alberto: gracias por la invitaciÓn.so, pero las metas no se estÁn logrando y es que en algunos campos pÚblicos no se estÁ graduando en uno suficiente de minorÍas y sobre esto habla osvaldo con nuestra prÓxima invitada. osvaldo: todavÍa no se ha roto la brecha de equidad racial y las tasas de graduaciÓn en nuestra comunidad y un nuevo reporte muestra que el sistema de universal california no estÁ en camino a cubrir los objetivos de altas relaciones en las minorÍas y para hablarnos mÁs de reporte le damos la primera a michelle, presidenta de la organizaciÓn campaÑa por la graduaciÓn universitaria. >> tenemos que darle el apoyo a los estudiantes, especialmente latinos que hoy en dÍa son la mayorÍa de los estudiantes que asisten, pero vemos que todavÍa no estÁ graduÁndose de la universidad en tasas equivalentes a los estudiantes blancos de la universidad. octavio: se mejora significativamente en la Última dÉcada o todavÍa estamos en un nivel que no te deberÍamos mejorar? >> estamos viendo que las tasas han incrementado mÁs

and alberto refused.is mom and his fellow marines said that alberto said most of the people in the line at my gate are women and children and i got to get them through. i got to get as many through as i can. and by all accounts, he took the brunt of the blast. his mother looked at me with tears in her eyes as karen and i gathered with her and said his last act on earth was a work of heart. so despite the weakness of this administration, that's emboldened the enemies of freedom, i'm going to tell you what humberto sanchez is america. this is a great nation and we will stand in the gap and we will bring this country back with his inspiration in our hearts. >> thank you. so, we're about to wrap up here. but before we kind of close out, we've got the fast three. at least it's not the, the, the fast three. so give me one funny campaign moment on the campaign trail. i know exactly anybody that's been out there and there's multiple. right. >> well, i would say how many times people tell me that your husband look

(hablando en inglÉs) >>> alberto vera uno de los sobrevivientes describe su experiencia en medio del se prendiÓ completo en 45 minutos y tardÓ como 8 horas en quemarse, pero ya en 45 minutos tÚ ya estabas o vivo o muerto, porque el aire que estaba haciendo era increÍble, o sea, es como estuvieran echando aire a las brasas y salÍa asÍ el aire la lumbre >>> asegura que m muchos residee se metieron al mar y permanecieron ahÍ por 6 horas >>> Éramos unas 600 personas en el agua y unas 200 no salieron y subiÓ la marea >>> jesÚs m. dique que no recibieron ninguna alerta >>> cuando salimos vimos humos y no sabÍamos de donde venÍa no nos dieron alerta, nada, nada, que nos dijera hay un incendio >>> el gobernador dijo que ya se estÁ haciendo una investigaciÓn sobre la activaciÓn de las sirenas. >> (hablan en inglÉs) pasa pagas de acuerdo a funcionarioss el nÚmero de muertes suban en la medida que los perros continÚan su labor por ahora se cubierto un 3% de lo zona de desastre. identificar a los fallecido es una de las prioridad de los funcionarioss indicando que podrÍa hacer pruebas de adn ant

we went to washington to interview alberto gonzales. we interviewed karl rove. we interviewed chief justice rehnquist or excuse me, -- cheney, all the people who had served on that process committee. and as it turned out, the right wing of the president's party did not want harriet miers that o'connor seat, because you might remember it was called the swing seat. she a moderate conservative and sometimes voted with liberals, particularly on abortion and affirmative action and sometimes she voted with conservatives and. the right wing of the party had been just waiting, waiting, waiting for her to leave so they could put certain conservative in that role. and they didn't have that faith in harriet miers. they thought she might be more like o'connor, and she realized was hurting the president. she also said she wasn't an expert in law and she admitted that. but it would be like a language for the first time and in two or three weeks having to go up to the hill and meet with senators and 1 to 1 meetings and, not be able to speak the language. so she saw she was hur

bush attorney general alberto gonzales., as we mentioned, the former president is back at bedminster in new jersey this evening. cnn's alayna treene is nearby and is going to join us. what do we know about mr. trump's mood this evening? >> well, jake, i think you could kind of see it clearly today playing out. he was somber in court. our great reporters inside the courtroom said he appeared glum. heed a his arms crossed over him. and that lines up with what i'm hearing from donald trump's advisers. i've been speaking with him the last couple of days now, and they tell me he is very concern about these charges, and privately he has been really frustrated. he is frustrated about not only what this means for him personally and politically, but also what it means for his legacy. i know from covering donald trump for several years now, he thinks about that a lot, and that has been weighing on him today. i'll also point out publicly, you're still going to see the defiant donald trump that he likes to show voters and show viewers,

alberto gonzales, in an interview with jen psaki, says trump should be held accountable. >> if donald should he go to prison, despite being a former president? i know we are getting ahead of where we are at this moment. what is your view on that in general? >> you are right, we are getting way ahead of ourselves. there are people that on january 6 went to the capitol, maybe not at the clear direction of president trump, but certainly he did nothing to stop what happened that day. they are serving time. if, in fact, the crimes that -- if, in fact, jack smith is successful in prosecuting donald trump for the crimes that he is charged, i think it would be fair that he go to prison. >> joining me now is jen psaki. this is a world travel, a different world. alberto gonzales, a bush era attorney general talking about jail time for a former president. >> i thought the point he made is interesting. he has been advocating for -- reminding people that the justice department does not target republicans. the majority of people who work there are career officials who are not affiliated with either

bush's former attorney general, alberto gonzales, all about that new indictment. whether trump should serve time in prison whether he's convicted. breaking news on the cost of a dartmouth case on what mark meadows is reportedly telling the feds. our in-house law firm is standing by with reaction to that. later, the front other plans to give the first a bag on wednesday night. sits down for an interview with tucker carlson instead. republican candidate, will, her to talk about how to take on trump in advance of what is shaping up to be the weirdest, while, this debate week ever. with each passing week, with every new indictment, we are learning more about the kind of country that donald trump tried to turn us into after the 2020 election. a country, in his mind, where democracy is no longer the guiding principle. where votes can be found, even when they are not earned. where the justice department can be used to keep a failed leader in power. with each new indictment, the latest out of fulton county, in georgia, we're also learning more about the kind of country, i

alberto realname, old friend of mine, alberto realname.t's not all the george santos news i refuse to stop talking about. the congressman was also spotted last week at a karaoke night in d.c. where patrons tried to get him to sing karaoke but even though he ultimately declined, santos did say that his go-to karaoke song is "i will survive." that is of course the disco classic recorded in 1978 by george santos. but... ♪ first i was afraid ♪ ♪ i was petrified ♪ but if you do want to hear george santos sing his lying heart out, you're in luck because journalists have tracked down what appears to be santos' old account on the singing app smule, which allows you to sing karaoke on your mobile device. it's all the fun and excitement of a karaoke bar except not that. the reporters found lots of santos singing to himself, including his renditions of "hallelujah," the pitch perfect hit "cups." and "let it go" from "frozen." according to santos, those recordings earned him a tony, a grammy, a purple heart, and the nobel prize for volleyball. y'all w

como se puede proteger usted >> el primero estaba instalado en cajero automático donde encontramos a alberto >> el segundo fue hallado en terminal de pago de la tienda sobre el boulevard de la misma ciudad no es primera vez que vemos esto pero hemos tenido dos casos, el primer dispositivo fue detectado por un cliente del banco notó que una parte del cajero automático estaba colgando levemente se dieron cuenta que tenía pequeña cámara conectada, cuando hay cámara podría robar la información de tarjeta aunque este tipo de fraude los criminales no descansan >> ya tienen cámaras también se conectan a internet para pasar la información y además son más difícil delgaditos luego los cajeros automáticos los instalan de forma que son difícil de detectar >> me parece inseguro >>la recomendación es que no haya nada sospechoso en l cajero automático que no haya suelto o superpuesto >> la organización recomienda siempre cubrir el teclado y pagar con tarjeta de crédito en vez de debido >> tiene las mejores protecciones >> en petaluma telemundo 48 >> desde este fin de semana entra en vigor ordenanza contra

ya no me digas nada, alberto. por favor, ya no me hables.

. >> : regresa al Área de la bahía y todo inicia mañana por la noche en el teatro carlos alberto lópez

. >> joining us now is former attorney general, alberto gonzalez.epartment and the white house's counsel o offices playing significant roles in this indictment. your reaction. >> i think it's a strong indictment. it's pretty straightforward. pretty clean. you know, it's been described as historic, unprecedented. i'd like to perhaps add a different word, potentially perilous, you know, i think the words and actions that are described in the indictment portray a picture that puts tremendous stress on our government institutions, it puts tremendous stress on the rule of law and i was thinking about attorney general merrick garland, you know, the attorney general is viewed by many as sort of the guardian of the rule of law, that's the job of the attorney general heading up the department of justice. in this particular case, the attorney general is rekuszed and rightly so given the fact that his boss is going to be the democratic nominee for president. and so, you know, i suspect while we may have great confidence in jack smith, merrick garland was confi

cuando se entregÓ en la cÁrcel del condado en georgia de ser acusado de interferencia electoral, albertol ex presidente donald trump, se convirtiÓ en primer exmandatario de estados unidos en tener una foto de prontuario >>> en una entrevista con el medio de noticias, donald trump dijo que es una experiencia terrible y lo trataron bien, el expresidente catalogar los cargos en su contra, interferencia electoral >>> asegura que no hicieron nada malo y que tienen el derecho de desafiar una elecciÓn que creen que fue deshonesta, mientras las reacciones no se han hecho esperar >>> me parece mal porque estaba en su derecho de reclamar por las elecciones pasadas, no creo que no haya problema, creo que estÁ en su derecho >>> es correcta la situaciÓn en la que estÁ y la ley aplica sus correctivos, asÍ sea un expresidente >>> son 20 minutos dentro de la cÁrcel del condado una prisiÓn conocida por sus condiciones deplorables, el expresidente pagÓ una fianza de 200.000 $ y debe evitar las condiciones de su libertad condicional >>> cualquier mÉtodo con un testigo para intimidar o para tratar de crear

entre los funcionarios esta alberto gonzÁlez. trump alega que el juez merchÁn tiene perjuicios.ial. hoy ocurriÓ lo que esperaba la familia de vanessa guillÉn hace aÑos. cecilia aguilar fue sentenciada a 30 aÑos de cÁrcel. aguilar era la novia del militar que asesinÓ a vanessa guillÉn en 2020. vamos con mÁs noticias. reportera: tuvieron que pasar tres aÑos desde el asesinato de vanessa guillÉn para la sentencia de cÁrcel a la Única cruzada con el homicidio. >> eso no me la devuelve. reportera: cecilia aguilar, de 25 aÑos, fue declarada culpable en el asesinato de la soldado y por presentar declaraciones falsas para cubrir el hecho. fue hallada culpable de encubrir a su novio, quien se quitÓ la vida cuando intentaron detenerlo. en la corte dijo que utilizando un machete robertson se llevÓ al cuerpo al departamento y lo desmembraron. intentaron quemarla y luego enterrarla cerca de un rÍo. en la corte se mostraron las fotografÍas de la escena. se le pidiÓ a los familiares de guillÉn retirarse de la corte en varias ocasiones por los detalles que se revelaron sobre la muerte de la sol

attorney general, alberto gonzalez. he served in the george w.stration, and now is the dean at the belmont university college of law. we thank you very much for being on this morning. >> mr. attorney general, thank you so much for being with us. i have noted on this show over the past several years, republicans, like yourself, republicans that have stood up and spoken out for the rule of law, even when it doesn't break in their direction. i often quote "the wall street journal" editorial page whenever they've spoken out against donald trump's worst excesses. i have noticed, though, since the last indictment regarding january 6th, that establishment republicans that had been critical of donald trump's actions are now starting to talk about a two-tiered justice system. you know, i read something that anne applebaum said last week that said, if the republican party continues to attack the rule of law, i don't know how our constitutional republic survives. that's why we were so struck by your opinion piece, and we're grateful for you to be here. can

costa rican football player vaux alberto lost his life while swimming in the country's canasin river in an attack. at the end of sports news, the simplest thank you for your support dear viewers, have a nice day. how easy is it to talk about god? god is in your mind. god can be seen. this is where god is now . god sees us. how does god attribute everything to god ? why did god create humans ? they are not easy for the parents. thank you. we can't explain the concept of god to children as it should . the first time he came and took this, we tried to explain god in simple and childlike language . the publication of religious books is for children and teenagers. children with why did god do this collection with the wonders of creation with the spectacular collection of god with the attributes of god and with the collection tell me what god is , they become familiar with faith in god, first we raise the child's knowledge about god, to become knowledgeable and aware, but this information is one way. if the child is supposed to fall in love with god, it means that after reading this book,

. >> alberto lÓpez ayudÓ a los atrapados a salir de sus autos, cuando lo vimos, ni siquiera habÍa dormidoanta lluvia que varias carreteras siguen cortadas por el agua, una autopista, la que va de tijuana para mexicali estuvo llena de cascadas por horas, los puentes colapsaron, provocando que 300 o 14,000 personas a se quedara sin luz, por el peligro a los 42 refugios que se activaron llegaron casi 2000. >> se iban a caer las paredes, no tengo donde vivir. jessica: incluso llegÓ un imitador de carlos con su familia. >> hasta que no pasÉ todo el agua. jessica: la lluvia trajo muerte, en baja california sur, cuando hubo lluvias histÓricas, la corriente arrastrÓ una familia completa, su padre falleciÓ y no encuentran a la conductora de este auto en san quintÍn, donde el agua se hizo rÍo y se lo llevÓ todo. en algunos lugares como aquÍ, en la playa de rosarito, las corrientes de agua tenÍa tanta fuerza que hicieron surcos como este. >> josÉ robles estaba sorprendido del aÑo que sintiÓ al salir de su casa esta maÑana. >> llegÓ a los cimientos del drenaje. jessica: en rosarito, baja california,

mother of the most expensive player in the premier league of iran, and mehrdad mohammadi , luca and alberto, one million mehdi torabi, 1,300,000 alireza biranvand kilimian, i was going to cow, and reza asadi with one million and two hundred thousand euros in the next ranks, there are two iranians in the composition of the dream team of asia, about five months before the start of the asian cup of nations of the asian football confederation, today, to the right of the dream team of the history of the tournament, based on the votes of the famous fans, in completing the 11-members of this script, ali daei mehdi mahdavi kia from iran is seen as an uncle in saudi arabia because of parkinson and son heung-min from south korea. team qafat from australia are other stars in the dream team of the asian nations cup. esteghlal and sepahan in isfahan, reza kermanshahi , the executive director of the tractor football team, published an article on his page this morning, in addition to the good news of the improvement of tractor fans, he also wrote about the return game. tractor's heavy defeat was the retur

in the transfer market the transfers hid his injury, and especially alberto, a player of the deportivo football team , died while swimming in the kanasin river in the country in a crocodile attack. dear muhammad, hello, welcome to the news at 13:00, welcome to the ministry of education recruitment exam for the profession of teacher and art student in 1402, more than 325,000 people participate in the exam , of which 22,184 are recruited by the ministry.

dulce: con el apoyo de sus familiares y maestros se superintendente alberto carvalho dijo que el primer deserciÓn escolar, uno de los motivos es que las familias inmigrantes indocumentadas temen ser deportadas. >> en nuestra comunidad al miedo debido a sus estatus de migraciÓn, eso no es aceptable es mi deber profesional proteger, educar a todos nuestros niÑos. dulce: otros estudiantes esta no se estÁn de la esquela porque se quedan en casa para cuidar a sus hermanos menores mientras sus padres trabajan. ante esta dificultad es el distrito escolar asegurÓ que al recursos para ellos. o llÁmese invitÓ a los padres de familia de los mÁs pequeÑos se escribirÁ sus hijos en el programa gratuito de kinder transicional en el que hay un espacio total para 15,000 estudiantes. una de las prioridades es combatir las pÉrdidas de rendimiento acadÉmico que perdura de la pandemia. en los Ángeles, dulce castellanos, univisiÓn. maite: toyota pidiÓ a los dueÑos de unas 168,000 camionetas tundra del 2022 y 2023 en estados unidos que las lleven a los concesionarios para que sean reparadas, lo informo tras d

(hablando en inglÉs) (informaciÓn en pantalla) >> alberto vera uno de los sobrevivientes describe suural. >> fue muy rÁpido el pueblo se prendiÓ completo en 45 minutos, y tardÓ como 8 horas en quemarse pero ya en 45 tÚ ya estabas o vivo o muerto, porque el aire que estaba haciendo era increÍble o sea, era como estuvieran echandole aire a las brasas y salÍa asÍ el aire la lumbre >>> muchos residente y turistas se metieron alal mar escapando las llamas >>> Éramos como 200 personas en el agua de las cuales no salieron de las 200 porque vi que no salieron se metieron muy adentro del mar y subiÓ la marea >>> asegura que los residentes no recibieron ninguna alerta >>> cuando salimos vimos humo. >> y entonces no sabÍamos de dÓnde venÍa no nos llegaba alertas que nos dijera que hay un incendio el gobernador dijo que ya se estÁ haciendo un activaciÓn de las sirenas. >> (hablan en inglÉs) >>> de acuerdo a funcionarioss el nÚmero de muertes probablemente suba aÚn mÁs cuando los perros de recuperaciÓn de cadÁveres continÚan su labor por ahora se cubierto un 3% de la zona de desastre >>> identifi

. >> alberto and his neighbor live in an rv near the school. they say they never bother the children but they realize they have to find a new place to park. the city mouse to fight for more services for the un-housed but realize, they needed to act fast here. >> our students should not have to face the ramification of our failure on homelessness. >> fernando says she's glad about the response that she feels it will help her feel safer walking to school. >> a san jose mine might be facing charges after a house by turned deadly. this is a picture of david gray is been arrested for the death of his housemate. police say grade the his roommate with his feast this last october. at first the victim refused medical help but later died at a hospital aftecollapsing an hittineir head on a d frame. originally he faced only assault charges until lastweek when the coroner finished its investigation. >> that injury later led ultimately to his death. and based on the forensic investigation by the coroner's office, their investigation revealed homicide. >> the

ausentismo crÓnico que existe en el distrito escolar unificado de los Ángeles el superintendente alberto

son manos mexicanas, alberto, jorge y su esposa, llevan un aÑo viviendo en estados unidos y hoy no tienenotel de 30 habitaciones, casi todos on trabajadores hispanos trabajadores y con truc toros que viven aquÍ. ¿¿quÉ van a hacer con esto?. >>> trabajo mucho trabajo. >>> m estos cuartos pasaron la noche cuando idalia se lo llevÓ todo. aquÍ recibieron la tormenta. lo que mÁs se sintiÓ fue media hora potente. los mueble inservibles. de esta habitaciÓn grabaron este video. >>> idalia, a las 6 de la maÑana en la localidad de berry florida. no habÍa vivido algo asÍ es ban tanto feo mucho miedo. hay mucho trabajo por delante. ¿no?. aquÍ se necesita a los inmigrantes que el gobernador quiere sacar ¿quiÉn va a hacer el trabajo. mÁs manos latinas como las suyas. para levantar lo que el viento de idalia se llevÓ el dueÑo del hotel no llega para ver los daÑos. pero ellos en cuanto vieron que habÍa trabajo que hacer, comenzaron a hacerlo. esta tragedia tiene una forma de sacar lo mejor del ser humano. ¿no es cierto?. y asÍ vamos, un dÍa a la vez desde el oeste de florida. muchas gracias por estar con

. >> : regresa al Área de la bahía y todo inicia mañana por la noche en el teatro carlos alberto lópezé y durante todo el mes de agosto así que aproveche de ir a algunas de las >> (musica). >> hablamos con la madre y hermana. >> habla con noticias telemundo el mediodÍa, va a reemplazar a fernando villavicencio el c candidato ecuatoriano a la p presidencia asesinado hace menos de una semana. sube a 96 la cifra de muertos por los i incendios forestales en maui, los mÁs mortÍferos en la historia de estados unidos. y se investigan posibles fallas en los sistemas de alarma. los ojos del mundo polÍtico estÁn puestos en el estado de georgia a la espera de la cuarta imputaciÓn criminal contra donald trump por sus supuestos esfuerzos para revertir las elecciones. estamos en la corte. y la colombiana karol g el aporte del mes de septiembre de la revista rolling stone en espaÑol y en inglÉs. es la primera vez que pasa y le contamos por quÉ. >> m(musica). >> m(musica). >> quÉ bueno que nos acompaÑa. hoy se lee la sentencia de la Única persona acusada en el asesinato de la soldado vanessa guillÉn e

this storm could produce heavier rainfall and flooding and meteorologist alberto gonzales is tracking it all. she's joining us now with the very latest. and roberta, this is to be expected. absolutely. christina and a lot of people forget this is an education for us. it's an extremely rare event when people heard that it was downgraded, they went, no problem. no, this is expected on a scale of 1 to 5, this is now a category two. when we left you last night, it was a category four. it's downsized because hurricanes need that warm water to continue to fuel itself. but once it braces up against land mass, it loses its punch. it starts to shear off. but nonetheless, it's extremely powerful. its location right now is 640 miles southeast of san diego. at this particular time, we still believe that we're going to see it make impact right here around san diego, the los angeles basin, move into the desert southwest and on into las vegas as well as the tahoe area. when you see a green on the screen there, those are the feeder bands running ahead of the system. keep in mind, this hurricane exten

she returned to sumter to teach at kendall institute, and married fellow teacher alberto bethune.n university whose 77th 77th commencemes honored to keynote several weeks ago and become a wildcat. she was active in the national council colored women's and girls clubs but found them to be too docile. her activism led her to the founding of the national council of negro women currently headed by doctor thelma dailey, a graduate of bowie state university. my late mother was a loyal and enthusiastic fan of this trailblazing leader, and insisted that i learned everything i could about her. it was partly as a tribute to my mother that i lobbied governor john charles west to support placing a portrait of mary mcleod bethune in the south carolina state capitol building. on july 10, 1976, ms. bethune became the first person of color in south carolina's history to be so honored. and thanks to my colleagues in thisth body and the state of florida, today she becomes the first black person to have her likeness represent a state in this building. [applause] we cannot change history, and we shou

and then the new president, alberto britell, came in and very quickly fired schiffrin and schiffrin reported that bechtel's new policy was that every book needs to pay for itself. from now on, they would not be subsidizing some books with other books. so books like mccarthy's, like the orchard keeper, like blood meridian, like subtree, which had been subsidized by other books that was no longer going to fly. so in your view, is that the market are the model today? in some of the larger publishing houses, yeah. and there's been increasing ways in which bureaucracy companies these are these are commercial companies they've got shareholders who they need to satisfy and the way that they try to make this as rational as they can is by using various techniques like profit and loss forms that editors need to fill out when acquiring a new book to determine how much profit they'll make from any given book they want to acquire or they use comparative titles known in the business as cost. or they say, oh, this new book is similar to these three previous books that all were successful, and because it's

so take it, but i can get it thought i thought you there was just one person murdered alberto robeto's 22 year old son gustavo, in front of the stadium. he loved and no, no the, not the face i am on k go and what i've been telling them and then they get nothing more, jeff and them into a man. what 3 men will see. oh no. he says, how is not one thing or another? the one no one was ever charged with. gustavo as murder is, uh, is to see they all get, they will come to the bottom, the bottom. they will you see all the that will be culturally in their own little ways and no, not a place that i'm yes hear you say yeah, i've gotten a lot of be not here. i'm into a lot of the by funding i see of the political it is for the party to play who you see of the size on when a little boy finally on like the, the see us in the village and pulled a lot of the this year important so football in argentine in life was crystallized when mauricio maxi, the multi millionaire, former chapman of boca became president of roger tito. he also became a figure of hate for funds of other clubs who accused him of usi

so take it, but i can get it thought i thought you there was just one person murdered alberto robeto's 22 year old son gustavo, in front of the stadium. he loved and no he met the face i am on k go and what i've been saying the been in there is nothing more jeff and 11th in april. a 3 to me unless you oh no. he says how is here now? one thing, one of the one no one was ever charged with good stuff as murder is uh, a 2 day old and they will come to the uh, for the part of the will you see all the that will be carly in the little ways and no not a place that i'm yes sir, you say yeah, i've gotten a lot of the not here i'm going to and blah, blah blah, by funding. and i see of the political it is, by the way, what do you see have these us on? when are they will weigh probably another year the see us in the building and i pulled a lot of contain the this year. important. so football in argentine in life was crystallized when mauricio maxi, the multi millionaire, former chapman of boca became president of roger keno. the also became a figure of hate for fans of other clubs who accused him o

. >> reporter: you would never know that from how alberto galassi speaks. >> a single piece of mow hogrretti group which now owns the brand. do you always go boating in a suit? >> she us out on italy's lake iseo, racing past riva's factory as perhaps only the ceo could. you wanted not just a boat. you wanted a riva? >> first of all, a boat is a riva. >> reporter: there is no other sort of boat? >> no. let's be honest. when you say i have a ferrari, everybody knows what a ferrari is. a riva is beyond boating. it's a myth. in the hands of royals, movie stars, rock stars, shieks, kings, tie auto coops. >> reporter: riva's aquarama debuted in 1962 during the glamorous la dolce vita years of italy's post-war boom. stars, including sophia loren, brigitte bardot and lelizabeth taylor owned rivas. and the boat itself plays a supporting role in dozens of films. >> don't shoot! >> reporter: and talk about advertising. riva was featured in portofino last year, shuttling guests at the latest kardashian wedding. >> they are the new sophia loren. they talk to the new generation. why not? times are c

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i can share from my own experience over that labor day weekend, that the school superintendent, albertoarv allo's the white house convened federal departments and agencies and the response. so, here to speak from the department of education's perspective, i invite deputy secretary cindy martin, a former school superintendent herself and a passionate leader on education and focused on the health and safety of kids. deputy secretary martin. >> thank you so much for that introducti, for your collaboration. you heard our secretary talk about intentional collaboration, that's what we believe at the department of education. r, so we always bring that in. but your collaboration and the way you help bring all of the folks together that we could galvanize for support. when we got that phone call at liberty we can from the superintendent, i knew he needed help now. i understand president biden's commitment to a whole-of-government approach, and our secretary's commitment to being a service agency, we went into quick action. it wasn't as deciding at the federal level, what we need to do for los an

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