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for alessandro and his friends, that's how it all started. they just wanted to get to know their new neighbors and to make them feel welcome. what better way than sharing a meal? so they organized a dinner, and then another one and another one, inviting refugees and people that had been living in zone 8 their entire lives. we have three kinds of african foods tonight, from somalia, from sierra leone and from gambia. you are from somalia? and when did you come to italy? [somalian] almost one month... one year. sorry. one year. and you? me, about one year. one year as well? like that? alright. is that good? that's good. next. next. there you go. that one will need a different sauce. alright. gambia on one side, somalia on other side. and does everybody vote on which one is the best? you're hoping for sierra leone. yeah, alright. gambia. my kitchen is so boring compared to this one, believe me! this is sierra leone. sierra leone? and gambia. - after the food is served, i chat with alessandro and his friends: selam, cofounder of zona 8 solidale,

alessandro apenas tendrÁ una sesiÓn de 30 dÍas.do, 12 amasados prescritos y tres suspendidos por salario. la mayorÍa de estas sanciones fueron mucho menores a las recomendadas por una junta de revisiÓn interna, que se encargÓ de investigar esta situaciÓn. la investigaciÓn fue ordenada por el secretario de seguridad nacional, alejandro mayorkas, busca identificar y poner fin a las polÍticas de la agencia. dijo que la agencia no tolerarÁ ninguna conducta impropia al honor que tenemos como servidores pÚblicos". satcha: pica y se extiende, estaremos yendo de cerca lo que pueda ocurrir con los otros agentes. te agradecemos por brindarnos eso en los detalles. borja: segÚn datos del servicio de inmigraciÓn y aduanas de estados unidos, los arrestos de inmigrantes en el paÍs cayeron este aÑo fiscal 2021 al nivel mÁs bajo en mÁs de una dÉcada. casi la mitad de los totales anuales registrados durante la pasada administraciÓn del presidente trump. el nÚmero registrado de arresto serÍa de unos 72.000. lo que estÁ claro, supone un cambio desde q

♪ >> seth: i want to thank my guests, jason momoa, dave bautista, alessandro nivola and anthony doerri want to thank barrett martin and the 8g band. stay safe. get vaccinated we love you. ♪ ♪ >>> tonight, breaking his silence. what mark zuckerberg is saying about the criticism facebook is facing. >>> plus, things got heated. the city council confrontation that spilled out into the lobby, and prompted police to intervene. >>> and might be time to take those masks off. bay-area counties planning to lift some mask mandates. the announcement expected later-this week. >>> good evening. mark zuckerberg isn't apologizing. in fact, he wrote a lengthy memo to his employees this evening defending the company he started and defending facebook and instagram's interaction with kids. >> zuckerberg reacting to testimony against the world's most profitable social-media network. a former employee turned whistle-blower testifying on capitol hill. accusing facebook of protecting profits over safety and targeting teenagers. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd is at facebook headquarters in menlo park with more on

really, this route has been something of a lifeline for many venezuelans, alessandro. our people receiving the news of this reopening. absolutely. marian, well, they obviously with great relief and means that now they're able to cross legally safely throughout the day that they can cross into columbia to look for basic food items, medicines, axis, medical services. and this obviously greatly improved their life and for almost 3 years now. if they want to do that, they have to cross through illegal crossing on their pass along the river that divides the 2 countries. these crossings are often very dangerous. they were and they are controlled the often the by criminal gangs that also require them to pay money to cross not only if they're crossing on their own, but also if they're carrying luggage or if they're buying things on the columbia inside. they'd also get tax to do that. so definitely this is that is a great improvement, but it goes beyond the crisis inside venezuela. this has long been an open border. a lot of people here have dual citizenship. they might have fa

association, where they've been also been talking about the impacts of the corona. virus pandemic got alessandro reports from the whole city, boston $137000000000.00. that's how much money airlines will lose to the end of next year. because of the pandemic, even as domestic air travel picks up in some parts of the world, airline losses this year, or expected to be a staggering 51000000000 before being trimmed to 11000000000 next year. all this, even after us carriers received $25000000000.00 bail out last year from the us government. the new financial figures are according to the international air transport association that represents 290 airlines and 80 percent of the global air traffic is still a long way to go. international air travel still heavily restricted as result of the government measures. we know that once those restrictions are removed, the demand for travel remains very strong. but at the annual meeting in boston, the talk was also about another emergency. the airline industry is contributing to carbon emissions. if the global airline industry was a country, it would be the world's

tell us about the significance alessandro of the reopening of this border. yes, fairly well, it's significant to for a number of reasons, obviously, symbolically the removal of these containers that were blocking physically blocking the passage on these are bridges between the 2 countries shows the willingness, some part of their my daughter administration to pick a 1st step towards restarting some sort of relationship with its neighboring country from a humanitarian point of view. this is extremely important for many venezuelans in particular that need to cross into columbia to buy goods that are scar, sim, venezuela, to access health services education services in a columbia. before the closure, tens of thousands of venezuela with crossing to columbia on a daily basis. this also brings up possibly back a level of security. a given the fact that the people who were crossing during these years of closures were doing so to dirt paths that are controlled by criminal gangs that were imposing taxes on people in good and goods. trying to move between the 2 countr

1868 painting now in the collection of the new york historical society by the new jersey artistad alessandro mario. entitled "give us this day our daily bread," the painting presents a avast, cluttered sce of construction and excavation from the west werd vantage point of a real window of a house near third avenue. the painting b shows the strang incomplete mosaic of new york's postwar housing boom with isolatedom buildings and lonely telegraph poles dominating a landscape dominanted by vacate lots. this scene assumes additional significances when juxtaopposed next t to the 1863 riot engrave. theen perspective is one or two lots south of the location of the building at 677 third avenue where the draft office was housed.en east towards 2nd avenue. infecthe the painting completed five years later is a draft riot scene, chronicling the replacement of buildings, the destruction of which demonstrated fourr days of unprecedented violence. so for readers in 1863 and for scholars today, the illustrated london news engraving called the conflict between the military and rioters was unusual depicting a

and that in turn, could offer more opportunities for colombian businesses as alessandro romp yeti found out in the town of pesca. a sea of medical grade mighty one grows at this farm in central columbia. 800 actors of plans equivalent to 25 football pitches. that clever leaves a colombian company with us, investors grows with the highest quality standards accuracy, with every step of the process. years district i gene protocols each blame to strace with the q r code. but i think it's patricia, it's a great, an example says the company's president of how columbus changing its attitudes towards drugs after decades of fighting against the legal drug trade, columbia, you know, had a brand within the very want to quality legal marijuana industry. and one of the things we, as a company, we're committed to, was to change that image from colombia to something positive into something that brought science, that brought benefits to patients. that benefits to people work around the candidates benefits that could also bring huge profits. growing marijuana here is 4 times cheaper than in canada. ther

delegates also discussed ways to make up for the economic losses suffered during the pandemic. gabriel alessandro is in boston at the i to amazing. he says the consensus amongst delegates is cautious. optimism after a tough 2 years. well, they're feeling that things are getting better, but it's slow. i mean, just to give you an idea about to how much the industry has lost. i ada announced new numbers this morning here in boston, saying that in 2021 this year, the global aviation industry is expected to lose about $51000000000.00. that is a lot of money, but it's better than last year, which was the worst year on record where they lost a $137000000000.00. so things are getting better slowly, but the losses continue to mount up. they forecast ahead to next year 2022. they still expect to forecasting out that there could be as much as $11000000000.00 in losses in air transport industry as well. so listen, the domestic air travel is picked up in north america. and in parts of europe, but there is still much of the world that they are concerned about that just that the amount of travel has not picked

but some have been accused of making money from an increasingly dire situation from the coakley alessandro ramp yeti reports. they gave me money, asian migrant weather lucas, and did my shows as the shack where she and her family have been living for 2 weeks since arriving in this columbian beach town. there is no running water. look, this is what we have for 12 people all crammed here, spending $8.00 a day in makin available. like, i mean we have kids who need to eat prices of food have doubled since we arrived. and we had no plans to stay here for weeks. she is one of nearly 22000 haitians, mostly arriving from brazil. and sheila, who are hold up waiting to catch a boat toward the dangerous jungle of the dorian gap to continue their journey north. but panama is allowing only $500.00 migrants to enter each day. a human bottleneck that has brought the towns infrastructure to a breaking point. but as also revitalized and economy devastated by coal, with 19 mostly to detriment of the migrants. patients are paying premium prices for food and other basic items, often being forced to pay in dol

. >> yeah, the scene -- the scene was -- it didn't end up in the movie but alessandro -- dickie slapsckie slaps tony again tony slaps dickie. they fight johnny breaks them up and then johnny slaps -- slaps tony >> seth: now, when you get slapped that many times, how do you feel when you're told the scene got cut? [ laughter ] >> yeah, well, it was -- i was pretty -- pretty shocked i mean, it was -- we also only shot that scene that day so it was, like, 12 hours of -- of 3 slaps a scene and bernthal was like -- he would be like, "you know, i'm a pro. so, like, my slaps don't hurt, right? might key that and you don't look at the punisher and go like, "these slaps don't hurt at all, man." [ laughter ] like, "i'm totally game. and like, "this is hitting me hard." yeah, but it was -- it was great, you know? it was, like, the rite of passage, like you said and it was great. >> seth: you also -- i guess, was your first film role was "ocean's eight?" >> yeah. >> seth: i mean, i think people to this day still say it's your movie. [ laughter ] >> yeah, exactly it's my -- my -- >> seth: yeah. >>

night with seth meyers," jason momoa and dave bautista, star of "the many saints of newark," actor alessandroy couldn't fix with horse paste. [ laughter ] facebook apologized, yesterday, after all three of its social media platforms went offli f