alexis, do you agree? legitimized a business that you believed in just a few years ago? alexis: very much so. i was very fortunate to have been among the earliest investors in coinbase something like eight or nine years ago. those were the early days of cryptocurrency. and we have seen two waves of adoption here. we have seen mining, we have seen buying, and i really believe earning is next. and that is the piece that lolli satisfies. look, it has now normalized crypto as a publicly traded opportunity now with coinbase and something anyone with a smart and bank account can now get non-rem to. -- get an onramp to. not going to look like the portfolios of our parents and grandparents. that is why i think you are seeing a lot of increased adoption. now more and more institutions are going to find ways to use crypto as yet another part of a healthy and diverse portfolio. taylor: alex, let me come back to you. you just heard alexis mention it is not just bitcoin. this is so much more than that, it is other cryp

president biden was silent on the case of alexi navalny when he made this set piece address.at is -- is that because he is hoping not to upset president putin ahead of a planned summit? >> he did not have many details when it cao foreign policy. when it came to ambitions like joining the iran nuclear deal, he did not mention it, did not go into detail on afghanistan. maybe he was giving the broad brush strokes and pride a minute late -- and predominately a domestic policy speech. members of the bide team have made it clear to the russian authorities that there was a price to pay if alexi navalny should pass away in prison, the same message has gone from the european union. europe has already imposed sanctions connected to the attempted assassination of alexi navalny. his arrest and prosecution. the sanctions from the united states imposed during the biden administration have had to do with election meddling, cyber attacks, and there are many who are saying, don't ascension russia after alexi navalny dies, do it before to stop it. pressure is mounting but so far, there is just

alexis, your takeaways for what has been a long day for you as well. yes, indeed. first, this was an excruciatingly and unnecessarily long closing argument. as gayle mentioned at the top, this is over two and a half hours, you get dimirning returns when you hold the jury this long. eric nelson was the one thing standing between the jury and lunch. i don't mean to be glib but this is an important issuer at the trial. also we heard nelson mischaracterize the facts and the law in this case. so he was arguing that the state must convince the jurors that other factors played no role in (indiscernible). to be clear, other factors can play a role. chauvin's conduct need only be . chauvin's conduct does not need to be the singular cause of george floyd's death. >> you know. go ahead. sorry. i was going to say, alexis, i was surprised by how often eric nelson went back to video footage of george floyd's death to make his case, when all of that footage seems to be the star witness, really, of the prosecution. did that strike you as well? >> it did. what we saw nelson do was

but stayinwith you, alexis karteron, where do you see change coming initially?ay it's got to come department by department. can federal law make a difference? >> well, time will tell. right now the george floyd justice and policing act is pending in congress. it's been passed by the house of representatives, and that act attempts to incentivize reform at the local level, tying federal grant money to changes in use of force policy, data collection. it eliminates qualified immunity which is a prodetection that extends to police officers when they are sued for misconduct, and a host of other reform measures. so we'll see if that passes congress. if it does, we certainly can expect some reform measures, but there's a real question activists are raising now about whether that's enough. >> woodruff: and, tracie keesee, how do you see that wi this federal law? of course, it isn't passed yes. do you see it making a difference if it were to become law. >> i'll share alexis' comment in the fact that policing is local and there is only so much the federal government can do

things will be bleak right now for alexi's organization. a senior member is outside of russia today. he said they're trying to stop us in secret. they're trying to destroy our organization in secret. the trial itself hasn't started in earnest. this is still a procedural hearing going on now. as you can see, rosemary, the moscow court state prosecutor is moving very quickly to stop the operations of alexi's organization even before the actual trial sets in, rosemary. >> all right. fred pleitgen joining us live from moscow. thank you. >>> u.s. president joe biden is set to mark his 100th day in office this week, but before he does that, he'll give his first address to a joint session of congress wednesday where he's expected to outline his economic agenda. cnn's joe johns has more. >> reporter: how does joe biden stack up against some of his predecessors in the white house? he's coming in at the low end of modern american presidents, according to some of the recent polling. he's ahead of donald trump but substantially behind both barack obama

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serious concern over the health of imprisoned dissident alexi navalni. one of many voting issues. >>> good to have you with us. >>> in just a matter of hours, closing arguments get underway in one of the most closely watched police brutality trials in decades. minneapolis is a city on edge. its bracing for potentially massive protests after a verdict in the trial of derek chauvin. he is the former police officer facing second-degree murder and other charges in the death of george floyd last year, which sparked global demonstrations. national guard troops are now deployed in minneapolis. barriers are up around some government buildings. other u.s. cities have taken similar measures. activists and community members gathered sunday at the place where george floyd died. sara sidner was there and she has a look at the mood on the ground in minneapolis. >> reporter: at george floyd square, the day before the closing arguments in the trial against the former officer accused of murdering him, this place has turned into a place of solidarity between black folks a

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. >> two quick points in response to what alexis just mentioned. two additional perspectives on the macropiece . the first one is i think alexis called it opportunistic buying opportunities. historically you look backto 2010, 2011 . the one difference today is that you have a lot more liquidity in the market and a lot less pressure, especially on small and medium-sized enterprises to a strategic investor on more. it's how chinese investors have been acquiring a few assets in the industrial sector for example in 29 through 2012. i think that is fundamentally different nowadays and from a fly side. there's less of a desire to sell big in an investors from complicated country like china and the second point that is important when you look at valuation, is that it's not just a hurdle from a financial feasibility point of view beijing also has an explicit policy place now to curb irrational investment and again, looking back about 10 or 15 years chinese companies have not been great at climbing the market. they bought at the peak and sold at the bottom

>> so far we don't have any independent medical evidence for the condition of alexi navalny. this is a man recovering from poisoning with a nerve agent back in august last year high pressure he had not fully recovered from his treatment he got externally in germany, and before he returned he had to face trial and jail on long-standing embezzlement charges. 11 deputies from different regional governments from the russian federation said they want to see navalny get independent assessment and treatment, and saying that it is coming from vupt. and at the same time there is an opposition camp trying to get half a million igttures. and once they hit that figure it is about 450,000. they say they want mass rallies here which they hope will be a galvanizing energy in terms of their longer term campaign which is to fight for legislative elections. but they're also facing potentially being designated as an extremist organization. a process that they hope to think of as an extremist organization. they have also been so designated that they're crippled in their ability to campripple cam

alexi novotny is a long-time critic of the kremlin in general and vladimir putin in particular.ys he is at the end of his life now. and beonna, we are talking about a man that nearly died last night from poisoning and now he's dieing in prison, and what more can western leaders do at this stage except to ask for him to be treated humanely. >> well, it may not be enough. as you mentioned those allies around him say he's just days away from death. he's entering his 20th day of a hunger strike now. he has lost nearly 40 pounds since he has been in prison and we have heard from president biden, his first phone call with vladimir putin, he talked about the need to release now svotny,d i expected to hear this week from the second phone call was the readout that novotny was brought up again and we didn't hear his name brought up, and jake sullivan addressed this issue this morning. take a listen. >> we actually made the judgment direct communication to the russian government including how we see it and how our allies and partners see it and what might unfold should something terrible h

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su nombre es alexis hernández. >> uno nunca lo espera. >> hoy alexis está mucho mejor.la explosión me empujó contra la pared y me golpeé la cabeza. estaba buscando una salida. >> salió con vida de la explosión y lo llevaron al hospital, pero sus lesiones necesitaban cuidado especial. casi todo su cuerpo estaba quemado. así llego al instituto de investigación quirúrgica de la armada de estados unidos, uno de los principales centros para tratar quemaduras en estados unidos. significó 19 cirugías y cientos de horas de terapias físicas. >> sentarme a caminar, dar pasos, aprender a respirar. usaba un respirador artificial. >> siete meses más tarde, hernández aprendió incluso a bailar. >> (música). >> y salió caminando del hospital. >> era la combinación de mucho trabajo, esfuerzo y dolor. >> hubiese sido el final feliz de esta historia de superación. pero cuando llegó a puerto rico, supo que el seguro médico no pagaría los gastos del hospital. hoy tiene una deuda de 1.7 millones de dólares con el departamento del tesoro por su tratamiento en el hospital militar. >> esto me v

he lost his, he was way gone. >> alexis in wilmington this morning. qualified immunity, just to explain it again, the judicially created doctrine that shields government officials from being held personally liable as long as the official did not violate, quote, clearly established law. to explain what clearly established law is, to show that, courts have generally required plaintiffs to point to an already existing judicial decision with substantially similar facts, a similar case. and the limiting qualified immunity, part of the george floyd justice in policing act. the federal law enforcement officers association weighing in, back in march, when that act was passed in the house about qualified immunity, this is what they had to say. qualified immunity has an often misunderstood high bar for officers to receive and is the only protection that law enforcement officers have from frivolous lawsuits. the george floyd justice in policing act accomplishes nothing, they said at the time, of what is needed. it defunds the police and only further entrenches a

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back over to you. >>> alexis ohanian joins us now.r of reddit he's been a huge advocate for paid family and paternity leave. alexis, it's good to have you here you've written about this in op-eds, you've championed this i'm sure you were thrilled tol hear president biden talk about this last night. how did you get so involved in this issue why is it so dear to you >> i've spent three and a half years fighting for paid family leave because three and a half years ago i was lucky enough to have a daughter and lucky enough run a company where i had access to family leave. i was taking it much like the ceo you just described as a role model for those in tech as well as my firm we went through a pretty difficult childbirth my wife, you know, well documented nearly died from it our daughter was in quite a bit of distress. and thankfully at no point during those days after multiple surgeries, the weeks after while my wife was recovering, at no point did i have to worry about my job and my family if i had had to make that choice, i would have

a number of doctors allied to alexi navalny and some supporters who had gathered there were detained who has been sending increasingly worrying messages from inside prison about the state of his health. he started by talking about acute back pain and sharp pains shooting down his legs and talked about having numbness in his legs and problem sitting down in particular. then a the last couple of days he ended up in the medical unit of the prison because he has a temperature and also a bad cough. 0f temperature and also a bad cough. of course in a pandemic there are worrying signs although a first covid test has come back negative. but basically alexi navalny has been calling for an independent doctor, doctor he says he can trust to be allowed to come to the prison to examine and because of course this is the most fierce critic of vladimir putin and he was poisoned with a military grade nerve agent last august and spent months recovering that in a hospital in germany. he is concerned that some of the symptoms could be linked to what happened to him back in august and also concerned abou

russia's crackdown on the gelled position later, alexi navalny continues. they ordered the closure of the field offices. this is pending a court ruling on whether the anticorruption foundation should be designated as an extremist group. emmanuel macron is telling been report and that he is really concerned about electing a bony's health. claire has the rest. >> in these green plastic bags, boxes full of case documents, the outline decisions taken by the moscow prosecutor's office to instruct sbk. this is pension of the groups activities in its field offices across russia -- i moved denounced as lawless. >> we believe the organization we represented not break any russian laws. this is to provide financial as well as moral support. >> and ape luminary hearing, prosecutors asked a court to organize protests, using banks and publishing online, according to sbk lawyers. this pending a ruling on whether to ban the groups as extremist for allegedly destabilizing the country. they are just the latest steps in moscow sweeping crackdown on navalny, a fierce critic of

last month there were seven officials and more than 1000 entities targeted over the poisoning of alexiyou see him there in a moscow court in february. in january he was arrested when he arrived from germany where he spent five months recovering from the poisoning. russia denies being responsible. alexi navalny is now here at this inventory and -- in notorious prison where he has been on huer strike for two weeks to protest his medical care. he has lost 15 kilos and prison staff are threatening to force-feed him. lecturer in politics and international relations explains what impact these sanctions may have. >> we have seen these kin of sanctions before that were imposed or the expulsion of diplomats that did not change russian behavior in any way. the administration is being more targeted in these sanctions, they are specifically targeting russian finances with putting restrictions on the trading of russian sovereign debt. that has worked in other cases like iran, it is possiblif it will work well for russia which does not have that much debt. the question of the impact is still to be s

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joining us from moscow pavel felgenhauer a defense analyst and columnist for now via gazeta in kipp alexy hot on a professor of comparative politics at cair academy and in washington d.c. richard white says security analyst at the strategic consultancy strap welcome to you all pava let me start with you today from your vantage point does it look like this situation is going to escalate and how likely or unlikely is it that this is going to boil into actual conflict. both already a month or so there has been a lot of talk in the russian press about the situation and the don bias yet thing worse about the skull ation that there will maybe have big war and everybody understands that it's right now of course impossible so that there are some sure things happening there maybe not so big she actually crashed as some skirmishes and that done by us they're a bit overplayed by the press but in the future somewhere everyone is talking right now about the beginning of may. there can be big confrontation a very major escalation of the as still a tease in the entire region because right now of course

were announced at least 27 bodies have been recovered so far several more are believed to be missing alexy o'brien has the latest. on the banks of the sheet alexia river desperate families waited for news. that is the hour was passed their anger grew like. the ferry capsized last night but it's yet to be retrieved was there such a delay. the small ferry had been carrying about 50 people when it collided with a cargo vessel on sunday night it was finally pulled from the water on monday rescuers say they were delayed by bad weather. and i appeal to the prime minister with please let us get the bodies of my father and mother the vessel was said to be packed with people rushing to their hometowns. the government had announced a weeklong lockdown to counter a spike in corona virus cases there were more than $7000.00 new infections reported on sunday the highest in a single day under the restrictions which are now in force all domestic travel services are suspended that seen a rush on buses ferries trains and flights hundreds die in ferry accidents every year in bangladesh blamed on badly mainta

but as smith joins me now from moscow the one thing that president putin didn't mention bernard was alexy in the valley there have been protests today and arrests just bring us an update because it seems pretty busy behind you. so yes they've been calls of protests across across russia in support of our lex in a van and his demand to be allowed is own doctors to come and see him and that's been denied so far and there is yes over my shoulder on the other side of the road there's a small gathering of protesters it's been declared illegal this protest across russia for covert reasons they'll forages say so the police are putting in barriers everywhere an attempt to try and stop people from gathering in one spot to the square in front of the kremlin was where they wanted to gather but they were because it's illegal lot's been fenced off hence people sort of coming out of the metro and trying to gather elsewhere there have been a lot of detentions as well more than 200 now across the room more than 300 i beg your pardon across the country an early today. of softball was one of those detained

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putin issued a warning to the west as thousands in russia protest the treatment of opposition leader alexi navalny. >>> plus 4 in 10e americans breathing unhealthy air. a birthday celebration fit for the queen. >>> and is the era of cheap flights ending >>> good evening derek chauvin is now in prison but the quest for justices and change in the wake of george floyd's murder is not over one day after chauvin's conviction the justice department announced its launching a sweeping civil rights investigation of the minneapolis police department. the goal, see if there really is a deeper pattern of officers using excessive force and whether they target minorities today the attorney general merrick garland says change cannot wait. >> yesterday's verld in the state criminal trial does not address potentially systemic police issues in minneapolis the challenges we face are deeply woven into our history. they did not arise today or last year building trust between community and law enforcement will take time and effort by all of us >> it's begun and we'll monitor it closely meanwhile as we wait for

300 people have been detained across russia protesting against the incarceration of crumbly critic alexy dissolve the must demonstrate shinzo being held demanding his immediate release access to medical attention rational thought the protests to credit the virus restrictions the valley it was a prison to january 5th to the office of violence in terms of probation is a case of being detained. the gist of this justice was that i think that everything is happening to scare all the other people i was literally detained for the fought showing up at the rally i'll be detained until the late evening in the police van that you know perfectly well what you should do you shouldn't be afraid i want freedom for the valley even from the police fanned the valley should be alive safe and free well but it's with joins me now from moscow where those protests are happening not just behind jew but as we just said across the country. so yes they started in russia's far east many hours ago for the largest protest i've been here in moscow and then simply to now these are banned protests and has been quite a c

alexis, thesis approval ratings are strong. what would history tell us about those numbers? >> well, first of all, as you said, it's arbitrary, usually, but i think actually this is the rare instance in which it's useful because fdr was facing a crisis. when we say 100 days, we're not saying what are you going to accomplish or what have you accomplished? we're asking how are you radically changing a country that is in crisis? and what we see is, you know, biden promised 100 million doses. we have 200 million doses. we have lots of really promising things going on. but when fda entered office, he didn't have a slim margin, a slim majority the way biden does. he had a large one, which meant that the day he was inaugurated, his 15 cabinet members were approved. and when he went to work, they were being, you know, sworn in two floors above. so i think we really have to remember that he faces a totally different challenge. but at the same time, most americans do approve of his handling of the covid-19 crisis, but will they approve during the midterms? and far more interested in t

terms of the trial would be coming back to that as soon as it resumes but for now let's bring in alexis heard she's a law or lecturer at columbia law school and a former senior counsel at the end legal defense and educational fund she joins us now from new york alexis you yourself used to be a criminal defense lawyer what do you make of the line of questioning that we've been seeing so far here. thank you for having me and good evening good morning in new york what we're seeing here is not a question of officer former officer shoguns intent rather the focus of the state and the defense is whether his conduct was reasonable and his conduct caused george floyd's death and so as a defense attorney as offense counsel we see mr nelson continually questioning cross-examining the state's witness witnesses on whether or not show them is conduct was reasonable and the point that he's able to make are brief and small relative to the weight of the state's case i want to remind our viewers how rare it is to see and hear police officer is testifying against her and with this officer we have now the

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today we are joined by alexis, a partner at global brand marketing. thank you for joining us.ell us about this. when you try to download an app you get something saying, do i want to share the information? as opposed to a supposed you are not getting anything in opting out of tracking, which is generally hidden from consumers. >> that's right, this new information from the new ios update, all consumers will have to opt into tracking. this will change the game of how you are being tracked. a company like facebook has complained that it affects businesses, especially for small companies. so by doing app tracking its fundamental for them to be able to do this. rishaad: in fact, it could really hit companies like facebook, i'm guessing, when they actually have the app downloaded on the apple platform. does it really present a big threat to companies such as facebook, as many people decide to opt out? >> it will. in many ways, especially as facebook has many companies. if you look at asia, it's the largest use from the emerging markets. it is a dominant social platform. in many way

temperaturas de las 60 >>> (comerciales) hablaron sobre flujo de inmigrantes en la frontera >>> sarah alexisrfecto para traficantes de personas que promete que la administración del presidente joe biden de dará la bienvenida en cambio estados unidos están de regreso méxico donde esperan por miles de personas autoridades han comentado que parte de esta nueva relación es la manera de manipular el tema exigen que los cárteles mexicanos sean catalogados como terroristas trafican narcóticos y armas en los estados unidos estos carteles son recesiones terroristas y extranjeras joe biden tiene que tomar acción de inmediato estas organizaciones tiene control absoluto de la frontera muchos de estos migrantes sufren abusos muchas personas van a sufrir abusos aunque el gobernador haya mandado ambas profesiones a patrullar la frontera no se ha visto ninguna diferencia desde entonces es pura casualidad el número de víctimas en el condado es demasiado advierte que las bandas al tráfico están dejando morir a máspersonas con mayor frecuencia tienen temor a ser detenidos por las autoridades las aperturas está

reporterto: el toluca con estÉ tanto de alexis canelo que lleva la victoria, las Águilas con la primeralas ellos mismos por protocolos unitarios. vamos ahora a la mls ahÍ estÁ javier hernÁndez, aquÍ al minuto 41 colocaba el 2—1 el 3—1 de javier hernÁndez al 60. presentador: al volver, les contamos que mÉxico vuelve a estar presente en los premios oscar. presentador: mÉxico volviÓ a estarÁ presente en la premiaciÓn del oscar en su ediciÓn nÚmero 96, en esta ocasiÓn pronto las mezcladoras de audio que se alzaron con la estatuilla dorada por el mejor sonido, esto por la pelÍcula "el sonido". y aquÍ la recomendamos, gran pelÍcula, lo esperamos maÑanacon mÁs noticias, que descansen. ♪ ♪ >>bienvenidos a "la jugada".cruz azul tiene asegurado el primer sitio. estarÁn a liguilla como nÚmero uno. >> "chicharito" en dos partidos lleva cinco goles. >> amÉrica sufriÓ en el infierno. le contamos mÁs de esto. anciana: todo esto y

. >> el clÁsico tapatÍo ante los zorros algo que pareciÓ imposible vÁmonos a mÉxico atlas >>> alexise no renovar y las cosas empiezan mal vean nada mÁs la fiesta que se mandarÁ la pandilla le queda gonzÁlez y zurdazo de parte del conjunto del vasco aguirre pero vendrÍa la respuesta pero de cabeza aparece carlos gonzÁlez la especialidad de la casa patentada >>> cometen aquÍ penal al propio carlos gonzÁlez pero contra andrÉs pier >>> adivinanza que se viste de verde y amarillo tiene trompa >>> 12 victorias consecutivas empezaban muy bien buscando esta lÍnea en la alta para poner la pizarra 3 a 0 a favor de los elefantes mismo inning con mÁs out >>> cuÁl caliente >>> podrÍamos cantar >>> 10 imparables 4 jonrones 8 remolcadas y yo canto horrible en la guinda del pastel >>> la puso con este batazo de 4 esquinas 13 triunfos consecutivos >>> 7 a 2 >>> mientras tanto pese a una salida tremenda >>> los siguientess no pudieron ganar el juego llegÓ 1 a 1 y bullpen no pudieran cerrar >>> el lunes en casa ante los rockies rockies >>> uhhhhhh o puedes elegir ambos... uhhhhhhhhhh eh, puedes elegir

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alexi navalny is ending his under strike. there has been a big build up on the border.ctions on moscow next week. i want to bring in matt now who is in moscow. let me start with what we know about navalny ending this long under strike here. the eyes of the world being where he. >> going next. >> it took 24 days. he posted on his instagram page that say doctors that they completely trust they we have achieved enough to end the hunger strike. and that very soon there will be no patient to treat. but perhaps more important to him is that he heard from his lawyers that some individuals started a hunger strike in solidarity with him. he is not entirely out of the woods yet. he has under highing health conditions. they are working for supporters today. >> matt, thank you. this morning here in the u.s., another ground breaking launch. >> three, two, one. >> this is the third time that elon music has put has tro naughts into space. tom costello has been posted up a at that launch pad. you got to see if firsthand, but talk about what was going on today specifically how this caps

alexis hernÁndez nos acompaÑa desde puerto rico, gracias por estar con nosotros explicÁndonos su historia cientos de horas de fisioterapia, ademÁs, por supuesto con las secuelas ecolÓgicas de este accidente. ¿quÉ pasa por tu mente contra factura de mÁs de 1 millÓn de dÓlares? >> es un golpe en la cara, y frustrante, que al dÍa de hoy nadie me haya podido ayudar sobre esto. borja: yo sÉ que tÚ tienes un seguro mÉdico, precisamente proporcionado a travÉs del trabajo de tu padre, quien es policÍa. ¿quÉ es lo que te hice la empresa aseguradora? ¿por quÉ te hace responsable de estos gastos? >> la empresa dice que no tiene cobertura, sin embargo, ¿por quÉ me lo dicen cuando a la hora de pagar, no en el tiempo que estuve en el hospital? es algo absolutamente injusto. borja: ¿te han dicho alguna razÓn especÍfica por quÉ no quieren pagar por tus tratamientos y operaciones? >> dicen que porque el accidente fue en mÉxico, pero entiendo que eso no tiene nada que ver, porque todo el tratamiento que recibÍ fue en estados unidos, y tenÍa una cobertura que cubrÍa en estados unidos. borja: ¿y los mÉdicos

construcciÓn de muro fronterizo, esta administraciÓn abandonÓ y dejando proyecto eunacom mret, sara alexiste biden frenÓ la construcciÓn de muro fronterizo dejando espacios vacÍos por el valle de texas. desde temprano autoridad del condado hidalgo llegaron a un punto donde se llevaba cabo la construcciÓn del muro, ahora el valle de texas se podÍa ver afectado si el gobierno no arregla aperturas en diques que estÁn im completos. >>> como ven aquÍ, esto, es o sea, directamente no solo el agua va venir de arriba y tambiÉn del Área del rÍo y va continuar a desbordar. >>> la construcciÓn de este muro fronterizo se suspendiÓ desde ken entrÓ la administraciÓn biden. >>> es una cosa muy serÍa, cuando el presidente trump querÍa poner el muro, aquÍ, y como estaban construido, tuvieron que romo para pero los diques, y cuando el presidente biden, tomÓ posesiÓn dijo, no paren la construcciÓn del muro, entonces aquÍ estamos, nos dejaron abierto en 4 diferentes partes aquÍ y esta Área se hunde. henry cuÉllar y vicente gonzÁlez estÁn enteradoses de la situaciÓn y mandaron un plan de acciÓn para evitar una

macías a cobrar, pero díaz decía que no, ahí venía guadalajara, el primer gol de alexis vega en el torneol título 31 de copa del rey para los azulgrana, los campeones de la copa de su majestad, gigantes contra miami marlins, dos outs, batazo que parecía que podía ser para las bases, gigantes arriba por 1, dos a bordo, jorge alfaro, suelta la línea contra garcía, aquí van desesperado a buscar la pelota, permite que la pelota entre, dolorosa derrota para new york giants hemos dominado la acción un día más, soy carlos mauricio ramírez, cambio y fura. >> gracias, al regresar tenemos la historia de un estudiante de la bahía querecibió una ayuda monetaria que aseguró sus estudios universitarios (música) mejora el desayuno con queso cheddar, con mis nuevos cheddar biscuit breakfast sandwiches. con queso horneado dentro del biscuit, tocino ahumado o salchicha a la plancha, y un huevo recién estrellado. pruébalos hoy. sólo en jack in the box. 11:30 de la noche, si se despide el centro de san josé del sábado cálido, mañana subirán más las temperaturas, así que hay que llevar el bloqueador a la mano

hola quÉ tal, un invitado hoy en palco deportivo una leyenda del fÚtbol en estados unidos, a alexi aen una manera diferente, diferente de todos los otros equipos, con tÉcnico que piensa de no solo de fÚtbol y pienso de la vida en una modo diferente. pero, como todos los equipos, los tÉcnicos, es importante ganar y esto es el mÁs importante cosa en este momento, porque este aÑo es importante, para almeyda, para san josÉ porque si juegan de esta manera y no pueden ganar no significa nada, no es importante para los aficionados y para la prensa, y para todos. >>> de acuerdo, cÓmo crees que les irÁ esta temporada. >>> no van a llegar en playoff. >>> wow. >>> estoy triste porque, quiero que san josÉ, es uno de los mejores equipos en mls. porque es un equipo que juega diferente de los otros equipos, pero es difÍcil, tambiÉn, especialmente es difÍcil en mls, porque mls, como liga es muy diferente, yo pienso que la cualidad, que tiene a san josÉ earthquakes, no es suficiente, para jugar la manera que almeyda quiere jugar. >>> wow, palabras difÍciles, gracias por el tiempo y compartir y esta s

and after he became a dad, alexis loves his daughter and loves all of the time he had off of work tofe is the greatest. then there is this one. out of office. this is parental leave life. she is dreaming of all the startups she'll start and grand slams she'll win. that a nod to his power mom wife serena williams. he is the founder of 776. thank you for being with me. >> thank you. very excited to be talking about this. the. >> i remember a few years ago you wrote in "the new york times" this piece making the push for it. and the first line was this, when i was born in 1983, my father took a single day off work. he used a vacation day. mine too. my dad, i think, took an afternoon off work in '82. my mom tells me. but it was a different time and not accepted then. and now it's -- now it's different. my husband took three months off when our son luca was born. but you guys are the rarety. i mean that's the thing though. the you love it. i love it. but we are the rarety. before we get into policy, can you explain personally why it mattered that you were there? >> yeah. well, look, you kn