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>>> los ciclistas no son muy buenos conductores, también pasan semáforos en rojo, se meten en los andenes y ha implementado ya algunos carriles verdes designados para ciclistas y esperan expandir los para 2027 con lo que esperan que salven más vidas >>> en tampa florida, las autoridades recibieron a un sujeto que se hacia pasar por >>> sarmiento nos dice cómo este sujeto se había aprovechado de una inmigrante indocumentada >>> según autoridades, la víctima era ex compañera de trabajo yabusó sexualmente de ellaen dos ocasiones, pero habló con la policía acerca de este caso pero no pudieron atenderlo. en un comunicado a los medios informaron que la víctima al parecer es una inmigrante indocumentada que detenía al sospechoso porque según ella era policía y andaba armado, tenía una camioneta cadillac blanca del 2002 con luces e insignias y que según él también era miembro de inmigración, noticia que ha alarmado a los residentes de la ciudad >>> hay mujeres que lamentablemente han pasado por esta situación y se quedan calladas. ya sea de diferente manera, en este caso fue con una persona que f

other news, the san francisco city attorney says an engineering firm gained the city's permit system andening -- three homes are in question. including one on the 400 block of roosevelt way in ashbury heights. that's where abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow joins us live. melanie? >> kristen, we're talking about alleged forged documents and permit fraud. the motive was to gain a competitive advantage. these three san francisco property at 147 marietta drive, 457 roosevelt -- they have one thing in common. according to a lawsuit filed by san francisco city attorney dennis herrera. >> you had a web of permit fraud and deception. at the center of that web is one company. >> that company is engineering firm santos and a route i can't associates. the allegation that they obtained permits for bathroom and kitchen remodels and they were excavated to add new floors and spaces below the existing structure. the spokesperson for the city attorney's office roderick owe santos a former president of the -- used his expertise and understanding to gain the system by saving on costs and increase speed. >> th

voices heard and stop being silent about things that have suffered for years, women's buried pa w anden's nability to tell their own story. that's been the text of our politics although it's been driving ever aspect of our politics and i believe will be the deciding factor of the mid terms but e of ourire culture there has been this revelation of at was behind the mask all of these men who were deciding what shows got produced onelevision and in hollywood, the men who were making the decisions about what laws got introduced in the united states senate or howecisions got made in the united states supreme court. and so for so many women, it's awakening, edible and this debate just brought that life anymore theost vivid way imaginable. and that's i think you saw such an outpouring of emotion all across country around dr. blasey ford's ttimony. robert: it was a day where i got so few e mails. everyone was just watching it. a powerful moment in this country. we'll see what happens next week. we have to leave i there our conversation will continue online on the "washington week" extra. we walk

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summit, yout our all explained and celebrated and andened to survivors caregivers and doctors and nurses researchers, scientists. by highlighting their stories, and their courage so other people know what is going on. that there is somebody out there listening. talk, wet just here to are here to act. and you have today. our call to action is to listen more than 50 new actions and collaborations that are being announced today as part of the summit. you have heard from leadership of a number of organizations and companies talking about their announcements earlier today. detailse were too many to go into to be able to do it on stage. you can find all of them described in detail on bidencancer.org. let me tell you why these commitments matter so much. of companies and organizations have made here today will make real, practical differences in the lives of patients and their families. think of an oklahoma and omaha, nebraska. a mother diagnosed in advanced stage us cancer. they find an experimental trial that holds immense potential but it happens to be in new york city. now, because of an ou

andenator's lamar alexander bob corker didn't get a chance to vote on merrick garland. and they can listen to four and brett kavanaugh on this matter if she shows up. i didn't like the move on merrick garland. i wouldn't devoted for him. i would've voted for my senators to vote for him. i wrote them as a time to kick the thing to the floor and voted down. because that is the process i believe in and is in the constitution. but in this case, dianne feinstein withheld information from her colleagues and she did this as a delaying tactic. she could have given the anonymous tip to her colleagues so they could have talks to kavanaugh in private. they do that all the time. there always allegations made against people. they share that with fellow senators on the committee. but she did this as a delaying tactic. and i understand that. i like it. but i will urge my senators to vote against this nominee. trump reached into the swamp and nominated someone out of the swamp. it's clear that he came out of prep school privilege. and that is what he was supposed to clear up when he we

trillions anden trillions of dollars pen - - en and euros. and that is when the fiat money came on. and all the money in the world today. the government says we have got to. that is the lousy parent reason frustrated and inept government tells f us what we tell our children, because i said so. is crypto currency the answer? >> i'm glad you asked that question. and to say i have no idea. as a libertarian i want a medium of exchange to adhere to the libertarian principles. and money that adheres to one principle would suffice and that is the privacy principle. that does not physically harm anybody else is not anybody else's business. that would be the private kind of money libertarians want. and in the two most important sense it is not public is not subject to government public policy. is what it feels like issuing. and a couple of clicks of the federal reserve. not to have much value to unfriend the long - - unfriend the government is very difficult to equip the transactions what you are buying or selling isn't revealed to the nosy snoop. i am fairly law abiding. to be on the empty

toronto anden in other festivals, netflix is wowing critics with films like oscars.ravity one they are starting on the film side just now to deliver something people think is a force to be reckoned with. can they catch up? they have to produce a huge amount but we do not know everything they are doing or how much they are spending. they could have the cash. it will take a big step up in commitment if they go beyond the $1 million they supposedly had to spend over the past year -- $1 billion they supposedly had to spend over the past year. emily: thank you so much or stopping by. we will be live on wednesday as apple hold its latest event at the steve jobs theater. you could join the special coverage on "bloomberg technology" and we will bring you all of the announcements as they happen. i will be on the ground. at 5 p.m., we will have an alan's -- analysis. just ahead, alibaba's new russian expansion. and, bloomberg tech's live streaming on twitter. check us out. be sure to follow the global breaking news network, tictoc on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: shares

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. >> he brings leadership skills to the fairfax county fire anden rescue depar which is called upon tohe department's reputation has been tarnished in recent years by complaints and lawsuits about sexual harassme and bullying. >> in 2016er firefig nicole mittendorf took her own life after sexually explicit comments were made on a website followed by firefighters. >> i asked chief butler how he tull handle the problem. >> there is a c of we're not going to tolerate bullying or cyber bullying. not going to tolerate it. >> as howard county marchand f butler hired the most diverse firefighter paramedic training class in history. >> i didn't do much but bring an idea that had buy-in from an organization who rallied around that idea. >> both butler and fairfax county executive brian hill who job sinceeen on the january have been targeted by racially offensive posts onso al media. >> i believe we have hired this chief to incorporate our board of supervisors eo makerybody racially and equally the same. >> as we asked for specifics we realized it is early for chief butler to have all the answer

many of them unable to walk, were evacuated from that building, that story will include the men w anden from the marines who assisted, ran from their building next door inside and carried people o in me cases. they are in the process of e rolling up soses here. there's still a lot of smoke in the air, and still on the scene and people who came to try help their relatives, see if their retives were okay in these tremendous smokey conditions. let's listen a little bit to what the residents ando people ad to help them had to say. >> over there, somebody knocked on the door, knock, get out, fast, fast, fast, get out now, get out noo but n sprinklers or nothing went off. got my father who was layingd, the bepr during the ess of all thislea, put his clothes on and vacated the building. >> i was getting ready to go t bible study, they banging on the door, i was coming out, heard the noise, they i was going out to bible study anyway, and i just -- five people brought us downstairs. >> reporte >> we saw trucks from the chapel oaks fire department, and you'll want to watch us tonight at will use

department of public health on supporting i.e.p.s, the individualized education plans for children, anden to sure that the 50 -- and to ensure that the 504 plans with implemented. we also partner with the department of public health to fund their transitional age multipartner team, and the richmond area multiservices center. we partner with first 5 and the human services agency to support funding -- to provide funding for the family resource center and specifically for the family resource center at support for families, and then we work with early childhood education to provide funding for subsidies and scholarships for children who would like to participate in our preschool program in the city. so that's a very quick snapshot of what we do, and i am open for discussions and answer any of your questions. >> thank you. i'm going to open up questions for council members. for time constraints, let's keep it short, please. council member alex madrid. >> i just have one question. how does it work for families and persons that don't know about your services, how do they know that you guys exist

somehow we cant protect ourselves against all idean anden both scott talked about the notion of , the ideas threats that you could possibly eliminate all risk and life is a kind of crazy idea when you think about it. none of us would be in this room today if we live our lives that way. simply getting up in the morning and stepping foot outside our house or even staying in our houses does not protect us from risk. the important thing about the american idea is that we have a history of bringing people here from all parts of the world. the fact that we only had a formal refugee program starting in 1980 doesn't mean that we haven't always been a refugee nation because we were founded in part as a refugee nation. thele fled to what was english colonies and later became united states because they were fleeing religious persecution. people ability to help become part of our society has been very aggressive and has worked very well. better than, for example, in europe. my old boss, ronald reagan, used to like to say you can move to france or move to germany and you can live there all your li

we did see a change in it newspapering, but that did not anden until the late 1960's 1970's. interesting, isn't it? the view we have of some of those news outlets has changed as well. anybody else? ok. thank you very much. [applause] >> this weekend on american history tv on c-span3, tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern on real america -- >> we are privileged to witness tonight the significant achievement in the cause of peace. an achievement none thought possible. >> a year ago or even a month -- an achievement none thought possible, a year ago or even a month ago. an achievement that reflects the courage and wisdom of these two leaders. >> the 1978 film "framework for and sunday at 6 p.m., a bombings on the 1998 on u.s. embassies in kenya. with thee meeting minister of commerce. we heard an explosion. most of us went to the window. later, a great sound and impact of high-energy hit all of us. 213 people were instantly killed. 48 of whom were employees of the united states government. on american history tv, this weekend on c-span3. sunday night on q&a, cbs news chief white house c

i was vertical learning was deeper -- than reading wise things andening hardly remember them he read the best. >> host: ran for office and got elected state and served two years in congress and a competent lawyer but there were a lot of competent lawyers and people work in congress. anybody who said this man is destines for greatness? >> guest: theodore roosevelt once wrote something but the importance of a cries making a lead are great, and he said if lincoln had not had a war, no one would have known his name. but he is wrong. because all the people who had seen him from the time he was young, even he had never become president, they knew they were in the prepares of somebody special. the saw how much he was trying to learn. they wanted to help him on his upward climb. thaw would lend him becomes. the guy who was the village cooper would keep his fire on late at night so lincoln could read because that what's one place where there would be lightment they watched him help people who needed something done for them. they saw his sense of humor, even as a young kid he learned how to te

i was vertical learning was deeper -- than reading wise things andening hardly remember them he read the best. >> host: ran for office and got elected state and served two years in congress and a competent lawyer but there were a lot of competent lawyers and people work in congress. anybody who said this man is destines for greatness? >> guest: theodore roosevelt once wrote something but the importance of a cries making a lead are great, and he said if lincoln had not had a war, no one would have known his name. but he is wrong. because all the people who had seen him from the time he was young, even he had never become president, they knew they were in the prepares of somebody special. the saw how much he was trying to learn. they wanted to help him on his upward climb. thaw would lend him becomes. the guy who was the village cooper would keep his fire on late at night so lincoln could read because that what's one place where there would be lightment they watched him help people who needed something done for them. they saw his sense of humor, even as a young kid he learned how to te

became a high school social studies teacher to open their eyes for equality and justice and fairness anden teachst them undr the u.s. constitution they do have rights the impact of the law and the responsibilities within the government so they can be engaged in active in our democracy. today i'm honored to show my students exactly what it means to use your voice and participate in our government at the highest level as you consider your vote on this lifetime appointment please consider our experiences oklahoma city schools 90% of the families are economically disadvantaged we have the most dedicated staff and incredible students are district has had to cut $40 million from its in the last two years of fine arts budget was flashed by 50% library and media was completely eliminated. it was built for 1200 people but we currently have 2200 staff members staff members and students. classrooms have almost 40 students rarely have enough desks sit in it is first come first serve in those some teachers don't have classroomss at all they take their belongings and supplies on a cart and push them fro

. >> me merezco respeto, nos merecemos respeto y no que anden ahÍ inventando idiotez. >> la bomba estallÓ, conozco a gabriel, estuvo apunto que lo atropellaran por lo mismo, pero gabriel, acÉptalo, el amor no se puede ocultar, ni el dinero. >> y han demostrado Él y geraldine que tienen excelente relaciÓn y que lo hacen por sus hijas, en cuanto salieron esas imÁgenes nos fuimos en busca de la madre de geraldine, la seÑora rosalba que nos dijo lo que piensa de la relaciÓn de su exyerno y le mandÓ un mensaje, sandarti, vamos a escuchar el mensaje. >> sinceramente le deseo que sea muy feliz, siendo feliz Él van a ser felices mis nietas, mi hija. >> ¿ sigue creyendo que alguien del equipo de gabriel filtra todo?. >> hasta un amigo me mandÓ la entrevista que Él dijo que le hablara. no gabriel no tengo tu telÉfono, por eso no te he hablado, por eso mandÉ el mensaje y advertencia, sobrado verano hay engaÑo. no hay modo, o le estÁn res traened el celular. >> madre mÍa, gracias a nuestro programa tambiÉn suelta la sopa que fueron los que hicieron este acercamiento con gabriel soto y tambiÉn con la

al andÉn acuerdo ese con corea del norte del cual donald trump querÍa romper y hasta asesinar al presidenteon todo y la casa blanca suda con todo. francisca: la casa blanca ya saliÓ a decir que eran puras tonterÍas lo que decía el libro, que el presidente es poco convencional pero tienen resultados. que incluso garantizan el Éxito para el 2020. karla: bÁsicamente dicen que toda la gente que el presidente evita que tome decisiones que podrÍa llevar al país al fracaso. carlos: ahora resulta que dependemos de esta gente. satcha: el secretario de defensa dice que el mandatario tendrÍa el entendimiento de un niÑo de quinto o sexto grado, pero todo esto lo estÁn refutando no sÓlo la casa blanca se noten en este secretario, hace con el jefe de gabinete. pero es una grabaciÓn que dio a conocer el washington post en el que se escuche el presidente decirle al periodista que siempre ha sido justo. esto fue hace tres semanas iba para largo. vamos a ver quÉ comentan durante las prÓximas horas y en los prÓximos dÍas. alan: ese libro se va a vender. satcha: contrario a lo que vimos en el Último aÑo con ot

fuera de ello no he visto vehÍculos o personas uniformadas, ningÚn cuerpo policiaco o de rescate que anden estado desde temprano en la zona costera es nuestra colega carolina rosario, ella estÁ en la ediciÓn digital para contarnos quÉ se estÁ viendo, caro. en la maÑana te veÍamos en "despierta amÉrica" cerca del agua y ahora para dÓnde vas. c arolina:muy buenas tardes, estamos manejando en el centro de la ciudad de wilmington queremos ver lo que ha pasado desde esta maÑana, los daÑos que ha dejado, mientras hablo con ustedes, estamos paseando por la zona a ver quÉ encontramos. aquÍ les muestro algunos edificios que se han visto deteriorados por los vientos del huracÁn "florence" estamos viendo un semÁforo, a ver si lo puedo mostrar con el telÉfono... un semÁforo caÍdo. a ver acabamos de ver un edificio que estÁ bastante destruido, se los voy a mostrar inmediatamente, voy a bajar del vehÍculo. hay varias personas caminando, vamos a bajarnos, nos vamos a detener. ( habla en inglÉs) vamos a ver quÉ estÁ pasando. ese edificio...el techo estÁ totalmente, se volÓ completamente, es difÍcil mostra

andenator's lamar alexander bob corker didn't get a chance to vote on merrick garland.nd they can listen to four and brett kavanaugh on this matter if she shows up. i didn't like the move on merrick garland. i wouldn't devoted for him. i would've voted for my senators to vote for him. i wrote them as a time to kick the thing to the floor and voted down. because that is the process i believe in and is in the constitution. but in this case, dianne feinstein withheld information from her colleagues and she did this as a delaying tactic. she could have given the anonymous tip to her colleagues so they could have talks to kavanaugh in private. they do that all the time. there always allegations made against people. they share that with fellow senators on the committee. but she did this as a delaying tactic. and i understand that. i like it. but i will urge my senators to vote against this nominee. trump reached into the swamp and nominated someone out of the swamp. it's clear that he came out of prep school privilege. and that is what he was supposed to clear up when he went