until, san antonio finally got a railroad in 1877. in which point san antonio, began to explode.the tourism business, was one of the first that took off. because san antonio, had been a familiar topic of magazines, and other publications, and periodicals in the united states. people would love to come to san antonio and report. so there is a great awareness of this. this did not totally please people, like in houston where the railroad came from, and that's where one newspaper over there reported, that hordes of people went to san antonio for a day, and then to peak around come back and tell everybody how clear the city looked. and it did. and that was a big attraction then, and has still become an attraction now. san antonio is probably three hours, from the mexican border, from laredo, but proximity to mexico, has been beneficial to san antonio, long term because of immigration. when the mexican revolution began in 1910, there was so much violence, that mexican citizens, many of them began crossing the rio grande, and coming into texas. they were settled in refugees camps and t

fox san antonio's ryan wolf is also here. ryan: we are live here and also live streaming the debate on our website. randy: we will be broadcasting for half an hour on tv. we will extend that on the web. right now, we want to introduce you to the candidates. first in the studio, joining us live, is the incumbent for district 21, republican congressman chip roy. ryan: and we want to introduce, from austin tonight, democrat wendy davis. she is a former state senator who ran for governor. both candidates were given the chance for an in studio appearance. senator davis opted to do the debate remotely due to the pandemic. the district includes much of the hill country and part of san antonio stretching east up to parts of austin as well. randy: before we get to their questions, here is a quick word from our sponsors. ♪ randy: we want to share the rules for tonight's debate that each of the candidates agreed to. each of them get two minutes for opening remarks and two minutes for closing remarks. ryan: each candidate will have one m

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he is from san antonio. as a very young man, he was heavily involved in the chicano movement. when he was in college, he was one of the founders of the mexican-american youth organization, which was involved in doing voter registration drives at local colleges. also involved in high school walkouts. this was in the late 1960's, early 1970's, when, sort of the height of the chicano movement. the beginning of it and the height of it. so, he was really interested in voter registration and getting the latino community to vote. to register to vote and to realize that they have a voice. and by voting, they have a voice. in fact, the motto is "su voto es su voz", your vote is your voice. in 1974, willie was able to successfully apply for 503c and the organization became a national nonprofit. so here we have the articles of incorporation. so he would sit down and he would start calling. hey, are you registered to vote? did you know tomorrow is election day? eventually the organization expanded to not only texas, it -- but also all of the southwest. so, arizona, new mexico, california,

hágalo ahora y rescate a un niño como antonio.e ir? cada día, la esperanza se desvanece para estas madres, y más niños sufren y mueren. sea la respuesta a las oraciones de estas madres y sus hijos. muéstreles el amor de dios en este momento de necesidad. se necesita muy poco para salvar la vida de un niño, llame ahora. ahora mismo podría salvar la vida de un niño que sufre, convirtiéndose en un ángel de los pobres. llame ahora o visite angeldelospobres.org y por solo 62 centavos al día, 19 dólares al mes, proveerá comida y medicinas a niños que podrían morir sin su ayuda. food for the poor recibe donaciones de comida, medicinas y otras necesidades de corporaciones y agencias gubernamentales, pero necesitamos su ayuda para enviar y repartir esta asistencia que podría salvar vidas antes de que sea demasiado tarde. gracias a estas donaciones, cada dólar que usted da, se multiplica diez veces. eso significa que su regalo mensual de 19 dólares, enviará más de 190 dólares en comida y medicinas mensualmente para dar alivio a niños que su

oh, my god, josÉ antonio vargas, thank you so much for i can't wait to see.ngratulations on the book. >> you are watching booktv on c-span2 with top nonfiction books and authors of the weekend. tv, television for serious readers.

antonio: good afternoon. thanks for having me today.id out a very compelling case for investing in hewlett-packard enterprise because we believe having a unique opportunity to help customers transform through the technologies we saw. covid has been a catalyst to maturation. strategy buter a it is a strategy. vision tounique deliver hp cloud as a service. we have a unique set of services for customers. thatis why we see growth over the next three years is going to shift the mix of revenue and margins with expansion. emily: on the other hand, the pandemic has ushered in a recession, which means a lot of people and companies are hurting. how is that impacted demand? antonio: early on this year and throughout the summer, there has been an impact on demand and a significant disruption to the supply chain. i think our company has done a remarkable job to cover the supply chain execution. studied at the end of q3, we reduced our backlog and we have incredible confidence as we exit this quarter, which is in a couple weeks. the demand is steady.

negocios que se dedican este tipo de tradición >>> para la gerente de la tienda al noreste de san antonioacías, halloween es una celebración popular en el país para los niños y jóvenes que salen a celebrar lo que alarma a los contagios >>> esto es la recomendación para utilizar cubrebocas para evitar la propagación del covid- >>> el cuidar a los menores es de importancia asegura que el utilizar cubre boca y guantes puede ayudar >>> se adaptan a las medidas >>> tratamos lo mejor que podamos y pedimos alos clientes que entiendan no permitimos que se pongan las máscaras ni devoluciones para protegernos, por su parte el departamento de san antonio puesto una serie de recomendaciones en las cuales es quedarse dentro de casa utilizar cubrebocas y evitar estar con cansada y no compartir sus es para protegerse del virus en la pandemia >>> vamos a revisar las condiciones del tiempo hoy reporte >>> temperaturas calientes vamos a ver las condiciones a nivel nacional temperatura en los 80 graso aquí en san francisco mientras tanto en la costa este condiciones frías ylluviosas todos los remanentes con

i'm delighted she's back at chf and in conversation with another essential voice, jose antonio vargas are two of the most compelling and urgent thinkers on civil rights in america seen especially through the lens of their deep personal and as award-winning journalists, intellectual connections to immigration. so please join me in giving a warm welcome to jose antonio vargas and maria hinojosa. >> i hi, i'm the author of -- [inaudible] i am thrilled to have this conversation with one of my favorite human beings and one of my favorite journalists, maria hinojosa. we're going to talk about her book, and this book, "once i was you," is wonderful for many reasons. but one of them is that the book, like all great memoirs, captures you with, maria, as a come plex, multilayered human being. the immigrant maria, the journalist maria, the activist maria, the ground breaking entrepreneur maria, the daughter maria, the mother and wife maria. all those identifiers make you, make maria a whole person, and she is. ing and i have known maria for a while now. the first time i meter her was in 2008 at

. >> yo nací en texas criado en san antonio siempre mi familia ha vivido cerca de la frontera >> él alano y nos explica sus motivos para apoyar a donald trump. >> por la economía segundo la seguridad de la nación y la frontera, y tercero la pandemia que tenemos ahorita que ha cerrado tantos trabajos >> eugenio nació en san antonio de padres mexicanos y al igual que rodríguez votará por el presidente trump porque opina, le hará bien a la economía del país. >> él estado haciendo lo que los demócratas debían estar haciendo. >> por su parte, está voluntaria de latinos for trump viajar a san antonio y el resto de tejas hablando con hispana sobre estas elecciones. vive en mcallen de esta frontera nos dijo. >> han venido policías que son demócratas y que han visto que esta elección van a votar para el presidente trump, están apoyando por el mensaje que tiene los demócratas >> héctor garza desde la frontera el vicepresidente del sindicato de la patrulla fronteriza nos explica por qué muchos de los agentes que él representa al igual que él,votarán por el presidente trump. >> sabemos que bajo la

como soy antonio josÉ vielma esta informaciÓn de cbs. >>> gracias antonio, vamos a que la pausa trabajadoresguela gratis ya regresamos. (comerciales) un juez federal en oakland prohibiÓ el proceso del presidente trump contra trabajadores extranjeros el precipitaciÓn excedio su autoridad al suspender las visas de trabajadores en junio entre estas visas las h 1 b para trabajadores en (nombre en inglÉs) en su momento el presidente dijo que la medida era para proteger los empleos de estadounidenses durante la pandemia. y solamente en california mÁs de 8 millones de personas han solicitado los beneficios por desempleo pero como nos cuenta gilberto borrego segÚn el departamento de empleo esas solicitudes disminuyeron el 4%. >>> el desempleo >>> estar muy bien sin fallar con la renta y fallar con los viles. ahora o es la renta o comer. >>> una lecciÓn que muchos californianos hacen a fin de semana tras el alto Índice de desempleo causado por la pandemia del covid-19 >>> aunque yo estÉ incapacitada no me detienen >>> y ese espÍritu es el que marca la diferencia. >>> muchos me dicen no mÁs me limpian

antonio few scanty dr of physics and science reporter will conduct research in europe egypt on a just protein low tone year design and science writers. will travel across egypt in such of an effort. ringback to find out what became of nafta t.t.'s mommy we must 1st reconstruct the timeline of a history spanning over 3500 years of the history of ancient egypt protein and geo made egyptologist. gives us an overview of those incredible civilization. or 1000 to 5000 years ago when the pyramids were built because what we call the old kingdom satirical was the great physical when they made the pyramids of khufu or coffee the ones we all know. probably around 3500 years ago during the middle kingdom they made pyramids with brick and covered with stone that if you have clay then you are on 2500 to 3000 years ago was the new kid. little bit on the. yeah. alexander the great came in 332 b.c.f. and after his rule for 3 centuries there was ptolemy cleopatra arson or these greek and macedonian pharaohs as it is it never lived around 1300 b.c.e. again and will jump some 3300 years into the past to

state rep antonio parkinson's told cnn affiliate hbu saying this is not the first time it's happened in this district. >> there had been several other individuals that had been turned away by the same individuals and they had left the voting location, polling location and did not vote. i'm hoping and praying they will see this report and go back to wherever they need to go to make sure their vote is counted. >> while laws vary state by state on what is acceptable to wear to the polls tennessee only bans political statements directly affiliated with candidates and could possibly influence other voters. suzanne thompson spokeswoman for the shelby county election commission and she's joining us now. if what they are saying is true, would this be considered voter suppression? >> to me it's an act at

to better understand their down for antonio is in paris to meet hans while tony a journalist specializing in egypt ology where you are the american of the royal couple of are going are going to never lived in their own world they didn't tread on sacred ground with me plus this if this when they travel it was certainly going to carry out their only set foot on the floors of powers or temples to say they were loved by the people is uncertain the path of. why and how was a mana destroyed and who raced all the references to the god. it's believed that the successors of 2 in particular he said he the 1st and ramsey is the 2nd systematically destroyed all the temples they are less systematically chiseled the way the images of art and. his queen and his children are going. to see. it before i didn't i cannot and successors stay in a march. 8th workers to shake it's thought that the failure of the arc in art and project led to the city's downfall and the move from a modern back to looks or. this happened very shortly after the death of the king of the successor and the city is wasted away just ho

over antonio at chelsea.s going to be leaving somewhere unknown, but we do know where yet. is been the united target but how difficult is it that they did not get that over the line and why did they not get it of the line? he should have been off to manchester united and they were not going to lower their asking price which is over £2 million, dominant of maintaining throughout and they have no interest in selling sancho, they have no need to sell sancho and united missed out on him and they have been engaged in the scramble to get deals of the line and that is where cavani comes in, everyone knew he was available in united presumably thought he was the back—up option that they can get done fairly quickly and that is why they have ended up with cavani rather than sancho. well we've had some comments in on social media using the hashtag bbc football — lots of them are about manchester united. joe wedgewood says why aren't united in for antonio rudiger? surely would be a straightforward move. club in disarray.

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if professor thinks and now answers is correct the mission is complete however antonio wants another scientific opinion so he's heading to the paleo genetically hard tree at the music impacts. how can genetics help archaeologists egyptologists to log on it in its 6 in a 6 is the study of d.n.a. we're very lucky as d.n.a. is a molecule that in tears over the centuries common the problem is it does degrade in a molecule is eternal and i degrades over time the older a personal sample the harder it is to find d.n.a. and there are environmental factors to. a lot. in the case of egyptian mummies like the younger lady which dates from several 1000 years ago is the d.n.a. still usable that it explored it's an extremely harsh climate and not the ideal conditions for d.n.a. preservation so if stairway is there it's surely cut into minute fragments and hard to analyze. but albert sink sounds the young lady was analyzed under the best possible conditions. value of the young lady was playful rich and true and in my view was better to lead this interview with you for many different people one of t

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michail antonio with a spectacular volley and west ham with the early lead. start manchester city had in mind. eric garcia with their best effort in a disappointing first half. city needed a spark and they found it. on at half—time and straight into the game. i twist, turn and then the finish. city back level. from then, they look like a different team. the chances started to come. kevin de bruyne coming close with this free kick, before the best chance to when it fell to raheem sterling. a glorious opportunity hejust raheem sterling. a glorious opportunity he just couldn't convert. even at the london stadium, manchester city's frustrating start to the season continues. fulham remain rooted to the foot of the table and still in search of their first win of the season. after they were beaten by crystal palace 2—1. wilfried za ha with his side's second. tom cairney did pull one back for fulham who had a player sent off, it onoly proved a consolation as palace move up to fifth in the table. we scored our two goals, claim close to scoring one or two more and the

i live in san antonio. i am raising my family there. this district deserves someone who is going to roll up their sleeves and go to work every single day.av this is an issue where my opponent and i differ. these are the facts. she has property in washington dc. these are the facts she claimed a homestead in washington dc. these are the facts. she does not visit the district. in the past week i had visited . the people of district 23 deserve ade representative that will roll up their sleeves and go to work not a virtual representation. >> i want to give you some rebuttal time. on the charges he made that you have a property's not here that you don't really have a homestead exemption here. i am proud to have served our country for almost 15 years.ie when my country ask me to go to iraq. i went. when they asked me at fort leavenworth i went. i am proud to serve our country i look forward to bringing those experience to this district. i opponent knows better. my opponent also owns property out of the state. this is tony gonzalez doing and s

un premio de increíble prestigio. >> siempre, trabajando duro. >> con esas tres palabras describe antonio temporada pasada en una competencia muy complicada. >> es una liga diseñada, nosotros jugamos contra escuelas que tienen 2000 niños y nosotros tenemos 300. >> medina dice que la clave del éxito de su equipo están sus jugadoras. >> estas niñas sin tener mucha experiencia, le ponen mucho corazón al querer jugar por la escuela y por lo que soy yo como entrenador. >> pero su labor como entrenador le ha valido la nominación al premio de entrenador de fútbol femenino del año en el estado de california y ganar. >> es algo grande . >> gana pierda; se ha ganado el cariño de sus jugadoras. >> para mi cumpleaños las niñas llegan con globos a mi oficina, y música y todo y esas son cosas inmemorables, . >> y es precisamente su dedicación como técnico lo que le ha valido a este entrenador hispano nacido en san francisco, el respeto de sus jugadores que hoy son mucho más que eso. >> no sé si es porque tengo dos hijos y no hijas siente el cariño de todas las niñas, de tener una hija. >> [♪ ♪] . >> in

secretary general antonio guterres said the it's a fundamental step towards peace the u.n. is libya envoy says she has confidence in the deal will make sure the international community supports it today it's a good day for the libyan people. at 11 15 am this morning.

in towards antonio. that's brilliant!ith a spectacular volley and west ham with an early lead. so not quite the start manchester city had in mind, then. eric garcia with their best effort in a disappointing first half. city needed a spark and they found it in phil foden. on at half—time and straight into the game. foden with a shot, and that's what he came on to do! a twist, a turn and then the finish. city back level and from then they looked like a different team. the chances started to come. kevin de bruyne are coming close with this free kick, before the best chance to win it fell to raheem sterling — a glorious opportunity but he just couldn't convert. honours even at the london stadium and manchester city's frustrating start to the season continues. austin halewood, bbc news. manchester united and chelsea met at a wet old trafford this evening, the best chances fell to the home side in the second half, this edinson cavani effort, the new signing coming on as a second—half substitute. his first touch for the club. an

towards antonio. brilliant!acular volley and west ham with a early lead. not quite the start manchester city had in mind. eric garcia with their best effort in a disappointing first half. city needed a spark and found it in phil foden. on at half—time and straight into the game. foden with a shot and thatis into the game. foden with a shot and that is what he came on to do! city back level and then they look like a different team. the chances started to come. kevin de bruyne are coming close with this free kick before the best chance to win it fell to raheem sterling, a glorious opportunity but he just couldn't convert. honours even at the london stadium and manchester city's frustrating start to the season continues. bbc news. british cyclist tao geoghegan hart has a great chance of winning the giro d'italia after taking stage 20. in an an exciting sprint finish, the londoner edged out australian jai hindley. geoghengan hart now moves into a share of the overall lead with one day remaining. lewis hamilton is on

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antonio, that's brilliant?olley and weston with the early lead, not quite the start manchester cut city had in mind. glacier with their best effort in a disappointing first half. city needed a spark and they found it in a phil foden. 0n at half—time and straight into the game. a twist, turn and then he finished. city back level and then they look like a different team. the chances started to come, kevin de bruyne outgoing with this free kick and then the opportunity thatjust couldn't be converted. manchester city's frustrating start to the season continues. lewis hamilton will be hoping to make the record for the number of formula one wins his own after claiming pole for tomorrow's portuguese grand prix. the briton left it late at portimao on the algarve, snatching the top spot from his mercedes team mate valtteri bottas on his final run. hamilton equalled michael schumacher‘s record of 91 race wins last time out in germany. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. headteachers in

they ask me if i could come to san antonio that evening? i said, for what?is's been an arrest. >> susan and her husband made the long drive across west texas. >> that's when i first met the federal prosecutor. they're the ones that told me that malik had been arrested and his girlfriend. >> what were you learning about delores? >> i didn't know anything about her. she was no one. she was no one to me. >> assistant u.s. attorneys met with delloris and malik. >> i introduced myself. >> you spoke with ms. delgado. >> we presented to her the evidence we had compiled against her at that point in time. >> after the arrests came a new lead. a tip to detective harding from an ex-boyfriend of delores's in florida. >> he calls me and says, hey, one night i was hanging out with delores and we got rid of a gun. he said, i think that was your murder wep 307b. >> do you get calls like this every day? this is pretty remarkable. >> i wish, but we don't. >> they met with the pro tipster in florida. not long before that they burned clothing and sneakers. he told them he destr

aumento en las carreras de autos clandestinos esto también se está haciendo una tendencia en san antonioión, así es como decenas de personas asistieron a las famosas carreras clandestinas en el estacionamiento de una plaza a noroeste de san antonio. en las imágenes se logra ver una cantidad de vehículos dando vueltas en muchos portando lava bandera de méxico mientras otra visitaban grabando con su teléfono celular los peligrososos movimientos >> puede ser una forma ilegal de esto. >> para este oficial del departamento de policía, vivo de bentos son cada vez más populares y los jóvenes son influenciados por otros. en la ciudad de a decidir a tener problemas porque son. ilegas >> minutos más tarde tras un operativo de la policía y varias gentes " se logró el arresto de varias personas que participaron estas carreras. todos trataron de huir al ver a los oficiales irrumpiendo el evento en el que la mayoría de los que participaron en los jóvenes. >> los cargos pueden ser de una simple multa hasta felonía porque una persona resulte herida o de alguna propiedad resulte dañada. entonces son las

a ver si la gente dice yo confÍo en antonio texeira para cuando ocurra una noticia importante o cuando. >>> tenemos eso esta tarde ya saben ustedes a las cuatro de la tarde tres centro no se lo pierda, para

flashpoint over race and justice which is also swaying americans' votes back in wisconsin, we met antonio godfrey sr >> i never protested a day in my life but after watching george floyd's murder happen, i felt the need i felt -- i was angered. >> there's antonio at a protest. his son noah was right there with him. >> it was very emotional. it was it was that good emotion. it made me feel warm the community has started that process of wanting change. >> he says he won't vote for president trump. >> he does not have my best interest in mind, he doesn't have the people of color's interest in mind. >> arletta allen, th first black city councilwoman in fond du lac, also took part in protests, but takes different view of the president. >> i am going to vote for him, mostly because i am a republican, not because of the fact that i am a trump supporter. >> what would you say to donald trump if he was sitting here now >> it is up to you having that position of power to be able to oversee and push forth change the people are looking for. >> great to hear from all those voters we wish melissa the b

i live in san antonio and i am raising my family there. my wife angel and i are raising our six children there and that's important. this district deserve somebody who is going to roll of their slaves and go to work ever -- roll up their sleeves and go to work every day. this is an issue where my pundit and i differ. -- where my opponent and i differ. these are the facts. she has property in washington, d.c.. she does not visit the district. in the past week i visited 14 out of the 29 counties. the people of district 23 deserve a representative that is going to roll up their sleeves and go to work, not a virtual representative that they are never going to see. obviously, gina ortiz jones, summit rebuttal time on the charges he made that you have properties not here? gina: i'm proud to have served my country for 15 years. when my country asked me to go to iraq my went. when they asked me to work in germany, i went. when they asked me to work at fort leavenworth, i went. and when that offense intelligence agency assigned me to washington, d.

i was angered. >> reporter: there's antonio at a protest. his son noaa wah was right there with him. >> it was very emotional, it was. but it was a good emotion. it made me feel warm the community has started the process of wanting challenge. >> reporter: he said he won't vote for president trump. >> he does not have my best interest in mind he doesn't have the people of color's interest in mind. >> reporter: arleta allen, the first black city council woman in fond du lac takes a different view. >> i'm going to vote for him because i'm a republican, not because i'm a trump supporter. >> so what would you say to donald trump if he was sitting there? >> it's up to you to be able to have the power and oversee around push for the change people are looking for. >>> when "early today" returns, the new pandemic protests reverberating roacss italy. >> and the dramatic video of an officer saving a driver just in the nick of time with secret, keep it fresh every day. secret. unlike ordinary memory want supplements-ter? neuriva has clinically proven in

on fox 2. >>> nfl fans, if you had thought you had seen the last of nfl wide receiver antonio brown,. he is an retired and agreed to a one-year deal with the tampa bay bucs, where he will be united with tom brady. you may remember, brown played all of one game in new england last year before the patriots cut him. prior to the patriots, the raiders cut brown before he played in a single game after they had given him a $50 million deal. but as talented as he was, brown was too big of a headache in the nfl suspended him eight games for multiple violations of the personal conduct policy. that means the earliest we could see brown in tampa, we can nine versus the saints. >>> as for the raiders, they host brady in the box this sunday in las vegas. the big question is, what will the offensive line look like when they take the field? currently all five starters are in quarantine after tackle trent brown tested positive for the coronavirus. the good news, the other four starters have all tested negative and are eligible to come off the coven list sunday mornings. cutting it awfully close, but

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united nations secretary general antonio terra's has said the world has failed to rise to the challenge of fighting covert 19 the un chief said the economic effects of the pandemic would be devastating and that concerted action was needed to prevent millions of people are being pushed into poverty and hunger. armenia and azerbaijan have agreed to a new humanitarian cease fire in their conflict over the disputed no go on or carve out region it came into force at midnight local time a russian brokered truce from last week fell apart almost immediately. and now we have back on the line for us our correspondent in possible livia johan ramirez who's going to tell us a little bit more about the election we can expect on sunday you know on these elections were preceded by so much you know social strife protests violence that we saw what can we expect for the vote. the situation right now is very calm totally calm in the city in love but as we have seen some people make in long lines in supermarkets devise some groceries or to put in gasoline because some people fear we are going to have some c

i can meet you in san antonio tomorrow.mcgraw: and stepping up in a time of need is nothing new for brian. he's been dealing with disaster his whole life. -a week before i graduated from high school, there was a tragic accident where my father drowned. it was absolutely devastating. it knocked the wind outta my sails. i had two young sisters. they'd looked up to me, and, at that point in time, i-- i-- i grew up quickly. and that's where i really got serious and focused about being an entrepreneur, knowing that i might have to take care of my sisters through college. i started my first company when i was 20. was actually a home remodeling business. over a period of 20 years, i built the company up to be a very successful business, and i had a very comfortable, comfortable lifestyle. -mcgraw: what started out as a way to put his sisters through college was finally giving brian a taste of the good life. but, in yet another blow, it wouldn't last. -the economy crashed, and-- and... lost it all. lost millions. that left me liter

it is not something that started out to be back in the 1700s, when san antonio was established.

. >> antonio y su equipo traerÁn a su nueva adelita. reportando en san josÉ, tayhana garcÍa.n tiene el reporte completo del tiempo. suheily: se aproximan cambios drÁsticos en el tiempo. hay inestabilidad en camino. este frente se irÁ descansando esta humedad serÍa correspondiente. eso pudiera haber cambios. las condiciones han estado mÁs favorables. tambiÉn hay nubes. en el este hay un sistema en los altos niveles de la atmÓsfera. maÑana en san josÉ 74 grados. usted ser la regiÓn de santa rosa. condiciones mÁs agradables en camino. ramÓn dos puntos los incendios --- ramÓn: 16 bomberos que luchaban contra un incendio fuera llevados a un centro de atenciÓn por posible intoxicaciÓn por gas carbono. se trata del tercer contingente que busca sofocar los incendios a travÉs del estado. hablaremos con la cÓnsul general de mÉxico. ramÓn: nos comunicamos con la cÓnsul en san francisco. >> queremos proporcionar salud para los hijos, para la tercera edad. hablarle de sexualidad a nuestros hijos. todo una serie de vÍdeos para poder interactuar. ramÓn: ahÍ tenemos las pÁginas en pantalla.

and un secretary—general antonio guterres urges armenia and azerbaijan to observe their latest ceasefireescribing attacks on civilians as totally u na cce pta ble. hello and welcome. with just over two weeks away for the us election, president donald trump has embarked on a tour of battleground states. in the coming days he'll be in arizona, pennsylvania and north carolina. today the president has been in nevada. he's attended a service at the international church of las vegas. once considered a battleground state, nevada hasn't swung for a republican presidential contender since 200a. another rally is about to get under way, this time in carson city. this is the same live, where we are expecting donald trump to arrive and to address those hundreds, possibly thousands of supporters, many of whom have been waiting for several hours for a glimpse of president trump. doors open some time ago, so trump. doors open some time ago, so we are trump. doors open some time ago, so we are awaiting his arrival. it has just been five weeks of course since donald trump was back in the same state. this

he once actually general antonio guterres hailed the ceasefire as a fundamental step towards peace and stability but said there was much work still ahead he said foreign powers to respect the groom and diplomatic addison james bays reports from united nations the u.n. secretary general summoned reporters to give the ceasefire agreement his strong support measure general. because the general antonio good terrorists read out the names of the signatures when asked about president earlier ones comments that these were just low level officials he then angrily added this these were the good attitudes repossessed city of of both sides and this is a libyan led process with a libyan ceasefire and i ask all countries that are involved in the conflict to fully support the libyans in implementing the ceasefire. at the beginning of the year a major summit on libya was held in berlin to get everyone on the same page but many of the attendees continued to support the warring parties with both weapons and fighters. the top u.n. official garceran salome felt so undermined he resigned at the beginning o

to better understand their down for antonio is in paris to meet farnsworth tony a journalist specializing in egypt. marking the royal couple of arkan art and effort lived in their own world they didn't tread on an sacred ground with this when they travel it was certainly good sharing and really the only set foot on the floor is a power source or temples to say they were loved by the people is uncertain. why and how was a mana destroyed and who raced all the references to the god. it's believed that the successors of 2 income in particular the 1st and rams is the 2nd systematically destroyed all the temples they are less systematically chiseled the way the images of art and. his queen and his children of. it before i didn't i cannot ns successors stay in a march. 8th work shake it's thought that the failure of the art in art and project led to the city's downfall and the move from a modern back to look saw. this happen very shortly after the death of the king in the successor what again the city's wasted away just how almost all the temples were destroyed so i could be walking more to the