until san antonio finally got a railroad in 1877. at 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, periodicals in the united states. reporters would love to come to san antonio and report on what it looked like. this didn't please people in houston where the railroad came from. after the railroad came, one newspaper over there reported that hordes of people went to san antonio for a day to peep around and then come back and tell everyone how queer the city looked. and it did. that was a big attraction then and is now. san antonio is probably three hours from the mexican border. but the proximity to mexico has been very beneficial to san antonio, long-term, because of immigration. >> they were settled in refugee camps and tens of thousands of them came to san antonio. for many years, they lived in the poorest centers of town, but then became leading citizens in the community. that has really helped make san antonio the time of place it is today.

he also ordered that antonio and three young girls purchased as slaves in cuba be held in custody toerve as witnesses. the testimony revealed both criminal and civil questions. judson referred the criminal questions to the u.s. circuit court for the district of connecticut and set a date for the u.s. district court to hear the sailors' salvage claim. the judiciary act of 1789 established both district and circuit courts for the federal judicial system. among the powers granted to district courts was the authority to hear cases involving maritime commerce and the trade laws of the new nation. in the amistad case, the connecticut district court would be responsible for hearing all property claims related to the ship and its cargo. circuit courts, which operated from 1789 to 1911, were also trial courts that exercised jurisdiction over most federal crimes, over disputes between citizens of different states, and over all but the smallest cases in which the federal government was a party. they also heard some appeals from the district courts. the circuit court in connecticut would conside

antonio recounted what he witnessed the night of the revolt, and in the amistad's hold, crowded with africans in custody, he identified to those who had led the revolt . after hearing the testimony, the judson ordered the u.s. marshal to hold the adult africans in custody in a new haven jail. he also ordered the antonio and three young girls purchased as slaves in cuba be held in custody to serve as witnesses. the testimony revealed both criminal and civil questions. judson referred the criminal questions to the u.s. circuit court for the district of connecticut and set a date for the u.s. district court to hear the sailors' salvage claims. the judiciary act of 1789 established both district and circuit courts for the federal judicial system. among the powers granted, the the district courts was the authority to hear cases involving maritime commerce and the trade laws of the new nation. in the amistad case the , connecticut district court would be responsible for hearing all property claims related to the ship and its cargo. circuit courts, which operated circuit courts, which opera

and by the heirs of the cabin boy, antonio's, owner. the u.s.ttorney, william halliburton, submitted two different claims in interposition of the court. if they determined the slaves for the property of spanish planters, the federal government's attorney asserted they should be delivered to agents of the spanish government. if the court decided that the mindy had been illegally enslaved and transported to the united states, the government wanted that delivered to the president for return to the native country under provisions of the an anti-slave act. in and admiralty proceeding, determination of the district court case rested solely with the judge andrew jackson. they feared he would not be sympathetic. he was appointed by president andrew jackson in 1836. higher to that, he was well known for his efforts to shut down the connecticut school he established by abolitionists for the education of african- american girls. nor with that mindy's lawyers deterred by the administration. the president ordered the positioning of a navy ship off the coast

turned to the question of antonio, the slave who had been cabin boy for the slain captain.olitionists wanted court to affirm natural rights and establish a precedent for challenging slavery in the united states. but their hopes collapsed when judson ruled that because antonio was born in spanish territory as a slave, he was the legal property of the captain and must be delivered to the spanish government along with other spanish property. homecoming for the men was postponed when the u.s. judson'sappealed to decision to the u.s. circuit court. that court convened in hartford of 1840 with circuit justice mitt thompson providing -- presiding. in order to hasten the appeal to this up in court, he affirmed the district court's decision. pending the convening of the supreme court's term in january 1841, the men remained in federal custody although and less restrictive confines in the town of westville outside new haven. in the coming months, several of them took odd jobs and all received religious and language instruction provided by the abolitionists. no one could predict how t

the gateway to the air service is a schooling ground at san antonio, texas, the primary training point for army pilots. >> we are at randolph air force base where aerospace power began. we are on building 100, the taj mahal, one of the great iconic buildings. from here you can see the entirety of randolph air force base. its circular design, it is a beautiful base, a functional base. it was built in time to help the air force build numbers so we would have a running air force by 1942, 1943. they built it to be the showplace of the air force and it became known as west point of the air. as with engineers and a ternary specialists in the army, here's where you learn the craft of flying and supporting flying operations. >> a lot of people mention this base as being important to san antonio. it is. why is it important? >> it has always been a steady generator for business, technology innovation, and some of the best of american society come here. it is one of the most diverse basis in the air force. if you want diversity of thought, diversity of background, religions, the air force is the

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 he became -- 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 also all of the southwest. so, arizona, new mexico, calif

antonio guterres will say economic pressures should be used to help curb emissions.that those who pollute the atmosphere with greenhouse gases pay a price of what that pollution, he will say. you will urge countries to end all subsidies for fossil fuels and say that taxes should move from income to carbon. it isa move from income to carbon. it is a bold agenda, putting tackling climate change at the very heart of the united nations' role. but the science is clear, the secretary general will say, unless the world reduces emissions, we face disaster. justin rowlett, bbc news. and you can hear the full speech from the secretary general exclusively on bbc world news on our special programme ‘state of the planet‘ at 1600 gmt. antonio guterres will also be joined by climate activists making a difference around the world, including sir david attenborough. and new zealand has become the latest country to declare a climate emergency. the prime minister, jacinda ardern, has also promised to make the entire public sector carbon neutral within the next five years. england has en

in a special bbc broadcast, antonio guterres says we face a moment of truth.he state of our planet is broken. immunity is waging war on nature. this is suicidal. nature always strikes back and it is doing so with gathering force and fury. and valery giscard d'estaing, the french president who oversaw sweeping social reforms, has died at the age of ninety—four. just how britain plans to roll out a mass vaccination campaign against coronavirus in the next few weeks is becoming clearer, just hours after uk regulators announced they had approved one in record quick time. borisjohnson acknowledged it would be a massive logistical exercise that has never been attempted before. millions of doses of the pfizer—biontech vaccine will arrive in the next few days. but the prime minister and his top medical advisers warned it would still take months to get the jab to everyone who wanted it and strict rules needed to stay in place. our medical editor fergus walsh reports. this is an historic moment. at last, there is a clear path out of this pandemic, thanks to vaccination.

was earlier we spoke to emergency medicine physician a ways to ronnie in san antonio texas and we asked him how soon frontline workers like himself can expect to be vaccinated psyche just found out today that i have a date on next wednesday to get vaccinated so that super exciting at sight you know jaimie some good news after these long last 9 or 10 months it's you know good news also for all of society it's a big scientific achievement and you know most most of the most americans are going to get access to a vaccine at the next couple months next 6 months at least and so right now it's more important than ever that we truly focus on the basic public health measures like avoiding social gatherings where the mask because each infection and each life lost now is that much more painful because we are so so close and so i really you know urge all the patients that i see on a day to day basis that right now is the time to hunker down and we're going to get there we just need a few more months. and that was a merchant see medicine physician a waster ronnie speaking to us earlier from san anto

let's speak now to talk to always to ronnie he's an emergency medicine resident physician in san antonio texas dr dirani it's great to have you on with us today the u.s. is in an exceptionally tough position right now soaring in fiction numbers and deaths health care systems are at their limit what is this like for you and your colleagues on the front lines in image and see rooms what are you experiencing thanks for having me yeah you essentially nailed it on the head hospitals are at capacity i see you start a city and the hospitals are so full essentially that we aren't even able to move the patients that we admit to that i see is up to the to the rooms that they need to be and so for example i'm going to merge and see providers so we get sick sick patients you know patients that are out symptoms from coated strokes heart attacks and whatnot and they need to be stabilized which we do and then move them out to critical care areas the hospitals are so full that they end up staying in the emergency department for extended periods of time and that is you know not good for them we take care

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has just collective commitment, as antonio hasjust said, to collective commitment, as antonio has just will reduce our emissions over the next decade, and iam emissions over the next decade, and i am awed and humbled by the efforts of other countries around the world to set their own targets. i just wa nt to to set their own targets. i just want to repeat that key message, we are doing this, we are doing this not because we are hair shirt wearing tree hugging each coat freaks, though i've got nothing against any of those categories, we are doing it because we know that scientific advances will allow us, collectively, as humanity, to save our planet and create millions of high skilled jobs, as we recover from covid. so, thank you for joining this conference, thank you to set cultural —— secretary general antonio, and to my co—host emmanuel macro who i know she has my keen interest in protecting the ecosystems of our seas and oceans, andi ecosystems of our seas and oceans, and i look forward to seeing you all in glasgow, face—to—face, in november next year. thank you very much. that was

he has engaged in hello everyone and welcome to the texas book festival panel reporter at the san antonio and i also covered the november 5th mass shooting in texas which is what we are about to talk about. and i have with me a long time texan, former "washington post" reporter and pulitr prize finalist for his editorials on gun culture, law and tragedies. we are here because he just wrote a new book. ... >> so with the express vis in theook she and her photographer have done support worknd i came away admiring the bh of you. >> thank you that's nice to say. and me and lisatuck around and then to dive deep and in that perspectivend i really respect on - - respected joe. anthen to move on. >> so first i want to ask a basic question why do yo want to write this book and ts topic? this is something you were doing outside of your work a that word necessarily on the happiest topic that you try to focus on it. >> and to recall how allf this happened and i word is at the texas book festival in a tent signing books there were a line of people in my daughter kate was in the line and said did you h

>>but when it was time for antonio to leave the door was too hot to touch. it didn't slow him down though i want and i. >>i mentioned the ticket window and i don't day window the broken shards of glass leaving him with cuts he had to get stitches for and the flames licking both of his is but even then his mind was preoccupied with other things when i got the fire. >>i started thinking a hot dog and how could i really again state that surprised even the young boy's mother i didn't think. >>that i love you i would think like that that is. >>these are you just took action but after the initial relief, the reality his family had nothing i was crying when i was in a hospital. >>think it didn't take long for support to come pouring in we're told power center academy where one of the browns graduated paid to put the family up in a hotel friends are raising the clothes on my back to teeth out. >>and the everything in my power and because spencer says his employer plans to donate enough money to help the brown celebrate christmas the way they were planning i should h

secretary general antonio good terrorists has called on world leaders to declare a climate emergency in their countries and slash carbon pollution during a virtual summit on the environment could terrorists said pandemic recovery packages offer an opportunity to show a low carbon future. well the u.n. says it's increasingly alarmed about the plight of eritrean civilians caught up in the conflict in ethiopia the un refugee agency says it's received disturbing reports of displaced people being killed or kidnapped and then forcibly return to eritrea which borders ethiopia's war torn region and international i convoy has now arrived into grime. 7 large trucks jammed full with medical and relief supplies destined for the city of mccain a n.t. cry. red cross workers in the ethiopian capital address up above a hugely relieved that they can finally send aid almost 6 weeks after chaos broke out in the region. the worst for medical personnel for the whole staff and hospitals and primary health care centers this is to be unable to help is to be unable to provide support due to lack of materials

no quiere que antonio esté allí, pero no tiene otra opción. necesita su ayuda, o no sobrevivirán.edo ir, porque los camiones ya no tienen -- ya no tienen cuidado. van muy arriados, porque la otra vez mataron un niño. le pasó el camión por la panza, por

secretary general antonio tara's making peace with nature is the defining process of the 21st century it must be the top priority for everyone everywhere the u.n. estimates that if countries continue as they're doing there could be a temperature increase of over 3 degrees celsius this century leading to impacts far more devastating than we've witnessed this year even with the pandemic our ride to the bus league and now and the early saturday games are all wrapped up so let's take a look at the results so far. underdog stood guard stunned a door opened wide signalled braman drew with harris haberlin freiburg down beautiful cologne defeated mines was for example an over frankfurt on friday and starting soon on your own berlin battle buyer munich then on sunday alex ferg will take on shall go and later couzens lock horns with often haim you're up to date now on d w news up next is the shift american evans team from me and the entire news team in berlin thanks for watching. in the far north. and the inhabitable world. it's lonely. barren. and breathtakingly beautiful. the arctic. to take

vía telefónica marco antonio amaya hernández uno de los detenidos en unya ha sido víctima de torturasvaluado por un psiquiatra lo devolvieron a su celda. asegura que él y otros presos hispanos llevan 18 días en huelga de hambre para que detengan las torturas y además exigen atención médicaotesta, e atención médica.. >> los guardia andan poniendo comida en nuestra cama para decirle a inmigración que estamos comiendo marco antonio llegó a los 16 >> marco antonio llegó a los 16 años por la frontera de méxico, fue detenido en febrero por una disputa doméstic la frontera de fue detenido en febrero poa una disputa docon su esposa y hace dos meses lo trasladaron a este centro para ser deportado.tado >> hasta que a la próxim >> hastaa no nos digan en se vive en carne propia, no se sabe carne propiae el dolor que uno siente todos los días ir a verlo y no tenerl uno >> pese a que su esposa es ciudadana, tiene dos hijos con ella, además es como un padrnmi para los otros hijos de ella y >> el ho noene récord tiene récord criminal abogada. ice ha negado de tener ice ha negado detener el proces pro

joining us now in a cnbc exclusive is ceo antonio neri. welcome.n't mean to say that the earnings news is not big news. of course it is. but i do want to start with this headquarters news. it's interesting, you say there's going to be no jobs impact in california, executives will have the choice on where they're going to be. you were already building in houston, it was already a place where you have a large workforce. what is really changing besides the taxes and are you going to be spending more time in houston? >> good morning. thank you for having me today. we continue to assess what are our business needs, the future of work, and obviously the pandemic has changed a lot and the ability to continue to attract and retain talent and also the footprint and we decided we're going to create two major hubs for high school hewlett-packard. one is the site that we opened last year where we will bring all our silicon valley offices to the site, including our intelligent edge, our store edge and then in houston we are creating a second largest hub which h

in a special bbc broadcast, antonio guterres says we face a moment of truth. the state of our planet is broken. immunity is waging war on nature. this is suicidal. nature always strikes back and it is doing so with gathering force and fury. and valery giscard d'estaing, the french president who oversaw sweeping social reforms, has died at the age of ninety—four. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. just how britain plans to roll out a mass vaccination campaign against coronavirus in the next few weeks is becoming clearer, just hours after uk regulators announced they had approved one in record quick time. borisjohnson acknowledged it would be a massive logisitical exercise that has never been attempted before. millions of doses of the pfizer—biontech vaccine will arrive in the next few days. but the prime minister and his top medical advisers warned it would still take months to get the jab to everyone who wanted it and strict rules needed to stay in place. our medical editor fergus walsh reports. this is an historic moment. at last,

secretary general antonio terrence has condemned the killings and demanded an investigation earlier there was fighting between rebel groups and government forces after the collapse of a cease fire the rebels accuse president. of planning to rig sunday's elections 6 opposition candidates are demanding that the vote be prospal and our correspondent catherine sway reports now from the capital bangui. was president. dara arrives for his final election rally in bongi in 4 force has been telling people to come out and forth on sunday without fear i recently formed a group called the patriot for change all c.p.c. has threatened to march to the city and launched attacks against government troops backed by un peacekeepers in some rural areas the c.p.c. reaches a coalition of several armed groups has called off a cease fire it had declared them wednesday my only because they are trying to come to bangui you sent our africans must open your eyes help our armed forces n.p.'s keep. those from rwanda and russia giving us a hand i'm to fight has come into the city. 16 presidential candidates have been c

get any bobbies to be married at your face you get the domestic emergency un chief antonio good terrorist governments to declare a state of climate emergency as world leaders mark 5 years since the paris agreement was signed. hello i'm maryam namazie and london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program gunmen storm a secondary school in northwest nigeria police is still searching for students after reports that many one missing. we worked quickly based on the urgency of this pandemic not because of any other external pressure u.s. regulators seemed to reassure americans of the pfizer vaccine safety despite its right age approval. and from hong kong to seoul how cities and countries across asia coping with a resurgence of corona virus cases. welcome to the program exactly 5 years since the paris climate accord was signed and world leaders have been urged to declare climate emergencies in that countries speaking at the virtual climate ambition summit tomorrow anniversary un chief antonio guitarist said it was vital to stop the assault on the planet for the sake of our grandch

un chief antonio terrorist governments to declare a state of climate emergency as world leaders mark 5 years since the paris agreement was signed. allowing maryam namazie and london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program parents remove their children after a boarding school in northwest nigeria was stormed by gunmen police are searching for students reported missing. the 1st international aid convoy reaches the capital of ethiopia's 10 grey region where weeks of fighting is that health facilities power lies and. we worked quickly based on the urgency of this pandemic not because of any other external pressure regulator seek to reassure americans of the pfizer vaccine safety as the us hits 16000000 covert cases. exactly 5 years after a landmark deal on climate change was signed and the u.n. chief is sounding another warning about the future of our planet antonio the terrorists use the anniversary of the paris accord to plead with world leaders to declare climate emergencies he says it's vital that nations act now for the sake of future generations so i got reports. b

president of the general assembly is about to introduce the secretary general antonio terris and he will be speaking very shortly at a few minutes ago we saw all the delegates there stand. in a minute of silence i believe for the victims of call that 19 to be confirmed right now we will be hearing from the secretary general of the united nations antonio terrace on a session of the general assembly uncovered 91 tragedy and the public house humanitarian and development emergency for the 1st time since 1045 entire world is confronted by a common threat regardless of nationality at the city of face but while coffee at 19 does not discriminate our efforts to prevent and can tell you need to do for that reason the put there because it the poorest and most vulnerable in our societies hardest it is having a devastating impact on all the people on women and girls on low income communities on the magine allies and isolated it is presenting new sets of the 20 such agenda and the sustainable development goals from the start arts the world us organization provided factual information and scientific g

hágalo ahora y rescate a un niño como antonio.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 sufren de hambre o enfermedades. con tan poco, usted puede hacer mucho para salvar vidas. es urgente que llame ahora mismo para que podamos llevar estos alimentos y medicinas a niños cuyas vidas están en peligro. como un ángel de los pobres, recibirá historias y fotografías de los niños a los cuales su donación está ayudando y lo invitamos a acompañarnos a orar por estos niños. puede confiar en que su dinero será usado sabiamente. food for the poor ha estado salvando vidas y transformando comunidades por más de 35 años. además, cumplimos con los estándares extensos

antonio brown 348 yards. they pull him, because why play him? here's gaborik.n abc 7, number 19 taking on u.t. in san antonio. levi lewis to a wide open player. great pass here to kairin lacy. they finish the season ten and one. did you see this? check this out from chicago where stefen occur rphen curry free throws. it was nearly five minutes of him making shots. here's steve kerr. he didn't personally see the shooting display, but said the feat was insane. here's kerr on what happened on shot number 106. >> he choked. so he, he choked and just couldn't make the 106th one. i guess he just didn't have it in him. it's very disappointing. >> a viewer tweeted out that if they put a lad ader up to the basket they still couldn't do it. steve kerr of course was joking. >> you asked me to guess and i said 12. very, very wrong. love to see it, thanks. >>> coming up next at 5:00, san francisco got a sweet surprise, a gingerbread monolith popped up for christmas. see what we found when we >>> finally now, one day after stunning many san francisco residents, the mysteriou

secretary general antonio terrace has condemned the killings and acoa and demanded an investigation earlier a cease fire between a coalition of rebel groups and the government that collapsed the rebels accuse president foster nationals to end era of planning to rig sunday's elections 6 opposition conduct say the vote should be postponed police in the u.s. city of nashville say they found what could be human remains near the site of an explosion a mobile home blew up early on christmas morning injuring 3 people the vehicle played a recorded warning before hand. we have film to shoot that we believe could be remains that were just. you know examined and. they will let you know from the darby was did made it so it was so well and we have no idea such a large explosion but the investigation continues. all over the area down there and so we continue to examine it to see if it is human remains. huge numbers of americans have boarded flights to be with their families for christmas despite warnings that travel will only worsen already alarming coronavirus death and infection rates there more than 7

. >> host: antonio, democrat from california. good morning. >> caller: thanks for taking my call. i'd first like to ask you, none of this stuff would come up with anyvidence to be shown in court, right? everything that you're stating? because what i noticed is you've got a million words and president bush every one of them are ety. pretty much every one of them are empty. >> guest: what i have said is factually inctrovertible, it's overwhelming, it's compelling, and i am more than happy to engage in a public debate in a forum with enough audience to defend my position. and i'll tell you what, i'll te apart the other side because the oer side, fortunately, has been blinded by propaganda. they haven't cone their homework -- done their homework, they have note studied the law. the law andhe facts are clearly in supportw of what i say. these little bitty things in courts all over the place, i'm talking about t big systemic problems that result in millions of all legal ballots and vote or fraud. >> caller: obviously part of the y you do this is to not let anybody say this or question y

antonio gomez became the first person in the bay area to get the pfizer's covid eckstein. gomez is a critical care doctor that has seen some of the sickest covid patients at this hospital. >> it hope that now there is another way we can get control of the outbreak.>> clinical trials and fda data showed the two doses of the pfizer vaccine reduce the chances of infection by 95%. >> we also do not know at this time whether the vaccine keeps people from transmitting the virus. >> what is certain is a limited supply until mid-to-late next year where the general public will have access to the vaccine. in san francisco the 12,000+ initial doses translate to less than one half a percent of the city's population vaccinated. santa clara valley has 37 thousand doses meeting less than 2% of its population can get inoculated. >> let this not give us a license to change our behavior so we can do whatever we want to do. >> these first five are part of a historic moment. starting wednesday, 100 hospital workers will get vaccinated each day. >> the vaccine is safe and should be taken by ev

louisiana taking on ut san antonio. first responder bowl.open jaylen williams 7-0. 10-7 game and lewis a ten yard pass. made it 17-7. louisiana wins. they finish 10-1. video of the day comes from chicago where steph curry made 105 straight gees at practice today. he did not miss a shot for more than five minutes. curry's personal best prior to this was 77 straight threes. stef kerr just said this was insane and filled us in on what happened on shot number 106. >> he choked. so he choked and just couldn't make the 106th one. i guess he just didn't have it in him. it's very disapointing. >> sports center sharing some great christmas sweets. this young man got his wish of a wooden baseball bat. that's excitement. and a different sport, but the excitement is real. check out this youngster. this one takes the cake in my opinion. got to teach them young. that's the best video, right? >> i mean, just wait until these kids grow up, too. if it's so exciting now when they're so young. >> i can see it now, chris. thanks. >>> san francisco got a sweet s

cierra johnson, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> antonio gomez is the first one to receive a vaccine in the bay area. >>> we talk about the forecast coming up. rain is heading our way. in just a few months, we've learned a lot more about the covid-19 virus. it's real. it's dangerous. and we do know how to keep you and your loved ones safe. wear a mask. wash your hands. stay six feet apart. we can do this. if we do it together. we have the power to harness california's abundant solar and wind energy, but it's not available all day long. use less energy from 4 to 9 pm for a cleaner california. now we are looking at an approaching storm system that will come in and we are getting ready for that rain set to arrive in the bay area late tomorrow night, as of now, we are still dry but seeing rain to the north of the bay area. then once we see that rain coming in, it first starts out in the north bay and makes its way in as we go into late wednesday night, into thursday. this will be a quick round of rain and mostly clearing before sunrise on thursday. most of us getting about a tenth to a q

becky hammon stepped down from san antonio spurs to become the 1st woman to. serve the country the 1st detective coronavirus one year ago has just approved its 1st locally made vaccine for public use china has given the states back sign a from the green light to produce a vaccine it says is 79 percent effective life and nights he was 1st reported has now largely returned to normal and around the world other vaccines are beginning to be rolled out but in the united states the hardest hit country this criticism that is just taking too long some 2000000 shots have been given and that is why. short of the 20000000 promised by now the new variant of corona virus from the u.k. has led to a surge in infections across several countries south africa south korea and the czech republic and the latest report record daily numbers of infections in china has just confirmed its 1st case carried by women who arrived in shanghai from britain 2 weeks ago and around the globe millions of people remain under lockdown italy in the united kingdom among those observing strict virus p

>>> lebron en su cumpleaÑos nÚmero 36 fue el mejor con 26s por san antonio >>> 7 asistencia y 7 rebotes ha un estado buscando mÁs ayuda de alimentos tenÍamos la meta de recaudar 2 millones y medio de dÓlares y sabe que gracias a usted en casa que aportÓ >>> pasamos la meta recaudamos de 3 millones de dÓlares >>> que ahora irÁn destinado a esas familias que tanto lo necesitan muchas gracias no nos cabe la alegrÍa con esto cerramos nos vamos a dormir con esa buena y ojalÁ que sigamos echando ha mano y sobre todo en estos tiempo alivia >>> gracias por todo. que la pasen muy bien. felicidades. buenas noches, estas son las noticias que tiene que saber crece la preocupación con la vainte del coronavirus , en california deetctan la nueva cepa y en colorado hay dos personas afectadas. >>> me imagino lo peor, al ver que es el primer caso acá . >>> los espcilist as dicen que es normal qu

tuve la oportunidad de hablar con antonio gÓmez y me contó su experiencia.ibir la vacuna en todo el Área de la bahÍa. >> no tengo dolor, fiebre o nada de eso. este momento es histÓrico. reportero: el doctor gÓmez destacÓ la labor que han tenido los doctores durante la pandemia. los grupos de la tercera edad tienen que ser prioridad luego del personal mÉdico. >> esto afecta a la gente que es mÁs anciana y claro, la gente que cuida de ellos tienen que estar protegidos. estos serÍan los dos grupos que despuÉs de los doctores y enfermeras deberÍan darse la vacuna. en locutor cumpliÓ con sus actividades regulares sin ningÚn problema. >> no he sentido ningÚn cambio, sÓlo que tengo mucho contacto de la prensa. es seguro y eficaz. ademÁs, es la Única manera en la que podemos terminar con este virus. ello no van a bajar la guardia. recomendÓ seguir usando el tapabocas y continuar cuidÁndose. paola: con la llegada de las vacunas muchos se preguntan si los pueden obligar a recibir la vacuna. >> creo que va a depender de dÓnde trabaja. creo que va a depender de cada cas

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let's move over to san antonio texas where emergency medicine physician dr always drawn he just got his vaccinations so 1st off dr drew any thanks for joining us tonight absolutely happy to be with you and 2nd question how do you feel after your vaccination i feel great i was excited and you know it was an early morning or rather the more excited and i have in my step and got there i feel great you know as easy check in process. was observed for about 15 minutes or so and we didn't have any adverse reactions or anything like that besides a minimal arm sorters i feel great all right well that's good to hear so we've been seeing president joe biden also dr anthony fauci getting their vaccinations in front of live t.v. cameras how would you say the u.s. is vaccination program is actually going right now. i think on out we've been off to a great start it's been a transparent process and it's one of the things that has a bit of a cult professional professionals we've been asking for it's been good to see vice president my denson public health professionals like dr g. and president like job a

in our particular town of san antonio, we have a statue that was established by the ubc in travis park in the center. it was on such a high obelisk i wasn't sure what was on top. it was something that people felt honored. the question of the disposition of the statue. when it was taken down, how it was taken down, where the statute is and continues to be a matter of debate here in this town. but we also have other great topics to debate like there's a little building downtown called the alamo which a lot of my colleagues work on and we are interested in having new interpretations, richer interpretations of these historical legacies. i'm here in texas learning more and more about it. certainly there are white supremacists who are now pleading victimhood they're being eliminated. there is a wide variety of language and disguises for this , but i think it's important to say that we have an ethic of our society that it is attention we want equality and we want freedom. freedom to discriminate against others, freedom to put ourselves above others. equality of opportunity and as long as the

>>these are the words of critical care physician doctor antonio gomez the first person to receive theovid-19 vaccine that sucker berg san francisco general hospital gomez was among 5 health care providers to get the first of 2000 doses. beginning wednesday, they hope to begin vaccinating a 10250 people a day it is a light at the end of tunnel it is hoped that. >>you know now outside of social distancing and mask-wearing there's another way that we can sort of get control of the outbreak san francisco's initial allotment of more than 12,500 doses of the pfizer vaccine. >>is expected this week and will be spread among acute care hospitals to vaccinate frontline medical workers if okayed by federal regulators a shipment of the moderna vaccine could arrive next week. still all agree it won't be enough doses to beat back san francisco's current surge in cases and hospitalizations. >>let this not give us a license to change our behavior in think now that there's a vaccine we can do whatever we want to do. the fact is we are not out of the woods. >>so it's very important that people continue

contradicts a note by the chronicle antonio to be artists from 1517 in which leonardo da vinci claims to have been commissioned by giuliano dimity. just like the 2 chronicles contemporary leonardo scholars also have divergent theories. people until an artist dorian from florence believes the officially recognized theory that the painting depicts lisa condo. i believe that play an audio actually painted get r d the wife of francesco del joconde. probably around $1503.00. 23 roman historian robert perry considers a new and revolutionary theory in which the portrayed woman is an entirely different person. i think the painting is connected with brenda. it has nothing to do with morris or. the 1st clue leads to florence the majority of the great renee songs artists lived and worked here as did leonardo da vinci. ga over sorry also worked in florence you cannot call the biographies of many italian artists. next to his work as an architect but sorry documented the biographies of great italian artists today these make up one of the most important foundations of art history levitated a pure ch

the un chief, antonio guterres, told the bbc today global action is needed now.broken. humanity is waging war on nature. this is suicidal. the science is clear. for example, unless the world cuts fossil fuel production by 6% every year between now and 2030, things will get worse, much worse. i've been talking about this for a long, long time... sir david attenborough joined him to warn time is running out. young people are very impatient, and quite rightly so. for nothing to come out, except words, is very dispiriting. we need action. the un chief says the world now faces a moment of truth. he says the choice is very simple. start cutting carbon emissions now — or face disaster. justin rowlatt, bbc news. an unprecedented combination of numbers drawn by south africa's national lottery has sparked accusations of fraud. the winning sequence of five, six, seven, eight, nine and a "powerball" numbered ten, sent social media users into a frenzy, alleging the results had been fixed. the 20 winners shared the jackpot each receiving nearly $400,000. a spokesman for south

that warning, from the un secretary general antonio guterres. evidence of climate change, we know, is all around us. we are living in a world where apocalyptic fires and floods, choking air pollution and droughts are the new normal. the secretary—general says that now is the time for urgent action if we are to bring the planet back from the point of no return. his words, as we learned that this year is one of the warmest on record. let us hear from the un secretary—general on state of the planet. dear friends of the planet. i thank the bbc for highlighting our global environmental crisis. let's face the facts, the state of our planet is broken. humanity is waging war on nature, this is suicidal. nature always strikes back and is doing so with gathering force and fury. biodiversity is collapsing, deserts are spreading, oceans are choking with plastic waste and in 30 years, there will be more plastic in the ocean than fish. coral reefs that support livelihoods for 500 million people are dying. and water pollution is killing 9 million people every

secretary general antonio good terrorists making peace with nature that is the defining process of the 21st century it must be the top priority for everyone everywhere the u.n. estimates that if countries continue as they're doing there could be a temperature increase of over 3 degrees celsius the century leading to impacts far more devastating that we've witnessed this year even with the pandemic in the honestly dortmund have suffered another humiliation losing 51 at home to promoted should guard the latest defeat means dortmund have now won just once in their last 5 league games. basically me times for dortmund coach lucien fava he's top scorer is out injured and his side. of the blocks he's on the break by stuttgart they conceded 26 and it passing a clear file by emery chan he was booked. see last one minute you curse score from the sports. giovanni raina has been a rare bright spot for dortmund this season. is sublime for us touch and finish in short the home side when teams have time on level terms. but there was nothing level about the 2nd half as stuttgart ran riots by man gets

secretary general antonio good thérèse criticized some states for going it alone and failing to heedhe guidance he stressed the size of the challenge facing the war vets seems may become available within the next weeks and months. but let's not fool ourselves. and vaccine cannot undo damage that will stretch across years even decades to come extreme poverty is rising the set of famine looms we face the biggest global recession in 8 decades and these incredulous facts are not due to cover 1000 alone the out of result of long term for the gili these inequalities and injustices that have been exposed by the pandemic it's time to reset or that was the head of the un speaking there i'm joined now by in the case in never in jews in charge of the vaccines initiative of the africa centers for disease control in addis ababa welcome to the program you would secretary-general antonio terrace is painted a grim picture of the future if the world does not start to cooperate in this pandemic what do you see as the role of the african continent here. so the little tanks to take so much for didn't. r

the un chief, antonio guterres, told the bbc today global action is needed now.ging war on nature. this is suicidal. the science is clear. for example, unless the world cuts fossil fuel production by 6% every year between now and 2030, things will get worse, much worse. i've been talking about this for a long, long time... sir david attenborough joined him to warn time is running out. young people are very impatient, and quite rightly so. for nothing to come out, except words, is very dispiriting. we need action. the un chief says the world now faces a moment of truth. he says the choice is very simple. start cutting carbon emissions now — or face disaster. justin rowlatt, bbc news. one of britain's most celebrated artists, tracey emin, says her art ‘has kept her alive' — after being diagnosed with bladder cancer this summer. the 57—year—old, who's had major surgery, said planning her new exhibition helped her to carry on. she was speaking ahead of the show‘s opening at the royal academy of arts in london, where she displays in a conversation with our arts editor

el doctor antonio gÓmez, un mÉdico director de cuidados intensivos, fue el primero en recibir la vacunanto bien, no tengo sÍntomas físicos, no tengo dolor, fiebre, nada de eso. me siento bien de haber recibido la vacuna. este momento es muy histÓrico para nuestra batalla contra el virus. >> luego de recibir la vacuna no sintiÓ ningÚn tipo de molestias. >> usted ha sentido algÚn cambio, o ha continuado todo igual? >> ningÚn cambio. >> se incentivÓ a la población a continuar con los protocolos de seguridad para evitar mÁs contenidos >> el sÁbado se registraron mÁs de 46,000 nuevos casos en californial, lo que representa un total de mÁs de 1,000,000 de contagios de nuestro estado >> la difÍcil tarea de la vacunaciÓn ha dado inicio de numen dos donde se superan las 30,000. >> estafadores estÁn aprovechando de la urgencia de recibirlo el fbi no descarta la posibilidad de que vacunas falsas sserÁn ingresadas al paÍs. >> no solamente le puede probar su dinero sino el hecho de que se tiene la falta sensaciÓn de que se vacunÓ, esta protegido y no es cierto. autoridades interceptaron llamadas en