we have been busting at the seams in the san antonio airspace for a while. for the first time ever, we assembled a team, started before the pandemic to create a plan for the san antonio international airport. as we emerged from the pandemic, we were poised, primed, ready to begin implementation of that airport redevelopment plan. i credit the biden administration's focus on infrastructure across the transportation spectrum including air service, for redeveloping what will be an airport of the future in san antonio, serving not only as a regional air hub for our community but also again a gateway pushing into mexico, south and central america, and really also finally bringing the quality air service that is necessary for a region of our size. we finally launched transatlantic service, in the midst of rebuilding a new terminal that will essentially double the capacity of our city's airport. it will also go into the next phase where we are building a second runway. of course, all the amenities that go along with that. in addition, we are working with arpa e acr

but >> wasn't antonio pierce breaking down what we saw tonight. we have a lot to talk about it, but he mentioned a few things that we're going to get to on the other side. so we will continue to break down. this rain moves tonight. cowboys, 27 to 12. we'll have more coming up. >> welcome back to raiders gameday. now the raiders, most likely air, if they're going to be successful this season, they're going to have to lean on their run game in their defense. we didn't see very much defense tonight. our run game. didn't see much of either. but let's start with the defense because like you say it. >> like i mentioned at the halftime report from antonio pierce, he was not impressed by defense. he said they were exposed at the middle. they gave too much to the cowboys. they were exposed by the run game from the cowboys. you know that guy right thing 49 and what he did. a lot of the exposing he played so well tonight. he definitely put himself in position to be put on notice, at least for the cowboys coaches. >> and, you know, you might not are. we do kn

antonio guterre.fore joining the un, he worked for 20 years in the portuguese government in the civil service. in the early eighties he was a delegate to the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe. as prime minister of portugal, at the turn of the century, he did a lot to resolve the crisis in east timor, that is , antonio guterres has immense experience as a statesman. he is a competent negotiator. artificial intelligence, today everyone is discussing this; there have been several initiatives from different areas, from different regions and different parts of the world. i managed to gather 49 people, from the north and south, men and women; when i say 49 people, i mean people from different parts of the world, russia, the usa. china, israel, brazil, arab countries around the world, to explore how we can create some form of governance where artificial intelligence works for the common good rather than being a problem for the world, and what the un can do for this do, and surprisingly, i was a

i don’t think that antónio gutierrez’s character changed even in those distant years, when he joinedcialist party of portugal as a very young man, this was back in 1974, since then he has remained a convinced social democrat, for a long time he was the chairman of the socialist international, with this always... the focus of his attention remained on the problems of protecting disadvantaged and socially vulnerable groups of people. i must say that we are now seeing a very alarming picture. previously, and even during my time as high commissioner for refugees, international refugee protection laws were widely respected. the borders have always been open to those who fled or rescued conflict zones. than to come to the un structures, he worked for 20 years in the portuguese government in the civil service. in the early eighties he was a delegate to the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe. as prime minister of portugal at the turn of the century , he did much to resolve the crisis in in east timor, that is , antonio gutierres has immense experience as a statesman. he is a com

elian_ antonio, el diablo, visten uniforme pero de cÁrcel. vilma nos cuenta la historia.ja de la prisiÓn. el diablo estÁ acusado de haber asesinado en 2004 a benjamÍn becerra. los hechos ocurrieron a las afueras de este bar de ohio como lo muestran los videos de las cÁmaras de seguridad despuÉs de que antonio riaÑo se enfrascÓ en una pelea con benjamÍn becerra y le disparÓ en la cara y huyÓ de la escena. hablamos con alejandra becerra, hermana de la vÍctima, recuerda que tenÍa 12 aÑos cuando riaÑo asesinÓ a su hermano.riaÑo huyÓ a mÉxico y las autoridades estadounidenses le perdieron la pista, despuÉs, o los investigadores revivieron el caso lo encontraron a travÉs de pÁgina de facebook. riaÑo estaba trabajando como policÍa en oaxaca, mÉxico.alejandro dice que quizÁ poder venir a estados unidos para ver en corte al asesino de su hermano. ella confiesa que el dolor por la muerte de su hermano permanece intacto. antonio riaÑo estÁ acusado de asesinato y permanece detenido sin derecho a fianza en ohio. maity: gracias. un aviÓn aterrizÓ de emergencia en un campo de golf cerca

now being evaluated at a military base in san antonio. and the freed "wall street journal" reporter's stunning final request before leaving russia. >>> the middle east on high alert over iran's promise of revenge for the assassination of a top hamas leader in tehran. his funeral held today. the pentagon revealing the u.s. is deploying more military assets, including fighter jets and destroyers, to the region. >>> here in the u.s. tonight, the stock market taking a major hit. a disappointing jobs report sending the dow plunging. >>> tragedy at the grand canyon. a b.a.s.e. jumper falling 500 feet to his death. >>> justin timberlake pleading not guilty to alleged driving while intoxicated in the hamptons. what the judge did today. >>> and team usa raking in the medals at the summer games in paris. the world's fastest woman, sha'carri richardson, making her long-awaited olympic debut. >> whit: good evening. it's great to have you with us on this friday night. i'm whit johnson in for david. we begin tonight with a historic day in the race for

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hay mucha expectativa por el discurso que vale la pena analizar sobre lo que podemos esperar, antonio claras para saber como van a bajar la inflaciÓn e impulsar la economÍa. las familias pagan precios muy altos. quien quiera que les ofrezca una opciÓn viable para los precios tendrÁ un gran atractivo para la comunidad. enrique: claro. la economÍa, la inflaciÓn, la inmigraciÓn siguen siendo los temas principales. se puede dar kamala harris el lujo de no hablar de migraciÓn, sobre todo con esta dinÁmica?los migrantes estÁn molestos por lo que estÁ pasando. antonio: si puede darse el lujo porque estos eventos son para dar la marca de los candidatos y presentarlos. ya habrÁ tiempo para desmenuzar las polÍticas pÚblicas. enrique: gracias por el anÁlisis. se espera que kamala harris hable de su vida personal. presentadora: seguramente usted tu gozo en ese concierto. despuÉs de permanecer alejado de los escenarios, chayanne demostrÓ que los aÑos no le afectaron en su vibra y su forma de moverse. para su concierto escogiÓ la ciudad de san josÉ. mÁs detalles en nuestra ediciÓn en las 11:00 de l

had to de-voit resources from the people of san antonio to deal with the massive number of migrants.emember also the burden on texans is also a burden on migrants and we've got people cooked alive in a tractor trailer in san antonio two years ago in the texas heat. any person, any democrat whether it's border czar, so called border czar kamala harris or tim walz and somehow open borders are good for migrants and americans are not and demanding information for the san antonio pd and the migrant resource center there is being becaused to funnel people through the cicicities and airports and flym around the country and texas spent $13 billion of money to secure the border and the federal government is supposed to do for us. ashley: it's completely out of control and congressman chip roy, thank you for being here and bringing us that per spect and i have appreciate your comments. i want to bring back brian brenberg into this conversation. brian. look, to the congressman's point, should police be forced to release this because of migrant crimes in their community s? >> i live in a communi

. >> after that historic prisoner swap landing in san antonio for treatment early this morning the video, the hugs, the tears, and the message now from president biden as they arrived overnight also, breaking this morning the kamala harris campaign announcing it's raised a whopping 310 million in july. >> that's doubling president trump's fundraising haul for the same we're going to break down what that means for the race, for the white house. and in paris, the highly anticipated and long awaited olympic debut of track star sha'carri richardson, team usa, ready? you go at least we hope we have a preview. i'm omar jimenez with kate bolduan and john berman and sara sidner out today. this is cnn news central breaking overnight, three americans freed he'd from russia now back in the united states greeted with understandable amounts of tears and hugs and overwhelming joy after their plane landed at joint base andrews in maryland former us marine paul whelan, wall street journal reporter. >> evan gershkovich, russian-american journalist alsu kurmasheva reunited with their families after unimag

this is kelly field in san antonio, texas. live pictures. after making it to u.s.ast night into the early morning hours in maryland, now they have made their way to san antonio, where they will start undergoing their medical evaluations and possible treatments. as these prisoners are now welcomed back home to the u.s. again. stay with fox news channel for more on this developing story. don't worry, fox and friends starts at the top of the hour.don't w" will stop at the top of the hour. we will bring you back to the regular programming already in progress. >> laura: what? ! we also learned secret service turned down offers to use a surveillance drone pure the agency didn't bring a system to boost the agents device systems in an area with poor cellular service. some of the equipment the agencn did bring including a system to detect drone systems by others didn't work when most needed. what is worse, and yes, it gets worse, the secret service was aware that it had some serious problems, according to just the news, congress was briefco thist week that months beforhse t

antonio guilÉn esÁ con nosotros desde san antonio, con loÚltimo de este caso.. adelante...vencÓn nacional de kamala harris en la convencÓn nacional deÓcrata en chicago, donde aceptaÁ deÓcrata en chicago, donde aceptaÁ formalmente la nominacÓn de su partido como cadidata presidencial... su dupla, el gobernador tim walz ya lo hizo y se apoÓ en su trayectoria poÍtica y sus rÍces para asumir esta importante tarea. durante el evento del mÉrcoles hablaron varias figuras deÓcratas y otros invitados especiales, entre los que destaÓ la popular presentadora oprah whinfrey. edwin pitti se nos une desd mccormick place en chicago con Ás detalles... edwin! esto es lo que debes saber... una madre fue esto es lo que debes saber... una madre fue detenida por la muerte de su hijo de casi dos aÑos dentro de un auto bajo temperaturas extremas en texas... hilda ann adame, de 33 aÑos, fue acusada de lesiones corporales graves y abandono de un niÑo que termiÓ en muerte... solo este aÑo, han perdido la vida de esta manera al menos 24 menores en todo el pÍs. el gobernador de illinois, j.b. pritzker

antonio guterres is in tonga — for the pacific islands forum leaders' meeting.arming waters, a rise in sea levels and growing acidity because of carbon dioxide. edward hviding is the founding director of the university of bergen pacific studies research group — here's his thoughts on antonio guterres's strong words on his first visit to the islands. when he finds himself as a distinguished visitor for the first time at these annual summits of the pacific islands forum, basically the un secretary—general has never been to these gatherings before. he finds himself in tonga and sees a particular opportunity to say in very stark terms what he feels are scientifically proven and rather disturbing realities and projections for the near future. how quickly are seas rising? we have known for quite some time and i say this as someone who has been following for the past 20 years or so national diplomacy and the connections of that with science. i think we are looking at rather kind of established averages of ten centimetres per year of sea—level rise. not per year but for

certainly within san antonio were the most vulnerable members are most impacted. we have a tremendous problem. not just in our city probably in many cities about economic mobility. people do not have the skills welost a generation of folks who have heard trades are great careers. so when it comes to making sure we have a workforce to build the infrastructure that is supported by this legislation we have a lot of work to do it which is wy applied what cleveland has done we have done something similar with the american rescue plan act recognizing so many folks have lost their jobs. we create a program called train for jobs it ended up being a pilot that did exactly that. train people for trades, construction, manufacturing careers but recognizing where folks are, the fact many needed support, financial support. i get said transportation to the apprenticeship. train for jobs became a model program in which we provided the social supports for people to stay in training to ultimately get that career. that knowledge is to create a sales tax called san antonio ready to w

the un secretary general antonio guterres has told the bbc that the small islands in the pacific werend the pacific islands forum leaders' meeting. his warning came as the world meteorological organisation said the pacific islands were facing a triple threat of warming waters, a rise in sea levels and growing acidity because of carbon dioxide. let's speak to marian kupu, abc tonga reporter. hello and by the programme. to start off with, how dire is the situation in the pacific islands? it situation in the pacific islands?— situation in the pacific islands? , ., islands? it is so dire that we are also happy _ islands? it is so dire that we are also happy and - islands? it is so dire that we are also happy and thrilled l are also happy and thrilled that the united nations secretary general, antonio guterres, is actually here amongst the pacific island leaders to actually physically endorse and support the importance of climate change to the pacific islands. it is described _ the pacific islands. it is described as _ the pacific islands. it is described as one - the pacific islands. it i

and antonio guterres couldn't have said this more clearly today.dn't have said this more clearly today. eitherfossilfuels have a future or pacific island countries do. the reality is that we need to move away from coal, oil and gas as fast as possible to limit the damage to the world's oceans. and the secretary—general today joined pacific leaders calling for an immediate end to the expansion of fossilfuels through new immediate end to the expansion of fossil fuels through new coal, oil and gas projects, and called on governments to begin to phase out the use of fossil fuels. let’s the use of fossil fuels. let's concentrate _ the use of fossil fuels. let's concentrate on _ the use of fossil fuels. let's concentrate on australia - the use of fossil fuels. let's concentrate on australia forj the use of fossil fuels. let's i concentrate on australia for a moment, it is one of the world's biggest exporters of coal and gas so how can australia move towards a clean energy infrastructure? that's ri . ht. the clean energy infrastructure? that's right. the

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mike tobin is on the ground in san antonio. >> reporter: the three liberated americans spent the firste, inside fort sam houston on the outskirts of san antonio. they first set foot on american soil when the plane carrying them from turkey touched down at joint base andrews where they were greeted by the president and the vice president and took another flight that took them to kelly air force base very nearby at 3 am, probably got into the facility around 4. the deal that freed them also freed russian criminals held around the world so military experts caution against being too jubilant about the exchange. >> the bad part is a lot of the people we had to give back to the russians truly were bad people and so when you take a look at this long-term, we have to be very careful about what price we are willing to pay.

they will probably get back on to go down to san antonio texas. interesting that you see, want to wait to see what they are cheering about. [ cheering ] >> we will paws to take -- to say goodbye to our affiliates for two seconds. >> trace: welcome back to our continuing coverage. i'm trace gallagher live in los angeles. we have just seen the three former prisoners in russia, paul whelan, evan gershkovich and alsu kurmasheva get off the airplane. be greeted by the president and the vice president as well as some of their family members and what you just saw as we started this was evan gershkovich over there greeting some of his colleagues. some of his colleagues at the wall street journal who came down en masse. there were at least a dozen of them by our count that came to welcome him back to american soil. they will all three now had to san antonio texas where they will be medically checked out. paws and listen >> about 15 feet, 20 feet on the side of it we saw evan gershkovich drip greet them. kevin i know they are trying to get evan gershkovich

antonio, i wonder, though, all of our focus _ it.ght now is on - it. antonio, i wonder, though, all of our focus right now is on these j of our focus right now is on these new faces, this fresh blood, this new faces, this fresh blood, this new energy within the democratic party. is that an advantage to energise the ticket or does it actually just serve to alienate energise the ticket or does it actuallyjust serve to alienate some people who may be more traditional voters, who may be feel that it is changed quickly, if not lee had full control of how this change has been handled, this transition of power has happened in a very sports our short space of time? we know donald trump is very good at energising his face to god and vote. is the centre for the democrats?— for the democrats? i don't know if we know the _ for the democrats? i don't know if we know the answer _ for the democrats? i don't know if we know the answer yet. - for the democrats? i don't know if we know the answer yet. there i for the democrats? i don't know if we know

yo soy antonio josé vielma y este es tu informe para telemundo.cio del cereal disminuyó un 3,8%. su nivel más bajo en casi 4 años y los precios mundiales de exportación de todos los cereales principales cayeron por segundo mes consecutivo. y esta semana tesla anunció que está retirando más de 1,8 millones de vehículos en los estados unidos debido a un defecto en la producción que podría causar que el capó se levante mientras el auto está en movimiento. según la advertencia, es posible que el sistema usado para cerrar la cubierta no detecte cuando alguien la deja abierta y por eso no avisa al conductor que está abierto. este problema está causando que la tapa del motor se abra de repente durante el viaje, obstruyendo la visión del conductor de manera peligrosa. los vehículos afectados son los modelos llamados x6 y 3 del 2021 a 2024 y de 2020 a 2024. yo soy antonio josé vielma y ese es tu informe para. telemundo. es momento de los deportes y dentro de la gran emoción que hemos vivido de los juegos olímpicos parís 2024 y que estamos disfrutando aquí

presentation will include details from an officer involved tragically, claiming the life of 28 year olex antoniolike to express my deepest condolences to lopez's surviving family members in the san fraiscoic department. we recognize that our sworn duty as enforcement officers imposes no more solemn oblion to honor sanctity of human life. we also know that as police officers, we are sometimes required to useor ther duties.oo, at officer involved shootings can have a traumatic effect on members of our communities, especially for individuals, their families and loved ones who have own and encounters with wherever it may be. to any of from this incident or from the information or images that we will present duringhis town hall, please know that help is available to youu. contth francisco department of public health's crisis line at (415) 970-3800 for trauma services. here is what we hope to accomplish firse department's aspirationo centuy policing. we work to earthe trust of those we serve by committing to t to theral justice and this process, and in this town hal on the legitimacy of police as well

think yes. >> i ultimately don't know how successful antonio pierce will be. but one thing i appreciate about him, you always know where he standing. he doesn't mince his words at you know, i was thinking the same thing and i was thinking you can see why players like to play for him, right? like he. exactly. he's going to tell it like it is. he's going to tell you what he's thinking and he's got that energy to. i mean, it's not that long ago that he was a player. yeah, yeah. and so i on the giants. exactly right. and he's got that type of energy. you know, as a player, he's going to have your back. you even saw a little bit last year when he was the interim coach. so you're right. i mean, it remains to be seen. the raiders have some question marks this year, but i think they got the right guy 100%. all right. we've heard from the raiders on the other side of the break, we're going to about the san francisco forty-niners. hopefully we'll hear from kyle shanahan not positive about that yet. but brock purdy got to start. we have to chat about his day. all that an

and i do commit to that, you know, this is the san antonio neighborhood. it's a huge coalition.tinue to work with him around human trafficking there actually. >> the bases of us starting the mayor's task force human trafficking. this and again, sideshows has been at the top priority of our list for keeping our neighborhoods safe and clean. and so we started that work are ready. however, i am more than happy to commit to talking with the san antonio neighborhood to ensure that their community is getting what they need in order feel safe. >> all right. and then our last 30 seconds here, mayor, to tie things off. we'd like to ask you about the future of the oakland coliseum. we understand oakland roots just signed a 3 million dollar deal to play home games there in 2025. >> you know, it's a catalyst, a catalyst to what's to come for the city of oakland. we knew we need new revenue streams and we've got sports as well. so we're really excited for the oakland roots to be playing at the coliseum next year. of course, we're working on a plan for them to play at the malibu site, which o

enrique: gracias por tu anÁlisis, antonio. otra opciÓn es que crearon una cuenta de whatsaap. las elecciones de noviembre, veremos si salen a votar. los dejo con ustedes. buenas noches. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ dayana:gracias. buenas noches. volvemos a echarle un vistazo a las condiciones para las prÓximas horas, fernanda ramos tiene todos los detalles. fernanda: gracias. nos preparamos para iniciar nuestro dÍa de maÑana jueves, recuerde que si es de las personas que se tiene que levantar muy temprano, las carreteras estarÁn viÉndose afectados por la baja visibilidad que estarÁ dejando la neblina. los sectores a los que estoy mÁs pendientes, Áreas de oakland, san rafael, donde pudieran estar por debajo de una milla y estamos hablando de niebla densa sobre nuestra regiÓn. Áreas de napa de igual forma, y esto serÍa desde las 4:30 a.m.. comenzamos a ver mejorÍas gradualmente, a medida que nos acerquemos a esas primeras horas de la maÑana, 7:00 a.m., 8:00 a.m., y estamos a la espera de que salga el sol y comience a disipar este evento de niebla o neblina. mientras eso sucede recuerde que tien

ocurre y queremos analizar un poquito el legado y tengo con nosotros a nuestro analista polÍtico y antonioeconÓmico y mÁs de 15 millones haber sacado el paÍs a la peor crisis de salud y muchos logros que sÍ tiene y la iniciativa, la ley de infraestructura y la de la de reducciÓn de la inflaciÓn, invierten millones de dÓlares en la economÍa y proyectos de largo alcance para el paÍs. es el tendÓn de aquiles fue designada, encargada de la frontera y es algo que no tiene conclusiÓn en los estadounidenses y es uno de los temas que van con mucha agresividad para atacar a la administraciÓn. y vamos a seguir muy de cerca el resto de esta noche y le tengo que comentar tambiÉn que se tenÍa pactada mucho de los que serÍan las manifestaciones mÁs grandes, alrededor de 20,000 miembros marcharon por las calles de la ciudad y un incidente que la policÍa describe como menor y llegaron a poder librar una de las bardas y no pudieron ingresar hubo cuatro arrestados y la policÍa dice que todo estÁ bajo control y seguiremos al pendiente con todos ustedes, regreso contigo, buenas tardes. y gracias por el report

antonio guterres is in tonga — for the pacific islands forum leaders' meeting.rming waters, a rise in sea levels and growing acidity because of carbon dioxide. the worldwide catastrophe is putting this pacific paradise in peril. global average sea levels are rising at rates unprecedented in the past 3,000 years. the reason is clear, greenhouse gases, overwhelmingly generated by burning fossil fuels, are cooking our planet, and the sea is taking the heat — literally. guterres has been meeting with leaders from 18 pacific islands, including australia and new zealand. they're discussing key decisions on tackling climate change in the region, affected by global temperature rises. let's speak to edward hviding, the founding director of the university of bergen pacific studies research group. a brutal assessment from antonio guterres, do you share the basic fundamental planks of what he were saying? fundamental planks of what he were sa in: ? ., ~ fundamental planks of what he were sa inc? . ~' ,, fundamental planks of what he were sa inc? ., ,, ., ., ., saying? thank

antonio hilton is live. what's the latest there, antonio. >> hi, chris.m one thing and that is that they are going partially protect the identities of the jurors. so that means they'll be known to the parties involved and to the press, but there will be, to some extent their identities will be hidden. the piece that was rejected as you mentioned they wanted to have all of the prospective jurors go through this expensive questionnaire process and their beliefs about george santos and political leanings and that was all in an argument to say he is essentially at risk because of how much negative publicity he's gotten and that argument was not in part because the government made the argument that he sat for the interviews and he recorded himself on cameo and he's continued to very much keep himself in the public eye. the other part of the conversation today was around witnesses. the government says they have three dozen people ready to testify, and we are talking about money fraud, money laundering and very serious charges. the judge told them they should co

the suspect' is alexander antonio lopez and his date of birth is july 26th, 1995. crime scene investigators from the san francisco police depen services division responded and collected physical evidence from the scene including but not limited to, the following one. loaded firearm containing ten nine millimeter cartridges and fired nine millimeter cartridge casing. this firearm matched the description from the robber. 340 caliber fired cartridge and one black and red scooter. the robberyidentified this scooter as the one taken from the robbery. officers on scene were issued body worn cameras, which were activated whileand recorded the events as they unfolded. the independent stigations bureau of or iib, is an independent unit within the san francisco district attorney's office that investigates officer involved shootings. any relevant video footage provided to iib by. calling (628) 652-4420, or by email at sfda. hyphen iib at sfgov. org witnesses and victims are encouraged to call iib at (628) 652-4420. the sfpd officer whrearm in this incident is officer paul bal

the person was later identified as alexander antonio. after recognizing that the scooter matched the taken in the robbery, the officers stopped their vehicle to contact mr. lopez. as the officer stoppedms, mr. lopez began running west on willow street toward van ness avenue. officer number one, seated in the front passenger seat, exited the vehicle and ran after mr. lopez. officer number one commanded mr. lopez to stop, but mr. lopez continued to run away from officer number one. as mr. lopez fled, he left the scooter in front of the patrol vehicles driver's side door. officer number two, who was the driver, could not immediately exit as the scooter blocked the door. while pursuing mr. lopof number one gave a second command to stop continued running away westbound on willow streehis left hand in which he held a firearm head back and pointed the firearm behind him toward officer number one. mr. lopez then fired once toward the officer while running. while still running away, approximately 1.5 seconds later mr. lopez turned his head back,

joint base san antonio landing around 3:30 this morning.s is going to start their new chapter as free americans here in the united states. they are now right behind me at brooke army medical center where they will receive full access to something called post isolation support activities. this is also known as the reintegration program for military personnel and civilians who have been held captive overseas. the program requires physical checkups, but it's primarily designed to help them decompress and meet with mental health experts. wnba star britney griner was here after her imprisonment in russia. she released a statement saying in part we are overwhelmed with joy for the u.s. citizens who were returned safely to the united states today. we don't know exactly how long they will be here. each one of them will vary, the timing here. but we do know as soon as they are given the all clear as civilians, they can then be with their families and return home when they are ready. whit? >> whit: all right, mireya, thank you. joining us now is whit

. >>> right now three americans, evan gershkovich, paul whelan are in texas, san antonio to be specific, but now facing the daunting challenge of trying to transition back to their old lives here in the united states. that did take a backseat, of course, to the joyful reunions that we saw last night before midnight on the tarmac right there at joint base andrews. the pictures are fantastic. all three were greeted by the president, the vice president, american officials, and of course and most importantly, their families who had been waiting months. and in paul whelan's case, years for them to be home. the pictures do tell this story. that is evan gershkovich embracing his mom ella milman after lifting her into the air. can you imagine. president biden giving former marine paul whelan the american flag pin right off his own lapel. and also kirma shayva, she was reunited with her husband and daughters, including her youngest, the one in the gray shirt there who turns 13 years old today, remarkably i was told by jake sullivan that she was supposed to be going to a taylor swift concert toni

texas is a state that has the huge cities and suburban areas in dallas, houston, san antonio, and if he is going to win that race is because he is getting huge margins in those cities. the reason why texas is still a republican state is for every one of those states, there are 100 small towns across the state and tons of counties looking ever increasingly republican. there is little that a democrat can do to win those voters back. they are shifting so far to the right that education in school issues is one of the few things were democrats feel like they have some purchase. there are plenty of fancy private schools and regular private schools in the big cities and suburbs but when you get to the counties that have 100,500 thousand people, there is no private school. all they have is the public for school and even if they are conservative on a host of other issues, the reality is public schooling issues in supporting public school is popular in those areas. democrats are looking to lose by at less than the smaller counties in order to give them sin -- cells -- give themselves a chance

el paÍs que su visiÓn del futuro, y los delegados en esta sala no pueden estar mÁs entusiasmados, antonioo esta. >>puede sentir la energÍa, hay una fuerza aquÍ, una unidad. luis: la vicepresidenta caminadora de inmigraciÓn, hablando de la inseguridad fronteriza y la situaciÓn de los indocumentados en el paÍs, ruben gallego cree que la posiciÓn de harris es la correcta. >> creo que cuando viene el tema de inmigraciÓn hay que trabajar con ellos para solucionar eso. luis: este la noche de kamala harris, la de ayer por la de tim walz. >> [habla en inglÉs] luis: la familia del candidato a vicepresidente tocÓ el corazÓn de muchos cuando su hijo, que tiene dificultades de aprendizaje rompiÓ emocionado en llanto gritando que ese es mi papÁ. >>[habla en inglÉs] luis: walz le dijo a la naciÓn que cuando los demÓcratas hablan de libertad escenario de la libertad de tener una vida mejor. es la primera vez que manuel leal asiste a una convenciÓn, en noviembre votarÁ por primera vez. >> luchÉ por mÁs de 20 aÑos para hacerme el sueÑo realidad de ser ciudadanos. como indocumentado, con daca, este momento

antonio el riaÑo trabajaba como agente de la policÍa local.ntes eventos como vigilias, procesiones y ceremonias de recuerdo. entre las vÍctimas nueve eran ciudadanos mexicanos que vivÍan en ciudad juÁrez. nicolÁs maduro seÑalÓ que miles de personas han sido detenidas en relaciÓn con lo que segÚn Él llamo delitos graves cometidos durante las protestas por los resultados de las elecciones presidenciales. maduro prometiÓ castigo mÁximo. >> tenemos 2000 presos capturados. mÁximo castigo. justicia. esta vez no va a haber perdÓn. fÉlix: maduro amenazÓ con continuar los patrullajes militares y policiales, entretanto una semana despuÉs de las elecciones el consejo nacional electoral sigue sin revelar las actas de votaciÓn. al regresar: nuevos incidentes de violencia en el norte de mÉxico vuelven a poner de luto a numerosas familias y en los deportes, el receptor de los miami dolphins firma un contrato multimillonario. ilia: "aquÍ y ahora" esta noche. tras el controversial arresto de ismael "el mayo" zambada muchos se preguntan quÉ secretos guarda. cÓm

we can speak now to the mayor of san antonio, texas.o an official surrogate for the harris-walz campaign. i assume it has been a big party for the democrats. coming in there were some worries about potential protests , about a new candidate replacing joe biden but this seems to have been pretty much a dream come true for the party. >> well, it certainly was uplifting week. i would describe it more as a pep rally before a big game than a party. what we felt in the arena and what has been felt across the country is a sense of hope and optimism about this campaign in the direction of the future of our country under a president harris. we realize the stakes of the election and the work that is necessary to win over the support of voters who have been stuck in many ways of the middle of a political minefield over the last several years and feeling like they need someone to represent them. i thought vice president harris made the case last night foefully and hopefully we can continue to make the case on the trail. >> we will talk more about t

un secretary general antonio guterres spoke on social networks, but he also did not mention the culprit of the tragedy of hiroshima. however, the united states themselves have still not recognized moral responsibility for what happened and... iran has made a final decision to attack israel in the next 48 hours. according to the jerusalem post, tehran warned tel aviv through hungary. the media also report on the readiness of yemeni usits to join the place for the death of the head of the hamas politburo. israel responded by stating that in the event of strikes on any. all units of the israel defense forces are on standby. the united states is also transferring additional forces to the region. a number of major airlines have suspended flights to tel aviv and beirut. the us and uk embassies have recommended that their citizens leave lebanon with similar calls to their compatriots. france, canada, sweden and jordan. foggy albion is plunging into chaos. more and more cities are being engulfed in street battles between migrants and locals. in birmingham , hundreds of armed muslims have blocke

on san antonio downtown, it was after a soft launch that they are now serving up affordable eats for everyone. it's all part of a push to bring in more small businesses to the area. >> this is all part of the downtown rebound we have been talking about. you know, i keep repeating it, but it's true and it's exciting. san jose has had the second fastest downtown rebound of any major city in the u.s. >> and i definitely will be telling some friends about this place because again the quality is fantastic. >> well done. they joined six new businesses in the area. >>> later on in sports. we will pay homage to the one warrior figure who cast the biggest >>> welcome back. vern glenn is joining me now to pay tribute to a warrior's icon. >> you would think figures like that would last forever. when they're gone, it kind of jolts you. i've got my mount rushmore of truly nice elite athletes. steve young is on there, ryan lott, dusty baker. but alvin austin was the guy. and a basketball career spanning more than six decades with the warriors. >> in many ways he's the face of the franchise. >> rep

repercusiones Ún puede causar, pasamos con gabriel torres, meteoÓlogo de nuestra afiliada en san antonioor de california, gavin newsom, advirtÓ a los gobiernos locales que si no desmantelan ahora los campamentos de personas sin hogar, el aÑo pÓximo perdeÁn la financiacÓn estatal... la administracÓn de newsom ha gastado Ás de 24 mil millones de Ólares en limpiar campamentos y convertir hoteles y moteles en refugios temporales, entre otras iniciativas para las personas sin hogar. ya esÁ tras las rejas en california un presunto asesino en serie, que no haÍa sido identificado desde la estrangulacÓn de tres mujeres en 1977 en el condado de ventura.... los investigadores siempre creyeron que los tres asesinatos estaban relacionados y finalmente, con la ayuda del adn, resolvieron el misterio que se investigo durante anos.... juan carlos gonÁlez nos informa. la administracÓn de alimentos y medicamentos, fda, anuncio la aprobacion de un nuevo aerosol nasal como alternativa a la inyeccÓn de epipen, que habitualmente se usa para tratar reacciones aÉrgicas potencialmente mortales... el nuevo medicam

citizens will then go onto san antonio. i can tell you, steph, the windows appear to be up on the plane so we can't really see into it at this time. but they are getting it ready and into position so that once that door opens, we will be able to see everything. and there is actually a piece of the motorcade that is rolling into position. it looks like is actually carrying the president. i'm trying to see if the vice president is in there, as well. i think you are about to see on your screen here, president biden likely exit what is known as the beast, what you are seeing in perhaps another shot there, that is the group of reporters that is getting under the wing and then the group of family members who are actually walking out into the tarmac. we are going to walk right in front of the beast. there is president biden, there is vice president harris in the front. and behind them you see, i believe, elizabeth whelan and other family members. you see there, a fist bump from one of them. just, again, not even able to probably p

the, at the highest point of the island, miguel antonio has been especially creative. the ease worked out how to procure the precious water he needs for irrigating his garden, on the cliff. he fishes it out of the clouds, the book. which meant that you don't get the reset me here in this net. the washer condenses during the night as think of it. because this, i mean, either gwinnett gets west at night, the more you and the washer or is it the bronze diet deeper and then flows into the cistern. this is the cistern where miguel collects water vital both for himself and his garden every night 50 to 60 leaders of water accumulate here. think that this i could do that will hold 4000 liters. a a lot grows on his for child 100 square meter plot. then we carrots, aniseed, sits row. now let's is rosemary and others easy . happy with his live is yes, very happy with the garden and the water or his livelihood along the road just above his garden. he keeps a small stand here he transforms his curves into t and shops and sells them to the locals and tourist the rest. he keeps for h