ciudad ha sido criticada por priorizar a los migrantes, por encima de los desamparados& el alcalde brandon johnson los centros para el control y la prevencÓn de enfermedades ha emitido una alerta ante el aumento de los casos de una variante de la bacteria que causa la meningitis... la alerta fue publicada luego de registrarse varias muertes relacionadas a dicha bacteria... los doctores afirman que debemos estar alerta pues este tipo de infeccÓn puede evitarse con una vacuna y tratarse, de manera temprana, con antibÓticos... guillermo gonÁlez nos explica... por segundo aÑo consecutivo el papa fancisco no presidÓ el tradicional Ía crucis que se realiza en el coliseo romano... esto debido a su fÁgil salud... el papa sin embargo escribÓ las meditaciones que se hicieron en cada una de las estaciones... el papa le dio seguimiento al Ía crucis por televisÓn..pabl o monsalvo nos informa... en Éxico, se ha desatado una gran polemica por una controversial medida en contra de la musica de banda, en mazatlan...empresarios y hoteleros buscan prohibir este Énero musical en las playas de este famoso destino turi

back out here live, just the other day mayor brandon johnson in chicago said nobody welcomed more migrantsitting we sixths and could see them on the streets, ashley. ashley: alexis, thank you. the white house putting the u.s. first come together border. it comes after the president of mexico said that the flow of migrants will continue if the u.s. doesn't meet his demands of migration. he's calling the shots. tomi lahren joins us this morning. tomi, is this an empty promise to put the white house first because i've not seen any evidence of that. >> i don't know that the white house know what is it means to put americans first because if that's allows 10 million, probably more illegal aliens into your country unvetted, undocumented, putting them into your cities, spending millions and billions of dollars on them. if that is what their definition of putting america first is, boy, i'm not so sure they're grasping that definition. but the fact that mexico is so emboldened and entitled to make demands of the united states as such as stark contrast from the trump administration when he told mexi

el alcalde brandon johnson dijo que la medida es por los limitados recursos con los que cuentan.". cambiamos el tema, con profunda tristeza tenemos que informarles de la muerte de nuestro habitual colaborador de los noticieros univisiÓn, el seÑor roger pardo maurer, Él era el subsecretario de defensa de estados unidos, experto en seguridad nacional. pardo, de origen costarricense, falleciÓ ahogado en una playa en su paÍs cuando disfrutaba de unas vacaciones en playa escondida. su cuerpo lo encontraron sin signos vitales, desde aquÍ, todo el equipo de"noticias univisiÓn", quiere tener ese detalle con su familia, curiosamente, despuÉs de llevar mÁs de 4 aÑos contÁndose con nosotros a travÉs de zoom y a travÉs de las redes sociales, vino por primera vez a conocernos el jueves, pudimos abrazarle, y finalmente se nos comunica su muerte este fin de semana. para que tengamos un poco de concepto de cÓmo es la vida, un dÍa estamos, y el otro dÍa ya no. carolina: que descanse en paz, una naciÓn connecticut, pero hablaba espaÑol perfecto, los mirÁbamos por esa fluidez que tenÍa en espaÑol l

but, hey, when you ask mayor brandon johnson here in the windy city how much you're spending each week, he won't say, so taxpayers are livid and they want those answers. we did ask and try to find out more information. just the other day he was asked again if they could be more transparent in the city about this crisis. here's his answer, or lack thereof. watch. >> thanks for asking the question. we are meeting you right where you are. thank you. >> meeting everyone right where they are with more unanswered questions. chicago is dishing out big money, aishah and sandra. the public cost dashboard, which you can check out online, shows it spent nearly $300 million since august of 2022 on the crisis, but the mayor of chicago, brandon johnson, won't say exactly where those funds are going. a new report shows the city's spending a million dollars, you guys, on hotels for migrants every single week. city council members say taxpayers deserve to know where this money is going. >> people are frustrated, i think less about the funding and more about the lack of understanding of what's actually

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then democratic may or brandon johnson built a massive migrant, 10 shelter, as it turned out on toxic soil. illinois democratic governor, j. b, prisoner condemned. the site is unsafe, leaving the city scrambling to find shelters for thousands of new refugees. just ahead of january's frigid and polar vortex, more than 2000 migrants lived here at the shelter in downtown chicago and they're the lucky ones. they found a place to live. so we'll have to move as early as march for some of them that's likely to mean right here on the streets or chicago. thousands of migrants we've already received eviction notice is ordering them to leave those shelters. in march, the city only gave the newcomers 60 days of housing. city leaders have extended that time and made lo, winter temperatures with time is running out. when the, when we arrived, they had to sign a paper saying that we could stay 60 days because of the cold. we can stay until march. but after that we have to leave and we have no other options. the worst is likely yet to come. abbot is expected to send in armada of buses loaded with mig

then democratic mayor brandon johnson built a massive migrant 10 shelter as it turned out on toxic soil. illinois democratic governor, j. b, pritzky, or condemn. this site is unsafe, leaving the city scrambling to find shelters for thousands of new refugees. just ahead of january's frigid and polar vortex more than.

lo dictamina la administración del alcalde brandon johnson.eron que irse. a las 31 restantes les concedieron prórrogas. la mayoría aún se encuentra en proceso de solicitud de prestaciones públicas y 4 por embarazo o discapacidad, salvo el 19 de marzo. cómo te sientes? bueno un poco asustado porque no tengo todavía donde llegar. también ha habido otros desalojos. cuando autoridades de salud han reportado algunos brotes de sarampión entre familias o niños pequeños que han estado en estos lugares. las autoridades migratorias de méxico informaron sobre el rescate de 144 migrantes fueron localizados en el punto ferroviario conocido como hermanas, esto es, en coahuila. las personas entre las que había 13 menores fueron encontrados en un furgón de tren que estaba cerrado y que iba con dirección a piedras negras. las autoridades dijeron que 12 de los niños eran originarios de honduras y 1 de guatemala y el resto de migrantes era de colombia, cuba, ecuador, el salvador y también perú. el gobierno mexicano aseguró esta mañana que ha reducido a 99.729 el

. >> brandon johnson airing his frustration to the border crisis as residents are concerned over thet to be evicted today after a measles outbreak in the cf largest shelter. there were ten confirmed measles cases at the migrant shelter prompting the cdc to send a response team. doctor frank, thanks for being with us. measles, 10 cases of measles but this is a disease that was supposedly eradicated in the united states. >> great to be with you. you are right. we have this thing licked 20 or 30 years ago through a mass vaccination campaign which was enormous the successful. measles is the most contagious disease known to man, the most contagious virus we have. everyone person who has it in a closed situation can spread it to up to 18 people, they could be walking around with it. the city is about to evict these people and put them on the street, they can be exposed and contagious and not even realize it so this is a problem. will: it can stay in the air for two hours after someone sneezes. highly contagious is the point, measles. what is happening? we are importing these illegal immigr

brandon johnson won't reveal exactly where the funds are going.e city is spending a million dollars on hotels for migrants every week. when mayor johnson was asked if he would show transparency here is his sponsor lack there of >> we're meeting you right where you are. thank you. >> you don't have to look far to see the migrant crisis in the windy city. i talked to this mom from ecuador sitting on the cold ground outside of city hall asking for monday trying to sell candy. she has been in chicago for four months and counting. the other day mayor johnson said nobody welcomed migrants better than chicago. now hitting them with evictions and could be sitting on the streets. >> dana: thank you for bringing us that story. it comes there a new a.p. poll. americans who say there is a risk of illegal migrants committing crimes at 32%. in 2017 that number was 19%. part of the reason is that they've seen it with their own eyes and ears. >> bill: right about that. new york has, i think, 200 different migrant locations. we want to share some of the aerials ou

griff: shy chicago mayor brandon johnson myograns being move today from shelters and the migrants movedless facilities that are already struggling with strained resources. for more on this. bring in chicago resident cassia jones. cassia, thank you for taking time. explain, you're there on the ground in this area, gauge park. what's it like? >> the past months, there's no safety and we have cars parked on the side of the street selling food without permit and no license and smoking weed 24/7 a day and drinking in broad date and seriously, no control whatsoever. there's no cops, there's no nobody to help us. we call them, they come and they go. i'm not trying to be anti-immigrants but i'm anti-right now is the government that bring all that danger to us. we don't have any support. mayor johnson and alderman vasquez is supporting the situation right now bringing all this to our homes and we don't have nobody to call for help. even last meeting with the major inductee, she tried to compare them with the ukraines that come to the united states as a refugees. but right now what's happening is

he didn't get any satisfaction out of chicago mayor lightfoot and the current mayor brandon johnson hasn't given him an audience. back to you. >> sandra: mike tobin. amazing this is really a discussion we're having right now. thank you very much. , dana. >> i don't need anything from a man. a man is not a plan. a man is a companion. >> dana: fani willis is waiting to see whether a judge will disqualify her for the trump election case and not the only thing that will keep her from seeing this through. >> sandra: a plane losing a door and a criminal investigation. what it could mean for boeing. >> dana: john cena going for broke and why he presented this award in the nude is one of the many moments that had everybody talking. ♪ he hits his mark —center stage—and is crushed by a baby grand piano. you're replacing me? customize and save with liberty bibberty. he doesn't even have a mustache. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ how did i ever miss this? before you were preventing migraine with qulipta? you'll never truly forget migraine, but zero-migraine days ar

chicago mayor brandon johnson blames the biden administration. >> this is a really jacked up situations placed tremendous amount of burden financially on the people of chicago. >> but one outspoken city alderman blames johnson crightd the chaotic handling of the bus loads of migrants arriving in chicago. >> this just the beginning of what i think will be a long sojourn dealing with this because the city refuses to deal with housing these migrants in a comprehensive way, leaving them in unsanitary, unhealthy dirty living conditions in old warehouses and field houses. >> chicago public school students are required to be vaccinated against measles. new arrivals fall under exemption for children in unstable housing. of the 1900 people living in the pillson shelter, most had vaccines or previous exposure. teams from the cdc, the county and state health departments, as well as doctors from universities and hospitals are assisting with vaccinating about 900 migrants who now need to quarantine. >> measles is much more infectious and contagious than covid-19. measles can really be quite serious

then democratic mayor brandon johnson built a massive migrant, 10 shelter as it turned out on toxic soil. illinois democratic governor, j. b, prisoner condemn. this site is unsafe, leaving the city scrambling to find shelters for thousands of new refugees just ahead of january's frigid and polar vortex, more than 2000 migrants lived here at the shelter in downtown chicago and there was a lucky one. they found a place to live, so we'll have to move as early as march. for some of them that's likely to mean right here on the streets or chicago. thousands of migrants we've already received eviction. notice is ordering them to leave those shelters in march, the city only gave the newcomers 60 days of housing. city leaders of extended that time a made low winter temperatures with time is running out. when when the, when we arrived, they had to sign a paper saying that we could stay 60 days because of the cold. we can stay until march. but after that we have to leave and we have no other options. the worst is likely yet to come. abbot is expected to send in armada of buses loaded with migrants

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negotiations everyone listen all right thank you very much for that uh let me thank larry johnson um former c analyst from brandon in florida. daniel patrick welstab, political commentator from boston mass. thank you to you both. with that we come to an end for this edition of the news review. thanks for tuning in. crisis devastating wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby. crackdown, diplomacy, gaza holocaust raging, welcome back to the news. iran, russia and china are continuing their joint enable drills in the northern indian ocean. the spokesman for the drill says vessels from the three countries carried out shooting practice naval targets. admiral mustafa tajadini said the exercise dubbed as marine security belt 2024 was led by ivan's homemade destroyer denna. the vessels went into attack formation and participated in a photo exercise. the drills were supervised by iranian helicopters. the maneuvers, which will end on friday, are aimed at reinforcing regional security, fighting piracy and expanding cooperation among participating countries. that is prime minister. henry tenders his resignation as violence plagues

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