carlos: un rolÓn.irla o usar la para nuestras labores diarias ya que las pruebas de calidad realizadas por la comisiÓn y calidad ambiental de texas arrojaron que el agua afortunadamente no estÁ contaminada en nuestra ÁreaasÍ que a partir de ahora usted podrÍa utilizarla para consumir y realizar sus labores diarias. algunas recomendaciones candado para que a partir de ahora pude de utilizar el agua luego de toda esta emergencia que se vive durante un dÍa y medio en nuestra ciudad serÍa que usted puede abrir el grifo durante al menos un minuto antes de consumir el agua utilizarla para cepillarse , baÑarse u otro. tambiÉn se utiliza la hielera, la recomendaciÓn es vaciarla y volver a hacer hielo y volver a vaciarla una vez mÁs y luego podrÍa estar utilizÁndola. sin embargo, todavÍa continÚan cerrados algunos distritos escolares. sÓlo dos distritos escolares de la zona decidieron enviar a los niÑos a las escuelas el dÍa de hoy con la precauciÓn de que llevaran sus botellas de agua, restaurantes continÚan c

francisca: carlos rivera. cÁntale.cho por agradecer a dios y especialmente tener el cariÑo de la gente que son los que mÁs se pueden agradecer para uno como artista, venir a mi tierra y dar un concierto y que estÉ lleno, todo eso se ha vuelto para mÍ algo muy especial, es como una tradiciÓn. reportero: y la reciente muerte de su padre es algo que lleva ahora y siempre los escenarios. carlos: es por demÁs especial para mi, el primer concierto que hago en mi tierra sin que Él estÉ fÍsicamente, especialmente todos los que tenemos la tradiciÓn de este dÍa de muertos, tenemos esa ilusiÓn de que cierta manera nos vienen a visitar y que hoy estarÁ por aquÍ. le hemos hecho sus ofrendas en su casa, en nuestra casa, y bueno, obviamente va dedicado para mi papÁ como estÁ dedicado todo lo que yo haga para el. juan rÍos de la fuentes para televisa espectÁculos. raÚl: es un gran talento, de verdad. toda la suerte del mundo para el. francisca: lo queremos y lo respetamos mucho aquÍ. y bueno, seÑores se dio a conocer la sentencia de p

is a very emotional coach _ down, and carlos is a very emotional coach he _ down, and carlos is a verytantly there on the sideline, trying to give his players all his— sideline, trying to give his players all his energy and his direction. unfortunately these words were taken in the _ unfortunately these words were taken in the wrong direction, but i'm sure i in the wrong direction, but i'm sure i can— in the wrong direction, but i'm sure i can catch — in the wrong direction, but i'm sure i can catch up — in the wrong direction, but i'm sure i can catch up with him over the next _ i can catch up with him over the next couple of days and calm things down _ next couple of days and calm things down. . . , , next couple of days and calm things down. ., ., , g , ., , down. that was jurgen klinsmann they are, uuite down. that was jurgen klinsmann they are, quite apologetic— down. that was jurgen klinsmann they are, quite apologetic about _ down. that was jurgen klinsmann they are, quite apologetic about the - are, quite apologetic about the misunderstanding, he is they did not want to come ac

for carlos and alyssa, it was time to step. in >> it was not even a question of if i was going to find, or it was just i was going to find her. what >> as the search for karla continues, an unexpected phone call gives us her first big break. >> coming up. but >> someone reaches out to alyssa, a new source with a secret. >> he said that he gave a ride to carlos brothers in law, and took them up to spirit lake. >> and he kept? going >> yeah, and he did not see or again. did you believe? him >> no. >> when dateline continues. when dateline continues i go to spin classes with my coworkers. good for you, shingles doesn't care. because no matter how healthy you feel, your risk of shingles sharply increases after age 50. but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after

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. >> nice to meet you, i am carlo. >> nice to meet you to.oricci believe there is a way to combine this region's past but the president, to fuse the best of the old with the best of the new. this place is incredibly beautiful. so this is all of the trees you have planted. >> yeah, 20, 21 years old. >> each of these trees holds a secret. what you see here laid out in a perfect grid is a travel plantation. yes, black truffles that are far farmed not forged. >> [speaking non-english] >> 30 or so years ago, not many people had ever really heard of this umbrian ingredient. but now carlo can barely keep up with the ingredient demand, and neither can mother nature. so he has come up with a solution. >> [speaking non-english] [speaking non-english] >> to create the ideal conditions for travels to grow, carlo has a special technique for treating each acorn that he plants. >> you take the nut, a little bit of a travel. >> a little base of a -- we mix together. >> with this? >> put it in -- and wait for one year. then, put them in the ground. bruno! [sp

juan carlos was indisputable.aving ascended the throne in the seventy- fifth after the death of franco, he ensured her transition from dictatorship to democracy and for many years won the love and respect of the spaniards, but everything was spoiled by a woman in 2004 while hunting, the king met the german princess karina zu san wittgenstern, who was before marriage before chunk karina larson, they began a long-term romance, and the presence of a wife. both of the king were not embarrassed. juan carlos explained that with queen sofia they have long lived in different chambers of the palace. perform only ceremonial duties relationship with his mistress to the role managed to hide from the subjects until 2012. scandal didn't break out. juan carlos , together with karina, went hunting in the botanica. there, the king shot the elephant, and then fell unsuccessfully and broke it. his hip needed to be urgently hospitalized and the story was described in all colors in the press. this caused popular outrage. not only did

lo que pasa carlos sabemos que tenemos huracÁn, lluvia ola de calor cuÉntanos?ambiÉn en cancÚn vean ra actividad a belÁ categorÍa uno un viento de 18 millas por hora se dirige al oeste hay que resaltar que deberÍa permanecer estancado en la bahÍa de campeche y el jueves la actividad de lluvia en guatemala en el extremo sur de mÉxico deberÍa ser significativa prÁcticamente un pie de agua en menos de 2 dÍas esto asegura inundaciones severas sobre esta localidad sobre todo en tuxtla gutiÉrrez. pero ahora regresemos a casa, vean ustedes el contraste tan dramÁtico en temperaturas un bolsillo de aire frÍo en el Área montaÑosa del paÍs calor de primavera en el centro y este de los estados unidos a medida este aire frÍo continÚe su curso al centro del paÍs actividad de nieve en el oeste de texas en arizona y nueva mÉxico. pero vean que luego de adentrarse sobre esta zona cuando llega a texas el estallido de fuertes tormentas, dallas houston y san antonio el viernes pudiera estar viendo un brote de tiempo severo donde tornados, vientos y granizos dirÁn aviso son 30 millo

>> my stepson is carlos. he is doing amazing.s good or bad. >> brian: do you call the banks without them knowing and say how are and what you do? >> so, no, what happened was, they filled out an application. and on the application i said we need your banking information just to know how much each mortgage is we didn't tell them. >> steve: the surprise of some lives last night. frank, we have got 20 seconds. free commercial time for the folks watching right now, why should they try to help more people like esmeralda. >> we did over 200 houses this year. i would like to do 250, maybe 300 houses next year. 95.1% of every dollar goes to these great heroes, when people donate it's t2t.org. exceptional last night. great heroes and police. these 21 families that we helped last night made the ultimate sacrifice and we better take care of them as americans. >> thank you, frank. >> ainsley: donate $11 a month. looks like the twin towers 11. >> brian: thank you. so. >> ainsley: esmeralda thank you so much. >> brian: huge show ahead. don't m

the grief carlos and so many of adam's friends of family feel over his death is still apparent.ly never shared. in, fact aria didn't attend adam's funeral in winnipeg, and aide, says she never offered any condolences to his family. she is not grieving adam. >> grieving, she's not. she's not giving him at all, greeting -- him >> she's thinking about the money? >> yes, greeting him. not grieving. >> when she recovered from her injuries, aryan made a claim to, what she, said was her share of adams's, $8 million, and carlos, says she and her family were gathering up as many of adam's possessions as they could. they all went out to collect the material things that they had from him. they had gotten the bmw, she was already cleaning his house -- as adam's family and friends got back to what they saw is the calculating way aria inserted herself into his life. how she deceived him for her own personal gain and how she acted after her death, they became convinced she had a hand in his murder. but something else was nagging and she was beginning to wonder if jonathan roman was not adam's

is a model to do. carlos, was it? well, you already see me then eddie? yes, as they neared nadia, isn't it naked or positive? omni directional. nitty mister b last on this floor available are called na na stadium. early clockwise. there are sit assholes. what are that right? but is there a moisture layer here for that quote, you develop a pasto, pito rod, go out to diet and i see it on it. in love in one or more of an air. alyssa, it honestly last for by all this on i go quit and i was so glad your son is that i was aware of it in our mission is what is purple are always was me. so thorough a bill garage said login in wyoming. oh, this is julie vickery facebook azari river. oh, i see thought theater. so with your, with your i was the ah lu, jahira. boyer ah, yeah. done us problem. i was slightly running and i did evie ha policy always. i thought of the eastern course. i'm not a local barrel, but with your with the not doing i used to really well any bill on yes does. it will cover a wide range of them all without an hour. yes. because i'm going to just s

carlos and simone back with us. and carlos, let's talk about pennsylvania. these losses and wins mean for each party in that state? >> for democrats, i think that blue wall that has been discussed for so many years, right, pennsylvania, wisconsin, michigan, those states in the midwest become even more important because florida stops being an option. basically you have two big blue states now in california and new york and two big red states in florida and texas. so this is a big change. this is different from what we've become accustomed to. ohio is also a state where i think that democrats are starting to give up on. so the man is starting to become more clear for 2024. and i think what remains unclear for '2024 is who is going to be the for each party. >> and in a way that leads me to this because there was so much attention on fetterman/order in the way that the governor's race got short shifted. but then all of a sudden this morning there is this buzz, could josh shapiro be a candidate for president. he did say this last night, tonight we showed how to b

carlos? carlos doesn't know what's going on. >> oh my god! >> hello!> it's so crazy to see you. >> thank you. >> i was so excited for the movie. >> i like your outfit. >> thank you so much, i have the helmet and everything. >> awesome, awesome. >> thank you. >> that looks good. >> wow. >> jimmy: would you guys maybe be interested in vip tickets to the movie? >> uh, sure. [ laughter ] >> sure? >> you're sure? >> yes. >> jimmy: did you fly here in those outfits from mexico? >> sadly, we did. [ laughter ] we had to go through tsa in these outfits. >> jimmy: all right, well, it all paid off. >> yes, it did. >> jimmy: thank you, carlos. >> thank you, sir. >> jimmy: there you go, yes. >> see you tonight! >> jimmy: all right, all right. ladies, come on in and we'll have some fun here in the studio. we have a good show tonight. duran duran is here. [ cheers and applause ] a chat with their simon le bon. and we'll be back with the cast of "black panther: wakanda forever." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ tis the season for hashtag giving. oh, giving is the best blabla

why, carlos? >> and that's the irony, jose.his uncontrolled immigration is because our legal immigration system is extremely inefficient and bureaucratic. think about the fact we have twice as many job openings in this country as there are unemployed people. we sure could use more legal immigrants to fill these jobs to keep inflation low, to just make the economy work better but that doesn't work so instead, we have people coming to the country illegally. congress does need to solve this. one of the big reasons we have the chaos at the southwest border and other borders like florida as you pointed out is because our immigration laws are outdated and inefficient and not compatible with the needs of our economy and that also invites illegal immigration. >> carlos and lauren, thank you both for being with us this morning. >>> up next, he was ousted from office and on trial facing corruption charges but guess what might be the next former israeli prime minister? who might be. benjamin netanyahu. you're watching "jose diaz balart re

let's bring in kristin welker and basil and carlos rejoin us.nd how quickly will trump demand allegiances? >> nothing succeeds like success. he's upset there are people winning without him. his ego can't allow that to happen. i imagine he's going to beat this drum until republicans find a way to excise him from the party and the larger national conversation. it occurred to me that ten years ago was the first time you interviewed me and we were talking about the republican postmortum after the 2020 election. the democrats are trying to use this movement and reform. the longer trump stays in the conversation i imagine you'll have more republicans leaving their party and voting with democrats. i'm not saying it's going to be a huge number, but it will be enough to replay a lot of the race that is we saw in the midterm elections. i imagine that republicans are looking at that and saying, we can't continue to let that happen. he can't continue to hurt our future, no matter what he's done. >> i'm making a personal note to celebrate that ten-year anniv

they might eventually their children convinced gladys and carlos to start isolating to protect themselves from the virus . they only went into the dining room on the way to the bathroom. andrea, her brothers and gloria took charge of the soup kitchen. but on june 14th, 2020 gladys and her husband were hospitalized with cove at 19. gladys died a month later since then, carlos has been running the soup kitchen on his own. i the magic in this will go to the yeah. why? she didn't worry about her own health. glenitia what mattered to or more was continuing her work. go yeah, good deal. but she knew people needed her how she got and it wasn't only my wife so many other people believe the same thing and then oh, be known more than 10000000 people in argentina, rely on soup kitchens. many of the cooks he worked in those kitchens. di during the panoramic. that's like lot. his son franco took part in a campaign to declare cooks essential work. it's much like doctors and nurses. after the campaign, andrea and the other assistance began to receive half the minimum wage to keep the soup kitchen runnin

it started when i was talking to 1968 don't be and john carlos in mexico city. john a couple of years ago looked at me and he just said youuo know dave after i raised y fist in mexico a lot of people raised their fists and tracks we around the country and i was like what? i considered myself a bit of an amateur historian so i was like where are these people and who are they and how did it affect their lives? i was really curious to know the effective john carlos fist and i realized that would be an impossible task. i started to then think about all of the one-off stories that i had read in some of which i'd written about young people who took a knee after colin kaepernick and there was a wild story about one young woman who was kicked off the team for taking one t young man was disciplined by his coach and the team in detroit that had thrown at them. the stories that i'd written right had read i started to think this is very significant. i write about the intersection of sports and there are hundreds if not thousands of young athletes in this country took ae kne

are there teachers who papillion the back and tell me john carlos in the hallway, hey is john carlos which happened in some cases or are there concerns that teachers in particular professors are giving bad grades because they object to what you are doing on the sporting field which caused one of the people to transfer out of school because she was absolute convinced that they were trying to push her out through her grades, it must be a nightmare if you think about what that would be to go through that. , rodney went through all the places. and there is two things, one despite he has no regrets whatsoever. he's very proud of what he did. the second thing summer 2020 happens and we have these protest he felt a sense of vindication about being on the right side of history which i would argue one of the most empowering things a person can feel when they feel like i lived through something as bearing the fruit. >> that definitely i would say he 70 from ohio, and just seeing how that is so important a lot of people hope to make an athletic world, that's a very powerful he didn't know exact

one man publicly refused to accept dictatorship. episode for football rebels explores the life of carlos casale, the footballer, whose personal story swayed a vote that altered the history of his country. carlos casale, and the demise of a n day on al jazeera, ah .

carlos was 12 years old his world collapsed.went on, as in the theater, 2 years later, the family found out that carlos had not died; a false suicide covered up the act of his father, who had fled to venezuela. but leonardo funes was distinguished not only by pride, but also by passion in 1930 - this is a determined woman. she went to her husband in south america. she decided to go alone, and her family left the children. broken up the two elders could live independently. and louis was still small and leonor entrusted him to his friend, the owner of the nursery, kind, brave teenager, tried to help for many months. louis consoled. away from mother care for small children. april 1930, dear mother, the weather here is wonderful, the food is very tasty. sometimes i give the kids a pacifier and every day i spoon feed my pet. his name is christian teacher. he says he is very pleased with me. i am making progress in arithmetic. you would be happy for me. on this i finish strongly. kisses to you and papus returned to france louis was al

are the teachers about me on the back and call me john carlos in the hallway like hey, it's john carlos, you know? what would happen in some cases or are the concerns that teachers and particularly professors are actually getting bad grades because in object what you're doing on the sporting field which cost one of the people interviewed a cost or to transfer out the school because she was absolutely convinced they were trying to push out through her grades unfairly which it must be a nightmare if you think about what that would be to have to go through that. rodney then went to all the paces, and what moves me so much about rodney is two things. one, despite all the hardship you want to hear no regrets whatsoever. like him he's very proud of what he did. then the second thing is when summer of 2020 happens and you have these protests, he felt this sense of vindication about being on the right side of history, which i would argue is one of the most empowering things a person can feel. when they feel like i missed something and now that is actually bearing fruit. >> i i think that defini

one man publicly refused to accept dictatorship. episode for football rebels explores the life of carlos casale, the footballer, whose personal story swayed a vote that altered the history of his country. carlos casale and the demise of a n day on al jazeera. ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah. name the city and it's here mm al jazeera world weeks, the italian photography, exploring the long lasting love story between the city of naples and football icon . diego morrow dawn. many months are left with the acre, endless, and unconditional. merit donna in naples on al jazeera the, this is the face of hunger, to describe what is happening here as desperation, trivializes the extent of the suffering. there's been a scramble at the supply truck because people here know that there is not enough for everyone, but they are still the lucky ones here across the way where the road has been completely washed away. or people cut off from other villages as the trucks begin to empty, panic returns and people jump the queue once again. making sure the weakest in the women, children, the sick and elderly don't get pu

congressman carlos jiminez is with us.by step. ♪ oh, baby. ♪ i want you in my world. ♪ maria: welcome back. president biden on the campaign trail today, he's he's traveling to new mexico which is a border state. he is not expected to speak about illegal migrants crossing into the southern border, however. migrant encounters reached a new high of nearly 2.4 million in fiscal year 2022. that doesn't include the got aways which are upwards of a million. joining me now is florida congressman, house homeland security committee member and transportation and infrastructure committee home better, carlos jiminez great to see you. are you expecting any conversation from biden on the border. he's going to new mexico today. >> no, he's not going to bring that up. it's one of his greatest failures as president of the united states. a president is supposed to keep us safe, keep our borders safe, he's an utter failure there. he's not going to bring that up. maria: texas stopped an alleged hughhuman smuggling attempt by n uber driver. he

but carlos is a brilliant guy. we had great conversations leading up to me taking the job. i'm sure he'll do great things at the times and and we look to, you know, add some people to the mix and make it a. like i said, a friendly competition. well, john williams to washington. john is the new books editor at the washington post. book is again a stand alone section. thanks, peter. and you're watching and listening about books, book tvs and program looking at the business of publishing. well, tuesday, dozens of new books are published. here's a recentampling. the widow and brother of the late rush limbaugh have released a new book focusing on the conservative talk radio pioneers. most memorable on air moments, commentary contributors to the book include former president donald trump supreme court justice clarence thomas and florida governor ron desantis. it's entitled greatest of all time. and historian john ferrell is out with his new biography, ted kennedy a life. mr. ferrell has also written biography of former president nixon, former speaker tip o'neill and american civi

buscar refugio y alejado de puertas y paredes >>> serÁ una noche muy peligrosa julio >>> gracias carlosuprema concediÓ en la administraciÓn biden en el centro el bloqueo de un juez tejano a la intenciÓn de enfocarse en solamente quienes representan una amenaza al paÍs >>> lo justo es que se tomen prioridades a la hora de deportar porque asÍ como yo muchos padres de familias que no somos ninguna amenaza para este paÍs >>> ho desafiary dÍa se escucha argumentos como ocurriÓ con texas podrÍa desafiar la polÍtica federal >>> mostraron divididos acusÓ a la >>> mientras l representante de. >> (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> mientras tanto la magistrada mostrÓ preocupaciÓn. (informaciÓn en pantalla) >> algo que. >>> algo que abren demandas. >> que un estado va a una corte federal le pide ordenar al presidente de los estados unidos para sacar un montÓn de gente del paÍs >>> por eso magistrado dieran la razÓn a la administraciÓn biden >>> muchas personas indocu indocumentadas en estados unidos porque no van a estar las cortes constantemente porque que no nos gusta la inmigraciÓn porque el falla p

vamos con carlos farÍas. esta situaciÓn podrÍa provocar un efecto dominÓ. darlo. los pedidos podrÍan disminuir. van a haber Órdenes de entrega. no va a haber entrega para nosotros. >> yo me verÍa con muchos problemas. imagine conseguir un nuevo trabajo. >> le da temor que estos les idos se den asÍ. >> es el principio de un gran cambio. se miraba muy diferente el asunto de los empleos, ahora los empleadores estÁn haciendo esos grandes recortes. recordemos que la vez pasada twitter despidiÓ a mÁs de la mitad de los empleados y ahora se le suma meta. se hace un llamado. . los trabajadores inmigrantes estarÍan en riesgo de ser deportados. ahora tendrÁn hasta 60 dÍas para abandonar el paÍs. asÍ podrÁ justificar su

i mean, carlos, there's something sort of remarkable here. election night, which was disappointing for republicans. they were talking about 40, 50 seats. they were talking about winning the senate and flipping state houses. and it was very clear that did not mature. and the reason it didn't mature was this consistent underperformance of the most trump aligned maga -- this idea of maybe this is not working for us. and here we are, three weeks later, it's like the ex president is the only person to declare, and he's having like a guy who throws the n-word at holocaust denier to have dinner down at mar-a-lago, and just like we are back in 2016 again? >> that's right, chris, look the senator from arizona, to her credit, she figured it out. the average voter does not like liars. the average voter does not want republicans or anyone to follow donald trump. and by the way, it's not that hard to be a successful republican these days. all you have to do is not lie blatantly. look at the delta between brian kemp and herschel walker, and chris sununu an

hablamos primero del sistema de mal tiempo, nicole que llegó comohuracán categoría 1, carlos robles tieneí es, nicole, lo que se vive en el noreste de país es destrucción asociada no necesariamente a los vientos de nicole sino por la marejada si crónica, estamos en el condado volusia, en daytona beach, vemos escombros que fueron cargados por el mar durante horas de la noche de ayer, realmente árboles, pedazos de madera, palmas arrastradas hacia acá algunos edificios dañados por vientos la preocupación para las autoridades es el hecho de 10 edificios comprometidos ¿por qué? porque la erosión costera es brutal, que alcanza a cimientos de edificios, miren cómo el agua salada, del mar, se adentra en edificios como estos que, precisamente, han sido desalojados por autoridades ante el temor de que sus cimientos puedan fallar ante lo que es la erosión ha estado generando el mar durante gran parte de la noche de ayer y el día de ayer. recuerdan que nicole tenía un amplio campo de viento, donde empujaban el mar hacia la costa, eso genera que otras estructuras hayan colapsado y exista el temor que

one man publicly refused to accept dictatorship episode for of football rebels explores the life of carlos casale, the footballer, whose personal story swayed a vote that altered the history of his country. carlos casale, and the demise of a n day on al jazeera, ah.

of carlos castelli, the footballer whose personal story swayed a vote that altered the history of his country. carlos casale, and the demise of a n day on al jazeera, finland had previously refused to join nato. good following russia's invasion of you cried formally requested to join the west's military alliance in poker terms. he has put all in. i do not believe that he is going to keep up the president of finland, talks to well, j 0. i care about how the us engaging with the rough, the world. i cover, foreign policy, national purity. this is a political im house here to paul. what are we telling a good story? we're really interested in taking you in to a place that you might not visit otherwise. and to actually feel as if you were there. ah, hello, i'm marianne demising in london, now main stories now ukraine's president logic. zalinski is accused iran of lying about how many drones it supply to russia on saturday to one acknowledge sending a small shipment of tribes to moscow as, as it was delivered before the invasion of ukraine cave is climbing that camera. kazi, drones have been

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we'll be at 67 for saying carlos, among warmer spots on the peninsula, at least south bay temps in the mid 60's with san jose right at 66 degrees. fremont and hayward. 65 for your daytime highs. oakland at 66 low 70's in benicia fairfield and vacaville each right at 70 degrees today. santa rosa petaluma down through center fell just below the 70 degree mark. getting a look ahead. tomorrow's temperatures cool little bit compared to today's we are set to remain in the mid 60's for the most part through the rest of this week. one low chance of showers between now and thanksgiving. that's looking likely monday night into tuesday morning. aside from that, it is a dry forecast in set to remain dry on thanksgiving itself rain. all right, john, we're focused on travel this morning. if you're headed to the city 7 minutes pasted that fremont street exit. >> trump still pretty light and still live in. the 04:00am hour though, 13 82 one-on-one vienna, san mateo bridge, richmond, sandra fell bridge, told the 1, 1, out 7 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls a 19 minute morning, right?

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one man publicly refused to accept dictatorship. episode for football rebels explores the life of carlos casale, the footballer, whose personal story swayed a vote that altered the history of his country. carlos casale and the demise of a n day on al jazeera one day people tell stories and take risks to share their experiences. why? because they must award winning voices telling groundbreaking stories. witness on which is due november on al jazeera data. welcome to footballing world, is the world cup, kicks off in what promises to be a tournament like no other generation change returns. showcasing young activists fighting injustice and challenging the status quo. leaders of g 20 nations gather with ukraine's president lensky invited. will he meet vladimir putin for the 1st time since russia's invasion, the trials and tribulations of players from 6 countries striving to realize their dreams of playing the world cup? americans vote in defining mid term elections. the results could see biden and the democrats lose that congress majority november on al jazeera. ah.

one man publicly refused to accept dictatorship episode 4 of football rebels explores the life of carlos casale, the footballer, whose personal story swayed a vote that altered the history of his country. carlos casale and the demise of a n day on al jazeera ah, north korea finds 3 missiles, the lightest and a barrage of weapons tests. ah, i'm told mccrae, this is al jazeera alive from doha. also coming up. some precedent to some lawson. it's on american. u. s. president joe biden condemns election denies cooling on mid term voters to defend democracy, a breakthrough and a brutal war. ethiopian government forces and to cry, and rebels agree to stop fighting. and an emergency in ecuador, at least 5 police officers have been killed in the latest gang violence. ah, north korea has fired another 3 missiles, the latest, and the string of weapons tests. it comes a day off to pyongyang launch $23.00 missiles. the latest were too short and one long range. japan initially urged citizens to seek shelter, sang and missile had flown over their territory. but tokyo has since walked back. that warning

one man publicly refused to accept dictatorship episode for football rebels explores the life of carlos casale, the footballer, whose personal story swayed a vote that altered the history of his country. carlos casale and the demise of a n day on al jazeera finland had previously refused to join, nice, overt following rushes. invasion of you cried formally requested to join the west's military alliance in poker terms. he has put all that in. i do not believe that he is going to keep up the president of finland, talks to well, just era. i care about how the u. s. engaging with the rough of the world. i cover foreign policy, national security. this is a political impasse. here is the conflict. are we telling a good story? we're really interested in taking you into a place that you might not visit otherwise. and to absolutely feel as if you were there. ah.

amanda has 7 brothers and sisters, her father, carlos. armando is the builder and her mother gladys are agony at us. was a homemaker in 1989 when argentina was buffeted by hyperinflation. her parents opened a soup kitchen in their home, despite their own hardships. gladys, the devout catholic, was in charge. she called it the organized community. oh yeah, i am. some families here had very little so they decided to make a populous jew, so there would be something to eat every day. yeah. yeah, yeah. first there were 30 people and then 50. and today we provide meals to 135 families that anything off. i mean the, as an alignment of during the panoramic, the soup kitchen was able to remain open thanks to the volunteer work of gladys and her neighbor, gloria setello. the state helped with food donations in march 2020, the official lockdown, but many people in the area out of work. even though gladys, his own health was failing, she decided to increase the number of meals to a 150 a day. the shaggy agatha theat she wanted to continue no matter what sort of that out. she wanted to work in her s

one man publicly refused to accept dictatorship episode 4 of football rebels explores the life of carlos casale, the footballer, whose personal story swayed a vote that altered the history of his country. carlos casale, and the demise of a n day on al jazeera. ah, this is a defining moment for the nation. joe biden says democracy itself is on the bellis . as he and barack obama rarely support ahead of tuesday's mid term funds. ah, until mccrae, this is al jazeera live from doha, also coming up. iran admits to supplying russia with drones, but says they were sold months before moscow's invasion of ukraine. italy will allow some migrants on board a rescue ship to dock for health checks, but hundreds more. remained stranded at sea. and cameron's controversial kit the tame still don't know what al, we're to the upcoming world come. ah, he was president joe biden has told a democratic, really in pennsylvania. the next week's mid term election will be a defining moment for the fight of democracy and america. he appeared alongside one of his predecessors, barack obama, and the city of philadelp

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welcome to the show, congressman carl carlos gimenez.classified briefing at that chinese made drones flying into restricted airspace over d.c.? what is going on here? >> i supposed headlines is what is going on. chinese manufactured drones, not necessarily flown by the chinese but they're made in china. they are getting into restricted areas and so that is a concern not only in the capital, it is a concern around the united states. areas such as airports, the, critical infrastructure. look four years ago when i went to israel on a trade mission we made, we made an effort to stop by tel aviv airport to talk about drones, the threat of drones to airports and what the israelis doing about it. the israelis somehow seem to be a step or two ahead of us on these threats and how to handle them. elizabeth: is that security at risk or espionage? what do you think? >> it could be espionage or physical threat. the drones are more physical and carrying higher payloads. they are electronic and you can use geofencing to knock them down. they will be ev

is it possible, carlos, for anything to be done with that kind of congress going forward?estion is, can republicans elect a speaker of their own. there are already a handful of house republicans who have refused to commit to supporting kevin mccarthy. republicans are going to end up with 222 members. that means mccarthy can only lose for. if he loses more than four, what happens next? no one knows. before we begin to explore what's achievable or possible in the next congress, we have to wait and see who is going to be running the u.s. house of representatives. by the way, whoever wins, even if it is mr. mccarthy, clearly the favorite, he's going to have a tough time keeping those 222 republicans together as they have to pass basic bills to fund the government and other such legislation. >> i can't thank you enough for being with us this morning. really appreciate it. it's great seeing you both. >>> an idaho college town remains on edge as authorities scramble to find out what led to the gruesome killing of four students. are they any closer to finding a suspect? >>> true t