thanks so much to carmeno carmen reinhart. thank you for joining us, carmen. i hope the rest of the week goes for you at the world bank annual meetings. kathleen: thank you, kathleen. kathleen: always a pleasure talking to you. shery: ay: a great conversationd by our own global policy economics editor kathleen hays who will be back with anotherr big interview. we'll hear from philippine central bank governor benjamin on thejamin on the policy direction as the country eases pandemic restrictions. we do have an alert on the havee bloomberg right now. the fed is clarifying a position earlier on the term ending for the vice chair. federal reserve vice chairman forfor supervision randall quars will be removed from his role on the supervisiononthe supervisio. he was the chair on that committee. that will expire withith his tie officially expiring on wednesday as well. that's according to a fed statement. quarless has also -- also has aa seat -- will chair the supervisory bank committee the main watchdog of wall street lenders and president biden has yet to nominate

they are continuing their ascent over the carmen line. you will know when they hit aptitude when the speed hits zero. there they are, over 300 today thousand feet over 100 kilometers, welcome to space. the nose as not on board our crew capsule -- the newest astronauts on board our crew capsule. they have hit apogee at about six 1000 feet -- 61,000 feet. i can imagine jackie having the time of their lives. >> u.n. for joining us live from west texas. -- thank you for joining us live from west texas. it is so exciting to have sent captain kirk himself, william shatner to space. i cannot wait to hear his commentary upon return. as with our -- as well as our customers. a big shout out to you as well as our own audrey powers. they're coming back home. the booster is going to bring the capsule back home. it is more and not mentally shaped. -- it is more aerodynamically shaped. what we see coming up is the top of the rocket, we have the drag breaks. it helps stabilize the vehicle, like the feathers on the back of an arrow. it cuts the velocity d

carmen bolden day, haley bessner, thank you for being with us.n a moment. ♪ if i could be you and you could be me ♪ ♪ for just one hour ♪ ♪ if we could find a way to get inside each other's mind ♪ ♪ walk a mile in my shoes ♪ ♪ walk a mile in my shoes ♪ ♪ well before you abuse, criticize and accuse ♪ ♪ walk a mile in my shoes ♪ >>> for the most part, debbie blunt is like your average college undergrad. she is a member of her school's golf team. she carries a 4.0 gpa, and was nominated homecoming queen. but did i mention she is 63 years old. cnn's martin savidge has her remarkable story. >> 50 to 55 minutes to get here. >> reporter: as a sophomore at ryanhart university in georgia, debbie blunt is living the dream. >> you're the first person in your family to go to college. >> yeah. yeah. >> that's a tremendous achievement. >> reporter: so is how debbie got to college, as a student athlete. do you mind if i ask how old you are? >> 63. >> reporter: back in 1976, after high school, there was no money for college. she became an x-ray technician, the s

back with us, carmen best. she's the author of this new book, "black in blue."nother quote from inside your book. i am a huge supporter of the black lives matter movement. and a firm believer in not abolishing or defunding it to the pound where police officers can no longer carry out their jobs. as was the case when the city council in seattle decided we had to do it with 50% less money. chief, talk about the circumstances that led to your departure from that job. >> thank you for having me on, brian, to talk about the book and lessons on leadership and breaking barriers. what led to my leaving ultimately was the fact that the city council was going to cut the budget for the police force effectively ensuring that we would have 50% less officers to respond to calls for service, in a city that already was seeing some issues around gun violence and other issues. we really needed to have a police officer response. in order to do that, we would have to last-in, first-out. that meant a number of the officers, mostly women and minorities would lose their job, effective

we'll talk with former police chief carmen best, about her new book black in blue. when the 11th hour continues. 11th hour continues nearly a year and a half since george floyd was killed, still there is no police reform measure at the federal level. it should surprise no one in 2021 that the votes just point there for it. our next guest has a unique perspective on how to effectively change policing in america after three decades serving the city of seattle. former police chief carmen best, writes in her new book, black and blue, quote, to beat racism and sexism, to fight against police brutality to truly become one nation that recognizes just how much black lives do matter, just how much minority groups matter, we must first and foremost a race racism and sexism within our own households. so back with us tonight the before mentioned, carmen best, former police chief of seattle. she is also the author of this new book, black in blue, lessons on leadership, breaking barriers, and racial reconciliation. chief i'd like to begin with another quote from inside your book,

laboralmente activas esta desigualdad se acentúa con existe mayor escolaridad y hay mayor preparación carmen de cada uno es que ella gana menos dinero exactamente por realizar el mismo trabajo el hombre gana más que nosotras porque no nos ven como fuertes, nos ven débiles nosotras también podemos hacer lo mismo que ellos enseñamos lo mismo que ellos la citación de carmen es solo un ejemplo de la brecha salarial que existe en méxico país en que de acuerdo con cifras de larga emisión de las naciones unidas no hay piso parejo vayas en promedio reciben un sueldo 34 por ciento menor que el de ellos la diferencia la brecha de salario con los hombres es impresionante esperanza alcántara es parte de una organización que desde hace varios años busca igualdad en espacios laborales sin embargo afirma que la pandemia obligó muchas mujeres a realizar jornadas más largas con pagos precarios ante la adversidad no haber empleos tengamos que aceptar empleos con salarios diferentes la diferencia es si existe represión profesional una mujer que en cuenta con un posgrado perciba menos que un hombre con amigo ni

they are continuing their ascent over the carmen line. you will known when they hit [inaudible] when the speed hits zero. there they are, over 328,000 feet, over 100 kilometers, welcome to space, the newest astronauts on board our crew capsule. there they are. they have hit -- just about hit their -- at about 351,000 feet. i can just imagine, jackie, they are having the time of their lives. thank you again everybody for joining us live from west texas. so far a phenomenal flight for our second human crew. so exciting, jackie, to have sent captain kirk himself, william shatner to space. i cannot wait to hear his commentary upon return, as well as our two customers chris from australia who all the fans tuning in from down under, a big shoutout to you guys as well as glen and our very own audrey, they are coming back home. the booster of course is going to beat the capsule back home. it is more aerodynamically shaped at the base of the capsule. it is kind of a blunt end. it is less aerodynamic. what we are going to see coming up shortly is a

carmen montaÑÉz es la mamÁ de josÉ. carmen: siempre supe que Él era inocente.l hilo y ya no volvÍamos a escucharlo mÁs. fueron unos aÑos largos, largos y desesperantes. rodrÍguez: serrano y montaÑÉz apelaron una y otra vez, hasta que en 2004, estudiantes de derecho de la universidad northwestern de chicago se interesaron en el caso tras conseguir una declaraciÓn juradamentada del Único testigo que contenÍa un serio cuestionamiento al policÍa encargado de investigar el caso. montaÑÉz: dijo que guevara lo forzÓ a Él a ser testigo en el caso de los otros, que Él no estuvo ahÍ, que no tuvo nada que ver con el caso y nunca nos vio a nosotros hacer nada, que a Él le dijeron todo que hacer, le pagaron. rodrÍguez: reynaldo guevara fue el detective que cerrÓ el caso de vargas y acusÓ a serrano y montaÑÉz del crimen. >> se les da mÉrito, se les da aumentos, se les da promociones de posiciÓn entre mÁs personas puedan encontrar culpables. rodrÍguez: juan solÍs es abogado penalista en chicago y dice que ese no fue el Único caso en el que guevara supuestamente incriminÓ a ot

let's look at our four astronauts there in the texas desert after having gone up over the carmen line and back. >> hello everyone. i'm kate bolduan. we're beginning with breaking news. just a beautiful sight to see. star trek actor william shatner making history as the oldest person ever to go to space. just over ten minutes ago as we all watched it play out, the 90-year-old and three crew mates blasted off aboard blue origin's "new shepard" rocket which took billionaire jeff bezos into space just in july. the rocket soared up to about three times the speed of sound, reached an altitude of more than 60 miles high, achieving a few beautiful yet brief minutes of weightlessness. then, as we all just saw, landing back to earth once a again, shatner's flight is the sixth flight this year carrying civilians. there's much more to come as we've seen. let me begin our coverage with cnn's kristin fisher. she's live at the launch site and has been covering all this in texas. we know as we saw with the last flight, there's going to be videos coming out and we're going to see a lot more, but it lo

you do it with carmen reinhart.earnings, you bring in alison williams, bloomberg intelligence senior bank analyst. i want you to explain what fortress jp morgan looks like. these are ratios you and i never studied. we never framed 22 percent tangible equity. the profitability seems overwhelming. can it indoor -- can it endure? alison: some of it can. the big surprises we got this quarter are similar to the drivers of positive surprises in recent quarters, and that is the investment bank and the reserve releases. the reserve releases or something that really helped the bottom line this year, hurt the bottom line last year. that is something that is not sustainable. the global investment bank continues to surprise to the upside this quarter. it is really equities, trading revenue growth, very strong. advisory fees, a new record. so those are key positives. they really set the bar ahead of goldman and morgan stanley tomorrow. but net interest income, that is the key metric that investors are focusing on this quarter. j

they're continuing their ascent over the carmen line.know when they've hit apogee when the speed hits zero. there they are, over 328,000 feet, over 100 kilometers. welcome to space, the newest astronauts on board our crew capsule. there they are. they are just about hit sthar apogee at about 351,000 feet. while we don't have apogee, i can just imagine, jackie, they're having the time of their lives. >> thank you again everybody from joining us live from west texas. so far a phenomenal flight for our second human crew. so exciting, jackie, to have sent captain kirk himself, william shatner, to space. i cannot wait to hear his commentary upon return as well as our two customers, chris boshuizen from australia as well as glen devries and our very own audrey powers. they're coming back home. the booster is going to beat the capsule back home. it is more aerodynamically shaped, of course, at the base of the capsule. it's less aerodynamic. what we're going to see coming up shortly is at the top of the rocket, we have the ring fin. what we call

thank you very much supervisors and to carmen chiu. >> clerk: thank you. can we have the next caller, please. >> caller: good afternoon, supervisors. thank you for considering this impactful amendment of this legislation reform. my name's eric robinson. i won't repeat some of the arguments that made. i think the result of the cap not being raised over these past firms can no longer participate. i'd like to reiterate we support this amendment and look forward to approving it. thank you for your time. >> clerk: thank you. can we have the next caller, please. >> caller: hello, supervisors. i'm the owner of casada architecture based in san francisco for the last 27 years. we also just recently graduated from the l.b.e. program and are in very much support of this amendment. i just wanted to make two points. one is as randy had mentioned awhile back, some of these projects have a 50% l.b.e. mandate and if you're an l.b.e. and you get 50% of one of these very large projects, you're pretty much graduating within a year or two after you get that project and it doe

and carmen, the first african-american police chief and a member of black lives matter taking standsthe idea of replacing the police department? >> hi, alex. thank you for having me this afternoon. let me say i totally do not think that is a good idea. it is putting the -- the responsibility spore the police department in the hands of city council, elected officials, who often don't understand all the nuances of fighting crime, and how to build public safety. it's not a good idea. completely agree with the chief in minneapolis. i mean, we do need to make changes. everyone knows that. the hope of the george floyd policing act and i'm sure other measures in place, all of us want to make sure we have fair and just policing, but defunding the police department in this manner and having this almost happenstance, set of rules and regulations around it, will not make people safer and will not address the issues people are looking at of systemic racism. i absolutely think this is not a good idea. >> okay. i'm going to ask you about the systemic racism you've had to deal with that and in your

. >> we heard from jelani's mother, carmen day, in your reporting, omar.that the county's autopsy was insulting. are there other autopsies being performed? >> reporter: yes. so as we understand from carmen and the family, there are at least two other autopsies being performed. both of them hired by the family. when i asked her why a third one, she told me something that some people might find a little disheartening. she said, well, she just didn't know what to believe at points. she's felt like she's lost so much faith in a lot of these systems and that this investigation has been playing out at too slow of a pace for her to get reliable answers. and that's really the spirit of this investigation. carmen, the mother, feels like she is the one that's propelling this investigation forward when she feels like it should be the police departments, the federal government, and others that should be pushing with this investigation forward, don. >> omar him eneneasy, we appreciate that. we'll continue to follow. thanks so much. and thank you for watching, everyone.

my name is carmen chiu, san francisco's aelectricitied assessor. today, i want to share with you a property tax savings programs for families called proposition 58. prop 58 was passed in 1986 and it was helped parents pass on their lower property tax base to their children. so how does this work? under california's prop 13 law, the value we use to calculate your property tax is limited to 2% growth peryear. but when ownership changes, prop 13 requires that we reassess properties to market value. if parents want to pass on their home or other property to their children, it would be considered a change in ownership. assuming the market value of your property has gone up, your children, the new owners, would pay taxes starting at that new higher level. that's where prop 58 comes in. prop 58 recognizes the transfer between parents and children so that instead of taxing your children at that new higher level, they get to keep your lower prop 13 value. remember, prop 58 only applies to transfers between parents and children. here's how the law twines an

carmen: muchas gracias por todo. daniel: para nosotros es un placer. carmen: y me saluda a marina. principio a fin. desde las manos que se levanta voluntariamente a preparar la comida y hasta que llega a las manos de carmen. chef: con exceso que tenemos algunos se puede compartir con otras personas. univisiÓn se une a la importante causa y los quiero invitar a que me acompaÑan esta tarde en una competencia culinaria que combina mi pasiÓn por la cocina y un movimiento importante para crear conciencia sobre la inseguridad alimenticia a nivel mundial. francisca: quÉ bueno. chef: hicimos un gran equipo. ya ven el resultado, la gente muy agradecida. carlos:nos vamos con alan tacher. alan:vÁmonos al minuto deportivo. con esta este hit y con eso el campeÓn vigente de la serie mundial ganador por 2x1 a los de san francisco.emocionante quinto jeugo y los manda al campeonato de la liga nacional. mira quien se salvÓ. chef:messi jugÓ los 90 minutos contra la selecciÓn de perÚ por las eliminatorias sudamericanas. lautaro martÍnez fue quien anotÓ. alan: se salvo argentina. brasil 4 a 1 a uruguay

they are continuing their assent over the carmen line. you'll know when they hit apajy when the speed hits zero. there they are, over 100 kilometers. welcome to space. the newest astronauts on board our crew capsule. er there they are. they have just about hit their apajy at about 351,000 feet. while we don't have it, i can just imagine jackie there having the time of their lives. >> thauj for joining us live from west texas. so far a nominal flight for the second human crew so exciting. two have sent captain kirk himself william shatner to space. i can't wait to hear his commentary upon return the others. a big shoutout to those tuning in from down under. they are coming back home. the booster, of course, is going to beat the capsule back home. it is more aero dynamically spaced. what we're going to see coming up shortly is at the top of the rocket we have the ring fin, the -- there's some what we call the pie fins that extend from the ring fin as well as the drag brakes, the pie fins, the wedge fins helps stabilize the vehicle like kind

it went through the carmen line, 62 miles above the earth. that's when the crew inside that capsule felt three minutes of weightlessness. they got to unbuckle. they got to float around. they have big windows. two and a half by three and a half feet. it's a short three minutes. then that capsule starts to fall to earth. gravity takes hold again. we saw all of us wngsed the three parachutes started to slow the capsule back for its descent. there was a recovery team nearby. it landed in the texas desert. the recovery team and their suvs came in and then we saw about 22 minutes between landing and then that hatch opening. really incredible that we all were able to witness really what was to us by the book. we want to go back. did it seem by the book to you as well? >> yes, i think it was flawless. this mission, this was, of course, the successful mission of the space launch. and every single aspect of the space flight was gone over and over again including new features like an escape hatch. so they have the ability to escape in case of a mishap w

i want to bring back in chief carmen best and jim kavanaugh who were with us before this press briefing started. chief best, you were speaking when we had to go to these police briefing. we heard the assistant police chief there say that the processing of this crime scene will continue. give us a sense of how that will unfold. >> yes, certainly. first let me say i'm greatly relieved that the suspect in this case, the 18-year-old young man is in custody with no injury to him or anyone else, subsequent to the folks that he injured at the school. it could have turned out a lot of different ways. that's good to know. so the investigation will continue. there will be all sorts of evidence that will be collected, any sort of bodily fluids, pictures of the scene, video of when he came to school, trying to figure out all the circumstances involved as they determine what charges, what evidence to support the charges. there will still be a court case that follows. that's going to take all the normal processes that happen in these situations. witnesses identified, victims identified, evidence coll

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. >> good afternoon my name is carmen chu assessor-recorder i want to wish everything a happy new year thank you for joining us i want to say. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i'm proud to be a native san franciscan i grew up in the chinatown, north beach community port commission important to come back and work with those that live in the community that i grew up in and that that very, very important to give back to continue to work with the community and hope e help those who may not be as capable in under serving come back and give in this san francisco office, there are about 1400 employees. and they're working in roughly 400,000 square feet. we were especially pleased that cleanpowersf offers the super green 100% clean energy, not only for commercial entities like ours, but also for residents of the city of san francisco. we were pleased with the package of services they offered and we're now encouraging our employees who have residence in san francisco to sign on as well. we didn't have any interruption of service or any problems with the switch

dejen caer los dulces adentro de las canastas para minimizar el riesgo del coronavirus >>> gracias a carmenana también en estados unidos se interesan por nuestras tradiciones >>> en realidad se busca que todos los países se interesen por esta tradición como esta del día de muertos, muchas gracias por acompañarnos hay más información esta tarde y esta noche en noticias telemundo y también en línea en nuestra página de internet que les vaya muy bien nos vemos mañana (♪ música ♪) (♪ músa ♪) (♪ músa ♪) - ¿sabes? me siento la mujer más feliz del mundo. [♪♪♪] - ¡suelten a mi papá, bájenlo!, se los ordeno. - ¡que siga la fiesta! [algarabía] - ¡papá... papá! [hablan al unísono] rosario: por favor, llamemos a un médico. ese señor se ve muy mal. - ustedes son las únicas culpables, ustedes lo trajeron a esta ratonera para matarlo. - no pienses que se va a morir. ese viejo es fuerte, fuerte como un roble. - martín está agonizando. - no, mamá, no puede ser cierto lo que me estás diciendo. - quién sabe qué hizo ese viejo condenado y le dio un ataque. - ¿está muriendo? - parece que le dio un ataque al cor

and as part of what is on the table, i guess, at this point, what's come out, carmen day, the mom wantsthe end of the day, as she feels she knows, jelani didn't do this to himself. take a listen. >> see it with your own eyes. see why i'm so adamant about finding out what happened to my son. if i thought that anything jelani would have did something, i can accept that. my son, he loved life. >> and again, peru, illinois, which is here, almost 70 miles from where he was last seen in bloomington, illinois. moving forward, the family, they're calling for more people to be involved on the investigative side. they have called all the way up to the attorney general, the fbi and others. the fbi has been involved at points, and they told me just today that they've been in communication with the peru police department, which of course, here is in peru, illinois, and providing resources as needed. the police department says they're continuing to comb through hundreds of hours of video footage, and following up with leads, but of course the family says it's not happening fast enough. victor, alisyn

vítor: ay, sí, yolanda, mari carmen.s no es mi culpa que la rosita se haya ahora sí que sucumbido a mi "sex appeal", ¿eh? ay, híjoles. ¿cómo ves, valedor? así que ya lo sabes, ¿eh? el sábado 15 años, el domingo me voy de gala al baile. albertano: ah, de gala con tu corbata de microbusero. vítor: ¿cuál corbata de microbusero? ¿cómo crees? ¿qué, no sabes que los trajes los regresamos hasta el lunes? no manches, sí de por sí soy guapo, ahora imagínate vestido de esmoquin. ay, papá, prepárense, chicas. Ábranse, piojos, que ahí les va el peine. no manches. [tararea] soco: muchachos, ¿ya están listos para el vals? nada más que mi comadre inicie el discurso y enseguida van ustedes, ¿eh? albertano: nos hubiera dicho. nosotros también trabajamos sabemos decir pensamientos, poemas. yo me sé el de te quiero porque te quiero, porque en el querer nadie manda. te quiero porque te quiero. te quiero con toda mi alma. vítor: ay, está chido, ¿eh? yo también me sé ese de un chivo pegó un reparo-- albertano: no, no, mano, ese no. vítor: no,

nos conectamos con carmen y con guadalupe. quÉ gusto tenerlas. bonito de estar siempre juntas. borja: —— nunca estamos solas. angÉlica: ¿cuÁles son los sueÑos que quisiera cumplir cada una? >> aprobar mi educaciÓn y trabajar con animales. >> queremos trabajar con mÁs animales de granja, como con las vacas, caballos y ese tipo de cosas. estamos estudiando veterinaria tÉcnica. yo estoy tratando para la verificaciÓn de inseminaciÓn artificial y es mÁs especÍfica con las vacas. borja: queremos saber un poquito sobre vuestra familia. ¿cÓmo ha sido el apoyo que les han brindado? >> ellos nos han apoyado todo el tiempo. ni mamÁ siempre nos ha puesto a trabajar, nunca pensaron que Íbamos a estar dÉbiles. angÉlica: ¿quÉ pueden ustedes decirles a estas personas que pronto tienen una dificultad y creen que no van a poder seguir adelante frente a lo que ustedes los ocurre? >> la verdad, cada persona es diferente. pero si tratas de seguir y pensar un poco positivo, puedes luchar mucho. la vida es difÍcil, pero no significa que puede ser imposible vivir. borja

como nos cuenta carmen escobosa, lo que planearon como una celebraciÓn terminÓ siendo una trampa. en el aeropuerto de los Ángeles un aviÓn comercial con un mexicano distinguido a bordo. el ex secretario de la defensa nacional, general salvador cienfuegos zepeda. venÍa acompaÑado de su familia a celebrar el cumpleaÑos de uno de sus nietos. lo aguardaba una comitiva de agentes federales. el anuncio de su arresto se dio a conocer en twitter. >> lo primero que dije es “imposible que estÉn deteniendo a salvador cienfuegos”, no por salvador cienfuegos, sino por lo que sigue representando, que es un ex secretario de la defensa. escobosa: salvador cienfuegos, es general de divisiÓn en retiro, tiene 73 aÑos y fue secretario de la defensa nacional bajo la presidencia de enrique peÑa nieto. >> significaba la mayor detenciÓn hecha por cualquier gobierno de estados unidos o de mÉxico. escobosa: el periodista omar sÁnchez de tagle cubre asuntos judiciales y de seguridad nacional en mÉxico y colabora con el washington post. siguieron momentos de caos y confusiÓn. medios de prensa reportaron que

so joining me now to discuss this former seattle police chief carmen best.he is the author of the new book "black and blue: lessons on leadership breaking barriers and racial reconciliation." so glad to have you on. thank you so much for joining us, chief. >> thank you, i'm glad to be here, don. very gload. >> the police benevolent association filing a lawsuit against new york city over their vaccine mandate. we saw protests in new york city, that's even though over 70% of the officers in the city have been vaccinated. why do you think vaccines are so divisive within police departments? >> don, that's really hard to answer at this point. i talk about it extensively in my book "black and blue." seattle, as you know, is one of the first major cities to have to deal with the covid-19 pandemic when it broke out in kirkland, washington. so from that point on, we've been doing everything that we could. we did in the organization to make sure that officers practice all safety precautions as they were identified, and made sure that we could try to keep the officers

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this is one of those days when i am grateful we have city administrator carmen chu having worked through what i know is a long process. of course, the folks in small local business community looking for relief for a while and have been delayed through covid in getting this and have engaged with us and with you. president walton, thank you and supervisor melgar for all of your work on this. you did the heavy lifting. i got updates along the way from city staff apbe folks in the impactedded communities. we have gotten close. thankings everybody. i would like to be added as cosponsor. >> supervisor melgar. >> thank you, chair peskin. i do have some amendments to propose to the committee and have been working in collaboration with supervisor chan and with the city administrator, who i will again thank profusely for her leadership and competent in all of this. i am so grateful we have her. i would like to propose first a clerical amendment to correct a typo on page 38 line 8. replace mmp with mpp. which stands for pilot mentor menprogram. the rest have to do with reporting. section 14b to rea

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. >>> segÚn la abogada carmen olmedo el estado dorado protegen a esta poblaciÓn vulnerable en comparaciÓna orden, una condiciÓn. >>> la agencia federal enfoca sus recurzs en investigar a los empleadores para evitar la explotaciÓn de migrantes. >>> el esfuerzo por levantar california, o que los rancheros que ganan mÁs dinero. y el lÍmite general es el mÍnimo. >>> va a estar en efecto mientras la ad mi traciÓn lo permita. >>> la frontera terrestre entre estados unidos y mÉxico va a ser reabierta a principios de noviembre a personas con visa que muestren que estÁn vacunadas completamente. in los funcionarios advirtieron que intenten llegar de forma irregular serÁn expulsados del paÍs bajo el tÍtulo 42. y tras 19 meses de permanecer cerrada la frontera entre canaÁa y new york, las autoridades informaron que los canadienses vacunados podrÁn cruzar al oeste de new york a partir del mes de noviembre, no se indicÓ una fecha exacta. podrÍa ser el primero del prÓximo mes. el punto fronterizo entre ambos paÍses ha estado cerrado del pasado 21 de marzo para viajes no esenciales. el inicio de la pande

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nos vamos carmen salinas tiene algo que decir.s muy voluptuosa. edith gonzÁlez, maribel guardia, ninel conde, sofÍa castro no estÁ en esa categorÍa. cÓmo la pueden ver? maity: que tiene la capacidad de hacer cualquier papel yo creo que sÍ. sofÍa castro, a pesar que mucha gente cuestiono como comenzÓ su carrera por ser hija de angÉlica rivera, creo que ha demostrado los papeles que ha hecho que es versÁtil. creo que las veces que yo he visto la aventurera es otro tipo de baile. puede ser que le quiere dar un look mÁs fresco, mÁs juvenil y serÍa perfecta, pero sofÍa castro con todo el talento creo que puede hacer cualquier otro papel. [hablan a la vez] ely: no conozco la obra, pero quÉ estatus le harÍa una mujer como ella hacer eso? quÉ se necesita para ser una mujer como ella hacer eso? tony. no debe subestimar roles y papeles. puede ser el papel, que para ti, puede ser considerado el menor. aylen: ha puesto a la fama a muchas personas que lo han hecho como a niurka. edith gonzÁlez tambiÉn. la mayorÍa que son mÁs grandes que lo que

haces aquÍ ese fue el Último que estÁ desempleadas quÉ le pasa a mi familia esta noche era siete, carmennta y cuatro dÓlares en su cheques del seguro social. cada mes es fÁcil de comprobar si cumple con los requisitos que a mi amor al ochocientos ocho seis, uno, seis, dos uno, tres. tambiÉn podrÍa tener derecho a cero dÓlares, en zulia dos siguientes beneficios dental empastes, exÁmenes dentaduras postizas exÁmenes, monturas, cristales, incluso lentes de contacto, la audiciÓn audÍfonos y las y cobertura de medicamentos recetados todo ello, sin costo adicional. tanto la llamada cÓmoda consulta son cien por ciento y sin ningÚn obligaciÓn de inscribirse que a mÍ ahora al centro de ayuda con los beneficios seco, bueno, al ochocientos ocho seis, uno, seis, dos uno tres, ochocientos ocho, seis, uno, sumÓ tres. >> las ideas no vale. >> hasselmann. un amour inocente. son hermanastras no hermana, se pondrÁn a prueba ante un terrible accidente. asÍ no va a volver a caminar y las culpas de una por una llegar a la prensa con mi hermana, creo que es momento de que la subida como una chica normal, por

carmen, how do you balance public safety and enforcing the mandates at the same time?he street and expect it not to impact the city. >> good morning, stephanie. yeah, you're absolutely right. as a former police chief of a major city, having spent almost 30 years in law enforcement, it truly saddens me that so many officers are refusing to take the vaccination. simply because we have had more deaths from covid-19 of law enforcement officers than gunshots, vehicular accidents, or any other thing. officers have a responsibility, more so than any others, because of the front line work, to protect the public, protect themselves, protect their families. they wear bulletproof ballistic vests and handguns and other equipment they're required to have to protect the public. this is one more mechanism to keep the public safe. i have watched officers risk their own lives to protect people in so many circumstances, so it is a bit baffling as to why they didn't want to take this one extra measure to protect the public. that said, we do have to recognize the individual right of the o

finish, about four minutes of weightlessness, but this crew of four people, they will indeed cross the carmen line, the historical marker, the defining line between the boundary of space and earth's atmosphere. and so they are going to cross that line, but they're in the going to go fully into orbit, which is what we saw spacex's mission do. it is incredible to think about the fact that we have had six crude launches from u.s. soil in just six months after nearly a decade of zero human space flights from u.s. soil. and so one of the other crew members on this mission, glen de vries, he says that 2021, this year, is going to go down in history as the moment when humanity finally began moving into space at scale. and we're still quite a few ways at the very beginning of that, a little ways away from that, he believes this is going to be the beginning and so glen de vries, he's one of those two paying customers on board this flight, along with a blue origin employee, audrey powers. but william shatner the big star today. >> he certainly is. a lot of the attention having that big name. no surpris

that crew capsule will keep going, past the carmen line, 62 miles above earth.and virgin galactic, they went 50 miles above earth, that is blue origin's one-upmanship here. and that is when they're going to feel three minutes of weightlessness. they can unstrap from their seats, you see floating here right now. they're going to be able to explore. look at these huge windows. they're about 2 1/2 by 3 1/2 feet wide. they're really big. they're the biggest windows to fly into space. this is the three minutes of fun here, and it's a quick three minutes. then that crew capsule will start falling back to earth. gravity will take hold. and that is when we'll see three parachutes deploy to help guide that crew capsule back into the texas desert. there's going to be a recovery crew nearby. and jose and steph, we'll have to wait 22 minutes until that hatch opens and we can ask everybody how it was. >> garrett, first, i want to make a clarification. this flight doesn't have a specific pilot, but audrey powers who is part of this flight is an expert, she is a pilot. can you