cecilia: ¿habrÁ un dÍa en que usted pueda tomar esa decisiÓn?Ítica? >> te agradezco la pregunta. lo venenoso que pueden ser nuestros polÍticos, tenemos que sufrirlo por todo esto juntos. de alguna manera o de otra tenemos que encontrar el modo de convivir unos con otros. no nos queda de otra manera porque estamos juntos y desafortunadamente lo que pasa es que asÍ es la polÍtica de este paÍs y yo no tengo ese interÉs. pero gobernar california es un gran privilegio, algo que va mÁs allÁ de lo que te puedes imaginar. tengo una elecciÓn el prÓximo aÑo, tengo que ganar confianza, tambiÉn ampliar. pero ademÁs, tengo una gran responsabilidad con la gente que votÓ por la destituciÓn. esa gente estaba enojada, mucha gente muy molesta. a ser muy difÍcil porque con la pandemia hubo gente que perdiÓ su negocio. mucha gente decÍa que era seguro, que sus hijos debÍan regresar a la escuela. son gente que no nos apoyaba y decÍan que Éramos autoritarios. por ello debo reconocer que tenemos que hacer mÁs si tenemos que hacer lo mejor. cecilia: la ley de infraestr

>> cecilia, thank you so much. now i want to bring in abc's maggie rulli who is in glasgow ahead of that major climate summit. maggie, world leaders no doubt are under tremendous pressure to deliver here. >> reporter: yeah, linsey, the pressure here has never been higher. and it was really incredible. on our way here just to see the sheer number of people making their way to glasgow from all over the world. nearly every country is represented, hundreds of heads of state, well-known activists like greta thunberg, other industry leaders. they're all saying this is one of the most significant moments i the climate crisis. linsey, just today the world meteorologist organization came out with an urgent report that says the planet has reached record levels of greenhouse gas and heat has propelled us into uncharted territory. the goal of this conference is to follow up on promises made in the paris accord, something president biden reinstated the u.s. into earlier this year. but as prime minister boris johnson said just e

whit johnson, cecilia and michael strahan.ike it. >> oh, yeah. >> i'm sorry. i wanted to be zorro when i was a kid. no one will remember patrick mcgooen as the scarecrow. oh, yeah. both heroic figures. i love it. >> second season, "the world according to jeff goldblum." >> yes, sir. >> but you explore all these single topics, right, you do everything from sneakers to ice ho u whichners.th y u' >> we're dropping the so-called the first five today. the next five come out after the first of the year. today you can see monsters, magic, dogs, dance and fireworks. how we pick them, you know, they're so good at nat geo, very smart and delightful and the production company. we talk, talk, talk and we included kurt andersen in these talks, very smart guy who wrote "fantasy land." i recommend it highly, and they hear my association with them, my feelings, insatiable curiosity about them, et cetera, et cetera, that's how we do it. >> this is about dogs. you'll go urban dog mushing. >> you know what that is? >> i want to go. >> you do? ok

vega, leading us off tonight, cecilia, thank you. >>> and we're going to turn now to the pandemic. we are now just hours away from what could be the final green light for millions of children when it comes to vaccines. the cdc meets tomorrow on children 5 to 11. and already tonight, millions of pediatric doses shipped out, some arriving at this clinic in washington, d.c., then rushed into those waiting refrigerators. while in new york city tonight, the vaccine mandate for city workers taking effect and thousands of frontline workers defiant, staying home instead of getting vaccinated. 18 fire companies out of service because of sick calls. but tonight, the mayor now vowing emergency response time is normal and saying the mandate is working. here's abc's erielle reshef tonight. >> reporter: tonight, new york city enforcing its new vaccine mandate by putting 9,000 unvaccinated city workers on unpaid leave. 18 fire companies are out of service after a surge in sick calls. but despite opposition to mandates, the mayor reporting no city services have been disrupted. >> response times no

>> reporter: cecilia, good morning.his is a sign that democratic leaders believe they have the votes to get this passed. the party appears to be on the verge of a breakthrough. after weeks of negotiations, missed deadlines and two trips by the president to capitol hill, the house is expected to vote on the president's economic agenda. that includes a vote on the $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure package. it would provide $110 billion for roads and bridges, $39 billion for public transit and $65 billion to expand broadband internet. i'm told the president was working the phones to get this deal across the finish line. if it does get across today, it would head to his desk for his signature. there are still challenges for the rest of the economic agenda. the house is expected to vote on that much larger social spending bill funding for universal pre-k and for child care, but it could take weeks before it passes the senate. moderates over in the senate are concerned about the overall size and scope of the bill as well

two key battleground states. >> cecilia vega with us tonight. thank you, cecilia. and we should note you heard the president there compare our inf infrastructure spending to china's. well, president biden tonight holding a virtual meeting with chine esesidt xi jinping. the two leaders planning to talk about managing the growing competition between the two countries. >>> now, to the pandemic tonight and to the surge in cases, with the colder weather now here. more americans, of course, inside and just as the holidays approach. tonight, new cases are up 23% across the country. today, what dr. anthony fauci said about thanksgiving and upcoming family gatherings. and we are tracking something else here. a pocket of flu cases, hundreds of them, that authorities are now tracking with growing concern tonight. here's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: despite signs of a winter covid surge, health experts say vaccinated americans can gather for traditional holidays. >> if you get vaccinated and your family's vaccinated, you can feel good about enjoying a typical thanksgiving, ch

cecilia, come over here. don't forget, guy, one more dish. take that left over canned pumpkin or pumpkin pie slice and make my pancakes and a little bit of apples in a can in the sauce at the top and give one to melba because she has been staring at me all morning long. >> counting the clock on you. i know. okay, you guys, i think we may or may not have a siren or a gobble or something. melba, you will bring it home from the headquarter board. >> i'm sorry. i'm over here eating. >> you can do both at the same time. >> cara on instagram is asking, a question so many of us have every year, that is the difference between wet and dry brine? >> it is all about the turkey on thanksgiving. there's sides, desserts, but the turkey is the star of the show. so let's say that you don't want to do a wet brine. that will be overnight or take two to three days, you can do a dry brine which i personally love a dry brine. paper towel, pat that little girl dry or little boy. >> dry is the key. >> it has to be dry, right? if yo

. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, cecilia. price drops can't come soon enough for the 48 million people that are set to hit the roads this thanksgiving according to aaa, many of them on their way right now. some paying as much as $3.40 a gallon to fill up. that's the national average. but some out in california spending as much as $4.70 to fill up this thanksgiving. the good news, the president's move to tap into strategic oil reserves could cut the price of gas by up to 15 cents. the bad news is, of course, this won't happen overnight. the administration acknowledging this could take several weeks to take hold and just to put this in some perspective on average, the u.s. used about 18 million barrels of oil per day last year so some analysts are skeptical this could offer any long-term relief. cecilia? >> okay, erielle, i know you have the magic answer. so for folks who want to hit the road when should they leave? what's the best time? >> reporter: so the best time if you're heading out today is after 9:00 p.m. the worst time

but we begin tonight with the president and abc's chief white house correspondent cecilia vega leading us off right here in scotland. >> reporter: calling it an inflection point in history, president biden today warning leaders that climate change is ravaging the world and destroying people's lives. >> there's no more time to hang back on sit on the fence or argue amongst ourselves. this is the challenge of our collective lifetimes. so, let this be the moment that we answer history's call here in glasgow. >> reporter: wealthy nations like the u.s. are under fire for not doing more sooner. the president today pointing to his domestic agenda, now working its way through congress. it decades 55 $5 fighting climate change, a record. >> the most significant investment do deal with climate crisis than any advanced nation has made ever. >> reporter: but three hours later, a major blow from a crucial vote in the ongoing negotiations, moderate senator joe manchin, trashing the very framework the president had just promoted. >> what i see are shell games, budget gimmicks that make the real cost

good morning, zohreen. >> reporter: hey, cecilia.ehind these smash and grabs are also responsible for over 100 different robberies here. now, look, if you are shopping this weekend, expect to see a lot more security. this morning, dozens of suspects are on the run after a string of brazen heists at retailers. >> we recognize that one of the characteristics of these is that these are not one or two suspects, these are multiple suspects, four, five, six, seven. >> reporter: over the last week multiple department stores and luxury brands targeted nationwide like this oakland clothing store where 30 people ransacked hats, shoes and clothing off the shelves. just hours before thanksgiving day, police say robbers used bear spray to assault a security guard at a canoga park nordstrom. five of them striking ahead of the shopping rush. police say they made off with $25,000 worth of designer purses. last weekend, perhaps the most brazen of them all, 80 people bursting out from cars in what appeared to be a coordinated flash mob-style crime run

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i want to bring in cecilia vega.his fight against climate change. >> david, he wants to put a positive spin on that, what he has to do here in scotland is convinced these allies that america is back, a reliable partner, back at the negotiating table and leading the way especially when it comes to climate change. the science is unanimous on this one. if rich countries like the united states don't act and these rich countries are responsible for 80% of the greenhouse gas emissions in the world right now, they have to do more in the coming years we'll be looking at these things we've been talking about for so long, catastrophic weather events connected to global warming. countries like ours needs to do more to help poorer countries. something that the president is going to be laying out here in glasgow. the reality of what's happening back home. allies want to hear that the u.s. can do more. most experts believe even though the president is saying he'll still meet that goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions the reali

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let's pick up where cecilia just left off. we know that speaker pelosi is hoping for a vote on tuesday. are you confident you have the votes? >> we're very optimistic. the president put forward this framework because he believes that it will pass the house and the senate, and can get to his desk, and as soon as it does, it's going to make such a difference in the lives of americans. you know, one of the reasons we have such a sense of urgency about this is that the american people are impatient to see the pro-family policies that are in that build back better plan, to make sure we make child care more affordable in this country, to expand 3 and 4-year-old access to preschool, to get millions of americans needed tax cuts in the expansion of the child tax credit, and i was just telling you about the family parts of the bill. obviously huge and urgently needed action on climate change, and of course, that work on transportation infrastructure that i have been talking about all year, improving our roads and bridges, ports and airp

here's our chief white house correspondent cecilia vega from glasgow. >> reporter: president biden heading home tonight, after insisting world leaders made real progress in glasgow. >> i can't think of any two days where more has been accomplished dealing with climate than these two days. >> reporter: more than 100 countries signing a pledge to limit emissions of methane -- a greenhouse gas that's a leading cause of global warming. leaders also promising to end deforestation by 2030. but today, the president acknowledging criticism that wealthier nations like the u.s. still aren't doing enough. >> there's a reason for people to be worried. i'm worried. >> reporter: the president again using the world stage to tout his domestic agenda back home. and while it sets aside a record $555 billion to fight climate change, right now, it's on hold and under attack from a key moderate, senator joe manchin, who publicly bashed it, saying it's paid for with, quote, shell games and budget gimmicks. manchin today telling abc's rachel scott the house should quit stalling and vote on a separate bipartisan

cecilia vega standing by in rome with what the president told her about his meeting with the pope.gie rulli is in scotland ahead of that consequential summit beginning tomorrow.

cecilia vega has the latest. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: good morning to you, george.f the largest federal investments in infrastructure that we have seen in decades. it's going to be felt in communities around the country, and it's president biden making good on a major campaign promise. but you said it, this is coming as he's suffering in those polls with even democrats frustrated with the job he's doing. today at the white house, president biden signing into law that massive bipartisan infrastructure plan, promising millions of new jobs and much needed relief as he now faces a new low in the polls with americans increasingly frustrated over skyrocketing prices. the plan sets aside $110 billion to repair highways and bridges, $65 billion for high speed internet, $39 billion for public transportation. the white house saying upgrades to ports, airports and roads will start right away. >> we're going to work without delay to get that money working for the american people. >> reporter: it is a key piece of the president's economic agenda, and a boost he badly needs. a ne

cecilia vega has the latest. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: george, good morning., he is keenly aware of the hit he is taking with americans around the country as they see rising prices at the pump and hit the road for this holiday so i've been told by a senior administration official as you said that the president today is going to announce he is tapping into these oil reserves, the strategic oil reserves. 50 million barrels is what we're hearing he will release. the presidents in this country have only released this supply is handful of times. so the big question, when are americans going to feel this impact? experts say the news of this announcement alone is likely to be enough to prompt a short-term drop in oil prices but it's going to take about two weeks for americans to really see this as these prices trickle down to stations around the country. now, the president we've been talking about for so long has been taking a hit in the polls when it comes to his handling of the economy and the white house is saying, look, this is a top priority for him. george, as

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un podcast de noticias telemundo narrado por cecilia suárez. >> ¿qué está pasando?iodistas los dispositivos de 20 salvadoreños fueron intervenidos por el equipo de inteligencia del gobierno. apple les advirtió de ello a los afectados. >> dos cosas importantes que se debe señalar. no es que una empresa decida espiar a periodistas, o miembros de la sociedad civil. no, hay un gobierno o gobiernos que son clientes de empresa. las empresas por sí mismas no hacen espionaje. lo hacen si son contratadas por los gobiernos para hacerlo. >> el gobierno negó la acusación por medio de un tweet del secretario de prensa de la presidencia. en honduras hay más temor ya que se acerca la fecha de los comicios electorales. dueños de negocios están aplicando portones de seguridad por miedo a que se desate una ola de violencia de hace cuatro años. >> (música). >> no se vaya, en breve tenemos estas historias. con su esfuerzo llegan la mayoría de nuestros alimentos a nuestras mesas. los trabajadores del campo a los que debemos agradecer mucho el día de hoy. retoma el arte prehispánico para

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i wanted to talk with her and cecilia.on" and a disinformation fellow at the wilson center and the author of "how to lose the information war ." thank you both for being here. a guy like me always thinks about amazing technology and i'm led to believe if companies like facebook are in charge, i worry what that could mean. what do you make of it, nina? >> one thing that concerns me about facebook's use of this technology is the fact that it's all the going to be happening live in realtime. remember when facebook rolled out facebook live and we saw an on slot of suicide and terror attack broadcast live? how is facebook going to moderate this content and ensure the most harmful things we see online aren't affecting people in a much moe visceral way? i don't think facebook demonstrated the capacity to do that and i hope rather than rushing to rollout this technology as it's available. they're going to be thinking about mitigation measures early on. >> this question whether facebook has the capacity and whether they will think

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i'm cecilia vega traveling with the president in rome.p to scotland because some of her family members got infected with covid. she announced today. she tested positive but had been in quarantine since wednesday and had four consecutive. days of negative tests up until today saki is vaccinated and says tuesday was the last time she was with the president, but they distanced and wore masks. abc 7 is committed to following all of the latest developments from cop 26 and its impact on the bay area. you can find the very latest at our website abc 7 news.com tomorrow the supreme court will hear a fast-tracked challenge to the texas abortion law. the hearing comes exactly two months after the lone star state imposed a near total ban on abortions. the law also deputizes private citizens to bring lawsuits against anyone who aids or a bets in an unlawful abortion supreme court justices are expected to look at whether the federal and can sue texas over the law given how its designed. tonight in emotional update on the effort by bay area charity root

let's go to our chief white house correspondent cecilia vega., when will communities start to see the impact of the bill that was just signed? good morning. >> reporter: hi, robin. that is the big question right now. officials say some money will go immediately out to ports and airports and roads to start projects. this is a big one. the governor of new york says residents in that state won't have to see increases in fare hikes on the subway or cuts in services because they're expecting such a big windfall in this infrastructure cash. let me give you a sense of where the white house is focused. president biden is traveling to new hampshire today. he will be visiting a bridge that's been on a red list because it's in such horrible condition. you can see it there. tomorrow he's headed to detroit visiting gm's electric vehicle assembly plant. look, no coincidence these are in two battleground states given the president's sinking approval ratings. the strategy for him is to got out there and convince americans that they will benefit directly from th

>> all right, cecilia, as always, thank you. whit? to breaking news, the former president of south africa, f.w. de klerk who helped dismantle apartheid with nelson mandela passed away at 85 after a battle with cancer. ian pannell has the latest. ian, good morning to you. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, whit. that's right, f.w. de klerk, the last president to lead white minority rule in south africa died after a long battle with cancer. for some he's credited to help overseeing the dismantling of the apartheid system and shared the nobel peace prize with nelson mandela who was imprisoned for more than 40 years. but de klerk was a symbol of that white oppression blamed for the violence against black south africans, especially anti-apartheid activists. but it was de klerk who famously announced to south africa parliament in 1990 the release of mandela from prison after 27 long years. de klerk calling it a new south africa, mandela, of course, going on to lead the country to freedom ending years of isolation and sanctions and becoming th

let's go to chief white house correspondent cecilia vega in scotland.ia. >> reporter: hey, michael, good morning to you. the president is here in scotland making his case as we speak that america is a leader in the forefront in the fight against climate change but it is a tough sell this morning given all that drama back home. his own party still at odds of how to get his domestic agenda including that record amount of money on fighting climate change over the finish line. this morning, on his final day in glasgow, president biden promising to protect tropical rain forests and forests at home saying the time to act is now. >> preserving forests and other ecosystems can and should play an important role in meeting our ambitious climate goals as part of the net zero emission strategy we all have and the united states is going to lead by example at home. >> reporter: the white house also unveiling a sweeping plan to slash emissions of powerful greenhouse gas that is a huge contributor to global warming allow the epa to crack down on the oil and gas industr

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cecilia you are on with roxanne dunbar-ortiz. >> caller: good morning roxanne. i just wanted to thank you for your book. yesterday on the banks of the missouri river overlooking a 52-foot image of a lakota woman. we celebrated by dedicating it to remind our women that they are powerful, they are awesome and they are the backbone of our nation. roxanne this image to me is of the type for all indian women to uplift themselves and to learn more about their culture and learn more about the ceremonies and about their language but most importantly roxanne it's an image that we will use in south dakota tohe try to teach the whe people and remind them that it wasn't long ago, for centuries ago that their ancestors came to america to look for a better life. we have so much to share with their non-indigenous people to remind them that they too came from somewhere and that we are the owners of this great land and will we are sharing it. i'm excited about this and i hope you know about it and the archetype so weakening gauge other women to be proud of who they are. let's go

cecilia lindwall, ceo of veg of lund, which owns the swedish potato milk brand, dug.w is potato milk made and is it nice? it is potato milk made and is it nice? , , . ., is potato milk made and is it nice? , , nice? it is very nice and you can definitely _ nice? it is very nice and you can definitely have - nice? it is very nice and you can definitely have it - nice? it is very nice and you can definitely have it in - nice? it is very nice and you can definitely have it in a i can definitely have it in a coffee and it has nutritional value. i coffee and it has nutritional value. , ., , ., value. i still need a bit of persuading _ value. i still need a bit of persuading a _ value. i still need a bit of persuading a thing. - value. i still need a bit of persuading a thing. the | persuading a thing. the alternative milk market is absolutely enormous now but cow's milk is the market leader, particularly in the uk. could it become something of a bygone age? i could it become something of a bygone age?— bygone age? i think that potato could be the — bygone age? i think that

malas lenguas que el productor güero castro se estÁ vengando de sebastÁn rulli porque ahora anda con cecilias mÉdicos, hay un estado que piensan que es irreversible. la realidad demuestra que esos milagros existen. que tengan confianza. debe ser una situaciÓn durÍsima pero que tengan confianza y que estÉn con ella y que hablen con ella, como digo en la pelÍcula. locutor: dicen que podrÍa haber una segunda temporada de "la desalmada" y josÉ ron esta diciendo que cuenten con Él. josÉ: por supuesto, por supuesto. no sÉ si se haga o no se haga, hay que ver quÉ dice el torito y los patrones. pero sÍ sÍ, yo feliz, es una gran historia. locutor: le ha caÍdo encima un volcÁn de reacciones a anitta por la sensualidad de su Último vÍdeo. asÍ se defiende la brasilera. anitta: creo que no es fÁcil porque el machismo es muy fuerte en la sociedad. y cuando otras mujeres decidimos hacer de la manera que queremos hacer, si somos sexuales, sensuales, la gente siempre tiene mucho juzgamiento entonces no es fÁcil, no es fÁcil. hay que ser como que fuerte para seguir. locutor: oprah winfrey se ha convertido en

at the start of a con ken shall week so let's go to cecilia vega.t more do we know about what the president will say? >> reporter: you heard dr. fauci lay out a lot of it. so much is about boosters and encouraging americans to get the shots, all adults eligible. the president is going to convey this message, don't panic but this is a good time to get those booster shots. he really wants to convey despite the unknowns they have this under control at least at this point from what they know about it. that travel ban that took effect today, the president said it's buying the country time to prepare for this. he returned to the white house last night from his thanksgiving vacation and met here with the covid team including dr. fauci. that's when that team told the president this is going to take about two more weeks to get the full picture of the severity of it, the transmissibility of it but that's when fauci told him he believes the existing vaccines will likely provide some kind of protection. you know this, for the white house and for so many america

cermeÑo: en la universidad veracruzana se encontrÓ con la mezzo soprano, cecilia perfecto, quien le diocamarena: y uno de ellos, de los populares, y que alcanza estas notas que se cantan tambiÉn en la Ópera. luis miguel, luis miguel en el condicional canta los “do de pecho”. al final, toditos. esas son “do de pecho”, todos esos. entonces es una nota impresionante, no es una nota facil de cantar, por eso causa tanta impresiÓn en el pÚblico. cermeÑo: y nos confiesa que lo que mÁs le gusta cantar son los boleros, ninguno en particular. >> tanto tiempo disfrutamos este amor. nuestras almas se acercaron tanto asÍ que yo guardo tu sabor, pero tu llevas tambiÉn sabor a mi. cermeÑo: esta versatilidad lo ha catapultado hasta la cima. ademÁs, su generosidad ha crecido igual que su fama. en su Última gira por mÉxico invitÓ a la joven marÍa hahnemann, una pianista mexicana que a sus 15 aÑos ya brilla sin lÍmites. hahnemann: yo conocÍ al maestro javier en agosto del aÑo pasado que ganÉ un concurso en salzburgo y me empezÓ a seguir y vio que hacÍa. y asÍ empezamos a hablar y luego en navidad me propu

going to have that we pay essentially two cans when causing to be rescheduled is donald trump jr., cecilia them ofof being hate organization, race organization and decision-making processes proprietary and no additional information will be given to them but the decision was final. so i sent a letter today to jamie dimon as you know the ceo of morgan chase. and they will discriminate against half the country and about 60% of missouri. according to the last missouri election with conservativeot organizations that they will not be eligible to do business with the state of missouri. >> tucker: amen. really quick, last week in new york the leader of black lives matter organization threatened violence against the city of new york if he dared to enforce the law in new york. are they still a client of jpmorgan chase? where he platform to black lives matter? t >> i don't think they've the platform. they are only interested in doing business with one half of the country, they can change their name to woke bank or snowflake bank. we will see how it goes though. >> tucker: scott fitzpatrick i apprecia

this morning, cecilia talks to the best buy ceo about supply chain issues. the ceo says they have more inventory than last year and are well situated for the holiday shopping season. >> there are some products a little bit harder to find and that is always true during the holiday, things like gaming consoles are constrained or certain mobile phones, but for the most part there is a ton of great gear. kristen: you can see her entire interview with the best buy ceo including her tips for the holiday shopping season coming up at 7:00 a.m. on gma. right now on our website we have a whole section dedicated to holiday shopping and you can find tips and tricks and information about dangerous toys and how to give this others -- to others this season at abc7news.com. kumasi: san jose -- san jose'sss christmas in the park is kicking off. earlier we got a sneak peak. sts ith park transformed into a drive last year because of the pandemic. it was so popular that the organizers decided to re-create it in addition to the traditional event. it will feature light displays,

of the navajo nation, and there i met with the tribe's president, jonathan nez and first lady, see cecilia everybody is familiar with our unique relationship with the federal government. we have a treay relationship just like other countries throughout the world. and in the constitution, it mentions that special relationship that the federal government has. but we do appreciate this new administration, biden/harris administration, where they said that the navajo nation will have a seat at the table in a lot of national discussions and they have kept their promise. but if you look at the history of the federal government, they have broken a lot of promises that were agreed upon during that treaty signing. one of those was infrastructure development in indian country, education, health care, and in return, when we signed that treaty, we said that if the united states of america was ever in trouble, we've got your back. so with this native american heritage month, it's great -- it's, of course, every day for us is indigenous people's day, but i think throughout the month, we get to share and

i'm joined now by cecilia barria from bbc mundo.r. .. who they are and what they stand for. , ., ., ., who they are and what they stand for. 1, , .. , ., ., ., ., for. basically, we have a hotline, a candidate whose _ for. basically, we have a hotline, a candidate whose campaign - for. basically, we have a hotline, a candidate whose campaign has - for. basically, we have a hotline, a. candidate whose campaign has been around key topics around border security and also fighting crime. —— we have a heart line. he is going back to what the country was some years ago and is trying to avoid all the big changes that the social unrest of two years ago, end of 2019, when people were pushing the structural changes. and then we have the other front runner, left—wing candidate, who is pushing a strong social agenda and once to change the social agenda and once to change the social network and is quite contentious because according to his point of view, there is a huge line dividing rich and poor in the country. it dividing rich and poor in the