and chicago mayor richard daley was a man of absolute control in the democratic party. - now they're raising the illinois, uh-- delegation's-- sign. apparently a brief effort to start a parade. - lyndon johnson was wary of holding the convention in chicago, but he gave it to chicago and daley because daley assured him, "it'll be a controlled environment. we will keep it under control." all: [chanting] one, two, three, four, stop this damn war! one, two, three, four, stop this damn war! - the democratic party was closed to change on vietnam unless it faced such massive pressure. - boo! - that might make it turn. - mr. vice president, this is the opening night of the democratic convention. are you gonna be nominated? - that's my hope, my plan. that's what we're trying to do. - the security around this international amphitheater has been worthy of an armed camp. - someone called the amphitheater "fort daley." and i think, at this point, that is not very far from the truth. - i was distributing farm worker literature, and mayor daley's hench-people shoved me aside, and brok

the city of chicago we do conventions well.he top city in america this is the city where carnegie and the steel industry in the labor movement came to life. it's where the working class carved the model t and where was built in the world's fair introduced the world to electricity right here in the city of chicago. this is also the city that will be home to quantum computing, a brand-new industry that will allow for system changes to occur in traffic control to health care. we have always been on the front lines in the cutting-edge in transforming the direction of the globe so we are off to an incredible start and that's what i promised to have a say fiber and exciting convention that's exactly what we are delivering. >> i want to go through the your mayoral ship. you were elected in the final round against more moderate person taking the argument for progressive policy for her on issues like crime and immigration. i want to say what you think the story of your rice was and what is the reason the coalition held together last yea

new york versus chicago, who's got the better pizza?'s feelings are going to be hurt. no wrong answers. >> chicago has a lot of great things. i think new york has the pizza. >> stephen: infielder nico hoerner. you're on second base. are you in a relationship? >> i am in a relationship. >> stephen: where is this relationship going? >> hopefully past second base. >> stephen: out children licensed operator of a dump truck, ian happ. walk me through what's going on. >> you're in a really good spot. >> stephen: do you want me to crack your back? >> can you. >> stephen: sure. i don't want to take all of the credit but i will say that an hour after i adjusted his spine, he hit a 433-foot monster home run. you're welcome, cubbies. then it was time to meet the real players, the fans. i got some signed baseball cards. you want some signed cards? i have nico hoerner. it signed. it's not signed by nico. it was signed by walton goggins. i have jameson taillon. signed by walton goggins. >> a lot of cards. a lot of cards. >> stephen: who wants a ball?

chicago slang! i love it here!ken to chicago. >> oh, it's wonderful. the food here is so rich i could marry it. the only thing i don't like is that big silver monument built for my husband. [cheering] >> stephen: you mean the trump hotel on the river? >> no. i'm talking about the bean. whoever did that sculpture has definitely seen his ass in shorts. [gagging] >> stephen: now when are you heading back to florida? >> oh, never, stephen! why go to mar-a-lago when i can stay in chicago-lago! >> stephen: madam first lady, okay, it's a wonderful town, i agree. but you can't expect to just stay here in chicago. at some point, you'll have to leave and re-join your husband. >> hey der. [cheering] who is dis first lady you're talking about? i am not melania. i am mel... ditka. chicago guy! i cheer for da hot dogs and i eat da sox! [laughing] >> stephen: i want you to know. i want you to know you're not fooling anyone. >> i can't hear you, steve. there's too much cheering from the greatest city in the world! [cheering] >> st

southside of chicago creates a lot of leaders. a lot of people who make amazing accomplishments in this country. there was a grandmother on the south side of chicago. she was active in the service employees international union. she raised her granddaughter up as a trade union activist to believe what a union could be. and that granddaughter from the south side of chicago now leads the 2 million member service employees international union. please welcome apryl barrett. >> thank you all so much. it is an honor to be here, to be home in the place that i learned everything i know about fighting for power and justice. i am indeed now, was elected three months ago, to be the first black person to lead our international union of 2 million members. [applause] and i don't normally introduce myself that way, because the real flex is making sure that you aren't the last. that is the real flex. again, i didn't come prepared to speak, so i intend to be brief, but i could not come to chicago knowing that this gathering was happening without co

25 miles south of chicago. but culturally, it's part of northwest indiana. we're on the on the state line road. in fact. when i was a boy, i used to love to ride my bicycle on both sides of the state line, state line road. and so we were culturally part of northwest indiana. and so when i got my sat scores, i went to thornton, fractional north, also jewish, and there were hardly any -- in calumet city in my graduating class of 400, there were four --. but when i got my sat scores and i met with my counselor. he said, oh, with your score at test scores, you could get into northwestern. and i went really? where is that? because as far as i was concerned, he was talking about somewhere in or washington and but that it turns out northwestern is actually in evanston, illinois, on the north side of chicago. i knew from skokie my parents had friends in skokie, but i didn't where evanston was. and so my best friend, jay and i drove up in our car and i saw northwestern had two beaches, and it was beautiful. and i had at

." >> harris: the chicago city council is holding a meeting as leaders in chicago are fighting over how to protect people in a city plagued by violent crime. democratic mayor brandon johnson wants to end chicago's shot spotter program and that is something that electronically detects gunfire. police say it's necessary. they have had it in most of their precincts now. but the mayor claims the technology is a walkie-talkie and hasn't reduced crime. it is the price tag that would be the sticking point for the mayor. i don't know where else he would want to spend millions of dollars. police say it ought to be on this program because it's working. this has gotten to be a spicy conversation over time and now that they are meeting not just once today over a whole bunch of topics at this meeting but we know this one will come up. they have a designated meeting later in the day on this same topic. it is hot. we've seen emotions run high over how to protect chicago's citizens from the continued violent crime in that city. we'll get to that when it happens. let's start here. >> i think it is very

he was a power broker in that kind of chicago classic sense.e politics, it was a nice relationship, but for the most part, respectful. and then because i was in the family, and i was actually pretty good at helping her dad, local politics, knocking on doors and trying to get him votes, there was an opportunity to run for office. in rod blagojevich, mell could see a guy that eventually, if he does it right, "i could sort of pass the mantle toward." rod was an immediate hit with illinois voters, who sent him first to the state house in 1992 and then to the u.s. congress in 1996. dick mell says, "i can see you being governor." and i gotta be honest, i'm sure if i'm looking at it from dick mell's position, he's saying, "man, if i can elect this guy governor, i can run the whole state." reporter: the campaign for illinois governor has gotten pretty lively. you've got chicago congressman rod blagojevich. what's that name again? -bala-jo-vich. -reporter: bala-jo-vich, huh? -bala-jo-vich. -you sure? positive. tapper: during rod's 2002 governor's campai

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>>> a shocking early morning shooting in chicago. four people killed on a commuter train while they slept. a suspect now in custody as police search for a motive. >>> an israeli-american hostage in gaza killed by hamas is laid to rest in jerusalem. his parents' heartwrenching tribute as israelis demand a cease-fire from netanyahu. >>> president biden also weighing in on the situation in gaza as he joins kamala harris on the campaign trail on a labor day rust belt blitz, with just over two months to go before election day. >>> growing alarm at a beloved national treasure after a series of deaths at the grand canyon this summer due to extreme weather. all while the national park also faces issues with aging infrastructure. >>> and the paralympians captivating audiences as they shoot for gold in every sport from archery to blind soccer. it's tuesday, september 3rd. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm frances rivera. we begin with that horrific shooting on a chicago commuter train. four people are d

>> just not in chicago. been a national movement on the part of the major teacher unions, the national teacher unions, to really overturn social promotion. you are seeing it in the chicago public schools. the head of the chicago teachers union has argued that specifically that testing itself is an invention of white racists to deliberately fail black teachers. that's the rhetoric you get from the chicago teachers union president's leadership. the mayor has basically said that he does not measure school success based on academic performance, he measures success based on funding. at the end of the day, i think post covid there have been a desperate attempt to stop keeping store. it is just the symptom of a much larger problem and that's abandoning standards and returning to the socially promoting of children to the next grade level. >> martha: it is so shocking. and it should be so shocking to everyone across this nation that a, the mayor thinks that the more you spend, the better job you are doing. kratz. he

making good on his promise to end chicago's gunfire detection system.ortedly saved lives? >> reporter: that's the question supporters of the program are wondering today, stuart, and this technology the has been in place here in chicago for more than 6 years now, but it is the at risk of being shut off this coming sunday unless its supporters can gather together enough votes at today's city council meeting. the most outspoken opponent of this program, as you mentioned, has been chicago mayor brandon johnson who has repeatedly pledged to get rid of it. and on monday he offered his harshest criticism yet of the technology. >> $100 million for a walkie-talkie on a pole. and the reason why they said we needed it was to reduce gun violence. it didn't do that. so, you know, it's incumbent upon all of us to make sure that the investments that is we're making, they have to get at the problem. >> reporter: but mayor johnson is facing opposition from a number of chicago aldermen when want to extend the shot spotter program, and they're hoping to bypass the mayor b

it all kicks off with chicago med at 8:00, followed by chicago p.d. at nine and chicago fire at ten. it's your chicago wednesday, then, of course, stay tuned for nbc, bay area news at 11. bringing it all back to the bay area. there you go. all right. 526 right now, next up, we're having a lot of stories to get to this morning, including a plea to keep schools open. the show of resistance parents and students demonstrated this as city leaders in san francisco continue their plans for a possible school closures. a dramatic win for the oakland a's as they take game one in their final home stand. we'll have the details for tonight's final home game, and how fans continue to say their painful goodbyes. sy withta a game last night as a team, and fans take in the last memorable moments at the coliseum. plus, governor gavin newsom signing multiple bills into law from gun control to bills targeting medical debt, from moving you forward with the changes you can expect to see and the bill he's expected to sign later today. also, the hurricane threat from colleen, the powerful tropical storm rap

how many more victims will be on the streets of chicago with no one coming to help them.east 10% of the victims -- not because of 911 brought first responders to their presence. >> you have addressed the issue of fear. what has been your argument? >> i've seen firsthand how this technology has worked to help us both in terms of where people are shooting and get law-enforcement, get our police officers to the scene quicker. in some cases, four minutes faster than an average 911 call. when someone calls 911, if they call 911, we are assuming they even know the direction that it happened. this technology takes away the confusion and helps us be more accurate and what we need to do. strategic decision centers how to deploy officers in a way that makes sense. especially at a time when we are seeing recruitment and attention decrease. downplaying the importance of this technology, to dumb it down is disrespectful and disingenuous. not only to our city but the thousands of people's lives who are saved by this technology. >> there is also a wgn report saying that chicago public s

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. >>> terror on the tracks in chicago. four people killed in a computer evcomputer train. >>> a wide receiver out of the hospital just days after he was shot in an attempted robbery. how long it could be before he returns to the field. >>> is a storm brewing for the nation's ports? why the battle over automation could lead to a costly strike in a matter of weeks. >>> and the jaws of victory. the two greatest competitive eaters of all time finally settle their unfinished beef and set a world record along way. it's tuesday, september 3rd, "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning, glad you're with me. i'm frances rivera. democrat spent labor day showing support for organized labor. president biden and vice president harris made a rare joint campaign appearance overnight in pittsburgh. they were hoping to win over blue collar workers in critical rust belt states. brie jackson joins us now. good morning. pittsburgh is known as steel city. so what did the president and vice president have to say to the steelworkers there

>> adrienne broaddus in chicago tonight. adrienne, we appreciate that. >>> for millions of americans at the end of this long holiday weekend the most immediate concern may be getting home. and priya sridhar's following a technical issue at a major airport that's causing some delays tonight. priya, what's the latest? >> reporter: that's right, tom. flights at both newark's liberty international airport and orlando's international airport are under a temporary ground delay today. newark's ground delay was the result of a radar issue and orlando's flight delays are because of thunderstorms. tsa anticipated it would screen 17 million passengers from thursday to wednesday of this extended holiday travel period. that's up about 8% from last year. millions of americans are also hitting the road to return home from their labor day travels. experts say this surge in travel can be attributed to gas prices being down almost 50 cents from last year. and if you're planning on driving home from this long weekend but you haven't done so ju

in chicago, cbs investigators found that black women account for 65% of all female domestic violence victims. cbs news chicago investigative reporter, dorothy tucker, takes a deep dive into those numbers and explains why black women may be more targeted by those they love. - i was with this individual for about three years. he was literally a girl's dream. anything you would want in a man. - [dorothy] but 18 months into the relationship, precious wright wishes she'd never met the man she thought was a girl's dream. - is this a good angle? - yeah. - [precious] so these are some of the photos. the bruise on my belly area tussling with me to the ground. - [dorothy] there were also threatening messages. - i had to block him on several phone lines. - [dorothy] and when she didn't respond (camera clicking) the angry ex broke her car windows or showed up for an unwelcome visit. - "precious, let me in. precious, i know you up there. i know you up there (beep)." - [dorothy] in 2023, more than 20,000 women were victims of domestic violence in chicago. and listen to this, 65% of them were black

back to chicago. and he does come back to chicago in august of 1912 in order to hold a party convention. and it's at that party convention that he is going to be nominated as the progressive party candidate. and in a lot of ways, i mean, the progressive party brought together a number of different progressive leaders who were in the republican party, progressive governors, others, progressives who just thought that taft wasn't the right leader for this moment, who really saw in roosevelt's vision of possibility for politics that they hadn't seen before. and so when they follow roosevelt to to the progressive party, that's what they're signing on to. they're signing on to this new politics, this new agenda, this new vision. and it all happens very quickly. there hadn't been a progressive party before. and so it's sort of comes into being over the course of a couple of months and at the august convention, it has it has the feeling of a revival meeting. it has an almost religious fervor because there's s

chicago med tonight at eight, followed by chicago fire at nine, chicago p.d. at ten. and we'll be here. bay area 11. next on nightly news, an explosion inside of a courthouse in santa barbara county. what? witnesses heard the suspect say before an explosive went off and injured six people. tom llamas joins us next with nightly >>> tonight, hurricane helene gaining strength, expected to slam florida as a major category 4 storm. helene rapidly intensifying as it closes in on florida's gulf coast and its capital, tallahassee. set to become the most powerful hurricane to hit the u.s. in two years. life-threatening storm surge up to 20 feet. states of emergency in florida, georgia, and the carolinas. mandatory evacuations, miles of traffic as the race to get out is on. al roker standing by with the new track. >>> also breaking tonight, the ied exploding at a california courthouse. six injured. a suspect in custody. deputies pinning him down as he screamed at the top of his lungs. what was his motive? >>> the deadly bus hijacking in los angeles. a gunman leading

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the democratic convention in chicago. it is about 90 minutes. >> we are excited to get this excited. i have the great pleasure to bring up an honored guest. she has the first openly trans-black woman appointed a public office in cook county. she is the first to serve on a board of reclamation district in the u.s. you all have to keep clapping. maybe you did not hear what i said -- the first lack trans woman to have those positions. she is a lifelong social justice advocate. she started her professional career serving as a youth outreach coordinator at the midwest's largest lgbtq community center. i am so excited to welcome to this stage this commissioner, precious brady davis! ♪ >> good afternoon, everyone. how is everyone doing today? welcome to chicago. i am so glad you are here. before i get started, how low, how low and thank you for being here. before i get started i want to acknowledge my husband, miles brady davis. and my daughter, zane. people don't realize the sacrifices that your family takes on when you run for

doesn't chicago need all the policing it can get? >> community engagement is a big piece that a lot of politicians are battling. we have pod cameras and license plate readers and body-worn cameras that the city is pouring dollars into. i'm not saying to take those away, those assist our officers to do their jobs we muft not defund police, fund them with crucial technology that will assist with their jobs. we're supposed to have 13,000 officers, we're down with 2000 officers. with the statistics of gunshots and rampant crime, we need solutions like this and many more that will assist officers to do a great job like they do each and everyday. >> todd: well said. mayor johnson called it walkie-talkis on a stick. they allow police to communicate. that is an odd criticism like he doesn't want police communiccommu communicating to solve crime. senior meteorologist janice dean with the fox weather forecast. >> janice: start with the northeast, we have a coastal low not going anywhere and it could bring showers here and there, along the coas

a shooting on a train in chicago, usa, killed four people.shooting in a separate dugon and simultaneously with the movement of the train data the american police arrested a suspect and seized a weapon. in another shooting in the united states, a gunman targeted the participants of the indigenous protest in new york. five people were injured in this shooting, two of them are in serious condition. every year, more than 40,000 people in the united states die from gunshot wounds. australia's budget deficit in the 3 months ending june this year increased by 4.4 billion dollars to 10.7 billion dollars , according to the statistics office of this country , the largest budget deficit in the last 6 years of this country was is counted exports are also about four and four tenths percent. decreased, the main reason for which was the decrease in the price of iron ore coal. china has set up the largest offshore wind turbine in the hanian coastal region. these 20 mw turbines were built and commissioned by ming yang smart energy company. these wind turbines

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and then now we sort of like, uh, he was in chicago. i was in washington, dc. and then uh, i would, you know, read all said all i see on the news and then you got into politics up there became a state senate there. um, we weren't really like the ones in chicago during your staying all day in my opinion, washington dc. and uh sony by sony. you'd be to him the, you know, you got into politics or, uh, i didn't see too much of a change. so when i, when he invited me to his wedding. so that's when we came back to such a data. he had a lot of friends, it was a big bash. and for me to just i'm, i'll just uh, happy to be with him and support him and once he was doing and that was it. the next uh uh, lovely time that uh we connected was uh when i called him about my aunt in boston and told him about how she was having a hard time. and we had a, an odd you minutes. and then from then on that thing soto likes, uh, we drifted apart. so this is after 1992 uh, after i was wondering, i think you're going to have it, i sorry about another time back in the band. and so that he

i live in chicago.ady for the big nbc football game. we will start in chicago. what do we got? >> we're doing dogs in a blanket. okay. so i love to char dogs. so i want to get a little bit of a sear on those dogs. then what we will do is wrap them in a puff pastry. lay it out and cut it into about rectangles that are five by four inches. let's come down and build something. >> very easy to do. >> okay. you want to help me layer this on? okay. you want me to put a little bit of a pickle wedge there. perfect. i like a kosher dill. you have to stay strong with a kosher dill mustard. there we go. i love a little sport pepper. yeah, just a little line right on top. just like you are building a hot dog. the beauty of this is you do this ahead of time. you pop it in the fridge. when your guests get there, pop these in the oven and they're ready. >> not just a little cocktail weenie bite. this is a meal. >> is that your dog in a blanket there? you're good with that? >> i love it! >> insane! >> already built in

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chicago white sox series. >> another day for sports in the bank after. could. you were telling me earlier a family member was honored at the emmys. yeah, did. i didn't know that when i ask about the emmys, right? yeah. my mom's first cousin means kenny patterson, my late cousin. he passed away about 6 weeks ago. probably but he was a longtime camera operator for steve harvey shows he did movies in hollywood. so it was nice that the israelis honor and yeah, that's lovely. thanks for joining us. everybody will see joining us. everybody will see you this week. ♪♪ irresistibly smooth milk chocolate. from the lindt master chocolatier. ♪♪ lindor. ♪♪ made to melt you. ♪♪ and now, discover a new non-dairy lindor. made with oat milk. made to melt you. in the aftermath of a blockbuster presidential debate. both parties scramble to find their footing in a remade landscape with just 7 sunday's to go until election day. what's the state of the race? it's no surprise that the discussion of immigration has yet again turne

le diremos en cÁnto se vendÓ la mansÓn de la estrella del balocesto michael jordan en chicago, despÉsmbÉn aviÓ a las autoridades, quienes localizaron a la niÑa de solo ocho aÑos que haÍa conducido el auto de su madre hasta una tienda target. la poliÍa dijo que la menor ya esÁ sana y salva en su hogar. tras pasarse una Écada en la lista de casas en venta, la mansÓn del legendario michael jordan de chicago finalmente tiene nuevo dueÑo... la casa de mas de 32 mil pies cuadrados en highland park se vendio por 14.8 millones de dolares... bastante menos de los 29 millones de Ólares que peÍa el astro de la nba tiene nueve dormitorios y 15 cuartos de baÑo y medio. una cancha de baloncesto, una enorme piscina y el Úmero 23 a la entrada y asi llegamos al final con las noticias mas importantes a esta hora quedese aqÍ en univisÓn, a continuacÓn univisÓn, a continuacÓn contacto deportiv”. ¿te acuerdas del chico del que te platiqué? ¿sí te llevó al cine? ¿cómo te fue? súper incómodo. no vuelvo a salir con él. ¿tan mal estuvo? entonces, estás embarazada.

continuamos con la semana 12 de la nfl, chicago contra houston. con ustedes. esto es lo mÁs destacado en materia deportiva. los vikingos de minnesota recibieron a los 49 de san francisco, vencieron 23 a 17, los de minnesota mantienen su invicto desde la pretemporada y el prÓximo recibirÁn a los houston. los raiders suman su primer victoria de la temporada ante los de baltimore, con esto pierde su segundo partido consecutivo y ahora los de las vegas recibirÁn a las panteras de carolina. y cerramos el domingo con el Último partido, los houston texas ben finello 19 3 a los de chicago, es la primera derrota para chicago, ahora los tejanos enfrentaran a los vikingos. los padres de santi comenzaron cuatro cargas a tres a los gigantes de san francisco. se corro el gran premio de azerbaiyÁn, checo pÉrez en el cuarto puesto, la mitad de carrera por ferrari liderada hasta que oscar piastri terminÓ por llevarse la victoria. verstappen sigue en la cima. esto fue lo mÁs destacado en materia deportiva, un gusto ver esta con ustedes, buenas noches. >> si quiere

, the european leadership network gets its money, from an office based in illinois quite close to chicago in in in illinois, that office is headed by a man called david seegel who's actually career israely diplomat, for his work, mr. seigel gets paid in excess of 340, excuse me, 350,000, $350,000 per annum. "the europe the european leadership network was set up by few men, as far as far as i understand, they're all men who had spent many years working for the pro israel lobby in the united states, and quite clearly they are trying to replicate." the tactics of the pro israel lobby in the united states and to use them in europe, one one of its main activities is to arrange for politicians to go on what are effectively junkets or propaganda trips to the middle east, and it it it does, it spends a huge amount of time and money on organizing such trips, it has continued organizing such... in iraq and afghanistan, colonel richard kemp? well, he's not just the former head of british forces in afghanistan, is he? i mean, he's a well-known, very prominent christian signist, and he's of course als

, the european leadership network gets its money from an office based in illinois, quite close to chicago in in in illinois that office is headed by a man called david seegle who's actually career israeli diplomat. for his work, mr. seekle gets paid in excess of 340, excuse me, $350,000, 35000 per annum. the europe, the european leadership network was set up by few men, as far as as far as i understand the're all men, had spent many years working for the pro israel lobby in the united states, and quite clearly they are trying to replicate the tactics of the pro israel lobby in the united states and to use them in europe. one of its main activities is to arrange for politicians to go on what are effectively junkets or propaganda trips to the middle east and it it it does it spends a huge amount of time and money on organizing such trips, it has continued organizing such propaganda trips amid the current genocide in gaza. david, david meller, would you say it's significant that elnet works close? with the former head of british forces in iraq and afghanistan richard kemp. well, he's not jus

our first stream from chicago protests was removed on bogus grounds and we were suspended for a week, but amid this political purge, we got into the arena to challenge the media hacks and officials that authorized the gaza genocide. stay posted. next we have the infamous jackson hinkle who also complained about censorship, youtube specifically, yeah, breaking, youtube has removed all episodes of george galloway's show in which scott ritter or i appeared as guest hosts, bit intense, then he posted the following video of george galloway, see that video, youtube have taken off all mots episodes off their platform. which involves scott rittard or jackson hencle, which is an absolute abuse uh of technical power, uh, it is not something that we can accept, and therefore we're having a meeting with council this week to discuss how we respond to it, so um, also in june, mada, youtube suddenly struck and deleted the entire. sam network channel and its years of content and simultaneously targeted the and deleted the channel of their international coordinator charlotte cates charlotte cates so s

brandon y la embajada de la reina del consulado de mÉxico en chicago. estas que estar aquÍ con el Águila, con la virgen, con el centenario. ambar: el desfile transcurriÓ sin problemas, la ciudad implemento un gran despliegue. la calle 26 abrirÁ paulatinamente. el desfile ha culminado. sin embargo, nuestra gente sigue ansiosa para seguir festejando celebridades. yo soy Ámbar, univisiÓn. felix: felicidades a todos los mexicanos. el inglÉs gallagher y al argentino se estrenÓ como goleadores en el atlÉtico de madrid ante un valencia muy pobre. sara con los detalles. sara: amigos de "contacto deportivo", es un gusto estar con ustedes. esto es lo mÁs destacado en materia deportiva .. en la fecha cinco de la liga el atlÉtico de madrid recibiÓ a el valencia.en el primer tiempo gallagher abre el marcador para locales. y la segunda mitad antoine griezmann al 54 puso el 2—0. llegÓ al argentino juliÁn para cerrar con 3—0 final. unos broncos cayeron ante los stiller.suman su segunda victoria y se preparan para recibir a los chargers mientras que bronco se miden ante

i mean, what can you tell us about that chicago based operation? yes, so the people involved in the friends of the european leadership network, the the the office near chicago that i mentioned few moments ago, are men who've spent decades working for the pro israel lobby in washington, they they include people like larry huchberg. larry hawkburg is the head of the friends of the idf, which as its name suggests, is an organization that run that raises funds for the israeli military, the same israeli military that is now committing a genocide in gaza, it is an that by definition shows you where it's is coming from, by no stretch of the imagination can the european leadership network be considered soft or liberal or moderate organization, it is an organization that quite explicitly supports israel's crimes against humanity. why does the european union have such close relations with an organization that literally supports the the slaw? of palestinian children. david, i mean, the elnet also took lord walney, also known as john woodcock a trip to occupie

viviana: los usuarios de la lÍnea azul del sistema de metro de chicago aun estÁn conmocionados por ele ellos hombres y una mujer. las vÍctimas recibieron impactos de bala mientras dormÍa, revelaron las cÁmaras de seguridad. tres de los asesinados fueron identificados como adriÁn collins de 60 aÑos, y margaret miller, de 64. >> ¿dÓnde estÁ la seguridad? reportera: hoy la fiscalÍa formulÓ cuatro cargos contra el hombre de 30 y 4 aÑos de edad seÑalado como el responsable de abrir fuego contra las vÍctimas. >> [habla en inglÉs] reportera: una llamada al 911 alertÓ a las autoridades sobre el tiroteo, que en minutos respondieron a la escena del crimen. las vÍctimas no tenÍan relaciÓn alguna con el sospechoso, y aparecerÁn desamparados que dormÍan en el metro. >> me asusta mucho. >> estÁ mal lo que hicieron. reportera: las autoridades calificaron el tiroteo como incidentes aislados, pero usuarios que toman el tren a diario aseguran que los vagones registran desde robos hasta consumo de droga. el alcalde de chicago dijo que estos una tragedia y que hay demasiadas armas sin control en el paÍs.