delgado. anyone who has watched television the past couple months has been inundated with ads from both sides. the ones that have drawn the most attention, even national attention, where they highlighted mr. delgado's rap album released in 2007. some of the ads highlight lyrics in the songs that touch on social issues, including the use of the n-word. mr. delgado, the question is do you think the ads are race baiting? mr. delgado: the ads are unfortunate and this between climate that is divisive and ugly. we can do better. what we have seen is a way for cooperation -- i'm happy to know -- note that local publications pulled the ads and clergy members denounced the ads. a doctor publicly apologized for his involvement and called me. and former congressman chris gibson noted a regrettable tone of the ads. we have to get beyond this if we want to solve problems, if you want to deal with the issues i talked about in terms of health care and access to capital and income inequality. we need to get t

against antonio delgado. they face each other in a debate focusing on health care, deficits, and the disappearance of the saudi journalist,'t. their vases listed as a tossup -- race is listed as a tossup. ♪ >> the winner of a new york state emmy. this is a new york now special edition. the 19th congressional district debate. ♪ welcome to the special edition of new york now. i am matt ryan. this is brought to you by wmht-tv and the times union. we welcome our viewers as well as those of you tuning in on ws cagey. thank you for joining us. without further ado, it is time to welcome our candidates. it is ok to apply this one time. [laughter] [applause] we have asked audience members to refrain from clapping from now on so we can hear as much as possible. i will be the moderator and i am joined by three journalists. starting from the times union, political reporter. now publicew york editororker and a senior for news at the times union. he will be monitoring questions on social media. if you want a chance to have

delgado. >> mr. delgado, who do support for speaker in 2019?>> i have not finished my report and dump into until i'm in office. >> do i get a follow-up on that? >> share, 20 seconds. >> -- is laughable. nancy pelosi has laid out her agenda appeared if they were in control shall be speaker of the house again and her agenda is higher taxes, regulations that crush the upstate economy and that's why we should elect me instead of mr. delgado. >> the 2019 federal deficit is projected to approach $1 trillion national debt is more than $21 trillion despite a strong economy currently. as the country to cut spending or raise taxes to achieve a balanced budget? >> with the country has to do is do away with the tax bill that added a trillion and a half dollars on the backs of working and middle-class folks. since the congressman has been in office, the deficit has learned 32% in the last 11 months from 600 to almost $900 billion. what happened to fiscal responsibility and conservatism. it is gone by the wayside. the congressman spoke about the big bill and

delgado was ad 49-44 lead. is striking thing about that that there are very few voters undecided, but that could still turn out. features of the race was about mr. delgado and his music past. can you describe to our viewers about that? guest: absolutely. there is some dark money ads from republicans -- republican-favored groups that favor republicans in congress that are doing independent expenditures that highlight that tony delgadillo had a prior, fledgling rap career. i don't think you could call it a rapper, but he put out a wrap album, and you hear as all over the state, detailing that in plain clips from the songs john faso has brought up the fact that he uses rough language, which is par for the course for rap music, but antonio delgado areorters said those racially-motivated attacks. andnio delgadillo is latino african-american, and a lot of the rap music's lyrics had to do , freedom, andnt fighting back, and he said the message is still what he stands by today. john faso has been hitting him for the co

i'm antonio delgado. i was raised to believe you're supposed to love your neighbor. >> but president trump hasn't always been such a big fan of kanye. remember this? >> i'm really happy for you. i'm going to let you finish. but beyonce have one of the best videos of all time. >> well, donald trump told tmz that kanye's behavior was gusti disgusting, adding, quote, he couldn't care less about beyonce, it was grandstanding to get attention. when you remember president barack obama's reaction to kanye? >> why would he do that? >> he's a jackass. >> interesting. there is something that trump and kanye have in common. they've both been criticized by barack obama.

. >> big-city rapper antonio delgado supports their radical government takeover of health care. we can't afford big-city liberal antonio delgado. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> he's working to infiltrate congress. he's used three different names to hide his family's ties to terrorism. it's a risk we can't ignore. >> those are the ads. the second one, xenophobic. that is a congressman who is speaking chinese because he was trying to make a statement -- i'm not sure what he was speaking. but his statement was -- >> it was korean. >> i'm sorry, sorry. korean, to say that he was hoping there was peace. not anything about jobs. >> diplomacy, yeah. >> and to suggest that that's what it was about is disgusting. as far as the first one, basically what they're saying is, that black guy, that city guy, because he rapped at one point, he's going to stand for radical takeover of your health

i am in the district with delgado. opened it up and i thought it was going to give you information on propositions. what it is is saying things like the republican john faso wants to give guns to the mentally ill and convicted felons, and they want to do away with so many things. it is saying yes, john faso , wants to do that. delgado does not. it is fake news. second, i am on my radio in the car subsequently, and on one of the news stations, it says up new yorkussing city residents to vote in the 19th district election. they have preregistered 30 days in advance, and this whole thing is phony, and is it is upsetting because it is too late to discern whether things are fake information or not. and i am really upset. pedro: thank you for your call. professor, go ahead. jeanne: i think lee reflects, that is one of the races you talked about, certainly the most watched race in new york state between delgado and the incumbent republican faso, one of the most watched across the country in fact. and these voters and these re

i'm antonio delgado. i was raised to believe you're supposed to love your neighbor. ♪ because there's a war going on but the [ bleep ] ♪ >> with me to talk about what is going on, jelani cobb, staff writer at the new yorker and josh barro, columnist "new york" magazine there are five or six nrcc ads. they're all rapper antonio delgado, big city rapper, antonio delgado hoodie. i don't think it's gotten enough attention. it is like this is the hands ad. this is one of the most racist, obviously racist ads i've seen. >> yeah, i was just going say that but that's in the tradition of the jesse holmes hands ad. >> which is you couldn't get the job in a black man's hands. >> they had to give the job to an affirmative action hire and stoking that kind of resentment. but the curious thing about this is people are trying to replicate the trump playbook so to speak, but trump was able to get away with that against a very well define and not very well liked, very much loathed democratic opponent. and so for the peopl

to nancy pelosi, new york's 19th district. >> paying too much in taxes, antonio delgado will make you play -- pay more. delgado supports radical takeover of health care, to pay for it they would have to double income taxes on every single person in america just like cuomo and pelosi, antonio delgado another big city liberal we can't afford, the nrcc is responsible for the content of this ad. >> host: nancy pelosi in ads. >> guest: for 8 years republicans were able to use president obama and hillary clinton as a foil to beat on and did it, you know, effectively in some years. they are out of the picture, nancy pelosi is what's left. a distant third but some places it may make a difference but, you know, if you're going to ask me for better or worse is this election more likely to be about donald trump or nancy pelosi, it's a lot more likely to be about donald trump than nancy pelosi but in some districts it works but for republicans, i think they've got two different messagesbl for two different groups of people. for the hard-core trump base, tea party, conservative white evangelical c

antonio delgado will make you pay more. he pledged to join nancy pelosi in raising taxes, costing up state families 2700 a year. worse? delgado supports pelosi's radical government takeover of healthcare. to pay for it? they would have to double income taxes on every single person in america. just like cuomo and pelosi, antonio delgado is another big city liberal we can't afford. the nrcc is responsible for the content of this ad >> pelosi in ads? >> yeah, for eight years, republicans were able to use president obama and hilary clinton as a foil to talk about, and did it very effectively for some years. they are out of the picture. nancy pelosi is what's left. it is kind of a distant third, but, you know, some places it may make a difference. but, you know, if you were going to ask me for better or worse is this election more likely to be about donald trump or nancy pelosi? it's a lot more likely to be about donald trump than nancy pelosi. but it's, you know, in some districts, it's -- it works. but for republicans, i think

. >> big city rapper antonio delgado supports the radical government takeover of health care. [ speaking foreign language ] >> he's working to infiltrate congress. he's used three different names to hide his family's ties to terrorism. >> so the big question that we're asking today is, will the politics of fear be a winner for the republican party? joining me now, nbc news national correspondent peter alexander, bloomberg politics national political reporter, sahill kapoor, and tiffany cross. peter, i will start with you. the president was pressed by some of our colleagues yesterday on a few of these false comments he's made over the past few days. here was his response. >> going to the middle of the caravan, take your cameras, and search, okay. search. no, no, take your camera, go into the middle, and search. you're going to find ms-13. you're going to find middle

pueden visitar nuestra pÁgina web. ♪ ramÓn: ese fue un reporte de mili delgado.iniciativa en las elecciones de noviembre que pretende eliminar el impuesto estatal por galÓn de combustible. vamos a ver que pasa. un grupo de estudiantes fueron seleccionados por la masa para que la agencia llevarÁ a cabo el experimento hasta el espacio. roberto ruiz tiene la historia. >> para estas jovencitas no existe un lÍmite. lograron que su experimento de micro gravedad fuera analizado en la nasa. >> nunca se puede olvidar. estamos bien orgullosos. >> marÍa forma parte del grupo que no solamente enorgullece al valle y su escuela sino tambiÉn a sus padres originarios, de jalisco y mexicali. dice que el experimento de las estudiantes jamÁs se habÍa realizado anteriormente, y consistÍa en germinar semillas de brÓcoli en el espacio. en agosto de este aÑo las jÓvenes descubrieron que en el espacio no solamente crecieron mÁs rápido. >> mejor, porque era durante 21 dÍas. creciÓ mejor la del espacio. >> el grupo estarÁ presentando su experimento en washington. llevando en alto el nombr

[ cheers and applause ] justin peck, patricia delgado!rom philadelphia, pennsylvania. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow. bye-bye, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- kenan thompson, from nbc's "the good place", actress jameela jamil, a performance from the broadway hit, "mean girls", featuring the 8g band with daxx nielsen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] this is fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. while answering questions about supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh's drinking

[ cheers and applause ] justin peck, patricia delgado! catch the national on tour now.irginia. barbara trumpstock agrees. voting with trump 98 percent of the time. jennifer wexton believes healthcare is a right ... and successfully fought to expand medicaid in virginia. "i'm jennifer wexton and i approved this message... because change is coming." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to megan mullally, nick offerman, post malone, the nationa [ cheers and applause ] justin peck, patricia delgado! and the roots, right there, from philadelphia, pennsylvania. [ cheers and applause ] ay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow. bye-bye, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- kenan thompson, from nbc's "the good place", actress jameela jamil, a performance from the broadway hit, "mean girls", featuring the 8g band with daxx nielsen. ♪ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentleme

enfrentaron antes de el inicio de una nueva protesta es que se han decretado ilegales tienen permiso marÍa delgadoultaron heridas. los manifestantes se resguardarÁn en un supermercado privado rodeados del despliegue policial. y con violencia fueron detenidos uno a uno la policÍa habÍa dicho que no permitiría movilizaciones en la vÍa pÚblica. >> que cualquier e acuerdo a la constituciÓn polÍtica y leyes de nicaragua. >> los artÍculos de la constituciÓn nos permiten movilizarnos. esto es un abuso. marÍa: reconocen el derecho a la reuniÓn pacÍfica. han suspendido las garantÍas constitucionales. >> un estado de decepciÓn. marÍa: pero trabajadores del estado marchan hasta tres veces a la semana, libremente por las calles de la capital y escoltados por la policÍa. >> Éstas marchas son un ejemplo de compromiso con marÍa: sin embargo, el rÉgimen de ortega es responsabilizado por violaciones de derechos. beatriz: y una caravana de migrantes centroamericanos se dirige a mÉxico y estados unidos. salieron el sÁbadoen la madrugada, planean llegar a mÉxico y pedir asilo mientras que otros buscan cruzar la front

marÍa lili delgado tiene los detalles.io y acoso. >> estÁ siendo agredido por un dictador. marÍa: representantes de la comunidad presentaron audios con la supuesta voz el obispo bÁez en lo que llamaron una reuniÓn conspirativas. un segundo audio fue liberado despuÉs por medios de comunicaciÓn dirigidos por hijos de la pareja gobernante. el obispo bÁez, quien estructuran las sagradas escrituras, ha denunciado a rÉgimen ortega y expresÓ que no es responsable de un delito. y que continuarÁ en nicaragua con el ministerio que la iglesia le ha confiado. >> debemos de responsabilizar a la pareja, que a lanzados ataques al seÑor monseÑor. marÍa: como las manifestaciones de los opositores han sido declaradas prÁcticamente ilegales por el rÉgimen de, de orteg, los auto convocados simbolizan los mÁs de 325 muertos que ha dejado esta crisis polÍtica en nicaragua. fÉlix: ahora desde univisiÓn deportes, natalie juÁrez con as ganan la serie mundial de bÉisbol. natalie: muchas gracias. desafortunadamente no iniciamos como las noticias. ot

supera la ventaja la verdad es que agarrÓ muy bien el contraataque contra es dados unidos ahÍ tambiÉn delgado en cÓmo gana con un despeje y una intenciÓn que tiene clara james rodrÍguez llega la jugada donde se termina el gol por la precisiÓn que tienen juan fer para acceder y que el tigre anote el ter cero y su nÚmero 32 en la selecciÓn para hacer el mÁximo goleador de colombia sale carlos baca ingresaba miguel angel borja, se va el tigre falcao. regresamos a san nicolÁs, a continuaciÓn mÉxico contra costa rica. >>estamos todos listos para vivir el partido contra costa rica. realmente una lÍneas-esperemos que den un gran es rectÁngulo, el uk es en casa y por ningÚn motivo va a permitir que se les tape el triunfo ante su gente los esperamos terminando estados unidos contra colombia mÉxico o contra costa rica que me dices del cambio hoy no tuvo un buen partido le ganaron otra vez uno contra uno pero tambiÉn es un muchacho que va a tener mucho proyecto y que puede jugar en esa dosis-sabe defender pero no sabe ponerse en una mala posiciÓn para acortar el pase y es algo que va aprende ver. vamos

john fasopresented by and antonio delgado. guest: john faso is the republican incumbent.is a longtime politician in government in new york. he has held the seat for two years and facing a stiff challenge from antonio delgado, who is an attorney. who just moved back into the district. onis challenging john faso his record on health care in particular and -- to donald trump. leansa district that democratic but it is a 50-50 tossup district. it is close. monmouth university came out with a poll that showed dell got a 49-44 lead, which there are few voters still undecided but that could turn that election. aboutone feature was antonio dell gato, his music past. can you describe that? adst: there are dark money groupspublican favored -- groups that favor republicans in congress that are doing independent expenditures that highlights antonio bell gato -- career -- i do not think you could call it a career. you he -- here at all the time detailing that clip from the songs. john faso brought up the fact he uses rough language, which is par for the course for rat music. -- rap mus

son descritos como latinos hombre de 20 aÑos, delgado y moreno, la mujer 35 aÑos con sobrepeso y cabello >>> son ahorros que a hicimos tanto sacrificio para tenerlo. >>> la autoridad reparte volantes para alertar a residentes sobre sospechoso que ingresÓ a una vivienda, luego se dirigiÓ a la recÁmara se tomÓ fotografÍas de sus genitales y dejÓ una nota a la propietaria de la casa. >>> no mÁs es aed vdvertencia d que va a hacer y sÍ, da miedo. >>> segÚn la policÍa recopilaron huellas y adn en la vivienda que compararan con subase de datos y tambiÉn buscan en las cÁmaras de vigilancia de los vecinos, en busca de un rastro de este sujeto. >>> y departamento de estado anuncio en su pÁgina web que hoy arrancÓ sorteo de visas 2020, lliett botello nos cuenta mÁs. >>> el programa de visas de diversidad ha existido desde los 90 hoy comenzÓ periodo de inscripciÓn y se estima que mÁs de 10 millones participe pero el gobierno elejirÁ al azar 50 mil. >>> personas que escojan, tienen derecho a tener una residencia en estados unidos y entrar legalmente y vivir aquÍ permanentemente. >>> el presidente tr

we can't afford big-city liberal antonio delgado. >> host: can you expand? they refer to a big-city wrapper. why is this an issue in this campaign? >> he had a brief carrier as a rapper and also a rhodes scholar, went to harvard so fairly well accomplished gentleman but they are using that against him to argue he does not fit with this district which is part of the hudson valley, a little more upstate. the argument is he is not one of us, there are racial undertones as voters have suggested in some of these ads, whether that resonates with voters is yet to be determined, i want to bring up a point about the tax plan, people are talking about it, not so much hearing republicans talk about their tax plan but you are hearing them say democrats are for higher taxes or they didn't support a middle class tax cut and you are definitely seeing that in that ad. >> we saw governor cuomo come up. >> claudia tenney's reelection in the neighboring 22nd district, a lot of governor cuomo as well, sheldon silver, they are used to hearing not so much for a national audience

marÍa lili delgado tiene algunas reacciones.s presos polÍticos. marÍa: fueron detenidos en julio pasado por paramilitares. son jÓvenes que participaban en las protestas contra el rÉgimen de daniel ortega. esta semana otro universitario de managua fue orado por grupos armados encapuchados despuÉs de participar en un plantÓn de protesta donde llamaron a la desobediencia estudiantil ya que las autoridades universitarias convocaron al reinicio de las clases pero el rÉgimen sostuvo que ha venci enrique: la llamada guerra contra las drogas en mÉxico ha tenido resultados desastrosos a los derechos humanos en ese paÍs. asegura que la presencia de las fuerzas armadas en tareas policÍacas en varias ciudades mexicanas ha derivado en grandes abusos contra civiles.. alejandro madrigal nos amplÍa. alejandro: son prÁcticas violatorios de derechos humano-- en el artÍculo, representante de la organizaciÓn en amÉrica latina escribe que una de las preguntas mÁs espinosas que enfrentarÁ en tres manuel lÓpez obrador es quÉ hacer con las fuerzas arma

i'm antonio delgado. i was raised to believe you're supposed to love your neighbor. >> but president trump hasn't always been such a big fan of kanye. remember this? >> i'm really happy for you. i'm going to let you finish. but beyonce have one of the best videos of all time. >> well, donald trump told tmz that kanye's behavior was gusti disgusting, adding, quote, he couldn't care less about beyonce, it was grandstanding to get attention. when you remember president barack obama's reaction to kanye? >> why would he do that? >> he's a jackass. >> interesting. there is something that trump and kanye have in common. they've both been criticized by barack obama. okay. so the truth here is pretty simple. this is about more than just rap. it's about race. >> when kanye came out very strongly a number of months ago, something happened. my polls went up like 25%. nobody's ever seen it like -- he's got a big following in the african-american community. >> so when the president parades kanye in front of the cameras

antonio delgado is preexisting conditions are important to me. those are literally the two campaigns that are being run right now. >> right. look at stacey abrams in georgia. you have brian kemp slow motion stealing an election. she is talking about health care. he is just making up whoppers. i think part of the frustration that so many democrats feel, because right now the republicans are using this buzzword of civility, and the democrats aren't being civil. we're comparing apples to steak. democrats yelling at you while you're eating in your ethnic restaurants saying shame on you for taking away our health care is not the same as pipe bombs and tiki torches and republicans wholesale threatening children, women, you know and communities. >> there is also the fact, jennifer, they sold themselves on the tax cut. they pulled the wool over their own eyes. they thought it was going to sell. >> yes. and they did the same with repealing obamacare. they thought that was going to sell too. imagine, imagine taking away health care and giving tax breaks to

. >> i mean, look, when we see like across the country, we saw even with the antonio delgado situation, which is him being maligned as a rapper, we saw the comments that andrew gillum just pointed to, we see what's happening in georgia where it seems like it's 1956 all over again. it is impossible for the democratic party to say they want to keep the base, which is overwhelmingly african-american women, committed to the party and to continue along the lines of saying we have to try to appeal to the kind of fabled white working class voter that was never really trump's base of support any way. >> sabrina, i want to play this clip. i found the way andrew gillum handled his race fascinating. the president's approval rating in florida is higher than other places. he would be the first black governor of florida. listen to how he talks about his opponent. take a listen. >> first of all, he's got neonazis helping him out in this state. he's spoken at racist conferences. he's accepted a contribution and would not return to it to someone who referred to the former president of the united he's u

mÁs adelante, nuestro primer corte comercial vamos a seguir delgado contigo sobre este incidente.Ón a travÉs de twitter. "existe un gran enojo causado en parte por la informaciÓn inexacta de las noticias. la "fake news" es emigo de la gent informar de manera precisa y justa. eso harÁ mucho por apagar la llama de la ira." un tweet bastante incendiario que ha levantado muchÍsima polÉmica en las redes sociales. porque nuevamente parece que el presidente trump carga toda su ira contra lo que Él llama noticias falsas o los medios de comunicaciÓn que difunden noticias falsas. carolina: justamente enviando un mensaje fuerte contra del odio y la violencia varios edificios bastante conocidos a nivel mundial han hecho lo mismo. para sus luces por cada una de las 11 vÍctimas de pittsburg el empire state en nueva york, la torre eiffel en parÍs, y hasta en israel en seÑal de apoyo y duelo . borja: las autoridades han interceptado hoy otro paquete sospechoso dirigido a la cadena cnn en atlanta. el presidente de la cadena televisiva dijoque se habÍa interceptado el paquete en una oficina postal

susannah delgado has been sleeping on the ground here for days. >> her son is 11 years old. and she left because of the violence. >> reporter: their journey began more than a week ago in honduras, a planned 2,800 mile trek through central america, mexico and eventually hoping to reach the u.s. border. they clashed with mexican police here, wearing riot shields. some jumped into the river, using rafts to get across. the officers unleashing tear gas. mexican authorities are allowing a small number to pass. they're taken to this shelter. families clustered together. some sleeping on the floor, exhausted. >> gabe, caravans like this occur quite frequently from central america. how is this one different? >> reporter: this one is larger than usual. up to 5,000 my grants made the initial trek from honduras. and this caravan may have seeds of political undertones. >> mexico is letting a few in, slamming the doors to others. this is different, why? >> mexico's president says any aggre be ssors order process. at this point they're allowing 10 or 20 migrants at a time over t border at

i'm antonio delgado. i was raised to believe you're supposed to love your neighbor. you see what they're doing there. that's the republican pac running that, flash images of gang members and drug dealers to portray a nation under siege. >> they don't get it. they talk about -- illegal immigration. nothing happens. we who live here have forgotten. >> perhaps the most odious ad in the entire country, which is saying something in the cycle, comes from duncan hunter, the california congressman indicted for stealing campaign funds. hunter is smearing his opponent as an islamic terrorist sympathizer even though he's a christian born in san diego with secret service security clearance. >> amar -- is working to infiltrate congress. he's used three different napes to hide his family's ties to terrorism. >> he is being supported by cair and the muslim brotherhood. >> it's a risk we can't ignore. >>> joining me now is amir -- are you surprised by the tenor of these ads? >> not at all. i mean, it's fitting with everything else we've seen. honestly, what are we doing as a nation?

delgado has been sleeping on the ground here for days. she says her son is 11 years old and she left he wiel salvador be of violence. >> the trek through central america, mexico, eventually hoping to reach the u.s. border. on friday they clashed with mexican police here wearing riot shields. some jumped into the river using rafts to get across. others burst through the police barrier, the officers unleashing tear gas. mexican authorities are allowing a small number who are seeking refugee status to pass. they're taken to this shelter. families clustered together. some sleeping on the floor exhausted. mexico's president nato insists that aggressors won't be tolerat tolerated. they're let being let in 10 or 20 at a time to be bused to a local shelter where they might be allowed to apply for refugee status. they may have to wait up to 45 days. dare a? >> gabe gutierrez thank you for that report. jonathan allen is joining me and bluebird chief washington correspondent. great to have you both here this morning. >> great to be here. >> jonathan

delgado, noticiero telemundo 48 >>> el huracán michael golpeó a florida más de 400,000 personas sin electricidadn, estoy sin palabras, no tengo donde ir >>> esta es larealidad para muchos cuyas casas fueron destruidas por el huracán michael, era imposible mientras casas y vientos de más de 150 millas por hora se llevaban todo a su paso >>> estaba asustada, la ventana no paraba de temblar, nunca había visto cosa igual, espero que no vuelva a pasar, fue una locura. >>> el asombro y la ficción de las personas al ver por primera vez esta devastación era palpable, se trataba de sus autos, negocios y casas, lugares que suelen visitar y vías que acostumbra transitar, esta mañana irreconocible. pero aún en medio de la de gracias, toda por la que estar agradecido. >>> pero vamos adelante, es lo principal. todo lo material va y viene. lo principal es la vida. >>> se dio a conocer el vídeo en que un hombre dispara contra un hombre afroamericano que toca a su puerta. el joven se encontraba perdido, se aproxima a la residencia del hombre a pedir ayuda, en ese momento el dueño sale con una escopeta y le dispa

congressional district were republican representative john faso is seeking a second term against antonio delgado. they face each other in a debate focusing on health care, deficits, and the disappearance of the saudi journalist,'t. their vases listed as a tossup -- race is listed as a tossup. ♪ >> the winner of a new york state emmy. this is a new york now special edition. the 19th congressional district debate. ♪ welcome to the special edition of new york now. i am matt ryan. this is brought to you by wmht-tv and the times union. we welcome our viewers as well as those of you tuning in on ws cagey. thank you for joining us. without further ado, it is time to welcome our candi

he is going up against antonio delgado.epublicans are attacking the democrat for his past as a wrapper. that has plays a huge part in their attacks. this one could come down to the wire. host: thank you for the setup, here are the ads. tumor.ve a brain i was kicked off insurance. . need you i promise that we will not take this away from you. >> this bill passed by one vote. this razor thin margin is going to throw millions and millions of sick people out in the cold. >> house majority pack is responsible for this advertising. city politicians are crushing upstate families, just like nancy pelosi and governor cuomo, big-city wrapper antonio delgado supports their takeover of health care. the cost, $32 trillion. to pay for it they have to double everyone's income taxes. just like walmart and pelosi, antonio delgado supports it. higher taxes, crippling debt. we cannot afford big-city liberal antonio delgado. can you expand on that a little bit? they refer to him as a big-city rapper. guest: he had a brief career as a rapper, b

what is delgado hiding?ate employer-paid coverage, forcing us all into a government system, putting washington bureaucrats in charge. >> it's good to have campaigns that are not about policy, if when it's over, they follow that and say this issue was litigated, this is what the people want. naive of me? >> in the next two years, we will bebarelying ibarrelling. >> democrats ran from obamacare and they give it a hug this time. see you back here this time tomorrow. wolf starts after a quick break. when i was shopping fothe choice was easy. i switched to geico and saved hundreds. excuse me... winner! that's a win. but it's not the only reason i switched. hi! geico has licensed agents who i can reach 24/7. great savings and round the clock service? now that's a win-win. winner. winner. yay me! oh, hi! good luck. switch to geico®. it's a win-win. ato be there... for the good. and not so good. for the mundane. the awe-inspiring. the heart racing. the heart breaking. that's what life is all about... showing up. unl

para saber por quÉ se quedan aquÍ, nos acompaÑa cuan delgado, uno de -- juan delgado, uno de los inmigrantesdo con las madres y los niÑos. decidimos darnos el dÍa de hoy para negociar con el pueblo de oaxaca y autoridades de la ciudad de mÉxico para ver si nos pueden brindar medios de transporte. a las siete y meternos en la reuniÓn entre todos los lÍderes para poder dialogar con las personas competentes del estado de oaxaca. salvador: muchas gracias por esta entrevista. como pueden escuchar, todavÍa estÁn organizÁndose y están tratando de llegar a la ciudad de mÉxico. para eso es lo que estÁn viendo ellos, el apoyo de tener el transporte. por eso, miles de migrantes norteamericanos que van rumbo a los estados unidos. estamos en vivo y regresamos contigo. carolina: gracias por la informaciÓn. muchos particulares han estado ofreciendo transporte, sobre todas las madres de familia que vienen solas caminando hace dÍas. una contradictoria cadena de tuits marcar ya el a dios para el polÉmico artista quiere -- kyane west. no deja muy claro sus intenciones. en otro tweet dice que tiene abierto los

and megan scott also for joining a convening of the commission and joe king was there, along with delgado community college and shawn corbin. so it was a very nice meeting, very productive. and we had people from the public sector, private sector, education and community-based organizations. and that -- just to be a little informal to say that i think that san francisco public utilities commission sets a nationwide example for excellent work force development programs, including the bay work consortium and reaching out to community-based organizations. this is a template, i think, that can be used really around the country. and that other people can learn from, perhaps from the systematic infrastructure and steps done in new orleans, like the canal closures system. this is part of an emerging water quality scholars program that i run a number of times in different venues, boston, new orleans, and other projects similar to that in san francisco, to engage members in underrepresented communities. alberta lima and the boston office of work force development once told me that you cannot be wh

. >> that ad, the rncc delgado ad, the other two are the local campaigns. they should pull that ad, if you're asking me. michelle goldberg, josh barro, thanks for being with me tonight. that is "all in" for this evening. >> while now details are out about the federal judge as a young man, new reporting tonight that the fbi may be close to wrapping up its investigation without interviewing chief kavanaugh accuser dr. ford. >>> and the "new york times" with a blockbuster piece of reporting today months in the making. the headline "trump engaged in suspect tax schemes as he reaped riches from his father" as "the 11th hour" gets underway on a tuesday night. well, good evening once again from our nbc headquarters here in new york. day 621 of this administration. as we go on the air tonight, the united states senate could soon have the results of the fbi follow-up investigation into sexual assault accusations against supreme court nominee and sitting federal judge brett kavanaugh. it was first reported by the "new york times" and confirmed by nbc news that the re

my name is maureen delgado and i live on belvedere street in the home across from 575 belvedere. it's my family home. i'm familiar with both of the houses that are being discussed this evening. while i appreciate the applicant's proposed improvements to the front their homes and the need to remodel and add space to their existing house to accommodate future needs, i'm also concerned about the impacts that it will have on the cuberick's homes for the improvements which will impair the enjoyment of their home and yard. based on the plans, the addition in the back of the residents at 575 belvedere would reduce the amount of sunlight and reduce the visual impairment to the cuberings sricks because of the. they're the only other single family residents on that side of belvedere street. the home is the shortest length compared to all of the other properties on the block of belvedere. the other house adjacent is a multi--storey house, which extends further. if the other side is extended, it's going to create an issue where they're going to be walled in on both sides of their yard. i thi

you have my application and i'm replacing rebecca delgado who served on the graffiti board and did a great job and supported them. she retired and so for the last few weeks i have been working with the graffiti board and we currently are doing some public service announcements for the graffiti board. we will have that ready for the huddle on the 17th of this month. but i'm real excited about replacing rebecca and i hope that i can do as good a job as she did. and i look forward to having more students involved in helping the city with graffiti abatement. thank you. >> real quick, what do you currently do? >> i'm the vice president of campus safety at the academy of art. >> you work there? >> i do. >> is this an academy of art seat? >> i believe so. >> seat 16, employee or office of a private school or an art school that operates in san francisco. okay. great. any questions from the committee? okay. thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> let's hear from our second applicant, is miss margeaux casillas here? uh-oh. and i know that our third applicant for seat number 8 gregory dillon, is unabl

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