ah, y bueno, finalmente, una entrevista que tiene usted tocante el mural de diego rivera.o, y pues, ha sido el custodio del mural de diego rivera, del más grande que, de los tres que diego rivera hizo aquí, y que está ahora en exhibición en el museo de arte moderno, el moma; él nos va a hablar de qué contiene el panel, eh, digo, los 10 paneles de este mural, pero también sobre la historia y la vida de diego rivera, mientras estuvo aquí en san francisco, que estuvo en dos ocasiones, en 1930, en 1940, y aquí se casó por segunda ocasión, después de haberse divorciado de frida kahlo. damián trujillo: bueno, y es enorme el mural, si vi cómo, lo que se requirió para transportar ese mural de un sitio a otro, es enorme. remedios gómez: es enorme, es el más grande de los que hizo aquí, que hizo 3, eh, consta de 10 paneles, y fue gracias a una participación binacional con apoyo de la unam, que también vean ahí, vamos a subir un video de una entrevista con el que coordinó el equipo de la unam para esta colaboración científica, para trasladar el mural de diego rivera. damián trujillo:

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rivera fox news. today is the deadline for candidates to file to run in the gubernatorial recall election more than 70 candidates. the father paperwork, including former san diegoconer, businessman john cox and reality tv star and olympian caitlyn jenner, however, general will be off the campaign trail for several weeks. she is heading to australia to film celebrity big brother. the two questions that will be on the ballot should the governor be recalled. and if so, who should be the new governor? supporters of governor newsom have formed a new political action committee as the governor faces a recall. a group called the people for a brighter future, held a meeting in san francisco today. several local politicians were there, including state senator scott wiener. he praised the governor for his work in funding, affordable care, childcare, housing and wildfire prevention and more. we're doing the hard work day in and day out under the leadership of our governor, while these people are trying to tear him down, and we need to be clear they're trying to tear him down because he is doing a good job. earlier this week, a judge ruled that newsome cannot be listed as a

san diego, including four structural specialist and it was a particularly heart wrenching day fort rescue crews as the remains of four more people were removed from the rubble today, as madeline rivera tells us one of the victims was a seven year old daughter of the miami firefighter who had reportedly bee on the search and recovery, search and rescue teams. and surfside, florida recovering more victims thursday night, including the seven year old daughter of a miami firefighter, miami dade's mayor says the bodies were found after work stopped for 15 hours because of safety concerns. last night was uniquely different. it was truly different, different. and more difficult for our first responders, officials say the number of people accounted for has jumped to more than 1 that number increasing after detectives removed duplicate names and some people reported missing were found safe, so this is very, very good news, but the humidity and heavy rain continue to make work difficult for first responders. officials are now monitoring the progress of hurricane elsa, which is expected to bring rain and high winds to south florida sunday night, governor rhonda santa says contingency plans are