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ess la única aquí en el área de la bahía en nuestro idioma y con toda la información local.ouston, en texas, donde presuntamente vivió por última vez shamsuddin jabbar, de 42 años, quien es señalado como el autor intelectual del atentado terrorista que ocurrió la madrugada del miércoles en nueva orleans. juan josé rodas nos tiene lo último de estas investigaciones para los residentes de esta comunidad, mayormente musulmana, al noroeste de houston. el regreso del fbi a la casa de shamsuddin. jabbar tomó por sorpresa esta mañana. regresé de trabajar y todavía nos tenían 02:30 esperando afuera para los residentes porque fbi estaba en investigación. y aunque en un comunicado, el fbi dijo que no darán detalles del motivo de su regreso a la vivienda, vimos cómo sacaron de esa propiedad este automóvil nissan de 4 puertas color café, cuyo registro está a nombre de una mujer del área de bomont, lugar donde nació y creció aparentemente. jabbar so scared i think now we're not gonna leave here anymore. nos asustamos tanto que planeamos mudarnos de aquí, nos dijo esta mujer musulmana que

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esto es en el sur d san josé, y lo que sabemos ess qu alrededor de las 07:30 recibieron la llamada ye una camioneta que estaba estacionada en esta zona efectivamente pertenecía a la agencia ice. previamente se habían mencionado otras ubicaciones, pero hasta esta hora de la tarde, la red de respuesta rápida nos ha dicho que no han podido confirmar si los vehículos que vieron en otros lugares de san josé también pertenecen a ice. importante. importante información. gracias, fátima. ahí se conoce si hubo arrestos. cuántos arrestos hubo? hay información al respecto? ya la tenemos. bueno, hoy es el segundo día en el que se vieron a los agentes de ice haciendo alguna actividad aquí en san josé. y según la red de respuesta rápida, pues no tienen confirmación de algún arresto. el día de ayer. domingo, pero sí de hoy, hay al menos una persona fue arrestada y ellos también señalan algo importante, y es que tanto lo que han visto ayer como hoy, pues los agentes de inmigración están yendo tras personas en específico con órdenes de deportación. le pregunté al consulado general de méxico en san jo

mi consuelo ess mi familia, mis hijos, pero especialmente estos pequeñas almas que venían a este colegioándolos en todo momento. y amigos, esta es la realidad que se vive en esta parte de california, en donde los incendios siguen quemando, siguen destruyendo y las autoridades no descansan tratando de de que ustedes edan tener todo de vuelta en la realidad. así que estamos con ustedes y gracias por por tu tiempo. lamentamos mucho lo que aquí se está viviendo. continuamos con más en los estudios. muchas gracias. que sin duda cada una de las hectáreas destruidas tiene millones de historia detrás. y bueno, lo bueno también dentro de todo esto es que la ayuda sigue llegando de distintas partes del mundo, incluyendo a los bomberos mexicanos. de hecho, el gobernador newsom anunció que los bomberos de méco se dirigen a los Ángeles para ayudar en la lucha contra las llamas del incendio iron. vamos a enviar un equipo de apoyo a los Ángeles un. un equipo solidario que está, está conformado por combatientes de incendios forestales de conafor y parte del equipo. ya llegó. el gobernador agradeció el a

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to the extent that you think we're not supposed to play this ess game of ping-pong where applicants get shuttled back rth d the agency gets shuttled back and forth between its own decision and the courts, you say that would be an idle formality,n't need to engage in it. buare ght, and i think you would be a huge burden to reconsider a handful of applications. with respect to what we are saying, we know what the agencies igog to say. justice barrett: thank you. ckson?justice roberts: justice justice jackson: the statute plainly requires applicant's to evaluate harms. can you speak to why flavored e-cigarettes are more harmful than unflavored, from the government's perspective? mr. gannon: the chief risk, and this was well before the marketing denial order here, with reso flors, is in the 2020 guidance with the fda sais ccerned about the extraordinary popularity of uth.ored e-cigarettes with researchong own that flavors increased youth appeal of t procts, and evidence accumulates further confirming that youth are particularly attracted to flors are strong driver for youth use. justice jac

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different, ais aeally low likelihood you could be something different that ituld isgointo be the idle and ess rmality that the rule of prejudicial error keeps the courts from engaging in here. justice kagan: and maybe just out of curiosity, why did into -- why didn't the agcyust do with respect to each of these applications -- this marketing s no different from 100 other youth marketing plans have seen and none of them are sufficient for the following boilerplate reasons. mr. gannon: the record doesn't get into that full to just has the footnote. tha it just has the footnote- doesn't really get into that. itust has the footnote. what the footnote saysey are doing it for the sake of efficiency, and we know the fda isderi a big backlog of applications that had piled up at that point. the other side in the amicus briesays it was a million-plus product that the fda was eval at ce. i think that's a little bit of an eatioof what the landscape was at the time because a singlecantould apply for tens of thousands of produconceuch that the first tranche of decisions that were made wee around when these

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>>ess esn't care about what's on tiktok or by the expression. they're not saying tiktoto stop.saying that tnese have to stop controlling tiktok so it's not a direct burden on the expression at all. congress is fine with the expression. they're fine with a foreign adversary, as they've determined it is, gathering all this information about the 1 million people who use tiktok. >> chief justice, if i may, let me separate where you started, which is the content separation and the data security of it. >> i'm not talking about the content manipulation. i'm talkingbo the content harvesting. >> when you say that -- >> the information, using whatevorithms they want that has access to the personal information or at least information that is not ready lip available about 170 million ericans and whether they're going to use it in 10 or 15 years, when those grow up and have different jocks in dit places or whether they're going to use it now. th that, as i look at the congnal record is what congress is concerned about. not about the fact that it is available. as i sai the remedy is just som

blunt rochester: it was recently started and time is of the esse did you think the canal authority considered the obviou impacts from drought and its pl? >> one of the complaints we've sheard from container shippers that export mostly goods and others because of market conditions or actually parishability of the products, which is what you mentioned. however, they're on a container ship and most of the goods on the container ship are less time sensitive. when they did have to ration these slots, it was a bidding process and the highest bidder got the first slot, got the less of a delay. the challenge there is every kind of commodity, every ship was bidding so liquid natural gas, which all the cargo of that ship is both extraordinarily valuable and very, very -- i mean, it's out -- you're losing volume every delay so they would far outbid the container shippers. whether or not there's something that can be done specifically to help, it does remain a large concern. how do we figure out these agricultural shippers -- thank you. i wish i had a better answer. >> i know my time has run out and i wa

>>ess concludes that this particular enty is the worst and happens to be an entity involved with speech. >> the only provision you is one that says this company has to shut down beca data security. i would have a diffeet of arguments. i think it would still implicate the first amendment particularly whu have strong evidence that they were being targeted in part at least because of their speakers and speech. >> you are chainthe hypothetical by injecting congressional coer >> i will put that to t se. >> your gument would be equal prot? i would still be saying that precedent makes clear that where the law disproportionately burdst a speaker, we have to use scrutinuss it out. the asserted interest is in data security. i have a couple arguments over whatever form of scrutiny you wanted to apply. i would say first th that law is dramatically underinclusive because it categorically exempts e-commerce app that this record shows have comparable ties to >> you say this is not like the other case primarily because divestiture requires the new company to cease using the algorithm. >> at no, i think

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