that's interesting, gabriel. because you know stevie brought of it's the public and party. but in the past for public is have done a pretty good job of isolating different groups out. you know, isn't that been the goal of the democrats has actually been unity to kind of get everyone together on the same page. they've been able to do it. does it help when you start segmenting out from a democrat perspective? i don't think so. ultimately, all these issues that we're seeing at the top of the table at the moment are going to affect every american the same way. you see the hispanic americans. the democrats have been making a play here for the last 20 years that hispanic americans and it, while it had been working for some time, the average has a cost of housing and inflation. the price of goods have gone up and skyrocketed the open border law and order and people and every demographic and every, every group are just not having it. because ultimately is scotty when they sit down for dinner. they're seeing there for the prices of goods are going up and they're worried about how th

gabriel: absolutely. thanks, doyle, for the great question. excellent to be joining everybody on his rockstar panel. i am a pollster, so i will try not to bog down too much in specific numbers, but give you a sense of what things look like now. one of the most important opportunities with the stage this large dish in addition to the obvious availing your base -- the contest was good to me -- the rnc seemed to be internally focused on the base of trump voters. the dnc had a feel and plenty of examples of harris and others trying to reach out to moderate voters and independent -- . harris stated she would be the president for all americans, not just those who voted for, multiple times. that was the theme in the emma credit approach to this. the polling data suggest this happen for democrats -- this was an indicator of success. as a small but meaningful percentage of 2020 trump voters moving towards harris following the convention and a growing share of independents. time will tell if the convention bump wil

as on gabriel shifting, gabriel, you were interrupted by me in part one when you were talking about the importance to normal everyday people. if people don't know who julian assange is just knowing vaguely and legal proceedings that have been talked about for 14 years, it was, it was, as you say, the was in iraq and afghanistan. i was talking about this stuff that was destroyed . there was no public interest defense. i knew when a legal scholars, when the bindings justice department in the plea deal told him, you have to destroy some information that hadn't previously unpublished. there was no defense on assigned to the legal team to go. but what if some of it is in the public interest? no, no, no, no, julian, actually one thing the julian did say, during this hearing is that that he didn't realize that the espionage act trumps the 1st amendment. and i think that's clearly, that was a very clear and direct message to everybody out there. what this what this play deal and what this persecution actually means is that, did you go? because in this colonial magistrate, us colonial magistrate

i'm sorry that that's quite something gabriel shifted. congratulations and say hi to julian this on joel. the team of going into your yeah, thank you option. thank you. continued condolences also to those bereaved by u. k. u. s. u, i'm genocide will be back on monday of this week. celebrations of opec plus is venezuela's independence day with the grades that is on your parent bill. and you book referencing julia sanchez. information investigates the u. s. u. k. attempt to destroy the country with the world's largest oil resources until then keep in touch by the social media of it. so extensive new country and how do i channel going? underground tv and rumbled, i'll come to watch new and old episodes of going underground see monday, the as western leaders recklessly talked of escalating the conflict in you. frame european voters has sent the exact opposite message pro war and meets are clearly out of step with voters. and they have been punished for the most people. i know they laser 8 hour job and go home and relax. but i have about 3 or

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soy fan de juan gabriel. me encanta juan gabriel desde niña. desde niña me encanta juan gabriel.a lo largo del día para rendirle homenaje. el hecho de que pasen 8 años no significa realmente nada, porque la admiración sigue presente. y una cosa que yo me he sorprendido muchísimo. vengo cada año, pero cada año reconfirmo que de verdad, como la gente de ciudad juárez le quiere y le respeta. roberto delgado telemundo. esta tarde, a las 05:30, expertos en la salud alertan sobre un aumento en los casos de estrés entre padres de familia, algo que podría perjudicar a sus hijos. y también el departamento de salud de california está haciendo un anuncio. se trata de un nuevo plan como su más reciente intento por terminar con la crisis severa del fentanilo. así que vamos a estar hablando de esto y mucho más al regresar de la pausa. y disfruten. san francisco como que está medio fresco hoy 48. seguimos con más informaciones hablando de esto. el reporte

francine: gabrielle chanel was like a pioneer. and i feel like, when you talk about her, it's also maybe telling a little bit about your story. i mean, you have a unique story. you grew up in -- in a town in india where not many females were educated to a higher level. leena: yes. francine: so what was that journey like? leena: it was a long journey. it is -- i grew up in a small town in the southwest of india called kolhapur. and the world of luxury, refinement, sophistication was very far away from where i grew up. it was a small town like any other. most of my memories of me running barefoot in the town, or having my little bike and riding around. women being ambitious was not the norm. in fact, i remember my mother constantly telling me, "who will marry you, you are so ambitious," and "do you really know what you're going to do with your life?" and so, very limited access to role models, to opportunities. i did engineering after sort of convincing everybody in my family that engineering was good for girls, which was great. it

and assange. gabriel. thank so much for coming on the show. and as video to going underground, i got to ask you, 1st of all, where, where you and you heard the news that the jo biden's justice department had been defeated by a man who had been tortured in london. who we know was the target of assassination attempts by britain and the united states under the connivance of city of stomach, the new k authorities. well, i went to see julian probably around around a month ago. and he did mention to me at that time that there was probably going to be a resolution in down the track, possibly 3 weeks, full weeks time, which i took with a grain of salt at the time of the photo. okay. yeah, let's see what happens. and then about a week, a week before he was put on that jet, i was getting calls from him very excited calls from julian going through all the little bits of logistics that had been set up every day. there was some progress legit getting locked in. he's movement from inside the prison at the very early hou

what are they saying to you, gabriel? the, well, i would estimate there are at least 10000 protesters that are here. you don't see i'm right behind me now, but you will in the next couple of minutes here because they are just about a block down the street. and they are starting to begin their march towards the direction of the united center where the convention is st. mary's come this way with me a little bit and you can just kind of get a sense of how many police are here. uh, but more importantly, i think this is about the protesters and we have been speaking to them all day. and what they have been telling me interviews is that they want a ceasefire number one. but that they also want definitely in, in to arms and military sales to israel. that's very key as well. now this, a protest is organized by over 200 different groups. and like i said, it's just about a block down the street there. and it will be, it will be moving in this direction. it will be moving in this direction in about half a block or so thousands of pe

adelante, gabriel.vin newsom, advirtÓ a los gobiernos locales que si no desmantelan ahora los campamentos de personas sin hogar, el aÑo pÓximo perdeÁn la financiacÓn estatal... la administracÓn de newsom ha gastado Ás de 24 mil millones de Ólares en limpiar campamentos y convertir hoteles y moteles en refugios temporales, entre otras iniciativas para las personas sin hogar. ya esÁ tras las rejas en california un presunto asesino en serie, que no haÍa sido identificado desde la estrangulacÓn de tres mujeres en 1977 en el condado de ventura.... los investigadores siempre creyeron que los tres asesinatos estaban relacionados y finalmente, con la ayuda del adn, resolvieron el misterio que se investigo durante anos.... juan carlos gonÁlez nos informa. la administracÓn de alimentos y medicamentos, fda, anuncio la aprobacion de un nuevo aerosol nasal como alternativa a la inyeccÓn de epipen, que habitualmente se usa para tratar reacciones aÉrgicas potencialmente mortales... el nuevo medicamento, llamado "neffy

se cumplieron ocho aÑos de la partida del gran juan gabriel.uÑeca mÁs famosa del mundo lanzÓ una barbie inspirada en uno de los atuendos que el cantante luciÓ en una de sus presentaciones. >> sabes algo de ello? te buscaron a ti? >> no, no, pero hay un gran equipo que se hace cargo de todo eso. sÍ me dijeron antes. muy orgulloso. muy feliz que estÁn celebrando tambiÉn. >> te gusto?llegÓ la tuya? >> ivÁn la tiene. no la consigo. [risas] >> podrÁn creer que una fans por tomarse la foto del recuerdo tirÓ por accidente la imagen de nuestro querido juan. sus fans esperan aÑo con aÑo el poder recordar a su gran Ídolo. >> de hecho, tenemos desde el dÍa 23 aquÍ. de hecho, tuve una participaciÓn, de interpretaciÓn de juan gabriel. ha sido muy padre la gente, todo. ha sido muy padre. [mÚsica] >> tambiÉn recibiÓ un homenaje en la ciudad de mÉxico. la mejor amiga de juan gabriel acudiÓ con sus rosas amarillas favoritas a garibaldi donde se encuentra la estatua del cantante. >> querÍa estar de charro y a oscar revisaba la cara y yo el cuerpo. ya empezaba a

let's go to a gabriel alexander who has been listening to all of us in the us. so i can go to gabe, not because of buying this done, but he was good to go get. but you've been listening to the speakers that we've been hearing over the last couple of hours or so. is there any indication and obviously they the seattle layer on the representative of seattle and speaking at the moment they held the presidency of the security council at the moment. is there any sense that there is a, any sort of confusion, any sort of movement towards anything actually coming out of this meeting? that could be tangible i had of the scar tops that could be taking place on thursday as well. so there's going to be no vote, there's no draft resolution that's being considered. so in that way know in terms of tangible things that could come out of this meeting. but we knew that going into it. and this, this security council meetings are important to again raise the specter of what is happening in guys and number one and 2, but i'm just going to interrupt you there. i want to go to the secu

thanks so much gabriel. on his on the let's have to john henry. now he's that are now the protests outside the convention center. and gabriel, just describing their sense of tension among protest as once the atmosphere light for you all john it's a dramatic con trash here i am at the poor people's army march. it's about to head shortly toward the united center. but what we have here really is a people speaking about the issues that they're protesting about a lot of the oxygen in his res gets taken up by the republican and the democratic presidential candidates. but there are other candidates who are out here talking about the issues, and some of them are talking directly to the protesters. i have jo stein here, the presidential candidate for the green party and tell me why you came to this particular approach. yes. yeah, so as, as you can hear, going on behind us, we hear testimonies from people who have been marching for actually almost 2 weeks . they have march, almost a 100 miles coming from milwaukee wisconscin to come to the d. n. c, to basic

thank you very much, gabriel. and also i'll just here as end of history joins us on the line now from daryl by the in central gaza. we're hearing about you and official station then now finding it very difficult, they said that they will not be able to deliver aiden. and darrell butler has been severely affected by these evacuation or does right with speaking about 100000 people have been displaced probably more than that. and the un it already issued before today, a warning up to a 1000000 people will not get food aid for august. what is the situation facing palestinians now as well? it's miserable and everyone human a, terry and you and worker is people, journalists, everyone is in a state of panic and frustration. we're talking about more than a 1000000 people in the middle area and those who were squeeze into that. but now you and people are humanitarians and there has been 0 protection for them. and that's why they were on able to continue facilitating and continue their operation . there is no protection for

para decirnos cuÁl es la trayectoria, pasamos con gabriel torres meteorÓlogo. adelante gabriel.odavÍa sigue dejando lluvias en el Área de nueva york y en el Área de boston. en este momento se mantiene con vientos de 35 millas por horas, ya es lo Último que estaremos registrando. como pueden apreciar ya va de salida para el dÍa de maÑana sÁbado se mantendrÁ lejos. vaya que ha dejado bastante precipitaciÓn y que ha causado precipitaciones en algunos puntos. en washington hemos registrado acumulados de 6 pulgadas. cerca de la gran manzana quÉ 3 pulgadas. tambiÉn muy cerca de bÚfalo y cleveland hasta cinco pulgadas. es asÍ como use el panorama. para el dÍa de maÑana condiciones que se mantendrÁn despejadas en el Área de boston y pittsburgh. vÁmonos del otro lado del paÍs, una peligrosa ola de calor sigue afectando a california, fresno llegando a los 100 grados. sea des como san antonio, dallas y houston llegando los tres dÍgitos, vamos a estar pendiente de las condiciones del tiempo. presentadora: algunos aeropuertos sufren retrasos en los vuelos. la empresa de viaje clasificÓ los p

gabriel: por supuesto que no.sos tiempos, te estoy hablando de los aÑos 80 que fue cuando surge el escÁndalo, estaba en la cÚspide de su carrera. mac: sabÍas que josÉ luis rodrÍguez era tu abuelo? >> sÍ, sabÍa desde que Éramos niÑas. desde que tengo uso de razÓn siempre supe que el puma era nuestro abuelo. >> le preguntÉ de que si es era su papÁ y me dijo que si. que Él era nuestro abuelo, eso fue lo que me dijo. >> adonde nosotros Íbamos con mi papÁ, no tenÍa ni siquiera que decir nada. a mi personalmente nunca me gustaba de pronto decir soy la hija de juan josÉ rodrÍguez o mi papÁ es cantante, o el puma es mi abuelo, sin necesidad de uno decirlo la gente lo asume. mac: sus padres se divorciaron cuando esas eran pequeÑas ambas coinciden en que el padre siempre fue presente. >> para el nosotros siempre fuimos sus lÍneas, su tesoro mÁs preciado, hasta el momento que toda la vida nos quiso proteger. mi papÁ en el primer aÑo, y mÁs en fechas especiales. cuando se trataba de cumpleaÑos, del matrimonio de mi hermana, d

gabriel huerta telemundo 48. gracias gabriel. eso es importante.r. así es que bien por ellas. ahora vamos a la pausa. pero al regresar, si usted envía paquetería y correspondencia a méxico, el buró de mejores negocios nos hace recomendaciones para que nuestra entrega sea segura. en la tarde, cuando yo regresé, después del trabajo, yo le le le le hice una llamada, pero ella ya no me contestaba. entonces él es el hijo de una mujer salvadoreña, quien murió tras ser atropellada en san francisco. tenemos la entrevista. promoción de compra a crédito sin intereses. es una oferta muy tentadora, verdad? pero hay varios factores que debemos tomar eenn cuta. domésticos para su hogar seguramente le ofrecen financiar la misma en pagos mensuales y sin intereses, pero mucho cuidado porque esas promociones de venta tienen reglas muy específicas. pueden ser confusas algunas veces. así es miriam, nuestra colega arlen fernández, nos dice cómo funciona este financiamiento y qué tiene que hacer para no acumular el interés. las ofrecen en todas partes, en mueblerías, ti

it has a certain cache that i'm sure gabrielle chanel would have loved.t have you learned about yourself as chief executive? so you were in charge of hr for unilever. it's a massive company. it's hundreds, thousands of employees. i mean, is it different actually being in charge of a company than being in charge of hr? leena: when i was moving to chanel, a mentor told me you're doing a quadruple jump start. so, it's change on so many dimensions. it's public to private. it's fmc to luxury. it's from anglo-dutch to french heritage. i have weekly french classes. so it's been change on all dimensions. luxury is very different for me. some sieges, you know, the preciousness, the rarity. it's not available everywhere. every time. it's the balance between timeless quest for new. it's all of that. it's different. it's to me, the principles of business and the principles of leadership are transferable across sectors. how to run a business across multiple countries, multiple product categories, multiple geographies, multiple cultures, how to galvanize and inspire te

elian: la casa de juan gabriel en ciudad juÁrez reabre para un museo reabre para un museo inmersivo.so de mÁscaras en pÚblico. tambiÉn le encontraron un cuchillo de 14 pulgadas. en la lucha contra los asaltos y robos, la ley de transparencia de mÁscaras fue aprobada en nueva york y solamente permite el uso de capuchas con mÁscaras por motivos religiosos. elian: la casa de juan gabriel que falleciÓ en esta fecha hace ocho aÑos reabriÓ como un museo en ciudad juÁrez donde estÁ la urna que contiene la ceniza del divo de juÁrez. el museo es parte de un complejo muy grande que incluye una sala inmersiva, recorrido donde se puede ver a detalle el estilo de vida del cantautor mexicano. tambiÉn octubre tendrÁn una tienda de souvenirs y tienda de souvenirs y rest el virus que causa la culebrilla duerme en el 99% de las personas de 50 años o más. está inactivo... y podría reactivarse. la culebrilla puede aparecer como una erupción dolorosa con ampollas que puede durar semanas... y podría despertar en cualquier momento. ¿crees que no estás en riesgo de tener la culebrilla? ¡despierta! porque la

gabriel: en noticia de Última hora se ha fortalecido y al momento es un huracÁn.e la florida. asÍ como tambiÉn forma gers, nuestra gente y el perÍodo de marejada ciclÓnica se mantiene en las prÓximas 24 horas. en uno de los puntos donde puede azotar en prÓximas horas puede llegar entre 6 a 10 pies de altura. no se descarta la formaciÓn de tornados. ya lo hemos estado registrando en Últimas horas. para el dÍa de maÑana se pronostica que azote como un huracÁn y eventualmente se dirija hacia seis sobres cerca del sur de las carolinas asÍ como tambiÉn en georgia puede ser una tormenta tropical. pero va a dejar bastante lluvia. no cero lunes, martes, sino tambiÉn miÉrcoles y jueves. con un evento de precipitaciÓn muy peligroso. vea los prÓximos siete dÍas. mientras tanto hacia las carolinas entre ocho a 12 pulgadas.se mantiene el aviso por curar en gran parte. asÍ como en san marcos y el riesgo por inundaciones va a seguir incluso para el martesasÍ como nuestro miÉrcoles. mÁs informaciÓn a travÉs de las plataformas digitales. fÉlix: estaremos pendientes en todas las ed

gabriel: muchÍsimas gracias. es un gusto saludar los.stema tropical debbie ya que sigue dejando bastante lluvia en florida, georgia y el sur de las carolinas. para maÑana, estarÉ ingresando las aguas del atlÁntico, todavÍa con una tormenta tropical eventualmente tocarÁ tierra nuevamente serÁ degradando a una depresiÓn pero los remanentes se van a mantener toda la semana y pudieran ocasionar inundaciones que desde ya pueden ser catalogadas histÓricas y catastrÓficas. la marejada ciclÓnica preocupa. gran parte del big ben pudiÉramos ver entre una hasta los 10 pies de altura mientras tanto el Área de carolina del sur, y georgia, dos a cuatro pies. el riesgo significativo de inundaciones todavÍa se mantienen ciudades como savannah, jacksonville, orlando, tampa, fort myers. es impresionante ver cuÁnto ayuda se pudieran generar con esta lluvia potencialmente histÓrica de entre 20 a 30" en las zonas localizadas de entre cinco a ocho muy cerca en el Área de orlando y tampa, perodel otro lado del paÍs, el calor no da tregua. llegando a 109 en fre

gabriel: gracias.es y en las islas vÍrgenes, tambiÉn en la isla del encanto, puerto rico. en este instante, esto es lo que sabemos sobre la tormenta tropical ernesto, vientos mÁximos sostenidos de 65 mph, rÁfagas de 70, se dirige hacia el oeste noroeste. dentro de todo, lo bueno es que puerto rico se mantienen fuera del cono de trayectoria, como pueden ver, pero se pudiera fortalecer como un categorÍa 1 huracÁn las prÓximas horas. no descarto, incluso se podrÍa fortalecer a un huracÁn categorÍa 2, incluso categorÍa 3. no representa amenaza al momento para los estados unidos. en este instante nos mantenemos con las alertas, aviso para q —— culebras, vieques, orocobi, toa alta, cagua, yabucoa, cayey, zonas muy transitadas por los habitantes de entre las 45, incluso hasta los 60 millas por hora. tambiÉn las inundaciones pudieran generarse en algunos puntos, acumulado desde las 2 hasta las 8 pulgadas en zonas aisladas. importante tener cuidado. maity: gracias. despuÉs de que un terremoto de 4.4 magnitud sa

may have been involved of tub in a to that employment under what employees around 13000 people. gabrielle is on to his line for us at the united nations. clarity is what the united of the international community wanted. gabriel, will these findings close the chapter on this episode as well? we'll have to wait and see, quite frankly, but i think that it probably will in some ways and probably not in some other ways crate, quite frankly. and let me briefly explain. it will probably close the chapter for the more than 12 countries that suspended funding to under uh in january after these allegations came to light. since then. oh, but one country have resumed funding again to unwrap the one that hasn't has been the united states. now this report will probably close the chapter because i do not see any of these countries that have resumed funding to unwrap. now saying, oh, i don't know, maybe we're going to revoke funding again. i just don't see that happening. i think that this issue has been put behind them for most of the countries that are past funding and then have a sense resumed it. how

i as well, let's head outside the venue now where we can join our correspond to gabriel as on that. so it web protest as have been gathering every day of this convention. gabriel, this idea of the moves and the number of protests as they are saying out today, i would say there's a couple 1000 that have gathered here so far. it is just the beginning of this protest, a union park, which is about a kilometers so way, uh from uh, the united center where kimberly is reporting from inside that convention center where the delegates are gathering from throughout the evening. i can tell you it's something like best if there's a lot of people talking, chanting, holding up signs. it's real, come broader if you will. but hanging over this right now is certainly what kimberly was talking about. and that's still on committed a delegates that have not been able to convince the democratic party hierarchy to allow a palestinian american to speak on the last day of this convention. there are about 21 speakers tonight in the conventional and none are palestinian americans despite the fact there are mo

i mean, it's as i suppose it, the important thing to come to the area gabriel does it and actually when was there was a you and briefing that was his schedule and that's listening to me and just said he didn't get any more detail on okay. has been explaining to us the change over the last few weeks. the last couple of months. what we're seeing now is families, mother is children, dragging their belongings. most people are moving by service. that is very limited access to any kind of vehicle, was this kind of displacement. now people just don't know what to go. if you seen that you monetary an area to see the communist milwaukee area, you can evaluate and see the side of the floor anymore. and it is just pat shelter to show it to people the using the side of the building was with the site to stop the see want to coming into that makes of shelters. so the kind of dia conditions that we uh, we are experiencing here. and there are scorpions, the mosquitoes, that is ras mice, nice among the population who are living in these conditions as we're seeing and increase the spread of disease on as

linda imagen durante las semifinales una ballena sorprendiÓ a los nadadores mientras el brasileÑo gabrielfÍo exprÉs muy buenas noches (mÚsica( (mÚsica( (mÚsica( (mÚsicaisla. no hay forma. siguen avanzando a paso agigantado. pero tony se va a quedar. es una prueba realmente difícil, complicada.

union,n, that same on another channel, gabriel ruin, i chose to watch half the sky with you and gabrielion. so my question is, excuse me, you mentioned that there was reluctance in oligarchs and authoritarians the u.s. journalists apply to the country to apply that to trump. first thing is why do you think that is and secondly, when you'rere discussing earlier on facts are you seeing there's a lot more people that don't even care about facts or confirmation and they just w want to live the world the way that they think it should be, almost in a fantasy, what do you think of both of those things related questions, thank you. >> thank you. so i mean, i think that there is a deeply human desire not for the best information but for information that will buttress our views. there's been a lot of research about this and, you know, fundamentally i think that whether we are liberal or conservative we have our narratives and we seek out information and buttress those narratives andd occasionally ty change and that is -- that is our job but it's certainly true that there are an awfulwf lot of fol

gabriel otal is boxing and hoping for revenge. and who is lucy kostec and what to expect from the left? the country is once again plunging into a political crisis after the olympics, is there a way out? russian air defense systems shot down 117 ukrainian drones and four tactical missiles overnight. this was reported by the ministry of defense. the enemy attacked eight russian regions at once. according to the military department, most drones were destroyed in the kursk and voronezh regions, this list also includes belgorod, nizhny novgorod, volgograd regions, in addition, copters have been spotted in bryansk, oryol and rostov regions. in the border regions of russia, where the counter-terrorist operation regime has been declared, units of the russian guard are actively operating, ensuring the safety of residents. as reported by the press service of the department, fighters are involved in the search and elimination of saboteur groups, maintaining law and order, the crews also monitor the movement of ... 37 drones were shot down in

gabriel: muchÍsimas gracias.stado fortaleciendo, este sistema tropical que ha estado dejando bastante precipitaciÓn en el Área de la florida como en el Área de miami, tampa, sarasota, nuestra gente en el Área de fort myers. ya existe una declaraciÓn de emergencia para 54 condados de la florida, este serÍa el primer ciclÓn tropical para florida en este 2024. hasta el momento cuenta con vientos mÁximos sostenidos de 65 millas por hora, rÁfagas de 75. se dirige hacia el norte— noroeste hacia las 13 millas por hora, se pronostica que antes de que impacte en algÚn punto del Área de el big beng de la florida se fortalezca como huracÁn. importantes estar alerta de las actualizaciones. hasta el momento ya el servicio nacional de huracanes informa que pudieran ser inundaciones catalogadas como histÓricas. van a ser inundaciones muy histÓricas, hablamos de acumulados de entre 15 hasta 20 pulgadas. incluso hacia lo que es fort myers y tampa de entre 2 hasta 7 pulgadas. aviso por tormenta tropical, vigilancia por tormenta tr

the tour was opened by a production based on the novel by gabriel garcia marquez, as about...multi-layered novel by colombian writer gabriel garcia marquez, written in the genre of magical realism with dozens of characters and plot lines, tells the story of a century in the life of the family of jose arcadia buandia and his wife ursula. almost all the events of the novel take place in the fictional town of macondo, in the play they are outside of time, outside of space. the action moves along the perimeter. the scenery seems to emphasize the change of generations over time. there is a phrase that sounds many characters about spoiled time. time has spoiled, says ursula, time has spoiled, time has spoiled. we tried to understand the phenomenon of time, how it contracts, expands, how it moves linearly or parallel or in reverse. and this apocalyptic story with spoiled time, yes, it has captured us in general. break through, the tour, which the arkhangelsk drama theater carries out with its own money, is called to show not only the talent of the actors, the exhibition hot heart of

jessica: recordemos las declaraciones que dijo gabriel soto. lo que sea viola tu intimidad de ver cÓmo llegan a tu casa, el camino de cÓmo llegar. eso es bien peligroso. nos ponen en riesgo. este tipo de periodistas no se dan cuenta que finalmente nos ponen en riesgo y tenemos hijos. es peligroso. [hablan a la vez] tendrÍa que hablar con mis abogados, pero quiero proceder legalmente. asÍ como procedÍ con tv notas. jomari: sobre este mismo tema tambiÉn hablÓ su compaÑera cecilia galiano, pero antes respondiÓ al tema de las candentes escenas que hacen juntos en la obra "el precio de la fama". >> escenas con gabriel... no te da cosa que siga creciendo si tienen o no romance. cecilia: que crezcan lo que ustedes quieran. quÉ tengo quÉ decir? tengo tanto trabajo. siempre fui muy amable con la prensa que no son ustedes, sÉ quiÉn es, pero creo que se pasaron una lÍnea en el Último vÍdeo. es un delito. no estoy de acuerdo. >> vas a demandar? cecilia: estamos en eso. ahÍ vive mi familia. el que pongas cÓmo llegar donde estÁ mi familia es un delito. ese t

we can speak now to gabriel, alexander. he joins from outside the convention. gabriel, we're expecting some significant protest, i believe, to look through what, what exactly we expect to see of the that's right. the very good morning to you from chicago, illinois. it's a little bit before 10 30 am here local time. we're about a kilometer or so away from the united center where the democratic convention will be taking place. but where we are at is where protests will be taking place all throughout the day. protest calling for an end to the genocide in gaza. and for respect for the palestinian people and for a host of other things as well, they're expecting thousands of people here descending upon chicago in the coming hours will be here all week. and let's get a sense of what more we can expect now is i want to bring in a guest. coby guillory, you're a national co chair of the march on dc movement. thank you for joining us now to 0 . tell us coby, what can people expect here in chicago today? yeah, so i'm one of the co chai

so one night i you do have the sky with gabrielle union that night another channel gabrielle union was also on delivers from eva though i enjoyed us from evil, i chose to watch half the sky that night with you and gabrielle. so my question is excuse me. you mentioned that i'm there. there was a reluctance in 16 to apply the same in reporting on oligarchs and authorities that us journalists in other countries to applying to trump. first thing is, why do you think that is? and secondly, when you're discussing earlier on. are you seeing where there is a lot more people don't even care about facts or confirm and they just want to live the world the way that they think should be almost in a what do you think of both those two things? those are related questions. thank you. thank you. so, i mean, i think that there is a deeply human desire, not for the best, but for intimate that will buttress our views and prejudices. and i mean, danny kahneman did recently, he was a legendary economist, underscored the flaws the way we think. and there's been a lot of research this. and i you know fundamen

thanks gabriel. let's join ball but shaw around his ever senior political analyst who joins us the vice skype phone part, assign baldwin, and was not completely exhilarated. but where do you see the position of the agency now sort of moving forward and with the information that israel says it still has being you might say, waived, and the arrow ruffled like a save a i actually, uh, i disagree with the premises. you have questions, exonerating pitcher and i've been on the stand in the 1st place. what did you ever hear one of the organization and institution and international one? what can you know an award zone with 50000 stuff? when 9 of them were suspected of something, how does that put the entire organization on understand, how does that make the organization accountable for all the trouble with at least, how does that make the, the, the organization that is not important. transparency and accountability become a, becomes a, the perpetrator, or whatever when, when, when most of the parties are pie

i just walked out like the proudest peacock because i'm with gabrielle union, you guys.