william: los tigres de san nicolÁs de los garza, despertÓ al hipnotizador y gignac tiene al equipo deti en la final del fÚtbol mexicano. ¿podrÍa convertirse en el rival a vencer y el gran contendiente al tÍtulo? rosendo: deja mucho que desear, se basa mucho en gignac, y con equipos grandes deja a deber. el rival se llama amÉrica, y creo que estÁ muy reÑida esta final. me gustarÍa que perdiera el amÉrica. william: se ve a leguas que eso es lo que quieres. tigres entrÓ con mÁs preguntas que respuestas pero es uno de los grandes favoritos al ganar el tÍtulo, ante con las Águilas del amÉrica que han venido caminando, poco a poco y se han metido. rosendo: sin duda alguna, lo de tigres como amplio favorito al tÍtulo desde que arranca la temporada por la cantidad y calidad de jugadores que tiene. pero a lo largo del torneo ha dejado mucho que desear, por eso entran las dudas. es una final muy cerrada. william: 25 de diciembre se estarÁ jugando la final. 22 de diciembre en el monumental estadio azteca y el 25 en el volcÁn, tigres ante amÉrica para definir al nuevo monarca del fÚtbol mexicano.

director sadlowski-garza i megan was port finance and procurement manager i will say she's not my daughter but am very proud to have her on her staff >>[laughing] >> good shot, making >> today i'm here to follow up on the capital plan the five-year financial plan. i we back in january. requesting final approval of this plan. today i walk through city outlook, talk with the details of what was assumed in the port plan to talk about some strategies to consider moving forward. so first of all the city is required by charter to prepare a five-year financial plan on every odd fiscal year. so this year the city is preparing to release the citywide plan. it is actually tomorrow. i'm going to avoid going into details about of that plan before the mayor releases an official press release, but there were specific details a guided departments on their preparation of individual plans. some of them really are starting with the assumption that the economy continues to be strong but it's tempered from the prior plan which we were really seeing enormous revenue growth as a city and echoes for the port as

agradeciÓ a todos los que difundieron su historia, pero, a pesar del final feliz, hora lorena de la garzartunadamente como en mÉxico y miles de desaparecidos que quizÁs, nadie los está buscando. gracias por su atenciÓn, buenas noches. ♪ ♪ >> oye, ey, ey, ¿qué no pones atención? >> pá, me duele. >> te estoy diciendo que saques el clos poquito a poco y que aceleres. >> si te estoy escuchando, y es lo que estoy intentando, pero no me jales la oreja, me la vas a dejar como dumbo. >> se supone que nos venimos a esta calle porque no hay tráfico, para que no chocaras. ¿y sabes qué? me vas a destrozar el carro. >> esta bien, perdón pá,

---pasamos con "blanca garza" para que nos cuente si esta tragedia pudo prevenirse...pkg nat sound conferencia de prensa. "el almacen no contaba con sistema contra incendios". esta es la conclusion a la que llegaron las autoridades de oakland tras el incendio mas ciudad. ela hioria de esa t-jose antoo rodriguezexperto e contra incenos 13:12" este edificio lo hicieron yo creo en 1930 y entonces no habian las reglas que hay hoy y el edificio no tenia sprinklers" 13:20 esta es la escena donde se quem la bodega de oakland el pasado 2 de diciembre, en la que murieron 36 personas y aqu fue donde me encontre con jose antonio quien por decadas se ha dedicado a instalar e inspeccionar aspersores contra incendios y sabe de la gran importancia de estos. sot-jose antonio rodriguez/ experto en aspersores contra incendios 17:27 "yo tengo 3 hijas y siempre les digo todo el tiempo si se van a quedar en un hotel, si se van a quedar en un edificio vean para arriba y si hay fire sprinklers estas bien si no no se quedan" 17:38 jose antonio asegura que sin lugar a duda. la enorme tragedia

tony garza at to some extent, doral, sean gilbert and a slew of division i players and just an incredible amount. and athletes in general. so, i wrote a story about that and how they were still it was kind of a limited story and that it was about football is about football in the face of great difficulty and great pain and triumph amid the pain and it was a pretty graphic story and some people didn't like it because it's maybe went into the pain too much, but the people that wrote about it thanks mika monotony that they wanted their story told. they wanted to understand what it took to make it out of aliquippa. i think anybody who comes from there because you often hear it's a aliquippa thing, you wouldn't understand. anybody that's grown up there and left it never really leaves it behind. it's got its sinew and you can't get away from it. it had its say in me and i didn't even grow up there. i thought there's something special going on here but i don't quite understand because it's not just the thought. it's henry winning four academy awards and i think 16 grammy awards. it's growing up

. >> reporter: alejandro garza started as a banquet chef. and within four years he had worked his way up to mgm's assistant executive started as cus or intern level. mgm plays a big role in promoting and i'm pretty proud of that. >> yeah, as well he should be. but the thing is, the legislative reports that we read through show that continues to be the casino's biggest challenge, meeting its detroit residency goal. once folks feel good about their someplace else to live, sometimes not detroit residents. >> here we have people already living in the suburbs. see your folks while you were home? >> i had dinner with my dad and brother. >> good trip. >> good for you. >>> doug, you going to get dinner tonight or hang out down there? >> reporter: dinner? >> yeah, dinner, doug. are you going to eat tonight? >> it's time for dinner. >> reporter: heck yeah, man. i thought you were inviting -- you've never invited me to dinner, vance. i come on. >> reporter: sorry. out here right now, i tell you, guys, a great night weather wise. got a little cooler the

people say, that thought about this and were smart and cared and knew about this and we read alicia garza who is, you know, one of the founders of black lives matter and written in the nation magazine specifically about the bernie campaign and where we fell short and heather mcgee, and lopez who wrote a book. and also wrote about the bernie campaign and they wrote with such, like sort of tough love. it was really-- they really tried to tell us not you guys are terrible and you blew it, but here is what's going on and here is something that you're missing in the possibilities of this moment. and a big part of that was this idea that race has to be at the core of the message to everyone. know the an afterthought and not a message just for one constituency. and one thing that we have to break down and listen to them, the billionaire class is using race to divide our movement for change and the result is that the elites and the billionaires stay in charge. and that racism hurts everyone, right? and that there's no way that we'll achieve economic equality if we don't deal with racism and it wi

and we read alicia garza who is, you know, one of the founders of black lives matter, had written in the nation magazine specifically about the bernie campaign and where we fell short, and they wrote with such, like, tough love, you know? it was really, they really tried to tell us not you guys are terrible and you blew it, but they said here's what's going on, and here's something that you're missing in the possibility of this moment. and a big part of that was this idea that race has to be at core of the message to everyone. not an after thought and also not a message that's just for one constituency. and one of the things they really, these black leaders are breaking down for us and i think we really have to listen to them, is that, you know, the billionaire class is using race to define our movements for change, and the result is that the elites and the billionaires stay in charge. and that racism hurts everyone, right? and it's, and that there's no way that we'll achieve economic equality if we don't deal with racism, and it's going to the take a multiracial movement to achieve

director sadlowski-garza i megan was port finance and procurement manager i will say she's not my daughter but am very proud to have her on her staff >>[laughing] >> good shot, making >> today i'm here to follow up on the capital plan the five-year financial plan. i we back in january. requesting final approval of this plan. today i walk through city outlook, talk with the details of what was assumed in the port plan to talk about some strategies to consider moving forward. so first of all the city is required by charter to prepare a five-year financial plan on every odd fiscal year. so this year the city is preparing to release the citywide plan. it is actually tomorrow. i'm going to avoid going into details about of that plan before the mayor releases an official press release, but there were specific details a guided departments on their preparation of individual plans. some of them really are starting with the assumption that the economy continues to be strong but it's tempered from the prior plan which we were really seeing enormous revenue growth as a city and echoes for the port as

garza get supervisor breed spews like to go back to >> supervisor breed >> other two back in your presentationms. garcia where you talk about the conservatorship program. i know trying to make that more efficient has a lot to do with avoiding incarceration of the individuals that we are trying to potentially conserve in order to provide mental health support rrather than incarceration. can you tell us a look at more about how you plan to explore that and what difference will it make as far as the criminal justice system and secondly, what difference it would make in terms of funding and where the funds would come from specifically? >> the conservative process is a very complex process and i been working with the court system now for almost 2 years on this very issue. one is the fact that when iverson gets 51 50 and taken to the hospital they are assessed as they have-they also have the right to representation. at that point it's the judges decision to whether or not to continue the conservatorship. so there is the work we are doing with the conservatives our sister the judges to create a colla

garza get supervisor breed spews like to go back to >> supervisor breed >> other two back in your presentationms. garcia where you talk about the conservatorship program. i know trying to make that more efficient has a lot to do with avoiding incarceration of the individuals that we are trying to potentially conserve in order to provide mental health support rrather than incarceration. can you tell us a look at more about how you plan to explore that and what difference will it make as far as the criminal justice system and secondly, what difference it would make in terms of funding and where the funds would come from specifically? >> the conservative process is a very complex process and i been working with the court system now for almost 2 years on this very issue. one is the fact that when iverson gets 51 50 and taken to the hospital they are assessed as they have-they also have the right to representation. at that point it's the judges decision to whether or not to continue the conservatorship. so there is the work we are doing with the conservatives our sister the judges to create a colla

garza get supervisor breed spews like to go back to >> supervisor breed >> other two back in your presentationms. garcia where you talk about the conservatorship program. i know trying to make that more efficient has a lot to do with avoiding incarceration of the individuals that we are trying to potentially conserve in order to provide mental health support rrather than incarceration. can you tell us a look at more about how you plan to explore that and what difference will it make as far as the criminal justice system and secondly, what difference it would make in terms of funding and where the funds would come from specifically? >> the conservative process is a very complex process and i been working with the court system now for almost 2 years on this very issue. one is the fact that when iverson gets 51 50 and taken to the hospital they are assessed as they have-they also have the right to representation. at that point it's the judges decision to whether or not to continue the conservatorship. so there is the work we are doing with the conservatives our sister the judges to create a colla

garza get supervisor breed spews like to go back to >> supervisor breed >> other two back in your presentationms. garcia where you talk about the conservatorship program. i know trying to make that more efficient has a lot to do with avoiding incarceration of the individuals that we are trying to potentially conserve in order to provide mental health support rrather than incarceration. can you tell us a look at more about how you plan to explore that and what difference will it make as far as the criminal justice system and secondly, what difference it would make in terms of funding and where the funds would come from specifically? >> the conservative process is a very complex process and i been working with the court system now for almost 2 years on this very issue. one is the fact that when iverson gets 51 50 and taken to the hospital they are assessed as they have-they also have the right to representation. at that point it's the judges decision to whether or not to continue the conservatorship. so there is the work we are doing with the conservatives our sister the judges to create a colla

garza get supervisor breed spews like to go back to >> supervisor breed >> other two back in your presentationms. garcia where you talk about the conservatorship program. i know trying to make that more efficient has a lot to do with avoiding incarceration of the individuals that we are trying to potentially conserve in order to provide mental health support rrather than incarceration. can you tell us a look at more about how you plan to explore that and what difference will it make as far as the criminal justice system and secondly, what difference it would make in terms of funding and where the funds would come from specifically? >> the conservative process is a very complex process and i been working with the court system now for almost 2 years on this very issue. one is the fact that when iverson gets 51 50 and taken to the hospital they are assessed as they have-they also have the right to representation. at that point it's the judges decision to whether or not to continue the conservatorship. so there is the work we are doing with the conservatives our sister the judges to create a colla

director sadlowski-garza i megan was port finance and procurement manager i will say she's not my daughter but am very proud to have her on her staff >>[laughing] >> good shot, making >> today i'm here to follow up on the capital plan the five-year financial plan. i we back in january. requesting final approval of this plan. today i walk through city outlook, talk with the details of what was assumed in the port plan to talk about some strategies to consider moving forward. so first of all the city is required by charter to prepare a five-year financial plan on every odd fiscal year. so this year the city is preparing to release the citywide plan. it is actually tomorrow. i'm going to avoid going into details about of that plan before the mayor releases an official press release, but there were specific details a guided departments on their preparation of individual plans. some of them really are starting with the assumption that the economy continues to be strong but it's tempered from the prior plan which we were really seeing enormous revenue growth as a city and echoes for the port as