garza: todo lo aprendÍ por Él.sa carrera, ¿quÉ es? marcelo: que no he podido ganar. sambuccetti: marcelo nos lleva ahora a su habitaciÓn. ¿estos son todos tus trofeos? marcelo: sÍ. 34. >> el tornillo para el cubrecadenas. sambuccetti: marcelo comenzÓ en la categorÍa llamada kitkat, pero solo lograba primeros puestos. asÍ fue que comenzÓ a correr con vehÍculos que aceleran hasta 100 kilÓmetros por hora. garza: cuando se sube a este carro tenÍa 5 aÑos y medio. sambuccetti: marcelo se convirtiÓ en uno de los corredores mÁs pequeÑos del mundo. garza: en estados unidos es el mÁs chiquito corriendo en su categorÍa. sambuccetti: su papÁ no puede contener la emociÓn. flores: yo jugaba con los carritos igual que Él, pues en mi recÁmara. sambuccetti: a ti te encantaba. ¿y por quÉ no lo pudiste hacer? flores: no tenÍamos la oportunidad. son lÁgrimas de felicidad. sambuccetti: su hermana, la pequeÑa goretti, estÁ orgullosa. gore: cuando voy a las carreras, cuando pasa mi hermano en donde yo estoy, le echo porras. le grito. “ma

blanca garza: no, gracias.mos con el banco de comida second harvest, no se nos vayan. [música] damián trujillo: y continuamos aquí en comunidad del valle, con el banco de comida second harvest. blanquita, sabemos de la necesidad, ¿verdad?, pero también se necesita las, los donativos, gente que, que done fondos para poder asistir, y ayudarle a esas familias. blanca garza: así es, para poder seguir ayudando a todas estas familias que amamos mucho, y que son parte de nuestra comunidad, pues, definitivamente, también, eh, necesitamos esos donativos de todas las personas, monetariamente, lo estamos diciendo, porque por la pandemia no podemos recibir los alimentos enlatados, o de ninguna otra manera, físicamente en nuestros almacenes, por cuestiones de salud, y por seguir el protocolo de las autoridades; pero sí estamos recibiendo donaciones monetarias, para poder nosotros seguir aportando este servicio a toda nuestra comunidad que tanto lo necesita, y por supuesto, también necesitamos voluntarios, así que para las p

then there's the treat garza swimming carnivals flutter in the gentle breeze. how do you is probably a about all of this started. so this initiative is a message of peace and love to the whole world. comfortable garza, with over $25.00 other countries world wide will be going into the sea at the same time and solidarity with gaza. so the world knows that gaza wants peace and freedom away from the destruction and see ok. but i'm not a funded around to 1000 children who have recently learned to swim. take the 1st steps into the c symbol of their new sound confidence. a life guard stand watchfully by ensure you the safety of the young swimmers side is elisha mallette, 10 years old, safe. he's participating to tell the world that the children of goza deserve to live freely, like other children we are under. let's see. it's all, it's really so many children can do things like non all citizens would do. so i'm here to send a message there to say that the seen, the children should have their freedom in the face of israel, located these children have gone to embrace th

amy: finally, marisa limon garza, the issue of the desperate heat and what migrants face.r wire, the deadly heat. marisa: the heat is horrific. yesterday in el paso, i believe we reached 112 degrees. the longest streak of over 100 degrees temperatures in our region. the reality is migration doesn't stop. there are limited resources for people, resulting in death in many instances. it is a reality of migration that should not be a part of what happens. a lot of the deterrence and cruelty practices push people to more dangerous and remote parts of the border. that results in increased loss of life and damage, harm when it comes to heat-related illnesses and other problems. it is another element that is only ratcheting up. the other consequences we have when it comes to these practices, these kinds of deterants. amy: the issue of border guard not only not providing water but sometimes taking water that humanitarians lead for people who might be seeking refuge. marisa: it is devastating. there are calls throughout the community for people, regular folks to be able to have acce

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ramón martínez: exactamente, por ejemplo, víctor garza, era soldador, y a la edad de 34, comenzó a ir su vida es el trabajo para la gente y para la comunidad. damián trujillo: y eso es lo que ellos, rossana, esperan de nosotros, que todavía estamos trabajando, esperan que también tomamos la antorcha, que sigamos con esta lucha, para que se continúe el trabajo que ellos comenzaron. rossana Álvarez: claro, y parte de nuestro trabajo, también, como la raza historical society, es recopilar y compartir esas historias con la comunidad, en el valle de santa clara, y también a educar las generaciones más jóvenes, sobre esta rica herencia, reconociendo que cuando uno sabe sus historias, y la historia de una región, y el liderazgo, que se ha puesto tanto corazón en el trabajo que nos impacta a todos, que también nos invita a formar parte de este trabajo, nos invita a activar también nuestro sentido de justicia social; entonces, los invitamos a esta cena y ceremonia, el 2 de septiembre, estaremos reconociendo estos seis tremendos líderes, con mucho corazón, mientras que le entregamos premios, qu

. >> reporter: you don't have to tell danny garza how illegal guns ravaged his community. he is president of the neighborhood association in san jose. >> in a home right over here there was a community gun. where any gang members needed a gun they go under the bush of a neighbor's house, get the gun, use it, and put it back. >> reporter: garza says he appreciates the police proactiveness in going after illegal guns hoping it cuts down on the gun fire he hears constantly. >> there is so much gun fire people do not come out at night at times. >> reporter: in san jose, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> tonight president trump arrested, booked into jail with a mugshot. the former president surrendered to authorities in georgia just a short while ago. this mugshot just released within the hour. this is the fourth time mr. trump surrendered but this is the first time at a county jail. the whole process took 20 minutes. he was let go after posting a $200,000 bond. he was booked and processed for more than a dozen felony charges including racketeering and conspiracy for his

as soon as all taking a dependency to raise funds and show solidarity with garza, these of nations will be used to fund swimming lessons, sol, palestinian children. you may also, you'd has more from the goal is to strip the sun rises over the call. more trees. if the goal is to beach, excitement feels the air as hundreds of children gather near the shore line. then there's the treat god, the swimming carnival's flutter in the gentle breeze. how do you talk to her about all the silence of this initiative is the message of peace and love to the whole world. comfortable garza, with over $25.00 other countries worldwide, will be going into the sea at the same time and solidarity with gaza. so the world knows that gaza wants peace and freedom away from the destruction and see that i'm not funded around to 1000 children who have recently learned to swim. take the 1st steps into the sea symbol of their new sounds. confident the life guards stand watchfully by ensure you the safety of the young swimmers side is elisha mallette, 10 years old, safe. he's participating to tell the world that the c

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they hold hands, it raised them high for him and the chain of unity and help or in the waters of garza and beyond. a ripple of soda, dary g has been created, sending the message. the compassion knows no borders you mr. you l g 0. got this stress. so to advocate has a new official language sign language for more than 4000000 people who are deaf and in the heart of hearing their hopes. this recognition will make services more accessible, but many believe it will take time before new policies adequately benefit the deaf community. so me, the miller has more from johannesburg. students at this, so went to school for the deaf, say it's a century sign language is commonly used and they say they're easily understood and st included. now that signing has been recognized as an official language in south africa, it's hope to move in 200 students here as well as the pro to this community will benefit. the government says it's to promote and cosivity and protect the rights of people who are deaf and hard of hearing. yeah, so she was here for, for the sense they are so happy because they will tell

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let's do this. actor dan garza and his public jess, i have joined the writer, strike a strike that many here believe will stretch a well into the fall. disrupting the new season on tv, dashing movie marketing campaigns and creating more economics, followed as writers and studios remains far apart on most issues. well will be here forever. but uh uh, at some point the studios have to go get serious thinking they have to stop talking about uh, how much money they're making and pay the judge to affect the writers and performers. it affects every blank cartoons and make up and hair in our grips in our union full. they're all not working to. and then all of the people who, who still don't feel like all of the, the distribution people in, although it's ineffective, every body. the writers union argues that series for streaming services tend to be shorter than shows made for tv. for writers that means less work in smaller paychecks. on average, income for hollywood writers is almost $70000.00 a year. according to the bureau of labor statistics, economists have estimated the financial tool incl

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where is it that their mother is doing is let's do this. actor dan garza and his puppet jess. i have joined the writer strike a strike that many here believed will stretch a well into the fall, disrupting the new season on tv, dashing movie marketing campaigns and creating more economic followed as writers and studios remains far apart on most issues. well, we'll be here.

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. >>> garza nos cuenta que en una casa habÍa un arma comunitaria que cualquier pandillero podÍa tomarlacendios. dentro de una semana estarÁn a prueba en el sur de la bahÍa, miden rÁpidamente los cambios en las partÍculas en el aire, se instalarÁn alrededor de (nombre en inglÉs) y en las montaÑas de santa cruz. sirven para detectar incendios antes que estÉn fuera de control, los sensores estÁn en una etapa temprana. pero serÁn precisos en un perÍmetro. vigilarÁn la zona para evitar cualquier situaciones. >>> es en un momento donde la inteligencia artificial es bien aplicada para seguridad de todos nosotros. >>> otras agencias tambiÉn implementaron otros dispositivos para evitar que esos incendios se propaguen. >>> california es tan grande que al momento no los sentimos, se siguen presentando de forma devastadora. vamos con las imÁgenes de la calidad del aire, para maÑana el humo de los incendios del norte de california podrÍa afectar la calidad del aire en mÁs de 50 puntos. tambiÉn podrÍa provocar que el cielo se vea brumoso. y aunque no se prevÉ que los niveles de contaminaciÓn sean exc

but i also have to mention that these gabriel garza, i don't, lifeline for many of these people. for in this village, few years ago when there was no cable, the car students had to walk for all was to reach their school. and then people had to gaddy patients for august to go to the hospital. and with the betty little fees, they were able to use the escape of cause, and it's a norm in many parts of, of the country. but because if they are usually bright, breakeven, a porter, these don't give much attention to. so accidents also happen to be reported it being his job. thank you. leaders of the bricks. group of emerging economists have begun 3 days of talks in johannesburg. the block comprising pizelle, russia, india, china, and south africa is home to 40 percent of the world's population. it's going to expand and to establish itself as a counterweight to west and that groupings like the g 7. today's, it was the brick summit, kicked off with the leaders of south africa result and india calling for shake up of the international economics system. and the business for them, we require

important one facing the country right now joining me for hot topics frances newton stacy, and daniel garza, it is interesting to me that foreign policy ranks so low in terms of importance on polls your reaction. >> it should not that is disappointing, especially when you consider, that china embedded cog in global economy i understand they take up 20% of the world's economy, russia, 2% in comparison, they don't play by the rules. they are amassing economic might to push, of course, their military might to undermine america with our friends, and, of course, the most sensitive flash point is taiwan. that could if not managed orable handled correctly could really escalate aggression really quick this should matter to every one of is china is not our friend they do not play by the rules, we should treat them as such. maria: yes. interesting to say probably one of the most important issues frances right now china made goals very clear wants to overtake united states as number one superpower. but even worse than that, is the fact that they've been so aggressive, on joe biden's watch, from sendin

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right in a 2 step kicker commandos now, which of national garza from the long be sufficient, let me get some fish. refresh the list to see later the america's pursuing a forward strategy of freedom in the greater middle east. george bush at the g 8, the sum of 2004, june, announced the greater middle east project to washington's goal was to turn the middle east into a free market. paradise like the turn poland, the countries of eastern europe was struck there. the more than 5 years we've been actively engaging with was active as across the middle east and north africa the we saw president obama dispatch as a special envoy, frank wisner junior, whose father, by the way, was frank was in your senior a long time c. i a official, frank, was there juniors in the background as a diploma and also has been accused of having his own links in the c. i went to basically tell him president mubarak, you've got to transition. hi, i'm david groves, a policy research or the rand corporation, which is a non profit institution that helps improve the policy in decision making for research and analysis. th

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when or if it will be returned home for a proper burial reef nationality resulting from israel and garza so many thanks to as for your company here in o. c international, it's always appreciated. public schools, you know, he was with the latest episode of the 362 and no deductible the according to the president and ceo of ancestry. com, around a 30000000 people around the world have taken a dna test. and more than 50 percent of the test or ancestry kits, but what happens it to your dna after you get the results you are seeking. sky. now, here's an on this edition of $360.00 view. we're going to look at the rise in popularity of the dna industry and what industries are purchasing and using your dna information. let's get started. the dna has come a long way over the years. well, it might be fun to swab for 23 and me to see your family history. these ancestry dna companies have also led to solving crimes. international course might work some so on a tells us some of the biggest mysteries to solved by dna. well, scotty, it was the kid not being that gripped the globe. a british girl was mis

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and then the kicker, that's a $9.00 number of national garza from the long be sufficient and the items fish refresh the list to see later the the the, the welcome back to going out of the garden. i'm still here with us center for immigration studies to at benjamin the also has a new book over run hydro, by them at least the gracious border crisis and us history. you said there were legal ways in which people can come across the border for these people that have left countries sanctioned by the united states by policy. the united states has tried to destroy the economies of venezuela, cuba, chile, a while back brazil to ecuador, and the united states is actively engaged in destroying those economies avowedly raising sanctions. and then you said, well, you've met them in 3rd countries. for vitamins just put in a policy within a 3rd country, you cannot apply for asylum in the united states. what legal ways that for them to come to the united states. do you apply uh for an immigrant visa, or you apply for uh for uh, i'm not talking about crossing the border. i'm talking about applying to b

the still around that, through your small gulf garza is thrown affiliated, you know, as the 2nd you get a stick, i need to get a hold of somebody me on the east coast starting city of the door. the will for what you are. this is just the order, so you are see it here or will on the easy just you'll be able to say it was instead you have to chose to. that's what i need you to where you on your see, are you able to still use and for the what do you my phone support? not 15 for them. so no questionnaire. it's even opened up the most fit, the, the most about him not going is line the the european nations ultimately experienced that transformation with the exception. that is, was kind of defeated by the hard realities. right. or at least confronted with them in a, in a very significant way. and you know, the space up more or less a more or less the only exception to the general tendency. that, of course, has to do with the fact that the gen radical suggestion of the united states is one of the things that of an iowa that is the size of the columns. and then the take a fresh look around. ther

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but i also have to mention that these gabriel garza lifeline for many of these people. for in this village, few years ago when there was no cable car students had to walk for all was to reach their school. and then people had to godaddy patients for august to go to the hospital and for the very little fees they weren't able to use the escape of cause . and it's a norm in many parts of, of the country. but because if they're usually dr. breakeven potter, these don't give much attention to. so accidents also happen to be reported it being his job. thank the latest of the bricks. group of nations have begun 3 days of talk since your highness book visited with russia, india, china, and south africa home to around 40 percent of the world's population of russia is represented, divides foreign minister. so getting bounce off for russian president vladimir, folks in phases of international arrest, wonderful imaginable crimes related to the invasion of the price of discussions of focusing on trade and possible expansion of the 5 nations block summit surface. believe time it is k

first professor at san josé state, so i'm so honored to see him there, of course, judge lucero, victor garzaernando zazueta, and luis valdez. boy, rosanna, what a lineup you have here, and so deserving, right? rosanna: definitely. it is the tremendous lineup. and the work of the historical society has always been to amplify, preserve, and share the historical contributions of our latino population here in santa clara valley and beyond. and so the honorees, you know, for as much as the katherine--judge katherine lucero has already shared, the work never feels finished. i think the folks, the lineup that we have of people receiving these awards are exactly those types of givers in the community, folks who have always shown up alongside community in their various roles, have impacted all of us in the work that they've done. and i'm sure that if you join us that evening on september 2nd at the mexican heritage plaza over at the school of arts and culture you'll hear from each of them and feel the strength of their presence and understand exactly what we mean when we say the work is never finishe

when or if it will be returned home for a proper burial reef nationality resulting from israel and garza. and that's right for now, but for the latest breaking news and updates head over to r t dot com. and my colleague nicky aaron will be taking over at the top of the hour. so say to see about the so he's got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy from foundation . let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. the only personally i'm going to resist, i don't see how that strategy will be successful. very critical of time. time to sit down and talk to the notice of both, both the models you need to do both the recalls and the for the year. 50 wallace for the 1st one that many of the the, the the, the welcome to wells far as being able to see the next step that others may have. or will you fundamentally different from your own was was considered a benchmark of psychological maturity, which is 72 lacking in contemporary for and affairs with the west in earlier assumptions that economic development would do. wave of your political differences now proven wrong. is a clash of

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when or if it will be returned home for a proper burial reef nationality resulting from israel and garza. the origin see now won't use a single dollar of its own reserves to repay the ion mass that support into origin send me an economy ministers, sergio masa, who slammed the previous government's credit trap, calling it the worst slide to see for the latin american country on the phone, the deal with the fund is probably the worst legacy of the previous government because it's basically adapt. that is neither for roads, nor schools, nor hospitals, nor in any improvement. 9 to 4 companies know for engine team families. it ended up being a program that only served to finance the capital flight from argentina around 20182019 search. i'm also confirmed that origin fee level of re pay the i am asked with a $1000000000.00 bridge loan from the development bank of watson america. and from a $1700000000.00 swap with china. this move is necessary to avoid the default with the funds amid the countries economic crisis. the statements was made on monday when martha announced the payment plan sightse

just a re garza taishan of stolen art. yeah, absolutely not. um, it would be a lot easier if it were. i think it would be a lot more clear cut. i agree that it, it is extremely creative. it's a lot of fun. if you use it, i can tell you personally that i teach all my students how to use it and not all of them create great art. it's, uh, it's a little tricky. it requires skill. it's an iterative process where you revise and keep working on art and it's a lot of fun. so there is the democratizing aspect that now everybody has this at their disposal to create amazing art. but i do want to say that there are implications for all of us, and it's not just artists who make a living. we have a guy that may replace writers. we have a i that may replace coders. so this is really a huge issue. as far as copyright law goes, katherine, i mean this is kind of new territory, right? the, they're, they're trying to, the plaintiffs. in this case, the artist are trying to argue that style itself merits a copyright. how difficult would it be to prove that? i think

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and then the kicker. recognize those numbers of national garza from the long consultations and the items fish refresh the list to see later the leading of the ongoing changes have increased the role of the countries of asia, africa, and latin america in the world system embracing or changing order as a rupture the defense minister starts previously even though what countries are now being listened to. that's all as moscow host a key conference on global security. united based on the echo was to block of west africa, nations gets the best thing for us position on need. jap, from a king central african grouping, opposed to the following the recently about center and us a legal hurdles grow increasingly toner against the former us president. donald trump is.

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