member hernandez gil. >> thank you.is in regards to article six item 7 as to the attendance. as we decided there will be right now currently only one meeting a month that will be considered regular. obviously i think we will need to do a whole lot more special meetings so i would propose that at this question of attendance that we remove this question of regular meetings and just call any meetings of the task force because i think that's going to beimportant . otherwise we might end up with a situation where somebody is unable to attend the special meetings and essentially miss out on the both of them. >> chair: that works. is that emotion? >> clerk: that is correct. it would be to strike any reference to regular meeting and just leave meeting in that section >> chair: is there a second ? thank you memberpierce . any comments? >> there arefurther names in the roster . followed by member pierce, followed by dcf chen who may haveclarifying comments at this point . >> mister lee. >> thank you care townsend. following theco

chair, member hernandez gil is in the queue. >> mr. hernandez gil? >> thank you. yes, my -- my comments are more around this question of strategy and how we make sure that we reach out to and engage in a meaningful way those communities that are hard to reach? and in my time in san francisco, i have noted that yes, if folks are very good about reaching out and engaging, the spanish speaking, the cantonese speaking, the spanish speaking, the filipino speaking communities, but there are communities that are sidelined and not emphasized. one that i want to mention are targeted communities, especially here in the spanish speaking community. i hesitate to even call it like that because i think it is not mono-lithic, but the mayan, quechan, and other languages that are specifically detached, for lack of a better term, from the democratic process. i think for them there's going to be a need for a lot of political education why this process is the hall mark process, right? so i think that's going to be very important. and then, the other question within the chinese commun

gil, i'm glad you mentioned the management team.r arizona, but in one report they say unlike other i buyers, zillow ramped up purchases and tried to sell them at lower prices it seems like management missed the market what confidence do you have that they got hold of that problem and this won't repeat itself >> this is already a tricky problem to solve think about a couple of factors that have made it more complicated in the short run, one is how dynamic prices have been moving. they screened higher over the past 18 months since covid started. it's not trivial to try to figure out how to buy homes in this market. it's an unusual backdrop to be trying to accelerate this business and in the labor shortage we talked about not surprising that they could have some issues also they are, to it be fair, learning a little bit from behind open door which is their largest competitor, has a few-year head start on them. that's the reality of it zillow has to be a fast follower and iterate. they are adding 40% to their head count this year, which

chair, member hernandez gil is in the queue. >> mr. hernandez gil? >> thank you. yes, my -- my comments are more around this question of strategy and how we make sure that we reach out to and engage in a meaningful way those communities that are hard to reach? and in my time in san francisco, i have noted that yes, if folks are very good about reaching out and engaging, the spanish speaking, the cantonese speaking, the spanish speaking, the filipino speaking communities, but there are communities that are sidelined and not emphasized. one that i want to mention are targeted communities, especially here in the spanish speaking community. i hesitate to even call it like that because i think it is not mono-lithic, but the mayan, quechan, and other languages that are specifically detached, for lack of a better term, from the democratic process. i think for them there's going to be a need for a lot of political education why this process is the hall mark process, right? so i think that's going to be very important. and then, the other question within the chinese commun

member gil. >> please, sir. >> thank you. i have a couple questions in regards to legal requirements memo. this question of vote dilution is interesting to me. i am thinking back to one of the comment is by an member of the public. would we expect to reasonably a future vote dilution to be. in five years we understand there is a lot of development in my neighborhood south of market. could we take that into consideration as a reason why we would go to the 5% limit? >> yes, we need more analysis. if we have districts for the analysis. it is early to say we have any such districts and what steps to prevent vote dilution. we will return when we have a chance to crunch the numbers. my understanding is making that assessment. it is a snapshot in time to speculating about the future. that would be difficult to do. certainly in terms to do so. it would be difficult to do that and be back with the sufficient amount of data. >> thank you. that is quite clear. would it be permissible for us to come up with clear criteria how we define a

. >> reporter: gil's video has gone viral in germany, hundreds outside his hotel to support him, andespect all of our guests and employees, no matter which religion they believe in. the employees concerned have been suspended and we will clarify the issue without compromises. but gil says so far the hotel has not apologized to him. >> there was no apology, there was no statement, there was nothing. >> reporter: on the same day as the incident in the german hotel, the auschwitz memorial announced barracks at the nazi termination camp where more than a million jewish people had been killed was desecrated with massive jewish cruelty. the coronavirus pandemic has only made things worse, with conspiracy theorists like qanon moving anti-semitism more into the mainstream, the head of the jewish committee in berlin tells me. >> we have had tons of anti-semitic incidents, not necessarily crimes, but a anti-semitic incidents, and this has definitely fueled the rise of anti-jewish hate crimes in the last year. >> reporter: gil says he's shocked by this incident. he's also not sure if he will pr

member gil. >> please, sir. >> thank you. i have a couple questions in regards to legal requirements memo. this question of vote dilution is interesting to me. i am thinking back to one of the comment is by an member of the public. would we expect to reasonably a future vote dilution to be. in five years we understand there is a lot of development in my neighborhood south of market. could we take that into consideration as a reason why we would go to the 5% limit? >> yes, we need more analysis. if we have districts for the analysis. it is early to say we have any such districts and what steps to prevent vote dilution. we will return when we have a chance to crunch the numbers. my understanding is making that assessment. it is a snapshot in time to speculating about the future. that would be difficult to do. certainly in terms to do so. it would be difficult to do that and be back with the sufficient amount of data. >> thank you. that is quite clear. would it be permissible for us to come up with clear criteria how we define a

[gritos] astrid: juliÁn gil inicia el rodaje miami de la pelÍcula "cerdo".as que tenemos que solamente las va a ver el en su momento. astrid: en la pelÍcula tambiÉn participa lyn may. lyn: un personaje es una mujer dura y fuerte que domina todo el mundo porque tiene mucho negocios y ademÁs trafica con botox, con cosas para la cara para la belleza. astrid: hablas del botox que es parte de lo que vine siendo la pelÍcula, tÚ crees en el botox? lyn: si me hubiera puesto botox estarÍa muy bien, a mÍ lo que me pusieron fue aceite de cocina. si me hubiera puesto botox estarÍa de maravilla. astrid: mucho se ha especulado sobre tu embarazo como estas embarazadas yo no quÉ ha sucedido con eso? lyn: he tenido 3 hijas, he sido muy feliz con mis hijas. yo quiero distraer a la gente porque mucha desgracia mÉxico entonces yo quiero llamar la atenciÓn de esos enfermos, que se diviertan con lo que digo. les tengo noticias, es comediante, los hace reÍr. astrid: hace unos dÍas en niurka marcos ha dicho que si te miras el espejo todas las cuenta que eres fea. bonita forma de ig

paulina: Éstas revelaciones no sÓlo confirman la participaciÓn de "el gil". >> no se ha logrado un esclarecimientoue ha vivido uno. paulina: nos —— no se informÓ como se obtuvieron estos mensajes. los familiares de los 43 normalistas desaparecidos dijeron que la difusiÓn de estas conversaciones compromete el Éxito de la investigaciÓn. fÉlix: para muchos hispanos lograr el sueÑo americano significa mucho trabajo y esfuerzo, tambiÉn la persistencia durante aÑos. en el caso de un inmigrante mexicano y su familia a todo eso le aÑaden el buen sabor. con su negocio de paletas han sabido conquistar el gusto de muchos aÑos. locutora: a pasos agigantados, el sabor latino sigue conquistando estados unidos. desde esta paleterÍa, esta familia latina ha encontrado la forma de conquistar el paladar americano. >> estamos en un pueblo que es bastante especial en eso del racismo, pero como ellos han estado mejorando, el producto ha estado llevando a la gente blanca. locutora: paradÓjicamente el veneno de la paleterÍa, dice que su Éxito le ha llegado en plena temporada de donald trump. >> pensamos que a lo mejor ib

you can call me uncle gil! uncle gil! you two look great together! get in there! yeah! [ cackling ] yeah! i'm telling you, these little buggers love me. [ laughing ] that's the plan! yeah! [ laughing ] whoo! [ both vocalizing ] excitement around people from l. a from san francisco from all over. it's just so much excitement here. a lot of excitement, giants fans went into tonight's game feeling great. and they leave oracle park as you look at this live picture. well you still can't get them down, at least for now. good evening to you. i'm andre senior, and i'm amanda quintana in for cristina rendon. tonight's game did not go the way giants fans wanted, but there's still plenty to be excited about. giants fans look ahead took game three. now after getting tied up with the dodgers, many say, just being able to experience the atmosphere at a local park. is enough to keep them going. people in the city get a sense of excitement tonight from two major events. in addition to the game, fleet week, events are reaching their peak. we begin tonight with joe fonzi and a disappoint

have been suspended, and we will clarify issues without compromises, but gil so far says 9 hotel hasstatement, no nothing. >> reporter: on the same day as the incident. the auschwitz memorial announced that barracks at the former nazi extermination camp, where more than a million people were killed, had been desecrated a anti-semitic graffiti. group have been -- the coronavirus pandemic has only made things worse with conspiracy theorists like qanon moving anti-semitism more into the mainstream. >> during this protest we have registered hundreds of incidents, not necessarily crimes, but anti-semitic incidents. this has definitely fueled the rise of anti-semitism in germany over the last year. >> reporter: and, jake, the singer still says he's absolutely shocked that something could happen to him in germany in the year 2021. he's not sure if he's going to take legal action, but he says what he wants is a true discussion and real action to try to stem that tide of rising anti-semitism here in germany. of course, elsewhere in europe as well. >> that is a westin hotel, owned by the marri

she knew how the engine, gil, gnashing proportionately as a milton i think, is there any particular need a little bit because in which i don't know that well on the so, so in your mind, in thinking them which in the morning young didn't a, was suspended the loan like it out, that the li with them is below your to which did it with the same as you that i do it come you gas lamp this night adam suddenly yeah. with the use of i don't use that the but that yeah, i want to this list with the was, was there was a book quoted in tonight. look at vocal actually did the lenient on the ground. that was the one is not working to live with. people, nobody lascaux if you would, you could go ask them how does that i bought again to buy from what i bought it. then usually we lose. you had that i bought this yet. i didn't you. that idea was like usually about 90 days. nissan said, i wasn't kid, i wasn't i what i'm on the can do for you. what are the custody issues then? yes. it's getting harder to work in the tundra with each passing year. and pablo nick alive not really considered, taking a well deserv

she knew how the engine, gil, matching up with dish reports, had fears. i'm wondering, is there any particular nick and little bit because in which i don't know well on the so so in your mind can thinking them which in the morning young didn't a was suspended the loan like it out that the lee with them is below your to which did it with the same as you that i do it come you gas lamp this night, adam suddenly just yeah. with the use of i don't use that the but that yeah, i want to this list with the was, was there was a book quoted in there tonight. look at vocal actually, i guess near lenient on the ground that wolfstein is now working to live with people. nobody lascaux. if you would, you could go ask them that i bought again to buy from what i bought it. then you show me, we lose you and that i bought this yet. i didn't you. that idea was like use reward, embalming tediousness. some i would say that i wasn't kid, i wasn't i think is what i'm on the can do for you. so what are the custody issues then? yes, it's getting harder to work in the tundra with e

yes, jill, after my been is busy she leaves, the song is new and there, gil union loosen been 0 you morning. there's not as yet good leopards that ask it was your steam will knows not still was video or song, say it to be ignited them of them. i'm really going to buy you had 3 pieces. kilometer is foyzey is gucci, gena, stallnicher know. and that ago a road trip in the summerville is nikita ins, most ambitious project to dave, that they thought they sell upon vehicle. another car was his pet project, bigger than his thought zachary machine off. it doesn't look as glamorous, let's face it. it looks like you dazzled banga bob union. yeah, i'm will not be a thumb. would destroy them being a thought because also ma screech seemed such a thorough though it was girl with a she is new or busy. the with the good thing is that without self 100 than if risky at the d was in previous his ca, my little for this often. e, but you won't put yourself to put the most on you are. uh huh. greg said sir edward said he is on a this is just another pro what any mirror to the individual with a, with a new was on

how you do for the, for having for jojo fall, muncie, and you know, well, if we're evelyn he, gil, it's as he own collision sir, how god can need some help with the early and i was, i was jenny a. yeah. get me mr. ha, may i do call back. god man, man. hazy day. a god because me martin asked of him had to indeed in no content frozen out. you've seen him miramonte cow candy. he didn't do was dealing with calcium. and can he in that? did he, can i get see him as the was dad and mother? look, they took the job school that it's mouthful smear published of her shirt you 20 to the grid, but the glib would have just little doubting it would that be out. didn't had ginger were billy taylor, john with georgia in the blue in him. anybody that actually yes, i've got, i thought huh. gonna some sort of huh. oh, top of as when, until you're covered in the unit here. know when it's on alton and give her a bunch more, you'll did a little took up and going to be it may be now, companies seem foolish. can howdy, man the a honey india can of delicacy, really a cassette excel become again city can video, ba

verge of starvation, with no hope inside the drugs manufactured and exported out of of got to start gil countless youth world wide. from a geopolitical perspective, the taliban considered an international pariah since its inception is now having to be negotiated with it, accounted with even the un bob from a security perspective. yes, al qaeda either ganga. stock may have been degraded but, but something worse has taken its place in nappies, isis, which has bound to the challenge to afghanistan. dominance by the taliban. of kenneth stands. banks of almost run out of cash. people are running out of food to less than 2 months after the taliban took over. added to that foreign aid is in short, supply with western donors, reluctant to deal with the new government and charities, a warning of a major humanitarian crisis. and i know this is not easy, but i need to be some solution to the financial flows into afghanistan to ensure that at least salaries can be paid and that essential supplies, power, and water being 2 of them can be procured. the absence of that will seriously exacerbate vulner

yes, jo, after my belief is boise, she lays the sonus new and there, gil union, lawson been 0. you one, you know, not as yet could let me ask you, is your steam or nose not still was video or song. so it's a beard and i had them of them. i'm really going to break that he visited kilometer off.

. >> reporter: gil says they'll be busy all day until midnight.nd in an interesting twist, two san francisco teams will be playing against two los angeles teams as the warriors take on the lakers at chase arena just a few blocks away beginning at 7:00 p.m. it's a big deal for the crew at harmonic brewing. >> we're definitely excited about the warriors. when we opened, they had the last game of the season and then they lost. and so we were open the whole time without the warriors. it was kind of sad. yeah. >> reporter: now they're back. >> now they're back. >> reporter: the crush of a weekend corroid will come with some challenges. san francisco muni will be extending transit hours and adding services to some lines. more traffic and parking officers will be on duty trying to keep drivers moving along, but expect plenty of delays. the trio of major events come as san francisco is seeing a drop in covid-19 infections and high vaccination rates. something residents are definitely thinking about. >> whether it's the warriors or the giants, they're bein

now, for the last five years, gil thorpe has hosted, but as luck would have it, he's having a sketchy-looking polyp removed, so they've asked me to..."phil in." [ laughing ] see what i did? oh, yeah.

we are giving our full cooperation to the gil boy police department and the investigation. our primary concern is for the individuals impacted and their families. the councilwoman was elected last year and before that on the planning commission. >> she speaks on our behalf a lot with the council. i know that, with the compassion center she is involved and she helps out and that is surprise that there was any thing bad at her house. >> police have not released suspect information and very little victim information. they would only say the person killed was a man. >> not clear if the councilwoman was home at the time of the shooting. the mercury news says police are still interviewing witnesses to identify a suspect. >>> another deadly halloween party shooting is under investigation. this one in sacramento. >> the shooting just would never stop. it just kept going. and it was everywhere. everyone was trying to hide everywhere. there is people holding the bathroom doors closed because they are trying to hide. everywhere is trying to protect themselves. >> around 400 people wer

particularly when it came to teen gil girls, he said girls g depressed when they look at fashion magazinesit. but girls also have a positive experience when they're on instagram as well is. congress going to want to have mark zuckerberg up and try to grill him, do you think? >> i think it's very possible. i'm not quite sure what we're going to get out of it. we've seen these sorts of performances. it's become more polished over time. it was very electrifying when mark zuckerberg first appeared. we saw repeatedly tech leaders brought before congress, but nothing actually happening. i mean -- and i think the nick clegg argument is sort of fascinating because it just shows facebook has run out of defenses. this is literally -- [ indiscernible ] >> i think we have -- >> and that's what facebook is potentially saying here. social media doesn't harm people. people harm people. >> carole, thank you very much for joining us. we had a little problem with the line there. carole cadwalladr, thank you very much. >>> earlier in the show we asked why are you awake. kim writes i'm up early here in louis

and gil grissom and sarah sidle sailed off into the sunset. it was a great way to go out.uff anymore," right. and we got a call. and it was perceived as a 20th anniversary, and we couldn't shoopt it because of covid, and now it's "csi: vegas." >> stephen: do you actually shoot "csi: vegas" in vegas? >> sometimes. >> stephen: sometimes. >> not for super long periods of time, because things happen in vegas -- >> stephen: that should stay in vegas. >> that should absolutely. >> stephen: it's also a very busy city. >> yeah, and it doesn't stop. >> stephen: it's hard to be low key there. >> it's not like you sort of close things down and you shoot. you sort of shoot in the midst of vegas. casinos stay open, people are drinking, they're gambling. >> stephen: now, after all those years of being-- are you a forensic pathologist? is that what your character is? >> i'm so much smarter on the show than i am in real life. i'm a forensic scientist. >> stephen: after all those years of doing and deal with that jargon and understand what your character is saying, do you think you could h

maÑana empiezo una pelÍcula con juliÁn gil, el del puerco. amamos. lyn: yo los quiero pero siempre estÁn con la misma pregunta. pregunten otra cosa. reportera: nos dijiste que juliÁn gil te encantarÍa darle un revolcÓn. lyn: ahora que lo conozco, si es buena persona con ustedes. se las voy a apachurrar. [hablan a la vez] reportera: estÁs o no estÁs embarazada? [hablan a la vez] reportera: thalÍa te contestÓ el mensaje? lyn: todavÍa no me contestÓ. carlos: no me quedÓ claro si estaba dice lo que la vedette, fisher as o quÉ cosa pero creo que la diferencia si me permiten opinar es que las ficheras que pasaron del teatro al cine, y esa era la diferencia, creo. maity: algo me dice que Éste no es el fin de esta historia. raul: y el embarazo, ya se le olvidÓ. >> estamos en todas las redes sociales, sÍguenos en twitter, facebook e instagram. revive tu segmento favorito www.despiertaamÉrica.com, el app de univisiÓn y en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. raÚl: estoy de acuerdo en que esta historia no va a terminar ahÍ. [risas] raÚl: vamos a hacer un segmento

so today, i'm gil a solid. started working with emory and our ministry of information.duced and i think she worked her her artwork appeared on the back of the black panther paper for maybe five or six years, right and her artwork is a kind of a softer touch. her focus is like women senior citizens young kids. this is another piece of her work and it says that i'm against war the war in vietnam. i'm for african liberation water registration and for people's survival. you know, she's betraying a strong sister she has but she believes in african liberation. she believes that if we need to register the vote so we can have all have our in his represent us when i started working on a paper to say we want to have a lot of photographs a lot of images and new good artwork they could get you just to disturbing by seeing the artwork or reading the captions or seeing it looking at the photographs this particular artwork was done by a brother named malik edwards. malik is a brother who came to the party from the vietnam war working the dc office and we discovered he had skills and w

for more on all this, i'm joined by gil kerlikowske. he served as commissioner of u.s.ms and border protection under president obama, and before at, he was director of the office of national drug control policy. gill kerlikowske, great to have you back on the "newshour". let's start with the human rights watch report. i should indicate this is not human rights watch reporting, these are internal documents they got of complaints that were made of this awful behavior by d.h.s. agents against them. what do you make of that? >> a couple of things. one, you have to understand that it wasn't really until 2014 that customs and border protection actually got their own robust, internal affairs that had been outsourced, and, so, you need accountability, you need investigations, and you need to be able to do discipline, and that is still an ongoing issue. but the number of complaints is certainly concerning. you have to remember, too, that boarder patrol has over 20,000 agents. they have had literally, during the time that those numbers came forward, millions of encounters with pe

i remember when i see john sitting there i don't know if he remembers he wants came to visit gil and me at my home. you know what you brought us as a little housewarming gift? a piece of the berlin wall. >> one of those worth now? >> i'm keeping it. [laughter] it just shows that ideas are powerful for good or for ill. if you combine that with the leadership and the cam.org. >> a greetings and welcome everyone. i am allison showing the senior program officer here at the museum. i'm pleased to welcome you to today's form on her newest book the battle of vietnam the 1971 march on concorde lexington and boston. doctor lemaire is well known in concorde for her book

i remember when i see john sitting there i don't know if he remembers he wants came to visit gil and me at my home. you know what you brought us as a little housewarming gift? a piece of the berlin wall. >> one of those worth now? >> i'm keeping it. [laughter] it just shows that ideas are powerful for good or for ill. if you combine that with the leadership and the cam.org. >> a greetings and welcome everyone. i am allison showing the senior program officer here at

niurka: quÉ mejor que promocionarse con el bello de gil. ojalÁ yo pudiera tocar todo eso! ay yo no sÉ! raÚl: es muy divertido porque no disfrazan absolutamente nada. van al grano como el dermatÓlogo. increÍble, de verdad. el mundo de las divas. carlos: yo creo que algo debe de haber aprendido niurka de lyn may. francisca: no digas eso, ahora te van a meter mensaje a ti. [risas] raÚl:el gran show de lyn y niurka, eso sÍ serÍa bueno. satcha: muy buenos dÍas. hoy en "despierta amÉrica". aumentan las protestas y el descontento por los mandatos de vacunaciÓn. aquÍ sabrÁs que enfrentan ahora los que no quieren vacunarse y que anunciarÍa hoy la fda sobre si debes o no vacunar dosis de refuerzo. >> pienso que es una pesadilla. [llanto] alan: eso desea la madre de un niÑo de un aÑo y medio que muere tras ser atropellado a las afueras de una iglesia. desde los Ángeles vas a escuchar el mensaje que le envÍa al conductor que se da a la fuga. satcha: a esta hora se registra una cifra rÉcord de buques con mercancÍa y alimentos estancados en puertos de california. te diremos a cuÁnto asc

commissioner gil gilman? -- >> present. >> thank you. >> and commissioner wuho. >> here. >> thank you, madam president, you do have a quorum. the san francisco port commission acknowledges that we are on the unseated ancestral land of the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of the

commissioner gil gilman? and -- >> present. >> thank you. >> and commissioner wuho. >> here. >> thank you, madam president, you do have a quorum. the san francisco port commission acknowledges that we are on the unseated ancestral land of the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of the land and in accordance with the traditions, they have never ceded, lost, nor forgotten their responsibilities as the care takeers of this place as well as for all people who is reside in traditional territories. at best we recognize that we benefit from living and working on the traditional home land and pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders and relatives and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. item 2 is approval of minutes for the september 14, 2021 port commission meeting. >> i so move. >> second. >> we have a motion and a second. can we have a roll call vote please? >> absolutely. [roll call vote] the motion passes unanimously. and the members of

closely within the department of defense with the undersecretary of defense for personal readiness, gil cisneros, on how do we have better outreach to various hbcu's, n.s.i.'s, and as undersecretary cisneros talks about hispanic serving institutions too to ensure twhef right outreach, the right social ways of engaging with those vines. we have a concerted effort going on within the pentagon, and i'd welcome an opportunity to come back and brief you on that, sir. mr. carson: lastly, wrapping up. peta is designated by many as a hate group and there are people, i mean the southern poverty law center, i think their process is very flawed because you have one or two people making a designation as to who is and who is not a hate group when they have an ax to grind with certain individuals. do you discriminate against someone who has a religious affiliation? and that real jus affiliation or belief system may have very destructive views as it relates to blacks and jews and their origin story, do you discriminate against them even though their affiliation isn't necessarily listed amongst hate gr

you and gil and pete,thank you for inviting us . i'm not going to recount his bio tonight.cal buyout of a western politician since the one that was given for ransom stoddard or jimmy stewart's character in a man who shot liberty valance . except in each case it's all true, all of it so i'd like to talk a few minutes about the and gail and myself. the references to myself could be references to any of you and us as i consider pete my friend, my mentor, my counselor, my governor, my senator i know everybody else here feels the same way about governor wilson and that's pete's genius. pete has us believing there's a special bond that he gives to us and gail is his accomplice with the phone calls and emails and she's part of the magic of feeling as if you're part of the people wilson family h. i've known pete and gail for 40 years. i met him at republican party convention. i was cchairman of california republican statewide office and i've been with them about 35+. i got to know pete very well in the summer of 1984 and i was an intern for the republican national committee . i was

gil baz kwez saved 40 thousands jews, 39,000 more than schindler. how come he ain't got a movie?s or mexicans in public places. our oppression is not as horrible as my black brothers and sisters or native american cousins. we're also the only people whose language and cultures were totally -- our buying power is $690 billion. we had $215 billion to the usa taxes. that's why being latin is a super power. peace. >> you are amazing, and thank you so much for that. and as black folks who also fought in every single war, we stand in solidarity with you, my brother. thank you so much. >>> in the next hour, we hear from a group of latino voters from various backgrounds. they have a lot to say on everything from the big lie to vaccine mandates to the future of this country. you don't want to miss it. it's a very compressive comprehensive conversation. stay with us. we're live from miami. we're live from miami. this is the sound of an asthma attack... conversation. stay with us. we're live from miami. conversation stay with us we're live from miami. fasenra is a different kind of asthma m

del dÍa de ho desalojar el parque, por su parte la oficina del concejal gil cedillo ha dicho que tomarÁnaron esta cantidad y luego quien la compara. satcha: no, se un mecanismo que asegura que fuera asÍ ni siquiera las personas que estaban en la casa de subasta tenÍa conocimiento que eso iba a suceder. alan: que bueno que no lo triturar un, 25.000.000 $ ¿quiÉn lo comprÓ? nos vamos mÁs adelante vivo con nosotros la actriz marjorie de sousa, ella viene con buenas intenciones. satcha: marÍa antonieta collins busca novio en internet y lo confiesa todo en despierta amÉrica en domingo, no contaba que se encontrarÍa con la foto del exesposo de una famosa. alan: te contamos todo lo que pasÓ cuando olivia brito fue a encontrarse con el fotÓgrafo que asegura que la agrediÓ. satcha: dejamos al descubierto el cambio de varios famosos, ricky martin y tom cruise, no estÁn sÓlo. alan: quÉdate con nosotros 24 aÑos haciendo tu programa alan: quÉdate con nosotros 24 aÑos haciendo tu programa favorito. amo dos cosas: la comida para gatos de alta calidad de petco y la caja en la que la envían el mismo día.

supuestamente haciendo un trabajo de endodoncia y tambiÉn arreglando 8 coronas en un consultorio de bernal y gillo aaron aproximadamente entre 65,000 y $420,000 en este esquema fraudulento. >> [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] elyangÉlica: bueno, 10 de estos acusados o seÑalados han sido ya llevados a corte, fueron arrestados y algunos se han declarado inocentes. es un caso que sigue en investigaciÓn y tendrÁn que probar que este juego como mÁs o menos vemos acÁ, no tiene que terminar tras las rejas. alan: vergonzoso. gracias por el informe en vivo, elyangÉlica gonzÁlez. satcha: durante la noche inician investigaciÓn criminal para determinar quien es el culpable de la fuga de petrÓleo la costa sur de california. se observa de cerca la ranura de tres pulgadas de la tuberÍa unos 100 pies bajo el agua. la guardia costera analiza las posibilidades, incluso si el anca de un buque de carga masivo perforÓ el oleoducto mientras siguen las labores de limpieza. alan: otorgan premio nobel de la paz a dos periodistas. en reconocimiento a la lucha por la libertad de expresiÓn en sus respectivos paÍses. des

gil paterson worst case scenario and it will be really determined by which strains of flu come to us,ave we managed to get vaccines that will be effective? we usually look to what strains circulating in the southern hemisphere, flu follows the seasons. in australia we know that influenza a is a circulating right now, causing 97% of flu cases, but looking to china, i had us in terms of the doctor measures and progress through the covid pandemic, they have mainly influenza b so we're not certain, but the vaccines have a mix of strains so they will offer protection to multiple types of flu, we are trying to cover all bases, i would encourage people to get flu vaccines because we are so uncertain this year. vaccines because we are so uncertain this ear. ~ ., vaccines because we are so uncertain this ear. ~ . , . ., , this year. what difference does it make that covid-19 _ this year. what difference does it make that covid-19 and - this year. what difference does it make that covid-19 and flu - this year. what difference does it make that covid-19 and flu are i make that covid—19 and flu a