gonzalez? >> thank you. i would say we absolutely coordinate with their international partners european and beyond in terms of collaborating on identifying ways in which we can both for african institutions and support the efforts that african institutions take the lead on. most recently in terms of ecowas and the dynamic role in supporting the dynamics in new guinea and mollie my conversations from canada to the eu friends in the uk and beyond very much focused on how can we best an optimally support them and we ask that question directly. we just don't do find the answers. we talked to her glee to the ecowas commission or the representatives of the united nations and theta african unionn how we can best support you and the collaboration and dialogue has been robust and fundamentally this is the biden's administrations partnership with africa working closely in court nation with african institutions. >> i hope for the day when these conflicts have been that they are dealt with and resolved. it wanted to ask

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gonzalez? >> thank you, i would say we absolutely coordinate with international partners, european and beyond, in terms of collaborating on ways we can bolster african institutions and support the efforts that african institutions take the lead on. most recently, in terms of ecoas and their role in supporting the dynamics of mali, my conversations with sahel envoys and counterparts from canada, eu, france, and uk and beyond very much focused on how can we best and optimally support them and we asked that question directly, we don't just divine the answers but go directly to president of the ecoas commission or the representatives of the united nations and african union in the field of how can we best support you. and the collaboration, the dialogue has been robust and fundamentally at the core of biden administrations relationship with africa is working very closely and in close coordination with african institutions. >> i -- i hope for the day when these conflicts happen, that they're dealt wi

gonzalez? >> i would say that we absolutely cornet with international partners, european and beyond, in terms of identifying ways of how we can bolster african institutions and support the efforts that african institutions take the lead on. i. most recently in terms of their dynamic role in supporting post-coup dynamics in getting and molly -- guinea and molly -- very much focused on how we cannot timidly support them. we ask that question directly, we do not bind the answers, we go directly to the president of the commission, or representatives of the united nations and african union. how can we best support you? the collaboration and dialogue has been robust. fundamentally, this is at the core of the biden administration's partnership with africa. working very closely and didn't close coordination with african institutions. >> i hope for the day when these conflicts happen that they are dealt with and resolved on the continent. i wanted to ask you about a couple of them. one, a big concern ab

gonzalez. the administration announced a new sanctions regime allowing us to post financial sanctions on individual entities paid have you seen any -- individual entities. have you seen any change in behavior since this announcement was made? >> thank you. at this point, we have not seen the tangible action we were looking to see. but that is the point of the executive order. it has gone too long with too little action and this is an effort to step up pressure on those responsible for prolonging the conflict, obstructing progress, and hindering humanitarian access, and those who commit human rights abuses. it is not limited to one group or another, there is plenty of blame to go around and leaders on all sides have been vocal in using rhetoric for inflaming situations and dehumanizing other communities good the purpose of the order is to exert that pressure so we can try to break this logjam. >> we talk about pressure, we have hearings, we tweet, we issue press releases, we have press conferenc

mike gonzalez. >> thank you so much. members of the subcommittees, thank youu for this opportunity to testify. peace and prosperity directly benefit the united states. unfortunately, however, half of thelf world's 34 armed conflicts in 2020 and the continent beyond the loss of life and likelihood conflict take resources away from critical public services and development efforts. conflict is different there is a clear trend of conflict being fueled by polar were deficient governments. weak capacity and limited resources prevent the state from delivering the conditions or the opportunities people expect. with high rates of unemployment, they exacerbate the instability and increase vulnerability to extremist recruitment under the promise of a better life. in the case is more predatory government actions such as corruption, human rights abuses and political oppression and the conflict both among the groups and against the state. by exploding rather than serving the people, governments pushed communities towards conflict. som

gonzalez, a school janitor, sued the state. his case made its way to the supreme court, who in 2013 ruled in his favor and struck down arizona's law. mr. gonzalez was one of 31,000 voters in arizona affected by such a discriminatory law. just this past september, the mexican american legal defense fund joined other civil rights organizations in suing texas over its discriminatory voting legislation known as s.b. 1. we have heard a lot about it today. among other things, sb-1 seeks to curb the assistance available to limited english-proficient voters, and this 2006 they successfully sued texas. in that case it lulac v. perry you the supreme court found that texas violated the voting rights act by denying latinos the ability to elect a candidate of their choosing. 2017, maldep again sued in texas after the city of pasadena sought to weaken the latina vote by changing the way city-equity willed city council members. here are just some of the chapters of a long history of voter suppression. now, we also know that voter suppression

juan carlos gonzÁlez nos amplÍa. daca de que protege de la deportaciÓn y otorga permisos de trabajo. cuando saliÓ el programa el gobierno dijo que nueva utilizar la informaciÓn para poder efectuar informaciÓn de los aplicantes. sin embargo, nunca dijo que no iba a usar la informaciÓn para efectuar arrestos y deportaciones de familiares de estos soÑadores. segÚn un reporte de la oficina, esto habÍa ocurrido en menos de 900 casos en raras circunstancias entre junio de 2012 y julio de 2021. que las personas que aplicaron llegaron a ice. audi tan, investigan y evalÚan diferentes dependencias del gobierno federal. puede ser que hubo delitos o los papÁs de estos soÑadores tenÍan circunstancias. el gobierno estados unidos siempre puede utilizar la razÓn de la seguridad nacional de proteger a la poblaciÓn contra personas que han cometido delitos. esto es suficiente razÓn para poder efectuar arrestos y deportaciones. >> esta informaciÓn no debe asustar a la gente y sigo pidiendo que uno hable con sus abogados una pareja que s

let's turn to lorena gonzalez in the assembly she is moving to legislature into activism. >> she was longtime labor leader who is returning to her roots. she will be taking over the helm of the california labor federation the second largest sort of umbrella organization after the national. a big job for her. a big sort of loss for democrats especially labor friendly democrats in sacramento because she has been chair of the -- committee. i think some people saw her more powerful than the assembly speaker. it speaks to we are seeing this in a lot of areas. a lot of shuffling happening. also because the new political boundaries at the global changes. kevin -- has been around for congress so we will hear from him but there are a lot of people that are kind of iron those congressional districts are looking for the next move. >> am also going to put a plug for everyone to listen to the political breakdown interview this week which was with lorena gonzalez. moving on, doug, you spoke with local lawmakers, congressional lawmakers reflected on january 6. in particular you talked with -- can y

thank you for your leadership,rw assistant secretary gonzalez notes almost half of the aconflicts in0 were in africa, 15 will testify. thank you for convening this time a hearing on a very important topic understanding ongoing conflicts i continue to plague africa. among the concepts, i think the two most pressing are in nigeria and ethiopia in part because of the outside important placement conflicts. as not to minimize conflicts insurgency or the ongoing conflict of public for potential for civil war in the democratic republic of congo. focusing on nigeria and ethiopia, we need to nonetheless be aware of interrelated these conflicts are. it may make more sense, rather than confining aligned on the map. it operate within the line jurisdictions and countries nonetheless stand out and potential disintegration would have outside impact on the region. nigeria is on the verge of the integration and i'm deeply concerned state department may not fully understand the reasons why and is unprepared for what is unfolding. repeatedly explaining the conflict in nigeria referencing a narrative of

gonzalez from the state department, and assistant to the administrator, robert jenkins from usaid. effectiveness from the u.s. government's response to the conflicts and what we are doing to help prevent future ones, ranging from violent extremism, armed conflict and traditional warfare, these conflicts consistently require lawmakers to understand the drivers, whether ideological, socioeconomic or others, devise policy, and a frame work to strengthen african governments bilateral responses. as solutions to conflicts in africa, i hope they will also list measures congress can take to strengthen current and future responses. my colleagues, i would like to know what more the u.s. can do to assist conflict that is are happening. for example, the conflict in ethiopia. your answers will help inform legislation in the future. again, violent extremism spurred on by local and transnational actors for a variety of reasons, including weak governance and perceived governance in society. places like north africa nigeria, mozambique, continue to make headlines and we'd like to hear your thoughts

appropriations chair assembly member lorena gonzalez announced her resignation so she can lead the california labor federation. >> it says the most out of that for the most amount people i hope accomplish that and expect that this institution will continue to seek to accomplish that her departure shaking up the legislature that's expected to see even more changes with redistricting in this year's election ahead of the elections state lawmakers and the governor will have to figure out how to spend the state's projected 31 billion dollar surplus. some lawmakers monday proposing to use it to boost funding for schools this is a time for k 12 to be front and center in the in the budget conversation going forward. leaders acknowledging overall challenges are ahead. >> there will be some rough patches, of course. hopefully not as rough as some of what we have faced these past couple years in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> still ahead tonight at 8 o'clock. it was the biggest talking point in the sports world this weekend. an nfl player, a star. troubled player quit in the middle of

appropriations chair assembly member lorena gonzalez announced her resignation so she can lead the california labor federation. >> it's just the most out of that for the most amount, people i hope we accomplished that and expect that this institution will continue to seek to accomplish that her departure shaking up the legislature that's expected to see even more changes with redistricting in this year's election ahead of the elections state lawmakers and the governor will have to figure out how to spend the state's projected 31 billion dollar surplus. some lawmakers monday proposing to use it to boost funding for schools this is a time for k 12 to be front and center in the in the budget conversation going forward. leaders acknowledging overall challenges are ahead. >> there will be some rough patches, of course. hopefully not as rough as some of what we have faced these past couple years in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news in national news tonight. former president donald trump has been subpoenaed in an ongoing tax fraud investigation. >> regarding his family's his 2 eldest children do

deputy assistant secretary gonzalez in the state department and assistant to the administrator robert jenkins of usaid which i look forward to hearing about the various types of conflict in africa, the effectiveness of the us government's mitigated responses to the conflict and what we are doing to prevent future ones. ranging from violent extremism, armed conflict and more traditional warfare these conflicts are very consistently require lawmakers to understand the drivers, social, economic or others, devised policy to address underlying cause and develop a framework to strengthen african governments and bilateral and multilateral response. as our witnesses highlight solutions to conflicts in africa, congress can take measures to strengthen current and future responses. my colleagues, i would like to know what more the us can do to resolve conflicts that are happening. for example the conflict in ethiopia. your answers will inform legislation in the future. violent extremism spurred by local and transnational actors for a variety of reasons, perceived injustice across government and

we heard what jerry gonzalez says, we don't need any more speeches, we need action in washington.he president called this a defining moment. he had a defining moment speech six months ago at the constitution center in philadelphia. why is the president delivering this now, considering there's not been much progress on getting legislation passed in the six months since? >> look, if all had gone according to plan, from the white house point of view, they would have passed the american rescue plan, which they did. they would have passed their infrastructure bill, which they did, and then they would have passed build back better, which day didn't, and then they would have gone to voting rights. so what they've clearly decided to do since build back better is really on the back burner, they've said, okay, now is the time we have to do it. and you understand this as well as i do or anybody who's looked at politics. they understand that the window is closing. there's a good shot that they're not going to have unified control of the congress next time around after 2022. so, the window is

gonzalez. the administration announced a new sanctions regime allowing us to post financial sanctions on individual entities paid have you seen any -- individual entities. have you seen any change in behavior since this announcement was made? >> thank you. at this point, we have not seen the tangible action we were looking to see. but that is the point of the executive order. it has gone too long with too little action and this is an effort to step up pressure on those responsible for prolonging the conflict, obstructing progress, and hindering humanitarian access, and those who commit human rights abuses. it is not limited to one group or another, there is plenty of blame to go around and leaders on all sides have been vocal in using rhetoric for inflaming situations and dehumanizing other communities good the purpose of the order is to exert that pressure so we can try to break this logjam. >> we talk about pressure, we have hearings, we tweet, we issue press releases, we have press conferenc

juan carlos gonzÁlez.fuera del estado manejando un vehÍculo comercial. un trÁiler bÁsicamente. juan: antes solo la mayor debe de un aÑos de edad podÍan hacerlo, los otros tenÍan que conducir solo en el estado donde otro eran la licencia. este programa piloto pretende libere problema de falta de suministrÓ siesta mercancÍas que se encuentran en los puertos porque no hay nadie que los transporte y ademÁs puestos de trabajo. >> queremos seguir moviendo esos cargamentos que estÁn atorados en el puerto y salir fuera del estado. juan: expertos en el sector de transporte esperan que esta medida aliente a muchos jÓvenes. estÁn felices porque hoy obtuvo su licencia. >>bastante porque a no a todos se los da tenerla. aquÍ estamos. juan: por supuesto este es un trabajo que tiene grandes responsabilidades. es por eso que tambiÉn habrÁ requisitos mÁs estrictos. por ejemplo, deberÁ de manejar dos cintas 80 horas con supervisiÓn al lado. no deberÁ de exceder las 65 millas por hora. aunque el lÍmite de velocidad sea mayor

susana gonzÁlez noticiero telemundo 48. >>> hay que prevenir el virus si tienen bienes y servicios que limitadas en los prÓximos dÍas tengo los detalles tras la pausa. (comerciales) . >>> 6 con 12 de la tarde la guardia costera tendrÁn nuevas reglas de alta mar este barco se prendiÓ en llamas y murieron 34 personas nunca encontraron la causa de este incidente en el banco concepciÓn pero culpÓ a los propietarios por la falta de mantenimiento y al capitÁn por no mantener un marinero y tambiÉn los dueÑos con barcos que ofrezcan viajes nocturnos y salida de emergencia en los pisos inferiores >>> y recibir pagos por diversos serviciosahÍ y pagar por sobre los servicios y tomar acciÓn para no deberle nada a la agencia de recaudaciÓn de impuestos >>> en va barberÍa muy pocos recolectamos en este momento el mÉtodo de pago en este momento >>> una modalidad de para que que los pequeÑos negocios deberÁn reportar al irs con el formulario 1099 k >>> lo que pasa que la ley del gobierno federal establece que si tÚ trabajas por tu cuenta todo ingreso que tÚ recibes no importa en quÉ forma lo recibas s

juan carlos gonzÁlez, univisiÓn.edÓ corto en mucha de las promesas. por ejemplo, legalizar a los indocumentados. al menos 11 por de ellos era de esperarse, una fÉrrea oposiciÓn, pero su partido tampoco ha logrado un impulso suficiente en el congreso. pablo nos amplia. pablo: varias de las promesas de joe biden en materia migratoria quedaron en eso, promesas. una fue un camino a la ciudadanÍa para 11 millones de indocumentados. [habla en inglÉs] pablo: culpÓ a la oposiciÓn republicana de bloquear la reforma migratoria, pero lo cierto es que joe biden no ha conseguido el apoyo de todos los legisladores de su propio partido. >> aunque los demÓcratas tienen control de las dos cÁmaras del congreso y la casa blanca, sufren por tener un precedente dÉbil. pablo: joe biden promete eliminar la polÍtica de donald trump de quÉdate en mÉxico, pero aÚn estÁ activa. tambiÉn estÁ viva el artÍculo 42 que cierra la frontera por el tema del covid. la presiÓn de activistas para conseguir algo importante en materia migratoria aumenta. >>

gonzalez: staying with you. i know i only have just a few seconds. in your testimony you highlight the importance of supporting and preserving research as natural disasters unfold. could you go into detail of how strengthened interagency coordination could result in a more holistic and efficient federal response? dr. blevins: i think we have -- we have a hub called design safe. that's operated -- it's led out of the university of texas t brings together loot of different types of infrastructure, cyber infrastructure to make that happen. so i -- that's my. mr. gonzalez: i see my time is almost up. with that i yield back to the chair. chair stevens: thank you. thank all our members for the questions. and obviously our witnesses for today's critical hearing on what is obviously much needed in leading to the re-authorization. the purpose of today's hearing was to review the activities, including the importance of interagency collaboration, which is no easy feat. we've got some of the best here and a lot of tremendous expertise. the committee's going to c

nos trae detalle de esa aterradora gonzÁlez y del modo. se acercÓ a la reja y aparentemente tratÓ de acariciarlo o alimentarlo. el animal le mordiÓ el brazo y el empleado no pudo liberarse. [hablan en inglÉs] inicialmente la operadora creyÓ que la vÍctima era una mujer pero luego se confirmÓ que era un joven de 26 aÑosempleado de una compaÑÍa de limpieza. [hablan en inglÉs] la situaciÓn se tornaba cada vez mÁs dramÁtica, porque el tigre sujetaba fuertemente la mano y parte del brazo de la vÍctima. cuando los oficiales llegaron trataron de usar un tranquilizante, pero en cuestiÓn de segundo el agente tomÓ la decisiÓn de dispararle al tigre causÁndole la muerte. " quiero que sepan que nuestros pensamientos estÁn con Él, fue un mal error, una mala decisiÓn, pero lo Único que deseamos es que se recupere". dijo hoy el presidente del zoolÓgico, al referirse al empleado quien iniciÓ una recuperaciÓn que serÁ larga y difÍcil segÚn dijo.. segÚn expertos en estados unidos hay mÁs tigres en cautiverio que los que quedan libre en todo el mundo, un est

juan carlos gonzÁlez tiene un panorama de Ómicron.tÓ este negocio justo cuando estÁ por comenzar la temporada de declaraciÓn de impuestos. >> ahorita tenemos tambiÉn en nuestro personal tres personas infectadas por la segunda variante. juan: sin embargo, se vislumbra una luz al final del tÚnel ya que los mÁs recientes nÚmeros indica que los contagios de la variante Ómicron se estabilizan o estÁn comenzando a bajar ligeramente en california. >> siempre ocurre esto. los primos en los Últimos dos brotes donde los nÚmeros suben muy alto. llega un lugar donde el virus no se puede desparramar porque no hay suficiente gente. juan: agrega que se debe tambiÉn a una mayor cantidad de personas vacunadas y a la inmunidad adquirida por lo que se contagiaron, pero el doctor advierte que hay que tomar esta informaciÓn con cautela, pero algunas dudas de que esto mejore. >> cada dÍa estamos mirando la situaciÓn empeorar en las escuelas, negocios, trabajos. juan: otros estados, nueva york, new jersey, y lino y washington han visto descensos desde la se

gonzalez, by the way, i really applaud your twitter feed.ull of some great information. i thank you for that, as well. >> thank you, jose. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, president biden reaffirms his support for ukraine, as the nation continues to face aggression from russia. we'll talk to former u.s. ambassador to russia, michael mcfaul, about what, if anything, can be done to get putin to back down, next. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports." inchg "jos diaz-balart reports. w in the new chicken & bacon ranch, but the clock is ticking, so we gotta hurry! there's new rotisserie-style chicken, new peppercorn ranch, new hickory-smoked bacon, new- did you just spike the footlong? sorry, i didn't want the delay of game. save big. order through the app. (swords clashing) -had enough? -no... arthritis. here. aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. in a recent clinical study, patients using salonpas patch reported reductions in pain severit

un aumento bastante severo >>> en sacramento susana gonzález noticiero telemundo california >>> sabemoscuales le ofrece mayor protección, según autoridades sanitarias optan por una n-95 sería su mejor opción seguida de la cara n-95. en tercer lugar están las mascarillas quirúrgicas mientras que en las tiendas no son las que ofrecen la protección mejor de tela, frente a la variante ómicron, pero también hay otro factor que debemos tomar en cuenta >>> que cubra nuestra nariz, nuestra boca. si nos podemos tener acceso a mascarillas quirúrgicas, que usen las dos >>> y a partir del 19 de enero los estadounidenses podrán solicitar gratuitamente pruebas de covid-19 rápidas y a domicilio. solo tendría que ingresar al sitio web en pantalla para solicitarla y zonas para llegar entre siete a 14 días después. serán cuatro pruebas por casa, el gobierno habilitará un número telefónico para quienes no tengan acceso a computadoras o internet. si quiere ir a las pruebas tendrá que completar su información con su nombre, correo electrónico para que lo mantengan actualizado. hacemos nuestra primera pausa

. >> muchas gracias a guillermo gonzÁlez.o cumplen determinados requisitos. abraham: cuando me dijeron que mi niño tenía cáncer, pues todavía no podía creer que tenía eso. en ese momento las vidas de nosotros cambiaron. abraham: la palabra esperanza para mí es que mi niño va a vivir más, mucho más. saint jude ha ayudado a nosotros el tratamiento de mi niño, para niño. saint jude para mi ahora es como mi casa y mi familia. guatemala dijo que impidio el ingreso a su territorio a 430 inmigrantes por no cumplir con requisitos paulina dos . guatemala dijo que impidiÓ el ingreso de migrantes por no cumplir los requisitos y uno de ellos era tener una prueba negativa de covid— 19. grecia impuso vacunaciÓn. pagarÁn multas de $114. en minutos la nasa reconoce que la nasa esta dando credito a los llamados "cientificos ciudadanos" por ayudar con un ♪ paulina: la nasa estÁ dando crÉditos. es un nuevo planeta, los cientÍficos ciudadanos estudian los datos del telescopio de la nasa. asÍ nos despedimos. gracias. que descansen. locutor: telev

juan carlos gonzÁlez, univisiÓn.administraciÓn de joe biden lanzÓ un sitio web para que soliciten pruebas gratuitas en el hogar. vamos a pasar a nueva york con otra tragedia en el bronx. una mujer resultÓ muerta. >> el edificio colapsÓ luego de una poderosa explosiÓn. allÍ se puede ver a los agentes rescatando a una mujer que grita de dolor. nelson romÁn dice que su cuÑada y su sobrino se salvaron de milagro. >> es el fregadero de la cocina que volÓ. >> entre los heridos hubo cinco policÍas. >> una tambiÉn se da cuenta de la clase del peligro que era. >> el piso se moviÓ y yo dije: es una explosiÓn de gas. >> tiene que revisar las estructuras. >> el incidente ocurriÓ a pocas millas. posiblemente sucediÓ a causa de un calentador elÉctrico. patricia: quÉ mÁs se sabe? >> la mujer que falleciÓ tenÍa 77 aÑos. varias familias han sido desplazadas tras el colapso. >> peggy carranza informando. la llamas han arrancado con 300 acres. aumentan los delitos violentos en la ciudad del paÍs. en nueva york un desamparado empujÓ a u

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guillermo gonzÁlez no cuenta la nueva fecha en la que empezarÁn a procesar las declaraciones de impuesto que se avecina. >> si no dice el pago de recuperaciÓn y los nÚmeros matemÁticos no cuadra el irs va a dejar esa declaraciÓn. se hacen estas recomendaciones, presentar electrÓnicamente su declaraciÓn de impuestos. asegurarse que la declaraciÓn estÉ completa. rentas internas pide que usted no se apresure, usted puede encontrar las herramientas en la pÁgina web. usted puede presentar su declaraciÓn de impuestos hasta el 24 de enero. usted ante todo se debe asegurar de que estÉn todos los documentos en regla. patricia: gracias, guillermo. >> lo que empezÓ con un disparo tÉrmino con golpes y disparos. la policÍa sigue investigando un tiroteo. >> lo acaban de ver, es un tren a toda marcha invirtiendo una avioneta que perdiÓ potencia. el piloto fue rescatado por varios pilotos momentos antes de este impacto. el tren impacto el aparato y lo hizo pedazos. estos policÍas son considerados hÉroes. tambiÉn en california en medio del dolor tuvo lugar en familiar de valentina orellana. la adolescent

leo: hoy en "los gonzález" una súper producción.e a pasear a su bebito en la carriola. >> [llora] leo: lo dejo abandonado. cuando la gente se acerca a ver al bebé va a ver esto. sal. chaparrito: [grita] [llanto] chaparrito: ¡bú! >> [gritan] [llanto] >> [gritan] [llanto] chaparrito: ¡bú! [grita] chaparrito: ¡bú! >> [grita]

amy: in 2007 juan gonzalez and i interviewed then lou dobbs on democracy now!. >> the question is that there's a huge disparity between the economic levels in mexico and chick levels of the united states and i have properly said many times on year show that american companies are creating the problems rather than helping to alleviate the problems. all that would be needed to do is raise economic level in mexico and the immigration problems with decline. not only that but the country if it had a higher immigration -- >> are you giving me instruction or what we agreed on? >> we two agree because you are demonizing illegal immigration as a separate issue. >> how can you use my name and anti-immigrant in same comments. >> when we hear comments? >> comments. >> from you. a third of prisoners are illegal immigrants, not true. 7,000 cases in the last three years because of illegal immigrantsment >> we said that and that is as straightforward. >> you made an announcement on your show and you said it is not true illegal immigrants are not responsible for 7,000 cases of l

como nos cuenta susana gonzález, también el acceso a estos centros de prueba puede ser difícil en algunasa área hay gente que camina 40 millas para la prueba >> hace una semana carlos robles está asignado a uno de los dos únicos centros en el condado de nevada. de acuerdo a la página oficial, solo hay otro a 60 millas de aquí pero no es el único reto >> no tenemos suficientes enfermeras para ayudar, para seguir >> la escasez de personal y la ola de contagios causada por Ómicron, forzó al gobernador de california a activar la guardia nacional para aliviar esta crisis. el equipo de carlos fue el primero en responder a uno de los 63 sitios en todo el estado y aquí precisamente en este centro en esta zona llegan por lo -200 pacientes cada día. >> primero es un registro línea, si tiene un teléfono lo podrá registrar y si no lo tiene cita de todos modos lo veremos >> las puertas de este negocio ahora convertido en centros de mantienen abiertas desde las siete de la mañana hasta las siete de la noche, seis días la semana un sitio crucial en esta zona montañosa y más para los residentes . >> te o

. >> pueden comunicarse conmigo, mi nombre es guadalupe gonzÁlez. >> abrÍguese mucho porque en algunos: querÍa repasar las temperaturas cuando damos inicio al dÍa jueves. espero estar alcanzando las siguientes temperaturas. en oakland y san mateo y en san josÉ viendo los 40 grados. continuamos con temperaturas bastante frÍas. todavÍa hay bruma presente con nosotros. esto lo confirmamos cuando observamos esta imagen de satÉlite y radar. si usted se prepara para ir de camino al trabajo o al escuela piense que en la maÑana va a tener que realizar un equipo. amos a ver quÉ tenemos que tener a la mano. dos a tres capas de ropa. vamos a ver quÉ ocurre en la maÑana de hoy. las zonas de santa rosa y napa hasta la ciudad de san josÉ con visibilidad completamente reducida. tenemos condiciones completamente secas. tengan todos bonita noche. >> el 19 de enero varias Órdenes de arresto. esto sucediÓ en el restaurante nuevo vallarta. los detenidos fueron identificados como raymond. >> en san josÉ se aprobÓ la ordenanza que requiere un seguro. >> un dÍa despuÉs de que los concejales brotaron, se espe

i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. at the 20th anniversary of the opening of the u.s. military prison at guantÁnamo -- get open 20 years ago today -- we are joined now by former army chaplain captain james yee. he was one of the first muslim chaplains commissioned to the prison in 2002 by the u.s. army. but less than a year after serving there, he was accused of espionage by the military and faced charges so severe, that he was threatened with the death penalty. he was arrested and imprisoned for 76 days in solitary confinement. the military leaked information about the case to the press and the media went on a feeding frenzy. chaplain yee was vilified on the airwaves as a traitor and accused of being a mole inside of the army. then the military's case began to unravel. the charges were eventually reduced, and eight months later, dropped altogether. he received an honorable discharge. chaplain yee wrote about his experiences in a book titled "for god and country: faith and patriotism under fire." james yee has long cal

desde los angeles, juan carlos gonzalez nos tiene reacciones a esta drastica medida que esta siendo fuertementeicada. y en la ciudad de atlanta, para adelantar la campaqa de vacunacion, se les esta ofreciendo un incentivo economico a todo aquel que se inocule... y todo indica que esta motivacion esta dando resultado, a juzgar por las largas filas que se estan registrando en un centro de vacunacion, a donde han acudido en masa los hispanos... desde atlanta, georgia, xeyli alfaro nos tiene el eportaje. las medidas para las medidas para poder viajar de estados unidos, durante la pandemia, vencieron hoy, justo cuando se registran cifras records de contagios y hospitalizaciones... los centros para el control y la prevencion de enfermedades habian ampliado hasta este 15 de enero los protocolos para intentar evitar los contagios. pero a partir de hoy esas guias de actuacion son "voluntarias", aunque las navieras ya han indicado que mantendran su aplicacion. el expresidente donald trump participo hoy en un mitin en arizona, un estado que perdio en la eleccion presidencial y puede ser crucial en los fut

a father was shot dead along with 6 of the men. marco gonzalez belongs to a group of volunteers who have opened hundreds of graves and recovered the remains of more than a 1000 people. after decades of indifference from the state new laws and now set to support their work, marco says the change was too long in coming. if you tell me that it is when i looked at still relative, either civil groups taking a struggle yet, i'm sure there is no state representative here. there. it should be the government that accompanies the road. and does this work? i mean, it's not applicable when you're start off to just a few hours. the 1st bonds are uncovered. more than a 100000 people disappeared during spain civil warn franco's depression. many were thought to be lost forever. in 1936, the fascist general francisco franco. stay the crew against the democratically elected left on government. the 3 year civil war broke thousands of military deaths on both sides as one atrocities. but of the franco's victory. only the fascist dead were 100. those from the other side were never mentioned. augustine rescue

here in finacialow, you are the next day her father was shot dead along with 6 other men. marco gonzalez belongs to a group of volunteers who have opened hundreds of graves and recovered the remains of more than a 1000 people. after decades of indifference from the state, new laws allow set to support their work. marco says the change is too long and coming. if not, you tell me that it is when i looked at still relative, either civil groups taking a struggle, yamisha or there is no state representative you there. it should be the government that accompanies the road that does this work. i mean, it's not applicable when of that. after just a few hours, the 1st bonds are uncovered. more than a 100000 people disappeared during spain civil war and franco est repression. many were thought to be lost forever. in 1936, the fascist general francisco franco stage to qu against the democratically elected left one government. the 3 year civil war broke thousands of military deaths on both sides as was atrocities. but of the franco's victory. only the fascists dead were 100. those from the other sid

exhumations possible through legislation, and is considering prosecuting historical acts. marco gonzalez approves when the circle, but i am or glossier. when spain became a democracy, someone didn't do the job skin loss. clement, as the crimes of the dictatorship and franko as him, would never condemn bill to those that he thought they went completely unpolished, got on to them, and a bonus. it stay 3 at the field near rick us, and the excavations well advanced. many civil war era remains have been uncovered. the volunteers meticulously documented every find doing what many here believe the authority should be doing with their work means augustine rescue can now fulfill her greatest wish to bury her father in the ricka cemetery. your mother, under the name of it, was the greatest julie to let up will as soon have my father beside my mother. it makes me very happy to have the good then the volunteers want to keep the victims of franco's dictatorship back. that dignity augustine, arrest seo, has been waiting for this moment all her life. and finally, i'd like to take you to a remarkable pl