aguiar: a vÍctor gonzÁlez el tiempo no le alcanzÓ.iar: a Ángel gallegos aÚn no le comienzan los sÍntomas y trata de seguir su vida normal mientras puede. sabe que, como todo en la vida, es cuestiÓn de tiempo. gallegos: sÍ da miedo. saber que a lo mejor algÚn dÍa no puedes respirar bien o cargar oxÍgeno. no es nada agradable. aguiar: mientras tanto, juan gonzÁlez espera un trasplante de pulmÓn, la Única esperanza para seguir junto a sus 4 hijos que todavÍa lo necesitan. gonzÁlez: quisiera durarles bastante tiempo, pero sabrÁ dios cuÁnto podamos seguir viviendo. aguiar: aunque hace algunos aÑos buscan crear reglas para proteger a los cortadores y pulidores de estas piedras naturales y artificiales. quienes ya estÁn enfermos esperan que sus historias no queden en el olvido y sean ejemplo para que otros no sufran su infierno. calderÓn: un reporte de los centros para el control y prevenciÓn de enfermedades confirma que el mayor nÚmero de enfermos estÁn en los estados de california, colorado, washington y texas. lo que le preocupa a la comu

gonzalez: la mayorÍa es el bÓxer. huelen bÓxer. reyes: ¿para quÉ? gonzalez: eso es como una droga. llegan unas menores a esta bodega y sale un seÑor alto, unos 60 aÑos, entrecano, y las ingresa. reyes: los investigadores recaudaron los videos de seguridad de los negocios aledaÑos para establecer quiÉn visitaba el local. los resultados fueron positivos. segura: hay unas denuncias que nos informan de que se cometieron unos hechos donde hay actos sexuales con 2 menores indÍgenas dentro de la vivienda. reyes: el sospechoso, identificado como ramiro mejÍa, fue arrestado y se le formularon cargos. cuando los ciudadanos tienen miedo de denunciar, recurren a grafitis como Éste, en el que acusan a un capitÁn del ejÉrcito de darle guarapo a las niÑas para accederlas sexualmente. aunque se han revelado los nombres de los militares colombianos acusados de presuntas violaciones sexuales de indÍgenas. el caso del militar estadounidense que habÍa violado a la niÑa de 10 aÑos, se mantiene bajo la mayor reserva. mendieta: es un caso muy renombrado, no solamente aquÍ en el guaviare, sino a nivel nac

gonzalez of texas, mrs. cathy mcmorris rodgers of washington, i inform the house that these members will vote nay on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new hampshire seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. axne of iowa, mr. o'halleran of arizona, mrs. bustos of illinois, ms. kuster of new hampshire, ms. lee of nevada, mr. langevin of rhode island, mr. han of massachusetts, mr. lin of massachusetts, mr. krishnamoorthi of illinois, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.res. 1529. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. hudson of north carolina, i inform the house that mr. hudson will vote nay on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. ann kirkpatrick, albio sires, bill pascrell, eddie bernice johnson, dina titus, peter we

miss gonzalez-colon: thank you, mr. westerman. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from puerto rico is recognized for five minutes. miss gonzalez-colon: today is a truly historic day for puerto rico. ironically it is also perfect example of the island colonial's reality. i am puerto rico's only voice in congress. i represent 3.2 million americae issue. i remember the late don young of alaska. madam speaker, i never a u.s. territory had to wait longer than puerto rico to become an independent nation or become a state. we have voted three times for that. we have more than earned the right to do so. so today as the sole representative of the people of the island i urge my colleagues to vote for this bill h.r. 8393 and allow us to finally put an end to our shameful territorial status. with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arkansas reserves. the gentleman from arizona is recognized. mr. grijalva: thank you, madam speaker. i yield five minutes to the gentleman from florida, someone who has, with other

gonzalez. mr. gonzalez: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today in support of my amendment, h.r. 7946, the veterans service recognition act, which requires the secretary of homeland security to propose regulations to implement this bill no late than 90 days after the date of enactment. our deported veterans have waited long enough. these men and women are heroes and how did we thank them for their service after they fought for our country around the world? we deported them. that is despicable and goes against every principle this country stands for. at the very least, we owe them an opportunity to naturalize, to live in the country they fought for, to raise a family, and to live and pursue their american dream, the dream they have earned, the dream they have fought for. i came to congress six years ago and introduced our patriot act because i was in shocked that the united states was deporting american veterans. this gave them a pathway to citizenship. today i'm proud to see chairman takano's bill on the floor. together we ha

thank you again, congressman gonzalez for doing this. you. >> thank you. >> i'm congresswoman from michigan where we happily host a huge number of cbp officers on our water border one of the busiest economic borders in the country. we feel a real kinship. thank you to representative gonzalez for pulling us together. it is important that we understand the bipartisan work that needs to go on to deal with our crisis at the border. and we all know that our immigration system is wholly broken and working for no one. and therefore the folks who are manning the southern border are bearing the brunt of our failed policies and i know that for myself and i think many up here we're willing to work with anyone on the right or the left in order to deal with that. i think there has been a number of comments about the roles and intense work that cbp does. i'm a former c.i.a. officer and did three tours in iraq. like gonzalez in the past year i have had a school shooting in my district and we know for our military and law enforcements and customs and bo

>> madam speaker, as the member designated by rogers, gonzalez, gonzalez, stewart, curtis, owens these members will vote yes on s.3773. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 377. the nays are 42. 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished business is the vote on the motion of the the gentlewoman from alaska, mrs. petola, to suspend the rules and pass s. 4104, on which the yeas and nays are ordered. the clerk will report the title. i. the clerk: senate 4104, an act to approve the settlement of water rights claims of the tribe in the state of arizona to authorize construction of a water project relating to those water rights claims, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in

lisa gonzález tiene reacciones de los inmigrantes y las entidades involucradas. >> para el tercer periodontre julio y septiembre, y aseguran que la ciudad fue reembolsada los periodos anteriores por lo que buscan la manera de cómo ayudar a en albergues ante el sobrecupo como el de rescue del paso vive diariamente. estamos hablando con albergues de otras comunidades y dando transporte para ellos para migrantes que quieran ir a otras comunidades. >> en un comunicado la patrulla fronteriza dice que desde comenzó noviembre han vistoun incremento de migrantes registrando 1800 diarios y desde el 4 de noviembre han liberado a 1745 migrantes con el fin de poder aliviar el número de personas detenidas en los centros de procesamiento. josé Ángel valderrama que viene de venezuela lleva un mes y medio en el albergue de misión el paso dice que mucho migrantes llegan y se van a los dos días de que tiene familiares en otras ciudades de estados unidos. >> llega bastante gente como llegan se van y otros quedamos. >> el director del albergue asegura que la situación en sus instalaciones sigue igual que hac

por las varias enfermedades invernales, nuestras mascotas no estÁn libres de protecciÓn, guillermo gonzÁlezstratos, las mascotas pueden contagiarse si entran en contacto con otras que estÉn infectadas. >> los sÍntomas es catarro para perros que puede ser tos, descarga nasal, decaimiento, de forma general es como un resfriado. guillermo: los perros pueden adquirir la enfermedad a travÉs de secreciones nasales de otros perros, contra cercano con un contagiado o si convive con otros perros en refugios u hoteles; la buenas noticias que la enfermedad sÓlo es mortal en casos muy raros. >> de esta influenza muere solamente 2% de los animales que contraen la enfermedad, por lo general, animales mÁs viejitos. guillermo: para esta vendedora de cachorro importante es proporcionarles un cuidado permanente y no esperar a que se enfermen. >> estar en contacto con el veterinario es igual que mantener las vacunas al dÍa y mantener un estilo saludable de vida. guillermo: por ahora no hay evidencia de que el virus puede trasmitirse los humanos, aunque los gatos sÍ podrÍan infectarse, no debe haber un motivo

roberta gonzalez witnessed this crash. she spoke to the driver of the truck who does not have serious injuries. the person in the car that was hit was able to get out of the car on their own as well. and was taken to the hospital via ambulance. uh. there's also been to, uh okay. we have roberta gonzalez. now on the phone, roberta. you talked to me this morning from this site and visibly shaken. um i can i could hear it in your voice. tell us what happened. hi pam. and good morning to everybody i was about . i'm looking at the sign exactly my exit two miles off fifth avenue, driving 8 18 itself position and i usually arrive at the station by two o'clock straight up. and so i know it was right before two a.m. and i was driving in the fourth lane, which would be characterized as the fast lane. and all of a sudden it was like if there was smoke. i just saw like a plume of smoke and then pieces of metal coming at me and i don't know how i wasn't hit with any of this medal at all. i was only going about 60 to 62 63 months per ho

i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. now to a new investigation by futuro media that shows how u.s. border policies have created a deadly final that forces migrants seeking refuge in some of the deadliest terrain and of the country, including the sonoran desert in southern arizona. the investigation aired friday on latino usa called "death by policy," hosted by the pulitzer-prize winning journalist maria hinojosa. this is how it begins. >> dear listener, a content warning. the next few minutes are of a 91 one call with the person in distress. at about 11:30 on a monday morning july 2021, a woman in southern arizona calls 911 from her cell phone. she is in the sonoran desert. she is all by herself. and she is lost. >> the woman is put on hold. that is because she is a migrant crossing the border from mexico to the united states. then the dispatcher follows protocol and transfers her call from the local sheriff's office in pima county, arizona, to the u.s. border patrol. >> i've a mexican phone number. >> she is begging th

juan carlos gonzÁlez tiene mÁs detalles. >> el protagonista de esta campaÑa es danny trejo.mos que la gente compre drogas que no son de una farmacia, es muy peligroso. >> quienes producen y venden medicamentos sÓlo piensan en el dinero, afectando a un gran nÚmero de personas y mucho de ellas hispanas. >> hay ayuda para preguntar porque algo te compran y que es mÁs barato lo puede matar. >> el 95% de los que allÍ se venden son falsos. >> no compren medicinas que no son buenos. [habla en inglÉs] >> explica que su hija comprÓ y tomo media pÍldora de un supuesto analgÉsico que en realidad contenÍa fentanilo. estos incidentes han aumentado en los Últimos meses. >> podemos tener sobredosis y otros problemas mÁs a largo plazo y es por eso mucho mejor evitarlos. >> esta campaÑa consta de tres fases. en los angeles, juan carlos gonzÁlez, univisiÓn. >> muchos trabajos en estados unidos son complicados, pero algunos son mÁs que otros y eso puede afectar la vida cotidiana. segÚn la red de el departamento de trabajo, el trabajo mÁs estresante lo tienen los urÓlogos, los editores de cine

paola: esta noche le tendremos mÁs sobre la entrevista al alcalde electo juan gonzÁlez iii.ayudar y era mexicana. esta comunidad que tanto la querÍa le darÁ el Último adiÓs desde el lugar en donde se estÁ llevando a cabo el funeral. vamos con la despedida. reportera: muy buenas noches. nos encontramos afuera de la iglesia del sagrado corazÓn de jesÚs, en san josÉ, en donde se estÁ llevando a cabo una misa funeraria a favor de marÍa marcelo, una mujer que ayudÓ a centenares de familias, especialmente durante la pandemia, para evitar que las familias se quedaran sin hogar. hay mucha gente de la comunidad, la policÍa, gente de organizaciones. ella brindÓ mucho apoyo a las comunidades, especialmente al Área de washington. de aquÍ va saliendo el alcalde saliente, quien estÁ por dejar su perÍodo en la alcaldÍa san ricardo. vino aquÍ a expresar su cariÑo a este activista que trabajÓ por tantos aÑos para la comunidad. por quÉ era tan especial marÍa? >> era una fuerza magnifica para reunir a la comunidad y abogar por ellos, especialmente en salud. marÍa peleaba por la comunidad. hay

denunciará a lucho gonzález, nuevo director del equipo, fue parte del cuerpo técnico del mundial de qatar ningún equipo por más buena que sea no van de la mano >>> cuando vemos la diferencia entre los titulares y el resto de la plantilla es muy ( mÚsica ). >>> vamos a la montañosa ciudad de monroy nos avistamientos de animales salvajes se vuelvan tan comunes que una residente llamada (nombre extranjero) sacó provecho abriendo una cuenta de "tik tok" con videos de estos peculiaresque se incluyen osos, zorros y recientemente un, son captados por las cámaras de su parte dicen de que siempre se emocional por lamajestuosidad que representan estos animales en video. >>> en las montañas de utah un grupo de rescatistas logró recuperar a lana una perrita perdida desde el veinticuatro de diciembre la perrita fue vista una persona que dio aviso autoridades quieras después la devolvieron a sus sueños sana y salva con mucha buena suerte. queremos cerrar esta noticia con agridulce queremos informar que nuestros acompaña por última vez nuestro querido compañero abismal castro >>> pero nos enorgullece qu

border patrol agent and father of two raul gonzalez jr.led in an atv crash while chasing after a group of my grants trying to illegally cross -- can migrants. here to remember their friend are aaron leblanc and raul rivera. gentlemen, thank you so much for being with us this morning. tell us, let's start with your friend. tell us about him, his life and his service to our country. >> well raul, we all knew him as rhino. that was his nickname. he was a wonderful man. he had the utmost respect out of his to coworkers. he was probably the busiest, most well-rounded agent that we have at our station. if he was always there wherever anything was going on, and he was truly loved by all of his coworkers and friends. will: i believe -- was that aaron or raul that just gave me that answer? i'm sorry. >> aaron. will: thank you for that. so i'll go to you now, a rule. raul gonzalez was killed in a high speed chase, we learned this week. we hear about these types of incidences quite often, raul. el me about the manner -- tell me about how common and t

congressman gonzalez is right. what they will do is send more resources to the border to process and release quicker so there doesn't appear to be overcrowding. they haven't done a single thing in two years to secure the border. they won't send one law enforcement officer to the border to -- they will send them to the processing centers. >> there has been a back and forth about who is saying the border is open and not saying. a suggestion from the white house those saying when title 42 closes the border will be more wide open, what do you make of that debate, the federal government has sent some tweets out telling people not to come to the border. what's the signal that's needed to tell people not to just jump in the river like they with you a in bill melugin's report a couple of minutes ago? >> the message -- administration needs to detain people. get away from catch and release. when you tell the whole world you can enter the united states illegally we won't detain you. we'll buy you a plane ticket and send you t

juan carlos gonzÁlez nos informa.adounidense, muchos de ellos duermen en la intemperie, con temperaturas en el punto de congelaciÓn. >> nosotros aguantamos el frÍo, ellos son un poco mÁs sensibles. juan: se refiere a esta iglesia, uno de los lugares que les brinda albergue y alimentos. >> excelente, con ropa, comida, no podemos quejarnos de el apoyo que nos han dado. juan: algunas de estas personas acaban de llegar. Él y otros pudieron cruzar horas antes de que el gobernador texano despliegue en la frontera con mÉxico a 400 elementos de la guardia nacional. la ciudad de el paso emitiÓ una declaraciÓn de emergencia independientemente de lo que pasarÁ con la medida del tÍtulo 42. >> esto es para ayudar a mantener segura a la comunidad y a los migrantes por el paso por la regiÓn. juan: un trato diferente. >> la travesÍa para acÁ, sin contar lo que estÁbamos viviendo en el paÍs. juan: en este albergue los dejan quedarse desde las 5:00 la maÑana, despuÉs pasan horas y horas en la calle, prÁcticamente esperando que suceda u

cuando los gonzÁlez, univisiÓn., el trabajo mÁs estresante del paÍs lo tienen los editores de cine, seguidos por los auxiliares de anestesista. otros puestos de de los 10 trabajos mÁs estresantes son los de enfermero en cuidados intensivos. los resultados se basan en casi 900 puestos de trabajo en estados unidos. el informe 2022 afirma que la mayorÍa de las personas pasan al menos una tercera parte de su vida en el trabajo y el 80% de los encuestados dice que las tensiones laborales influyen en sus relaciones personales. hay que cuidar el estrÉs. la gobernadora de new yorkanunciÓ que recibiÓ $63,000,000 adicionales de fondos federales para ayudar a la calefacciÓn de las viviendas. los propietarios e inquilinos elegibles podrÍanrecibir mÁs de $1000 del programa de energÍa para el lugar en momentos en que los costos de energÍa son muy altos. peggy carranza tiene mÁs para ustedes. peggy: las facturas por calefacciÓn de angela pÉrez no son un chiste. dice que esta pueden superar los $1000. >> hay que dejar prendida la c

ajustes para el 2023 >>> llegÓ esta temporada nuevamente y que no le tome por sorpresa, jasmina gonzÁlez personas y su declaraciÓn de impuestos suma esto >>> pone es en el paso lo que se ha aprobado por el congreso >>> el irs pretende dar un alivio a los contribuyentes para las personas casadas quienes presentan su declaraciÓn en conjunto aumentarÁ a $1800 y de manera individual $900 >>> este trocito que no es tributable crece mÁs >>> otro cambio relacionado con deducible de $200 >>> se tiene que hacer una declaraciÓn detallada y mientras se llena la declaraciÓn de impuestos >>> asegurarse que tengan los documentos en orden que haga una declaraciÓn de impuestos correctas para recibir este dinero por el depÓsito directo >>> para mÁs informaciÓn sobre los ajustes de la inflaciÓn por el aÑo tributario 2023 visite este lugar (nombre en inglÉs) , jasmina gonzÁlez telemundo. >>> otra cosa que la que tenemos que prepararnos para el prÓximo aÑo el 22 de enero el costo de las estampillas para enviar correspondencia aumenta 63 centavos las autoridades dijeron que el incremento obedece la inflaciÓn

i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez.rn to look at a story about press freedom, hacking, surveillance and a secretive israeli spyware company. a group of journalists working for an award-winning central american independent news outlet have filed a lawsuit in a u.s. court against the nso group -- the israeli company that operates pegasus spyware, which has been used to monitor and track journalists, human rights activists across the globe. the journalists suing the nso group all work for el faro, which is based in el salvador. they allege that malicious pegasus surveillance software was used to infiltrate their iphones and track their communications and movements. the journalists believe the salvadoran government and president nayib bukele were behind the surveillance. the lawsuit, which was filed by the knight first amendment institute, states -- "the attacks have compromised plaintiffs' safety as well as the safety of their colleagues, sources, and family members." we are joined now by two guests. carrie decell is a sen

nos quedamos en texas, una familia hispana estÁ e exigiendo respuestas por lo ocurrido a dael gonzÁlezl. edgard muÑoz nos comparte el reclamo de sus seres querido rs. >>> queremos respuesta y saber la verdad, al mostrar las fotografÍas de dael gonzÁlez que tiene fuertes golpes en la cabeza y cara. >>> queremos que nos enseÑen la evidencia, nosotros no creemos. nosotros lo conocemos, Él era una persona muy amable. >>> esto fue lo que pasÓ segÚn la prisiÓn del condado harris. fue arrestado en su vehÍculo por una orden pendiente. se cayÓ de una litera en una celda y sufrÓo una lesiÓn en la cara. lo llevaron a la clÍnica. y al salir lo movieron a otra celda se volviÓ agresivo e intentÓ atacar con un puÑo o un oficial. >>> deber estar profesionalmente preparados para calmar la situaciÓn de un reo. >>> las cÁrceles del condado harris han muerto 27 personas refiriÓ la organizaciÓn lulac. estamos esperando la informaciÓn, queremos tener los videos de la prisiÓn, antes de levantar la denuncia, dijo el abogado de la familia. el incidente es investigado por asuntos internos del alguacil del conda

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our own meteorologist roberta gonzalez saw the crash. as it happened. she went to talk with the driver of the truck who doesn't have any serious injuries that the person in the car that was hit was able to get out of the car on their own as well. that person taken away by ambulance. roberta as you can imagine, is rattled. having witnessed this all just talked during the news rubble, however, in coming up at my goodness, what a heroin morning on the road. glad to hear she's okay and she's really kind of kind of the message of be safe on the roadways because the roads are slick. the conditions weather wise are not great. we're not used to this kind of wet weather after a number of years of drought. we want to check in now with james stories who's keeping an eye on some of the traffic conditions out there this morning. i know that 80. we just announced that they have reopened all the lanes after that big rig was back up, right, so we'll check in with him in just a bit. james are you there ? yeah. there we go. so even though 80 the lanes are all open now, i

mariana gonzÁlez.y estar al borde de la muerte, en exclusiva, el cantante dominicano habla con nosotros y revela que sigue en pie la jugosa recompensa al que sepa el paradero del asaltante. presentador: hoy, david zepeda, nos cuenta la tradiciÓn navideÑa que conserva desde niÑo. estoy mÁs en "despierta amÉrica", que comienza ahora. ♪[mÚsica]♪ ♪despierta amÉrica♪ ♪[mÚsica]♪ [risas] [todos hablan] presentador: nos imaginÁbamos, llegÓ con las manos vacÍas. >> es para todos, pero poco a poco los voy repartiendo, tengo un aÑo para repartirlos. como los extraÑÉ. presentador: ha sido una de las aventuras mÁs increÍbles de mi vida, tambiÉn de las mÁs agotadoras, cansado pero feliz, esperamos que hayan disfrutado tanto como nosotros y que hayan conocido de qatar. [aplausos] presentador: increÍble, ver a messi meter los goles, ver la final de argentina. les tengo regalitos, en serio, para todos y para sus hijos. lo que si es en serio es que estamos de costa a costa en este dÍa muy especial porque aquÍ saben que

correa: madam speaker, as the member designated by congress members gonzalez, newman, roybal-allard, cardenas, swalwell, ryan, levin and barragan, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 4785. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by congress members lowenthal and speier, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 4785. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from georgia seek recognition? >> thank you, madam speaker. as the member designated by representative williams of georgia, i inform the house that she will vote yea on h.r. 4785. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition? mr. cicilline: as the member designated by ms. bass of california can, i inform the house that ms. bass will vote yes on h.r. 4785. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from illinois seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. blunt rochester of delaware, i inform t

former supervisor gonzalez contributes to the city.ster nancy pelosi, who i saw in cnn today she is our own joan of arc a patriot to the core. she did during that period of time when the president of the united states should have done but did in the have the guts to do. and she did. we are prud of her and the tremendous leadership we have in the congress. thank you so much for theory honor and i hope to work now. as the last note, i serve as vice chair of our billion dollar stem cell research agency the voters approved. in 2020. and my number one goal as head of the accessibility and afford at group in that organization is to make sure we reach out to under served communities for clinical trials. we are providing this close to a diabetic cure. we are providing other curious as well. under rep centation is so necessary to avoid and over come to make sure we have our own people this those trials because if they are important n. end we are a diverse family. i have the beautiful chinese-american accomplished daughter in law. a beautiful so

texas congressman tony gonzalez and tom homan are here to weigh in. but first. >> our luggage is missing, mia. >> canceled southwest, hopefully will get a refund. >> i have three kids. >> gillian: stranded travelers are begging southwest air to get its act together as the holiday travel meltdown is stretching on yet another day, flights going nowhere. welcome to "america reports." gillian turner in washington. great to be with you. >> anita: always great to spend two hours with you, gillian. john and sandra have the day off. southwest customers are not only struggling, but a good chunk of the hundreds of thousands delayed passengers have no idea where their luggage is. they are desperate to find bags with crucial medicine and baby gear. >> gillian: those hopes hoping to be rebooked today, not having much luck. more than 2300 southwest flights so far have been canceled already. the airline says the trouble is not going to end most likely until early next week. >> anita: and the big wigs blame the blizzard for the travel chaos, critics point out this su

gonzalez is now recognized for five minutes. mr. gonzalez: thank you, chairman. thank you for holding this hearing. important hearing. thank you to our witnesses for your insights. mr. redbord, i'm going to start with you. there are some who believe that absent a u.s. cbdc we won't be able to implement sanctions or administer effective foreign policy. my contention is private stable coins provide those -- [indiscernible] -- in u.s. dollars. allow for sanctions to continue. where do you land on this specific question around the ability to conduct sanctions at foreign policy in a world of dollarbacked stable points versus cbdc? mr. redbord: thank you so much for the question. i think there are two parts to this. i think, first, you have punitive sanctions measures. we've seen those taken in the sort of in the block chain-based, private block cheney based world. we've seen -- block chain-based world. we've seen it shut down their ability to move funds. ransomware payments, sanctions evasion. we've seen them go after laz ruz group, north korea's cybercriminals, throu

all right, turning this over to roberta gonzalez., which involves a lot of rain that's gonna be rolling in a little later on today. a lot later on today reported last night, i actually went to ktvu plus and i had on the your long and i never knew before cranked up the audio. you hear it crackling. really nice kind of sounds awesome, cheesy and you like kitschy, but it's like beloved worked. it worked at the tone set the mood. food and you know, this is why we have a spare the air day in effect. check this out. it's our live weather camera. we're trying to look out towards san francisco. doesn't that just look nasty? it's a combination of the fog and the haze spare the air day alert will expire later tonight because we have some gusty winds moving in. but right now we also have the dense fog and that advisories issued till 11 o'clock and look at this. it's our doppler radar. this is going to be your friend each and every day all the way through saturday. because we have rain in the forecast at one point or another, each and every day

tony gonzalez reacting to the order last night. >> it's almost a stay of execution.art of it that frustrates me you have the greatest country on earth that we have to rely on a covid-era policy to enforce our immigration system. it is completely broken. >> dana: fox team coverage, bill melugin is live along the border in eagle pass. let's go to peter doocy live at the white house. i assume they're putting together a reply by 5:00 p.m.? >> the lawyers are working on that, data. if title 42 doesn't have to end right away, the white house will take that. they say this in a statement. as required the title public 42 health order will remain in effect at this time and individuals who attempt to enter the united states unlawfully will continue to be expelled to mexico. while this stage of our litigation proceeds, we'll continue our preparation to manage the border in a safe, orderly and humane way. joe manchin from west virginia says while i'm pleased by chief justice roberts' order that will divert a disaster temporarily it is not a permanent solution. james comer adds th

it continues that for a few months. >> like congressman gonzalez said i'm grateful we're able to keep title 42 in place. the border is already broken and biden can skirt around the title 42 supreme court decision. all he has to do is give more carve-outs to individuals. when you look at what we're doing, we're only expelling a third of the people that cross our borders under title 42 as it is. the reason we're only doing that biden has given too many carve outs to too many different countries and why the border is broken. if he would keep title 42 in place as it was intended where we were expelling 95 to 99% of the people, people wouldn't cross the borders illegally. people stop putting themselves in the hands of these dangerous criminal cartels. the vulnerable women and children would not be drowning in the rivers, dying in the des erodes of arizona or being abused by smugglers. it is inhumanity and the biden administration doesn't care what's going on in the border today. >> rich: there are countries like cuba, columbia, russia that won't except the migrants back. how does the white

let's bring in republican congressman tony gonzalez. his district, of course, shares hundreds of miles with the southern border. earlier this month he shot this video of overcrowding at a border patrol processing center in el paso. so the supreme court, congressman -- thanks for joining us -- has bought the president some time. the question is what does he do with that time. your thoughts. >> yes, trace. thank you for having me. nothing has really changed along the border. it's still this chaotic environment. thousands of people in these processing centers. you seen a lot of the images of lost luggage. i visited this facility a few weeks ago. i saw 5,000 people. imagine everybody's contents had to be put in a bag and border patrol agents had to give the bag when they release them in the street hours later. it's as if the border patrol agents are flight attendants and no longer securing the border. you bring up a good question. who now? title 42 is in place. what now? congress approved a little over $18 billion to cbp. where is that mone

tony gonzalez responds. he's up next. and the moscow idaho police chief sitting down with fox in a cable exclusive. we're now three weeks in to this murder mystery in idaho of four university college buddies all gone. >> they say that they think they're being clear too quickly. >> what i want to assure them is many, many hours have gone to that. several investigators and the investigative team have looked at the information that comes in. they have verified that those people can be cleared. all across the country, people are working hard to build a better future. so we're hard at work, helping them achieve financial freedom. we're providing greater access to investing, with low-cost options to help maximize savings. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. >> martha: president biden on a trip to arizona today, not making time to go to the border even though he isn't that far from the border. he's visiting a manufacturing facility in phoenix, tolling fox there's

meteorologists roberta gonzalez is tracking the bomb cyclone, but we begin with ktvu zach sauce, who is live at sfo after speaking with some travelers who have been delayed as long as 14 hours, zack. brooke certainly a good number of people still trying to get to their final destinations out of sfo this evening on christmas eve, and certainly not all of them happy . you mentioned toronto. i just spoke with a man a few minutes ago who was still trying to get to toronto for christmas day is flight delayed and then canceled and he is far from alone. disaster exhausted, blew up all night trying to get home to taiwan mother nature, making her travels anything but easy. next friday from listis to chicago was was 14 hours. her experience, unfortunately bs three major airports more than 200 flights canceled and 350 delayed just on christmas eve alone, all across the us severe winter weather from blizzard like conditions in the midwest and northeast to freezing rain and frigid temperatures in parts of the south, wreaking havoc on holiday travel for days now, it was very stressful. i'm not gon

justice alito: i was quite surprised by the argument based on alamonte gonzalez. i do not have a proprietary interest in the opinion. i understood the issue to be the meaning of the operation of the statute, not the meaning of n -- an injunction. have i misread that? general stone: no, part of that is what is meant by an order that enjoins or restrains. justice alito: i also see this , is not a slip of the united states report, but the supreme court reporter. probably, this is accurate. there is a footnote which says an oral argument, the government suggested 1252 f1 not only bars classwide injunctive relief, but also prohibits any other form of relief that is "practically similar to an injunction." including declaratory relief. according to the footnotes, we specifically reserved decision on that question. is it your understanding that is an accurate footnote, and we took pains in this decision, to reserve this decision on whether injunction means something that is not formally an injunction, but might have the effect to an injunction? general stone: i agree enti

meteorologists roberta gonzalez is tracking the bomb cyclone, but we begin with ktvu zac sos, who isive at sfo with more and what travelers can expect. zach well, brooks as you mentioned yet another day, a widespread cancelations delays here. that's a phone when the situation no better other bay area airports and all of this again due to blizzard like conditions hitting parts of the northeast and severe temperature drops hitting other parts of the country here at sfo so far today more than 100 flight cancelations on the big board. nearly 200 delays meantime, at oakland airport, 75 delays around 40 cancelations and at san jose 80 delays more than 50 cancelations. many of these flights filled with people desperately trying to get to family by christmas day, we caught up with one man just arriving from new work. he was supposed to fly into sacramento. his flight got canceled. his family got him rescheduled on a flight to sfo that got delayed on all just thankful he made it out here at all. we were there for over 10 hours combined planes has kept getting pushed back, and people were slee

bill melugin is in eagle pass, texas and hear from tony gonzalez in one of the border shelters the other day. peter doocy has the news from the north lawn of the white house. peter, hello. >> hello. for the first time the biden administration is admitting the end of title 42 will mean more migrants surging to the border. in a filing the justice department says the government recognizes the ends of title 42 orders will likely lead to disruption and a temporary increase in unlawful border crossings. the government doesn't want to minimize the seriousness of the problem but the solution to that problem cannot be to extend indefinitely a public health measure that all now acknowledge has outlived its public health justification. officials are saying they just need a few more days to prepare for post title 42 policies. at the same time they're also boasting about how much they use title 42. dhs sent us this. over the last week the department of homeland security has moved more than 3400 migrants out of el paso through title 42 expulsions to mexico or ice expedited removal flights. now some bo

tommy gonzalez, thank you for joining us tonight. the mayor of new york city, eric adams, has warned that new york most likely cannot deal with a surge of migrants. if that is the case there, what is it like for you? >> well, it has been very challenging. we have had the nonprofit that have stepped up. we have had not only local, but state and federal resources that have combined, and partnered with one another in order to respond to the challenging numbers. they fluctuated, we have seen 2500 a day. we are expecting double, or triple, or quadruple that amount of title 42 is lifted. so it has been challenging. and we have been working with this issue since late 2018. and of course, the numbers haven't been anywhere close to where they are today. but we have been working feverishly in order to prepare, and have resources lined up for the surge. >> realistically, what do you want to happen here? >> we have been talking to the appointed officials at the state and federal level, we have been talking to them about having resources lined up

what weather is on the way our meteorologist roberta gonzalez joins us now with the details, roberta. we are returning to a wet weather pattern right here to the bay area, and we can say it's all because of the atmospheric quiver. let's get to it. the timing could be a little off. but as we see it right now, the wind will increase the rain will develop by the evening commute to the north of the bay area and then heavy rain by monday night into tuesday morning's commute. it appears as if over the weekend. for the most part, all the activity remained well to the north of the bay area. the high pressure also was encompassing our bay area and provided for such a lovely christmas day, albeit a bit foggy in the morning hours, but this is how we're playing it now as you go back to work monday, increasing cloud cover and that we'll just call it cloudy all day by monday at four pm we are talking about the rain hit and miss in the north bay spreading across the entire bay area, so we're looking ahead at our future cast in this particular computer model has been pretty spot on. it shows the band

neither gonzalez nor vaccines has a belay oh business license that we could find.n't peter gonzalez at the number the pastor gave me identified myself as a reporter. he didn't want to talk to me and hung up on me, so i called him back. at that time. he said that he had caught the bird took the bird has the bird, but he's not going to show me the bird. i do hope that in the end, you know if this bird does have an owner out there that it's able to be reunited with that owner, the other birds still missing, but there are laws about possessing and keeping lost her stray animals. and we're looking into that aspect of this story. tom baker, ktvu fox two news. i always think of fruit loops. froot loops. yeah three loops, right? you can't say to costa rica for a bowl every now and then. that's kind of cool. they're beautiful birds for sure . okay, so as we look outside, we've got rain falling rain light right now. what's really going to get going is when we're into saturday. what's happening now is just scared. light scattered showers throughout the bay area. this system n

gonzalez of ohio, i inform the house that mr. gonzalez will vote yea on s. 1617. the speaker pro >> as the member designated by mrs. axne, mr. o'halleran, mr. kildee and mrs. dingell, they will vote yes on s.1617. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. loudermilk of georgia, i inform the house that mr. loudermilk will vote nay on s.1617. as the member designated by mr. long, mr. desjarlais, mr. palazzo and mr. brooks, they will vote yes on s.1617. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. lawson of florida, i inform the house that mr. lawson will vote yes on s.1617. >> as the member designated by mr. gibbs of ohio, i inform the house that mr. gibbs will vote yes on s.1617. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does gentlelady seek recognition. >> as the member designated by carolyn maloney and rough khanna and gregory meeks, they will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the g

our meteorologist roberta gonzalez. we're focusing on the rain but really also on the brakes, roberta. the brakes are very important because that will give us a time to just catch our breath. dry out. pick up any of the debris left over lingering around our roadways, and certainly we will be experiencing some problematic issues with mudslides and rock slides and down trees and power lines. let's get to it. problem is, we're getting a lot of rain all at once. i want to take you back to tuesday, where we saw nearly four and three quarters of an interview. and ken feld and look at those hefty totals also in the santa cruz mountains, santa rosa approaching three inches 2.5 just about an oakland as well as in alameda, and you look at jos. that's very impressive for just one system that was on tuesday, so we already have saturated soil. and then this morning it started raining roughly about one o'clock. okay we had some light drizzle before midnight, but really one o'clock to about five. a.m. six a. m and mill valley has scor

neither gonzalez nor vaccines has a belay oh business license that we could find. gonzalez at the number the pastor gave me identified myself as a reporter. he didn't want to talk to me and hung up on me, so i called him back. at that time. he said that he had caught the bird took the bird has the bird , but he's not going to show me the bird. i do hope that in the end, you know if this bird does have an owner out there that is able to be reunited with that owner. the other birds still missing, but there are laws about possessing and keeping lost her stray animals and we're looking into that aspect of this story. tom baker ktvu fox two news. okay so we're winding up with a little bit of wet out there. you can see behind me on the on the roadways back there. you can see the gleam of the wet on the road just kind of damp around the bay area right now, and there's going to be more rain as we go through this day into tonight, a little bit into saturday, sunday and monday and beyond. these are these totals will take us through sunday, just a rough estimate, but four or

it's time for a check of that with roberta gonzalez war with the storm that's moving in, and when the storm is expected to arrive and dump some rain on all of us here in the bay area, but hey, put on the brakes. the moment there. you're talking about the nine years in the raider game, there will be some scattered showers. but guess what? it's a retractable roof, pristine brand new stadium, right? hey you're going to want to stay indoors tomorrow if you want to avoid the blustery conditions. we're talking wet and wendy, let's get to it. doppler radars suggest that we've had some precipitation. renegade showers in advancement of the area of low pressure lining the northwest quadrant of the state of california backing through eureka. very light precipitation there and then look what gathered offshore again. runaways little cell over the peninsula, maybe some very light precipitation around the freeways there. otherwise we do have a light hidden miss shower around fairfield as well. but the bulk of the energy arriving later tonight now. meanwhile we have several decks up cloudiness , incl

our meteorologist roberta gonzalez is up. next.wet, windy weather will begin and the east coast is digging out from a historic winter storm . a look at some of the conditions. millions of people are facing this morning. yo. four. seventh. flights are canceled or delayed and it's not even 6 30 major holiday headache that air travelers to dealing with, including here in the bay area, plus right filming yourself eating? yeah you're weird. almost some friends just enjoying a meal together in the east bay hit by hate what we know about the man that police believe made racist and homophobic remarks. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian and good morning. i'm dave clark garcia. no opening bell today. stock exchange closed because of the christmas holiday. it is monday. it is december 26. there's lots of lots of talk about weather wise. roberta is here, the latest on our forecast . roberta this is a great day for people to roll up their sleeves and get it done. yeah there's a l