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hector, the work you guys are doing, the numbers are staggering. i.c.e.illegal aliens, 1900 arrests for homicide. look at the numbers. 12,000 sex offenses. 5000 sexual assaults. people in the border states have just had it. your response to that? >> well we're talking about serious criminal offenses that people are committing. when these counties and cities will not cooperate with i.c.e. it makes the job for difficult for the men and women of i.c.e. that means they now have to go look for them in houses. they have to conduct search warrants, arrest warrants. that just becames way more dangerous for the law enforcement officers but also to the community. we've seen instances in the past where some of these criminals have been released by the state and then they go on to commit further crimes. all this could be avoided if the sanctuary cities would cooperate with federal law enforcement agencies. elizabeth: yeah. they prey on immigrant communities. here is the other story. we would like your response to this. the orange county d.a., sheriff don barns, they

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dándole el poder a héctor para conquistar sus fiestas.al gobierno de este paÍs, pero su pedido al parecer cayÓ. >> la organizaciÓn mundial de la salud hizo un desesperado llamado mÉxico que ya suma 1 millÓn 113,543 casos positivos de covid-19 y 105,950 defunciones por este virus. >> la situaciÓn de mÉxico es muy preocupante, los nÚmeros muestran que el paÍs estÁ en mala situaciÓn. >> el panorama de la pandemia en el paÍs es cada vez mÁs complicado, en mediados y finales de noviembre se duplicaron los nÚmeros de casos y fallecimientos. >> cuando suben los casos y tambiÉn las muertes es un problema muy serio, esperamos que todos los lÍderes sean un ejemplo. >> el presidente de mÉxico asegurÓ que en el corto plazo no hay riesgo de saturaciÓn de hospitales. >> hay camas, hay equipos, hay mÉdicos. >> el encargado de manejar esta crisis sanitaria en el paÍs minimizÓ la petición de la organizaciÓn mundial de la salud. >> todos tenemos que tomar muy en serio y eso es lo que dijo, hay que tomarse en serio la epidemia. la epidemia no ha acabado. >>

ingresa una persona masculina que es el agresor de otra persona más >> la víctima fue identificada como héctor persona haya burlado la seguridad del hospital el sospechoso se perdió en los pacientes que corrían después de escuchar los disparos >> esto pasa mucho en las películas no les importa nada >> solo drogada para que haya hecho esas cosas >> la víctima tenía una orden de aprehensión desde el 2013 afirmaron que reforzarán la vigilancia roberto noticiero telemundo 48 >> en otras noticias , mucho más amables no todos los días se ve un arcoíris lunar la fpofot tomada a 90 millas de san diego se combina el color de la luna con colores lndos como este en otras noticias del tiempo hablemos de las condiciones del tiempo con la autoridad en el tiempo >> gracias por la información claudia qué arco de luna tan hermoso y previsamente con esas temperaturas frías generado por la luna llena lo que estamos viendo es luuk de jong con la luna llena apodada luna fría porque el frío es inrenso vamos a ver qué pasa en los próximos días con la bella luna despejada la regno hay problema un poco de leblina en l

julio: hÉctor vÁsquez es televidente que nos contactÓ porque tiene muchas dudas a la hora de viajar duranteoz del aeropuerto de san francisco. le preguntÉ si los viajantes deberÍan tener una a la hora de pasar por la seguridad del aeropuerto. >> nos van a pedir durante el proceso de seguridadbuscaron implementar regulaciones y restricciones. contactamos a varias harÉ lÍneas.delta nos respondiÓ que las mascarillas que se requieren abordo deben tener al menos dos capas de protecciÓn. recomiendan las mismas american airlines compartiÓ que los pasajeros deben tener mascarillas que cubra nariz y boca, pero que no tengan vÁlvulas ni puedan estar hechas de malla o de tela encaje. cada vecino puede tener sus propias restricciones, por lo que es importante que verifique con el departamento de salud del lugar que va a visitar o el consulado. >> no estÁn imponiendo una cuarentena per se, pero estÁn imponiendo la restricciÓn del lanzamiento de la persona, que visiten la pÁgina internet de la corte internacional de la ciudad de mÉxico. va a recibir la Última informaciÓn, la mÁs actualizada de las medida

imponiendo la restricciÓn del desplazamiento de las personas, entonces lo que le recomiendo al seÑor hÉctor mÁs actualizada de cÓmo estÁn las medias restrictivas para ingresar al paÍs. en segundo lugar, le recomiendo que visite directamente la pÁgina del estado al que va a visitar y ahÍ puede encontrar toda la informaciÓn actualizada. paola: recordemos que la orden de quedarse en casa en el Área de la bahÍa, prohíbe que las personas viajan fuera de nuestra regiÓn, esto a menos que sea un viaje esencial y, ademÁs se requiere que las personas que lleguen a nuestro aeropuerto, debe hacerse una prueba de coronavirus y mantenerse en aislamiento en su hogar. paola: la ciudad de san josÉ, en conjunto con organizaciones estarÁn distribuyendo cerca de 100,000 comidas a personas que lo requieran durante la temporada de navidad. marÍa: muy buenas tardes, estas comidas serÁn entregadas entre el 24 de diciembre hasta el 1 de enero, organizaciones sin fines de lucro, dice que la necesidad debo comidas se ha incrementado considerablemente durante la pandemia, y en esta Época de fiestas no va a ser la exce

cesc fabregas, paul pogba, hector bellerin, players who all made their names moving to the premier league — the signing of 16 years olds will be banned and from january the first any players brought from overseas must be 18 or over. which some clubs feel will put them at a disadvantage. here's manchester united's academy head, nick cox. brexit will impact the way football clu bs brexit will impact the way football clubs in this country recruit. brexit is out of our control. these decisions were made long ago. the impact will be the same for all clu bs impact will be the same for all clubs in this country. it probably puts us at a disadvantage compared to other european clubs. we wish there was a level playing field. but there was a level playing field. but there won't be. there will be movements of those players, but those players will not be able to move to our clubs at the age of 16 as they currently can. it will be 18. we have obviously been aware this could be the case for quite some time. our mandate and our plan has always been to try to recruit the best talent available to us and w

most indian farms are very small, 1.1 hectors -- check what are the risks to them of these reforms?80% of the new farmers are what we would call small and marginal. they do not benefit from procurement by the state anyhow. they don't get the assured prices. however, when the market gets deregulated, they lose out if regulated markets do not function anymore. it sets the lower price for various commodities. it sets a floor for the price. the other issue is to do with the whole issue of contract farming and allowing the private sector to compete with farmers. what that means is you can have big, corporate interests without any regulations, without any middle layer, so the farmers especially, because they are so small, they can only be protected when they work as a group or when they voice their concerns. so that is the biggest concern, that these small farmers would be left directly to deal with big companies and obviously they would not get assured prices. there is a problem that inputs are becoming more expensive. prices are not assured. and what you talked about earlier also involv

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stirred in a bioreacto processed in protein powder used for ak e company says it requires only 0.02 hectorsnd to make one ton of what it calls urban protein. >> if we can make it here, we prove to the world, even tiny singapore, without much space, with no fresh water, and we can grow protein at this level. wow! >> startups also developing more efficient methods of dairy farming. this firm aims to produce so-called clean milk from mammals by using cell cultured technology to reduce reliance on dairy cattle and vast tracks of land. among livestock, cattle for beef and dairy products are seen as the biggest contributors to greenhouse gases. >> we know current dairy is not sustainable. as a matter of fact, 3% of methane emissions are due to these reasons. we're able to produce high value components of milk and biosimilar milk products that can actually feed the world. >> singapore's government continues to collaborate with companies to improve its food self-sufficiency. one official foresees the day when the country's food tech innovations may be adopted beyond its borders. >> i think this is

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the means that manage 70 hectored of land a vast area most of it is beyond the settlement and consists of pristine jungle they are determined to prevent deforestation. in the presence of. a lot of communities are destroyed by transnational companies also by the expansion of industrial agriculture. and. the land around them means that community has already been cleared nature has been devastated by large scale cattle farming and also by gold silver and coal mining. many indigenous communities in the calcutta valley a still suffering from the fallout of the colombian conflict the decades long war between the government paramilitary groups and communist guerrillas fark drug cartels at the tension one 3rd of colombia is indigenous territory deadly violence is widespread in november 21000 there were 19 homicides in one week alone . those. leaders have been murdered or threats or using violence to hound people out of their communities. a school in the region of and below. in a condo is visiting as a representative of the autonomous indigenous university. it brings together students from vari

>>hector shattered a window to enter the shell station on hop yard road just after 5 in the morning. they took off with rolls of lottery tickets from a display and other items as you see in this video. the suspects were gone by the time officers got there, but pleasanton police we're told that just a few hours later that pair and another suspect and then up getting arrested by officers in nearby san joaquin county. the suspects were booked into county jail. up next one homeowner is going all out for festivus we're going to show you the perfect place to air out your grievances plus coming up in sports with the story of a fuller who has overcome tremendous odds to become. >>a champion. kylen mills says that worriers update on the eve of their christmas game. that's coming up. and president trump returns a massive 740 billion dollars defense bill how congress is reacting after the break. a drink with friends can turn into a few. stop! it's easy to lose track. and getting a dui is easier than you think. plan ahead, call a cab. share a ride. if you choose to drink, choose a sober way to g

named a unesco heritage site in 2009 land prices around got rocketed from 6 to nearly $50000.00 for hector since the pandemic the archaeologists left the site and more squatters have moved in this is how close farms and urban areas are to ruins not only in cattle about throughout the coast of peru filled with vestiges of pre-columbian cultures the area is so vast it's nearly impossible to protect it all this archaeological sown is dispersed across hundreds of square kilometers families living close to it say they built homes here before it was discovered and they defend newcomers them why we need a place to live if they pay us what we invested in our homes we can leave but they just come to victor us. police sell them supervise the 11 sites now occupied by squatters to evict them now they will have to go to court and that can take years some say those delays risk the future of this engine site survived earthquakes climate change and generations of peruvians who revered it and yes i'm just i'll just see that i'll be too. the t.v. show sesame street has developed new characters to support ch

hector's for the 2 children for him even has a waterfall with a natural pool this is johnny and josh are growing up typical new zealand the next natural wonders never far away. this is not saying that it. just gives you time to thank them the joy and delight and little bit yes. go on to the ground and you get away but. you're used to it every now and then but if you do just. that you see a day every now and then you say look around and are all you actually that's a pretty cool place to go for living and working and we operate will very probably opt for getting enjoy it. it's not all rolling she postures and games of frisbee in the natural pool. for this new zealand farming family there are many new challenges but with views like this everyone can see why they choose this life. and in our global ideas series we go to the andes in south america in colombia our reporter culture dinner met the indigenous misaka people who are determined to protect and control identity and their tradition of nature conservation. when the knees ak indigenous people have important matters to discuss they al

se inspiró en los inmigrantes en estados unidos para realizar el muro. ♪. >>> el artista plástico héctor> es justo por esto, nos remite a las divisiones, al bloqueo, a todas las cuestiones que implican las fronteras, no solo las físicas, sino también las sociales, todo lo que implica la tensión que existe al tensar en un muro que divide, cuando tú llegas lo primero que encuentras es el bloqueo del muro, no consigues ver en la entrada solo más que la punta de los rascacielos y conformes avanzas se abre el muro a través de sus perforaciones. >>> a diferencia de otras obras, esta obra es interactiva, invita a ser tocada y más sentida desde el punto de vista humanitario e inmigrante. >>> es un país de inmigrantes, siempre conformado por gente de muchas partes del mundo y en ese sentido no se puede ignorar, es una de las partes y de las divisiones que el trabajo intenta reflexionar basta de estar pensando que este país es de unos pocos. >>> así desea que él sea recordada. >>> un gesto muy simple, que tiene potencia muy fuerte a nivel política y social y que cuestiones muy dursas y tensas. >>>

it's eerily empty round by hector billings olympia study on these days on friday night the bowling dobby will once again take place behind closed doors the hosts have had to get creative in their efforts to generate an atmosphere. we have all these are the reason why we distributed several dozen 1000 flags around the city in the middle of the night was to create a bit of dobby feverfew a dobie atmosphere. on tuesday but then his woke up to a city littered with hats of flags like here beneath the west berlin icon known as the be a brush. concert he thought a good idea was that fans could take the flags home with them and then get into the through with us on friday evening in front of the television sure enough the flags were gone by wednesday morning but it wasn't only had the fans who'd had a hand in their disappearance piece on you and supporter posted his interpretation of darby atmosphere on twitter. only on berlin are flying high at the moment thanks in large part to this man summer signing max kusa has provided plenty of goals like this one destroyed against frankfurt last weekend b

remember, president trump has been hectoring the drug companies after they announced their positive results for not having done so until after the election when he was defeated by joe biden. that was, of course, according to scientific protocol, they were following the phase 3 trials when they got the data, they reported it. that set in motion the process of approving the emergency use authorization, which is something that will take place probably next week, on december 10th, when the fda meets. but the president is demanding why hasn't that happened already? of course, that's not a decision that the fda commissioner makes individually. it's career scientists at the fda, in consultation with outside advisers that they talk to. the president isn't satisfied with that so mark meadows, the white house chief of staff, called in stephen hahn. hahn wanted to have the meeting by phone but meadows insisted it be in person. don't know what transpired at the meeting whether the president joined it and added more pressure but that's what's going on. >> when confidence in the vaccine is paramount, cal

it's eerily empty round by hector berlin's olympia study on these days on friday night the bowling dobby will once again take place behind closed doors the hosts have had to get creative in their efforts to generate an atmosphere. you both make these are the reason why we distributed several 10001000 flags around the city in the middle of the might was to create a fever of the atmosphere. on tuesday but then his woke up to a city littered with hats of flags like here beneath the west corner known as the be a brush concerts he thought a good idea was that fans could take the flags home with them and then get into the through with us on friday evening in front of the television. sure enough the flags were gone by wednesday morning but it wasn't only had the fans who'd had a hand in their disappearance this or new one supporter posted his interpretation of darby atmosphere on twitter. off flying high at the moment thanks in large part to this man summer signing max kusa has provided plenty of goals like this one to strike against frankfurt last weekend but also plenty of infectious energy a

capital walker dugu the last balls of organic cotton are being picked the yummy or go family farm 6 hectors of land here they were able to harvest around 6 tons of cotton this year. in our 50 years of farming here we've never used any pesticides or insecticides. i follow in the footsteps of my elders and you can knock on. not the cotton is processed in this factory in the city of. the startup began in 2017 and now has 50 workers employed here every month they produce around 3000 meters of cloth all for the francois premier clothing line and demand is growing it used to be that just under 3 percent of 4 kena fossils cotton production was processed domestically most of the raw cotton was grown for export but that's changing which is why francois has formed an alliance with other textile manufacturers. hoping that the textile association has become a partner with the state making proposals to the government and receiving contracts from them. the state can't afford to give a contract to a merchant who imports fabrics from abroad. we have already provided $12000000.00 masks during the pandemic i

that's where my parents, hector and sarah cardona instilled early on the importance of hard work, service to community, and education. i was blessed to attend the public schools in my hometown of meriden, connecticut, where i was able to expand my horizons and become the first in my family to graduate college and become a teacher, a principal, an assistant superintendent in the same community that gave me so much. that, that is the power of america. and i, being bilingual and bicultural, is as american as apple pie and rice and beans. for me, education was the great equalizer. but for too many students, your zip code and your skin collar remain the best predictor of the opportunities you'll. >> in your lifetime. we've allowed what the educational scholar pedro neguerrero to hold back too many children. for too long we've allowed children to graduate from high school without any idea of how t to meaningful engage in the workplace while good jobs go unfilled. for far too long, we've spent money on interventions and band-aids to address disparities, instead of lying a wide, strong foundation

it's more individual responsibility than somebody hectoring me on high. >> i understand.ay until we get everyone with the vaccine. you heard the president-elect asking americans for 100 days to wear a mask when he takes office. you're a doctor, would you support such a call? >> it depends. yes, in general speaking, wearing a mask is a good thing to do. if you're in certain areas of transmission, absolutely. if you're on the beach and there's a nice breeze blowing off the ocean, do you need to wear a mask? your risk of transmission is low. if you're walking down the street and somebody is across the street, they're not wearing a mask, it poses no risk to you. as a physician i have to pause on the rhetoric and say what exactly do you mean? if you're in a restaurant and not eating, wear your mask. so i want to move beyond which has become almost hysteria in some points to a little bit of american people let's be straight. >> let's talk about the election. joe biden told my colleague jake tapper last night that he received calls privately from several gop senators. you're amo

empowering hector to rule his holiday. daily social distancing show."xon administration scandal that you might not have heard about. check it out. rachel maddow, welcome toed "the daily social distancing show." >> trevor, it's great to see you. thank you for having me. it's nice to join you in your hive and fry hive. >> trevor: this has been an an interesting experience for everybody in this world because we're doing a thing we do in a way away don't do it. today we're going to talk about your book, if i told people rachel maddow is on with a book about a corrupt president, is extremely divisive and used his white house for his own ends. people would be like donald trump. and you would be like, it's richard nixon. no, you're still wrong. it's spiro agnew. let me ask you this: is it good or bad that america has seen something similar to this before? >> i think there is a big piece of it that can help, which not that agnew was a corrupt, unbelievably corrupt sort of monster in the white house, like, we've seen that. we know what that means. that's kind of

and we caught up with hector. he's a server. he said it is absolutely horrible for his family that he lost his job. >> myself, my family, my coworkers, everyone has been struggling from the beginning to this point. we made it through the first phase of the lockdown. now we're going through the second one, and now i don't know if we're going to be able -- if i'm going to be able to provide for my family. if i'm going to be able to bring a holiday meal this season because of the shutting of the restaurants. we've been following all the protocols. we've been taking temperatures. we've been making sure that guests are 6 feet apart from each other. they are wearing their mask when they're going to the restaurant, leaving the restaurant. we need a solution. i don't know if i can pay my rent and bills. i don't know if i can provide a safe holiday to my family, but just shutting us down and taking our jobs away, i don't think that's the solution. >> reporter: organizers of the march stressed time and time again they're willing to compro

the means that manage 70 hector of land a vast area most of it is beyond the settlement and consists of pristine jungle they are determined to prevent deforestation. a lot of communities are destroyed by transnational companies and also the expansion of industrial agriculture. because. the land around them means that community has already been cleared nature has been devastated by large scale cattle farming and also by gold silver and coal mining. many indigenous communities in the valley still suffering from the fallout of the colombian conflict the decades long war between the government paramilitary groups and communist guerrillas fock drug cartels add to the tension one 3rd of colombia is indigenous territory deadly violence is widespread in november 21000 there were 19 homicides in one week alone . those. leaders have been murdered there are threats you are using violence to hound people out of their communities. a school in the region of and by alone. in a condo is visiting as a representative of the autonomous indigenous university. it brings together students from various eth

this hectoring, this mandating over and over. it has become so many peoples full morale up.being virtuous that they are better than somebody else even if somebody died. >> oh, yes, that is a very good point. some people have obtained this false self righteousness by saying income i will be pro-lockdown as much as i possibly can. i am for the government take away for the working class and that makes me scientific peer that makes me reasonable and compassionate, meanwhile they are showing cruelty to people who disagree with them or cruelty towards people who sick and died. we saw the same thing with herman cain died of coronavirus. you are absolutely right, it has become self-righteous religion of scientific wisdom of some people who don't care about the data. who don't care about the fact lockdowns are not working in places like new york, in oregon, california. they have just said, these are the talking points. i have to say this is a position i have to hold a peer that makes me righteous. meanwhile, they may be making money from freelancer for the past 10 minutes but other p

that's where my parents, hector and sarah cardona, instilled early on the importance of hard work, service to community, and education. i was blessed to attend the public schools in my hometown in connecticut, where i was able to expand my horizons and become the first in my family to graduate college and become a teacher, a principal, an assistant superintendent, in the same community that gave me so much. that, that is the power of america. and i, being bilingual and bicultural, am as american as apple pie and rice and beans. for me, education was the great equalizer. but for too many students, your zip code and your skin color remain the best predictor of the opportunities you'll have in your lifetime. we've allowed what the educational scholar pedro negera calls the failure of education, to hold back america's children. for far too long we've allowed students to graduate from high school without any idea of how to meaningfully engage in the workforce while good-paying, high-skilled technical and trade jobs go unfilled. for far too long, we've spent money on interventions and band-aids

we are all very different and doctor hector gondolas of the university of california published a study by nih that highlighted even among the well standard risk factor gene, it is not the same risk as the rest of the population depending on their background. this is important so we need to think about how to invest in research that will highlight the importance of understanding diverse populations, any kind of therapeutic early detection diagnostic but that is an important point. the alzheimer's association working closely with the nih on something they published recently, a planning guide for national strategies. my organization in particular was working with the federal government but we also have decided to put our money where our mouth is and require you want our money, to ensure you have diverse populations represented and that is on top of that shooting for recruitment and new idea platform which has been a study that is requiring 2000 african-americans. that is to ensure that when we do find those diagnostics and treatments they are actually for every one. thank you for the ques