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we already exceeded the 2020 bond challenge goal of more than 20000000 hector's of farm. busy land under restoration thus far. during my 1st week in office, i issued an executive order set the goal of conserving at least 30 percent of all us lands and waters. by the year 2030, we put a in place protection for the song as far as in alaska, the world's largest in tack, temperate rain forest. and today i'm announcing a new plan to conserve global forest, which will bring together a full range of you as govern tools, diplomatic, financial, and policy. to halt for us laws restore critical carbon sinks and improve land management. sir, this plan, the united states will help the world deliver on our shared goal of halting natural force laws and restoring at least an additional $200000000.00 hector's of fars and other echo systems by the year 2030. this plan is the 1st of his kind and taking a whole, a government approach and work in our case with congress to deploy up to $9000000000.00 newest funding through 2030, to conserve and restore our fars and mobile eyes billions more fr

>>mira quiÉn mÁs se encuentra muchas proceso de hÉctor. quÉ quÉ hacen los paÍses. halar se pueden ordenar sorpresas bien el lugar donde estamos es un lugar que produce esto he muy buena calidad muy buen precio y se lo emplean es malos. tambiÉn hay que cuidar la economÍa local economy en los negocios la ademÁs de que en ese lugar algo que travÉs de hablando en ese caso de la misiÓn. >>hay muchÍsimos negocios, hay en esa zona, es decir, hay muchas opciones obviamente. >>mira lo bonito serÍa generaron persona que para que cambien en todo hay montones por lo menos por lo menos, el ochenta por ciento en negocios de toda clase de negocios de comida, negocios a los negocios de hueso educativos nuevos peleador no soy mucho de joyerÍa, encuentra todo lo que necesites caminando ha sido un pase un gesto por la familia ayudas a la economÍa del nuestro lugar en los la los lugares latinos locales y vale la pena visitar por ahÍ el Área de la misiÓn. >>gracias al seÑor carlos solÓrzano presidente de la cÁmara de comercio hispana de san francisco muchÍsimas gracias, muy buenas noch

hÉctor bonilla, doctor de stanford, habla con nosotros sobre el tema. >> los sÍntomas son similares amalestar. no hay efectos colaterales serios que eviten que no se puedan vacunar los niÑos. paola: el doctor aÑadiÓ que sin la vacuna los menores podrÍan sufrir sÍndrome inflamatorio y terminar en cuidados intensivos. el condado marÍn anunciÓ que maÑana levantarÁn el uso obligatorio de mascarillas en interiores y espacios pÚblicos. es el primer condado del Área de la bahÍa en levantar esta orden. las hospitalizaciones por covid—19 se mantienen bajas, al igual que los contagios. los no vacunados todavÍa tienen que usar el cubrebocas. contra costa y alameda tambiÉn van a relajar esos requisitos en interiores a partir de maÑana. se incluyen gimnasios, ofinas, reuniones de grupos como servicios religiosos. los establecimientos deben verificar que las personas estÁn vacunadas. se pueden encontrar los refuerzos de la vacuna para el covid—19 para los elegibles. reportera: el reverendo nelson estÁ listo para colocarse el refuerzo de la vacuna. >> yo tengo hipertensiÓn y tengo 49 aÑos, soy candi

and now for us to cover nearly 20 hector's, our cut down bond activities monitored by satellites. these pictures show parts of the amazon rain forest in brazil, one of the countries it's pledged to en deforestation by 2030. most of this activity is driven by production of palm oil beef, soi timber, and paper products. one of the telltale signs of deforestation in the amazon is the fish bone. a pattern that emerges along roads as long as ranches and other settlers pushed deeper into forests. this satellite imagery is from the nor than paris, stay in brazil, taken over the course of 20 years and that fish bone pattened there has emerged from the towns along the trans amazonian highway. well, our environment added to nick clark is in glasgow and he spoke to chief coil, one of the what be china, people of southern gown. and he's called for assurances. the cop 26 funding will reach indigenous people. if it does come to me to us directly, definitely can help us with what is the process, what this system that is going to be used to make sure that this money comes down to the indigenous p

hÉctor moreno no estÁ al 100—100.20. mÉxico recibiÓ a colombia. empate con cero anotaciones. estados unidos y brasil se encontraron en el terreno. la escuadra brasileÑa venciÓ 4—0. Éste 12 de noviembre te traemos el choque de gigantes, estados unidos frente a mÉxico. no te lo puedes perder en vivo por univisiÓn y tudn. basquetbol de la nba. los warriors frente a minnesota . warriors con un pase casi perfecto. asÍ warriors llega a una marca de 10—1. quedan perfectamente bien informados, esto es lo mÁs destacado en el mundo de los bien informados, esto es lo mÁs destacado en el mundo de los deportes. hola sis, ¿que paso? ¿todo bien con mis hijos? no te preocupes. estamos super bien... [mira hacia otro lado] ¡julián no toques eso...! ¿pao que tocó? paola! paola! si tus lentas velocidades de carga te hicieran ver como una mala niñera, oh, no. puede que necesites mejor internet. at&t fiber te da velocidades de carga más rápidas para videollamadas más fiables. obtén at&t fiber, planes desde $35 al mes por un año. disponibil

hÉctor moreno sigue en duda y no estÁ completa la selecciÓn, "chucky" lozano y Álvarez no han podidos unidades. quedan perfectamente paola: le recuerdo que puede recibir alerta de las condiciones del tiempo en su ciudad. si no tiene nuestra aplicaciÓn abra la cÁmara y scan es siguiente cÓdigo. asÍ es cÓmo llegamos al final de "noticias univisiÓn 14", los dejamos con el de panes. ♪ ♪ patricia: es martes 9 de noviembrey estas son las principales noticias. las familias que no han recibido dinero del crÉdito tributario por hijo recibirÍan un solo cheque de 1500 o $1800. pfizer pidiÓ la autorizaciÓn para aplicar una dosis de refuerzo a todos los mayores.

. >>> así describe héctor la impotencia que sintió sobre el festival de houston. >>> todos nos enfocamosse reventó esos cuánta fuerza había >>> el joven de veintiocho años, padre de dos asistió al concierto solo sin imaginar que su vida correría peligro y aseguraba que tras veinte en pida quedo parado, vio situaciones que nunca puede olvidar >>> es uno de los abogados que representa pescaderos y otros quien explicó el motivo de la demanda >>> el personal de seguridad no estaba debidamente capacitado para un evento de su tamaño >>> en el documento se menciona falta de control de asistentes y condiciones peligrosas y la falta de personal médico entre otras cosas >>> cada demandante buscan millón de dólares por varias razones y entre ellos por negligencia y daño emocional para pescadero y su familia el caso es mucho más grave, es uno de los fallecidos en cual era conocido y no quiere saber nada el cual era su artista favorito >>> frente a lo que no ha quedado por escuchar porque es algo que podría evitar >>> en ese este festival uno de las interrogantes, es cómo hacemos si nos vemos en una

>>> (información en pantalla) >>> tenemos un dicho que no dejas a ningún hombre o mujer atrás >>> héctorra que muchos vuelvan a su verdadera patria >>> pueden ser miles de personas que están deportadas y que realmente no saben si pueden regresar o no >>> también habría un camino para la ciudadanía para miembros elegibles para el servicio militar para volver a estados unidos >>> era hora que existiera esta ley gracias a gabriel el gobernador de texas no puede prohibir que se pida el uso de mascarilla entre los estudiantes según un juez federal porque hay un alto porcentaje de niños no vacunados qué derechos violaría >>> buenas tardes a ti y todo el público el derecho de estar protegidos contra el covid-19 a los estudiantes con enfermedades como quienes tuvieron trasplantes a 5 días de la vacunación para niños entre 5 y 11 años un juez federal dijo que se violan los derechos con capacidades por parte del gobernador de texas y se abre la posibilidad de volver a usar mascarilla entre estudiantes y personal escolar después de una demanda de texas los padres afirmaron que el fiscal general del

desactivada la segunda caravana de inmigrantes y es que ahora serán enviados a diferentes ciudades, acá héctorn. >> se previligia a mujeres embarazadas y su núcleo familiar. >> los inmigrantes se sienten felices. >> gracias a dios y el gobierno de méxico por darnos la oportunidad de entrar y de ponernos los buses. >> también ahora sigue la caravana de inmigrantes con solo 600 inmigrantes y se espera que lleguen más a tapachula para que termine la ciudad cárcel. >> gracias y en wisconsin una docena de niños heridos en uci (unidad de cuidados intensivos) por el atropello en wisconsin. >> así es, te saludo desde el centro de waukesha y se ven seis cruces que se instalaron por las 6 víctimas fatales, 5 adultos y un niño que murió ayer en el hospital, él fue al desfile con su hermano y ambos fueron embestidos este sigue herido. >> ayer en un tribunal ... de 39 años recibió cargos de homicidio en primer grado por haber atropellado y mató a 6 personas e hirieron a tercras, él tiene gran historial delictivo y quedó libre con fianza de mil dólares por haber golpeado y atropellado a la madre de su hijo

lo mayores de 65 años son el 38% el señor héctor espinoza se unió hoy esta estadística. >> no pasa nadado la vacuna contra el covid-19, estaba llegando la época propicia para que estas cifras tambaleen. en breve hablaremos de las cifras en grupos más vulnerables, las autoridades están nerviosas ante el inicio del invierno . soy fátima navarrete muchas gracias >> en el área de la bahía tiene estos números disponibles para hacer su cita para vacunar a los niños. tome la fotografía para que nos es 13 en alcanzar a notar. en contra los alameda, santa clara, san mateo, puede marcar cada número que corresponda y ahí le garantice la vacuna >> pasamos al otro lado de la nación en washington dc una niña salvadoreña logró recibir la vacuna contra el covid-19, la niña tiene enfermedades broncopulmonares lo que la convierte en una persona de alto riesgo. >> hace nueve años isabella morales sabe que es necesario proteger su vida ella padecer una condición que la hace vulnerable al mortal coronavirus >> estoy feliz, más que antes porque estaba nerviosa no me dolió tanto. >> este paso le dio alivio a

that's according to an obituary posted by the funeral home in downtown las vegas hector mejia. >> takingo the bay area where it's time to talk about the weather forecast. this is a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza traffic moving nice and smoothly. i mean, the blue skies. you cannot beat it here. kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez joining us now with the details here in the bay area, but in the sierras recent. yeah, we're tracking a little bit of everything and all have updated snow totals coming up in just a minute. but let's take a look at your bay area forecast. >> coit tower looking great, especially with that clear blue sky in the background. we're going to see a lot of sunshine starting today and even continuing through friday, a mix of sun and by this weekend. but still very nice. temperatures nonetheless radar for though, seeing some light sprinkles out there right now, specifically along the western portions of the sierra. but over all that snow maker gone. we're tracking what did snow totals. the highest amounts palisades tahoe, 7 inches of fresh powder as did the suga

that's according to an obituary posted by the funeral home in downtown las vegas hector mejia. >> nowe in kenosha, wisconsin where the prosecution and defense continue to examine witnesses, including the accused 18 year-old rittenhouse rittenhouse took the stand to defend himself today breaking down emotionally while recounting the events said he says led to him shooting and killing 2 demonstrators last year. its row >> rittenhouse is charged with 5 felonies and a misdemeanor in this case he could face life in prison if convicted. the teenage defendants lawyers have requested a mistrial which could bar prosecutors from re trying rittenhouse. if that is granted. >> a california parole panel is recommending charles manson follower leslie van houten be released from prison that houghton is serving life in prison for helping manson and other cult members killed los angeles, grocer leo la blanca and his wife back in 1969 this is the 5th time a panel has made the recommendation for her. both former governor jerry brown and governor gavin newsome each a blocked. her release twice the recomme

it is a great story of hector- showing their friends it.mer myth that lots of people will know almost as a childhood story, but to see it this way, knowing it had been under the soilfor so many way, knowing it had been under the soil for so many centuries, way, knowing it had been under the soilfor so many centuries, what feeling was that? tt soil for so many centuries, what feeling was that?— feeling was that? it was pretty amazinr. feeling was that? it was pretty amazing- i _ feeling was that? it was pretty amazing. i mean, _ feeling was that? it was pretty amazing. i mean, you - feeling was that? it was pretty amazing. i mean, you know, l feeling was that? it was pretty - amazing. i mean, you know, these are things like archaeological discoveries like this, they are made by people building a house are putting a pipe end but seeing something that has been undisturbed for 1700 years or so has been great. what has kept me interested is what is the state of the next thing that will come out of the site because it has all been amazing so far?

. >> cooper: jolayne houtz and hector martinez said they knew their son, sam, had been pledging alpha more than two months, but were unaware that, according to the police report, some witnesses said he'd already endured being hit, tackled, and asked to consume large quantities of alcohol by a.t.o. members. they last spoke with sam around 5:00 p.m. on november 11, 2019. >> houtz: we told him that we loved him. and he said, "i love you too." and that was the last time that we got to talk to him. >> hector martinez: i remember we, we s-- we say, "take care of yourself." and he say, "don't worry, i got it." >> cooper: around 9:00 p.m., sam was summoned by fraternity members to "big little night," when each pledge learned who their "big brother" was, and, according to police, got introduced to the so-called "family drink." a.t.o. rules forbid hazing and alcohol at the fraternity house, but sam recorded this video shortly after he and another pledge were given nearly half a gallon of rum by their "big brother"- the equivalent of about 40 shots. >> gary jenkins: and basically told, "go ahead

meet hector guadalupe. >> after surviving prison, you come home thinking you're able to start over.crimination, boxes you have to get through just to get an opportunity. society thinks, oh, you should just go get a job. it's not that easy. once you have a record, nothing is set up for them to win. good, right back under. at this foundation we give formerly incarcerated men and women national certifications and job placements in boutique gyms and corporate health clubs throughout new york city. you got to be thinking outside the box. you can't give someone a mop and say this is your future, take minimum wage and deal with it. when you provide people with liveable wages, they're able to be productive members of society. and that's why we are a second you. we want to give you your second chance at life. ♪ >> and go to cnnheroes.com right now to vote for hector are or for any of the cnn heroes of the year. and we'll be right back. (vo) wildfires have reached historic levels. as fires keep raging, the need to replant trees keeps growing. so subaru is growing our commitment to protect the

that's the latest from downtown las vegas hector me here. back to you. all right. thank you, director and 7. '03, in the south bay now. a controversial statue was coming down in san jose. after 30 years. yeah. city council members unanimously voted to remove the thomas fallon statue. crawford's will trend live for us down to san jose to explain why. good morning. well. >> because for a lot of people specifically mexican and indigenous people. they say this is very abrasive to them that it represents colonization genocide. now, this has been here since 1988. this is at the corner of julian and saint james a very busy intersection where you can hop on the freeway. there's no way you could missus. it's 12,000 pounds. the city council will have to decide what to do with it. so the clock it's taking on this statue which has been years since 1988. they either will have to melt it down or move it to a city storage after the city council voted yesterday unanimously after hearing from dozens of speakers on why they think this should be removed. now, the picture the statue w

now the quality is not good quality about 40 hector's. that's the only thing we got this year for 40 hecht is not enough because we've got problems with the rain. and this year he says he will be lucky to get for bikes this year. which amounts to $3800.00 loss on his investment. a few decades ago, what he now calls a farm was deep inside the lake giant. for generations, this a healy and oasis are supported millions of families, life stock, and profitable trade among nations. governments in the region are struggling to address the fears and concerns of millions will now watch helplessly as their means of livelihoods dry up. a la di da did love it, just as industrialized countries agreed to support developing countries. chad, through its public treasury will also fund projects to mitigate the impact of climate change on its people. little comfort to those who lost so much back at as ease hastens from his walkers continue to process theseus harvest. but at the back of their minds, they are conscious of the reality that they, like millions in

the campaign event for rival hector rodriguez has a totally different vibe — a sensation that they'vetus quo is the best option. translation: the opposition isn't united, it doesn't give . young people any opportunities, but the government is a means to an end. horn blares. venezuelan people have a choice in these elections but there's a real power imbalance between the opposition and the government. take these buses, for example. they've been put on by the organisers to bring supporters to the rally. in the hills overlooking caracas, an abandoned tunnel project. and an abandoned community who has given up on politics altogether. voting doesn't feel like a priority when there's no power at home. and their taps have run dry. maria comes here once a week to collect water for the family. she's angry and fed up. translation: to be honest, i don't want to vote for either side, but you need to take part. these elections mark a change with both sides now participating. but people here have got used to neglect. few think sunday's vote will make any real difference to their lives. katy watson,

he grows 200 hector's of omen trees. but recently he's been thinking of selling the ranch. yeah. the confederation of sale has been right in the front of the grey matter for quite some time. actually, this dolly is a cornucopia of agricultural plenty rich soil in a benign climate produced a vast bounty of meat, milk, vegetables, fruits, and nuts. but global warming is changing the valley. 2021 was the 2nd try us here on record. while some years are wetter than others, repeated drought strains, the capacity of an elaborate system of canals and reservoirs that bring water from far away. it's getting hotter to the valley. he had a record $45.00 degrees celsius in september, land where free serve edge tables might be grown, would be left idle. it's not unusual to see sites like this entire orchards ripped up and ground into mulch. these effects aren't unique to california, china, russia, nigeria, brazil, all over the world have their own localized impacts. but the one thing in common is the global warming is causing those impacts and humans are causing global warming. scientists say

it looks like deja through only graphs to see news, hector, with an even bigger platform. demography esco rosmer, a credit devout, he'd be sweating, said the boss from before this week. except the mosque was already like i did. i did a video or says today if you watch french tv and who are muslim, black, you were a job, you are a woman or homosexual. it is extremely violent. because we're being constantly insulted by people like them and others without anyone telling them what they do is consistently hurtful. and i think these debates create a state of tension in french society and tensions are the source of violence, especially what i want. i sort of generals, and that's why you say that, you know, but johnny sized best friend because we've been rate of bows around him. and while we talk about the more we don't talk about an employment, when we talk about the more we don't talk about any qualities, while we talk about seeing what we don't talk about climate change. and that's, i think, a big issue here because of course, we should talk about the whole, but we can't be absorbed by hi

the cordoba province has been the worst effected with more than 40000. hector has destroyed so far. so u. s. president joe biden has invited a $110.00 countries to join a democracy summit next month to share common values on fight authoritarianism. however, washington has plenty of its own issues to contend with if you have a listen to this. me the surprising new comer and the list of backsliding democracy i story turning point came in 202021. when for president trump question the legitimacy of the 2020 election results in the united states seems like a still going strong, but it was definitely more prom no performing. united states even improved performance indicators of impartial administration. in 2020, over the declines and civil liberties and checks on government indicate there are serious problems with the fundamentals hope to multiply the wide in america is back from make america great again. this time to acknowledge you do have a problem. no, i 25 minutes past the hour here on the russian capital. this is our t international thanks for sharing some of your wednesday with us

the towering gardens are equivalent to a forest covering 3 hector's home to 800 trees and 15000 plants. the building absorbs a net total of 11 tons of carbon dioxide a year. the architect behind the project says much more is to be done to truly make milan and other cities sustainable. one of the main issue now is to make the construction process more so sort of because this is a building, was a filter of structure which is price relational and i, we are now walking into the project. often you'll high rise, bring building with all the structure involved and timbers, and beth was, will be an amazing way to reduce the term of footprint, also the production of your to with the doings in the construction side process. this green refuge provides views of greater milan, larger problem, smog. greenhouse gases are trapped in a massive plane at the base of the alps. the pandemic has accelerated milan to push for sustainability coming out of the lock down. city planners worried people would choose cars over crowded public transport. so they expanded the network of bike lanes. there's a sprint to,

no my to what i will defend my land. 6 he says 3 hector's of his land is inside the circuit area and he's waiting for compensation. but authorities dispute his claims. many people say they have no opposition to the circuit itself. they just want to be compensated fairly from car. bobby, will me r b a pro, i want to be paid for my land that is in the survey or that's what they promised. the human rights groups have raised concerns about the $3000000000.00 project and the claims of forced evictions and intimidation. the government denies any wrong doing and says they have the best interest of the people of man delica in mind. so far i thing, ah, we have managed through a sub listen body so of reason and understanding among all stakeholders, including indigenous people. the government has classified the area as a special economic zone with the aim of boosting the tourism industry. next year there will be more major sporting events, including the prestigious moto g p. her up on that, that is in your school. we hope there will be corporation with local people. sure we can work together on

is came to develop what it calls a food estate which would involve the conversion of millions of hector, as of land into farm land. and some of that includes forested areas in papa. and it's for that reason that environmental groups in indonesia say that eastern indonesia pump was specifically is the last frontier. if we're talking about this fight against deforestation. but you, jessica washington reporting from to catheter to afghanistan, where these 900 people have died. another 50 have been injured in an attack on cobbles, largest military hospital among those killed was the commander of the taliban special forces who was also in charge. a couple security i thought claimed responsibility for the attack. shot bellis reports now from campbell. oh, when a cool consensual cobble and tele bond security forces run towards the side of an explosion, smoke leads them towards dalton military hospital, across the road from the now abandoned us embassy. one device was jason aged at the hospital entrance, allowing attackers to move in. for a few minutes later, 2nd exploded inside the compound. w

was very interesting after this that china cracked on the and the mainland sector, the maintenance hector just immediately migrated. that to the point them, most of it or i should say that the dominant share of mine in the world taking place in the u. s. right now. so russia sees an opportunity that like, well, if they're going to be in the mine is going to take place better to take place in russia than in the united states. and meanwhile, you know, you have, you have governments around the world, the central bankers around the world talk now to says the math in one hand, they've been that out in crypto for 10 years. oh, it's a, it's a, it's a racket, it's a scam. it's upon this scheme, it's dangerous to vowels will stay away from our current ears, butter. at the same time, we've got almost every central bank in the world is said now that they want their own crypto currency. it's so, so it's, it's a kind of a funny mess message here. and i think, you know, russia, the looks of this, it says, look, you know, this is a big industry. are all about big industries, you know, might come over he

busy laws and restoring, at least an additional $200000000.00 hector's of fars and other echo systems by the year 2030. if we want to keep the parish goal of 1.5 degrees in sight and support communities in the front line of climate change, we must protect and restore the world's forests them. i believe we can do it as we saw in this declaration today. let's also galvanized a radical shift in public and private finance. let's channel funds towards securing the rights of indigenous peoples and local communities and shift trillions towards supporting sustainable jobs. approach. johnson that for us, critical because they talk about a 3rd of c o 2 out of the atmosphere. it is a big deal this today to discuss this further, i'm joined by jo blackman who's a head of forest policy and advocacy at global witness. said joe, on the face of it, it's a good thing, but really how much half of this have. sure, so we welcome the commitment today and we welcome the fact that for a set top of the agenda and recognizes crucial to talking climate change, that what we need is action. not just words these f

ithink particular countries for shivi in and hectoring now.ds to do what. everybody can see the equations, everybody understands the intricate balance of the negotiations. but what we need is for those leaders to take their responsibilities, ring up the negotiators and urge them to make progress in the last few days. ben webster of the times. i make progress in the last few days. ben webster of the times. tomorrow, at denmark and _ ben webster of the times. tomorrow, at denmark and costa rica _ ben webster of the times. tomorrow, at denmark and costa rica are going l at denmark and costa rica are going to launch _ at denmark and costa rica are going to launch the — at denmark and costa rica are going to launch the command _ at denmark and costa rica are going to launch the command here - at denmark and costa rica are going to launch the command here at - at denmark and costa rica are going i to launch the command here at cop26, the beyond _ to launch the command here at cop26, the beyond oil— to launch the command here at cop26, the beyond oil

the mine is hector just immediately migrated to the point of most of it, or i should say that the dominant share of mine in the world's taking place in the u. s. right now. so you, russia sees an opportunity as like, well, if there are going to be in the mind is going to take place better to take place in russia than in the united states. and meanwhile, you know, you have, you have government around the world, the central bankers around the world talk now to says the math one hand. they've been denouncing crypto for 10 years. oh, it's a, it's a, it's a racket, it's a scam. it's upon this scheme. it's dangerous to vowels will stay away from our current ears, butter. at the same time, if you have all of their with central bank in the world, is that now that they want their own crypto cur it. so it's, it's a kind of a funny met message here, and i think, you know, russia that looks at this and says, look, you know, this is a big industry. are all about big industries. you know, my little come over here and love, see what happens. and oh, this, i'm seeing a growing amount of tolerance for on t

in the san francisco labor movement a long time feminist, mother to her son jaoquin rubio, wife to hectorer other titles include, sha fear, housekeeping, baby-sitter and loyal friend like all of us latinas here, right. [laughter] my goodness. olga was born in las vegas, nevada. is the first in her family to be born with union health insurance. she was raised by a single mother, maurice a marin da flores in los angeles, california. her mother worked as a union housekeeper in las vegas. her first organizing experience was with her mother, a long time los angeles community activist fighting for housing, education, equity, immigrant rights. attending here in city hall are picket lines at the los angeles unified school board was not an option in the miranda household, summer vacations with spent picketing at safeway and storefronts, boycotting with her mother and siblings and in high school, she led walkouts against the governor pete wilson in prop 187, do you remember that? that was for our generation. the seminal political so against anti immigrant, propositions in prohibiting immigrants fro

our second panelist is hector paul darrah serving his second term as new mexico's attorney general, as chief law enforcement officer in the state of new mexico, attorney general has transformed the office of the attorney general to focus on keeping children and families safe, empowering mexican families with small businesses or financial success protecting new mexico's pristine environment. he's achieved unprecedented victories for new mexicans, civil courts across the state securing the largest tobacco settlement payment state history and tens of millions of dollars of settlement from large corporations or praying on new mexicans. welcome attorney general's today, we appreciate you joining us for this important conversation. first, questions to both of you, who will take it in the order i introduced you, i'd like to ask each of you to give us an update on where things stand in your state in regard to redistricting and a timeline you are seeing play out in your state of wisconsin and new mexico. >> thank you for having me, thank you senator jones for hosting and your remarks. it's a pr