cuatro puntos cardinales cada uno representa un dios azteca mientras que el ajonjolí como los de hidalgoanaderos ha sido un gusto ser parte de la celebración de hacer, estamos conmemorando y recordando >> para esta tradición el pan de muerto es un alimento sagrado consumido por toda la familia y que ahora ha sido adoptado por muchos como uno de los obsequios más importantes en un altar para esta celebración única con raíces mexicanas que >> esperando (...) la muerte es lo más seguro que todos tenemos en esta vida pero para un mexicano es más dulce puede regresar del más allá y celebrar con nuestro pan de muerto y visitar a nuestros seres amados >> gracias >> lo mencionó cada región del país tiene un pan de muerto diferente con formas distintas en forma de seres humanos animales e incluso medias lunas pero la más clásica diría que es la forma rededor es la que más se me antoja >> la que tiene azúcar o ajonjolí >> no les iba a traer pan de muerto aquí para que lo probara pero la gente de seguridad no me dejo que no podía >> que está muerto >> gracias >> iremos al corte comercial >> seguire

. >> son conocidos en méxico como (información en pantalla) son famosos en pachuca e hidalgo. >> lastambién tenemos las (nombre en inglés) empanadas para días de muertos. >> si bien aseguran que ha sido complicado llegar hasta aquí por tramies, no han perdido el ánimo, por eso hacen eco de este mensaje pero muchos necesitan escuchar para vanzar. >> es difícil pero se puede lograr trabajando y teniendo mucho apoyo. >> miran positivos al horizonte y planean expandir su oferta y conquistar más paladares. >> queremos ampliar el menú queremos hacer enchiladas verdes, rojas y de mole, ese es el otro platillo. >> noticias telemundo 48. >> me acaban de dejar con la boca abierta y la tripa. >> retorcida (risas) no había visto que tenían esto, vivía cerca de pachuca. >> ese es un pan dulce. >> así es ocmo tipo empanadas como los vimos ahí de diferentes guisados, dulces, arroz con leche también y también con mole, pollito, buenísimo . >> entiendo a claudia de la fuente porque prueba. >> mandamos a max mejor, por favor nos traes un poco, por favor . >> también exiendo el mensaje para claudia, la

so the the treaty of guadalupe hidalgo netted the united states, california just off to california the current state of, california. new mexico the very expansive new mexico we mentioned and then also recognize the the texas border at the at the rio grande in return the united states as i said paid mexico 15 million dollars and military rule ended in in june of 1848. any questions wrapping up our our look at the mexican-american war? in 1848 in 1848 polk had pledge only to serve one term and he kept his promise. so zachary taylor. runs against one of those democratic generals that polkit appointed zachary taylor wins, and it's going to be zachary taylor who's in charge at first until he died in office in 1850 of trying to figure out how to organize the mexican session a third of mexico has become part of the united states. immediately. there's there's talk of civil war possible disunion. what will be a slave state? what won't be a slave state? how will california come in new mexico and texas each claim the same territory will those two areas the territory of new mexico in the state of

finally, on february 2nd, this treaty is signed at guadeloupe hidalgo, mexico's most sacred shrine for the lady guadeloupe. it has passed up north to the united states. and here's a complicated issue. polk had already fired the man, trust, who negotiated to be. so pollack has to decide whether he takes a piece or not. once the united states stood in control of these mexican cities, members of polk zone democratic party, prominently, and also many members of his own cabinet, our top pushing him to take what they call on mexico. so they call it the all-mexico movement. so let's push into january and all into february to take all mexico. and the one thing, the important thing, the arrival of the treaty does is take the steam out of that. because in the treaty, the united states agrees to pay mexico 50 billion dollars so it's not clear where that money ever ended up or if it ended up anywhere, for that matter. $15 million for california, and then the mexican sasha is going to become that mexico cession is going to become that northern mexico for the. polk had come blamed all along that thi

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county when we went bird hunting and you did really well, the three populated counties, cameron, hidalgo, and webb. >> there was hope they could win those seats. >> there was hope for two of them. my a floor is won a special election different and what in. >> that hasn't been won by a republican and over -- >> going to make a call and take a quick break. fox news can project that wisconsin governor the democratic -- takes a second term in office but this was a close race. republicans really thought the businessman could take out the incumbent governor. this is one of the reasons why the gap between ron johnson and mandella barnes, the tenant governor, continues to narrow. they are looking at different vote areas. going to stay in democrat hands, we cannot call as of yet. but we may have some more calls on the other side of this break. keep it here. >> be right back. >> we are calling a lot of things because it's 1:37. >> a little tongue-tied. i'd like to get thoughts from some of the other folks in the panel about the the -- the takes from tonight, think about some of these senate races.

he breaks the front gate, eight illegal immigrants bail out of the vehicle, this is in hidalgo county they run into a private residential neighborhood where people live, and texas dps found them and took them into custody, but what's what people have to deal with. and lastly, the fentanyl. an absolutely enormous fentanyl bust made by cbp at the point of entry in nogales, arizona yesterday. stopped an 18-wheeler big rig truck and found 776,000 fentanyl pills, 289 pounds of meth, and 55 pounds of heroin. back out here live, not the only bust. on sunday, stopped two carloads, both had fentanyl in them. one car, 204,000 fentanyl pills, another car, seven pounds of pure fentanyl powder. all of that two days and one single port of entry on our southern border. back to you. >> bill melugin continues to be on it live in eagle pass, texas. thank you very much, john. >> john: in ohio, choosing a senator to replace rob portman. j.d. vance and tim ryan are confident they have earned enough support to win their ticket to washington. tim ryan has been blasting the democratic party for not backing h

the largest european capitals , the french press today delivered a verdict to the mayor paris en hidalgoho have been running the city for 8 years , the people of the macron rebelled, the protégé of the president of france accused the mayor of creating a financial pyramid when i became minister of budgetary policy. i discovered that there was a system called capitalized rent, which was created in a humiliating way by the mayor's office, urging landlords to convert their housing into social housing so that they themselves pay the city and the city can balance its budget. i put an end to this system because it's not healthy, really but it’s true that now paris has more than a billion euros of additional debt associated with this system, to be honest, this is an ordinary financial pyramid madamedalga dooms the parisians naki they have a tax yarmo, and she herself spends billions and further accused the hotel of slander and answered that she would deal with the young and bold in court. but tal was supported by two more heads of the seventh district. paris offered to hand over control of the c

haidi: let's bring in a video can preview -- hidalgo sauna -- >> good morning.een doing quite strongly so far this month. that has been driven mainly by short covering. people have come up with reasonings such as the possibility like hopes the chinese authorities might change the covid zero policy. if you look up happens in markets, they are rising the most this month which seems to say people are covering the short positions they have made earlier. for instance if they look at the msci index in asia, msci china is the best performer and korea and taiwan are doing quite well. as we know these are markets that have been battered the most. even on individual stock levels, if you look at japan there is a company that is a manufacturer of one of the key components of many gadgets. they have announced quite small earnings this year. but their share prices have gone up quite sharply. so people think basically this is more about short covering than anything macroeconomic. shery: so i guess there is no respite for those crypto-related shares across asia either, given wh

after guadalupe head doll go that caused -- wide lupe hidalgo , that was a most like a second louisianae. for the country to buy parts of kansas, colorado, arizona, big chunks of california. host: we are running low on time. guest: you raise questions around the employment of immigrants in the country, people coming across the u.s.-mexico border looking for jobs in farming. you are right, there are legal options with temporary and long-term jobs for immigrants looking for such jobs but it is also complicated. people leave for a lot of reasons. there are economic reasons, and they are also fleeing dangerous situations in their home country. sometimes they do not have time to wait to go through the legal process. farmers themselves and small business owners see the profits of going through short-term visas. they can take too long. they need workers now. sometimes the easiest option is to hire someone who might be in the country unlawfully but it is a complicated situation. people have raised the need to verify and make sure people are here legally. it is a complicated situation. even undo

after guadalupe head doll go that caused -- wide lupe hidalgo , that was a most like a second louisianae. for the country to buy parts of kansas, colorado, arizona, big chunks of california. host: we are running low on time. guest: you raise questions around the employment of immigrants in the country, people coming across the u.s.-mexico border looking for jobs in farming. you are right, there are legal options with temporary and long-term jobs for immigrants looking for such jobs but it is also complicated. people leave for a lot of reasons. there are economic reasons, and they are also fleeing dangerous situations in their home country. sometimes they do not have time to wait to go through the legal process. farmers themselves and small business owners see the profits of going through short-term visas. they can take too long. they need workers now. sometimes the easiest option is to hire someone who might be in the country unlawfully but it is a complicated situation. people have raised the need to verify and make sure people are here legally. it is a complicated situation. even undo

from the hidalgo _ are regretting it today. 0k.unger voters are just — now shown that younger voters are just not as enthusiastic about— are just not as enthusiastic about voting and we are seeing about voting and we are seeing a pattern— about voting and we are seeing a pattern across the country that _ a pattern across the country that showing up here as well. standing _ that showing up here as well. standing quite sceptical. simek ever yet seems like young voters come through and we have seen youth turnout increase in the last several elections, 2018 turnout was quite high and it was high across the board but young voters did turnout at higher rates, just not at the rates of older voters so they need good turnout from those voters and there is a good chance at the polls arrives at data that we are seeing tonight seems to suggest that the polling seems to be holding up so i'm not going to fit my money. is there a chance that they could win both houses here in the state, what could the republicans do with that kind of power? it re