, pena, ibarra and priscilla solis ibarra, the daughter of maria, acting as a lizzie borden in corazon pena. ibarra i come to you from denton, texas, which is north of dallas. my mother was an immigrant to the united states, and my father is a second generation mexican-american in who was a migrant farm worker. my personal land acknowledgment is to share with you that i travel here today from the lands of the wichita and caddo affiliated tribes. and as i mentioned, the town where i live and where i teach at the university of north texas is called denton, named after john b denton, who committed genocide against indigenous peoples and against the wichita caddo, comanche and apache peoples in that area in the 19th century. that was also the time when the texas rangers were committing violence against my people, mexican-american people, as well as against indigenous peoples. i'm very grateful to be here. thank you for the invitation to to join you today. i believe these moments, as i mentioned earlier, are very important moments to reflect on what has come before and you know what? what w

. >> ÉÑtrabaja en la parte trasera de el restaurante ibarra frecuentado por motociclistas,por eso conoce herida. " escuchamos sirenas que se dirigÍan hacia el bar y los vecinos gritaban desesperados, todos los preguntamos quÉ habÍa pasado. corrÍamos sin saber quÉ hacer dijo este testigo. >de acuerdo al jefe del alguacil del condado de orange llegaron sÓlo dos minutos desvelaba recibido la llamada de emergencia. " no sabÍan la ubicaciÓn del hombre por lo cual se separaron pero el des comenzÓ a disparar con una escopeta y ellos respondieron al fuego quitÁndole la vida" las autoridades del condado a identificado al atacante como john snowling un sargento retirado de la policÍa de ventura california y se cree que objetivo era matar a su esposa. agente registrar la casa del pistolero, en camarillo california. >> al regresar. un anciano viola la pequeÑa hija de su pareja. >> celulares y tabletas son las armas sofisticadas delincuentes para robar autos mayormente de lujo. >> y taylor si esta en mÉxico para iniciar su gira latinoamericana. ♪ latinoamericana. ♪ [publicidad] tu disquera va a llega

marÍa: josÉ marÍa ibarra cree que es una buena idea para que la ciudad estÉ ofreciendo estas subvencionesuchas dificultades recientemente y que se ha traducido mucho lo que les vacÍos. >> hay varios factores, uno de ellos la economÍa en la pandemia, los negocio fueron poco a poco saliendo. el segundo factor es la renta que esta demasiado alta y los negocios no pueden pagar la renta. >> para poder solicitar las subvenciones, usted puede ingresar a nuestra pÁgina web donde le tenemos un enlace que lo va llevar a la solicitud. allÍ encontrarÁ mÁs informaciÓn sobre este programa. marÍa antonieta mejÍa, noticias univisiÓn 14. paola: resurge este debate sobre la poblaciÓn de indigentes que viven en las calles, esto en la ciudad de san josÉ. presentaron una propuesta que de ser aprobada, volverÍan los campamentos de indigentes a una distancia menor a los 150 pies de centros escolares y de seguridad infantil. >> estamos platicando de como comunidad donde yo vivo, ahÍ arias donde muchos estudiantes de la escuela vienen caminando. >> hoy en la maÑana mirÉ alguien de los que estÁn ahÍ tomÁndoles fot

tiffany: herminia ibarra vive en hurÓn, desde que sus padres la trajeron de mÉxico en 1925, ella rÁpidamenteto trabajo"," quÉ bueno, porque estamos solos", y a los dos dÍas me llamaron, que los pueda ayudar. tiffany: quÉ edad tenÍas cuando aprendiste a manejar? ya tenÍa trabajo pero el problema era que nunca habÍa operado un auto elÉctrico. >> no me dijeron cÓmo prender el carro, nada, nada, yo " cÓmo comienzo aquÍ, quÉ hago? porque no le entiendo al carro, no se". tiffany: y asÍ de un dÍa para otro, herminia se convirtiÓ en miembro de raiteros ambie porque sÓlo conducen autos elÉctrictricos. los autos son donadas por empresas privadas. pero opera mayormente con fondos del estado, que buscan invertir en programas ambientales. los raiteros fueron un salvavidas para doÑa soledad y don goyo. >> no le sabrÍa decir cuÁntas veces al mes tenemos que ir por medicamentos, porque desafortunadamente, Él toma entre 20 y tantas pastillas al dÍa. tiffany: quÉ harÍa usted si no fuera por los raiteros? >> quizÁs ya me hubiera ido de aquÍ, porque quÉ otra cosa podrÍamos hacer? tiffany: el transporte pÚblico

monique ibarra donating her time here for seven years. >> everyone's in shock. they are heroes. they have the heart and the will to make sure that these people that were there and got saved and are alive today. >> reporter: for six hours, the fires crept closer to the shelter and at 3:00 p.m. the staff heard explosions, likely nearby cars blowing up from the heat of the flames. >> we looked at each other. we were like, there's no help coming. >> reporter: tiffany and others on staff worked fast and kept everyone safe. >> we left the property just as the flames were touching our property. all i could see was a wall of flames. >> reporter: despite the tragic loss, many residents moving to other units at the shelter's sister facility 20 miles away. >> having a unit open to us in a snap was a blessing. we could still be out there. >> reporter: in 2022, they served 37,000 meals, aiding 327 families in shelter and helping 87 house holds into permanent housing. this incredible resource now working overtime, but monique says this will only make them stronger. ♪ and i'll

secondly, we have priscilla solÍss ibarra who is the associate professor in the department of englisht the university of northern texas and we are going to hear a really -- priscilla is going to turn this conversation upside down and on its head. i think she gave us a little bit of a clue earlier today about really challenging our basic premises about parks and national parks and access and even this notion of ownership and so we are going to looking forward to that and finally shelton johnson, a national park ranger and educator and landed in yosemite park and refuses to go away and also author of glory land, a really interesting perspective about national parks and the themas that many of us people of color in this country face when we celebrate on one hand this marvelous invention of national parks and beautiful places and yet the prices that some of us paid for them to each exist and what -- those tensions and exploration of that in his book ofd. glory land but he's going to be bringing a personal perspective about what it means to be in these places that he is now the steward and

some of the children have special needs, some are foster children and some, like jonathan ibarra, say they came hoping for calm. i was hoping to not get as much as anxiety and not biting my nails like just, you know, having another friend because i don't have much friends at my school. i he says what he found here in this program changed his life. it really changed a lot because once i sat on the horse, i, you know, i wasn't biting my teeth. i volunteers were excited. i mean, they talked i made a bunch of friends. now, at 12 years old, he gives back every weekend as a volunteer for helping children like mara who love sunday rides. you want to go ride spirit or triscuit? yeah does that sound like fun? yeah you should go. you yeah. okay we're going to get ready and go soon. okay all right. it's become something that's really changed her perspective and something that she enjoys way more than we ever thought. and she's gotten so much out of it. look where you want to go. don't look at him. this has been parker's dream since she was in college. after she volunteered at a horse therapy pro

some are foster children , and some, like jonathan ibarra , say they came hoping for calm. hoping to not get as much as anxiety and not biting my nails, like just, you know, having another friend because i don't have much friends at my school. he says. what he found here in this program changed his life. it really changed a lot because once i sat on the horse , i, you know, i wasn't biting my teeth. i volunteers were excited. i mean, they talked i made a bunch of friends. now, at 12 years old, he gives back every weekend as a volunteer, helping children like mara who love sunday rides. you want to go rides, spirit or triscuit? yeah does that sound like fun? yeah you should go. yeah. okay we're going to get ready and go soon. okay all right. it's become something that's really changed her perspective and something that she enjoys way more than we ever thought. and she's gotten so much out of it. look where you want toream sincn college. after she volunteered at a horseprogram has never chai think one of the most important things that was my mission and my goal was to make th

overhaul of executives that has a lot to do with the upcoming departure of her longtime deputy, paco ibarrafter having been at citi for decades, led its biggest and vital unit, institutional clients group. it made up about 70% of citi's profit in 2022. we also hear the bank is looking to divide that particular group into three separate parts -- banking, markets, and services as a result. this is being considered as a way to streamline and simplify, which the ceo has said is a priority. david: su keenan in new york for us. a quick glance at the bond markets that is where your bond market story is today. treasuries are a bit higher on the 10 year. in our global benchmark on bonds, it has basically dropped every single day with the exception of about four or five days, for the last six weeks or so. the pain continues in this large part of the global financial market. more ahead. plus the open in thailand which is very much in focus. and india, don't forget. this is bloomberg. good morning. ♪ i need it cool at night. you trying to ice me out of the bed? baby, only on game nights. you know you a

esta increÍble y este fin de semana ver otra cosa similar con otro personaje, va a su gran alejandro ibarrae ya te sabes bien, ya no estÁs , eugenio contando los pasos en el baile escolar, ya no dices tengo que ir a la derecha o ir a la izquierda, ya empieza a salir de natural. >> la gente sale feliz, vaselina cada vez se nos estamos divirtiendo mÁs, estÁ tomando mÁs forma y pues encantados de poder tener precisamente esta obra de teatro y estarlo festejando. >> los timbiriche y sus compaÑeros de vaselina fueron los encargados de beber a la placa por los 25 aÑos del programa "hoy". >> aquÍ estÁ timbiriche celebrando a andrea y a toda la pandilla, agradecidos contentos por lo que siempre han hecho por nosotros, por toda nuestras carreras en individual y en conjunto y obviamente no podÍamos faltar a esta gran celebraciÓn. >> televisa espectÁculos, jorge ugalde. raÚl: que viva el teatro. karla: me transporta a mi Época de adolescencia. raÚl: es ruinas humeantes. eso es lo que queda elyangelica: ruinas humeantes en el lugar donde estuvo la casa new jersey, la vivienda estalla y mÚltiples vÍctim

francisca: miren a este pequeÑo lionel ibarra festeja 4 aÑos.do... ¿pete? de un detergente de ropa. flings de gain. no es broma, es un gran aroma. y 50% más fresco. eso es amor a primer aroma. alan:de regreso a quien "despierta amÉrica" desde mazatlÁn—sinaloa para el mundo como dicen los de la banda los sebastiÁn el que se encuentra en la costa oeste para su gran presentaciÓn en fresno, california y aprovechamos para hablar con ellos sobre esas escenas fuertesde desnudos en su mÁs reciente vÍdeo musical y mucho mÁs. [mÚsica] [mÚsica] reportera: la banda los sebastiÁn es les ha dado mucho de quÉ hablar con su nuevo tema de desamor que nos tira duro a las mujeres. >> por ejemplo tenemos un tema que se llama " la del agüite". cuando cortan una relaciÓn siempre se meten asÍ, se pone mÁs buenas y luego le presumen el cucaracho, mira por Última vez lo que no te vas a comer. reportera: en esta historia uno de los sebastiÁn este es que le canta a su ex y le advierte todo lo que se va a perder al abandonarla. >> que vea en el vÍdeo porque andamos trabaja