jordy: estoy enojado, en parte triste, y eso es lo que siento. no sÉ qué mÁs hacer.samos despuÉs de una breve pausa. locutor: al volver les presentamos a uno de los hispanos exitosos en el campo de la tecnologÍa. estefanÍa: Él era como la representaciÓn de lo que puede llegar a ser un niÑo inmigrante. raÚl: saludos amigos de "aquÍ y ahora". este lunes en "despierta amÉrica" amanecemos con todo lo que sucediÓ en el segundo reencuentro de las reinas de "nuestra belleza latina". ademÁs, iremos a una escuela para ver cÓmo las estÁn preparando para que sus hijos estÉn seguros en el regreso a clase. y estarÁ con nosotros la actriz paulina goto, de "vencer el miedo". todo esto y mucho mÁs en "despierta amÉrica" con toda la ayuda, la informaciÓn que necesitas y mÁs alegrÍa. los esperamos. rata inmunda, animal rastrero ... hablemos claro. por suerte tú cambiaste a state farm. así que tranquilo, tu auto está cubierto. como un buen vecino, state farm está ahí. prueba garnier micellar water rose. con agua de rosas y micelas que actúan como un imán para limpiar y quitar la grasa

the number of refugees globally has almost doubled since 2012 to about 80000000 jordi of these people are displaced in their own countries. very few of their stories never make it into the public domain . but in the rare cases when it happens they have a powerful effect none more so than the fate of 3 year old in court. the tragic exodus of the courty family ended at this beach near the turkish village of. the mother father and their 2 children were trying to reach the greek island of kos in a rubber boat but the boat capsized. little on his brother tommy and their mother were hunted drowned only up to the. 40 survived. the do not give over to the capsized after people stood up body i held my wife santa maria and we had life jackets and try to keep our children out of the water but it didn't work holly died for us to. look i'll never forget her words when he said to me papa don't be afraid don't look at. the image of little alan's dead body made headlines around the world the refugees desperation and their fate now symbolized by a tiny corpse 4 years later we set out to make contact w

polémica el madrid se llevó la victoria, el barça en el estadio de la cerámica frente al villarreal, jordi el celta pero esto es un golazo, aquí va otro, mes y al área de taquito para griezmann y qué golazo del francés campeón del mundo que había sido duramente criticado esta semana, pincelada y el barça lo ganaba 3 x 1, al 86 este jugador recibía por la banda izquierda, mandaba el centro y ponía el cuatro a uno final para que el barcelona siga cuatro puntos por detrás del real madrid, volvemos a la liga las campeonas se enfrentaron a su rival, el único partido llevó a las campeonas que arrancan con tres victorias en tres partidos y en el partido de fondo, estos dos se enfrentaron, al 68 conexión de campeonas del mundo, el centro y aparecía lindsay volando para conectar de palomita y poner el uno a cero >>> al 66 el empate iba a llegar a balón parado, bayley cobraba el tiro de esquina, sánchez la ponían el segundo palo con un taconazo fantástico y aparecía el número cuatro del draft del año pasado para poner el gol del empate, uno a uno del marcador, aunque el equipo de portland era el fav

árbitro consideraron que como ramos no estaba pendiente del jugador, no fue falta, veamos el villarreal, jordiolazo para el uruguayo, la alcanza a tocar el defensa, si no le gustó, aquí le va otro, messi al área de taquito para griezmann y golazo del francés, campeón del mundo que había sido duramente criticado, al 86 entró de cambio recibía por la banda izquierda, recortaba hacia el centro y el 4 a 1 final, vamos hasta (nombre en inglés) en utah para el arranque de la tercera jornada de (nombre en inglés) que hoy tenía un aprtidazo entre las campeonas y chicago, partido muy trabado y tuvimos que esperar hasta el minuto 80, corner, la que aparecía de la defensa central para poner el 1 a 0 que sería definitivo y las campeonas arrancan con 3 victorias en 3 partidos y la verdad se ve muy difícil que alguien pueda con ellas en este torneo, en este momento se juega el partido de las portland y washington, todo el resumen a las 11 de la noche, nos vemos en nuestra edición nocturna. >>> gracias carlos, ahora nos enlazamos con david gonzález y su señal en vivo, david. >>> muy buenas tardes, fátima, ef

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jordi of the youth here can't even find jobs they are torn they want to leave but we tell them don't leave stay here. and of britain suspending its extradition treaty with hong kong or make growing international condemnation of china's new national security law in the territory a controversial legislation punishes a broad range of offenses that beijing now confirmed. sitter's subversion terrorism or collusion with foreign elements of british foreign secretary dominic rao told parliament the u.k. wanted a positive relationship with china but beijing had to live up to the international obligations and responsibilities that come with it stature so i consulted with the home secretary the justice secretary and the attorney general and the government has decided to suspend the extradition treaty immediately and. i should also tell the house that we would not consider reactivating varies arrangements unless and until there are clear and robust safeguards which are able to prevent extradition from the u.k. being misused under the new national security legislation. mr speaker there remains co

day to day minutiae of life in the big city that means according to the police's own statistics the jordie of the police workload should not be the police workload those saying those things should be done by an assortment of mental health professionals social workers firefighters private detectives and for the lost property all guys in socks with sandals holding metal detectors who can spend hours combing through the sand of the riverbank because their daughter doesn't speak to them anymore ever since she said you have to choose between me and the jack daniels and he chose the jack. having police in charge of things like lost property makes as much sense as putting a drug addict with no experience in charge of fixing a leak in your roof sure both activities have to do with crack but he's not the right guy for the job. the only real reason police officers are involved with doing all of these things is because the ruling elite of the fascist state want to make sure they have a lot of people with guns standing in every corner in case they need to activate those soldiers most cops are there to

that the democrats also capture but jordie in senate plus represented the house of representatives that creates a democratic majority that babies think. barack obama has then his 1st 2 years he didn't get much done so it's not a guarantee but i think joe biden will have to say we're not going back to something we're going to build something new thank you very much thanks to all of you for being with us and thanks to you out there for tuning in season. of a number of. traveling through north korea. a group of young german filmmakers decide to give it a go and journey to the secretive empire of kim jong il now. they're kept under surveillance we step away filming is strictly forbidden but they do it in a way to screen. them a glimpse into one of the most closed off society in the last. 15 years r t w. justice for the victims of the stripper name. that's catherine bond. the human rights advocate wants to identify a 1000 lawyers. undertaking is still underway 25 infamous massacre bosnia herzegovina. 90 minutes on w. literature invites us to see people in particular. i like to see how some o

so the story for christiane is jordi she needs. ok did i overstate somehow what they're doing or was that a reasonably fair description that was a very good description japan as offering subsidies up to 2000000000 dollars in order to help its multinational companies leave china and this is very significant because china has been japan's largest trading partner by far for decades but recently this year imports from china slump by almost 50 percent back in february because many of the factories were closed so these closures meant that japanese manufacturers had no place to go for supply so yes and one part yes manufacturing will become manufacturing and consumer products will become more expensive for japan but this is also another way for them to diversify their supply chain and become less reliant on china because this entire pandemic showed japan showed the world showed to europe as well that they are completely dependent on china to be the manufacturing hub of the world now of the world there are 10 large trading ports and 7 of t

this is a magazine predominantly directed towards black women yet it seems to be started and stuff jordi of black men at the top executive level does not seem like a little bit of boy wait a minute shouldn't shouldn't be women who are speaking to women exactly and in researching this story with everything that i knew about essence and i grew up with it all around the house my mom was a huge fan of it i did not know that black men started the magazine because once you talk about essence or you see everything that essence does there isn't a outward influence of black men you just see the celebration of black women so to know that there are men in there that are 4 not only committing these sexual abuse atrocities but are also committing atrocities as it relates to pay equity and then the hiring the firing specifically of of black women who are pregnant as well as black women who have recently delivered which you know is a federal issue when it comes to employment it's frustrating to know that that type of thing is going on it's interesting too because we go 5 business they get more fibrous

to another committee a congress that the protestors were peaceful and that's with them a most but jordie people said and the response was excessive when did you 1st learn that the president planned to walk through the park to go to st john's church. 1st i'd like to respond to what you did would you please answer my question my time is limited i learned. sometime in the afternoon that the president might come out of the white house and then later in the afternoon and i heard that he might go over the church so it was absolutely necessary the park be cleared for his for his that's that had nothing to do with that the plan to move mr mr atlanta mineral that it will remember is very this upper park be cleared and it was done and you said get it done. iran's show of force against the united states fired at a mock u.s. aircraft carrier. and why this south korea i'm sure is creating a diplomatic incident we've checked our. hello we've got some quotes weather now moving into that southeastern corner of australia alex has been low that area of low pressure out in the open waters that's going to p

taisha these little chop zones or whatever they are called are distractions there are not some with jordi issue were african-americans a big dealing in fighting for these is that same change just for be nearly the entire 150 years that we've been free of this country so to get the stretch by you know some tents in seattle i think gets us away from the main point that we're at a kairos moment in american history where we were able to make the types of types of generational changes that have to happen and that have not happened to this point and to well it's point about scott's legislation tim scott's legislation was a step in the right direction but it was not the full step in the right direction that that is what the issue is because if you look at the 1964 civil rights at what lyndon johnson said it was that this was a step in the right direction and there will be legislation there after to fully flesh 'd is out that never came they watered down the 1956 civil rights that it watered down the $0.19 civil rights we got the $64.00 and they will never get anything there after so i think what

to another committee a congress that the protestors were peaceful and that's with them a most but jordie people said and the response was excessive when did you 1st learn that the president planned to walk through the park to go to st john's church 1st i'd like to respond which would you please answer my question my time is limited. i learned. some time in the afternoon that the president might come out of the white house and then later in the afternoon i heard michael richards so it was absolutely necessary the park be cleared for his for his that's that had nothing to do with that the plan to move mr mr atlanta mineral that it will remember is very this up park be cleared and it was done and you said get it done very strange they were on capitol horror on the wrong. there was another contentious exchange when one congresswoman suggested that william barr treats protesters differently that went on and 2nd amendment protesters went to the state house in detroit threatening to lynch the governor there because she wanted to bring forward a mask legislation to make sure that everyone more m

inhought black jordi's were cities, not suburbs. it happened because of that rent to own program and a lot of programs like that where neighborhoods get gentrified, in the case of st. louis, they demolish large swaths of the african-american community that had been created by the policies i describe before, so they demolished these areas and built the gateway arch. it's like half of a mcdonald's sign on the sippy river. -- on the mississippi river. livedare the people who -- who live there going to go. instead of public housing, they got vouchers. typically known as section eight vouchers. this section eight voucher program is one in which the housing authority with federal soey gives family a subsidy they can spend no more than 30% of their income on a market rental at the average rent in the community. that's a fine system except there is a curious exception to the fair housing act. landlords are permitted to discriminate against section eight housing vouchers. in st. louis, they use this example when all of these african-american

jordi if it's visitors the spanish government insists the country is safe but infections have tripled in the past 2 weeks with catalonia emerging as a new hot spots sorry a day ago begins our coverage. a welcome break on a beach in catalonia after an unprecedented lockdown would be difficult for most people to resist but amid these relaxed scenes and uncomfortable question is being asked is this the start of a 2nd wave of the pandemic on saturday almost 1500 new cases were recorded in the region most of them in and around the city of barcelona many of the new cases are young people showing mild or no symptoms at all it prompted a swift shutdown of night clubs throughout the region as well as a curfew on bars and concern among other european countries of further outbreaks the u.k.'s government announced on saturday that a 14 day quarantine period would be introduced for travellers returning from spain and in france there were requests to avoid travels to the country altogether says he saw the us show concerning the situation in catalonia which is displaying worsened indicators for infe

i will recognize members in the order of seniority alternating between jordi and minority. -- majority and minority. members are asked to unmute themselves and leave their cameras on so they are visible to the chair. the chair now recognizes for five minutes the gentle from texas, ms. jackson lee. >> thank you for holding this important hearing and thank you to the members of the witnesses who are here as well who have provided very important testimony. all of us were shocked to learn in december 2018 the two children died in separate incidents while in border patrol which was the first death of children in border patrol custody in more than one decade. nation, all that happens, whether you like it or not, falls at your feet. i have known border patrol agents in texas for decades. i have seen their passion. i have seen them buy baby food and formula. where this tragedy paul -- tragedy falls is clearly at the feet of an administration that is inattentive and does not recognize that we are to comply with the international protocols of human rights. following the deaths of those two child