reportera: e jordi a otra balacera dejÓ un saldo de tres personas muertas, tampoco se conoce el motivoe han hecho arrestos. >> escuchÉ los disparos, pero esto no es nada inusual, aquÍ comienzan a disparar desde las 5:00 p.m. reportera: y la policÍa en carolina del sur respondiÓ a un tiroteo registrado en un concierto no autorizado, la investigaciÓn continÚa abierta. y este fin de semana tambiÉn ha sido violento para la ciudad de chicago, en los Últimos tres dÍas se han registrado docenas de heridos en tiroteos registrados en la ciudad. y estos vÍdeos muestran a decenas de jÓvenes en las calles. se arrestaron a nueve personas y se decomisaron dos armas. presentador: y este fin de semana se marcÓ un hito por la vuelta a la nueva normalidad con asistencia casi al total en las iglesias. reportera: a casa llena esta iglesia celebro que por primera vez en 14 meses pueden hacer sus misas asÍ. >> no mÁs miedo, se sintiÓ uniÓn familiar, se sintiÓ amor en la iglesia. reportera: tambiÉn regresÓ la posibilidad de darse la paz. >> venimos a misa, estamos creyendo y estamos viendo el resultado de la

i just saw that the jordy of wealth created in the united states was through real estate so i was determined to follow that track it was so much fun at the heights of when we were making money the company had season tickets to the lakers right behind the lakers bench. bryant's wife leonardo dicaprio literally right in front of us and when he used to date my son from there forget 15 years old right in front of hair is hanging over the back of her seat. in jeff goes dad and i go because he starts playing with hair oh my god. anyway i digress just a bit but. back in $9697.00 there's a new product that started to flood the market called a 125 percent loan to value and when i 1st started seeing that i said this is a recipe for disaster. homeowner with too many bills too many high interest monthly payments why not pay them with a 2nd mortgage up to 120 percent of the value or all less your 1st mortgage balance they went after the payment as well they did they get a 50000 dollars 2nd for $500.00 a month go by that boat go buy that 2nd car. it wasn't a home improvement it was a signature along and y

i just saw that the jordy of trade in the united states was through real estate so i was determined to follow that track it was so much fun when we were making money the company had season tickets to the lakers right behind the lakers bench. bryant's wife leonardo dicaprio literally right in front of us and we used to date . there for yet 15 years old right in front of him hair is hanging over the back of her seat. and jeff goes dad and i go because he starts playing with. oh my god. anyway i digress is a bit. back in $9697.00 there's a new product that started to flood the market 125 percent loan to value and when i 1st started seeing i said this is a recipe for disaster. or with too many bills or too many high interest monthly payments why not pay them with a 2nd mortgage up to 120 percent of the value or all less your 1st mortgage balance they went after the payment that's what they did they get a $50000.00 for $500.00 a month go buy that boat go buy that 2nd car. it wasn't a home improvement it was a signature along and you could do whatever you want but i just thought it was an ex

jordi has fled violent gangs in guatemala.ldren. this is donna, texas. these tents held almost 4,000 children earlier this spring. these, the notorious cubicles the migrants call ice boxes. journalists haven't been allowed to speak to children inside to tell their stories. but we've tracked down children who have been released. ariani, ten years old, was about to see her mother for the first time since she was four, after a harrowing ordeal. this a few weeks ago. she says they're not sure because they can't recognise her, but it is her. ariani fled violence in honduras, then spent weeks in donna. to paola, 16 years old, who was in the same camp, it was a child jail. lights were on all night, children cried incessantly and were left filthy. now a mass movement of children is under way. we obtained flight logs. here, children are about to be flown to a set of new and secretive detention sites around the country. cindy was transported out of donna with 40 girls, all sick with covid. cindy was flown 1,500 miles away to a new deten

jordi has fled violent gangs in guatemala.hildren. this is donna, texas. these tents held almost 4,000 children earlier this spring. these, the notorious cubicles the migrants call ice boxes. journalists haven't been allowed to speak to children inside to tell their stories. but we've tracked down children who have been released. ariani, ten years old, was about to see her mother for the first time since she was four, after a harrowing ordeal. this a few weeks ago. she says they're not sure because they can't recognise her, but it is her. ariani fled violence in honduras, then spent weeks in donna. to paola, 16 years old, who was in the same camp, it was a child jail. lights were on all night, children cried incessantly and were left filthy. now a mass movement of children is under way. we obtained flight logs. here, children are about to be flown to a set of new and secretive detention sites around the country. cindy was transported out of donna with a0 girls, all sick with covid. cindy was flown 1,500 miles away to a new det

this morning reported that fuel is beginning to flow to me jordie the markets that they service and they should be reaching full operational capacity as we speak as i speak to you right now that is good news but i want to be clear will not feel the effects at the pump immediately this is not like fluke you know unless which this pipeline is 5500 miles long it had never been fully shut down its entire history. in the wake of the cyberattack president biden actually signed an executive order on wednesday evening to prevent another cybersecurity issue like this in the future for more on that let's bring in our chief correspondent fair and friends like now fair and what exactly is in the executive order right so again like you said coming off of the wake of what is a legend that colonial pipeline paid $5000000.00 to this ransomware company well this executive order brand it's opens communication between i.t. services providers and the government it moves the federal government forward to secure cloud services to lead the way requires a baseline security standards for any software that's sold

and each one is hitting a data center and those data centers are jordi fossil fuels.were honest with ourselves -- those data centers are majority fossil fuels. if we were honest with ourselves we would realize bitcoin is more efficient. but the regulatory peace to your point is important. my company -- the regulatory piece is important. my company has engaging with the federal reserve to bring together in a compliant way the financial services industry with the digital asset industry and it is not easy to do. we are deep in the weeds and the fed governor brainard made an important speech at a conference, the same conference were ray dalio spoke. i interpreted it as, fired warning shots to the industry to get regulated, especially if you are touching the u.s. dollar. and i think you, mr. dalio's comments imply that as well. the federal reserve is going to define, based on our expectations, how we can touch the u.s. dollar financial system. everything that touches the u.s. dollar ultimately clears to the fed. so of course they have an interest in defining this. shery: g

jordi has fled violent gangs in guatemala.sts haven't been allowed to speak to children inside to tell their stories. but we've tracked down children who have been released. ariani, ten years old, was about to see her mother for the first time since she was four, after a harrowing ordeal. this a few weeks ago. she says they're not sure because they can't recognise her, but it is her. ariani fled violence in honduras, then spent weeks in donna. to paola, 16 years old, who was in the same camp, it was a child jail. lights were on all night, children cried incessantly and were left filthy. now a mass movement of children is under way. we obtained flight logs. here, children are about to be flown to a set of new and secretive detention sites around the country. cindy was transported out of donna with 40 girls, all sick with covid. cindy was flown 1,500 miles away to a new detention site in california. there are 14 new facilities set up to reduce overcrowding. we set out to find them. this is a camp with a capacity for 10,000 child

jordi has fled violent gangs in guatemala.e they can�*t recognise her, but it is her. ariani fled violence in honduras, then spent weeks in donna. to paola, 16 years old, who was in the same camp, it was a child jail. lights were on all night, children cried incessantly and were left filthy. now a mass movement of children is under way. we obtained flight logs. here, children are about to be flown to a set of new and secretive detention sites around the country. cindy was transported out of donna with a0 girls, all sick with covid. cindy was flown 1,500 miles away to a new detention site in california. there are 1a new facilities set up to reduce overcrowding. we set out to find them. this is a camp with a capacity for 10,000 children in el paso, texas. we�*ve been told hundreds of children are being isolated in tents for covid, scabies and lice, and there�*s at least one allegation of sexual abuse. an official document indicates children under six may be sent here. in the heart of downtown dallas, we�*d heard that hundreds of

algunas rÁfagas de viento fuerte y hoy casi 40,000,000 estancas en riesgo tiempo severo en atlanta, jorditÓn en virginia. no bajar el aguante de ciudades como esta donde amanecen con muchas nubes y el arco la tarde con el riesgo de tormentas, 66 ahora mismo. en la tarde vuelven a activarse las tormentas en georgia, a partir de las dos de la madrugada en arkansas, 10:00 de la maÑana dos lÍneas de tormenta bien activas, tocarÁ monitorearlo de cerca. en cuanto a la lluvia tambiÉn las inundaciones puede ser un problema, mÁs de cinco pulgadas en mississippi, alabama, de 2:00 a 3:00 pulgadas en la zona de tennessee. no me cruces con la zona sin ondas porque el sol estÁ muy saturado y es fÁcil que tengamos mÁs inundaciones. luego vemos que pasa con el frÍo, porque lo va a hacer a lo largo la semana. francisca:lo que tÚ digas eso haremos. gracias por tus recomendaciones. >> vamos a una pausa y regresar huele a peligro, jlo se consuela con ben affleck, le dijo ven a los Ángeles, o tenemos los detalles de este encuentro. >> amanecemos con la entrevista que jorge ramos le hizo francisco por el lanza

take jordy's restaurant in columbus, ohio. jordy's shut down a couple of weeks ago because they couldn't find enough job applicants to keep the lights on. period, they shut down. this is a restaurant that made it through the worst of the pandemic when our restaurant and hospitality industry was in tough time. but its owner said himself, and i quote, we fought hard to get through covid, but covid didn't kill us. the stimulus did. the covid didn't kill us. the stimulus did. that's a quote from a business owner. that's the difference again between the philosophy that the biden administration seems to be taking and frankly reality and the philosophy that we're encouraging, which is let's get people back to work. let's get this economy moving again. the president is committed to spending an unprecedented amount of tax dollars to try and get what it takes to get the economy back on track. but spending more tax dollars isn't a prescription to what ails our economy today. getting people back to work certainly is. if we don't, again, b

let me give you an example a restaurant called jordy's in ohio has closed down. they can't find workers. that's the reason. the owner was quoted as saying something like, you know, covid-19 didn't take me down. he got the p.p.p. loan, he struggled through. he was staying open. he said my own government has taken me down because he can't compete with unemployment insurance at that level. we have lots of other businesses in ohio. here's some. your pizza shop, muddy's denato's, all told me they are closing down one day a week or more because they are understaffed. facing no alternative other businesses are figuring out ways to permanently move forward with fewer employees. this concerns me. in some cases they tell me they are just downsizing their business. if you can't buy the 60 employees and you are the manufacturer right now what do you do? you're restricting your business. you're not opening new markets and closing down some existing customers because you can't serve them, so these jobs are going. others are figuring out ways to do it with fewer people. and aga