co-host juan gonzÁlez in new brunswick, new jersey. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy.welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: president biden is visiting survivors of hurricane ian in florida day and surveying damage from the catery 4 storm that devastated parts of the florida's gulf coast. the hurricane's death toll has topped 109, with 105 of those deaths in florida, making it the state's deadliest hurricane in decades. search and rescue crews are warning they're likely to uncover more bodies in the coming days. at least 55 of the deaths were in florida's lee county. republican florida governor ron desantis dismissed questions during a news conference monday about why officials there did not mandate evacuations until the day before the storm hit. >> go ahead, ma'am. ok, ok, ok. stop. stop. this has been dealt with. lee county has explained what they did. they went through that. of course you're going to review everything we do in these storms. that is the way it works. amy: desantis meets with president biden toda

co-host juan gonzÁlez in new brunswick, new jersey. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy.lcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: we begin today's show looking at a growing political scandal in los angeles. on monday, the president of the los angeles city council nury martinez resigned from her leadership post after she was caught on tape using racist language against indigenous people in the city and for describing the black son of a city council as a "little monkey." martinez made the comments last year during a conversation discussing redistricting with los angeles city council member's kevin de leÓn and gil cedillo as well as ron herrera, the head of the los angeles county federation of labor who also resigned yesterday. it is unclear who recorded the call or who leaked it to the media, but it comes just weeks before voters head to the polls in los angeles to pick a new mayor. the scandal has put a spotlight on tension between latinx and black political leaders in los angeles. in one part of the phone call, nury marti

he invites juan to his house to give him an estimate, juan walks upstairs to take a look around, andownstairs. >> he claims he hears his wife scream "pete, pete!" and he runs upstairs. >> and finds juan strangling kusie in the bathtub. >> and then juan allegedly took a small two-inch doll swiss army knife blade and threatened peter with it. >> juan holds him at bay immediately while still strangling his wife. and holding her underwater. >> she drowned. she drowned. >> peter's story is he complies. juan wrapped her in a blanket, put her in the back of their lexus suv. >> juan allegedly made him drive around for more than 12 hours. >> that's the story peter initially gives us. >> based on our investigation, we believe she's the victim of a homicide and we're searching for her body. >> peter is already telling the san diego police department that kusie is dead. >> he's talking in a very low, casual, unemotional way. they notice scratches. scratches on his face and neck. hm. the plot thickens. they're starting to wonder, what have we got here? >> either he's the aggressor or he's the vic

>> juan. >> juan? how do you know juan?nting work at the house. i brought him to the house. >> after getting the information from my dispatch, i immediately sent a team down to san diego to interview peter chadwick. his story does not match the 911 tape, and now he's giving us a more elaborate story. >> and he has a very strange, convoluted story to tell. he's fixated on this figure of juan, who he claims is a day laborer that he has brought into his house to do some painting. >> peter tells us he met juan while he was out looking at one of his apartment complexes. >> so during this conversation on the 10th, he invites juan to his house to give him an estimate. they walk into the house, juan walks upstairs to take a look around, and peter stays downstairs. >> he claims that while he's back in his office on the internet, he hears his wife scream, pete, pete! and he runs upstairs. >> and he finds juan strangling q.c. in the bathtub. >> and then juan allegedly took a small, 2-inch, dull swiss army knife blade and threatened pe

co-host juan gonzÁlez in new brunswick, new jersey. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy.elcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: "the washington post" is reporting the biden administration has ruled out the idea of pushing ukraine to negotiate with russia to end the war even though many u.s. officials believe neither side is "capable of winning the war outright." this comes as the war in ukraine appears to be escalating on a number of fronts. on saturday, a massive explosion damaged a key bridge connecting russia to crimea. which moscow annexed in 2014. russian president vladimir putin accused ukraine of committing what he called a trorist act. since then, russiamissiles have struck over a dozen ukrainian cities, including kyiv and levine, killing at least 20 people. on tuesday night, president biden was interviewed by jake tapper on cnn. >> would you be willing to meet with him at the g20? pres. biden: i have no intention of meeting with him. if he came into the g20 is that i want to talk about the release of brittney

co-host juan gonzÁlez in new brunswick, new jersey. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy.me to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: we begin today's show looking at the crisis in haiti where protesters continue demanding the resignation of the u.s.-backed prime minister ariel henry and against the deployment of international troops to haiti amidst a growing humanitarian crisis. a blockade of a key port in port-au-prince by gangs has led to a critical shortage of fuel, food, and water for millions of people. meanwhile, haiti is fighting a new outbreak of cholera. monday,.n. secrary geral antÓniguterresalled for "armed action" to reopen the port. >> it is an absolutely nightmarish situation for the population, especially port-au-prince. i believe we need not only to strengthen the police with training, equipment, a number of other measures, but that in the present circumstances, we need action to lease support and allow for humanitarian corridor to be established. amy: on monday, the u.s. ambassador to the united nations linda t

co-host juan gonzÁlez in new bnswick, new jersey. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy.welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: happy belated birthday. juan: thanks, amy. appreciate it. my big 75. amy: congratulations. a warning to our listeners and viewers, we begin today's show with a story that includes graphic details of sexual assault. on october 7, a 22-year-old black woman in excelsior springs, missouri, escaped from a white man who she says held her captive for nearly a month and raped her repeatedly. the woman fled and knocked on a neighbor's door for help after the man left the house with his son. >> about 7:30 a.m., i faintly heard a young female saying "help me." amy: lisa johnson was the first person to encounter the woman and to help rescue her. she said the woman was nearly naked as she pleaded for help. >> it was actually -- black plastic post. short. it wasn't shorts, it was a dress. that's all she had on. and the duct tape around her neck and the caller. it was restricted. it was a metal collar, like

juan.t president said in his response, content is one thing but the pause, and is he checked out sort of part of that answer that is getting attention more than content. >> a lot of people who want to say they he is kind of old. but he would be 82 when running again. shannon: something like that. when sworn in. >> people have been questioning, critics on right saying he is not mentally well. i think it i it is on, fenc offensive. you can hear in this response, i wondered if they signaled they were ending but it did not come off well in terms of his presents. shannon: i am used to supreme court, people with sharp minds, there are critics people question whether he will do another run, this another network, a lot folks normally would be supportive, seem they are hedging their bets. >> should joe biden rub again. run again. >> no. >> no. >> no. >> that was quick. >> too many people would not vote for him. >> you could put anyone up next to him, they will get it. >> a lot of people think she me

juan carlos gonzÁlez nos explica.e al bolsillo de quienes pensaban que por lo menos parte de su deuda estudiantil le serÍa perdonada, segÚn dice esta activista. >> las cortes pone un obstÁculo mÁs para que los estudiantes siguen progresando. juan carlos: uno de estos estudiantes es josÉ peralta, quien estudia aviaciÓn. >> es lamentable que no nos perdonen cierta cantidad de los prÉstamos estudiantiles. yo estaba muy feliz de saber que me podÍan perdonar $20,000 o un poco mÁs. juan carlos: debe unos $136,000 y no termina su carrera. su pago a partir de enero serÁ de entre $1300 y $1500 al mes. >> a eso hay que agregarle las necesidades como la gasolina, casa y comida. juan carlos: por eso estaba ilusionado con este programa que comenzarÍa este domingo a perdonar deudas de prÉstamos a miles de personas con ingresos menores a $125,000 o parejas que ganaran menos de $250,000 anuales. la batalla judicial comenzÓ cuando seis estados liderados por gobiernos republicanos apelarÁn la decisiÓn. >> 22 millones de estudiantes est

i have a hard enough time watching the exorcist, juan.r favorite moviesome. >> yeah. yeah -- my favorite movie? well, it's the godfather. [laughter] i mean, godfather is a great one. and i also like silence of the lambs -- kennedy: my god, i love silence of the lambs! i didn't know you -- was she a great big fat personsome wouldn't, will you watch silence of the lambs with me? >> i'lled hold your hand. [laughter] kennedy: thank you. will you help me into my van with this couch, because i have a broken arm. juan, i know you would do that for me. put the lotion in the basket. you guys are great, thank you so much, stephen, juan and brad, beautifully done. >> thanks, kennedy. >> take care. kennedy: thank you. coming up, several major senate races completely up for grabs. georgia's herschel walker. pennsylvania, john fetterman's campaign sputtering. arizona, blake masters gaining. how are these races going to shake out? political wizard ben domenech with his magic wand, he's next. ♪ ♪ i need someone to show me the things in life that i can't

i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez.brazil's presidential election is headed to a runoff. in the first round of voting sunday, brazil's former president luiz inÁcio lula da silva of the leftist workers party won 40%, beating brazil's far right president jair bolsonaro who received 43% of the vote. it was a closer result than many projected and bolsonaro-backed candidates also performed well in other races. lula spoke to supporters sunday night. >> i have never won an election and in the first round. i have won all of them and it the second round. what is important is a chance to think thoroughly on what proposed versus side and build a network of alliances and supporters before winning. show to the people what will happen and who will win. amy: there is widespread fear in brazil that bolsonaro could tempt a coup to ay in power. this already has been the most violent election campaign brazil has seen in years. bolsonaro spoke on sunday. >> we are going to form alliances for us to win the election. i can't talk about them

guillermo: juan miguel muriÓ a balazos en oakland.ra. hasta ahora los investigadores continÚan buscÁndolo. todas sus vÍctimas caminaban solas de noche o de madrugada. las autoridades ofrecen una recompensa de$85,000 por informaciÓn que conduzca a su arresto. cuatro de las cinco vÍctimas mortales del supuesto asesino en serie de stockton son de origen hispano. todas fueron asesinadas a balazos. otras de sus vÍctimas sobreviviÓ y se trata de una mujer de raza negra de 46 aÑos que montaba en bicicleta y fue atacada a tiros en abril del aÑo pasado. leÓn: y pasamos con el trÁgico saldo de 21 muertos, miles de damnificados que dejÓ el azote de la tormenta julia en centroamÉrica. los aguaceros inundaron ciudades enteras, causaron deslaves, aumentaron la miseria en cientos de barrios pobres. el gobierno de guatemala declarÓ estado de calamidad mientras en honduras cientos de familias estÁn buscando donde refugiarse. claudia mendoza nos cuenta. claudia: aunque julia ya se estÁ debilitando, el gobierno de guatemala decretÓ estado de calamidad p

uno tal vez no sea fÁcil explicarlo pero uno lo siente pero eso influye en el dÍa a dÍa eso piensa juana sangre. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> naciÓ en brooklyn nueva york pero sus raÍces son dominicanas. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> se dio a conocer por su gran habilidad para capturar en sus retratos la identidad y personalidad de quienes foto gra fia ban en sus inicioss eran gente de su comunidad >>> comencÉ fotografÍa porque mi abuela querÍa tener fotos de ella en santo domingo y nunca la tenÍa cuando oÍ eso me levantÉ y dije fotÓgrafo soy yo. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> sus clientes favoritos son su familia, pero sus fotos han ido mÁs allÁ ha trabajado en importantes campaÑas de grandes compaÑÍas no netflix y dior y saber manejar la cÁmara con maestrÍa es aprovechar la cultura >>> los hispanos somos diferentes y eso tiene que hablar y eso tiene que representar al frente de la cÁmara y detrÁs de la cÁmara >>> ahora reside en los Ángeles y a llegar ahÍ fue aprendiendo Él solo tal vez este esfuerzo le haya servido para ser honesto con su trabajo y gente y para sacarle las personas su mÁs pura decencia delante y detrÁ

juan miguel muriÓ hace un aÑo y medio y hoy sus familiares hicieron declaraciones.ajar. >> su hermana recuerda la angustia que vivieron luego de la desapariciÓn de juan miguel y cuando se enteraron de la horrible noticia de su muerte. >> ellos me mandaron una foto de mi hermano. >> juan miguel dejÓ tres hijas. >> Él falleciÓ y el principio no lo creÍa. la policÍa describe al sospechoso como nombre alto que viste chaqueta y mÁscara negra. todas sus vÍctimas caminaban de noche o de madrugada. las autoridades ofrecen una recompensa de $85,000 por informaciÓn que conduzca a su arresto. >> todas las vÍctimas fueron asesinadas a balazos. una mujer fue atacada a tiros en abril del aÑo pasado. leÓn dos puntos miles de damnificados que dejÓ el azote de la tormenta julia en centroamÉrica el gobierno de guatemala declarÓ estado de calamidad y en honduras alguna familia buscan dÓnde refugiarse. claudia: aunque julia se estÁ debilitando las secuelas son impresionantes. cientos de guatemaltecos debieron dejar atrÁs sus pertenencias ni ahora esperan que la crisis pase. >> la emerg

>> juan: it is a real concern, but i think -- >> shannon: concedes that?a western, i just said that, you have to think about the fact democrats remain angry over abortion rights issues, democrats outraged by trump's lies and insurrection, threat to ban books, divide over race in society. since civil war, 40 midterm election and only three has the party in power gained seat. we have a jumpball election right now, no red wave, not where democrats were at the start of summer. >> shannon: economy scary issue not fright wig scary, just to be -- clarification. talk about the senate. i was ahead of myself last week, pennsylvania debate this week, fetterman and oz and quote binnion saying i would argue this debate means more than any senates race for the last 30 years, rich, you have covered this race, do you think this debate will flip votes either way? >> rich: you've had john fetterman doing campaign events, first and only debate with his opponent and there are questions about his health and how this will play and questions about how dr. oz is going to respond

a lot of these races though are tight, juan.juan: they are very tight. >> bret: there is an axios piece that says blue state headaches. house republicans are increasingly competent they can make inroads in solidly democratic congressional california, connecticut, new york, rhode island. they are now pouring $25 million in some of the bluest political battle grounds on the map. sometimes that shows you where the money is going how the table is going to be set. >> juan: i think that's right. also, you know, i think in that report you also saw that president biden was out in oregon this weekend. and, you know, is he defending patty murray. and you stop and you think well, gee, why would a democratic president have to spend time and effort doing such a thing if the mood of the country was in the favor of the democrats at the moment? we have been talking a lot about the economy. clearly, it's the number one issue. you showed the statistics. it's a big plus for the republicans. i think the republicans have benefited greatly. you know,

we bring in mercedes schlapp and juan williams, fox news contributors. we can put the numbers back on the screen. action we said, you know, looks, gives more juice to the gop this week from last week. we're talking about a 15-seat majority in the house. the senate still a toss-up. mercedes, your thoughts on what you're seeing. >> trace, you're being too conservative. it's more than a 15-seat win. i believe it's going to be a strong red wave for the republicans. when you look at the generic ballot in these competitive districts, they're trending republicans. guess what? the top issues they're looking at, economy, inflation and joe biden's poor job performance. those seem to be the issues that are dominating in these swing districts, which i think will lead to a republican victory. i think for the democrats, they focus too much on the abortion issue and quite frankly, they give mixed answers when it comes to the abortion issue saying that they will accept abortion with no restrictions or regulations or in the case of several others, just not really answeri

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but all of this attention helped elevate the public persona of juan martinez.ymous bulldog of a prosecutor. now a prominent co-star in the jodi show. just ask some of the trial tourists, the mostly women who traveled from around the country to witness the trial firsthand. >> juan martinez, you never know what he's going to pull out of his hat. >> he's travis's voice and we admire him for that. >> oh, yeah. >> sisters amy markham and dawn johnson both took the week off from their jobs in st. louis in hopes of getting a ringside seat here and maybe meeting some cable tv celebrities. >> once you go into the courtroom, it's so surreal. like you've been seeing all these people on tv and -- >> and here they are in person. >> yeah. this is like hollywood. >> one of the stars the sisters were hoping to spot was katie wick. >> oh, dr. drew, what a crazy day. >> every night katie gave her take on the trial. during hln's "dr. drew" show. >> i have a lot of respect and admiration for juan martinez. >> she wasn't an anchor, reporter, or an attorney. just a regular spectator

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>> juan: nevergood to see the economy shaky or see gas prices go up.ially with gas, i think i have a little different point of view. we've seen gas prices go down, i think for 100 consecutive days and now seen it start to go up, specifically in the west. it is not tied to oil production, it is tied to the fact you have refineries going through seasonal changes and the like and i don think you will see a rapid rise in gas prices in the months between now and election day. this game is not over. you heard morgan, charlie, susan talking about capacity to take steps against opec and saudis, who are not popular with the american people. there could be a rally around the flag centment if joe biden says, saudi, you want to anger us and depend on russians and invasion of ukraine, go ahead and see if they support you and can keep peace in the middle east. i think there would be anger from the american people say we're under attack, not just joe biden and democrats, offense against american people. >> shannon: whether he would change policy to create more manage

this is juan vazquez serrano, who was shot and killed in east oakland last year. but he's the first known victim of an apparent serial killer who's on the loose after fatally shooting five other people in stockton in recent months so much to me, mother. whoever did it doesn't know how painful this is and how painful this is for my mom, maria vasquez serrano sister through an interpreter. she told me, she said, and scared. she's very afraid of someone just killing random people out there. police say a suspected serial killer is linked to vasquez, a shooting death near 57th and harmony east oakland on april 10th 2021, a person of interest has seen here on surveillance footage. police say someone shot and killed five other victims in the stockton area from july to september of this year. all the victims were ambushed while alone in the dark. vasquez leaves behind three daughters now 7 10 and 16 . he and his siblings grew up in san antonio mallicoat, a small town in jalisco, mexico. in recent years, he fell on hard times he had separated from his partner. neighbors sa

. >>> gracias por esta informaciÓn juan cooper. el locutor del programa.ias afectadas de la mÁs que de la escuela sandy hook que dejÓ 20 niÑos y 6 profesores asesinados. hace una dÉcada alex jones ha lucrado de la tragedia, diciendo que este fue un montaje del gobierno a una farsa con actores. >>> el allanamiento a la mansiÓn de florida. un empleado del club de golf privado de trump en palm beach. le dijo a agente del fbi que el exmandatario pidiÓ a los trabajadores mover cajas con documentos antes del cateo del mes de agosto. agentes federales obtuvieron videos de seguridad. trump insiste en que esto se trata de una persecuciÓn polÍtica, mientras continÚa el proceso judicial contra trump por tener documentos clasificados en su poder. >>> el gobierno de biden especificÓ como funciona el programa humanitario de acogida para los migrantes venezolanos. javier vega nos explica quienes califican, quÉ se necesita y quienes serÁn deportados del paÍs. >>> apartir del jueves, estados unidos regresa a mÉxico a todos los venezolanos que crucen irregularmente su front

i spoke with them several weeks ago with juan and zealous. --juan gonzalez.ay prashad joined us from new york and noam chomsky from brazil, world-renowned political dissident really was, other, lori professor in the department of an with sticks at the university of arizona and professor emeritus at massachusetts institute of technology where he taught for more than half a century. you both talk about allowing russia and ukraine to negotiate, but how does one do that? and talk about exactly what the u.s. can do now, professor chomsky. noam: what the u.s. can do is stop acting to prevent negotiations. for a long time -- there's no time to review the record, but the position of the united states has been to try to undermine possibilities of negotiations. they're not alone in this. macon, putin discussions up to few days before the invasion, president macron was trying very hard to avoid the invasion by offering. assumptions -- various options. said we actual have the transfer, do this, no guesswork. putin was dismissive at the very end, couple of days before the

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. >> john: bring in our panel, mer mer mercedes, and juan. clear politics, generic ballot graph which showed -- there it is, sorry, i could only see part on one monitor, isn't that interesting. you can see how republicans months ago were out in front and then it closes in and now republicans are back out in front again. mercedes, they have a lead that is probably as big as it ever was and a big turn around from just a few weeks ago. what's going on there? >> well, i got to tell you, i've been on the campaign trail, i just came back from michigan and arizona, and when you are talking to the people on the ground, john, i think the main focus is, it is about the economy. i mean, back to the fact that food prices are high, gas prices are high, people are feeling the pinch, they are struggling and not happy with how the biden administration and the democrats have handled the issue. they find that even the inflation reduction act not really translating into reducing the inflation which is a big problem. so i think the democrats, they just strategic

en serie que ya cobró la vida de cinco personas +1 asesino en serie el dolor por fallecimiento de juanto esta imagen es la de una persona de interés en el caso nos destrozó el corazón y ahora está afectando a otras familias es por eso que espera que la gente colabore para hallar al sospechoso que al parecer ser enfocado en víctimas que han estado solas y en lugares oscuros cuatro de ellas se sabe eran personas sin hogar así como otra mujer que sobrevivió cuando fuimos a buscar allí nos decía que lo querían mucho porque lavaba los carros para ellos es una pesadilla que la muerte de juan miguel sea parte de la investigación de un asesino en serie y se que no deja de tener algo positivo espera que ahora si su caso reciba la atención del momento dicen no le ha faltado y que la investigación culminó con el hallazgo del hombre que le robó parte de su corazón y ahora también su tranquilidad hay miedo por esa persona mientras sale libre ya pasó con mi hermano me puede pasar con sus hijos con sus hermanos con sus padres con quiensea cero telemundo 48 esta tarde en san francisco cientos de perso

juan guaydon forum advised them to refrain from trips to the general assembly.hat is, they they simply throw everyone and those who were forced to recognize the guido, and now those who are the team of the guido too. this is the first time this is the first time it has always been like this everywhere. what happened at the site of the organization of american states indicates how much the interests of the united states and the states of latin america diverge, for which it is not russophobic hysteria that comes to the fore today, but pragmatic issues of energy food security of migration, the fight against drug trafficking, but counteraction pandemic recovery from its effects on these tracks. we are ready for constructive cooperation with the regionals, which was confirmed by russian foreign minister sergei lavrov in his recent interview with the arguments and facts weekly, we will definitely place the link in the text of today's briefing in this interview. uh, head of the russian foreign ministry. stressed the following: we do not put latin americans in front of

. >> reporter: juan prieto lives in the bay area and is a daca recipient. if you see him walking down the street in the city he is like many locals trying to get to work. >> into the city and i'm listening to bad bunny and trying to get myself in the zone. the work zone. and the way that only bad bunny can get me in that work zone. telling me i can dress why want, be who i want, dance how i want. >> reporter: stopping at his favorite coffee shop is a mutt must. >> a mexican mocha. >> reporter: the bay area is hi home. >> when you are queer and undocumented, --. >> reporter: i was seeing my mom say goodbye to people but the younger ones that we were going to disneyland and this wa maybe a few months into moving to the u.s. grade fresh out of mexico. there was a violent around our neighborhood. my mo would say it's a reason why we fled and is just economic disparity there. we weren't -- we were poor. >> reporter: daca was implemented in 2012 and when he got it he noticed a change. >> i saw myself thriving. i started planning to leave the community college. i

juan carlos: buenas tardes.e en esta maÑana de la presidenta del consejo municipal de los Ángeles. ella renunciÓ al cargo a raÍz de unos audios que se filtraron y ella hacÍa referencia de una manera despectiva y racista en contra de el hijo de uno de sus colegas del concejal mike. su hijo adoptado es afroamericano, y supuestamente ella en estos audios decÍa que se la pasaba... que era mal portado y se pasaba brincando de un lado a otro. lo compara con un animalito. fueron grabados y se hicieron de manera pÚblico de manera anÓnima. despuÉs los borraron. pero pudieron rescatar unos pedazos de estos audios. tambiÉn otros comentarios que fundieron a la comunidad, con cosas que dijo sobre esta comunidad, de una manera despectiva. incluso racista. renuncio el dÍa de hoy a su cargo como presidenta del consejo municipal de los Ángeles. pero hasta donde tenemos entendido, ella sigue con su puesto. pues de elecciÓn pÚblico, popular. cabe seÑalar que habÍa dos concejales mÁs en esa reuniÓn. kevin de la que enviÓ un comunic

lucha: al viejito, que ya está haciendo mucho frío, acomídate a juan carlos, qué no ves que... pobre qué bueno que te gustó, lo hice con todo mi amor especialmente para ti. betzabé: ¿me puedo llevar un tupper? maría: no, betza, no pienses como tú, piensa como albertano. betzabé: no, pues estuvo chido. maría: ah, dale, así sí diría albertano. nunca pensé que estaríamos así tú y yo en una noche como esta, contéstame. betzabé: ¿qué? maría: lo que diría albertano. betzabé: oh, pues yo creo que así ya se propasaría. maría: a ver, propásate. betzabé: ya no hay que jugar a esto, nos va a castigar dios. maría: sí, verdad, mejor apúrate. lucha: es que no me acordaba, pero ya es hora de... todos: no, no, no. lucha: bueno, ya, ya, ya, está bien. carmelo: si eso fue fuera de lugar, caramba. todos: [hablan a la vez] lucha: fue gol y punto. chino: gol. todos: chivas, chivas. lucha: silencio, ya, esto se acabó, buenas noches, se van ya de mi casa, otro día nos vemos. >> eso no se vale, lo que pasa es que usted se quiere quedar con el dinero de la quiniela, como las chivas van ganando 2 a 1, quiere

and we now know that one of the 6 victims was juan miguel vasquez serrano. the 39 year-old was shot and killed in oakland. he's the only victim identified by police in the east bay kron four's. rob nesbitt joins us live with more on the details on this investigation is starting at a lot of attention because when you say serial killer people start to notice they do. and surveillance video makes a big deal in these investigations. the stockton police department, they released this video today of a person that they say is a person of interest in the serial killings. you can really get a good view of then you see that they're dressed in all black, but the police want people to pay close attention to the person's cadence in the video. the stalking community is in mourning and concerned after 5 men were shot and killed all within a few square miles of each other. >> between july 8 and september, 27th fi definition. shootings, our series of killings. >> so we believe we could have potential serial killer. >> on tuesday, police added to the list of victims releasing

we now know that one of the 6 victims is juan miguel vasquez serrano. the 39 year-old was shot and killed in oakland. the only victim here in the bay area. kron four's. rob nesbitt joins us now live from the studio with more details on the investigation. what have you learned? surveillance video, of course, always helps police. an investigation is in. some video was released today. >> video behind me shows the suspect actually walking by dressed all in black. you don't get much of a vision of them. it's very blurry. but you do see them walking here. police release the video. they want people to play close attention to the person's cadence. the stockton community is in mourning and concerned after 5 men were shot and killed all within a few square miles of each other between july 8 and september. 27th fi definition. shootings, our series. >> of killings. so we believe we could have potential serial killer on tuesday. police added to the list of victims releasing new information saying the stockton shooting of a black woman who survived an april of last y

juan williams, mercedes and more to break it down coming up. >> sandra: fox weather alert, death and devastation, the death toll at 65 in the united states, families along florida's west coast, many now homeless wonder what is next. sandra smith in new york. hi, john. >> john: good to be with you. i'm john roberts in washington. this is "america reports." some estimates put the damage at nearly $50 billion in florida alone, receding water bringing the extent into view, fort myers beach, lee county unrecognizable from a week ago. thousands of utility crews, the infrastructure simply no longer exists. president biden will visit the damage wednesday. >> sandra: shocking new images, update on the historic search and rescue efforts from coast guard, rear admiral coming up next. >> john: what do we expect from the president's trip on wednesday? >> the white house still a little short on specifics but do expect him here in fort myers. he'll look at the devastation firsthand for himself, and undoubtedly one-on-one meet with survivors as well. but here in hard-hit lee and charlotte county, si

francesca: nuestro productor juan carlos, lo dijo bien?l en kiev y otras ciudades ucranianas, en vivo te explicamos. karla: piden la renuncia de la presidenta del consejo municipal de los angeles tras la publicaciÓn de un audio en donde la acusan en emitir insultos racistas. karla: nos adelantamos a la navidad en "despierta amÉrica" porque en una gran exclusiva mundial, llegan en vivo a nuestra casa gloria estefan, su hija emily y su nieto sasha para lanzar su Éxito navideÑo. satc ha: con duelos de la 10 temporada de "mira quiÉn baila", ya hay ganadores y verÁs quien se lesiona antes de empezar la contienda. karla: esto y mÁs en "despierta amÉrica" que comienza ahora. [mÚsica] raÚl: nosotros damos gracias por ustedes, buenos dÍa chicago y texas que se unen hasta ahora en "despierta amÉrica". francisca: una casita que estÁ mÁs navideÑa que no que si se preguntan porque amanecimos tan navideÑos hoy? es porque gloria estefan, emilio estefan, su hija la emily y su hijo sasha llegan exclusiva a esta casita para lanzar su tema navideÑo que usted

. >> i'm juan. i'm running for u.s. congress. >> running in arizona's sixth district.he battle for control of the u.s. house. >> i can answer any questions for you before you go. >> juan was born in mexico, immigrated here to tucson, arizona, with his family at age 11, also a republican. >> i'm someone who grew up in a very democrat area, in the state of arizona as a first-generation hispanic republican. so that really puts me in a different light i think of saying, well, how do you see the issues? i see them very uniquely. >> as a conservative, especially on economic issues he believes are driving voters this year, all voters. >> when people ask me, hey, what are the hispanic issues we should be focusing on. i kind of chuckle a little bit, there are no hispanic issues, there are issues that affect everyone. i'm paying the same for gas, milk and eggs. >> to make that point he invited local business owners to his campaign office. >> translator: it's affected us a lot, the economy. >> there are only 13 hispanic republicans now serving in the house. sis manny is one of 33

. >> i'm juan ciscomani. i'm running for u.s. congress. >> running in arizona's sixth district. key race in the battle for control of the u.s. house. >> i can answer any questions for you before you go. >> juan ciscomani was born in mexico, immigrated here to toews son, arizona, with his family at age 11, also a republican. >> i'm someone who grew up in a very democrat area, in the state of arizona as a first-generation hispanic republican. so that really puts me in a different light i think of saying, well, how do you see the issues? i see them very uniquely. >> as a conservative, especially on economic issues he believes are driving voters this year, all voters. >> when people ask me, hey, what are the hispanic issues we should be focusing on, i kind of chuckle a little bit, there are no hispanic issues, there are issues that impact evenryone. i'm paying the same for gas, milk and eggs. >> to make that point he invited local business owners to his campaign office. >> translator: it's affected us a lot, the economy. >> there are only 13 hispanic republicans now serving in the h

cuando fuimos a buscar ahí nos decían que lo querían mucho >> aunque es pesadilla que la muerte de juan algo positivo >> esperan que su caso reciba la atención que la investigación culmine con el hallazgo del hombre que le robó parte de su corazón >> tener miedo por esa persona >> ese día pasó con mi hermano si puede pasar con sus hijos con sus hermanos con sus padres con quién sea >> muchas gracias pilar en otras noticias son cuatro los cargos y 17 de agresión sexual que enfrenta el exproductor de hollywood acusado por cuatro mujeres confesó haber sido citada para reunión de trabajo el productos enfrenta 23 años de cárcel ahora el juicio se lleva a cabo en los Ángeles en california en coronavirus menos del 4% se ha vacunado con la dosis esto preocupa por la llegada del otoño y el invierno >> no eran tan eficaz por eso que tiene alto riesgo de contaminar >> 2 de 3 familias no planean vacunarse lo que podría empeorar el panorama hoy martes tenemos línea de ayuda por la dosis de refuerzos el número lo pueden ver en pantalla llame desde el mediodía a las 7:00 de la noche >> vámonos a una p

this is juan vazquez serrano, who was shot and killed in east oakland last year. but he's the first known victim of an apparent serial killer who's on the loose after fatally shooting five other people in stockton in recent months so much to me, mother. whoever did it doesn't know how painful this is and how painful this is for my mom, maria vasquez serrano sister through an interpreter. she told me, she said, and scared. she's very afraid of someone just killing random people out there. police say a suspected serial killer is linked to vasquez shooting death near 57th and harmony east oakland on april 10th 2021, a person of interest has seen here on surveillance footage. police say someone shot and killed five other victims in the stockton area from july to september of this year. all the victims were ambushed while alone in the dark. vasquez leaves behind three daughters now 7 10 and 16 . he and his siblings grew up in san antonio mallicoat, a small town in jalisco, mexico. in recent years, he fell on hard times he had separated from his partner. neighbors say h

municipal en donde decenas de trabajadores trabajaban las balas alcanzaron al alcalde da y su padre juanueron bloqueados mostraron medios locales que arribaron al local. >> el bloqueo permanece luego de reportar que fuera baleado >>> fueron horas despuÉs cuando las autoridades pudieron llegar asÍ lo confirmÓ la fiscal >>> ya se estÁn quitando las bloqueos ya hay presencia de la autoridad estatal de marina, defensa y estÁn los estudios >>> recibiÓ mÚltiples golpes de bala, condenÓ el hecho y prometiÓ trabajar para pacÍfico aro la zona de tierra guerrero >>> Área en la que pertenece el alcalde que se vive una disputa sanguinario >>> en este contexto es que tambiÉn se da la pelea por el control de las pelaeass locales >>> un tweet condenÓ el ataque directo y pidiÓ que el asesinato no quede impune suman 60 los alcaldes asesinados cifras alarmante, arantxa regreso contigo. >> asÍ es realmente alarmante regresamos aquÍ es estados unidos hoy la corte del quinto circuito de apelaciones que le dio un respiro que ya tienen daca porque dejÓ vigente el programa sin embargo, mantuvo la prohibiciÓn de

this boat--i came to america, and i travel around the world-- was a tall ship, the "juan sebastian dethe training ship for the midshipmen, [indistinct]. it change my life, because on that boat, 6 month on the ocean-- rubenstein: right. andres: i learn the meaning of teamwork. i arrive to pensacola, florida, and then i arrive to new york. can you believe that 30 years ago with that ship, i dock on the west side in manhattan on 30th street. 30 years later, i open my biggest restaurant, mercado little spain on 30th street, 150 meters away from the same place i arrived as a young sailor. american dreams--the american dream is real. rubenstein: so, after you finish your tour of duty in the spanish navy, you went back to spain. and when did you come to the united states as a non-navy person? andres: yeah, i arrive, like, around-- i came back, like, beginning of 1991 to new york to be a young cook in a-- in a catalan restaurant in new york, in manhattan, was a lot of investment that was coming from spain into the united states. was the olympic games in barcelona '92, it was a lot of kind of