s juan gonzÁlez in chicago. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy.welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: hospitals in gaza are being overwhelmed as israel continues a massive bombing campaign in response to saturday's surprise attack by hamas militants on southern israel. the death toll inside israel has surpassed 900. meanwhile, authorities in gaza say at least 770 palestinians , including 140 children, have been killed so far in gaza. israel is also reporting that the bodies of 1500 members of hamas have been found inside israel. on monday, israel announced a complete siege of gaza pledging to block electricity, food, and fuel from entering the territory, which has been under an israeli blockade for 16 years. hamas responded by threatening to begin killing hostages seized in southern israel. at the united nations, the u.n. high commissioner for human rights volker turk said -- "the imposition of sieges that endanger the lives of civilians by depriving them of goods essential for their survival

s juan gonzÁlez in chicago. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy.welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: gaza is on the verge of losing all electricity as israel continues to bombard the territory while imposing a siege blocking the import of all fuel, food, and electricity. the death toll from israel's massive bombing campaign has topped 1055 palestinians with over wounded. 5000 meanwhile, the death toll in israel has soared to 1200 following saturday's shocking attack by hamas militants. another 2400 israelis have been wounded. hamas is believed to be holding as many 150 hostages. israel is now preparing to launch a ground invasion of gaza. tension is also growing along the israel-lebanon border where israeli forces and hezbollah fighters have repeatedly exchanged fire. earlier today, a u.s. plane carrying ammunition landed in israel a day after president biden gave a speech at the white house where he reaffirmed u.s. support for israel but made no reference to israel's bombardment of gaza whi

s juan gonzÁlez in chicago. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy.welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: the death toll from israel's bombardment of gaza has topped 2800 after israeli air strikes killed at least 71 people in the southern gaza strip. the attacks came just days after israel ordered residents of the northern gaza strip to head south. gaza's civil defense force estimates at least 1000 palestinians remain trapped under rubble from recent israeli strikes. >> the number of martyrs who are under rubble is 1000 according to the figures of the ministry of interior. work is underway to extract them but we do not have heavy machinery to do so. we are exerting individual efforts by personnel with excavators from gaza valley until rafah, only two excavators working. an excavator gets damage and we postpone taking up martyrs until we fix it. amy: earlier today, the gaza ministry of health announced gaza's only oncology hospital, the turkish-palestinian friendship hospital, will be forced to cl

s juan gonzÁlez in chicago. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy.come to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: as the death toll from israel's 18 day bombardment of gaza nears 5800, tensions escalating on the israel-lebanon border. tens of thousands of residents have evacuated their homes as israel and hezbollah exchange fire on a daily basis. we will get the latest and look at how israel's endgame in gaza is to push palestinians into egypt. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "at the border" by marcel khalife. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. authorities in gaza say israel's massive environment has killed another 700 palestinians over the past 24 hours, bringing the death toll the past 18 days to about 5800 palestinians. more than half of gaza's population has been displaced. israel is continuing to ignore calls for a cease-fire or pause. the world health organization is pleading for more aid into gaza were 12 hospitals and 32 health

with juan gonzalez.old white supporter of donald trump has been charged with attempted murder for shooting an indigenous activist last week during a protest over the reinstallation of a statue of the violent spanish conquistador juan de oÑate. the shooting occurred in the city of espaÑola, new mexico. the gunman, who was wearing a red maga hat, opened fire and shot jacob johns who had to be airlifted to a hospital in albuquerque for emergency surgery. johns is an indigenous activist, muralist, artist, and father. in two months, he is planning to lead the indigenous wisdom keepers delegation at the u.n. climate summit in dubai -- cop28 -- to advocate for indigenous solutions to climate change. a gofundme collection to help with his medical expenses has already raised over $200,000. the shooting occurred while johns and other indigenous activists were protesting plans to reinstall a statue honoring the 16th century conquistador juan de oÑate, new mexico's first colonial governor, who in 1599, ordered a mas

s juan gonzÁlez in chicago. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy.e to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: the death toll in gaza has topped 6500 as israel continues to bombard the besieged territory for a 19th day. according to palestinian health authorities, the dead on he 700 children. israel, with the backing of the united states, has rejected calls for cease-fire. on tuesday, u.n. secretary-general addressed the u.n. security council and called for a cease-fire. >> it is important to also recognize the effects by hamas did not happen in a vacuum. the palestinian people have been subjected to 56 years of suffocating occupation. they have seen their lands plagued by violence and settlements, their people displaced, and their homes demolished. their hopes for a political solution to their plight have been vanishing. those appalling attacks cannot justify the collective punishment of the palestinian people. amy: israel condemned his comments and has vowed to stop issuing visas to u.n. representatives.

a la calle incluso sabÍa marchar juan gonzÁlez alcÁntara que es magistrado actualmente de la supremate y no se sabe si podrÁ presentarse, aspirante a la presidencia. analistas opinan que el rÉgimen no le permitirÁ partiren las elecciones. leÓn: argentina todavÍa no tiene presidente. ninguna los candidatos alcanza recuerde 5% de los votos necesarios que pide la constituciÓn argentina mi para ganar en primera vuelta.lei, el candidato elitista, no logrÓ mantener la posiciÓn obteniendo esta vez el segundo lugar con 29.98 %. mientras tanto el candidato de uniÓn por la patria obtuvo el primer lugar. esta vez con 36.68 %. el domingo 19 de noviembre habrÁ una segunda vuelta entre massay milei. y precisamente hoy conversamos con federico, los invita que sintonicen univisiÓn reporta. y escanea este cÓdigo con la cÁmara de su celular. para escuchar la cotizaciÓn sobre lo que pasÓ en argentina. maity: a los leales contaremos sobres cinco seÑales de cÁncer de mama inflamatorioque podrÍamos no conocer. leÓn: y tiene mente comprar un auto ♪ ♪ maity: la mayorÍa es adulta reconoce que un bulto es una

s juan gonzÁlez in chicago. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy.me to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: kevin mccarthy has become the first house speaker in u.s. history to be ousted after eight harlan republicans led an effort to remove him from his post i'm a living congress in a state of chaos. the entire democratic caucus coded to remove mccarthy. >> on this vote, the yeas are 216, the nays are 210. the resolution is adopted. the motion to reconsider his light on the table. the office of speaker of the house of the united states house of representatives is hereby declared vacant. amy: the vote came just days after kevin mccarthy worked with democrats to pass a stopgap l2 ever a government shutdown for now. mccarthy spoke after his ouster. >> doing the right thing isn't always easy but it is necessary. i don't regret standing up for choosing governance over grievance. it is my responsibility, it is my job. i do not regret negotiating. our government is designed to find compromise. i don't regret

juan gonzalez and i spoke with them.thrall, you write about the dangerous road that milad would die on. you said everyone knew how quickly israeli forces would dissent on the west bank road the moment a palestinian kid started throwing stones at israeli soldiers or settlers yet the soldiers at the checkpoint, the fire trucks at the settlements nearby, they had all done nothing, letting the bus and burn for more than half an hour. if you can talk about this, this architecture of separation of apartheid that led to the beginning so that what we hear in abed's is not just an unfortunate bus crash, but so much of which could have been prevented. >> yeah. you know, the particular series of events that have unfolded that day were entirely predictable because of the system of segregation and neglect that exists in this area. and there have been people who had warned of it, there had been previous incidents where tragedy had struck on the others of this wall and israeli services were greatly delayed or even prevented from coming

. >> mayor juan gonzalez hopes the rest brings relief to people in the community who have been unsettled by the circumstances. people have certainly been asking me personally based on some information that i knew i was still going to fair shopping at bayfair. but the truth of the matter is there are people that come into the were concerned and i is leaving the city. i was also concerned ballard is facing 2 counts of murder, attempted carjacking, robbery and assault on a person with a firearm. he is being held without bail at the santa rita jail and is due in court monday in san leandro. philippe kron 4 news. >> house republicans are back to square one tonight. they still don't have a speaker. and today officially voted to drop. ohio congressman jim jordan from the race kron four's catherine heenan in the newsroom every day. it's a major new development, catherine. yeah, saying earlier we're going 3 weeks almost so this is kind of crazy. jim jordan did lose 3 bids for speaker. >> each time losing ground. so today at all and good for him when he lost a secret ballot, his colleagues telling

juan carlos gonzÁlez, univisiÓn.isminuir la deuda de 120,000 personas. leÓn: vamos a hablar de la fiesta del fÚtbol porque la fifa anunciÓ que la copa mundialdel 2030 se van a unir tres continentes y seis paÍses. uruguay, argentina y paraguay serÁn sede de los tres primeros juegos inaugurales. la razÓn, celebrar el centenario de la copa de mundo en el lugar donde se jugo porque una vez en la capital de uruguay, montevideo. todos los cientos partidos se van a jugar en espaÑa, portugal y marruecos. a este anuncio se la suma que hay cuatro posibles sedes para asia o oceanÍa. paulina: encuentran los cadÁveres de seis bebÉs abandonados en un cementerio. leÓn: queda captado el cÁmara a el maltrato de un vendedorambulante hispano en california. volvemos. subway ahora rebana carnes en los restaurantes. como el pavo horneado del nuevo titan turkey con doble queso y más carne. así lo profiero, con un buen slice. si lo profieren los pros, tú vas a preferirlo. prueba la renovación de subway. si lo profieren los pros, tú vas a pr

happy birthday to juan gonzÁlez and miguel noguiera! >>> hello and welcome back to nhk newsline. minori in new york. >>> the mets are doing what they can to help palestinians blame for their lives. they have seen more than 4200 people killed and fighting between israeli forces and members of the islamic militant group hamas and struggling to get supplies to those in need. diplomats from the n.

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. >> mayor juan gonzalez hopes the arrest brings relief to people in the community. we have been unsettled by the circumstances. people have certainly been asking me personally based on some information that i knew. >> i was still going to fair shopping at bayfair. but the truth of the matter is there are people that come into the were concerned and i is leaving the city. i was also concerned ballard is facing 2 counts of murder, attempted carjacking, robbery and assault on a person with a firearm. he is being held without bail at the santa rita jail and is due in court monday in san leandro. philippe kron 4 news. >> uc davis campus community is on alert after police say a man was seen exposing himself to women. >> of the time i'll be walking by to my apartment. so makes me kind of nervous to go by myself, knowing that there's someone out there like this. >> victims tell investigators the man wore a ski mask during the incident. police say there's been 10 reported incidents so far in the past few weeks. governor gavin newsome made a stop in israel in support of victi

. >> mayor juan gonzalez hopes the arrest brings relief to people in the community. we have been unsettled by the circumstances. people have certainly been asking me personally based on some information that i knew. >> i was still going to fair shopping at bayfair. but the truth of the matter is there are people that come into the were concerned and i is leaving the city. i was also concerned ballard is facing 2 counts of murder, attempted carjacking, robbery and assault on a person with a firearm. he is being held without bail at the santa rita jail and is due in court monday in san leandro. philippe kron 4 news. >> so those are the screams of a postal worker being robbed in san francisco. usps sent us this video. they say it happened on tuesday. in the evening in the mission district on 26 in san jose avenue. the mail carrier was not seriously hurt and police are still looking for the suspect. officials say just in the last 2 weeks there have been a total of 5 mail carrier robberies in the city. a federal judge has overturned california's 30 year-old ban on assault

led by a man named juan gonzalez. he was born and raised in stockton, then moved to san francisco in the mid 60s to attend san francisco state university. counselors were telling me there's no future in journalism and money. you can't make a lot of money. it's going to be tenuous in terms of, you have a job. gonzalez didn't listen. he was only 22 years old, a fresh journalism graduate when he was asked by sf state to stay and become a professor in the la raza studies program. i was teaching people how to write, and that was my maybe 15 students how to write and how to write about community. the neighborhood here, the mission. but there was no place to get the stories published. he asked students to help him start a newspaper serving the needs of the latino community. in the mission. we had a fundraiser for an amateur talent show, raised $350, and that was enough to publish four issues of a four page, 5000 copy edition of a newspaper on august 24th, 1970. the first edition was printed. i had said to myself and told the

led by a man named juan gonzalez.e was born and raised in stockton, then moved to san francisco in the mid 60s to attend san francisco state university. counselors were telling me there's no future in journalism and money. you can't make a lot of money. it's going to be tenuous in terms of if you have a job. gonzalez didn't listen. he was only 22 years old, a fresh journalism graduate when he was asked by sf state to stay and become a professor in the la raza studies program. i was teaching people how to write, and it was my maybe 15 students how to write and how to write about community. the neighborhood here, the mission. but there was no place to get the stories published. he asked students to help him start a newspaper serving the needs of the latino community. in the mission, we had a fundraiser for an amateur talent show raised $350, and that was enough to publish four issues of a four page, 5000 copy edition of a newspaper on august 24th, 1970. the first edition was printed. i had said to myself and told the st

juan kahlo gonzÁlez desde los —— juan carlos gonzÁlez desde los Ángeles nos explica. resto de vida. juan: en el caso de mauricio dos de sus hijos nacidos en estados unidos tienen autismo severo. >> el autismo severo es cuando la niÑa realmente no pueden ser independientes. dependen prÁcticamente. parÁlisis cerebral, retrasos, sÍndrome de down. juan: tambiÉn otras enfermedades graves como cÁncer, en el caso de los menores el trÁmite debe terminarse antes de que el niÑo cumpla 21 aÑos de edad, el alivio se obtiene sÓlo en la corte de inmigraciÓn. segÚn el abogado alex galvez el gobierno de estados unidos solamente expide 4000 de este tipo de visas cada aÑo. mientras tanto el solicitante espera puede tener permiso de trabajo. ahora mauricio esta mas tranquilo de que Él y su esposa podrÁn cuidar de sus hijos. en los Ángeles, juan carlos gonzÁlez, univisiÓn. satcha: informaciÓn de Última hora, la academia sueca, autor del premio nobel de literatura al escritor noruego, se entrega por la obra completa del autor y lo califican como innovadora y con una prosa que da voz a lo i

argentina would add seven more tries, including two from juan martin gonzalez as argentina rack up thes to win it 5 59-5. argentina now setting up a winner-takes-all showdown against japan for second place in pool "d." argentina's victory also eliminating samoa, 2003 champs england already through to the last eight. pool "b," scotland needing a bonus point victory and the scots leaving nothing to chance against romania. scotland running in a total of 12 tries, four alone coming from darcy graham. there was no stopping the 26-year-old who really is one of the best finishers in the game. graham proving again exactly why his four tries are now taking his tally for the national team up to 24. you'd think counting. scotland win 84-0. next up, it's ireland, the top-ranked team in the world. and that one will decide who will progress to the quarterfinals. >>> australia trying to keep its hopes alive on sunday when they take on portugal. defending champ south africa facing tonga. busy day ahead. with that, it's right back to you. >> thanks, patrick. go, australia. >>> the powerball jackpot in

juan carlos gonzÁlez nos cuenta mÁs sobre esta historia. , se asomÓ por la ventana, vio lo que estaba pasando y comenzÓ a grabar. la policÍa dijo en un principio que ivan portaba un cuchillo. pero romney dice que Él no escuchÓ a los policÍas que le ordenarÁn que se detuviera. que no escuchÓ ninguna advertencia por parte de los agentes. >> hay testigos que dicen que no estaba armado. testigos que dicen que no trataron de escalar la situaciÓn. juan: la seÑora petra asegura que los agentes sabÍan que su hijo padecÍa de esquizofrenia. en una ocasiÓn la misma policÍa llevÓ a ivan al hospital para que le dieran sus medicamentos. hoy marcharon hasta la estaciÓn de policÍa. >> justicia por Él. justicia y que encarcelen a los que dispararon sobre una persona inocente. juan: tratamos de obtener un comentario por parte de la policÍa pero no nos fue posible. fÉlix: a partir del mediodÍa de este miÉrcoles se abre oficialmente las inscripciones para participar en la loterÍa de visas para los extranjeros interesados en inmigrar. si cumple con los requisito

sambucetti: el agente juan padilla gonzÁlez es supervisor de interdicciÓn marÍtima en la unidad de aduanase ciudadanos responsables, pescadores responsables, pues nos indican la localizaciÓn de los panes. nosotros decimos fardos. sambucetti: otra droga que ha incrementado segÚn el nÚmero de las incautaciones es el fentanilo, que pasÓ de 4.800 libras a 25.600 en 4 aÑos. ahora estamos en la costa de una de las playas mÁs famosas del mundo, miami beach, a punto de iniciar un operativo. >> este salvavidas, si llega a caer en el agua, se va a autoinflar. no tiene que hacer nada para que se infle. sambucetti: vamos a estar viajando a velocidades en nudos superiores a 50 millas por hora, capitaneados por el agente fonseca. en esta patrulla se encuentra lo necesario para realizar arrestos. es que en las persecuciones por agua a veces es necesario rescatar a los sospechosos que intentan huir. en este episodio vemos como casi una veintena de ellos se arroja al mar, pese a que estÁn rodeados por las autoridades y pese a las advertencias. >> quedarse ahÍ por favor. ahÍ hay tiburones. >> esas personas