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: israel is continuing to attack gaza ahead of the start of a four-day pause in the fighting. al jazeera reports at least 100 palestinians were killed overnight in gaza. the death toll from israel's 47-day bombardment has now topped 14,000. as part of the truce deal, hamas has agreed to initially release 50 hostages in exchange for the release of 150 palestinian women and children held in israeli prisons. the four-day pause could be extended if hamas continues to release hostages. hamas and other militant groups in gaza are believed to be holding about 240 hostages. there were seized during the october 7 attack on israel. according to the palestinian group addameer, israel is now holding about 7000 palestinian political prisoners. that's up from 5000 before october 7. more than 2000 of the jailed palestinians are being held indefinitely without charge. palestinian news outlets have reported six

muchos de ellos son hispanos y como nos cuenta juan carlos gonzÁlez. es a los Ángeles es el promedio de enero a agosto de este aÑo. pero los nÚmeros podrÍan ser mÁs elevados. >>podrÍan haber crÍmenes que no son reportados. juan: esto es el mÁs reciente ataque del que se tiene con vencimiento. fue apuÑalado cuando vendÍa flores. el pleno municipal de los Ángeles aprobÓ una serie de medidas enfocadas en proteger a los vendedores ambulantes. >>trÁtalos como cualquier negocio y que se sientan protegidos, que si tienen problemas pueden ir a la ciudad. juan: ana ha unido esfuerzos para brindar protecciÓn armada a los vendedores ambulantes y les ayudan a unir a otros quienes han tenido que dejar de trabajar por causa de un ataque. otra —— >>la mociÓn que yo puse es crear un piloto denso de hollywood para que puedan vender sin represalias. juan: es que existe una ley estatal que permite la venta ambulante. al concejal este es un tema que le toca a nivel personal ya que su papÁ fue vendedor ambulante. >>me acuerdo mi papÁ venÍa a la casa diciendo que lo maltrata

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: we begin today's show in burlington, vermont, where three palestinian college students were shot on saturday as they walking to dinner at the home of one of the student's grandmothers who lives near the university of vermont. two of the men were wearing keffiyehs and speaking arabic at the time of the attack. the young men have been identified as hisham awartani, a brown university student, kinnan abdalhamid, of haverford college, and tahseen ahmad, a student at trinity college. they were all graduates of the ramallah friends school in the occupied west bank. two of the students remain hospitalized. hisham awartani who was shot in , the spine, has reportedly lost feeling in the lower part of his body. authorities have charged a 48-year-old man named jason eaton with three counts of second degree attempted murder. he is being held without bail. he pleaded not guilty on monday. he reportedly shot

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: we begin today's show in dubai, which is hosting the united nations climate summit known as cop28 that starts thursday after a year that is likely to be the hottest ever recorded. this is expected to be the largest summit yet, with some 70,000 delegates and world leaders and senior officials from nearly every country coming to the united arab emirates. president biden has attended the last two cop summits, and just this month he called climate change "the ultimate threat to humanity," but it has recently been announced he will not be attending this year. pope francis was set to be the first head of the catholic church to attend but will instead join remotely due to health concerns. doctors say he has the flu. hundreds of catholic institutions worldwide -- but none in the united states, the world's top oil and gas producer -- have announced plans to divest from oil, gas, and coal since the pope c

s juan gonzÁlez in chicago. 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 with results from tuesday's election, which included major victories for abortion rights advocates after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade last year. an ohio, voters overwhelmingly approved a state constitutional amendment to "make and carry out one's own reproductive decisions," including contraception, abortion, fertility treatment, and miscarriage care. republicans had tried to derail the measure with misinformation and undemocratic procedural changes, and the conservative legal activist leo leonard's dark money network spent $18 million opposing it. in kentucky, democratic governor andy beshear was re-elected in the otherwise red state, defeating republican attorney general daniel cameron who backed the state's near-total abortion ban and is known for calling the police killing of breonna taylor in louisville justified. in virginia, democrats maintained control

s juan gonzÁlez in chicago. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy.lcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: israel is threatening to bomb a children's hospital in gaza that houses the enclaves only pediatric cancer unit. earlier today, the israeli military ordered the immediate evacuation of al-rantisi children hospital in gaza city. israel already shelled the hospital two days ago. this comes as palestinian health officials say the israeli bombardment of gaza has killed over 10,000 palestinians, including 4000 children, since october 7 when hamas attacked israel, killing up to 1400 people while seizing about 240 hostages. on monday, u.n. secretary general antonio guterres repeated his call for an immediate ceasefire. >> gaza is becoming a graveyard for children. hundreds of girls and boys are reportedly being killed or injured every day. more journalists have reportedly been killed over a four-week period than in any conflict in at least three decades. more united nations aid workers have been kille

s juan gonzÁlez in chicago. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy.lcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: the united nations says more than 200,000 palestinians living in the northern gaza strip have fled their homes over the past 10 days after being forcibly displaced by israel's massive bombardment. since october 7, more than 1.5 million palestinians have been displaced. that is more than three quarters of gaza's population. many fear they will never be allowed to return home. over 1500 displaced palestinians remain at al-shifa, the largest hospital in gaza, which has run out of fuel and has stopped functioning as a hospital. the world health organization has warned al-shifa has become "nearly a cemetery" as dead bodies pile up outside the hospital. heavy fighting has been reported just outside the hospital. israel claims hamas has a command center below the hospital but the claim has been denied by hospital officials. many palestinians in gaza are comparing the recent events of the 1948 nakba, t

juan carlos gonzÁlez nos tiene mÁs. on al plantel donde estudian sus hijos. >>ahora mi hija estÁ asustada tambiÉn porque ella nunca ha pasado una situaciÓn asÍ. juan: el incidente causÓ que las autoridades escolares cerraran el plantel. >>mi hija me dijo que habÍan sido cuatro niÑos, ellos estaban enterados en su aula. juan: la pelea ocurriÓ 10:55 de esta maÑana . tres el no fueron en detenidos para ser interrogados. >>porque estamos preocupados por todo lo que estÁ pasando en las escuelas porque creemos que nuestros niÑos estÁn seguros en las escuelas y realmente creo que no. juan: estos videos fueron proporcionados a nosotros por padres de familia. al momento del incidente no habÍa ningÚn agente presente. la junta del distrito escolar unificado de los Ángeles prohibiÓ que haya agentes de la policÍa dentro de las escuelas. sin embargo el superintendente alberto indicÓ que la policÍa llegÓ tres minutos despuÉs de la llamada de auxilio. >>me parece incorrecto que no haya policÍas dentro de la escuela vigilando los niÑos.

s juan gonzÁlez in chicago. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy.elcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: we begin the show in gaza, where israel is conducting a military raid on al-shifa, the largest hospital in gaza where thousands of palestinians have sought refuge or medical treatment. the palestinian authority has decried the raid as a violation of international law. there are reports israeli troops have ordered all young men on the hospital grounds to surrender. many palestinian men are already being interrogated, some while being held naked and blindfolded. israel has accused hamas of placing a command center below al-shifa, but hamas and hospital officials have denied the claim. israeli tanks are now inside the hospital complex. this is dr. ahmed al mokhallati, a plastic surgeon at al-shifa. >> we don't know what is happening. [indiscernible] >> what are these sounds i'm hearing? >> continuous shooting from the tanks. [indiscernible] it is a total risky situation. amy: doctors in al-shifa

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: it is has been another devastating 24 hours for journalists in gaza and lebanon covering the 46-day israeli bombardment. the beirut-based tv channel al mayadeen has just announced two of its journalists were killed today in an israeli air strike in southern lebanon. the network says correspondent farah omar and camera operator rabih al-me'mari were deliberately targeted by an israeli warplane after reporting on the latest israeli bombardment of south lebanon. meanwhile, in northern gaza, ayat khaddura, a 27-year-old digital content and podcast presenter, has been reportedly killed along with her family in an israeli airstrike. this is one of her last video reports. >> this may be the last video for me. today the occupation dropped phosphorus bombs in the area and through evacuation notices in the area. almost the entire area has evacuated. everyone started running madly in the streets. no one

juan carlos gonzÁlez tiene toda la historia. corte superior de los Ángeles. sin embargo no todos estÁn de acuerdo. >> vemos que nivel de crÍmenes estÁ subiendo, no estÁ bajando. juan: el sistema denominado fianza cero que entra en vigor en octubre permite que los sospechosos de cometer delitos no violentos como robos, allanamiento de morada o robo de auto puede esperar sujeciÓn libertad, pero sin pagar fianza. >> yo dirÍa que no deberÍa pagar. pero un malhechor sÍ. juan: de acuerdo con datos de la corte, menos del 3% de los sospechosos que estÁn libre sin fianza han vuelto cometer delitos. >> si es que es un error que comete una persona, creo que no debe estar en la cÁrcel. creo que son grave error lo que estÁn haciendo ahora. juan: otros delitos calificados como no violentos son posesiÓn de bienes robados y venta de drogas. esta medida ha creado mucha polÉmica. aproximadamente 30 ciudades en el sur de calefÓn han presentado una demanda para tratar de eliminarla. los propulsores de este sistema diga que no es justo que quienes te

paÍses son los que mÁs enfrentan flujos migratorios en todo el hemisferio occidental, hablamos con juan gonzÁlez dijo. >> lo mÁs importante hoy es invertir en la seguridad y prosperidad de los paÍses, los cuales son los mÁs afectados por el flujo migratorio, y lo mejor que puede pasar en paÍses como colombia, chile, perÚ, ecuador, todos los que son miembros, es que ellos tengan crecimiento econÓmico para crear trabajos, y que asÍ los inmigrantes tengan una opciÓn antes de emigrar. pedro: los ministros de estos paÍses acordaron reunirse al menos una vez al aÑo, asimismo se acordaron los presidentes con reencontrarse de nuevo cada dos aÑos para hacer evaluaciones, e invitar a otras naciones. ilia: al finalizar esta cumbre viajaron a depositar flores en maine, en el lugar donde ocurriÓ la masacre de 18 personas, agradecieron tambiÉn al personal de emergencia que respondiÓ a esto . jorge: erick trump declarÓ hoy por segunda vez en el juicio por fraude en contra de su padre el, los fiscales le hicieron preguntas duras a sobre las finanzas familiares. fabiola galindo nos tiene mÁs. fabiola: el segundo

el fatal incidente quedÓ captado en cÁmara y juan carlos gonzÁlez nos muestra estas impresionantes imÁgeneslo que portaba y con el cual los estaba amenazando, fue entonces cuando un agente le disparÓ una bala de goma. el incidente comenzÓ minutos antes cuando el hombre sacÓ un cuchillo y sin aparente razÓn atacÓ a otro en las calles del centro de los Ángeles. esta es una de las versiones del por quÉ lo atacÓ. >> Él vino a ver si calificaba para un telÉfono de gobierno y no calificaba. se molestÓ y se subiÓ a su apartamento. creen que agarrÓ el cuchillo y vino ya cuchillo el que vendÍa los telÉfonos. juan: agrega que tambiÉn apuÑalÓ a otra persona que tratÓ de intervenir, posteriormente el hombre identificado por la policÍa subiÓ de nuevo a su apartamento y fue ahÍ cuando la policÍa lo confrontÓ. los agentes trataron de inmovilizarlo con pistolas taser. el hombre les decÍa a los policÍas que lo mataran. [habla en inglÉs] juan: repentinamente comenzÓ a apuÑalarse a sÍ mismo en el estÓmago y cayÓ al suelo, explica la capitana kelly. fue ahÍ cuando los agentes se acercaron a Él y le brindaron l

that includes juan gonzalez, who says he's been inside the casino several times over the past few years. >> as i go in there to buy food and the last time i was in there was about two weeks ago. >> gonzalez says while he doesn't know much about tuberculosis, he wants to follow the official advice and get tested. >> that's that's news to me. i guess i should follow up with that then. >> others tell us they haven't been inside the casino for a while and for people like stuart, he plans to keep it that way. >> i wouldn't go go anytime soon , that's for sure. >> in pacheco, tim johns, abc seven news. >> things are changing at two of the bay area's most popular theme parks six flags, magic mountain and knott's berry farm are merging, creating a mega amusement park company. the merger will create an expanded portfolio of 42 iconic parks and nine resort properties across nearly 20 states, including canada and mexico. in the bay area, that means six flags, discovery kingdom in vallejo and cedar fair's great america in santa clara are now partners. officials say the merger will help theme park p

that includes juan gonzalez, who says he's been inside the casino several times over the past few years as i go in there to buy food and the last time i was in there was about two weeks ago. >> gonzalez says while he doesn't know much about tuberculosis, he wants to follow the official advice and get tested. >> that's that's news to me. i guess i should follow up with that then. >> others tell us they haven't been inside the casino for a while and for people like stuart, he plans to keep it that way. >> i wouldn't go go anytime soon , that's for sure. >> in pacheco, tim johns, abc seven news. >> things are changing at two of the bay area's most popular theme parks six flags, magic mountain and knott's berry farm are merging, creating a mega amusement park company. the merger will create an expanded portfolio of 42 iconic parks and nine resort properties across nearly 20 states, including canada and mexico. in the bay area, that means six flags, discovery kingdom in vallejo and cedar fair's great america in santa clara are now partners. officials say the merger will help theme park profi

juan carlos gonzÁlez nos cuenta cÓmo terminÓ todo. puerta de su hogar. en la grabaciÓn se encuentra su auto y el delincuente brinca la barda y uno de ellos se aproxima, pero el hombre tirÓ la bebida que llevaba en su mano, sacÓ una pistola y le disparÓ. en ese momento apareciÓ otro malhechor y tambiÉn le disparÓ registrÁndose una balacera. este detective dice que le incidentes un reflejo mÁs de lo que se vive dÍa a dÍa en los Ángeles. >> es un rÉcord importante para todos que no estamos seguros. juan: afortunadamente todos los habitantes de la casa resultaron ilesos. fue la rÁpida acciÓn de la vÍctima y el haber estado preparado lo que le ayudÓ. >> gracias a dios que esta persona tuvo el permiso de cargar la pistola de fuego a escondidas y eso fue lo que le hizo salvarse de esta situaciÓn. maity: autoridades de texas investigan quiÉn y por quÉ causÓ un tiroteo en una fiesta de bienvenida de la universidad que dejÓ siete heridos. reportes indican que en el evento masivo al aire libre hubo una pelea y que de pronto se escucharon disparo

en los Ángeles, juan carlos gonzÁlez, univisiÓn.da que dependÍa para movilizarse, el robo quedÓ grabado en vÍdeo. reportera: ella libra una batalla desde que tiene uso de razÓn, con meses de nacida le diagnosticaron una condiciÓn que afecta el sistema nervioso y debilita sus mÚsculos. a sus 12 aÑos ya ha tenido cuatro cirugÍas y sufriÓ de parÁlisis, por esto el robo de su silla de rueda que la cual depende y fue comprado con sacrificios sÓlo viene a complicar su constante lucha. >> yo estoy muy triste el que me llevaron cosas, porque Él sabÍa que era de una niÑa chiquita sos mi vida. reportera: ocurriÓ cuando os mamÁ acaba de sacar lacia para tomar el autobÚs escolar, un vÍdeo de vigilancia muestra que un hombre se acerca a la casa, toma la silla, y la pone en su furgoneta sin importar las consecuencias. >> me duele mucho porque no puedo ir a estudiar a la escuela, no puedo hacer nada. reportera: le quedan estas muletas que sÓlo puede usar poco tiempo y a ratos. >> ella cambia muchos el de clase, y ella camina, pero no puede caminar

co-host juan gonzalez, called guzman "the best street reporter on tv."nd those are some of the headlines this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. when we come back, the four-day truce in gaza has entered its final day, but negotiations are continuing to extend the truce. we will go to israel and the west bank on the hostages and prisoner releases. ♪ ♪ [music break] amy: "a child" by oumaima khalil and marcel khalife. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the temporary four-day truce in gaza has entered its final day, but negotiations are continuing to extend the truce. so far, hamas has released a total of 58 hostages who had been held captive for seven weeks. 39 of the freed hostages have been israel citizens. hamas also released 17 thai workers, a filipino worker, and an israeli-russian. since the truce began, israel has released 117 imprisoned palestinians, mostly women and children, including many who had been held without charge. a holocaust survivor was released and her grand

desde ese estado juan carlos gonzÁlez nos tiene la historia de uno de estos y la importancia de conocersi un dÍa aquÍ cada semana conozco jornaleros con un patrÓn particular por una compaÑÍa no les pagan. >> uno de esos casos es el del seÑor hernÁndez que dice que trabajÓ 750 horas haciendo limpieza en un restaurante. >> fueron como 4500 $ que me dieron. por motivo de que no me pagabanyo me salÍ del trabajo. >> 750 horas a 15 $ por hora es el sueldo mÍnimo que deberÍa haber recibido como pago 11.250 $. >> fui a decirle que me pagaran, pero me decÍan que no tenÍan dinero. >> en los Últimos meses en este centro han reportado aproximadamente 30 casos. >> tenemos otras estrategias como protestar, medios de comunicaciÓn para poder presionar. >> pero asegura que debido a la falta de personal en las oficinas de la comisiÓn en california hay un rezago significativo y que las quejas tardan mucho en resolverse. le quiere recordar a todos que se encuentran en los estados unidos que independientementedel estado donde vivan o de su situaciÓn migratoria, tienen derechos. >> hay leyes federales que ta

juan gonzalez and i spoke to professor omer bartov on wednesday from his home in cambridge, massachusetts. i began by asking him to talk about his own experience serving as an israeli soldier in the northern sinai in the 1970's and how it has impacted his view on what is going on today. >> i was a soldier between 1973-1976. so as a young soldier, the first thing i experienced was the trauma, the huge surprise of the egyptian and syrian attack on israel october 6, 19 73. i should say when the hamas on israel occurred october 7, 2020 3, 50 years and a day later, that was quite traumatic i think for myself and any members of my generation. we can talk further about why it was so traumatic. but in the course of my service, i also served in the northern sinai. the command post to belong to was in gaza. i would go quite often to gaza, which was then had a population of about 350,000, was poor, hopeless, and congested. and since then, of course, now we have between 2 million and 2.5 million people living in gaza, which is more poor, much more congested, more desperate and has been desperate for

with amy goodman and juan gonzalez. that told me it was a group that was created by israel to create chaos. and now hamas is the one creating chaos and murder and we are sending more money to eradicate palestinians who are supporting hamas. and they are not. to support genocide not in our name, my heart breaks. the fact that the house passed 13 billion not in our name and you are telling the palestinians that we are going to murder you and this is the money that will help do it. we will make sure that israel take your land and we will continue to murder you and tell someone else they are doing it. i am shocked that this continuity is going on supporting estate within a country where they were living before. most of the jews are people of dark skinned color. those are the palestinians that are being murdered and no one is discussing that. no one is discussing the settlements, people's land taken. they are being killed. this has been going on for 75 years. i was in college in the 90's when this was going on. host: lawrenc

la policÍa identifica a por lo menos tres sospechosos y desde los Ángeles juan carlos gonzÁlez no diceistola y le disparÓ, en ese momento apareciÓ otro malhechor y tambiÉn disparo, registrÁndose una peligrosa balacera. este detective jubilado dice que disiente es un reflejo mÁs de lo que se vive en el Área de los Ángeles. >> es un recuerdo constante para todos que no estamos seguros no importa donde estemos, aÚn en nuestro hogar. juan carlos: afortunadamente todos los ocupantes de la casa en cuestiÓn resultaron ilesos, en cuanto a los malhechores ellos lograron darse la fuga. en detective castillo comenta que fue la rÁpida acciÓn de la vÍctima y el haber estado preparado lo que lo ayudo. >> gracias a dios que esta persona tuvo el permiso de cargar su pistola de fuego escondida y eso fue lo que lo salvÓ de esta situaciÓn. juan carlos: la policÍa busca a los criminales, juan carlos gonzÁlez, univisiÓn. satcha: tras la rejas amanecen 11 sospechosos hay quienes arrestan en un operativo antidrogas en nueva york en el que incautan hasta 400,000 paquetes de fentanilo y heroÍna listos para dis

vigilia en memoria del pequeÑo, esta tragedia tiene mÁs preguntas que respuestas, como lo dice juan carlos gonzÁleznte de una cita y que se tomaron una siesta de aproximadamente 1 hora. >> cuando se levantÓ, el niÑo ya estaba morado, es todo lo que puedo decir, lo que me contÓ ella. juan carlos: esta tÍa de la mamÁ tambiÉn tiene una versiÓn similar. >> ella estaba dormida y cuando despertÓ el niÑo ya estaba, no sabemos todo lo que pasÓ. juan carlos: llamaron al 911, al llegar los paramÉdicos hicieron lo posible por salvarle la vida, lo llevaron al hospital pero desgraciadamente, el menor falleciÓ. familiares y vecinos se reunieron para llevar a cabo una vigilia en memoria del niÑo. el teniente spencer del departamento del alguacil del condado de los Ángeles nos dijo que tienen que esperar los resultados de la autopsia pero que estos podrÍan tardar varias semanas. ♪[mÚsica]♪ satcha: rompe el silencio la enfermera mexicana que logra salir de la franja de gaza despuÉs de casi un mes atendiendo a los afectados por la guerra, durante todo este tiempo, michelle coordinÓ las labores humanitarias de emerge

juan. it would support fort san geronimo as part of the park system and make sure it is maintained as a important site. i am pleased to support the legislation and congratulate my colleague, commissioner gonzalez colon on her fine work on the legislation and reserve the balance. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman is recognized. mr. westerman: i yield to the main sponsor of this bill, ms. gonzalez-colon. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. mrs. gonzalez-colon colon: i support my colleagues for supporting this bill. i rise in support of the fort san geronimo preservation act which will establish the fort as an area of the national park system. fort san geronimo is a small two story mason fort located at the port of san juan and many of you will see it from all of the hotels in the area. it's part of the massive system of fortification built by the spanish engineers between the 16th century and 19th century to protect the city. three of the forts that were part of this defense system are currently concluded within the san juan historic site which is the sole national park service in puerto rico. fort san geronimo is managed by the institute of puerto