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quiero mostrar la situación que se vive acá muchos desamparados que tuvieron que huir ,en la calle julienas que tuvieron que tomar sus pertenencias porque no sabían cuanto podría crecer el río. miren con la fuerza que viene el río, es bastante fuerte. es un río prácticamente manso y tranquilo, nos dicen activistas que han recorrido partes del río para alertar a quienes viven por acá por el peligro. ahora hablé también con autoridades locales para conocer la situación. esto me dijeron respecto al riesgo de inundaciones >> hay ríos al oeste, que a veces tienen un poco de problemas durante la lluvia. >> conforme pasan las horas se espera que la tormenta se calme un poco más, imágenes en vivo, recién salió este arcoiris, bastante grande y bonito, hicimos un recorrido a lo largo del río. hay literalmente pequeñas casas donde la basura se acumula, también se alertó a los desamparados que salieran del lugar. las imágenes a las seis. >> muchas gracias, andrés. esperamos que los bordes del río no se vayan a sobrepasar. la vigilancia de inundaciones repentinas están aún vigente en montañas santa cr

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under president barack obama 10 years ago it became abundantly clear what washington's stance on julien's is but we know that donald trump has a reputation of making u. turns on pretty much any barack obama policy in some cases it seemed as if mr trump was only making this or that decision just you know to kind of do something which is opposite to what barack obama was doing but in the case of julian of songe there were hopes that he could pardon him none of that happened the rhetoric didn't change much either but we know that mr trump has lately been something that people have already called a pardoning spree joyous songs was not on that list we know that there is still time but hopes are slim now when it comes to incoming president joe biden president elect joe biden we remember that back in 2010 he's called julia massage a high tech terrorist so there isn't much to expect from him either and like i said with that appeal pending it looks that looks like the u.s. side will keep fighting till the end to achieve their goal of extraditing ok thank you those are. there with. america that we

just to be clear, julien did not hack servers at the u.s. army. no, he reported on them.ed leaders, his life has been destroyed. he has been locked away for almost a decade. this isn't about espionage. he's not a traitor. he's not american. this is about criminalizing freedom of speech. the mother of his children came on the show last year and made the point. watch. >> he is perhaps the foremost free-speech campaigner alive in the west and he is imprisoned. does he want that to be his legacy? does he want to ensure that the first amendment survives this by harming him? >> tucker: no one who works on this show ever imagined we would be where we are now. the truth is we are not defending julian assange. we are defending something that is actually under attack, is actually precious to every american and it is going away faster than we ever thought it could. he reported things they don't like. they threw him in jail. if that doesn't convince you, consider the case of another person we have also had on the show quite a bit. he is a 15 year veteran of the cia. he led some of th

. >> shannon: julien turner, thank you, julian. >> you bet. >> shannon: department of homeland security 100 day pause on most deportations of illegal immigrants to begin january 22nd. white house correspondent kevin corke going in depth on more of the day one bite initiatives tonight. good evening, kevin. >> so much to get to. the rush to undo the trump legacy will obviously play out in many forms for at least the next two years depending on what happens on the midterms. but what will be most telling is where the biden administration puts its emphasis from the very beginning. without a mind, today we got a pretty good idea of where we are headed. >> president biden: i do solemnly swear -- >> from the moment he took the oath of office then later signed a slew of executive actions and directions, he made it clear today he will be a woke president. for those unfamiliar, woke us being aware and being aware of what's going on in the community. also specific ties to antiracism measures and social activism. from that, he appears to be all in. especially when it comes to the environment. from r

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julien sanchez re-tweeted theories, that biden's inauguration was fake, there was a look alike used thee oval office was a movie set. the united states was turned into a corporation and dissolved and biden has been switch aro. trump had to appear to leave office. it's really, it is bad poop bananas, is this real or are these the people who are like the guy who dresses in the horn outfit, who are actors trying to make a buck? >> i will say, we're closer to the second one than the first one at this point. a lot of these people are, you know, they're on their sort of last legs, going down sovereign citizen arguments, old arguments, the whole thing about, you know, there's a lot of like symbolism and stuff they look into when they can't get a grasp on the full thing. i will say it's still really dangerous what's happening here. you know, pizzagate died in december of 2016. it was this idea that hillary clinton was, you know, running a sex ring through a pizza shop ia sex ring through a pizza shop. and they were banned after a guy went to go shoot up that pizza shop. but ten months later, qa

if you do have a story for juli julien, reach out to him online, find him at julian g. abc 7 and on instagram, julian glover tv. >>> president biden will turn his attention to affordable healthcare this cou healthcare. this could help people without healthcare during this pandemic. >> the president is set to sign a pair of executive orders to strengthen and also restore the affordable care act and medicaid. the plan includes opening a special enrollment period amid the pandemic, allowing more people to sign up for healthcare coverage. the department of health and human services is expected to open a three-month enrollment period from february to may 15th. will also reverse an order that bans funding to international nonprofits that offer abortion services. this afternoon following the president's announcement, we're expected to hear from the executive director of conrad, california to open a special enrollment period for people who are unensured right now. >>> a cash infusion from a federal coronavirus relief package. the bay area's metropolitan transportation commissio

. >> no family members, no self-pardon, no julien assange, what did you call it, a raft of politicalorruption being washed away? that was pretty good you had that ready to go. >> top of the head, joe. top of the head. i don't use teleprompters. >> what happened to assange? >> i don't know. it's interesting julien assange, though there was an aggressive lobbying campaign there, no edward snowden maybe the president decided his loyalty didn't lie there or it was a bridge too far the steve bannon one is interesting, right, bannon is an antagonist of mitch mcconnell, and trump and bannon have had these falling outs over the years, but trump deciding at the last minute here to include him on this list you know, bannon was -- the accusation here is he was raising money for the border wall with mexico on a private basis and simply pocketed the money to use for his own personal expenses taking advantage of trump's own supporters who would have been the donors to that project nonetheless, the president deciding to wash that away you wonder how all of this will land up on capitol hill where th