karina: up next, dr. will smith breaks his silence on that infamous oscar slap, but is his apology sincere? we have an expert joining todayr months in the making. why didn't you apologize to chris in your acceptance speech? um. i was fogged out by that point. it's it's all fuzzy reached out to chris um, and the mesh. the message that came back is that he's not ready to talk. when he is he will reach out. so i will i will say to you, uh, chris i. apologize to you. um, my behavior. was unacceptable. and i'm here whenever you're ready to talk. there you have it . actor will smith posted this video apologizing to comedian chris rock for slapping him at rock after he told the joke about jada pinkett smith's hair that she lost because of alopecia. joining us is our expert. we are calling you an apology expert. does that work? >> that works for me. karina: you just saw this video, but it has been four months since the incident at the oscars when will smith smacked chris rock. is it too late for that apology or i

karina: your article in the s.f.tandard talks about how the asian-american community is divided on this. can you dig into that a little bit? what has been the response on those sides, those who say she apologized, we are good to go, and those who say no, it is time to step down, you went too far? han: the asian-american community has really divided opinions on whether she should resign or stay in office. even on the board of supervisors we have two asian-american supervisors who disagree. supervisor chen was one of the first asking hsu to resign, but the other supervisor believes in hsu's apology and believes she should follow her commitment and let voters decide in november. there are also community groups asking ann hsu to resign, but there is also backlash in the community, saying this issue should have more consultation with committee members. also for now, hsu's strongest supporter is the mayor who appointed her to the state. and also recall campaign activists, fellow activists on the recall campaign, they are s

karina: monkeypox is rarely fatal. the most obvious symptom is a rash but patients can get a and fever and chills. the illness typically lasts 2-4 weeks. people who don't have the symptoms cannot spread the virus to others. it is spread through close physical contact, including cuddling, and sex. there are no treatments, but there are two vaccines. larry: sandhya patel is here with the weather forecast. humidity, almost down? sandhya: almost there. over producer kate says she doesn't like it, i get it. it is definitely sticky and frizzy whether which we are not used to it here in the bay area. blame it on this trough, you can see the winds knowing of of the ocean and blowing towards the land and when you look at those ocean temperatures, they are in the upper 50's. point arena, san francisco. low 60's in places like monterey bay. sea surface temperatures are higher. combined with the wind flowing off the ocean, viewpoints are in the uncomfortable range. for places like half moon bay, it is humid, 61 right now. let's lo

karina: 29,826. larry: is he sponsored? karina: some kind of tennis shoe company, right?ompany? if he's not sponsored now, he should be. spencer: he and savannah are both in great shape. larry: it's all those veggie dogs they are eating. karina: we are going to talk about this -- an antique vampire slaying kit drew and national adding war. this 19th-century box sold in the u.k. for almost $16,000. that's more than six times the asking price. it has everything you need to ward off vampires. including crucifixes, holy water, a wooden stake, pistols and a gothic bible. and all in one kit just in case you need it. spencer: won't garlick do it too? that's a vegetable. larry: he can't leave it alone. with all that stuff in there, will it ward off spencer? just slow him down a little bit. spencer: i am a vampire. larry: did van helsing by that? there's an old movie reference. any takers? spencer: some interesting items in there. karina: i'd rather spend that money on groceries. that's good for you? try nature's bounty jelly bean vitamins. good-for-you nutrients in a tastier-for-

karina: welcome back. not only do we have to navigate through covid 19 still, but monkeypox continues to spread. kumasi aaron talked about both topics with ucsf infectious disease specialist on our streaming show at seven. they talked about covid. >> one measure of that that is always top of mine's hospitalization. what are you seeing and how do we compare with the rest of the country? >> it is still a slow burn but nothing compared to january. we've been increasing cases for many weeks if not months. hospitalizations are pretty much in control. maybe a slight uptick but about 50% of patients coming in are not sick with covid. they are incidentally with covid. there are fewer in the icu. i think three today and the four ucsf hospitals. kumasi: are we on par with the rest of the country when it comes to that? >> i think we are doing better. there are some parts of the country where deaths are growing -- where deaths are going up. overall, debts are going up 40%. it is nothing to ignore, that's for sure. mor

karina: housing the homeless. covid changed how people were sheltered, but didn't make a difference? crypto scheme. part two of our series on this scam targeting silicon valley. movie magic. the history behind the rock stars of special-effects. the history of san francisco's own. mike: it's thursday and that means the latest drought data dropped across the state and in san francisco in the bay area. nothing changed. i am tracking however a hint of a storm or two in the seven day forecast. - you okay? - there's a flex alert today so i'm mentally preparing for the power outage. oh, well we can help stop one because we are going to reduce our energy use from 4-9pm. what now? i stepped on a plug. oh that's my bad! unplugging. when it comes to preventing outages the power is ours. when i make decisions as a leader, it's not about me or the folks that are here. it's about the next seven generations coming behind us, making sure that they have the ability to move forward. prop 27 will help small rural tribes like mine ge

karina i know you are a fan. you are sorry to see these go. karina: yeah. is perfectly balanced, ice cream and chocolate and the crunch on the outside. that's why liked it so much. $150, no. dan: salt and straw makes a great product. sandhya: absolutely they do. i really like the choco taco. it was the perfect mix of everything. dan: i never had one. sandhya: you are missing out. the cone had most of the ice cream on top. then you have too much of the waffle cone at the bottom. choco taco, made it even. [laughter] dan: i missed out. >> i haven't thought about them in a while until the story. i am like, whatever. dan: that's it for this who's on it with jardiance? we're managing type 2 diabetes and heart risk. we're hittin' the trails between meetings. and putting the brakes on fried foods. jardiance is a once-daily pill that...not only lowers a1c, it goes beyond to reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease. dehydration that can lead to sudden worsening of kidney function and genital yeast or urinary trac

karina: still to come, close calls with covid. dan: you will hear from some people who said they never had the virus more than two years on. ♪ ♪ aleve x. its revolutionary rollerball design delivers fast, powerful, long-lasting pain relief. aleve it, and see what's possible. announcer: building a better bay area -- moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. dan: the white house says today president biden is continuing to improve as he recovers from covid 19. karina: he's infected with a highly contagious ba five, now the most dominant strain america. the president's doctor wrote a letter, saying he's responded to therapy is expected and nearly all of his symptoms have gone away. over the weekend, he was dealing with a sore throat and mild symptoms. pres. biden: let me start by apologizing, my voice, i feel much better than i sound. dan: doctors say the president will continue taking the antiviral drug, paxlovid. after the president completes his isolation, he will return to work in the west wing as soon as he tests neg

karina: sandhya, thank you. at 8:00, "press your luck, followed at 9:00 by" :00 "fatal flaw" in a special edition of 2020, and then stay with us for the news at 11:00. abc seven news is streaming 24/7. you can get that abc seven bay area streaming app intranets wherever you are. i am karina nova. larry: i am the repeal. we ran out of time for sports, but chris pratt will be back at 11:00. a big move by the raiders today as to who is taking over the organization, a female team president. never happened in the nfl before. . that is coming up at 11:00. for now, enjoy the rest of your evening. i was injured in a car crash. i had no idea how much my case was worth. i called the barnes firm. when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. your case is often worth more than insurance offers. call the barnes firm to find out what your case could be worth. we will help get you the best result possible. ♪ the barnes firm, injury attorneys ♪ ♪

karina: welcome back. patient discharges and transfers have been put on pause at this hospital in laguna, after six patients died while being transferred out of the hospital. some patients received behavioral and health care treatment for years at the hospital. according to the interim chief executive, the hospital was only given four months to transfer hundreds of patients before a possible closure. >> the word transfer or discharge sounds simple, but it's not, it takes teams of professionals hundreds of hours, going into each patient's transfer or discharge, in order to make that happen the hospital lost certification in april after it failed to meet basic standards of care by federal regulations. they plan to retrain their 1500 employees to obtain certification, and to continue to treat patients. if recertification efforts fail, the hospital could close in september. dan: as you know, the pandemic has caused a lot of strain certainly on health care workers. now numbers show hundreds of thousands of work

karina: nobody was seriously injured?had some injuries but they were deemed ok, no breaks. dan: thank you. karina: tonight on abc 7 at 8:00, it is the fatal flaw, a special edition of 2020, followed by 2020 at 9:00, then abc7news at 11:00. remember we are streaming 24/7. get the bay area app and join us whenever you want, wherever you are. dan: finally tonight, a few thoughts about what really matters. as if we need something else to worry about. monkeypox is spreading, making headlines and a growing number of people nervous. so much so that the mayor of san francisco declared a public health emergency yesterday, as we reported. san francisco has nearly 300 reported cases, and with los angeles, account for two thirds of all cases in the state. a statewide emergency declaration is under consideration and we will have to see whether they decide that is warranted, but these declarations like the one in san francisco can speed up vaccine distribution and research and help get treatment to people faster. look, monkeypox is not

desde monterrey, karina tiene la informaciÓn. tres a cinco dias, a partir de la localizaciÓn de la vÍctima. karina: confirma las sospechas de la familia de la joven. >> es diferente el peritaje con la conclusiÓn que nos estÁn dando y ya deben haber culpables o responsables. karina: su padre ha insistido desde el primer dÍa que a su hija la mataron. por eso exige la renuncia o destituciÓn de responsables de la bÚsqueda y la primera autopsia. >> no sÉ si lo hizo por negligencia o por omisiÓn. y en un sistema que parece que estÁ mÁs urgido por cerrar casos que por brindar justicia. karina: a casi tres meses del hallazgo de la joven se han realizado 311 entrevistas. 120 en intervenciones de campo, 621 indicios recolectados y 65 informes. 74 dictÁmenes y se siguen analizando mÁs de 3000 horas de vÍdeos. pero siguen siendo insuficientes para esclarecer el caso definitivamente. >> es una lucha que continuarÁ hasta que se logre obtener justicia. karina: con los resultados de la nueva autopsia quedan dudas sin resolver. como, ¿quÉ pasÓ co

fanny: marina and karina know little about the ongoing debate.focused on providing moments of joy to their children -- but while they are in a vacation spot, violence is across the black sea. karina: houses are still being bombed. kharkiv is being destroyed, especially at night. the situation is tense everywhere, and there is nowhere to return yet. fanny: marina's daughter alina bursts into tears when she hears the name of her hometown. marina: everything will be fine. alina, calm down. everything will be alright, my kitten. we will go home. fanny: alina would like to go to school. so far, that's not been possible due to various administrative hurdles, the government says. integration is difficult. marina: the work here is seasonal, and when it's over, there will be nothing to do here. we'll have no means to feed our kids, and no accommodation. therefore, we must find a place where we can make money and have means for our kids. fanny: and that's why this fall, marina and karina will probably follow those who are already leaving the coastal towns,

fanny: marina and karina know little about the ongoing debate.y are focused on providing moments of joy to their children -- but while they are in a vacation spot, violence is across the black sea. karina: houses are still being bombed. kharkiv is being destroyed, especially at night. the situation is tense everywhere, and there is nowhere to return yet. fanny: marina's daughter alina bursts into tears when she hears the name of her hometown. marina: everything will be fine. alina, calm down. everything will be alright, my kitten. we will go home. fanny: alina would like to go to school. so far, that's not been possible due to various administrative hurdles, the government says. integration is difficult. marina: the work here is seasonal, and when it's over, there will be nothing to do here. we'll have no means to feed our kids, and no accommodation. therefore, we must find a place where we can make money and have means for our kids. fanny: and that's why this fall, marina and karina will probably follow those who are already leaving the coastal

karina mitchell has more. giving a thumbs up during his first event since his diagnosis, joe biden eager to reassure americans he is feeling fine. >> i apologize for my voice. i'm feeling better than a sound. karina: the president is considered at greater risk for more severe illness from the virus. a letter from his doctor says his symptoms have improved. he is tolerating treatment well and will continue to take the antiviral drug paxlovid. >> given the fact is vaccinated, doubly boosted on a very good antiviral, we fully expect he will do well. karina: he still has a runny nose, fatigue and the occasional cough. his oxygen levels are normal. the president had an elevated temperature thursday night at 99.4 degrees, which is not considered a fever. he was given tylenol and his temperature has been normal since then. >> over the last two years a lot of people call me when they get a positive diagnosis. they say i'm sorry i failed. if not a failure. it's a very contagious virus. it is widespread. people will get

how is karina now?sonal electronic secretary is talking to you, press one, if you are vladimir putin two, if you are rupert dead and want to offer me a job three, if you are johnny depp by chance in our city and you have nothing to do for the common people. leave a message after the beep . i heard your message. i had an operation and it seems to me that the tumor has started to develop again attention, mothers of balance, decreased sensitivity. i need a phone. i have to call urgently. give me a phone. just listen to it now and that's it. that's what i wanted to say, now i'm more confident than ever. listen, damn it, you heard the sound of water there, you understand? this is water water in russia they are very understanding never talking to yegor he is very clearly audible recording number two and claims that the recording was made in yegorov's house you know, wait, you're sure. you just listen to this damn record. i forgot my flash drive on my desk at home, yes, that's why my shoes are microwaved. and

jessica: vive en tuxtla, gutiÉrrez, la capital del sureÑo estado mexicano de chiapas, karina guillen,enta que empezÓ rechazar ir a la escuela, no querÍa entrar, le daban dolores de cabeza constantemente. jessica: le diagnosticaron sÍndrome de as perecer, que estÁ dentro del espectro autista, por lo que iniciaron las clases privadas y la atenciÓn personalizada, lo que darÁ muchos frutos, toquÉ pena, habla inglÉs, francÉs, alemÁn e italiano, y ahora quiere estudiar medicina para encontrar la cura para el cÁncer y el autismo. >> como he entrado a cirugÍas con mi mamÁ y ya he experimentado me ha gustado mucho. >> hace deportes tambiÉn, sido campeÓn estatal de nataciÓn, en taekwondo es cinta negra, tiene ocho trofeos y como 890 medallas. jessica: ademÁs de las artes marciales tambiÉn le gusta el baloncesto, o que por tambiÉn ama jugar, el coeficiente intelectual de michelle es de 158 puntos, al mismo que han tenido varios cientÍficos e inversores, por eso busca donde continuar su estudios. >> me siento muy orgullosa y emocionada porque no cualquiera entra a la universidad a esa edad. jessi

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karina mitchell has more.a thumbs up during his first event since his covid diagnosis, president biden eager to reassure americans he is feeling fine. pres. biden: let me start by apologizing for my voice. i feel much better than i sou nd. karina: the president is considered a greater risk for more severe illness but his doctor his symptoms have improved, he is tolerating treatment well and will continue to take paxlovid. >> given the fact that he is vaccinated, double boosted, we expect he will do well. karina: he still has a runny nose, fatigue, and occasional cough. his oxygen levels are normal. he had an elevated temperature thursday night, which is not considered a fever. he was given tylenol and his temperature was considered normal since then. >> a lot of people call me when they get a positive diagnosis and they say i'm sorry, i failed. it is not a failure. it is a very contagious virus. it is widespread. people will get infected. karina: the white house says it has identified 17 people determined to b

karina mitchell, abc news, new york.a: coming up, a doctor will talk about the president's health condition, possible white house exposures, and the surge,e across the country. watch the full interview this week with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 this morning on abc7. u.s. house members travel to ukraine to meet with president zelensky. he briefed them on a missile attack. it came one day after pressure agreed to allow ukraine to export garain. president zelensky thanked the biden administration for the $270 million package to defend ukraine. the package includes artillery rocket systems, drones, and area systems. two climate activists glued themselves to botticelli's primavera painting. they each had one hand glued to the protective glass that covers the canvas then a man is seen ripping their hands off of it and dragging them away from the painting. no word on if the pair faces any charges. this is just the latest incident of activists taking action against climate change. earlier this month protesters glued their hand

abc's karina mitchell has more.g a thumbs up at his first event, he is eager to reassure americans he is feeling fine. pres. biden: let me start by apologizing for my voice. i feel much better than i sound. karina: at 79 years old, the president is considered at greater risk for problems from the virus. he is tolerating treatment well and will continue to take the antiviral drug paxlovid. dr. fauci: given the fact that he is asked -- faxed -- vaxed, double boosted come in on paxlovid, we feel he will do good. karina: he had a temperature but was given tylenol and his amateur has been normal. >> a lot of -- his temperature has been normal. >> lot of people, and say they tested positive and they feel they have failed. they haven't failed. people will get infected. karina: the white house has identified 17 people who are close context to the president but so far none of them have tested positive. >> this part of his job to interact with the public and everyday people, so he does not regret that. karina: the biden admin

how many karina is six years old, where karina is now in the hospital on appeal and undergoing eye surgeryly the boys who did it. karina has a separate table there, i can show you this. come on, this is, of course, a unique thing. see how it's done so masterfully. it's all still being figured out. come on, show me how it works. yes, that's it, well, this is a sight here removed. so, besides, hmm bro is written on the sight. hold on, you yourself came up with such an inscription keychain. he's on a magnet. yeah so. the store is also now smart uh-huh well, this is a stand, that is, to shoot who came up with this way to do everything. someone helped you do it. the guys, for sure, in the group also wanted to do something similar, it turned out they didn’t really ask me to help them . edik, by nature, is calm, good-natured , benevolent with him. everything is always in order on his shelves, everything is folded as it should, he conscientiously performs all his duties, which we instruct adults in this boys laid the pursuit of beauty. and, of course, he really wants a family. he wants to get atte

está de karina en la constelación de karina. por qué estas imágenes y estudios son tan importantes?nos damos cuenta que podremos hacer mucha ciencia con este telescopio >> hemos estado viendo imágenes en toda la semana y nos mencionaba cómo karin es de las nubes más grandes del cielo. >> hay que pensar que por ejemplo un año de luz en velocidad de la luz es un año luz. 7600 años de distancia, qué potente es este observatorio >> también dice que está tomando imágenes de apenas 600.000.000 de años después del bigbang. el universo, por si se lo pregunta tiene 13800 millones de años. cómo lo ven? >> realmente increíble pensar lo que vamos a empezar a descubrir y empezar a ver de una forma universal qué hay alrededor. >> esto sigue, la investigación va a continuar. qué más nos tiene? >> ♪ [música] ♪ >> como un hombre infiel ypadre ausente se definió el chapo guzmán a una criminóloga. >> hacen una inversionmillonaria . hablemos con una madre que perdió aw su hija en un accidente y dice que es un paso en la dirección correcta >> lo volvemosa invitar a unirse a la campaña de telemundo 48 pa

i'm amidates and i'm karina nova several state lawmakers and community activists. spoke about the concern over the increasing numbers and what's being done to fight back abc 7 news reporter unser hassan has more from san francisco's chinatown. hate crimes and hate incidents in california in 2021 were worse than any other year that we've collected this data. since 1995 c assembly member matt. haney is talking about data from a new hate crime rept t cal thae crime was up by 177 percent but blacks in california are still targeted. the most not only was african-americans the highest group to suffer from. hay crime. we were also the highest group to be discriminated against for businesses and financial institutions according. to the report. there was a 30% increase in hate crimes in california between 2020 and 2021. it's the highest increase since post-911 in south asians and muslims were targeted vince pan with the group stopped aapi hate says racist political rhetoric over the past few years translates into increased hate crimes and hate speech and the united states.

go, karina!eed on everything. laughter. coach emma's classes combine all kinds of movement, dance and ball activities with this new technology, and settings can be adjusted to suit each person's motor or cognitive needs. a lot of members, when they first come, are quite in their shell and not very confident, but using that technology, we could see even playing it or having a go at it a couple of times, actually, how it improved. and with hopes for this to roll out to more clubs and members at home, it's notjust about bringing physical games. honestly, different things like this that our members get a chance to have a go at really makes a big difference just to their overall outlook and their belief in what they can achieve. everyone needs that human connection as well. you've got a mixture of both that, i think that's, yeah, that's the ideal. technologies like the ones seen today aren't the answer for everyone, but for disabled people who traditionally have been excluded from access to sports and

no, not a drop of a single ruble for a long time did not owe a penny for the light and karina when thety was cut off, the woman was not at home. but there were a lot of products that, of course, went bad. and now karina is perplexed next to the turned off and empty refrigerator without any highs or warnings at all. i was just at work they call me and they say they turned off the light. i came with two young children, i can’t help but wash their clothes or eat normally, cook, or bathe just everything. very boilers, columns and household appliances were all powered by electricity. now at home. there is not only no light, but also no hot water. residents of the village of zubovo are already afraid of the coming autumn and do not understand why the management company is sharpening their teeth on them. they don’t even know these housing residents, illegal actions are taking place on the part of the allegedly managing company of a comfortable house, in essence, given, the management company does not service our homes, but at the same time it exposes us to supposedly debts. and at the same ti

nova here now with the latest karina. well prosecutors said though seven charges if convicted would result in a life sentence, but they also said kremo could face dozens of more charges in the coming days and earlier today a seventh person died. a result of the parade shooting and we're learning the names of six of the seven people who died they include 63 year old jacqueline sondheim 78 year old nicholas toledo. zarcosa 88 year old steven strauss 64 year old catherine goldstein 35 year old irina mccarthy and 37 year old kevin mccarthy. they're the husband and wife of their two year old son aiden who was with them at the time and survived the shooting you might have seen images on social media. showing aiden covered in blood today police also released new details of the suspects actions the day of the shooting and leading up to it. this surveillance image shows the suspect wearing women's clothing which police say he used to discise himself and cover his face tattoos. police say this may have helped him blend into the cro

karina mitchell has the latest., a texas house committee will release a report on the response to the robb elementary school shooting in uvalde. 19 children and two teachers were killed. the report will include accounts from at least three dozen witnesses and is expected to spread blame beyond the uvalde school district police chief. >> this report might start to point them in the right direction. once we start to identify who specifically should be held accountable, i think you will see those folks face accountability for their decisions. karina: abc news confirmed uvalde leaders tried unsuccessfully to convince the head of the texas state police to paint a more positive picture of the police response. in a secret meeting first described by the new york times, law enforcement sources say you've all the officials gave the colonel a more positive narrative that contradicted what he had said publicly about officers' failure to confront the shooter. sources say he refused to change his account. surveillance video obtai

karina: we are learning about monkeypox exposure in san francisco. what officials are seeing and what you need to know. they are seeing an uptick in monkeypox cases. the ceo of the foundation gave a statement saying we need vaccines for monkeypox and we need them now. their clinic has only received 60 doses, not nearly enough from everyone who could benefit from one. if the city does not act swiftly and boldly we will see a lot more cases. monkeypox vaccines are in short supply nationwide and getting an appointment to get one can be difficult. reach out to our medical professional if you get symptoms. >> we want to know if someone has been in direct contact with someone with symptoms so we can vaccinate them. >> we will see a lot more cases in the next few weeks but it will not be a big risk to the general population at this moment. >> there are currently a dozen cases in san francisco alone. a facebook message warrant people about a possible exposure at a pride weekend event. they said they received a plausible report that one attendee tested positi

[karina garay speaking spanish] fernandez: it's a place that has now been taken apart by a government action called operation mercury. [man yells, men respond] [garay speaking spanish] [garay speaking spanish] [garay speaking spanish] [gonzalo cordova speaks spanish] [garay speaking spanish] [woman speaking spanish] [camera focus adjusting] [garay speaking spanish] [garay speaking spanish] [luis loraico speaking spanish] [garay speaking spanish] [woman speaking spanish] [garay speaking spanish] [garay speaking spanish] [luis loraico speaking spanish] [garay speaking spanish] [luis hidalgo okimura speaking spanish] [teacher speaking spanish] fernandez: an ngo that tracks mercury a mining has estimated 185 tons of mercury are released to the rivers and lakes of this region every year. and at the bottom of those rivers and lakes, there are naturally occurring bacteria that transform liquid elemental mercury and turn it into another form of mercury which is even more dangerous, which is methylmercury. fernandez: it's a type of mercury that's absorbed almost at 100% by living organisms. [s

carolina: cambiamos el tema, la soldado del ejÉrcito llamada karina lÓpez, desafortunadamente sobreviviÓpaÑa para conocer un poco mÁs de este especial que veremos en univision.com. bienvenida a la "ediciÓn digital", quÉ ha pasado en el caso de vanessa guillÉn en tÉrminos de reformas, de cambios en las fuerzas armadas? >> hola. a raÍz del caso de vanessa guillÉn, y de karina, en el 2020 hubo mucha atenciÓn de este tema de la violencia sexual militar, que ha sido un tema presente desde hace dÉcadas. a raÍz de todo esto ha habido una serie de cambios. el ejercito instalÓ una comisiÓn independiente que entrevistara soldados. rey de todas esas conclusiones, se han logrado cambios. los que agredieron sexualmente, fueron sacados a la cadena de mando, los activistas por dÉcadas en estado luchando para que no hayan vallas en la manera como se maneja. borja: el equipo de digital ha preparado un documental extenso con toda esta informaciÓn, con entrevistas exclusivas. ¿dÓnde podemos ver este especial? >> lo pueden ver en la pÁgina de univisiÓn noticias, y tambiÉn en el link iamvanessaguillen.com. n

ha golpeado con fuerzo la economÍa de karina. >>> he tenido que buscar algunos trabajos en el a gunsumento en la tasas de interÉs. de 3/4 de punto porcentual no descarta que hay mÁs en el futuro. >>> lo que quiere hacer al subir las tasas de interÉs que sea mÁs cr o. y al bajar la demanda de productos el precio de los productos. >>> cuarto aumento del aÑo los consumidores no sienten alivio m sus carteras. hasta empacar productos como cereales, juguetes galletas las compaÑÍas, han reducido los empaques para controlar los gastos. incluso restaurantes que cobran por usar la tarjeta de crÉdito. karina se ha endeudado al usar las suyas. >>> me da miedo, porque ya lo que tienes esa deuda si no sabes cÓmo pagarla, olvÍdate, nunca sales del hoyo. >>> tendrÁ que pagar por esas deudas. lo mismo pasara con los que pidan pagar causas o autos. >>> el consejo fundamental. no es buen momento para endeudarse ahorita. porque las tasas de interÉs estÁn subiendo. >>> el titular de la reserva federal coincide con el presidente biden que el paÍs no se encuentra en recesiÓn, argumenta que la fortaleza del

>> first and foremost, karina is a true foodie. so thank you for that.e menu which is great. a little more on that and i will give you my hat we did in the interview. that was fantastic. >> i am ok with that. >> we have our special slices that i cannot talk about and their secret ingredients. only our managers can make special sauce. there's zesty factors in there and bears salt and pepper and where she shares sauce and they. and a hack that you'd may not know that you do now we have louisiana hot sauce. we encourage people to put that into the cane sauce if they want a spicy kick. >> louisiana hot sauce. >> the sauce is really good chris. i know the opening went great. you have people lined up i can see even now. >> yeah the opening is gone stellar. the community has come out and open their arms. it's been fantastic we had friends and family events yesterday we had all our could be partners come out. it's a great day of stellar turnout. were not done yet. when i get off camera, we will fire up the dj and take it home. >> that is nice. is that one of the

karina kharitonova denis tsitseronov and ivan usanov in vesti duty.inancial pyramids has remained in the nineties; today, under the guise of business trainings and personality development clubs, new crooks have appeared on the arena. they even began to call themselves gods, for example, the so-called andrey popov, aka god, kuzya, who created his totalitarian sect, how not to fall into the network of commercial crooks. watch this weekend on russia 24 tv channel eduard petrov's investigation puppeteers of financial pyramids. do you want to become millionaires, come in, do you want a house in miami, do you want to swim in gold ? they started calling themselves gods. he introduced himself as a russian orthodox hierarch to free the parasites. imagine what a cool mission. he never did anything. he only subjugated the people who pull the strings of the characters of these crime shows. sort out 21 million rubles from other people's suitcases. triage area worker luggage of sheremetyevo airport became a defendant in the criminal case on grand theft. he thought

why did the detectives decide to expose the liar of the policeman , and karina kharitonova found outists novokubansk, the city of armavir's sputnik with a population of just over 30,000 people. for several years now, many people cannot forget what happened in this house, the body of victoria lyubchenko's father was found with multiple stab wounds. i want to know what happened to my dad. uh, who is behind this terrible crime, the investigators came to concluded that it was a suicide. but the relatives of the deceased are sure there was a murder to prove it, a certain ekaterina bichenova volunteered. the woman introduced herself as a forensic expert of the ministry of internal affairs and showed this photo for her services to a mysterious lady, asked about. 1.000 rub. looking at the materials of the criminal case. she realized that this was definitely murder, and she would cope with this task and be sure to issue a conclusion, where it would be established that this was, uh, article 105. and this is the city of grozny anzhela almurzaeva, looking at the picture the tree is hanging. and

armymen were turned into monsters well, what are we waiting for the next series of absurd fantasy karinayevhen kaminskyi vasyl menovshchikov details tv channel inter marathon the only news in the creation of propaganda kremlin mouthpieces even use ukrainian prisoners at the same time they invent fakes about the alleged cruel treatment of prisoners in ukraine, all in order to blacken our country, our army, about this and other things, let's talk more with the guest on the air, happy day, in touch, lawyer and human rights defender mykola polozov. i welcome you to the air of the only marathon. hello, mr. mykola. almost a month ago, you presented a project to search for prisoners, in the framework of which you are looking for prisoners of the russian army of the ukrainian military. well, as for the number of requests, it is really very much. we did not expect that there would be such a number. as of the current date, we have already received more than 1,350 requests, and we are currently processing them and verifying them, and our lawyers are already in Российский Федерация has begun search

karina kharitonova denis tsitseronov and ivanunov in vesti on duty to throw a candy wrapper or an emptye out of the car window, leave a garbage bag on the side of the road or take construction waste into the field according to the new law. for this, substantial fines will be issued up to the confiscation of the vehicle. alexei knor figured out how much a cigarette butt thrown out of a car would cost now. it's all from some supermarkets or it's some kind of individual entrepreneur. this is what the grocery store does. this grocery store, enterprising, businessmen. it looks like they found a free way to dispose of expired goods, dumped right on the side of the road near the village of redkino. this fresh dump of stale products was formed, according to local residents, just a couple of days ago, but if you walk along the road such heaps of garbage, you can find here every 20 -30 m here, for example, someone obviously threw away the waste of textile production. they talk about it. these are the patches made according to the same pattern next to it are the same expired food containers with r

well, now karina kharitonova figured out what could threaten the popular service.t regularly feeds customers with the leakage of their personal data, millions of names, surnames, phone numbers leaked even passport data to the network . he gave clients a lot of problems, or at least inconvenience, for which the court in moscow will now have to answer and one of these days registered another case against yandex food and the meeting is scheduled for august 2. it is known that the lawsuit filed by roskomnadzor departments plan to attract. yandex is going to be held accountable for violating the law on personal data. only this time, according to the media, the protocol was drawn up in connection with the leakage of personal information of the couriers, but the essence of the matter. it doesn't change one way or another, these are unprecedented cases. we have already talked more than once about those whose data were on public display among them and personal people, for example, actress aglaya tarasova was delivered to her home more than once after several dinners, all in

maxim shevchenko karina kharitonova and eduard petrov 200 duty unit. that's unknown.long as it takes, american and socialite ghilaine maxwell to more easily overcome psychological difficulties and accumulate funds for a new life in a prison in the state. this is lohas. she will receive a tiny salary of 15 cents an hour for cleaning toilets and washing dishes just a few weeks ago, maxwell was sentenced to twenty years in prison for sex trafficking in underage girls she was found guilty in aiding the legendary producer. jeffrey epstein. the judge proved that the couple organized a conveyor belt for the provision of sexual services; clients were rich famous people of the old. and the new world politicians are entrepreneurs, and american schoolgirls, who were forced to fulfill any whims of wealthy customers with gifts and threats, epstein died in prison in 2019 under mysterious circumstances. so in the dock maxwell was in splendid isolation some experts say if she can't get along with others. turned on and will not stop complaining about the conditions of detention, it ca

dozens of captured invisible women, relatives say , karina bugaichenko will tell you more. day because i want to talk about such events as what happened to my youngest son's wife. she is a medical doctor from the 555th hospital of the city of mariupol. unfortunately, she is currently in captivity in russia. she is unknown to larisa eleni, 27 years old. they last spoke on february 26 . then the family was on its way from kharkov to a safer place, and olena received the wounded in mariupol and wrote a message, replied to me, and this is what the answer was: hold on everything will be fine we will show you take care of yourself you understand this is a person who thinks about everyone and about myself last of all, and then there was communication, well, very rarely, she could contact either my mother or her mother for a moment, and there i was literally alive, the hospital where elena worked was bombed by the russian military in march, so the medics together with the wounded could be evacuated only within mariupol to azovstal or the ilyich plant, relatives assume. i didn't kno