executive chef leticia nunez. -hi. how are you? -how are you? -are you chef leticia? -yes, i am.he head boss in charge? i am. that's what they tell me. to run an empire this big, you gotta work. she comes in at 5:00 every morning and puts in almost 70 hours a week. we do two tons of crab legs a day. -two tons? -two tons. that's how many crab legs will be put through this little station right here. so there's none left for america? they're all gone. lemonis: it's not just crab legs. in a year, they'll dish out nearly 3 million pieces of dim sum, 650,000 oysters, and more than a half a million sliders. -do you do all the buying? -yes, i do. -for the whole place? -yes, i do. that's the bulk of my job, financials, the managing of money, oh, then we have a crisis. we will have very upset guests. the next time you're stressing over dinner, keep in mind that chef leticia and her team will serve a million people every year. yeah, one million. ♪ -this is the big leagues. -this is it, yeah. this is the biggest experience in las vegas, is it not? the biggest buffet? -yes. it is. i was born

i'm so proud of leticia james and the great city of new york for the leadership in bringing this case to the supreme court. 17 different states joined the leadership of new york to get an accurate count in our census. it was a spirited debate. everyone spoke, with the exception of justice thomas, and they brought many points out. first of all, the census is supposed to count everyone, it is supposed to enumerate, count everyone, and be as accurate as possible, and this is important because our representation is based on the census numbers. so if you are not counted, you are not represented, and the census numbers, in terms of federal dollars, impact every year on where over $700 billion are spent for the needs of people for housing, for health care. it is based on census numbers. so if you are not counted, you are not receiving the proper support, and our businesses and our country and our government depends on census numbers for the data, for the research to move our country forward for the next 10 years. if the data is not accurate, then our programs and our policies aren't accurate

. >>> pero esta postura no es compartida por leticia herrera. >>> seamos sensibles a las historias der juicio dar. >>> en este albergue se quiere dar albergue. >>> nos preocupa, pero ya estamos aquÍ. >>> y posterior a hechos registrados ayer donde autoridad mexicanos de instituto nacional de migraciÓn seÑalan de forma directa tener un rechazo por parte de la comunidad de esta frontera, mientras esperan el asilo y poder cruzar hacia estados unidos en tijuana, telemundo 20. >>> y nos vamos a ti juanaed donde aumentan muertos por el crimen esta vez la vÍctima es es unaed ante de la universidad autÓnoma de baja california encontrada a bordo de vehÍculo sin vida se trata de melania y estudiante de odontologÍa. >>> me impresionÓ mucho la noticia porque no tiene enemigos o ha hecho algo malo. >>> a la joven la encontraron en el asiento trasero de un auto herida la agresiÓn se dio el lunes por noche hasta el momento se desconoce oficialmente en bus que un ahora al responsable. >>> y el fiesta fuerzo por expandir el control estarÍa trancado y segÚn sam y meista el plan estÁ lum dado por una le

my name is leticia, and i'm here with just cause.i we work with black and latino families in the city trying to stay in their homes. i'm here at today's hearing to speak about the impact that will be had on me as a resident in san francisco and i community members that i work with every day fighting to stay in this city. what i know is that people are struggling, and it's not getting any easier. what i learned today is that this already happened, and it's going to happen again. i'm concerned about the negative consequences that we will -- that we'll all feel. i'm constantly worried about my landlord selling her property and what that would mean for me and my future in this city. the reason why so many of us are worried is because we know we'll be unable to compete with those making so much more money than we make. i'm worried about the low-income seniors and families that are struggling that i work with to meet those most basic needs, and meeting those basic needs when everything keeps going up, and wages are, like, stagnant. i'm wor

particular bit the next one of the largest exchanges has been accused by new york's attorney general leticia james of covering up the laws of eight hundred fifty million here to talk more is taylor letterman cryptocurrency analyst at simpler. now we see big point drop over five percent in a matter of minutes after this was filed as traders move to withdraw their funds from bit panics liquidity run tell us tell us what happened when the next they had this problem are ready with their last year and then they address these concerns why is it happening again. yes of but the next and other both have been releasing sort of news been coming out of them always at the wrong time right so you mention the support around to do one hundred they are going to do pretty well until that news came out so right now we're kind of taking steps back and waiting for more information is that the next tether scandal to go out of resurface again so what we're seeing is a loan from one company but the next into other shifting back and forth between hands and then what we really want to pay attention to in this situati

leticia ordaz introduces us to ájack sunzeriá (sun-say-ri). transplant recipient: "we were a pretty good looking couple, what happened to us?" angie sunzeri / wife: "we got old." jack sunzeri's heart still beats strong for his bride angie of 68 years. jack sunzeri/ heart transplant recipient: "i have a beautiful wife who took care of me. my wife is my angel. angie is my angel."they promised to stick with each other in sickness and in health and that's just what they've done. 23 years ago the couple feared their love story may come to come to an end. jack sunzeri/ heart transplant recipient: "i had a cardiac arrest, my heart stopped." after suffering countless heart attacks...doctors told jack he would need a new heart. jack sunzeri/ heart transplant recipient: "i asked my nurse.. i said honey how much time do i have to live and she said you really want to know? i said yes please tell me and she said, well probably a week, if the heart doesn't come in within a week you are going to be gone." jack says the nurse came back with some news. jack su

architecture constructed twelfth and thirteenth centuries said to be built over a pagan woman city called leticiathe last time the cathedral suffered major damage was during the french revolution the main terrorists are sixty nine meters high and they were the tallest structures in paris until the eiffel tower was completed back in eighty nine and nearly thirty million people visit the cathedral every year however it has been in dire need of restoration that tasha butler has the latest from paris well french president about all mark or has spoken about the drama that has unfolded in paris with those with a fire that spread throughout the not to cathedral neck he has said that that fire has now been stabilized he has said that the worst has been averted and what he means is the firefighters say that he is earlier that this building would collapse if in fact been averted it's no longer the case they've managed to stabilize control that blaze and what they're doing now is firing water jets at the building to try and cool it down to avoid any further parts collapsing but the flames continue the fire