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, and making sure that we don't run out of any single item. what if there's a shortage? 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 bi

leticia: ay, estoy segura que le va a encantar, mi amor. te ves hermosa.si puedes, ¿eh? porque nunca has tenido mucha fuerza de voluntad. sofía: esta vez será diferente, porque quiero que mi boda con jonathan sea perfecta. leticia: así va a ser, mi amor. te ves divina. a ver, date una vuelta. ay, qué hermosa. qué emoción.

code too deeply into the whole history of shall we say complaints of the aroma population let me ask leticia is it any clearer at this point the really basic simple questions who killed her child low and why. i think that remains a very big question and i think it is one of the reasons right now why the government absolutely needs to lift its internet shutdown i think people have very valid questions i think i mean the shutdown is having a whole range of impact it means that families aren't able to find out about what's happening to their loved ones in different parts of the country it means that independent media organizations aren't really able to report on very important development security developments except but it also means that basically as one of the individuals we interviewed in the last few days said you know the government is saying that they will investigate but we don't really know they haven't really told us what's going on and i think this is a context in which it creates almost a past perfect environment for a lot of misinformation and a lot of room that's but people deserv

reporter leticia juarez with our sister station in los angeles has the story. >> reporter: goya foods is the latest target of a boycott after the company's ceo praised president trump during a white house visit. >> we're all truly blessed at the same time to have a leader like president trump who is a builder. >> reporter: robert unumue drawing criticism with the #boy cat goya. at the market in whittier, this hand made no goya sign was left for shoppers. >> i'm not going to be supporting a company that is supporting a guy that he is not supporting us. >> reporter: those calling on the boy cat of goya products cited president trump's policies towards the hispanic community. >> i think we'll stand together on. this thing is a consensus to boycott goya because what these comments do is they normalize trump's rhetoric against latinos, against immigrants, and they normalize the mistreatment that we've been facing for these last three years. >> reporter: the united farm workers union tweeted this ad at goya showing migrant workers in the field with trump's incendiary remarks from his 2016 p

has been paid to healing some of the ethnic grievances intentions and it does sound you know what leticia just said about attacks on private property does sound like ethnic community against ethnic community now not just the people versus the government sort of narrative right. unfortunately when you have. attacks against prominent individuals people lake which. was really more socially the definitive sound of it or look we've seen that falls heavy under to our you do have people who are angry and a lot of these kind of. you know irresponsible attack against individuals isn't ordinary citizens i mean and it really had a fantastic opportunity to bring people together or. work on it insulation and used national consensus to power he established national tools commission established some other kind of other commissions and those commissions it seems to me now that will really see pleased to see the movers move for him to conserve the power none of those institutions have done anything to them people who commit the us forces that have been documented extensively by the very rich and we watche

reporter leticia juarez with our sister station in los angeles has the story. >> reporter: goya foods is the latest target of a boycott after the company's ceo praised president trump during a white house visit. >> we're all truly blessed at the same time to have a leader like president trump who is a builder. >> reporter: robert unumue drawing criticism with the #boy cat goya. at the market in whittier, this hand made no goya sign was left for shoppers. >> i'm not going to be supporting a company that is supporting a guy that he is not supporting us. >> reporter: those calling on the boy cat of goya products cited president trump's policies towards the hispanic community. >> i think we'll stand together on. this thing is a consensus to boycott goya because what these comments do is they normalize trump's rhetoric against latinos, against immigrants, and they normalize the mistreatment that we've been facing for these last three years. >> reporter: the united farm workers union tweeted this ad at goya showing migrant workers in the field with trump's incendiary remarks from his 2016 p

de verdad que la noticia debe tener muy feliz a leticia.ir cosas a la puerta. si compramos en grandes cantidades nos puede ahorrar dinero. la primera se almacenaen paquetes pequeÑos y congelar el resto y sin miedo. podemos dividir lo que utilizaremos y luego congelamos. y tambiÉn esto lo podemos hacer con frutas y verduras y todo para que nos dure mÁs tiempo. tambiÉn podemos usar contenedores de videos que nos permitan ver lo que almacenamos y todo en contenedores de videos que podamos ver y rotar en la nevera tambiÉn podemos poner la fecha en la que abrimos los potes grandes y los de videos incluso nos traen el espacio para que podamos poner la fecha en que los estamos almacenando y otra cosa es que con las niÑas y utilizÓ mucho contenedores pequeÑos porque terminan en la parte de atrÁs del refrigerador y se nos olvida que estarÁ aquÍ. los que han estado trabajando en restaurantes estaba en que estas cosas las hacemos a diario porque nos hacen a diario. tambiÉn tenemos el tema de las hierbas que pueden estar en agua o el resto lo podemos e

la fiscal leticia reaccionÓ diciendo que despuÉs de todo el acoso, amenazas y la discriminaciÓn , lasercial entre mÉxico, estados unidos y canadÁ que reemplaza el pacto que estuvo vigente desde enero de 1994. el nuevo tratado comercial que presenta cambios importantes en un flujo comercial de 1.2 billones de dÓlares llevarÁ a modernizar la relaciÓn al incluir temas como la facilitaciÓn del comercio electrÓnico y el almacenamiento de datos, protamina elevara los costos en el sector automotriz. otra masacre en un centro de rehabilitaciÓn conmociona a mÉxico. un grupo armado irrumpiÓ en un centro en guanajuato, eligiÓ a las vÍctimas y ejecutÓ a 24 personas a sangre frÍa. Éste es el cuarto ataque similar que ocurre desde diciembre en centros de rehabilitaciÓn de guanajuato en una de las zonas mÁs violentas del paÍs por disputas entre bandas del crimen organizado. alejandro madrigal nos cuenta lo que pasÓ. alejandro: es el llanto de una masacre que dejÓ 24 personas asesinadas y otras siete heridas en el municipio de irapuato, estado de guanajuato en plena luz del dÍa. cuatro amigo aquÍ. lo

leticia: ay, estoy segura que le va a encantar, mi amor. te ves hermosa. esta vez será diferente, porque quiero que mi boda con jonathan sea perfecta.

leticia council election for a year and a major blow to the pro-democracy camp she described it as the hardest decision she's had to make in months and cited coronaviruses a reason but opposition politicians say the decision is politically motivated. a prominent author and opposition spokeswoman are among dozens arrested in zimbabwe as police tried to put a stop to anti-government protests opposition parties are calling for demonstrations on saturday against food and fuel shortages as well as 700 percent inflation the afghan government has freed more taliban prisoners their release coincides with a 3 day cease fire during. both sides have signaled that peace talks could start when the holiday is all right yeah stay with headlines we have more news here on out sara right after the thrice. in conflicts one of the silent and forgotten casualties is often the environment. from the chemical contamination of soils and the collapse of water and food supplies to the habitat damage caused by displacement. has devastating consequences. not sunni manmade infrastructure has but also not to ecosyst

has been paid to healing some of the ethnic grievances and tensions and it does sound you know what leticia just said about attacks on private property does sound like ethnic community against ethnic community now not just the people versus the government sort of narrative right. unfortunately when you have. tax again. on they're going to be towards people like dave. was it really was say show me the definitive sound or that or what we look at we've seen the falls heavy and as to how you do have people who i agree and others or who you kind of. you know it was also an attack against individuals and ordinary citizens and i mean and that really had a fantastic opportunity to bring people together to work on a sense elation and a huge national sense that a sort of came to power he believes the national tools commission established some other other commissions and last question it seems to me now what really needs the police to see the maneuvers the 14th of course of the holocaust natural those institutions and the people who commit that have been the most sense to be by what i call british inc

leticia as i've been disqualified from running is that turbos legislative council election leading pro-democracy activist joshua was one of those disqualified he says it shows a total disregard for the people of hong kong. russia has denied trying to destabilize ballerinas the head of its upcoming election but the roof says it said mercenaries to incite riots state media are reporting that a criminal case has been launched against more than 30 alleged russian mercenaries it claims that they were working with opponents of the president to stay and rest the former taiwanese president who oversaw the island's transition from dictatorship to democracy has died at the age of 97 lead tanguy was president from 1988 to 2000 those were the headlines dick clark will be here with the al-jazeera news in half an hour but next it's the stream to stay with us. a global pandemic mass protests demanding change economic recession and geopolitical tensions not to mention the small matter of a looming election joining me steve clemons in conversation with leading voices on the bottom line your weekly take on u.s. p

todd: let's look at what leticia proposes, strip authority from the mayor creating an independent commissionncreasing power of the civilian complaint review board establishing force that is used for standard and urging new yorkers to stop relying on police in various situations. do you like anything in their? >> the last is the most consequential as far as public safety. if you can't trust the police to show up that is a new change in the police community dynamic. the nypd had a police commissioner for many years. teddy roosevelt was a police commissioner. it was so bad that when he was governor he changed the system to give accountability to one person who happens to be bill diblasio right now who is the titular head of the nypd. we can agree or disagree or not like him very much but at the end of the day having elected accountable leader is better than having some commission who delegates authority. >> here's donald trump on the state of new york city. >> you know what is going on in new york, it turned out to be a hellhole and they better do something about it. todd: your response to the

meanwhile on the east coast, new york attorney general leticia james says people have lost confidenceliminary report on police interactions with demonstrators reads in part, "it is clear that too many new yorkers no longer trust the police to do their jobs effectively and fairly. new york congressman zeldin is here. >> new yorkers don't trust the police to do their jobs fairly. >> that's a broad statement, you shouldn't be speaking for the entire state. when you say new yorkers, he might get an impression that all new yorkers feel that way but i don't even believe that most new yorkers feel that way. and and to build more support for law enforcement. i would take it one step further and say you should be making a broad-based statement like that because it's not accurate. the protests are going a lot further than just that rhetorically. there are a lot of expletives, often up in the face of police and obviously so demoralizing, physical assaults and going after their budget and that's also been the way, as these protesters are trying to tear them down in very personal ways. >> i first

my name is leticia yang. i am also a resident in the neighborhood, and i live around the corner from the proposed project and half a block away from green street from the library. i wanted to spend a little bit of time just letting you know the importance of the golden gate valley library to our neighborhood and to the people who elected you and that you represent. the golden gate library is really a center of gravity in our neighborhood that has a legacy that has stood over 100 years. during the times that we're not ordered to shelter in place, it's open seven days a week, and it provides immeasurable benefits to our community. this extends beyond loaning books, newspapers, and periodicals to our community at no age, but it provides services to children, seniors, and everyone in between. there is a range of programming for people of all ages, including story time, technology instruction, crafting, film night, and stem courses. and to give you a sense of the popularity of these programs, when i spoke to the b

reportera: gustavo y leticia, tus papÁs? carolina: amor de mi vida. reportera: andrÉs, tu esposo? vida fue en los Ángeles. un dÍa que le dije a mi esposo, creo que econÓmicamente podemos mantener al papÁ si van a dejar de trabajar. reportera: hablando de tu esposo, cuando conociste a andrÉs decayÓ muy mal, pero un accidente cambiÓ todo, cupido intervino... carolina: sÍ, cuando conocí a mi esposo. trabajaba en las vegas en una afiliada de univisiÓn, Él trabajaba en un edificio de enfrente. yo era soltera y me presentaron a este muchacho. lo vi muy bonito, muy arregladito, yo soy mas relajada, me maquillo porque tengo que trabajar pero el fin de semana me gusta estar relajada entonces Él no combinaba conmigo. me dijo vamos al casino a tomar helado. yo no fui a la cita y Él se enojÓ conmigo, el tiempo pasó y un dÍa voy saliendo del trabajo en un auto de la compaÑÍa. voy a salir del edificio cuando viene alguien a 1000 por hora y quedamos asÍ de chocar. bajÉ la ventanilla a insultarme y el bajo la ventanilla insultar me hiera andrÉs, me dijo despuÉs de esto no me puedes dejar plantado

this when we got sort of diverted with covid, but we hired derek and marina, and then, you've met leticia, our other facilitator, and carrie and beshears on the well-being team, particularly challenged with mental health and the different issues that relate to mental health and how services are accessed and delivered. and then, marina, of course, being our data guru and myself as sort of leading off this exploration as how we look at social determinants of health because one of the things that is not written a lot about in any of the major research on social determinants is the impact of work as a determinant of health, and so we are looking -- robert johnson has recently let out a request for proposals to look at that very issue, so there's a lot going on that we're just trying to get our hands around what kind of approaches or what our universe might be, and so certainly to involve and have conversations with yourself and other board members will be very appropriate. >> vice president follansbee: i have one other comment, and then i'm going to close this item, and that is that the comme

and unwanted think my personal staff, leticia medeiros, elizabeth albertine, and caitlin perugia. with that i yield back the balance of my time. thank you. chairwoman lowey: i would now like to recognize the subcommittee ranking member mr. cole. rep. cole: i want to begin by repeating some of the remarks i made last week respect to the important work that agencies we are about to discuss actually performed. before i do, i want to thank the chairman of the subcommittee for all of her hard work, and frankly for the very professional way in which she operates are subcommittee. nobody knows the accounts here better than my good friend, distinguished chairman. while we do not agree on every issue, she has been a wonderful partner to work with and i always find her to be fair, i find her to be inclusive, and i find her to be professional. it is a delight to work with her. i would be remiss if i did not thank my ranking member and of the ranking member of the full committee for her terrific work. she always gives me good advice and she has always been supportive and has provided me excel

i'm joined now by leticia kawano—dourado, a pulmonologist and researcher at the hospital do coracao inen he spoke today, he was wearing a mask. he didn't seem embarrassed about what he had said before. indeed, he was saying he had already had a positive impact from hunter lexical working. how didn't —— how do you think he's going to play this? he's in a vulnerable age group, isn't he? yes, he's in a vulnerable age group, but he's like using that as a strategy to sell out hydroxychloroquine. he's just recorded a video for brazilian saying he's doing perfect, he's doing very well. and that's probably because he's taking hydroxychloroquine since the beginning of the covid—i9. hydroxychloroquine since the beginning of the covid-19. you've done some research into this, though. what did that research tell you? so, what bolsonaro since the beginning has been abdicating against social distancing measures, against social distancing measures, against the use of masks in public, and he's now using this episode of his covid—i9 sickness just to prove him right. and he will probably succeed because,