and nobody walks in los angeles.who would stay to protest which would then become a riot as the stonewall became a riot, the story of this wonderful protest in 1967 in los angeles was virtually lost to history. speaker: i think it's real interesting that stonewall gets all of the credit for being the spark that led t gay rigs the, really, theirst milantwas restance tgay opprsion.some of lillian: in 1959, the police came into a donut shop in downtown los angeles. it was a favorite hangout of queens and gay hustlers, and the police were doing their usual thing. they just thought they would harass a few people, and the queens weren't going put up with it, so they started throwing sticks and hot coffee and it was a full-fledged mini riot. this was a militant protest against police harassment. anhappened anywhere in a mithe united states. yet speaker: every time you think you've found an origin, there's something right before it that enabled it. william mann: i remember harry hay once saying to me when i interviewed him,

jaime: en los Ángeles, jaime garcÍa, univisiÓn. esto lleva los expertos a preguntarse si el virus ha estado circulando durante un tiempo sin dt arce. eso explicarÍa el aumento de contagios en lugares donde aÚn no se ha descubierto. por lo pronto autoridades sanitarias recomiendan a los viajeros usar mascarillas y otras medidas. guillermo gonzÁlez nos va a explicar. guillermo: la recomendaciÓn de los cdc incluyen nuevas medidas de protecciÓn para evitar contagiarse de la viruela del mono y evitar el contagio cercano con personas enfermas. los expertos tambiÉn recomiendan usar mascarillas dentro de los aviones. >> son dos aÑos, asÍ que no, yo creo que no, para mÍ no. >> sÍ, siempre y cuando los mÉdicos lo recomiendan, sÍ. guillermo: el nivel de alerta dos significa que deben elevarse las precauciones para evitar contagiarse de viruela. los especialistas hacen sus propias recomendaciones. >> recordar que la viruela del mono no se pasa de persona a persona generalmente se pasa por lo que son fluidos corporales, ya sea por lesiones de l

in the los angeles club, he left real madrid as a free agent after 9 years of playing for the spanish on a contract. bale with los angeles is designed for a year with the possibility of an extension for another year and a half, let me remind you that the italian defenders of juventus jojokini also moved to los angeles in june. the next match of the north american major league baseball mlb was marked by a massive brawl, an incident occurred at a match between seattle and los angeles angeles, during a pitch, a player in los angeles intentionally hit the ball in the thigh of an opponent. he issued a referee warning and a mass brawl began, everyone was unhappy and fought for almost 5 minutes following the incident, the coaches and 6 players of the teams were removed. sasha ruin everything for now , thanks for the news. it was alexander abramov of the chelyabinsk region, they are going to restore one of the country's oldest hydroelectric power plants. it was launched more than a century ago in 1910 grand to work , a plan for the work itself has already been drawn up, my colleague was convi

durante la audiencia de naasÓn joaquÍn garcÍa lÍder de la luz del mundo en la corte superior de los ÁngelesÚnico que hice es trabajar para usted >>> Él de naranjo escuchaba la traducciÓn Él en ningÚn momento se girÓ a mirar a las mujeres que lo acusan. (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> (nombre en inglÉs) como se les conoce a las vÍctimas derramaron lÁgrimas (informaciÓn en pantalla). >> ellas contaron que los abusos ocurrieron en california, muchas veces fue en la casa de naasÓn. >> justo frente a la iglesia del este de los Ángeles. >> (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> en un comunicado la luz del mundo insistiÓ en la inocencia de su lÍder naasÓn joaquÍn garcÍa y asegurÓ que tuvo que aceptar los cargos para proteger a la iglesia y su familia mientras tanto afuera de la corte varios exmiembros manifestaron su apoyo a las vÍctimas y pidieron una mÁxima condena contra el lÍder >>> no es justicia merecen mÁs >>> las vÍctimas dicen que se sintieron engaÑadas >>> (informaciÓn en pantalla) >>> ellas aseguraron que se prepararon durante 3 aÑos para enfrentarse a su abusador >>> al final de la audiencia el

the los angeles declaration is built around four core pillars. first, stability and assistance, making sure communities that are welcoming refugees can afford to care for them, educate them, medical care, shelter and job opportunities. second, increasing pathways for legal migration throughout the region as well as protections for refugees. there -- third, working together for a humane and orderly order management system. finally, making sure we are working together to respond to emergencies. we know that safe, orderly and legal migration is good or all our economies, but we need to halt the dangerous and unlawful ways that people are migrating unlawful migration is not -- people are migrating. unlawful migration is not acceptable. we will secure armor -- we will secure our borders in partnership with our partners with groundbreaking new approaches that address the needs of vulnerable migrants and the needs of countries hosting those migrants. that is why it has the support of the u.n. high commissioner on refugees and the international organizat

jorge: muy buenas noches desde los Ángeles, donde tendremos la declaraciÓn conjunta de los presidentesumbre de las amÉricas. hoy comenzamos en ciento con las audiencias de la comisiÓn de la cÁmara de representantes que investiga el ataque al capitolio del pasado 6 de enero de 2021, ocurriÓ en el momento de mayor audiencia de la televisiÓn en inglÉs, las acusaciones son muy serias, la acusaciÓn principal es un intento de golpe de estado en los estado unidos, el principal responsable es donald trump. claudia uceda en washington comienza nuestra cobertura. claudia: con una pantalla gigante la primera audiencia del comitÉ que investiga el asalto al capitolio reviviÓ la acciones de la turba. " la violencia no fue un accidente", sostuvo que lidera la investigaciÓn y culpÓ a trump de orquestar un golpe de estado, este vÍdeo nunca antes visto de 12 minutos de un documentalista mostrÓ los movimientos con el que el grupo extremista proud boys aparentemente lideraba el ataque, las imÁgenes de policÍas atacados conmovieron a los familiares de las vÍctimas, esta policÍa fue herido y dijo que era un

locutor: por datos de la policÍa de los Ángeles. 1 de cada 3 personas que fueron baleadas por agentesciembre del 2021, una de sus hermanas habÍa llamado al nÚmero de emergencia 911. lopez: era mi hermano el que estaba ahÍ sentado y que lo estaban apuntando. y yo reaccionÉ y dije "¿por quÉ lo estÁn apuntando?". escobosa: se trataba de margarito junior. lo que siguiÓ fue estremecedor. margarito se encontraba sentado aquÍ en uno de los escalones. en una mano sostenÍa un telÉfono celular. en la otra se alega un cuchillo, un cuchillo de cocina. >> tira la navaja. no te queremos lastimar, junior. tÍrala. escobosa: pasaron minutos en los que las autoridades dieron Órdenes, gritos, instrucciones, y Él se mantenÍa como perdido, como si no escuchara. >> hey, tira la navaja tÍrala al suelo. tÍrala al suelo. escobosa: por momentos, junior apuntaba el cuchillo hacia su cuello. a 35 millas de los Ángeles, emily garcÍa, un estudiante de contabilidad, regresaba a casa en tustin, california el 9 de agosto del 2021. de pronto vio que las autoridades desviaban el trÁfico, mantenÍan cerrada las calles y

at the los angeles club.left real madrid as a free agent after 9 years of playing for the spanish champions, bale's contract with los angeles is designed for a year with the possibility of an extension for another year and a half, let me remind you that the italian defender also moved to los angeles earlier juventus jorjuhelia. the next match of the north american major league baseball mlb was marked by a mass brawl, the incident occurred at the match between seattle and los angeles angeles, during the pitch, the player in los angeles deliberately hit the ball in the opponent's thigh of the referee. they issued a warning and a massive brawl began, they fought for almost 5 minutes, and the coaches and 6 players of the teams were removed. that's all about sports for now, see you next hour. at first there were few of them in syllables, then there was more indoctrination of the population. this is a necessary condition before any military operation through education through the media each in the thirteenth year.

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fue crÍtico en la ediciÓn de su cadena >> hoy concluyÓ la cumbre de la amÉricas en la ciudad de los Ángelesntre los paÍses involucrados para aliviar la crisis migratorio cristinalles. londoÑo tiene los detalles >>> rodeado por los 19 mandatarios el acuerdo migratorio el presidente biden dijo que es uno de los mayores retos que enfrenta la regiÓn. (informaciÓn en pantalla) >>>. a estados unidos se compromete a recibir a 20.000 refugiados mÁs en los prÓximos 2 aÑos otorgar mÁs de 300 millones de dÓlares en asistencia a los paÍses que han recibido a refugiados venezolanos y anunciÓ que darÁ 11500 visa recibido a refugiados venezolanos y anunciarÁ 11500 visas de trabajo y promover la contrataciÓn de trabajadores haitianos y centro americanos y reunificaciÓn de familias cubanas y s devenezolanas >>> si tÚ no trabajo y promoverÁ visa de trabajos para haitianos y venezolanos. >>> venezolanos en camino celebraron que hayan entendido su sufrimiento >>> si tÚ no eres del gobierno estÁs perseguido por todos lados >>> otros recuerdan con un promedio de 8.000 migrantes todos los dÍas >> hace falta una p

in california, we're awaiting a call in the mayoral race in los angeles.gresswoman karen bass running against rick caruso. a life time republican businessman turned democrat. in a special recall election in san francisco, bodine lost his job as the district attorney of that city earlier this evening. in south dakota, nbc news projects that incumbent republican governor christie gnome won. in iowa, senate race michael franken -- excuse me, different screen i believe from what we're seeing. defeated former congresswoman abby. franken will now look to unseat chuck grassley come november. in montana, ryan zinke is leading in the campaign for congress. a close race we're watching. steve kornacki is at the big board to break it all down. steve, what do you got? >> it's a waiting game in los angeles. we have been showing you these numbers for a while here. rick caruso leading karen bass. certainly seems like these two are headed towards a runoff if nobody gets 50% tonight the top two finishers face off in november. settle things then. what we're waiting on is we

amy: that is mayoral candidate karen bass addressing supporters last night in los angeles.r more, we go to san francisco to speak with lara bazelon, professor at the university of san francisco school of law where she is director of the school's criminal & juvenile justice, and racial justice law clinics. she is also chair of san francisco da chesa boudin's innocence commission, which she wrote about in a san francisco chronicle piece headlined "my team set an innocent man free under chesa boudin's guidance. let us keep working." can you talk, professor, about what happened last night, about the whole recall effort that succeeded in ousting chesa boudin as the da of san francisco? >> yes. good morning, amy. i think what happened was th perfect storm because you had, as chesa said, millions of dollars, i think over $7 million been ported to the effort to recall him. i thk that money bought a lot of ads and messaging around this idea that everything that san franciscans are feeling about thing and say, rising burglary and auto crime had to do with chesa boudin. and if they co

el tren cubria la ruta los angeles- chicago. nuan las protestas de costa a costa tras el fallo e la corte de suprema que revoco el derecho al aborto . se teme que tambien prohiban pastillas para inducir el aborto y los matrimonios entre personas del mismo sexo, temas sugeridos por el juez conservador "clarence thomas". implementan un fallo que anula la politica que da prioridad de deportacion a inmigrantes considerados peligrosos considerado peligroso para la seguridad nacional y estudia millones a indocumentados bajo amenaza de ser deportados. locutor: este es el noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos e india calderÓn. jorge: comenzamos con una noticia trÁgica de Última hora. al menos 42 inmigrantes fueron encontrados hoy muerto en un camiÓn de carga, otros 16 fueron hospitalizados y las circunstancias en las que ocurre esta tragedia no son nuevas. las hemos visto antes, varios grupos han muerto en estos tractocamiones. antonio guillÉn estÁ en san antonio como lo Último. antonio: efectivamente, un hecho lamentable que ocurre en el

en los Ángeles. noticiero telemundo 48. sprendiÓ un acuerdo migratorio. firmaron 20 paÍses incluyendo estados unidos. deben trabajar unidos para mantener los procesos migratorios en orden. y que sean rechazados en la frontera. y las mÁs desfavorecidas y una respuesta des encadenada por la crisis de la situaciÓn climÁtica. >>> los permisos para tramitarle galmente por mÉxico. de esta forma muchos sdiern la aprobaciÓn de la vista de transit mexicano. con el fin de pedir asilo en la frontera con estados unidos. sin embargo,, aunque algunos consiguieron este documento sienten desconfianza de todo el proceso la preocupaciÓn de nosotros es que cuando tenga mÁs adelante mucha gente. ha dicho que las autoridades agarran y lo rompen que no vale nada. otro contingente protestÓ y algunos seco ziern los labios para ser escuchados. miles de migrantes los que buscan llegar a este paÍs. y se exponen a diferentes peligros. pero hay personas que los ayudan para tratar de ingresar y escucharemos a uno de ellos ahora un hombre que trabajÓ mo p

from the port of los angeles this runs 20 minutes. as we used to say in the united states senate i hope you excuse the point of personal privilege but i think that saul must be related to one of my close friends. you think i am kidding. i have to tell you what, thank you sal. everybody, before i begin i want to say a few words very briefly about the january 6 hearing that was highlighted last night. the insurrection was one of the darkest chapters in our nations history. a brutal assault on our nations history. and we heard about it last night again. it is important that the american people understand what truly happened. and to understand that the same forces that led january 6 rain today. it is about our democracy itself. we have to protect our democracy, i know it sounds corny to say it. i have to admit to you, i never thought that it was going to be this straightforward a challenge before. the rule of law matters. we are seeing how the battle for the soul of america has been far from one. we can allow no one to place a dagger at t

los angeles canceled at the last minute.r the pretext of a positive test for covid, venezuelan president nicolas maduro even suggested that argentina hold an alternative summit meeting. leaders of the community of latin american and caribbean states and invite joe biden to it, but in the morning mine was sent. he admired the sincerity and courage of the president. lópez obrador and express support for his message of renunciation of peace, sanctions of blockades exclusion and discrimination the action of the government of the united states of america is pure water discrimination of the three countries of the american building. axis called what is happening a blow to biden the united states summit is actually losing its all-american status at the very moment when the us president is trying to restore washington's influence in latin america and seize the initiative from china new york times. admits mexican president's refusal to travel will prevent the united states from demonstrating at the summit revived leadership in the reg

poner marcha un movimiento mundial ciudadano a favor de nuestros mares gracias por acompaÑarnos en los angelessia de la luz del mundo espera de un momento a otro la sentencia por los cargos de abuso sexual contra tres menores de su congregaci'on de los que se hab'ia declarado culpable all'i est'a erika flores en vivo por las tardes erika cu'entano >> felicidad muy buenas tardes en esta audiencia de sentencia de joaqu'in garc'ia el au autodenominado ap'ostol de la iglesia la luz del mundo que enfrenta varios cargos de delitos sexuales en contra de menores recuerden que el viernes pasado garc'ia lleg'o a un a acuerdo con la fiscal'ia de california tras declararse culpable de tres cargos de abuso sexual contra tres menores de edad al llegar a este acuerdo evitar'ia que fue llevado a juicio enfrentar otros 16 cargos de delitos sexuales incluyendo tambi'en pornograf'ia infantil y trata de personas tambi'en evitar'ia pasar m'as tiempo en prisi'on que se mostrar'an im'agenes expl'icitas de las 'areas y sexuales en contra de menores en esta audiencia de sentencia el juez puede aceptar este acuerdo o b

no votes yet, but again, same deal, city of los angeles, los angeles county. they have been processing, they have been getting those mail-in ballots ready. they will get numbers reported out, again if last year's recall, the -- newsom recall election is any indication, it could be about 2025 minutes and we will get a lot of numbers, maybe some early clarity here, in this mayoral primary in los angeles. again, we if nobody gets 50%, that's the magic number, 50%, then the top two finishers will go to a runoff, that runoff will be held in november. the polling indicates karen bass and rick caruso are far ahead of the rest of the field. let's see what happens when we start to get those numbers. we are also gonna be keeping an eye, stephanie, on a number of house races in california. including the incumbent republican, his name is david valid day, oh from the central valley of california, he voted to impeach donald trump following january 6th. he is facing the primaries, for congress are complicated in california, democrats and republicans all went on the same. bal

tom: as he wakes up early in los angeles, ed lowell will join us. now, we speak to jane foley with rabobank. she is there head of foreign exchange strategy. i have got to go to the relationship, a partial differentials now. in the last 24 hours, is the dollar stronger, or the euro weaker? jane: i think we've got a weaker euro. you might think it is strange, the ecb was much clearer than normal in their caucus -- there hawkish message to hike 25 basis points by july. i think the message here, what they didn't say. there is a new word associated with europe and the ecb, fragmentation. we have had press reports the last few days, the ecb would give us clearer messages about what they would do to stop peripheral spread -- on spreads from widening. they did not. they were invasive, there wasn't much in that. the message was, they are going to carry on hiking. they are not prepared to do a lot to stop the spread widening. that is a concern for investors, a concern about the outlook for the european project. until we have or message on that front, i think

pasamos a los Ángeles con la demanda de un grupo de personas contra este condado por presuntos abusosador durÁn tiene los testimonios de algunas de ellas. reportero: en medio del llanto, varios demandantes contaron que fueron sexualmente abusados y un orfanato. entre las supuestas vÍctimas estÁ nicole castro. sÉ que es difÍcil. ¿ a quÉ tipo de abusos fue sometida usted? >> sexual y mucho abuso de pegarme mucho. nos amarraban y no nos daban de comer. >> me metieron en un lugar donde supuestamente me iban a proteger y los monstruos estaban entre las cuatro paredes. reportero: los hechos ocurrieron en los aÑos 80 en un centro que ahora estÁ cerrado. a pesar de que han pasado muchos aÑos, la ley en california les permite proceder con la demanda civil. >> hago esto para cerrar la puerta y decirle a todo el mundo que yo sÍ valgo algo. yo valgo algo. reportero: los abogados dijeron que esperan que el condado de los Ángeles responda por los hechos que supuestamente fueron omitidos. esa denuncia incluye solo a 40 demandantes de mÁs de 500 personas que esperan agregar en otra demanda que prepar

jeremy: los angeles is the biggest city in california. in a lot of ways, given size and diversity, it functions as a microcosm. when that race began and congresswoman karen bass got in there, i think there was prevailing belief that she was probably going to have a fairly smooth after winning. i don't think people saw a billionaire former republican-light businessman becoming so competitive in this race. the fact he has been able to is a testament to voters feeling pretty pessimistic about the status quo. if that is true in los angeles, it is certainly want to be true in other places. karina: i know a lot of people watching what is happening here and in los angeles and california on a national level. california governor gavin newsom is up for reelection in the fall. can you talk about possible challengers in the general election? jeremy: certainly. after the governor overwhelmingly defeated a recall last year, there was not a huge appetite among republican candidates or donors, for that matter, to sign up for a second round. state senator

patricia: seguimos en los Ángeles porque hoy es dÍa electoral de primarias en siete estados donde se eso de medio tÉrmino. dulce castellanos nos explica. dulce: se prepara el escenario para noviembre. en california, hay ojo a, dakota del sur y nueva jersey se decidirÁ los recursos en noviembre. >> en new jersey una decena de escaÑos en la cÁmara representantes. en california los demÓcratas no enfrentan fuertes competidores. >> en los Ángeles la crisis desamparados y el aumento de la delincuencia son el enfoque. el multimillonario rick tocar uso parece tener la delantera. >> la gobernadora se enfrentÓ a cinco republicanos. patricia: dinos cuÁl ha sido la participaciÓn de los contrastes? >> se estima que sÓlo el 30% de votante saliÓ estas urnas a pesar de que el estado lleva varios esfuerzos para aumentar la participaciÓn. vemos una baja participaciÓn, ahora el condado tiene la tarea de contabilizar todos los votos. envÍo desde los Ángeles, dulce castellanos, leÓn, regreso contigo. leÓn: se lanzÓ una advertencia sobre las amenazas que enfrenta este paÍs. hay narrativas falsas a travÉs d

i hope more countries will see the potential for joining the los angeles declaration. and i want to thank all of my fellow leaders on this stage for committing to this historic new vision for our region. and now i'd like to invite president lasso of ecuador to say a few words. and thank you all very, very much for your patience. [applause] >> thank you, very much, president biden. [laughter] thank you very much, president biden for this invitation. it has been truly an honor to be in this summit accompanied by this distinguished group of presidents of the americas. ladies and gentlemen, it is important for the region to continue the dialogue to promote safe, regular and orderly migration, identifying actions that translate into public policies that promote development and inclusion and an environment of peace and security. in protection of the human race and human mobility. therefore, i welcome this summit and the political will expressed by the heads of state and delegations present here to work with the objective of strengthening coordinated actions in this area. the

alan: quÉ increÍble que desde nueva york, desde miami y hasta los Ángeles con luis sandoval felices de una no quiere. reportera: tambiÉn recordaron los pleitos que tuvo con juan osorio. niurka: hoy me tocan a juan y le jalÓ los pelos a quien sea. nos llevamos muy bien. por quÉ le dio dinero, dejen de dar dinero a los hombres. reportera: la polÉmica continÚa la entrevista cuando le dijeron si estarÍa dispuesta a unir su talento al lado de ninel conde el bombÓn asesino. reportera: en ciudad de mÉxico guadalupe andrade, "despierta amÉrica". alan: yo la verdad lo vi relajado. luego si son de ese tipo de hombre como dice cynthia—— luis: pero a veces en la relaciÓn se prestan dinero y se vale.. vamos a celebrar un fin de semana futbolero y les voy a mostrar como guaynna hizo alarde por decir asÍ porque no le fue muy bien en el fÚtbol. alan: se va a presentar este festival de campeones. los queremos. lourdes: este es el sonido de tu nueva oferta con gangas&deals, con ahorros de hasta el 90% de descuento en marcas de lujo directo a tu e—mail. suscrÍbete hoy mismo en www.univisiÓn.com/gangas ca

he's joining us live from that conference in los angeles. welcome to al jazeera. so i know that before the summit, human rights watch had called on leaders to commit to an agreement that moved away from heavy handed enforcement and more towards protection and human rights. so does this summit and what's come out of fit, satisfy human rights watch in that regard? yes or no. i think that in principle, 1st of all the, the fact that we have that agreement coming out a bit from it is, i think 1st of all, one of the most significant things that come out of some of the probably the most significant things come out with the from it and it's also just a good thing in principle, right? the way we've been my managing migration in the america hasn't worked. it's led to, it hasn't stopped like right. so the idea that that vitamin said, we need to look at a new way of doing this. we need to rethink this and, and put it into the declaration is a good thing in and of itself. in terms of the contents of the declaration. it doesn't contain lots of new but that's not necessarily a b

welcome to the port of los angeles and san pedro bay. it is my great privilege as a rank and file member of the international longshore and warehouse union iowu to say a few words. it is made up of men and women from every race, religion, culture and background. the very fabric of america itself. our members are ordinary citizens who do extraordinary work. morning after morning, and night after night. in the past two years, members helped these world-class ports of los angeles and long beach repeatedly shatter cargo volume records. [applause] in 2021, despite unprecedented obstacles, over 20 million crossed the docks. a debt of gratitude is owed to our international, coast and local officers for implementing protocols that help keep our members safe. despite those extraordinary efforts, many brothers and sisters did fall ill. some, severely. some with lasting consequences. and too many paid the ultimate price. we will take a moment of silence in their honor, please. thank you. president franklin delano roosevelt, who sailed aboard the ve

kelly o'grady is live at the pumps in los angeles. look closely behind her.you want some shock, kelly. >> yeah, trace. you're no stranger to these prices in l.a., right? you can see $6.99 for a gallon of regular. that means roughly $100 time every time you fill up. there's one station in california accused of price gouging. they're near $10. this pain is nothing new. 27 out of 28 days we've hit record highs. the national average is eight cents higher than double the price when president biden took office. that means your averaging an extra $34 every time you fill up. in california, the situation is worse, which is particularly concerning when it comes to the price of diesel at the southern california ports. 31% of all international water trade passes through here and delivered via truck or rail. higher freight costs mean higher costs of goods. with a poll showing 72% of americans disapprove of the president's handling the crisis, experts can't agree on a path forward. the administration is turning to opec for help and even some dems are concerned about relyin

let's get more on this from rob reynolds who joins us live now from los angeles. so what is being said, or will be said so far? well, so hail the heads of delegations are arriving here for this 2nd day of the los angeles summit. and on this day, a president joe biden is devoting at least some of his attention to issues of green energy and climate change. the administration is unveiling to program that a one of them a has to do with greater cooperation and funding for caribbean nations to strengthen their threatened infrastructure in the face of rising sea levels and ever more destructive and powerful storms and hurricanes. the other initiative being signed on today by several major countries in the region, including argentina and brazil would set goals for increasing clean energy generation throughout the the, the hemisphere as a way of combating global warming. president, also, as you mentioned, has been talking about some geographical re shifting of the fragile supply chain. we've all seen those pictures of ships waiting outside ports at the at c jammed ports, i

every year manuel did apollo al jazeera g up as mexico went out to rob reynolds in los angeles. so robert, is there hope for any agreement on migration with many of the country's leaders missing from the summit? well, carry a quite a contrast between those scenes of crowds and desperation in man wells excellent report and the virtually empty press center here in los angeles for the sum of the americas. the u. s. is strategy on migration as expressed in this summit and previously is to address the root causes of migration. so in that regard, later on today, president biden is expected to unveil plans for to increase private investment in the region, strengthen supply chains and create jobs, move towards clean energy, and confront climate change all in an effort to bolster the economies and the democratic instincts in these regions in this region, another priority is improving health care and medical care. in a region that was terribly, a hard hit by the coven, 19 pandemic, over the past several years bite and wants to train half a 1000000 health professionals over the next 5 year

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biden: coming together to launch the los angeles declaration on migration and protection.is declaration, we're transforming an approach to managing migration in the americas. each of us is signing up to commitments that recognizes the challenges we all share and responsibility that impacts on all of our nations will stop los angeles declaration is built around four pillars. first, stability and assistance. making sure community's that are welcoming refugees can afford to care for them. educate them. medical care, shelter, and job opportunities. second, increasing pathways for legal migration throughout the region as well as protections for refugees. third, working together to implement a more humane and coordinated border management system. and finally, making sure we are working together to respond to emergencies. amy: the agreement was signed by over a dozen countries in the region, including mexico, el salvador, honduras even though there presidents did not attend the summit. the only central american country that refused to sign was nicaragua, which was excluded from t

mighty: al celebrarse hoy el dÍa del padre hay un hispano en los angeles que no puede festejar y es queer un dÍa de celebraciÓn y regocijo para padres en estados unidos se ha convertido en un viacrucis desde que sus hijos fueron acribillados por agentes del departamento de series del condado de los Ángeles. hoy cristÓbal guardado, lejos de compartir con su hijo andrÉs recuerda con dolor que hace justo dos aÑos el joven de 18 aÑos muriÓ de cinco balazos en la espalda. >> amigo siempre le gustÓ trabajar, siento mucho que mi hijo haya sido asesinado en su lugar de trabajo. dentro de mi corazÓn me siento destrozado, aunque sean dos aÑos que han pasado. locutora: familias se dieron cita afuera de la corte de la ciudad de con tom para pedir una investigaciÓn justa. en el caso de guardado, los dos agentes fueron removidos de sus funciones, pero invocaron la quinta enmienda para no testificar en corte. >> en este dÍa Él me decÍa feliz dÍa, te quiero mucho, me daba un abrazo. me decÍa que no trabajara, querÍa que saliera con Él e ir a comer o algo. romy: los padres de guardado presentaron una de

it's live in los angeles for us, rob rentals. thank you. and we will be going to present joe biden, when he speaks at the summit of the americas in los angeles. an 11 year old girl has describe how she smeared herself of the classmates blood to avoid being killed during a school mass shooting. this part of testimony that horrified us. politicians often 19 children was shot there that a school with the texas tech was the worst of a space. recent gun massacres. as mike hunter reports not from washington lawmakers on capitol hill hearing emotional 1st hand accounts of the devastating human impact of gun violence in the u. s. t. i n. i thought you didn't come back. i i, i really hold off to her record a testimony. the father of the 11 year old school shooting survivor told members of congress that the family is now dealing with the subsequent trauma. oh, look to day i come because their career lost my baby girl. but she is that the same little girl that i used to play with ingram with and do everything cuz she was that is little girl. i don't k

i got to tell you, it's gascon was causing this horrendous crime rate in los angeles. family of this officer and what he is suffering -- my organization is the wounded blue, we help these officers and i'm seeing every single day and it's very upsetting to me. >> shannon: these are men and women who voluntarily go out to stand in the gap for us and protect us. i want to throw up this stat from nypd, the rate at which officers are quitting is at a record pace in 2021, 38% and 2020 up 46%. the mayor says eric adams, he's not worried about being able to recruit and the staff and maintain the workforce but these numbers don't look good to. >> if i was mayor adams i wouldn't be worried either, i have a security detail around me 24/7. it's everyone else in new york that is worried, that's a lot of retirements, it's a lot of people quitting the job because it defined the police has created a disincentive. we need to turn that around and it starts with the politicians and it needs to start today. >> shannon: these officers need to know if they apprehend criminals and there is a

yes, president joe biden has opened the summit of the americas in los angeles. he wants to use the vent to re engage with the regional leaders. many though aren't attending anger that washington refused to invite cuba, venezuela, nicaragua, that leaves an unclear how much progress will be made on the u. s. his top priority at the summit, curbing high levels of migration, rub reynolds as more from los angeles in a speech opening the summit of the americas here in los angeles, president joe biden challenge the participants here to work together on a long list of initiatives. everything from improving health care in the region to ensuring food security, disrupting criminal gangs, and ensuring up democracies in the region. by far, of course, the top issue here is migration. there's record numbers of people seeking to go into the united states, fleeing problems in central america and elsewhere in the region. here's some of what biden had to say about that safe and orderly migration is good for hallmark. connery including the united states. it can be a catalyst for su

to los angeles in a speech opening the summit of the americas here in los angeles, president joe biden challenged the participants here to work together on a long list of initiative. everything from improving health care in the region to ensuring food security, disrupting criminal gangs, and ensuring up democracies in the region. by far, of course, the top issue here is migration. there's record numbers of people seeking to go into the united states, fleeing problems in central america and elsewhere in the region. here's some of what biden had to say about that safe and orderly migration is good for all of our economies, including the united states. it can be a catalyst for sustainable growth. what all law, lawful migration is not acceptable. we will enforce our borders, including your innovative coordinated action with our regional partners. we've come a long way together says united states hosted the 1st summit of the americas 20 years ago. there is no reason why the western hemisphere shouldn't be secure, prosperous and democratic from canada's northernmost riches to the southern ti

los angeles d.a.ially recalled. you just heard that mentioned in claudia's piece about gascon. correspondent bill melugin shows us more tonight from los angeles. >> the campaign to recall progressive los angeles d.a. george gascon is almost on the ballot with more than half a million signatures collected. and some criminal defendants in l.a. are getting worried. this is wily wilkerson, a gang member charged with murdering a man with a home invasion burglary in l.a. county last year. fox news has obtained exclusive jailhouse audio of wilkerson telling a loved one his attorney wants to make a deal quickly before gascon potentially gets recommend. eric is the pp of the lapd union. he says defendants are becoming increasingly eager to make deals while they still have gascon in office. their big esther is george gascon it's not their defense lawyer it's george gascon that's hot biggest cheerleader right now. for the first time the los angeles mom run over with her baby by a hit and run driver is speak out

we're at a high in crime here in los angeles county.se of grand theft autos, numerous smash and grab burglarlies. violent crime is on the rise and use of firearms has increased dramatically here in the city and the county. all george gascon's fault. a major portion of what is happening is the fault of george gascon and his policies, which clearly tell everybody here that they're not going to be held accountable for their criminal actions. so i do believe we need to get the signatures and fight until the deadline, july 6. >> neil: now, you're the deputy district attorney of los angeles. do you want his job? >> a lot of people are asking that question. i served seven years in the u.s. army. i'm raising my children here. hi wife is a police officer here. i'm going to keep fighting for my community no matter where that is. but right now my main job is being a father and being a child abuse prosecutor and trying to do my best to support these victims and help survivors that feel abandoned by george gascon. i'm going to continue to do that in

it's gonna start in los angeles. working to give george gascon the boot and i do believe it'll set the stage for every other city in the united states too start taking a stand and saying we can have have public safety and have reforms. we don't have to get rid of public safety. >> we talked about where it starts and ends up. i'm wondering wall street journal talks about may be the concept of consequences when lesser crimes. they say quoting here walgreens closed 22 stores in san francisco over the past five years it. largely due to shoplifting. unsafely in san francisco reduced hours hired security guards in added barriers around seven check areas to reduce shoplifting but retailers can't arrest these and many don't bother reporting them because they are really charged in the question is, when do the consequences in your estimation should they begin? we have stores all over california being shut down. >> it's our own propositions it's our own fault in californi for voting and some of these propositions without knowin

criminals in the los angeles and san francisco inc. the system is a joke.ving to prosecute to a prosecutor not doing their job. i believe chesa boudin will be recalled. >> carley: let's broaden this out if that is true and chesa boudin does get recalled in san francisco, of all places, for being soft on crime, does that send a message to other progressive prosecutors that american people are catching up to what they are doing and they want change? >> look, i think the voters in the los angeles and san francisco really do want to see reform in the system appear they want to make sure that the prosecutors are doing the responsible, you know, having responsible reform that really does impact people's lives, but the problem is that chesa boudin like the d.a. here in los angeles gas cone taken such a radical pro-criminal approach that basically the prosecutor is acting like a second defense lawyer in the court room. so you have a judge and two defense lawyers and nobody representing the public. that is what is being rejected in san francisco, not the idea of ref

taylor: you are taking a live look at the port of los angeles.resident biden is set to make comments on the supply chain, inflationary concerns that continue to persist in this economy. i want to bring us some commentary from ed ludlow who is live at the port. what are we expecting to hear from the president on a huge cpi date? >> inflation is not coming down quick enough and the administration will act to bring it down. it was interesting because oil and what the u.s. can do the energy industry. the question is what is the president doing with the supply chain on the ground? i am being told that the labor secretary and transportation secretary are both very active having daily calls with the port of los angeles. backlogs here at the port, a lack of container space at a time when you get robust wealth, huge consumer demand helping to drive up prices. in the background, you have the longshoreman's union and the warehouse workers union in talks. if the talks are not successful, there will be further disruption at terminal island and that impacts th

my dues trip coincides with the summit of the americas, which is taking place in los angeles. washington did not invite him to the high level meeting. you had secretary of state entity bank and spoke had that summit saying sanctions against venezuela could be lifted if that are changes from a doodles. government encouraged, the venezuelan president to resume talks with the countries opposition. in our judgment, venezuelan lead negotiations between the majorities and the unitary platform are the best path that we can see. trying to restore to venezuelan some a democracy that they clearly deserve and clearly want and alleviate the extraordinary suffering has taken place in recent years. and as we've long said, sanctions aren't permanent. if we see change sanctions, i can be lifted, the purpose is not to keep them there indefinitely. the purpose is to encourage countries, regimes, governments to engage in the right kind of conduct, particularly when it comes to restoring democracy. johnny, when i was a law, had no legal ami zyden. she's an assistant professor of latin american st