you can build a seawall around manhattan. you can protect against flooding from the ocean or hurricanes, storm surges, something like that. the solution for manhattan would not work because if you built a seawall, the water would flow up. each area is completely different, and each area has to be studied to understand whether it is a good solution or does not. on the retention item that you are talking about on a local level, each is so different that it is hard to say that is a good idea or a bad idea, unless you're able to study it. a lot of local engineering firms we partner with provide our model to them to understand and study the area so they can decide how to build solutions to protect against that level of flooding. unfortunately, i cannot say, that is a great idea, or it is not enough, because i do not know the specifics. i can tell you that every local project has to account for the flood risk and the type of funding and ability to protect against it, and with all of those elements, you get a solution that maybe dra

the various cover shots in manhattan. and in his suspicious routines had quite an adventure finding the addresses and then visiting the premises and measuring the distance as for example from the main cover shop in manhattan to the flatiron building where meetings had taken place it took seven minutes by the way. but the book goes beyond that. showing the hopes, fears and beliefs of the decisions and accomplishments. everyone's life must have meaning and i wanted to unveil the people and events that shaped the meeting to immerse the reader into the historical context in which the five functioned to basically deepen the themes and significance of the story and speak to the conditions like in the first paragraph. it should have been warnings only to be seen in hindsight caught the people rushed like speeding trains and have to touch into the terrain that they thought they knew so a man and a woman one evening at new york city's grand central palace. by the way the first prologue and first chapters in the meeting room it's a

the various cover shops in manhattan, the apartments in the bronx where the handler and koval lived. and the handler himself and his suspicious routines. i had quite an adventure finding the addresses of the cover shops and visiting the premises, even interviewing current owners about the any of the of those former cover shops. and measuring distances. for example, from the main cover shop on west 23rd street in manhattan to the flatiron building where meetings had taken place with koval's handler, it took seven minutes, by the way. but the book goes beyond that. for the biography delves into the psychology of the spy, showing the hopes, fears, and beliefs that spurred his decisions and accomplishments. everyone's life must have meaning, and i wanted to unveil the people and events that shaped the meaning in koval's, to immerse the reader into the historical context in which the spy functioned, to basically deepen the themes and significance of a typical spy story. and we then, what i call the human constants, speak to the human condition. like in the first paragraph of the book, som

. >> reporter: gail and bob marry in 1982, eventually moving into a two-bedroom apartment on manhattan's upper east side. in a building made famous on "the jeffersons" tv sitcom. >> it might have looked like the perfect couple, but the reality was they were fighting a lot. >> bob had rules. and you'd better follow those rules. >> reporter: the following year alayne says bob violently attacked gail after he saw her smoking on their apartment balcony, strangling her until she passed out. she reported the incident to the police. >> if this had happened in 2021, robert bierenbaum would have been in handcuffs immediately. the fact that this was 1983, nothing was done about it. >> reporter: gail demands that bob see a therapist. he goes to dr. michael stone, who is so alarmed by bob that he writes a letter. >> the letter went as far as being a hold harmless letter. he didn't want to be held liable for not warning her about the danger. >> the letter says if i do not heed this advice i must accept the consequences including the possibility of personal injury or death at the hands of my husband a

. ♪ fly me to the moon ♪ >> one of the first dates he took gail on was a flight around manhattan in thening on the skyline. so romantic. >> bob fits the "tall, dark, and handsome." this perfect renaissance man. spoke several languages. >> it was the first date. he said, do you want to get high tonight? we flew around the lights of las vegas. it was sparkling. >> pilot, surgeon, brilliant guy. >> gourmet chef. >> expert skier. >> top of his class. a big catch, right, for any young lady. >> yeah, well, you can look so good on paper and have a whole other side that can just erase it all in a heartbeat. >> flying is the crux of the story. it's the method that he tries to cover up his crime. >> her disappearance made headlines in 1985. >> i get a phone call. turn on the tv. they've arrested robert bierenbaum. i started screaming. >> so shocked i dropped to my knees. >> you must have been shocked. >> i was, shocked. >> gail bierenbaum vanished from the apartment she shared with her husband robert, a manhattan plastic surgeon. >> bob tells police that they had an argument and she came here to

in 1924 the city of manhattan beach seized the property through imminent domain saying it was urgently for 30 years. this year the california legislature said quote as a result of these intentional racially discriminatory acts, the bruises lost their land and their business, the bruce family moved out of the city of manhattan beach and the city immediately demolished the bruce's beach resort. anthony bruce is the great, great grandson of willa and charles bruce. >> when you're robbed of your dignity. when you're robbed of your integrity, when you're robbed of your descent basic rights as a human being and mistreated like that, i mean, it sticks with you for a long time. the person that was hurt the most from this was my grandfather bernard bruce because he was actually there. he knew charles and willa has his grandparents and for him, i think it was extreme he felt the prejudice. >> anthony bruce will now be in effect inheriting bruce's beach along with other descendants of willa and charles. the california state legislature unanimously passed a bill restoring the bruce family's owners

ask your doctor about once-monthly cabenuva. 100 years ago, black people were driven out of manhattanle, will a and charles burj, owned a stretch of land on the beach where they were running a successful beach resort for black people, who called it bruises beach. in 1924, the city of manhattan beach sees the property, saying it was urgently needed for a public park. and then the properties stood vacant and untouched for 30 years. this year, the california legislator said, quote, as a result of these intentional racially discriminatory acts, the bruises lost their land and their business, the bruce family moved out of the city of manhattan beach, and the cdc immediately demolished the bruises beach resort. anthony bruce is the great great great grandson, of willow and charles bruce. >> when your robbed of your dignity, when your robbed of your integrity, when your robbed of your decent basic rights as a human being. and mistreated like that. i mean, it sticks with you for a long time. the person that was hurt the most, from this, was my grandfather bernard bruce, because he was actuall

manhattan's west waterfront. the many portrayals of attacks we called and seem to reiterate the iconography of the antebellum, anti slavery movement, which advocated the cause, using images of the exploitation, sale and abuse of powerless, enslaved african americans. but despite the pictorial presses previous representation of slavery and emancipation, the meaning of such hakeem and no doubt sometimes sensational images, had undergone a shift by the middle of 1863. for readers out frank leslie's, 'harper's weekly'and the illustrated news, the visualization of the riot and its african american victims was entwined in the changing context of the war and it's corresponding alterations in coverage. thus, readers of the illustrated press came upon the engravings of the july violence having recently seen in the june 27th frank leslie's heroic images of the assault by black regiments by native guards against intrench rebel forces at fort hudson, louisiana. a week later, in the july 4th harper's weekly, they viewed black

es el sacerdote fabiÁn arias de manhattan. que no estÁn casados y que al pedir asilo podrÍan ser separados por las autoridades migratorias al no comprar con pruebas de que son familia... >> en este momento tenemos a miles de niÑos recibiendo en new york que no tienen sus padres. jorge: es el caso de esta familia de honduras. tienen poco mÁs de dos aÑos en mÉxico y quisieron aprovechar la oportunidad para sÍ y verse el documento les ayudarÁ en la corte. en dos dÍas se han unido alrededor de 30 parejas. la ceremonia dista mucho de ser la boda de ensueÑo, pero significa mucho para los matrimonios que recibieron la bendiciÓn. >> si uno logra obtener el permiso para entrar al otro lado... si uno no tiene nada que haga constar que uno es pareja, corre el riesgo uno de que los separen. reportera: decenas hacen filas para anotarse y alcanzarla bendiciÓn y certificado del matrimonio avalado por la iglesia de new york. los documentos de las personas que contrajeron matrimonio serÁn activadas en la iglesia de nueva york porque son necesa

that we know arehn out there and until we organize ourselves for example, i use the term of the manhattanject like we did in the 20th century with them in heaven like project for cybersecurity harness the technologies the wrap up there in a way the counter pulls the united states into a position of unquestionable leadership on cybersecurity issues. to be chasing china rather than leading and since we have the capacity to lead, think the most americans would rather have the situation. sina thank you general jones and you actually answered one of the questions i was going to ask you about china. so i'm going to build on what you were talking about, your most recent comment about cybersecurity and i am curious and interested that you think that it is something that we can overcome and the idea of a project in the manhattan project is interesting. but what makes you think that the united states can overcome the problems that is antedated we have seen problems and vulnerabilities with the u.s. government networking i would also like you to address the possible cyber vulnerability for the defen

far from the skyscrapers of manhattan in a small town in russia. >> you were born in russia?myself as a single child because i grew up by myself. >> how did you wind up in germany as a family? >> well, my dad always worked in germany, so we just moved with him at some point. >> anna lived in germany in eschweiler, which is, as anna would say, more like upstate new york. to her, it was very boring. >> what did your parents do? >> my dad, he is like in infrared heating, solar energy business right now. >> and your mom? >> my mom, she's working with him. >> hardworking people. good people, but certainly not rolling in dough. >> she clearly felt that she was above it and was a woman who dreamed far bigger than her horizons. ♪ >> those dreams would eventually lead to paris. following her lifelong interest in fashion, she eventually got a position at a glossy magazine called "purple," and anna sorokin morphed into anna delvey. >> i interned at "purple" for almost two years, which was a great learning experience. i always thought i'd be working for "vogue" or something like this. >>

transfer the land known as bruce's beach in manhattan beach.ruce family, the bruce family built what was known as the first resort for african americans on the west coast there. the city of manhattan beach, sees the land in the 19 twenties, saying it was needed for a city park. nothing was ever developed on that side. since then, in the bruce family was never compensated. that's like it's a lawyers. i think it's a policy making a ticket to the streets, organized the community. we march we protested. let me do what apparently, manhattan beach is unwilling to do, and i want to apologize to the bruce family. they adjust. the current mayor of manhattan beach, has apologized to the bruce family, although the city council has refused to sign an official apology. stanford university has announced it intends to buy notre dam dana muir university's campus in belmont. the purchase would give stanford another opportunity to expand its higher education programs in the bay area. it would also provide notre dam denham, you're with the financial lifeline as i

back a burst of activity, it's the strongest quarter since 2019 in manhattan.i came to the 92nd floor of the 1 vanderbilt summit to explore whether commercial real estate has finally turned a corner the volume of companies signing leases in this city is up almost 51% compared to a year ago but average commercial rent continues to fall, and many offices still sit vacant because of one missing element >> now the borders are opening up for 30-plus countries you're going to see the tourism, trade, and hotel industry really benefit. but we need one more piece to make this resurgence complete, and that's getting people back into the offices. >> reporter: many experts argue that this city is resilient. >> recovery because of an unprecedented event is something that manhattan is good at and used to, and still the place that attracts the top talent. >> reporter: real estate firms are betting on the future. that is why youhave so many ne commercial properties like this one popping up in the city this summit observatory deck will be open to the public on october 21st and

a county to transfer the land known as bruce's beach in manhattan beach back to the bruce family.t the bruce family built what was the first resort for african americans on the west coast. the city of manhattan beach seized that land back in the 19 twenties, saying it was needed for city park. well nothing was ever developed on that site, and the bruce family was never compensated. that's like it's a lawyers. i think it's a policy making a ticket to the streets, organized the community. we march we protested. let me do what apparently, manhattan beach is unwilling to do, and i want to apologize to the bruce family just. well, the governor saying that because the current mayor of manhattan beach, he has apologized to the bruce family build, the city council has refused to sign an official apology. well, a famous painting by a british street artist will go up for auction for the first time. so if you're interested here, the details bank ceased to part girl with balloon. is expected to go for more than $4.5 million. the piece will be auctioned off at christie's in london this month.

let me do what apparently manhattan beach is unwilling to do. and i want to apologize to the bruce family for the injustice. [ applause ] that was done to them a century ago. >> the couple built the first west coast resort for black people when segregation barred them from many beaches. the california legislature unanimously approved the measure this month. >>> coming up, a possible new rule for air travelers. why one lawmaker wants covid vaccines to be required for domestic flyers. >>> and later, snail mail gets a little slower. why deliveries by the post office will take longer. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." ." dad, we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. yay! we got this. we got this! life is for living. we got this! let's partner for all of it. edward jones let's create your trademark style at macy's vip sale with an extra 30% off top designers. plus, 15% off fragrances, skincare, makeup and more... now at macy's. (vo) we made a promise to our boy blue that we would make theore... healthiest foods possible... .

that we know are out there but until we organize ourselves for example, i'll use the term of a manhattanlike project like we did in the 20th century but a manhattan like project for cyber security and harness that technology that are out there in a way that catapults the united states into the position of unquestioned leadership on cyber security issues. we're going to be chasing china rather than leading and since we have the capacity to lead i think most americans would rather have that situation. >> thanks general. you actually answered one of the questions i was going to ask about china about the potential over hyping the problem so i'm going to build on what you were talking about at the end of your most recentcomment about cyber security . and i'm curious i'm interested that you think that it's something that we could overcome and the idea of a cyber marshal project is a manhattan project is interesting. but what makes you think that the united states can overcome the problems that it had today. we've seen problems of vulnerabilities with us government networks and i'd also like to

manhattan apartment sales surged to a record in the third quarter. purchases were the highest going back to 1989. buyers are moving fast. holmes spent an average of 52 days on the market, 10% faster than last year. many talk about the fact that the pandemic discount for real estate in manhattan is going to go away, so get in now before the recovery really takes hold. let's go to mark crumpton first word news. mark: johnson & johnson has asked u.s. regulators to approve a second dose of its covid-19 vaccine as a booster for adults. the company says a late stage trial found a second shot of its one-shot vaccine provided 94% protection against moderate to severe disease. if approved, j&j's booster could give millions of more americans additional protection against covid-19. american officials are pushing the singapore government to open up a travel lane so that visitors from the u.s. can enter with the same sort of freedoms travelers from singapore get in the united states. u.s. officials emphasize the trade and investment relationship as a reason why a

when i say that fox news management should move headquarters from manhattan to texas. we would be so rich. even richer than greg already is now. i had a friend who after joe biden got elected, he moved from manhattan to texas and he doesn't pay any state income taxes, he is filthy rich. i am extremely jealous about this. it's not just people moving, we had a smith & wesson, hewlett-packard just moved, ford just decided to not build any of their electric vehicle plants in michigan, they are now going to build them in tennessee. everyone is going to tennessee, everyone is going to florida and i remember when de blasio wouldn't let anyone eat inside in manhattan, drive across the river to new jersey and new york city waitresses lost out on all my generous tips. >> richard: generous tips? >> jesse: why would you think -- is it getting out? that's the beauty of the federalist system. you have states that are different and you can move there if you want better treatment. >> greg: the great thing about applebee's as there is one every city. >> sandra: they do have a wonderful

beach took it upon themselves to say, enough is enough. >> reporter: in 1924, manhattan beach officials seized the bruce's land, citing imminent doman and plans to build a park. they tried to fight the city to no avail they received just over $14,500 for their beachfront property. the land remained vacant for three decade, now, almost 100 years later a reckoning. >> this property was stolen from the bruce's. we're returning what was stolen and rightfully there's. >> the state returning the prime real estate to the couple's descend apts, descendants the family says are scattered across the country. some living at or below the poverty line, despite once valuing land in the millions >> most of the wealth equity i this country and for most families is through land or brother ownership. people who were not white have not had this mechanism to grow wealth. >> reporter: a few chapter for the family can begin as the sun sets on bruce's beach. >> thanks to priscilla thompson, wow, what history there and to see it come full circle. you saw how big that family is and we talk about reparations so m

an african-american couple comes to los angeles, goes t manhattan beach, buys a piece of ocean frontproperty ripped out of their hands. >> the allure of the sandy beaches in southern california is undeniable. perhapsly so for african-americans living in the very segregated los angeles of the 1920s. >> where are we now? >> right now, we're in the lifeguards station which is on top of the property that my family used to own >> this is it right here >> here was lodging, a cafe and a dance hall, a black paradise developed by anthony bruce's great-great grandparents, willa and charles bruce. >> they were doing quite well for themselves and, unfortunately, the communities here saw it as a threat. >> it was time in america when people w and the ku klux klan seemed omnipresent. >> they were members of the police department. they were elected officials. so they were all over the place. >> dr. allison rose jefferson is a historian and author, she says the california klan used laws instead of lynchings as a means of controlling their black neighbors. >> the manhattan beach residents that instit

you can build a seawall around manhattan. can protect against flooding from the ocean or hurricanes, storm surges, something like that. the solution for manhattan would not work because if you built a seawall, the water would flow up. each area is completely different, and each area has to be studied to understand whether it is a good solution or does not. on the retention item that you are talking about on a local level, each is so different that it is hard to say that is a good idea or a bad idea, unless you're able to study it. a lot of local engineering firms we partner with provide our model to them to understand and study the area so they can decide how to build solutions to protect against that level of flooding. unfortunately, i cannot say, that is a great idea, or it is not enough, because i do not know the specifics. i can tell you that every local project has to account for the flood risk and the type of funding and ability to protect against it, and with all of those elements, you get a solution that maybe dramati

to most readers of the pictorial press with the exception of the five points, the area in lower manhattan. is so for readers in 1863 and for scholars today, the illustrated london news engraving officers called the conflict unusual in depicting an irish working class neighborhood controlled and defended by the rioters and the unsuccessful attempt by volunteers on the afternoon of wednesday, july 15th, to break -- and establish territories. the specificity of the location, the block between 18th and 19th streets along first avenue, the relatively obscurity despite its numerous casualties of the event at the time and the absence of coverage of the incident in any pictorial paper other than the illustrated london news suggests this illustration recorded an actual scene detailing the appearance of a particular place with some data as with battlefront artists likely gathered after the violation. so rather -- violence. so rather than serving as a symbol of depravity, the liquor store in the left background could be the corner establishment, quote, from the villainous looking customers. upstate

>> look it is laid out really well brian at the manhattan institute is a budget group. the work that cdo will not show but got a build the show your work act that's the group to dispose of the financial modeling for numbers. they are not showing their work. if they did he would be able to drill down and said this is a flawed financial model. either way it's essentially buy now pay later scheme that really is disingenuous. >> i want to show viewers, what is in what is out of this plan as we are talking here. as it scrolls and things pop out at you. $100billion for immigration increase enforcement for irs on taxes and taxes on corporations. what is out is a medicare for dental and vision. free community college, paid family leave, drug pricing. congressman van drew, i want to get your reaction to this bright know you cannot see the list scrolling you know what is in, what is out. i want to get your reaction to this bill over all. >> overall anything that is going to help americans basically is not in there. anything's going to cost americans more money, more taxes, more h

descendants accepting the manhattan beach land that willa and charles bruce bought in 1912 for $1,200. their great-great grandson anthony bruce giving thanks. >> and i want to thank everyone who is here today. >> reporter: this less than quarter acre now worth millions. the bruce's were among the city's first black landowners, creating a resort for many barred from beaches because of segregation. the couple then becoming targets of racist attacks. in 1929, manhattan beach took the bruce's property by eminent domain, citing the urgent need for a public park. but for decades it sat empty. black lives matter protests quickly catching the attention of lawmakers. is this enough? >> no, this is only the first step in our fight for justice for charles and willa bruce and sth their descendants. the first demand we had was to restore the land to the family. there's the restitution of the loss of revenue for the past 97 years. >> reporter: tonight, the governor signing into law the land's return. this area is now a lifeguard station. i spoke to a family member who says they plan to keep it that

. >> governor newsom signed the bruces beach bill manhattan beach took the land from a married blackthrough eminent domain under the pretense of building a much needed public park. but instead the land stood idle for decades reporter mark mester has more. >> sign this bill would turn this property over. >> governor gavin newsome making history in manhattan beach officially granting la county, the legal authority to transfer ownership of bruce's beach. back to the descendants of the original owners what we're doing here today. am. >> can be done and replicated anywhere else. yeah, the stunning to parcel property which overlooks the pacific ocean. >> was purchased back in 1912 by willa and charles bruce, they created the first west coast resort for black people during a time of racial segregation. but racism and harassment made it impossible for the owners to operate and for members to enjoy the city eventually use eminent domain to seize the land 12 years later they use the law to commit a crime county supervisor. janice hahn is one local lawmaker who supported the land transfer and t

he joined wendell and his good friend from "look" magazine publisher for dinner at manhattan's ambassador hotel in early june of 1944. fdr wants to know if you would accept to be nominated you for vice president on the democratic ticket cliques on july 5 fdr's stalwart speechwriter met with willkie at the manhattan regis hotel with the visionary proposal that he and willkie form a third party app to the 1944 election. he found it advisable not to accept it is nomination and person roosevelt like wendell willkie led a wendell -- trust understood death was about to claim him before his architect of the peace was finished. of all those he would deem worthy and surely not harry truman. it was wendell willkie presumed to be in good health but dead at 52 on the eve of 1944 election. the republican party's internationalism is destined to swerve away from it optimistic origins toward a steadily anti-communism that became indistinguishable from imperialism. instead of the one world ideal the true object tree wood and in the american century. it undoubtedly would position him at the center of post-

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. >>> en manhattan nueva york noticias telemundo . >>> y en houston texas un hombre armado abrió fuegofortunadamente los alumnos acabán de hacer un simulacro para situaciones como estás y luis gerardo núñez nos tiene la crónica los estudiantes salían aterrados, lloraban y otros llaamaban por teléfono a sus padres. >>> y cuando salimos había sangre . >>> en el suelo y en la pared . >>> el tiroteo se reportó al mediodía en la preparatoria de houston donde la mayoría de los estudiantes son hispanos y sus padres llegaron angustiados . >>> jamás imaginé vivir esto el sospechoso un ex estduante de 25 años que ingresó con un rifle . >>> un emelado resultó herido a recibir un disparo y el sospechoso fue detndoi dentro . >>> entró el rpicnipal y luego nos dijo que saliéramos y uno salió de acá. >>> algunos dicen que esto semana habían realizado un simulacro para saber qué hacer en caso de tiroteo y apenas pasó la mer losa brazos eran de alivio y el jefe de la policía de houston aplaudó la rápida respuesta de estudiantes . >>> queremos dar las gracias a ellos y que todo está bien, autoridades ie

the united states and fdr agrees to that and within two months time, two balloys is gone and the manhattan project was born out of that. we know they're discussing this at springwood from churchill's memoirs and through margaret daisy dairy entries of that day and she sets the mood up here at top cottage. she doesn't necessarily spell out the words that were said, she talks about the visit which occurred at about 4:00 o'clock that afternoon at spring -- at top cottage and she said the p in mr. c seems attractive. they had the weight of the world on their shoulders. we all waited for them to speak. we may never know the exact words that were set up here but if there was any place to have a conversation of that magnitude this was the place to do it. the press was not allowed up here. there was no telephone. no outside communication whatsoever. this was the place to keep a secret. this is a place where you're dealing with the stresses of the presidency and everything that's going on in washington. the only president to this date who has really gone through two major events, the great depressi

nbc news correspondent gabe gutierrez has more from manhattan. >> reporter: geoff, first some potentiallywho comes down with covid. a new antiviral drug, a pill that you take as soon as you show symptoms. merck is out with new data today showing a 50% reduction in hospitalizations and deaths. the company now plans to file for emergency use authorization as soon as possible. it comes as the battle over covid vaccine mandates intensifies. legal challenges to covid vaccine mandates are mounting. a group of new york city teachers is asking the u.s. supreme court to block a vaccine requirement for school employees before it's enforced monday. separately, new york health care workers are arguing before the state supreme court that their mandate is invalid. >> it's hard to force people to do something that you truly wish they would do voluntarily. >> reporter: nationwide, while some major companies are firing employees for refusing to get vaccinated, the vast majority of workers are complying. medical systems in kansas city, missouri, houston, texas, and north carolina, less than 1% of employees

semana un adolescente muriÓ en medio de un tiroteo y un repartidor de comida muriÓ apuÑalado en manhattanorganizaciÓn de bodegueros ser vÍctima en el trabajo no es un asunto de estadÍstica. >> vÍctima de la violencia, antes la policÍa venÍa mas rÁpido. blanca: agrega que las circunstancias son similares a las de sus compaÑeros. >> peleamos y al salir me pegaron un tiro. blanca: no sÓlo son los bodegueros, sino tambiÉn los incidentes que ocurren en calles y trenes subterrÁneos, incluido el asalto del fin de semana, que le costÓ la vida a un repartidor de comida en bicicleta. las denuncias de robos aumentaron en nueva york. la posesiÓn de armas tambiÉn se incrementado, en lo que va del aÑo 37% mÁs comparado al del aÑo pasado. el uso de las cÁmaras ayudÓ a los bodegueros a travÉs de la ciudad. sin embargo, las mascarillas evitan que puedan reconocer a los asaltantes. las autoridades buscan alternativas. >> en la ciudad donde vive la persona mÁs pobre es donde mÁs hay violencia. lanka: un problema que figura como uno de los que mÁs preocupa a los residentes de esta ciudad. patricia: en los an

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