martina: ay, pero lejos de aquí. plácido: arriba los novios.uenas noches bienvenidos al noticiero univisionun tragico accidente ocurrido hoy en la autopista mexico - puebla deja hasta el momento un saldo de p19 muertos..un camion, que transportaba celulosa, perdio los frenos e impacto a otros 12 vehiculos... el accidente colapso el transito en ambos sentidos y enseguida se activaron ls protocolos de emergencia... sandra arguelles nos tiene todos los detalles una avalancha humana dejo a 8 jovenes muertos y a mas de 20 personas lesionadas, durante un concierto del rapero travis scott, en houston... en el festival musical se agolpaban mas de 50 mil asistentes, lo que habria desbordado la capacidad del lugar... las autoridades investigan si varias de las victimas recibieron una inyeccion en el cuello con una sustancia alucinogena... nidia cavazos nos amplia. ...y seguimos con esta dolorosa noticia ... genaro tijerina nos tiene un recuento de los momentosde panico y confusion que vivio el publico presente en medio del concierto del cantante de rap t

romy: dos semanas despuÉs de que un apagÓn afectÓ todo en la ciudad de martina, angÉlica ortiz aÚn sufrenicos de angÉlica quedaron inservibles. ella calcula que quedÓ con mÁs de 12.000 $ en gastos y sus vecinos estÁn en la misma situaciÓn. la compaÑÍa de electricidad nos dijo que estÁn atrasados con los reclamos, dado el incremento de trabajo en los Últimos dÍas, pero aseguran que el caso estÁ bajo investigaciÓn. paulina: muchos tejanos temen volver a sufrir por los apagones masivos y cortes de agua que tuvieron a inicios de este aÑo, despuÉs de que una intensa tormenta invernal aÑo gravemente —— daÑÓ gravemente la red elÉctrica de ese estado. nidia cavazos nos explica a detalle. nidia: la red elÉctrica de texas no estÁ preparada para recibir tormentas invernales extremas, como la que azotÓ al estado en febrero, dejando mÁs de 4 millones de residentes sin energÍa elÉctrica y agua potable. asÍ lo determinÓ un anÁlisis. en cuatro de cinco escenarios hipotÉticos se mostrÓ una inestabilidad en la red. >> lo Único que podemos esperar es que la gente llegue a orar y que dios no nos llegue a ma

martina: no, la verdad que no. eso me vale.o que me aterra es que vaya a salir con la misma cara de su papá. todas: ¡qué horror! ♪ fÉlix: sÁbado, 27 de noviembrey estas son las principales noticias. es muy probable que omicron, la nueva variante del coronavirus, ya estÉ presente en estados unidos. en europa aumenta el nÚmero de paÍses que reportan contagios. >> acaba de llegar, venÍa aquÍ. fÉlix: con vida fue encontrado un polizÓnque viajaba en el tren de aterrizaje de un aviÓn de american airlines necesita de guatemala a miami. y tiene un pequeÑo negocio en california ynecesita ayuda econÓmica, tiene plazo hasta el martes para presentar su solicitud ante las autoridades estatales. por estos dÍas tenga mucho cuidado, comenzaron los robos de paquetes expuestos en las puertas de los domicilios. locutor: es ese noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana, con fÉlix de bedout y paulina sodi. mutaciones presentador: presenta hasta 30 mutaciones y se expande rÁpidamente. bÉlgica, italia, gran bretaÑa , israel y alemania, entre otros paÍses, re

i think no one will be convinced of marines, because it's simply not subtle. martina will someone who, who gave her private time a lot of her personal time and commitment to come here to lead time to help people to help people the need. she was actually feeling and got together and so on. and other risk for us. when many very often did it cost or other vessels, what i feel calling up on them to help them cpr training with getting people out of the water. so my being in that was to be celebrated. let's not forget that sorry, song for example, to spend 3 months and please don't because your phone is the recall for the or critical flight. now i just came out of the courtroom and i will not be there because the greek also wont let the travel to waste to participate in town. hi. she wants to come here. she wants to kill her face because there's nothing wrong. i'll say no. it's not done nothing wrong, she's done a lot of food and she shouldn't be celebrated. and i think what i've seen today's the opposite of that is basically part of why the trend across your lifestyle lies a walk. and at t

vallejo 67 and martinas 68. those 60s through san mateo and redwood city, palo alto 70.ncisco no 70s tomorrow but 65 in downtown and right through the north bay going up to 69 in napa, 72 clearlake and 74 ukiah. beautiful temperature-wise. if you suffer from asthma, any kind of respiratory problems, we will see the air quality suffer. right now moderate air quality from the north bay to the south bay. through the midday airs it could step into unhealthy. again if you have any respiratory problems, limit that outdoor exposure. i know we all want again some rainfall, but you will see, unfortunately, again on my seven-day forecast we are dry the next seven days. next monday there will be a system near the coast that could offer us some spotty showers once we hit next tuesday and wednesday. temperatures here for the inland valleys also staying very nice here. tuesday, wednesday, thursday we've got those 70s with us and then some 60s for this weekend and that continued sunshine. with we have been look at my long-range forecast. it looked like the beginning or mid dees could o

but these are the countries in the west africans how we're going to be focusing on today. martina akita, faso, chad, molly and the jap. now out of 189 countries on the u. n's human development index that looks at income health and education to assess how well economies are doing these nations rank at the bottom of the table. and here's what's contributing to the poor economic performance. temperatures arising one of the half times faster than the global average. and could be 3 to 5 degrees celsius, warmer by 2050. remember, the paris accord hope to keep global warming well below 2 percent. all this is leading to erratic rainfall. the united nations estimates that 80 percent of the health re and fed farmland is affected by degradation, which is undermining food production cove. it has pushed the whole region into its deepest recession since independence. 1.3000000 people have been plunged into extreme poverty. with 1400000 young people poised to enter the sally and countries job markets every year with little in the way of opportunity. it's proving to be recruiting ground for extremists,

athletes themselves not wanting to go to compete in a beijing, and i was just looking at a tweet from martinaou in protecting athletes�* human rights? so i think there is a real lack of confidence in some of the bodies governing sport to take care of athletes�*s safety and well—being. given the outright there has been over this, even if say some big countries, big olympic players like the us, the uk, for example, were to boycott unilaterally those winter olympics, do you think that would deter china at all? do you think it would just carry on with what it is doing regardless? i think one has to try to pull the levers that are available. let's think about this — this is the second most powerful government in the world that sees fit to notjust take an olympic athlete off the grid but it is currently committing crimes against humanity targeting millions of uyghur muslims. it has disappeared everyone from artists like ai weiwei, to senior tibetan monks, and this continues to happens partly because there is never any real consequence for the government officials responsible for it. and we've been

daylight armed robbery of a cannabis delivery drivers causing a lot of concern hombre avenue and martina says happened just after noon on wednesday, kron four's maureen kelly has the story. >> concerning very concerned. the arm robbery went down as the delivery driver was dropping off a cannabis shipment here at the embark cannabis dispensary. a few minutes after the noon hour wednesday. i'm told it happened here in this dead end section of g street right hammer avenue. >> martinez police say the delivery driver was robbed at gunpoint by 3 male suspects wearing masks, 2 of them armed with semiautomatic weapons. a source tells me this was an unscheduled delivery. >> and when the security guard came out to investigate and learned that a robbery was underway. store employees were alerted and the dispensary went into lockdown. luckily no one was hurt. police say the 3 suspects took off in a newer model. black honda sedan with a small dent above the rear license plate. they got away with a large amount of weed and some of the delivery drivers personal possessions. those who live or work in th

nancy was portrayed indeed by act with jodie foster in the movie, the martina, but a get mo detainee held without being charged in a recent interview with our show going under ground, she expanded than on the case of magic. khan, a former prisoner of the cia who claims to have been brutally treated. this is the 1st time that everyone got take here. ah, in anywhere what these horrible things were done. did them go back and look at the 16th century england and you'll know what happened to him, basically just horrific. and that's what happened to the others in the black sites also. i mean it's so nothing has happened. i mean, this is just in the past few days, nothing has happened. that senate ripple, which is the cia of legal torture in 2014. and he says when he says clearly, the more he cooperated, the more he was tortured. that's what he says. yes. the whole thing is so is so too horrible the senate report makes public some of what happened to our clients, but not everything. and now more is coming out. and now i believe it will be more and more difficult for the government of the un

ah, martina, this is out, his ear, alive from london, also coming up opponents of the military takeover in sudan vow to step up their protests a day out of the security forces killed 15 demonstrators and 18000 people still cut off in canada after floods and mud slides destroy roads, houses, and bridges. ah, i know they've been the 1st signs of an easing in the border crisis on the european union's eastern frontier. with a plan from the nation accused of creating the problem. and the 1st large group of migrants returning home. the western borders of belarus remained essentially sealed with a heavy security presence in latvia, lithuania, and poland. in particular there at the keyboard, a crossing of cuz neat sir. thousands of people are still waiting in temperatures, which fall below freezing at night. at more than 400 iraqis have abandoned their attempts to enter the ear headings sent for the better russian capital. minsk from there, they boarded an evacuation flight organized by the iraqi government, ultimately heading for baghdad. first, it stopped in the northern iraqi city of our bil

discuss is this the will intelligent callaghan that is to say, and former fed insider danielle de martina booth. always a pleasure to have you on daniel and i know there's a lot we want to get to today. so i'm going to get right into it. i want to start with the state of inflation because we all know what the fed has said about all of this. after the last meeting of the f o. m. c poll said, powell said they weren't going to raise rates until maxim of employment was reached . but does that actually kind of changes? analysts are now warning of high inflation for at least the next 6 months. well, yes, thank you for having me this afternoon. and yes, i think that the, the narrative has changed. if you watch the tone of the, of the press conference, the reporters were actually somewhat confrontational because he tried to stick to his maximum inclusive employment goals. but at the same time, they were saying, but wait a minute, the inflation is running. so ramp it that it's hurting the people that you're trying supposedly to help the most. because we have to remember that inflation inflation at

my name is martina hello, hello, of course. it's sadly in the news because of what's happening in lebanon right now . but what happens in evidence happens everywhere in the middle. i mean the effects, the middle east, and therefore the whole world are good. yeah. yeah, this and george's was, was the place i mean, but barret was a, was the new kero in away. a lot of people were moving away from cairo. this is intelligence people, journalists, businesses and so on, because they were a bit nervous about about nasa and they thought lebanon was a safer place to bring up, bring up children and so on. so, and there was a very, essentially, a very happy place. it seems, at least if you were, had a bit of money and were it was a u. s. proxy american government? yes. me was, it was and i the, the st. george's, the bar this and george's hotel was the place where the diplomat spies, journalist would all meet in the evening or sometimes indeed in the morning and spend all day there. and it was the place where you were, you know, if you want

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the women's tennis association and people like chris lloyd and martina navratilova and naomi osaka andve been calling for clarity about where she is, and they want to know that she is safe and is not persecuted. the chinese government is in a box on this one, because they do not want a discussion of her happening in china at all. she has been erased from the internet. if you put her name or the name of the official she has accused into your internet search, you will be told this is an illegal search. so nobody can talk about this. china is worried that if they do not give the international community some reassurances, that that could increase calls for a boycott of the winter olympics. over the past few days the chinese government has been circulating video that they say shows her eating at a restaurant , that shows her at a children's tennis tournament to try to convince foreigners that she is not in some black prison, that she is alive and well and moving around. that information is not being circulated in china. it has only been circulated internationally. but the women's tennis ass

the women's tennis association and people like chris lloyd and martina navratilova and naomi osaka andve been calling for clarity about where she is, and they want to know that she is safe and is not persecuted. the chinese government is in a box on this one, because they do not want a discussion of her happening in china at all. she has been erased from the internet. if you put her name or the name of the official she has accused into your internet search, you will be told this is an illegal search. so nobody can talk about this. china is worried that if they do not give the international community some reassurances, that that could increase calls for a boycott of the winter olympics. over the past few days the chinese government has been circulating video that they say shows her eating at a restaurant , that shows her at a children's tennis tournament to try to convince foreigners that she is not in some black prison, that she is alive and well and moving around. that information is not being circulated in china. it has only been circulated internationally. but the women's tennis ass