on this episode of 4 and a final so that's a great achievement and so happy for our audience in mexico spain and the rest of latin america mexico and spain are the top 2 audiences it's all about love you know we love you you love the us together we love and we love the more i.

on this episode of 4 and a final so that's a great achievement and so happy for our audience in mexico spain and the rest of latin america mexico and spain are the top 2 audiences it's all about loads you know we love you you love the us together we love and we love some more i love stacy ok let me honest and let's be honest about it ok that's the fact that's what makes the magic happen ok our mom that's what we love you. i think i'm not saying it quite correctly but we're learning spanish will come to mexico and hang out with you and we want to be in one of those tele novellas with max and stacy down there in mexico city is going to be os like lucy and desi arnaz but you know modern up to date version that's right delivering the financial news for you i know you want us to get into the financial news now because that's why we are the number one and this is from the new york fed john williams ok new york fed is basically the central bank right the most powerful of the member central bank banks in america part of the federal reserve system he's finally after 12 years of receiving this content

spain. present day mexico. the ship was actually built in japan but that's another story you'll find in the book. now, where do the angolans come from? the capital city of kabasa. they came from the upper ranks, royal subjects, and they were catholics. because within that 200 period with which they had the relationship with portugal, they converted the entire population to catholicism and as a result, they had names of patriot saints, catholic patriot saints. now, angolans were taken from the royal city. they were enslaved. when they were placed on the san juan bautista, they were slaves. and they were destined to be slaves when they reached new spain. but those that came to the colony of virginia, that was destiny. and i'll share with you how we know that. now, when the white wine and the treasurer attacked the san juan bautista. they thought they were gold and silver. run the risk of treason and they were looking for gold and silver. two hours they battled. and in that two-hour battle, they boarded the san ju

originally, 350 captured angolans were on this ship headed to new spain that's present day mexico. the ship was built in japan, but that is a another story you will find in the book. they had the characteristics of the ban to people that we know today they were royal subjects and came from the upper ranks and they were catholics because within the 200 period that they had the relationship with portugal, they converted an entire population to cathal a system. as a result of that, they had the names of patron saints. catholic patron saints. if a when the angolans were taken from the royal city, they were enslaved. . when they were placed on the san juan bautista they were slaves. and they were destined to be slaves when they reached new spain. but those that came to the colony of virginia, that would not be their destiny. i will share with you how we know that. when the white line in and the treasure attacked the san juan bautista, they thought there was gold and silver on it. they certainly were not going to release them at that point in time. they were looking for gold and silver.

he visited 30 of our 50 states and explored mexico, cuba, spain, italy and the u.k.young life. his traveled helped him become mature and insightful with a keen since of recognition and people and culture all have shared experiences, wants and needs. it is also important to cause the there type of tragedy sun acceptable. no family should have to go through this. we owe it to his memory to come together and demand an end to this kind of behavior. even when pro pro at traffic calming and device that's top speeding traffic and reckless driving we would much remember to drive slow in our communities. our children are there and our families are there and it's very important. i do not want to attend another scene like i did and have to spend time with family during a tragedy like this. my prayers are with his friends and family and i encourage everyone to honor his memory by following his example of cultural acceptance and celebration. colleagues, we also have an inmemoriam today in honor of one of our community giants. yolanda johnson. a bayview hunters point native, she w

spain and portugal. so, everything from mexico and colombia, to chile and peru, all becoming independent, which means this half-century from 1775-1825 really was a broader age of american revolutions. it is a staggering geopolitical transformation that takes place in a relatively small swath of time. my research focuses on the second half of that 50 year window, and how the independence wars in latin america shaped the united states. i'm going to do three main things and my talk today. first i will say more about the, why. white people in the early u.s. were so excited about latin american independent. second, i'm going to talk about what this popular enthusiasm tells us about early u.s. understandings of race, and revolution, and republicanism. finally, i will talk about why this popular enthusiasm for latin american independence, started to decline around the nation's 50th birthday, in 1826, helping to bring this age of american revolutions to a close. i will dive now into the first quite, about the, why. white people in the early u.s. were so excited about latin american independence? to answer that qu

legal madrid says the decision shows that the issue must be resolved within spain and not at a european level. police in mexico city have used tear gas against demonstrators at an international women's day march the government had put up barricades in front of a national palace to contain the protests several police officers and demonstrators were injured in the clashes. and hong kong has announced plans to overhaul its elections the plan from beijing is meant to ensure more quote patriots are in charge additional reforms will target schools in an effort to instill more loyalty to china among younger generations and critics say the changes are focused on destroying the pro-democracy movement. all dozens of countries are looking to china to rescue them from the covert 1000 pandemic that is because the chinese government has pledged to donate nearly half a 1000000000 vaccines worldwide after its failure in handling the initial outbreak of covert 19 beijing is eager to repair its image in the world zak seen diplomacy could be the tactic to change the narrative and expand its global influence as chief internationa

mexico. the captain went bankrupt. when he went back to spain, he charged with his cousin, the ambassador to england, king james, and that is why king james -- conducted an investigation and that is why it became such a big deal because he was trying to recoup the funds that his cousin went bankrupt over. what is interesting, is some of the people today who are doing dna are finding distant relatives and parts of brazil and mexico and jamaica as well. adam: another listener has asked, why did the first angolans not work with the english to get back to their home? ric: probably because the same reason that others were not able to go home. the ships left here, they were not going or taking people back. they were taking tobacco back. some of the children that were kidnapped, they kidnapped the wrong kids and their families have the funds and resources to come get them. the reality is, no one went back to their home. when you're only dealing with 32 angolans in thousands and thousands of english peasants, they did not it to go back home. adam: one o

the mexico cases are kept rising death toll is now higher than italy and spain. the duty insert here run the government every day trying to help their patients well protecting themselves right now they need to find him the bad. habits of this person have to hold to this hopeful hope that this through the lives of all of us it always all belief no don't over you know this stuff taken to another home for the for those of us was. it could be a long hard ride just as it has been for a country still struggling to be covert in. latin america has turned into a virus at the center. it's got 10 percent of the world's population but over recent weeks has accounted for nearly a 100 of the daily death toll. a mixed coast one of the worst hit countries. about one in 5 of its inhabitants live in the capital the beehive perfect for any virus looking to spread. despite that some question if its rise he was so inevitable 1st the region 2nd most populous country simply got it wrong. from the start there are big questions why did make skirt test at one of the lowest rates in the wo

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fearing arrest after holding an independence referendum that spain said was illegal and trade is expected to request their extradition. police in mexico city have used tear gas against demonstrators at an international women's day march the government had put up barricades in front of a national palace to contain the protests several police officers and demonstrators were injured in the clashes. hong kong has announced plans to overhaul its elections beijing promoted this plan that's to ensure more quote patriots are in charge additional reforms will target schools in an effort to instill more loyalty to china among younger generations critics say the changes are focused on destroying the pro-democracy movements. it's well dozens of countries are looking to china to rescue them from the covered $1000.00 pandemic that is because the chinese government has pledged to donate nearly half a 1000000000 vaccines worldwide after its failure and handling the initial outbreak of covered 19 beijing is eager to repair its image in the world that seen diplomacy could be the tactic to change the narrative and expand its global influence as debuts c

the remainder, 147 eventually arrived in new mexico, acuna went bankrupt, the captain, when he went back to spain he talked to his cousin. his cousin was count soto mayor, who was also the ambassador to england. he was the ambassador to king james and that's why king james conducted an investigation. that's why it was such a big deal because count soto mayor was trying to recoupe the funds his cousin lost. what's interesting is some of the people today who are doing dna are finding distant relatives in parts of brazil and in mexico and jamaica as well. >> another listener has asked, why did the first angolans who had been the royals work with the english to get back to their home? >> probably the same reason that the english peasants who came here couldn't work with the english to go back home. the ships were not leaving here to take people back. when the ships left here, they were taking barrels of tobacco back to england. some of the children who were kidnapped, based on some of the colonial records, they kidnapped the wrong kids and the families had the funds and resources to come and get them

illegal madrid says the decision shows that the issue must be resolved within spain and not have the european level. police in mexico city have used tear gas against demonstrators at an international women's day in march the government had put up barricades in front of a national palace to contain the protests several police officers and demonstrators were injured in the clashes. and hong kong has announced plans to overhaul its elections the plan from beijing is to ensure more quote patriots are in charge additional reforms will target schools in an effort to instill more loyalty to china among younger generations critics say the changes are focused on destroying the pro-democracy movement. while dozens of countries are looking to china to rescue them from the covert 1000 pandemic that is because the chinese government has pledged to donate nearly half a 1000000000 vaccines worldwide after its failure in handling the initial operate of covert 19 beijing is eager to repair its image in the world vaccine diplomacy could be the tactic to change the narrative and expand its global influence as debuts chief internationa

fearing arrest after holding an independence referendum that spain said was illegal immigrant is expected to request for extradition. police in mexico city have used tear gas against demonstrators at an international women's day march the government had put up barricades in front of a national palace to contain the protests several police officers and demonstrators were injured in the clashes. hong kong has announced plans to overhaul its elections the beijing promoted plan is to ensure more quote patriots are in charge additional reforms will target schools in an effort to instill more loyalty to china among younger generations critics say the changes are focused on destroying the pro-democracy movement. huge well dozens of countries are looking to china to rescue them from the covert 1000 pandemic that is because the chinese government has pledged to donate nearly half a 1000000000 vaccines world wide after its failure in handling the initial outbreak of covered 19 beijing is eager to repair its image in the world vaccine diplomacy could be the tactic to change the narrative and expand its global influence as chief international e

spain is resuming use of the vaccine. the medicine agency said that the benefits out weigh the risks. oxford is being used in canada and mexicoit's not yetta proved for use here in the united states speaking of vacant seems, in the united states, lynn. >>> that eligibility expanding today in new york. the governor said that everybody 30 and older in new york state will now have access. he said eligibility will expand again a week from today to include people 16 and older. >>> the president said that 90% of adults in the united states will be eligible for the vaccine on april 19th. >>> update this morning on the effectiveness of the vaccines. a new cdc study followed nearly 4,000 health care workers and first responderns in real world conditions. should have them received both doses, others one dose. researchers found both vaccines were 90% effective at preventing infections after two doses and 80% protective after just a single dose. >>> time is now 6:38. >> still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area we will go live to a eruption happening in island. >>> and the sa boardwalk is back in business this week. what you ne

spain is in the 40s. so clearly that is one factor. but it cannot be the only factor, just to give you one example the median age in mexico for instanceat most of these countries, these low income countries have younger population and they do get infected but they don't usually die from covid. so that is one explanation. >> what about heat? you sometimes hear people say well there must be something about the hot weather that in africa is somehow sort of burning away the virus. i sort of look at texas which can get very hot and is it doesn't seem to be -- doesn't apply here. >> heat doesn't seem to be a reason of explanation. what might be a reason of explanation is that what heat allows you to do or forces you to do is ventilate. and when you ventilate, people are generally outside and they have crowded spaces and windows and doors are open, there is a lot of natural ventilation and maybe that is contributing, but we really don't -- we don't know whether that is a factor or not. heat by itself doesn't seem to be a factor. >> that would make sense because in a place like texas, everyone is indoors because the air conditioning is ubiqui

spain has very good dynamic there. and in the process of applying public service in mexico we like utilities, karl icahn yesterday announceddistribution, cybersecurity and battery storage ev part of the world so "e"is important from our point of view next few years. >> i know you are a stock pyrrhic you have done incredible well with that broadly speaking on broad market here do you worry going to see a o sell-off even if you do have names stock picking opportunities, does the broad market sell off on worries of valuation, inflation, you know under -- growth expectations, what is your take on the broad averages? because we continue to hit records, is it warranted? >> well that is a great insight but let me give you the i gave you a good bottom line growth in gdp that we both agree will happen in terms of of nominal gdp in the uyous, however, you do have tax, what is the corporate tax rate going to be, you know a book tax 21 cash tax probably lower than that, how high will that go? texas, a small part of the revenues only 230 billion of 3.5, or 6 trillion we raise last fiscal year, secondly, the multiples as warren buffett