pero el señor moreno dice que ni siquiera llegó alguien a su casa realizar una inspección.bajo sin regresar a terminarlo. y por último, la compañía no trata de comunicar con los consumidor en el sitio web de la junta estatal de licencias de contratistas aparece que la licencia de obra solar está suspendida por incumplimiento de compensación laboral por no resolver una obligación final pendiente con la junta de impuestos de franquicias y por incumplimiento de pago de fianzas. >> cuando telemundo 48 responde contactó a russler respecto al caso del señor moreno, la compañía se comunicó directamente con él y acordaron cancelar el contrato y reembolsarle los 7.840■!a, peron 3 pagos antes de que termine el año, leonardo nos dice que hasta ahora ha recibido 1 de 2.613■!a$ que representa para usted esa cantidad de dinero? >> a mucho. >> lamentamos mucho, claro, porque este todos los cambios que he hecho por por la casa, por la vivienda, digo ese ese 7.000■!a, digo puedo usarlo para otras cosas. digo yo. >> telemundo 48 responde quiere darle la oportunidad a russler de expresarse. r

eso es importante, dice el profesor moreno, pues incrementa la inversión de empresas en esos países.ionista, por ejemplo chino, que invierte en los estados unidos o en méxico, o en perú, o en otros miembros de apex, lo que eso hace es que la economía de esos países crezca. no se traduce empleos y a mejores salarios. eventualmente. >> moreno agrega que también será crucial el hecho de que el evento permitirá reunir al presidente biden con el líder de la china por primera vez en los estados unidos, precisamente durante el mandato de joe biden. >> ha sido bastante tensa la relación entre él y xi jinping. esto es relevante pues evitaría un eventual estancamiento del crecimiento económico, explicó. >> pero no solo eso, y hasta cierto punto, yo creo que para eliminar la posibilidad de un conflicto militar yo creo que es importantísima para el resto del mundo no, pero desde ya se anticipan protestas por lo que dicen. es el impacto de las políticas de este organismo internacional en los derechos humanos. se refieren a las políticas neoliberal de globalización y libre comercio. >> el problema

and joseph moreno, a formerfederal prosecutor. i will start with you, joe.this is bad for the former president, that he is attacking a judge who will be deciding the case? normally i would say yes, in any other case, it's bad to antagonise the judge, especially when it's at a bench trial, and there is nojury so thejudge decides so the judge decides everything — both guilt and damages. that's in a normal case. but donald trump, he feels he has nothing to lose, and that is the judge's fault with thejudge ruling upfront that he has lost. it doesn't give him much incentive to behave. i also think he is getting political traction here. it seems that the polls are cooperating with him. clearly donald trump sees this as politics. this is political theatre for him. and in his mind, he may have lost, legally, but he may think he is winning politically. we will get to the political side of it, butjoe, i wanted to follow—up with one more question. we have seen donald trump's legal team say "we're not getting a fair trial, this is a case that has been decided, we might

moreno was serving a life sentence with the possibility of parole for attempted murder. new this morning, officials from qatar say hamas will release 13 israeli hostages at 6:00 tomorrow morning, our time. >> all of them will be children or women in the cease fire across four days was supposed to begin today. relatives of hostages from both sides say they are praying for the best, but they're still afraid. the deal will fall apart before their families can be reunited. >> hope she's there. if she will not be there, i believe we will fall apart. and then we need to again pull ourselves together. >> who will be released? who won't? will the kids be freed? will they be freed with their mothers or not? >> israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the fighting in gaza will resume once the hostage deal expires. this announcement creating more negativity toward israel from leaders and individuals worldwide. >> updating that wild scene playing out at the us-canadian border. now the fbi says there is no evidence of terrorism related to that car that exploded in flames near ni

>> exactly. >> detective moreno had the tipster run his story down from the top. the man was name it mohamed, and he said he was a part-time actor who worked at a convenience store. as he told it, he had been friends with benefits with a woman for years. they had met for the occasional casual sex. then, she asked him for help in finding a but hitman to ki her husband. >> he says, you know what? i'm sleeping with this guy's wife. but, at the same time idle this guy to be killed. and that was his concern. he couldn't sleep with that whole idea that this guy was going to get killed. >> the detective wondered if he was being sold a conquerable story. since this mohamed guy didn't even seem to know very much about the woman he claimed to be sleeping with. the detective challenged him. >> all the information he had was her first name. he didn't know where she lived. he didn't even know who her husband was. >> while they debated whether or not the tipsters story was credible, they knew that a life may be on the line. so, the detectives took it to the next level. they enl

home to over 2000000 people, faces even more carnage. israel continues to pose calls versus fire moreno might on disability on this from king's college at london. and we asked whether israel's in sacrament have gone into the world is entering a new phase. well, israel had announced yesterday is that it's target, it's phase 3 and it looks like this. phase 3 will be in circle meant or the siege of kansas city because it's wrong. it's from all sides. we don't know if israel is going to leave a vent, open for the civilians to escape. this is a concern amongst others from the united states in terms of the humanitarian cost. but it would look like israel is trying to. we can how moss is ability to resist, probably before entering god's the city itself and starting the much dreaded urban combat. that's probably the highest risk which has political ramifications because israel would lose support or, or risk to support if too many civilians died during this operation. however, as this is a nature of urban combat, and unfortunately the original one good way around it and the urban combat is very

police say they arrested 47 year old ryan moreno on november 10th with the help of the fbi in connectiono the homicide. >> the federal trade commission is suing to block john muir health's proposed takeover of san ramon regional medical center. muir health has proposed acquiring the center for $142 million from the current owner tenant health care. the ftc claims the deal would drive up health care costs by eliminating competition between the two. health care companies. the regulators also say the merger would reduce incentives for these hospitals to invest in quality improvements as well. >> the tech industry is still in shock over the recent firing of open ai ceo and founder sam altman. he was known as the face of the company in a very important player in the world of artificial intelligence. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters has more from tech industry insiders. tech industry insiders say many people were stunned after open ai ceo sam altman was fired by the board of directors on friday. >> just the way in which the whole manner unfolded. it was really, really surprising. i mean

i earlier spoke to military analyst moreno moran, and i asked her about this as a strategy. good morning, clear. well, israel had announced yesterday is that it's target, it's phase 3, and it looks like this. phase 3 will be in circle, mentor, the siege of kansas city because it's around it from all sides. we don't know if israel is going to leave a band open for the civilians to escape. this is a concern amongst hazardous from the united states and in terms of the human, hairy and costs good. it would look like israel is trying to, we can how maces' ability to assist, probably before entering the city itself and starting the much dreaded urban on that. now the idea has also said its soldiers are in close quarters. come back with almost fighters there. can you describe for us what challenges and risks there are in an operation like this, including to civilian life, to all that's probably the highest risk which has political ramifications because israel would lose support or the risk to support if too many civilians died during this operation. however, as this is a nature of

luis moreno ocampo, it's great to see you again, thank you so much for coming back on the show. i want to start first with this charge by this lawsuit. and the very legal definition of genocide, which requires specific intent to destroy in whole or in part a national essick, racial, or religious group, by killing members of that group. among meeting other criteria. and the key word for me here, and for everyone's intent, which, as you know, scholars of genocide and state crime have already pointed to in gaza. we can just take a quick look here at some of the statements made by some israeli leaders, more than 70 statements that experts say show intent. how would you sir describe what is taking place in gaza? is what we are seeing genocide? >> well, the hamas attack on october the 7th is probably genocide, because hamas intentionally destroyed jewish people living in palestine, in israel, or on the land. so that is a genocide. the problem is -- of israel, the blockade itself, it could also be genocide. because killing is not the only form to commit genocide. the genocide conventio

joining me to discuss all that is my panel — ayesha hazarika and former us federal prosecutor, joe morenoits troops in gaza, are engaged in face—to—face combat, with fighters from hamas. the israeli military says its troops have now completely encircled gaza city, in the north of the territory — almost four weeks since the start of this war. the us secretary of state, antony blinken, has been back in tel aviv — as washington increases the pressure for a humanitarian pause. meanwhile, the leader of hezbollah — like hamas — a proscribed terrorist organisation — has spoken from a secret location. hassan nasrallah praised the hamas attacks and said, the possibility of �*total war is realistic�* more foreign nationals have been getting out of gaza — at the rafah crossing point into egypt — 124 british nationals are on the list of people, who are being allowed to leave. the hamas—run health ministry in gaza says, more than 9,000 people have been killed in the strip — since october the 7th — after hamas killed 1,400 people in the attacks in southern isreal. the situation for those inside gaza re

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thank you so much and for more we can bring and military analysts, marina ron from kings college moreno, good to see you again. israel says it has sent most of its tags into gaza and they seem to be staying there. so when is an incursion? not an invasion to even the goal. well, it depends on who is looking at this. so from the is this rarely point of view, it will never be an invasion. but from the home office point of view, and perhaps from the post in, in a, sorry, these point of view, it is already an invasion. so that it, this terminology is very politically leading to, and you know, it would have to be very careful because if you use specific terminology to describe the military operation, then you're aligning yourself that perhaps unwillingly was one side or another. so it is, um, what it is, this is a military operation to describe it in one neutral terms. however, i don't think that there is a trash hold where you would say that this is not incursion box and invasion. mm hm . so whenever this, this military operation was taken to the next phase is the now the israeli military sa

this was the right time to strike the terrorist despite the fact that there were people around as moreno moran military analyst from kings college london. thanks so much. thank you for having me. the leader of lebanon's has beloved her group has broken his silence about to have most attacks on israel house on those rolla, raise the operation and said his militia is engaged in unprecedented cross border finding. with israel, he stopped short of saying, has the low would fully join the war, but the warrant a wider, middle east conflict is a realistic possibility. large crowds turned out and the lebanese capital bear rude to hear. the widely anticipated speech has blot is backed by iran and is classified by the us and germany as a terrorist organization. now and those are all as said to the october 7th attacks on israel or carefully planned done up by level how if you're not seeing any um yeah, this decision to carry out this operation was 100 percent palestinian. the and it was carried out by palestinians, the ones who planted kept it secret from everyone, including the different resistanc

." >> reporter: marta moreno is on the hunt for a bigger home. mortgage rates are giving her a big pause. >> i'm guessing you pr >> that's really cool. >> reporter: but today's sky-high mortgage rates are giving her a big pause. i'm guessing you probably have a very low mortgage rate on your current mortgage, yes? >> yes. >> reporter: everybody's got 3%, right? >> yes it makes it really difficult to purchase a home at a much higher interest rate. >> reporter: in just two years, mortgage rates have gone from 3% to 8% that adds nearly $1,000 to the monthly payment on today's median-priced home rates are surging because the federal reserve is still trying to tame going to be over, but we do hear a chorus of fed speakers in a very inflation, and the economy is still hotter than they'd like >> we don't know exactly when it's going to be over, but we do hear a chorus of fed speakers in a very notable way saying that they are restrictive and that they can wait and see what happens with the policy filtering through to the economy. >> reporter: high rates

thank you so much and for more we can bring and military analysts. marina ron from kings college moreno, good to see you again. israel says it has sent most of its tags into gaza and they seem to be staying there. so when is an incursion? not an invasion to even the goal. well, it depends on who is looking at this. so from the is this rarely point of view, it will never be an invasion. but from the home office point of view, and perhaps from the post in, in a story these point of view, it is already an invasion. so in this terminology is very politically leading to and you know, it would have to be very careful because if you use specific terminology to describe the military operation, then your aligning yourself that perhaps unwillingly was one side or another. so it is, um, what it is, this is a military operation to describe it in one neutral terms. however, i don't think that there is a trash hold where you would say that this is not incursion box and invasion. mm hm . so whenever this, this military operation was taken to the next phase is the now the israeli military says it's in

in janine, i'll just ask moreno a camera man to turn around and show you the level of destruction close to this was close by one of those ministry. great photos. is that the is right? the ministry used to such devastating effect during these rights and it doesn't seem to be certainly according to the locals that we've spoken to in this neighborhood. there isn't any reason why they should have happened. they saying that there was no clashes, there was no kids throwing stones, it was literally, according to them of those that came in here and started ripping up this road. of course, this is often cold, fiber arts organizations buy the products to be is themselves a form of collective punishment. some people are even saying that it's a big by the use, right, the ministry to try and find the civilian population against the resistance groups that are in this town. jeanine is long bean, one of the senses if not the center. now for the all and resistance groups from various different inspections and you see the man walking around the streets now increasingly less during daylight, because these

take your place to look all teas moreno costs for what to do when you're right in splunk, it's the world this turn against you and you've been accused of war crimes. how to convince people that killing thousands of civilians is worth it. tell them that you are doing it for the greater good otherwise you'll be next. if we don't, we know, then europe is next and your next. and we have to one. we have to wait and not only for our sake, for the sake of the middle east, for the sake of our neighbors, you know what for the sake of guidance or been held by this dark tyranny that is brutalize about them. nothing but bloodshed, if that fear mongering sounds familiar, it's because it is, if you cream falls or you know who will surely go further, what will the united states of america do when pollutant reaches the baltic states when he reaches the polish border, which means he will it seems critical to get that message delivered in the united states. if you knows this ness and y'all who is now doing lots of us ends of use, well, mostly ignoring is ready media because the main constituency he must k

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and joseph moreno, former federal prosecutor.joe, do you think this is bad for the former president that he is attacking a judge who will be deciding the case?— attacking a judge who will be deciding the case? normally i would say _ deciding the case? normally i would say yes _ deciding the case? normally i would say yes in _ deciding the case? normally i would say yes in any - deciding the case? normally i would say yes in any other - deciding the case? normally i i would say yes in any other case it is bad to antagonise the judge, particularly at a bench trial and there is nojury so thejudge describes mike decides everything, the judge describes mike decides everything, both thejudge describes mike decides everything, both guilt and damages. ——so thejudge decides everything. the donald trump, he feels he has nothing to lose, and that is the judge's fault with the judge ruling upfront that he has lost. it doesn't give him much incentive to behave. i also think he is getting political traction here. it seems that the poles are co

alex moreno put them 2—1 up in the second half. that has just finished. that is a result there.ally deemed too severe towards the end, and the snow clearing machines were brought on, which stopped play for ten minutes. they did resume and it finished 2—2. on to international football now, where's there's two rounds of games remaining in the women's nations league group stage. scotland are away to belgium and wales are at home to iceland, both looking to avoid relegation into league b. northern ireland are in albania, and could still secure promotion to league a via play—offs. for england, there's a crucial game against the netherlands at wembley. jo currie has more from st georges park. the lionesses find themselves in a sticky situation. they're third with two games still to play. qualification for next summer's 0lympic qualification for next summer's olympic games is currently out of their own hands. they need to beat their own hands. they need to beat the dutch at wembley tomorrow, win away at scotland on tuesday and hope other results go their way. if they talk the group and

compartimos con el maestro de flamenco antonio moreno.anquilos. francisca: vamos a comenzar con este evento en los Ángeles, con una que cada vez que sale al ojo pÚblico da mucho de quÉ hablar. este hablando de jennifer lÓpez, estÁ vestida degucci y que fue presentador de la alfombra. quÉ te pareciÓ? no tenemos a jennifer l''opez, vamos con thalia entonces, un vestido color lila, unas botas como en el mismo color. cata? cata:el color le favorece, el vestido espectacular torre las botas, por dios, no. tenÍa mucho a la parte de arriba, de pronto se podrÍa haber puesto unos zapatos mÁs clÁsicos. >> lo que pasa es que si lo ven, tanto el vestido como las botas estÁn bellas y son tendencia pero no pueden competir tu vestidos o los zapatos. la amamos y es una muÑeca. >> color de temporada espectacular el lila. francisca: vamos alarde salma hayek. vamos a ver quÉ les pareciÓ a ustedes. >> viene del color que vengo yo tambiÉn. el verde botella que es genial para las personas que somos latinas de piel morena, se ve espectacular. sÓlo creo que muy p

. >> and with us from portugal's michael moreno, lecturer at the kohrville school of international affairs of denver. thanks so much for being here with us. so for you, are there any winners or losers here last night? did any debate performances move the needle at all? >> you know, a lot of people expected that nikki haley would come in for criticism, for attack. it did happen. she has been, you know, having some momentum in recent weeks in polling in key states. that's put her in the spotlight. but also, obviously the fact that the world is so incredibly unstable right now, the eruption of the hamas israel war has put her foreign policy expense in the spotlight as well. she's the only one with any foreign policy experience on that rostrum. so she had a night that she didn't hurt herself. she withstood a lot of attacks on her ideas. and i think, you know, in a lot of ways, you look at, this and you look at where president trump's, and the pools, former president trump, and you wonder, is this just a race for vice presidential nods? it's really hard to separate, you know, sudden surges in t

having voters come out in august for a really critical vote, that, setting that aside, this is bernie morenodidate. this is him talking about this amendment. can you play the sound? >> as a dad of two girls, it is about having the rapists forced to have her and abortion all without your consent as a minor. that is insane, it is not representative of ohio values. >> some right here, i think they're trying to frame this as a parental rights issue, and easing the example of a girl being raped and ordered to have an abortion by her rapist without informing her parents, which seems so nefarious, farfetched and largely unsupported by any facts. i wonder, what this tells you about the broader concern on whether it will pass? >> yeah, they are freaking out, alex. it's really ironic that he says it sounds insane because he sounds insane. the examples they're coming up with are so wild, and the disturbing part to be more serious here is the examples, the real life examples emerging from the band are dystopian and horrific. that is the real problem here. what is happening about parental consent is, the

. >>> plus, i speak with luis moreno ocampo to get his take on argentina's controversial presidentiallection. >>> and, michelle martin asks roger ross williams about his ne

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the sonoma county district attorney's office charged 32 year-old and brazil lleva moreno.6 year-old lana padilla. both were found guilty of sexually assaulting and abusing minors. and both will spend up to 36 years behind bars. on the peninsula. in millbrae woman pleaded no contest to a drunk driving crash that killed a man back in 2020. 66 year-old suzette kelly entered the plea in exchange for 5 years in prison. that fatal crash happened on skyline boulevard in march 2020, the da's office says kelly rearended one vehicle and hit 2 others as she tried to drive away. she was arrested and charged with dui. and many of the ski resorts in lake tahoe are now open. it's early christmas present for skiers and snowboarders. palisades tahoe celebrated opening day on the slopes wednesday, even though there's been a lack of snowfall in the recent weeks, colder temperatures have allowed resorts to make their own snow other resorts now include a heavenly mount rose in north star. they are all open. and speaking that, lovely, a snowy weather out there. talk about our forecast here as w

louis moreno accomplice . thanks for speaking to us, one i'll to 0 do. so as we've been discussing you and human rights experts have continued to call on the international community to do more to prevent genocide against the palestinian people in gaza. priyanka good fellow, looks at the language used by is really leaders and several figure since the beginning of the war behind the depths of suffering and the cycle of violence and garza, a woods of vengeance, hatred and erasure is a hole in the midst of in i don't even come in. he's referring to a biblical passage that called to an ancient israelites to wipe out it's our tribal nation of my leg. to avenge a surprise on bush took a man, women, child's infant, and animals. a reference use now to justify the slaughter of thousands of palestinian men, women and children. it is an on and be us genocidal statement. right? because the idea within the tradition, right, is that you have to destroy all of all the like and all of i'm like descendants and rid that people from the world. and this is a completely dange

underway, or do you join us on the edge of the reference or you can see in jeanine, i'll just ask moreno a camera man to turn around and show you the level of destruction close to. this was close by one of those ministry, great photos. is that the is right, the ministry used to such devastating effect during these rights. there doesn't seem to be certainly according to the locals that we've spoken to in this neighborhood. there isn't any reason why they should have happened. they saying that there was no clashes, there was no kids throwing stones. it was literally according to them of those that came in here and started ripping up this road pulse. this is often cold, fiber arts organizations buy the products tvs themselves, a form of collective punishment. some people are even saying that it's a big by the use, right, the ministry to try and find the civilian population against the resistance groups that are in this town. janine is long being one of the centers, if not the same to now for beyond resistance groups from various different inspections. and you see the men walking around the

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. >> reporter: boris moreno is the canal's vice president of operations. >> i've never walked across> yeah, it's an experience. >> reporter: he says two-thirds of canal traffic is either coming from or going to the united states. but that flow of goods is now at risk because this 50-mile-long system of locks and lakes that connects two oceans is actually above sea level and doesn't run on ocean water. >> no. it's freshwater from our lake that's manmade. >> so you are reliant on rainfall. >> yes. >> and generally in panama, that happens. >> it's one of the wettest countries in the world. but this year has been an unprecedented dry season. our lake levels are close to the minimum. >> reporter: severe drought is drying up the lakes that feed the canal. plunging water levels so low they've had to cut the number of vessels passing through from 36 to 24 per day, delaying goods and creating a growing waiting room of ships out at sea. some vessels are also being forced to carry up to 40% less cargo and slow down so they don't hit bottom. >> we are really, really looking for freshwater. >> re

moreno is very much a happy, jovial, very real. like. like it's me. >> iglesias says he signed on for this funny and family friendly series for one big reason. he's a longtime fan of tim allen. >> as a comic. he was just always a funny dude. and i really enjoyed his his work, mutual admiration society, the dude drilled the part when they called me and said, you know, not do you want to audition for this? but we wrote a part specific for you. do you want to do it? and i'm like, are you kidding me? this is awesome. >> it was wrongly exiled from the north pole. i was very mean and very unfair there. >> yeah, you might have mentioned it. >> it's my favorite holiday. so i'm like, yeah, i'll. i'll live. i'll live in a christmas world for a few months. no problem. george pennacchio for abc news. >> that is a great cast. that'll do it for this edition of abc seven news at four on larry beil, abc seven news at five is coming up next at but we're just getting started. everything going well? oh yeah. let's take a look at this knee. because it's the work behind t

struggle session, i, i had not heard that term i was reading this past week at the beach, stella moreno'sok, the more beat to the weaponization of loneliness. she was a speaker here at cwa and she was actually taped by c-span also, and she talked about it how the marxist use struggle sessions for public humiliation. yes, physical beating and really horrible stuff. can you comment on that that, you know, the marxist context of that they actually call it a? yes, it's it's an emotional flogging. i mean, it's meant to beat you down and then build you back up with ideas. it's a really fundamental component. these authoritarian ideas. i mean, if you've ever read 1984 by george orwell, you know that they use this the same tactic to strip people of their strip people of their ideas and turn them into empty vessels that would just accept what was being fed into them. it's a way of of people who do have critical thinking skills. older people, more conducive to brainwashing and, indoctrination. and so this what politico and other left wing publications do to their employees who don't toe the line ex

will the biden administration take action to secure the border let's bring in chuck moreno formmarinoformerterrors on the border and in our country. chuck, thanks for being with us. it is a sobering thought the idea that terror cells, entire groups of terrorists can just walk across the southern border and set up shop in the united states. they do not check in with anybody nobody knows who they are, nobody knows where they are. but that is exactly right and what this all tells us is the threat is very real. we've got it open southwest a board of the risks associated with that being amplified by what is going on in the middle east between israel, hamas and hezbollah this is going to have real repercussions to her homeland security and already has. not only is the threat very real but it is already in our country print what is been allowed to happen under this administration for almost the last three years undercuts our entire homeland security apparatus. you heard the fbi director state we are at a whole another level regarding the threat he was testifying a beaded to his right with the secr

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