natalie no puede terminar conmigo.sión de mi nieta. necesito explicarle que no tiene que terminar conmigo por su enfermedad, que yo la amo como sea. pero natalie está muy deprimida. no la presiones. hazlo por su salud. si quieres que mejore, hazle caso. no la busques más. perdón, doña norma, pero no puedo estar lejos de nati, simplemente, no puedo. cuando te vi no te pude reconocer, tobías. definitivamente, natalie no se dará cuenta que eres tú. como el payasito sonrisas, puedo estar cerca de nati sin que se dé cuenta. tengo que reconocer que tuviste muy buena idea. además, con tantos niños, les podrás dar alegría y están pasando por momentos tan difíciles como natalie. cuente conmigo. voy a buscar a natalie, que muero por verla. ay, claro. [ríe] me veo horrible. horrible, me veo horrible. [gime] hola, amiguita, soy el payasito sonrisas y vengo a traerte alegría. nadie te dijo que podías venir. perdona, amiguita, pero la alegría entra sola, por eso vine. yo no te quiero ver. vete con los otros niños. aunque sea deja qu

. >> the last time she was on this road, natalie was running for her life. just after sunrise on saturday, october 7th, rocket interception scene from the dance floor at the nova music festival, militants killed more than 350 people, mostly young, mostly jewish, mostly unarmed. >> i feel so lucky that i made it out, that i got out alive. i feel like it's my duty to be that voice for all those who weren't as lucky as me . >> the sense of duty is why she is returning to israel for the first time since the attacks. >> seeing all of these spaces and knowing people that loved the spaces. >> faces of friends who never made it home. >> i was dancing right next to them, you know. >> it could have been you? >> the music festival campsite, now a face -- place where families come to grieve. rockets in the sky, all she could do was run. many took cover in bathrooms, ditches, most of them ended up dead, four hours of running, exhausted, dehydrated, natalie collapsed. >> we have nowhere to run to. where will we run into? kind of like that one, yeah . >> the man behind the

searching natalie usually uses silk or rolls. his team then embellishes the pieces with religious embroidery all by hand. what sits is work a part is this my new attention to detail the 1st about the flux to see data view, we are working on the final details of a chest. people for an important customer already came in. this central pod is originally employed at the mazda c complaint, the. we also want to mentoring the entire edge in the same style. quad chain through the label has made around 20 garments for po frances. and more than 50 for the late po benedict, the 16th, including this miter and the one benedict war lying and stated saint peters basilica. stated the problem is to see a student and they got into post benedicts style was based on the origins of the church. martin noticed one tradition or the better. so doesn't put you like francis . the style is not much different. yeah. it means it's a little simpler and little like that. and perhaps a little less bold than put benedicts was for them to leave. those spins up to a

rattling native new yorker natalie sanadachi. tell me what that made you feel like now. >> i got scared we were being shot at. i'm fine. >> reporter: the last time she office this road, natalie was running for her life. ♪ just after sunrise on saturday, october 7th, rocket interceptions seen from the dance floor at the nova music festival. hamas militants killed more than 350 people, mostly young, mostly jewish, mostly unarmed. >> i feel so lucky that i made it out, that i got out alive. i feel that it's my duty to be that voice for all these who weren't as lucky as me. >> reporter: that sense of duty is why she's returning to israel for the first time since the attacks. >> just seeing all these faces and knowing people that loved these faces. >> reporter: faces of friends who never made it home. >> oh, my god. she's someone i recognize. it's so crazy. i was dancing right next to them, you know? so hard to see how many of them there are. >> reporter: it could have been you. the music festival campsite now a place where families c

rattling native new yorker natalie. tell me what that made you feel like just now? >> i got scared that we were being shot at. i'm fine. >> reporter: the last time she was on this road, natalie was running for her life. ♪ just after sunrise on saturday, october 7th, rocket interception seen from the dance floor at the music festival. hamas militants killed more than 350 people, mostly young, mostly jewish, mostly unarmed. >> i feel so lucky that -- that i made it out, that i got out alive. i feel that it's my duty to be that voice for all those who weren't as lucky as me. >> reporter: that sense of duty is why she's returning to israel for the first time since the attacks. >> just seeing all these faces and knowing people that loved these faces. >> reporter: faces of friends who never made it home. >> oh, my god. she's someone i recognize. it's so crazy. i was dancing right next to them, you know? so hard to see how many of them there are. >> reporter: and it could have been you. the music festival campsite, now a place where families come to grieve. rockets in the

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joining me is coin story podcast host natalie brunell.ou this, is it fear driving this crypto market? i guess the follow-up question would be, can bitcoin rally into the new year? >> hi, ashley, great to see you. i think this is just a healthy pullback. bitcoin over the last three months is up 60%. more than 150% in 2023 and i believe bitcoin is poised to be the standout asset in 2024. we'll see large capital flows into bitcoin with the imminent approval of a spot bitcoin etf. i say imminent we've seen over the last two months, regulators, issuers, clearing their calendars to just focus on bitcoin meetings. the sec is working with more than a dozen companies to iron out thousands of pages of guidance and disclosure documents on these spot bitcoin etfs. it appears the wheels of ghost and wall street are focusing on delivering bitcoin to the masses. we have halving coming up in april when bitcoin issuance drops from 900 coins to 450 per day. i'm bullish on 2024, ashley. ashley: i can tell, i can hear it in your voice. you know the spot etf,

yet natalie is alive. she hopes she can share this story and put a human face on what happened on october 7th. the event a has now led to so much suffering and misery on both sides of this war. >> also showing the face of a hero, this father of four who you caught up with. i mean, more than ten trips back to the festival towards danger. did he tell you about whether or not he knew some of the people at the festival? how did he know what was going on, and did he have a connection to the people there? >> reporter: this is what is so extraordinary. he was safe at home with his family in a bunker when all of this was happening and he was watching news coverage. he was hearing chatter from neighbors that something was wrong and something was happening at the music festival. he none of his kids were there. but he says he didn't think twice about it. as others were running away, he jumped in that truck. he had a handgun as a sidearm. he didn't have to use, he says. but he essentially started making trips. every t

there's no doubt that natalie sidesur is the cream of the crop.the queen of the hyper-realistic cake. that is a cake. that does not look like a cake. which came first, for you, baking or the art? >> the art came first. i've been making art since i was a kid. and i studied it -- i actually studied hyper-realistic art in college and a little in high school. making the dishes dirty is totally a side sur cake detail. with the background to make realistic art, i found a way to use edible materials in cake and make it hyper-realistic too. but i also noticed, when i started making the cakes and the more realistic they were, the attention that they were getting. >> reporter: it's really hard not to look at this and wonder, that is a snake? or is it a cake? whatever it is, in the last few years natalie has made cake out of everything, from basic everyday essentials to the truly insane. you must be getting those reactions all the time. does it get old? >> no. it's my favorite. i get to prank people. >> reporter: today, we're going to look to turn something,

natalie pirks, bbc news.cki has been awarded a wild card for next month's australian open. the dane won her only grand slam title in melbourne in 2018 before retiring in 2020 to start a family however the former world number one returned to the tour in august reaching the last 16 at the us open on her grand slam comeback, losing to eventual winner coco gauff. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. while wednesday was a pretty chilly day for many of us, again, we had some blue skies and sunshine, especially towards northern and eastern areas of the uk. a lovely scene there in perth and kinross, but it wasn't quite as sunny as that further south and west, where we had rain spreading in, well, courtesy of these weather fronts pushing in from the southwest. now, we could see a spell of snow in the central lowlands into thursday morning. that could be disruptive, just one to keep an eye on first thing on thursday, and maybe a touch of frost here. but elsewhere, you can see

but not in a body bag. >> natalie, you returned to your home. and, your home has been destroyed. >> our home is ruined. many houses were burned. with people inside. >> is there anything else you want people to know? that you want to say? >> we need to bring them back now. now. because if not now, they could be dead or i don't know. too trauma tuesdayed to be able to keep living their life again. >> i really miss naama and really love her. maybe cnn is on a screen in gaza and she will be able to see this. >> what would you want her to know? >> that we love her and we are doing everything we can. >> and we need all the world's support. we need everyone. we need to bring them back. we need them back. and i would love to give you this necklace. it is written on our heart. bring them home. >> thank you very much. i appreciate that. >> there is one more thing that it is very important. not many people know or think about it that way. but, hamas is a terror organization. they came to our house, he took my parents and he came to other houses. you know.

muchas gracias. >> natalie y también el mal tiempo podría impactar los viajes aéreos.o en donde se espera que para estos días festivos viajen millones de personas por eso los expertos están recomendando que tome precauciones antes y durante su viaje. primero, verifique el estado de su vuelo. llegue a tiempo al aeropuerto, revise que transporte público está disponible para evitar atascos durante su traslado al terminal aéreo. también ahorre tiempo digitalizando su licencia de conducir para agilizar la revisión en los puntos de seguridad del aeropuerto. esta mañana a bomberos de antioch sofocaron un incendio reportado en una zona residencial. el siniestro se registró un poco antes de las 05:00 sobre la calle saint francis drive. los oficiales rescataron a una persona y a una mascota. esa persona fue trasladada a un hospital local. las autoridades siguen investigando las causas del fuego y falta casi una semana para navidad. y es por eso que los bomberos y la cruz roja de sacramento se asociaron para asegurarse que esos detectores de humo funcionen adecuadamente. y lupita

. >> reporter: the last time she was on this road, natalie was running for her life. just after sunrise on saturday, october 7th, rocket interceptions seen from the dance floor at the nova music festival, hamas militants killed more than 350 people, mostly young, mostly jewish, mostly unarmed. >> i feel so lucky that i made it out, that i got out alive. i feel that it's my duty to be that voice for all of those who weren't as lucky as me. >> reporter: that sense of duty is why she's returning to israel for the first time since the attacks. >> just seeing all these faces and knowing people that loved these faces. >> reporter: faces of friends, who never made it home. >> oh, my god. it's so crazy. i was dancing right next to them. it's so hard to see how many there are. >> and it could have been you. >> reporter: the music festival campsite now a place where families come to grieve. rockets in the sky, gun sshots the ground. many took cover in bathrooms, bomb shelters, ditches. most ended up dead. four hours of running, exhausted, dehydrated, natalie collapsed. >> i nev

natalie bueno, las autoridades acaban de identificar a este oficial como juan, de 36 años de edad. >>an que llevaba 4 años con esta agencia y dicen que falleció rodeado de su familia, sus padres, su esposa, al igual que sus colegas. esta mañana y actualmente continúa tras la búsqueda de el o los respon sables, la agencia del orden explica que todo esto se desencadenó mientras respondían a un robo en un dispensario de marihuana por segunda vez. esta madrugada en la cuadra 400 ice de embarcadero tenemos imágenes de la escena. aquí podemos ver una camioneta blanca que había chocado contra un vehículo estacionado. la camioneta parecía tener varios impactos de bala y las ventanas estaban rotas. aunque la policía aún no ha confirmado si este vehículo estaba involucrado en conferencia de prensa revelaron que el oficial recibió impactos de bala mientras conducía un auto sin insignia policial. explican que formaba parte de un equipo que respondió por segunda vez esta madrugada a reportes de robo en un dispensario de marihuana como mencioné en la cuadra 400 embarcadero, el jefe de policía inter

por eso natalie vera se encuentra en vivo desde donde ocurrieron los hechos.es que nada, cuéntanos qué están diciendo las autoridades. >> bueno, la policía nos dice que todo empezó cuando recibieron una llamada anoche por parte de una mujer quien dijo que no podría. no podía ingresar a su casa porque su marido se había encerrado dentro de la residencia. esto sucedió el jueves por la noche alrededor de las 7 pm en cleopatra drive, aquí en pleasant hill. y según las autoridades, cuando los oficiales llegaron, encontraron que la mujer tenía heridas de bala en la parte inferior de su cuerpo. reportan que la víctima había intentado ingresar a su casa por la puerta del garaje cuando su marido le disparó. ella fue trasladada al hospital con heridas leves y ya fue dada de alta. las autoridades dicen que su esposo es chao y la policía de pittsburgh confirma que sirvió como oficial con ese departamento por 15 años hasta su jubilación en diciembre del año pasado. según la policía de pleasant hill, el equipo de crisis y negociación y los elementos swat permanecieron en la

i will start with you natalie. >> good afternoon, everyone, my name is natalie grant, director of the office of human service, emergency preparedness and response at the administration for children and families at the u.s. department of health and human services, long title. i know. long title, very big real and capacity that we serve. we are the basically consider us the safety net for the nation. we are the largest funder and provider of human and social services in the government. our budget annually is $62 billion. we have a presence in every community across the country and we factor prominently in some of the programs that you heard earlier from the direct services and assistance that come forward from temporary assistance to needy families, the low-income home energy assistance program, water assistance programs and so onto child and family services, child welfare, head start, child care benefits, foster care, run away and homeless youth to other social programs such as domestic violence and community block grant. and what it ties back into some of the climate risks and so on,

let's start with you, natalie. >> good afternoon, my name is natalie grant. at the administration first children and families at the u.s. department of health and human services. long title, i know. very big role in capacity that we serve. consider us the safety net for the nation. in the u.s. government. our government is $62 billion. we have a presence in every community across the country and prominently in some of the programs you've heard earlier from the direct services and assistance that come forward from temporary assistance for any families. the low income energy assistance program, the water assistance program, so one to child and family services. child welfare, head start, child care benefits, foster care. runaway and homeless youth to other social service programs and supporting entities such as domestic violence, trafficking persons and community block grants. we are a smorgasbord when it comes to human and social services. when it ties back in the 70s climate risks and so on, we serve and support those persons, individuals, households and commu

the next speaker is natalie rogers from the | speaker is natalie rogers from the long covid group participantsdismissed and it has been a threat throughout this inquiry.— dismissed and it has been a threat throughout this inquiry. thank you. from the revelation _ throughout this inquiry. thank you. from the revelation that _ throughout this inquiry. thank you. from the revelation that boris - from the revelation that boris johnson — from the revelation that boris johnson thought— from the revelation that boris johnson thought long - from the revelation that boris johnson thought long covid i from the revelation that boris i johnson thought long covid was expletive — johnson thought long covid was expletive and _ johnson thought long covid was expletive and gulf— johnson thought long covid was expletive and gulf war- johnson thought long covid was i expletive and gulf war syndrome stuff to _ expletive and gulf war syndrome stuff to the — expletive and gulf war syndrome stuff to the claim _ expletive and gulf war syndrome stuff to the claim from _ expletive and gulf war syndrome stuff to the cla

my name is natalie tanous and i'm a resident of district one. i want to start by saying thank you to supervisor preston. i'm calling on each of you to support the ceasefire resolution introduced before you and urge you to vote as soon as tonight. my fellow palestinians in gaza are not just numbers and don't deserve to be dehumanized. so i want to put in perspective just how many people have been killed, because i know how these big numbers are difficult to conceptualize. and a lot have been mentioned tonight so far, not including those still under the rubble, at least 16,000 people have been killed, which could almost fill up chase center, which has a maximum capacity of 18,064 people. and at least 8000 children have been killed coming close to filling the 8500 person maximum of bill graham civic auditorium just across the street. how many more have to be murdered before you support voting yes on this resolution is another step closer to ending this genocide, so please make the right choice. thank you all for listening. thank you, natalie, for y

natalie pirks has more. nice hit. are battling the morning mist in bromley. they've been playing together for years and admit they're no tiger woods. stop, stop, stop. but new rules unveiled today will affect all players, no matter their level. from 2028 onwards, balls will gradually be swapped to new ones which travel around 15 yards less for pros, but a mere five yards less for amateurs. 1980 only six professional golfers could hit the ball 270 yards from a tee shot. this year, rory mcilroy�*s record average was more than 326 yards. to keep challenging those big hitters, courses need extending. but that's expensive, not to mention environmentally damaging. so after five years of grappling with these issues, the rule makers say it's a case of new balls, please. not everyone is happy. it is 20 years since we last updated the golf ball and a lot has changed in sport and from that time. has changed in sport and from that time-— has changed in sport and from that time. from 2028 onwards bulls will be — that time. from 20

natalie, i congratulate you.nable to wriggle, i don't know these nuances, what happens at the border, how everything was imported, these new limits, not restrictions, new rules, novelties that have been introduced, pluses, minuses, and how to deal with them now adapt to the most important thing to first for all our army received on time what they need, please see, the basic rule that is as of now, all organizations that are recipients of humanitarian... aid must be on the register, that is, if you want to receive humanitarian aid, or some of your partners from abroad, partners , volunteers, organizations, governments, they bring you humanitarian aid, you must be registered in the electronic system, links to it are everywhere on the website of the ministry of social policy, this is the first story, you must be registered, the second story that starting today, you can... help in two ways, either by entering all the data about the cargo in the electronic system, or by paper, through a paper declaration, as it was un

hello, natalie. prison five times, darling. hahahahaha! i'm a catch up. yeah, this is it. >> there's no point. >> there's no point. >> normally lay as the foundation when you first go on a date. >> is it ? >> is it? >> is it? >> everyone likes to keep their partied and but being on the show i knew that my history was going to come out. you weren't in the first few times of dating someone exposed that history. but i knew it was going to come out. >> so yeah, so, so talk to me about your story because it seems quite incredible . seems quite incredible. >> go on, start, start me from where it all started to happen for you. so where were you born and what was your childhood like and what was your childhood like and where did it all? >> oh gosh, we'd be here forever if i told you whole story. if i told you the whole story. >> yeah, i started. i grew >> but yeah, i started. i grew up in a high rise flats in denham , um, in buckinghamshire, denham, um, in buckinghamshire, and, and my dad left when i was 18

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natalie morales: it was ana battle for the loveur of maurizio gucci. one corner, patrizia reggiani, the up and coming socialite who had captured his heart. in the other, maurizio's domineering father, >> it was a battle for the love of maurizio gucci. in one corner, patrizia reggiani, the up and coming socialite what captured his heart. in the other, this maurizio is dominating father who believed patrizia was only in it for the money and the name. not only did rodolfo not approve, didn't he give maurizio an ultimatum? >> he said it's either me or her and love did prevail for maurizio. he chose to marry patrizia. >> rodolfo was furious, he refused to come to come to the wedding. in fact, no one from the gucci family came to watch the happy couple walk down the aisle. finally, after two years of their estrangement, maurizio lead's on coal persuaded maurizio and his father to reconcile. then he persuaded maurizio to come to new york and work for him. >> go to 100%. >> so although was the marketing and expansion genius of the family. he opened the first s

from our windy city station, natalie martinez has the story >> reporter: at o'hare airport, migrants can be seen camping out in the bus terminal center there are currently 300 staying at ohio o'hare >> a hundred migrants on there >> reporter: the governor of texas confirmed his state chart chartered a flight to chicago. this is video shot, showing asue l sigh asu asylum seekers boarding. >> without elected officials at the highest level of government, like governor abbott to play with people's lives that at least cost two lives here. >> reporter: he's referring to a 3-year-old girl who died in transport and a 5-year-old who died sunday after a medical emergency at this shelter at 22nd and halstead. >> the department of homeland security must intervene. >> reporter: a statement released by governor abbott's office reads in part, because mayor johnson is failing to live up to his city's welcoming city ordinance, we are expanding our operation to include flights to chicago. even the white house is weighing in, saying in a statement in part, governor abbott is not interested in solutions

so the guy in the us next is that it's easy pallets or partnership at which or the natalie mike base on shed fairly was a principal sofa of a democracy and calibrations in areas of a good governance and economic diplomacy. it was a rather unfortunate that for the you or somebody to the effort to south africa is engaging or aiding that i sent for the ration military. i think you with the appreciate that is a, is a developing countries hold off at the f, not that type of capacity to 8. that i sense that the russian military. so if you look at the entry point of that type of, of argument that it was complete the rational but b dismay, president, i'm a pause, a point that they inquired ethan validate that you know, i was fun pointed to we f, not aid did us. and for the race and military, in fact, what the, the shipment entails was the procurement doing a good decode, with 19 fund day me, for the, you know, through the capacity is the, relates to peacekeeping missions in, in this, out of offer case consent. so it's the unfortunate and we, we obviously stand for them at our is our nemesis

issue between philadelphia got in the us extensive strategic political partnership, which or the natalie mike base on shed fairly was a principal sofa of a democracy. and collaborations in areas of a good governance. and economic diplomacy. it was unfortunate that the, the us on boss of the effort to south africa is engaging or aiding that lesson for the ration military. i think you with the appreciate that is a, is a developing countries hold off of the f. not that i boss capacity to 8 that i sense that the russian military. so if you look at the entry point of that type of, of argument that it was completely irrational, but beat as of may president. i'm a pause, a point that they inquired at least that validate that you know, i was fun pointed to we f not aided their us and for the reason military in fact uh what the, the shipment and pay it was uh, the procurement doing, uh the, the good to go with 19 fund day me for the you know, through the capacity is the relates to peacekeeping missions in, in the south of africa is concerned. so it's the unfortunate and we, we obviously stand fro

natalie: cantando. [risas] alan: primera vez que estÁ en una entrevista natalie. tranquila.? [ risas] natalie: bueno, Él llegÓ dÓnde estaba vendiendo. lo primero es decirme... lo puedo decir? [ risas] mamasita. [risas] directo. alan: quÉ hizo? natalie: empezamos a hacer tik tok y asÍ. [risas] jomari: en las redes cuestionan un poco que dicen que es tik tok, es publicidad y que no es real. eso cuestionan en las redes. raÚl: precedieron un besito asÍ. karla: estÁ agarrando abajo. [risas] alan: cÓmo es como romÁntico? natalie: me encanta. es una persona... lo amo. [risas] karla: mucha gente dice de la diferencia de edad. cuÁnto se llevan? pedro: eh... [ risas] muchos aÑos. karla: a ti no te importa. te gustan los hombres mayores? natalie: no. es el primero. pedro: casi 40. alan: no tanto. sÍ? pedro: ella no le gusta decir su edad. dice que se llama natalia rodrÍguez. quÉ fecha naciste? febrero? [ risas] karla: febrero sin aÑos. [risas] 1900.com [risas] natalie: me encanta todo de Él. [risas] alan: vamos a seguir aquÍ. haga el tik tok. [mÚsica] ¡eh! ¿necesitas regalos para todos

buenas tardes nataly, dinos qué más se sabe al respecto. >> bueno, el alcalde indica que es aquí desden, donde muchos indigentes radicaban, pero dice que gracias a un programa de subvenciones estatales de 2 millones de dólares han logrado ofrecer vivienda también añade que esos fondos han sido destinados para ofrecer otros servicios, como cubrir tratamientos de adicción, capacitación de empleo y apoyo de salud mental. en octubre el alcalde meijen con otros líderes de la ciudad, buscaban declarar una emergencia por la crisis de personas sin hogar y residentes aquí en el área de guadalupe creek, con los que hablamos nos dicen que si han notado una diferencia o si que ya no hay tantos aquí ni nada, está limpio. >> yo paso por ahí a trabajar y todo y para que andan circulando y todo eh? y ya. de ya, ya no sé, mira pa que voy a moscone center. sí, pero antes se generaban mucho a nivel estatal. >> el gobernador gavin newsom anunció el mes pasado que casi 300 millones de dólares están disponibles. y la meta no es solo limpiar los campamentos, pero también ayudar a las personas a encontrar una

natalie qué información nos puedes compartir?edió aquí, en esta intersección de la calle west street college. y pueden ver que es aquí mismo donde el automóvil donde iban las 2 víctimas se estrelló contra la reja de esta iglesia en el estacionamiento. por su parte, las autoridades dicen que el otro automóvil donde iba el conductor que se dio a la fuga se chocó contra un hidrante que estaba en esta misma esquina. como pueden ver ahí los oficiales nos dicen que 2 hermanos de 12 y 13 años iban en un carro azul en dirección oeste, en la calle west six, alrededor de las 23:30 de la noche. el viernes, cuando un black escalade en dirección al norte los chocó, desviando el vehículo hacia el. estaciona miento de una iglesia. como les mostré, mientras que el escalade se estrelló contra el hidrante que vieron, los jóvenes fueron trasladados al hospital donde fallecieron. la policía dice que las personas en el otro vehículo huyeron de la escena a pie. por su parte, vecinos del área nos dicen que esta intersección es peligrosa y se quejan que

natalie. >> bueno, vendedores con los que hablamos me dicen que si les fue bien en este evento organizadoe organizado por el dueño de este local. aquí donde estamos en la calle de la misión, pero bueno, aseguran que esto realmente no es suficiente, ya que por 90 días, como sabemos, han sido desalojados y dicen que hoy lograron ganar lo que normalmente ganarían en un día en sus antiguos puestos, pero continúan preocupados ante esta situación. y es que los locales habilitados por la ciudad para que ellos puedan vender dicen que están vacíos. siempre cabe recalcar que son vendedores que cuentan con permiso de la ciudad. me dicen que ahora no les alcanza ni para el almuerzo. aseguran que con suerte pueden ganar 15 $ al día y esto es una gran diferencia a los 200 o 300 $ que algunos dicen que ganaban a diario. los afectados pueden vender en otras calles como en la cap street o twenty en fourth street, pero se quejan que no es lo mismo y tienen un mensaje para la alcaldesa london breed. >> cómo quiere ella que la comunidad este latina la recordemos la todo. todos los que vendemos ahí, los del d

desde ahí se encuentra en vivo nathalie vera con lo último natalie. >> bueno, pueden ver aquí la magnitudebo reconocer que ha habido bastante progreso desde que nosotros llegamos aquí en la mañana hace varias horas. pero como pueden ver, están aquí los trabajadores laborando por despejar las calles y el paso ahí moviendo arena y lodo. como pueden ver aquí, el capitolio se encuentra bajo advertencia de evacuación en estos momentos. algunos negocios con los que hablamos perdieron electricidad y sufrieron inundaciones por segunda vez en menos de un año. ahora temen repetir la historia del pasado invierno. el cual, como recordarán, forzó la clausura de muchos comercios por varios meses. dueños de negocios cuentan que vieron una ola inmensa esta mañana y aseguran, los agarró desprevenidos. >> había gente donde estaba la playa y empezó a venir la ola y venía y venía y se hizo grande y la gente empezó a correr y y se empezó a inundar todo. acá >> las olas amenazaban con más inundaciones nuevamente, mientras comerciantes, trabajadores de obras públicas, miembros de la comunidad y otros ayudaban p

natalie, te escuchamos. >> bueno, este incidente marca la muerte número 54 en la historia del departamentos autoridades mencionan que el oficial era oriundo de vietnam. llevaba 4 años con la agencia. y bueno, en estos momentos sus compañeros están tras la pista del asesino. la policía de oakland investiga el más reciente homicidio de esa ciudad . y esta vez se trata de 1 de los suyos. >> one of our officers, el jefe de policía interino, darren allison, lamentó que 1 de sus oficiales de 36 años haya pagado con su vida el proteger a su comunidad. >> esta pérdida es profunda. se pronunció la alcaldesa 60 la policía explica que todo comenzó cuando un equipo respondió a una llamada de robo en un dispensario en la cuadra 400 ice de embarcadero esto fue alrededor de la una de la madrugada y después de una investigación preliminar, los elementos se fueron de la escena. pero unas horas después, a las 04:30, la policía de oakland volvió a recibir reportes de robo en el mismo negocio. esta vez, cuando arribaron, vieron a un grupo de sospechosos huir de la escena. >> at least one individual. >> el jef

natalie, but in russian ones the first time they started talking about distances in the military public, i was surprised. because they usually keep their information in a different way, and they began to count how many kilometers from the wells to the crimean isthmus and began to discuss it among themselves, what this means, we do not know and do not want to speculate on coffee grounds, but they talk about that it is necessary to strengthen the reb in this area, this is what they are talking about and increase the mass of shelling, so why? we don't know, maybe you can explain to us why they are like that accents appeared in the russian occupiers? let me remind you that this war was indeed dubbed the war of drones and radio-electronic warfare - this is also a fairly powerful weapon, which, probably, in their opinion, is capable of compensating in a certain way for their air defense, which has become somewhat leaky in the crimean peninsula. island, and they realize that the danger that will come to them from the air, even though their superiority in the aviation component is obvious, but

nataly, tú te encuentras en el lugar de los hechos.que tenga. >> bueno, la policía dice que sucedió ayer alrededor de las 17:00 de la tarde aquí en la cuadra 1400 de rutherford avenue. pueden ver que estamos cerca de una escuela primaria. y según las autoridades, la víctima es un joven de 24 años quien falleció al recibir varios disparos mientras se encontraba en su auto. lo más triste. la madre le dijo a la policía que había sido testigo de lo ocurrido. de acuerdo a las autoridades, el repartidor de pizza estaba en un descanso cuando un carro se detuvo y un pasajero salió del vehículo disparándole varias veces antes de huir en el auto, el jefe de la policía de oakley lo calificó como un horrendo crimen y afirmó que el caso es su prioridad número 1 en estos momentos. el incidente sucedió en el vecindario 20 parkway, cerca de una escuela primaria. como mencioné, sabemos que anoche un restaurante de domino's aledaño cerró temprano y estuvo reembolsando los pedidos pendientes de algunos clientes. nos contactamos con ellos y esta mañana so

reportando desde san josé nathalie vera regreso contigo al estudio. >> gracias, natalie.o 8 de noviembre, cuando un ladrón chocó su vehículo contra esto está habilitado que lo usen para preparar comida, que era su principal fuente de ingresos. las reparaciones, aseguran los dueños, superan los 8.000 , impidiéndoles renovar el permiso de inspección debido a que el vehículo no funciona. además, el seguro del vehículo ya no ofrece cobertura para este tipo de automóviles. los dueños ahora esperan recibir ayuda para superar esta situación. ahora nos dirigimos al este de la bahía, donde una cabaña perteneciente a las girl scouts fue vandalizada. un video muestra cómo la estructura en la avenida latitude livermore fue cubierta con graffiti. no se ha esclarecido cuándo ni por qué se pintó el lugar. no le veo el punto de rayar las paredes cuando es un lugar de niñas. >> eso no sé qué punto quieren traer, pero es. haz de cuenta que lo pintan y la mañana lo vuelven a pintar y al mes otra vez en las redes sociales, miembros de la comunidad mencionaron que este lugar fue vandalizado a

gracias natalie.fornia, rob bonta, como parte de una coalición de 22 fiscales generales, presentó un escrito en apoyo a una ley federal que prohíbe a los comerciantes de armas de fuego la venta de armas cortas y municiones a menores de 21 años, afirma que esta ley estaría bajo el marco constitucional y ha demostrado promover la seguridad pública y un trabajador municipal en san francisco fue víctima de un arrollamiento. >> ayer en la tarde, cerca de las calles 8a y la misión oficiales de la policía vieron un auto en conexión con un crimen. pero antes que pudieran detenerlo, el conductor se dio a la fuga atropellando al trabajador. la policía sigue buscando al conductor y piden a cualquier persona con información que se comunique con ellos. >> vamos a ver ahora este video de la zona de pacifica, donde, como lo hemos venido comentando, las olas siguen siendo una atracción pero peligrosa en ese lugar. en este caso vemos como arrastró a varias personas que estaban cerca de el muelle, prácticamente se le h

natalie, tú estás desde san josé. veo que está haciendo bastante frío.ansición al clima más frío, donde la gente está pasando tiempo en espacios más cerrados, es cuando vemos el aumento en estas infecciones y se tratan de la influenza. el covid y el virus conocido como el rsv por su parte, aquí en el condado santa clara, las autoridades están preocupadas por un aumento en estos casos de virus respiratorio, ya que nos confirman que el número de hospitalizaciones se ha triplicado en las últimas semanas. es por eso que los expertos le instan a mantener vigente con sus vacunas de covid y de influenza en el caso de las mujeres embarazadas y aquellos mayores de 60 años recomiendan inmunizarse contra el virus, respirar sincitial, conocido como rsv y bueno, también le recuerdan tomar otras precauciones en su día a día en recomendaciones para prevenirlo. >> incluye las medidas tradicionales que todos aprendimos con covid. entonces, si estamos enfermos, no debemos estar asistiendo a espacios compartidos con otras personas. debemos en general empezar a utilizar tap