the entrepreneur leader award goes to the navarro's martial arts academy, carlos navarro and ruby navarro, can you please do you have? yeah. so this. this award recognizes the leadership of an immigrant run and on small business that supports immigrant communities. tonight we have the pleasure of recognizing the virus martial arts academy founded in 1966 by carlos navarro navarro's martial arts academy is well known as a well known popular martial arts. uh program, one of the best schools and in training to martial arts disciplines. carlos and his daughter ruby, are a pillar of the community as a san francisco family on business, providing a safe space for youth of all income levels. congratulations carlos and ruby and the rest of the bar. good evening, everybody. and uh, thank you for the opportunity and i was talking to my son. and he said, remember the reason why you came to this country? well so many visions movies, you see the luxury and ah, you see how countries going up and up? you know, i'd say. i don't belong here. i gotta go there. probably my little contribution will help this

the entrepreneur leader award goes to the navarro's martial arts academy, carlos navarro and ruby navarrou please do you have? yeah. so this. this award recognizes the leadership of an immigrant run and on small business that supports immigrant communities. tonight we have the pleasure of recognizing the virus martial arts academy founded in 1966 by carlos navarro navarro's martial arts academy is well known as a well known popular martial arts. uh program, one of the best schools and in training to martial arts disciplines. carlos and his daughter ruby, are a pillar of the community as a san francisco family on business, providing a safe space for youth of all income levels. congratulations carlos and ruby and the rest of the bar. good evening, everybody. and uh, thank you for the opportunity and i was talking to my son. and he said, remember the reason why you came to this country? well so many visions movies, you see the luxury and ah, you see how countries going up and up? you know, i'd say. i don't belong here. i gotta go there. probably my little contribution will help this city and

autoridades en pacÍfico arrestaron a jennifer taylor y navarro luego de encontrarles droga en su vehÍculoable de un robo y en cuanto a ella dijeron que tenÍa una orden de arresto pendiente. pasamos a las condiciones del tiempo. se viene un cambio. >>> espara ramos lcia lluvias en la regiÓnpero vientos y el descenso de la temperatura se siente, se presentÓ un un incendio en san josÉ, estaremos pendientes, los bomberos estÁn en el lugar, pero se sigue sintiendo el viento en gran parte del Área y se espera la posibilidad de lluvia. # 63 grados de temperatura, a las 2 de la maÑana se incrementarÁn los nublados, a las 6 entra la llovizna para san josÉ. 57 en oakland, vemos santa rosa en los 55, san josÉ en los 60, la humedad no traerÁ descenso de la temperatura pero se mantendÁa fresco. el sistema de baja presiÓn sigue llegando una ronda de tormentas elÉctricas en zonas altas y tambiÉn nevadas, y se acerca esta rotaciÓn al Área de la bahÍa generando lluvias. tambiÉn se ve que se aleja de monterrey la lluvia que trajo fuertes tormentas elÉctricas. el panorama se mantiene en esas tormentas elÉct

. >>> with me is cnn political commentator and famed florida resident ana navarro. >> let me go ahead announce, i will not be entering the race for republican nominee. >> so jeff zeleny can stop calling you to find out. there's miami, there's florida, there's america. i want to start with miami and mayor frances suarez. how is he viewed there in his second term? >> he's viewed as -- some people like him a lot, some people don't like him. he's viewed as something that's energetic. youthful. he comes from a long-standing family that's been involved in politics. his father, when i was a kid, was the first cuban american mayor of miami. but to me, frances, who i know, is a positive energy. he works in a bipartisan fashion. he is not indicted, that's good. he also doesn't go from one manufactured churulture war to another, he doesn't play grievance politics. that's good too. since it's a free-for-all and a noah's ark, i'm happy there's going to be a hispanic voice, hopefully, on that stage. >> well, he supported andrew gillam against ron desantis in 2018, supported the democrat in 2018, di

el maestro navarro trabaja en el departamento de sanidad y calidad agroalimentaria, cuando le notificaronfectos desastrosos. >>> la preocupaciÓn creciÓ ya que en tres dÍas los investigadores documentaron el deceso de por lo menos 300 pÁjaros mÁs y entonces emitieron una alerta sanitaria. las muestras obtenidas son analizadas en diversos laboratorios del paÍs para establecer las causas de las muertes y evitar un mal mayor. descubrieron que todos estos animales en cambio pudieran haber muerto de hambre consecuencia del calentamiento global. >>> tambiÉn afecta la temperatura del mar y los peces que se tienen que sumergir y ya no quedan al alcance de las aves. >>> y ante noticias como estas, alfredo como tantos otros mexicanos reflexionaron al respecto. >>> esto sucede porque no sabemos cuidar los recursos naturales no renovables. >>> en mÉxico jazive pÉrez, telemundo. >>> junio es el mes de concientizagie sobre la enfermedad del alzheimer. >>> mÉdicos por eso recuerdan que los hispanos somos mÁs propensos que otros sectores de la poblaciÓn aquÍ en este paÍs al menos para desarrollar esta enf

why was navarro's name in the tweet inhow would all that work, nick? >> oh, sure, he'd be asked about all those. in fact, if you'll recall which cassidy hutchinson testify before the january 6th committee she and rudy had walked out before that where rudy said to her, it's going to be wild, are you excited what's going to happen on january 6th? he was smack-dab in the middle of everything. if he comes totally clean here donald trump is in big trouble, john eastman is in big trouble, right down the line possibly general flynn, roger stone, steve bannon. i mean particularly i don't think they'd have anybody who's been in place in that willard hotel room. and what was going on there and was the connection between people in that war room and the proud boys and the oath keepers. that's what we want to find out, and that's what jack smith is going in for. absolutely this is it. this is the big kill. this is where he's going to learn how all of this was put together. >> yeah, striking. i mean it's such a development. nick acerman, thank you for walking us thr

peter navarro, now awaiting trial for the same thing. both trump vets' defiance followed the boss. trump has failed at hannity's standard in many cases. the doj case featuring this timeline, months where trump did not comply. then his team lied about returning material. and there were more months refusing to comply. that is evidence from the indictment while, in his own way, trump has confessed to some of it. >> i have the right to take stuff, i have the right to look at stuff. >> the list what was they took was kind of also vague and meaningless. >> so here we are. donald trump's many admissions about this including his stated belief he has the right to keep stuff against a subpoena. that is false. now, like any defendant, he's legally presumed innocent on these charges and they'll be processed. legally, no person can just defy a subpoena without cause or a court challenge. and just to be clear, trying to be as direct as possible, if what he said were true, if people could just ignore subpoenas, then subpoenas would be meaningless. because subpoenas are the first way we get inform

the entrepreneur leader award goes to the navarro's martial arts academy, carlos navarro and ruby navarro, can you please do you have? yeah. so this. this award recognizes the leadership of an immigrant run and on small business that supports immigrant communities. tonight we have the pleasure of recognizing the virus martial arts academy founded in 1966 by carlos navarro navarro's martial arts academy is well known as a well known popular martial arts. uh program, one of the best schools and in training to martial arts disciplines. carlos and his daughter ruby, are a pillar of the community as a san francisco family on business, providing a safe space for youth of all income levels. congratulations carlos and ruby and the rest of the bar. good evening, everybody. and uh, thank you for the opportunity and i was talking to my son. and he said, remember the reason why you came to this country? well so many visions movies, you see the luxury and ah, you see how countries going up and up? you know, i'd say. i don't belong here. i gotta go there. probably my little contribution will help this

but the compact, small nose can do the same job foster, even without personnel, these navarro and d, quality in their lives and the colleagues and the control center weren't able to detect the smoke. yeah, but i let the center know when i'm conducting your tests and they asked them afterwards. did you see the fire? you know, that means that the spoken only be detected by the optical systems. when it's above the treetops, we know ruba encoding is to ensure the sense and they'll send the detect spy as a lead, but can also tell what he's burning. it's a software is constantly trained. as the scientists have some pulls of forest soils, substrates from food around the world. today for the 1st time dealt to you are going to let is putting pine needles from spain into the tube. the old site tree level red tree way down to the ground, like all of the samples they all hated to $320.00 degrees. when will sparks ignite? and when will this sense to detect the burning spanish pine needles? they react differently than german pine needles. the german pine needles are a bit longer and they start to

maria navarro is trying to comprehend what happened just a few steps away from her house last thursday. her neighbors were tragically run over during a horrifying killing spree. she tells me, i feel nervous and stressed because if that happened to people who were working in their own home, imagine what could happen here. here means right here on the sidewalk of santa clara street. you can see how close it is to the street. she says she's grateful to be alive but devastated to see what happened to her neighbors. she says i feel very sad, very sad because we never imagined that they were going to die. the motive behind the attack remains unknown as the investigation continues but neighbors like jenny are desperate for answers. >> i want to know what he was thinking. that's what i want to know. i want to know what he was thinking when he drives up in a driveway and just mows people down. that's crazy. like that's just, like -- and then when they arrested him he was like no remorse at all. you could tell on his face he didn't care what he did. >> reporter: we have reached out to the police

the entrepreneur leader award goes to the navarro's martial arts academy, carlos navarro and ruby navarrocan you please do you have? yeah. so this. this award recognizes the leadership of an immigrant run and on small business that supports immigrant communities. tonight we have the pleasure of recognizing the virus martial arts academy founded in 1966 by carlos navarro navarro's martial arts academy is well known as a well known popular martial arts. uh program, one of the best schools and in training to martial arts disciplines. carlos and his daughter ruby, are a pillar of the community as a san francisco family on business, providing a safe space for youth of all income levels. congratulations carlos and ruby and the rest of the bar. good evening, everybody. and uh, thank you for the opportunity and i was talking to my son. and he said, remember the reason why you came to this country? well so many visions movies, you see the luxury and ah, you see how countries going up and up? you know, i'd say. i don't belong here. i gotta go there. probably my little contribution will help this ci

. >> rachel: i'm going to keep hunter biden by my side, a lot of media such as anna navarro say thisfather's love. joe biden is afraid hunter will go rogue, he has to keep him nice and close. this is not a story of love, this is story of family corruption. if you love your son, you don't have him become the point man on a crime scheme we're uncovering now. this is not about love, it is about fear, he is afraid of his son going rogue and bringing this whole enterprise down. >> brian: a lot of transcripts and interviews, we'll get to the bottom of a lot of what was going on. david weiss seems to be stopped, but nobody stopping the oversight committee. how fascinating that tony bobulinski offered insight to the investigators into hunter biden and they never got back to him. if you want to get to the bottom of it, go to the business man who put the deal together. >> steve: one thing about hunter and joe biden, hard to limit exposure to joe biden if hunter is living at the white house. some people think he lives at the white house. >> rachel: he pays the bills at another home of joe biden

to avoid this launch blocks that caught up and taken to the step fontaine navarro. and trey, the fossils are extracted, the vista fontaine land belonged to the wrong clock, the discount for of little foot. he rarely opens his lab, but regardless find awakens his curiosity, the why this piece corresponds to the rights of that space. and so it's, it needs some preparation. yeah. so it does. but wow, this is all ready taking my interest this doesn't look like a parenthesis. yeah. and at the moment in the matrix, it's that easy. so talked about so if you look at the pre, if you look at the payments, so that doesn't mean to yeah. and also to 50 two's roof. the more i look at this, the more i feel is one of these to the 1st turn now, chrome dry. you have no strong because a single. i'm sure that i'm so pleased for you know, you least i'm pleased for this science because this, this so much to know which of the way these home and it's we're developing and the different species that exist due to any one time. so world in the last also brings the real sensation from dry is th

there's a friend of mine who started school in mean street academy, a guy ben navarro wanted to prove that poor kids in poor communities can learn like everybody else. more than the average public school students in the county he's able to get the kid within two years in the top 20% nationwide. so there's a model that works. we just need to follow that model and there's another model in california, there's some in philadelphia, the truth is that when we follow the model that works for the kids, it works out really well. >> so, what is the rationale for the people who know that those models exist and yet, continue to fight to preserve the status quo? >> i don't know. [laughter] >> let me give you more in depth answer. i think there's a theory that in order to save them all, you have to wait until you have a solution for them all. >> yeah. >> it's as if the house is on fire and instead of saving as many as you can and the house is on fire, you're going to wait until you put the whole fire out and then go inside and figure out who is left. that to me just seems ridiculous, but that's how

navarro's. congratulations, felicitations. our next award is for grassroots leader this award recognizes nonprofit organizations or individuals who have demonstrated extraordinary leadership for immigrant communities. this year. we are recognizing two outstanding community organizations in this category. tonight we are recognizing the work of calma calma, which stands for collective actions for laborers , migrants and asylum seekers is a grassroots community made up of entirely volunteers that provides support for families. individuals who are marginalized due to their immigration status. each month. karma collects and distributes resources to local day laborers, their work helping asylum seekers day laborers in migrants throughout san francisco and the bay area demonstrate their grassroots leadership to support immigrant communities and to help them achieve stability. welcome to the stage. iris lopez in garcia, who are accepting this award for calma. to hit my sprint on it. thank you so much. collective action for laborers, m

still ahead, the view anna navarro defends president biden and his relationship with his son hunter watch> the hunter biden story, the scandal, this , that, it's also the story of a father's love, and joe biden has never and will never give up on his son hunter. stuart: all right a story of a father's love. we are going to get into that. this week the president's betting big on what he calls bidenomics. watch this. >> you're confident you can change the public's perception of the economy? >> we're going to try, right? stuart: coming up, i'll ask larry kudlow if he thinks biden can really change people's perception of the economy. larry is next. ♪ stuart: the white house is trying to sell what they call bidenomics. roll tape. >> i think it's pretty clever and pretty good. look, it makes good sense, bidenomics, kind of flows off the tongue really well. certainly it's a vision about growing the economy, from the middle-out, the bottom-up. >> you're confident you can change the publics perception of the economy? >> we're going to try, right? stuart: all right larry kudlow, you've got a questi

>> that's such an embarrassing spin navidad row and some other people -- navarro.e only a story about loyalty and paternal love, we wouldn't be talking about i. unfortunately, we have millions of dollars in payments if foreign entities unexplained, we have lying on the federal background check for a firearm purchase that wasn't allowed, we have tax evasion that's been alleged and now at least to some level charged. this isn't just about a someone who is having a hard i'm and battling addiction and his father's sticking with him the whole way. if joe biden said i love my son no matter what and let the chips fall where they may, almost no one would have a problem with that. but he didn't. he said he knows nothing about business dealings and that his son has done nothing wrong. this is a joe biden story and a hunter biden story that goes well beyond anything to do with personal struggles and family. stuart: guy benson on a tuesday morning, good stuff. see you again soon, i hope. back to the markets. green, left-hand side of the green. yes, with we are, up 100 for the

looking to put sloppy steve steve bannon in as treasury secretary, i think more like defense for him, navarrows, because a lot of people don't want to work for him anymore, so that's kind of what people are talking about, game planning it out. obviously, we've got a long way to go. he hasn't captured the nomination yet. we're going to fight this out in the court of public opinion, so we'll see what happens. let's switch to epstein and, by the way, there is an end teen-trump connection -- epstein-trump -- liz: they were friends, they partied together. >> anything that epstein has touch now is turning to you know what right now. and jpmorgan is particularly getting roiled -- liz: accused of child trafficking, sex trafficking. >> they were his bank. they're accused of facilitating his money laundering activities to pay for the child sex trafficking. as we reported on" the claman countdown" exclusively i think about a week ago, they were planning to settle with the9 victims. there's one victim in this case known as jane doe, and they are doing that. hay announced that yesterday. -- they announced

that the people we held in contempt in the last congress, like steve bannon or dan scavino or peter navarro, were people who did not provide a single document to our committee and did not come and testify before our committee and utter a single sentence before us. so, it was primarily people like that. whereas, they're talking about holding the fbi director, christopher wray, a trump appointee, in contempt for actually turning over a document, giving the majority exactly what they wanted to see. but they just want to be able to keep it and to, you know, distribute it as they see fit. but he overwhelmingly and substantially complied with what exactly they were asking for. but in any event, look, steve bannon, i think, was primarily involved at the strategic and philosophical level for donald trump. he was trying to develop a plan based on how the electoral college works, based on the convening of congress in joint session, kicking everything into the house of representatives for so-called contingent election. i think that he was probably involved in trying to get vice president pence to step

tens of millions probably when you start factoring in the redeployment of vessels, the flying in navarro, v's all the elements that are involved in this is a very costly operation. so at least 10's of millions we're looking at here, the 5 victims who were on board, the titan were reportedly millionaires and billionaires. but the coast guard says it does not seek reimbursement for search and rescue saying, quote, the coast guard as a matter of both law and policy does not seek to recover the costs associated with search and rescue from the recipients of those services. >> the costs associated with rescuing the rich who repeatedly seek death-defying adventures have come up for debatg before in 1998, the coast guard spent $130,000 to rescue millionaires. steve fossett and richard branson in their attempts at and around the world. hot air balloon ride. then at 9 years later, nevada spent nearly $700,000 to search for fossett's plane which went missing and ultimately crashed. the state tried to seek reimbursement but failed. fawcett died in the accident. >> going to take a break here 10. 22 c

it's ana navarro for the speaker series.eights on thursday, federal boricua puerto rican comedian gina o'brien is going to be there on friday. probably one of my favorite jazz musicians of all time. arturo sandoval is playing. and then saturday is the full festival. so 10 to 7, bring your family. it's free, it's outdoors. but then in the afternoon, what's interesting from east la, we have a musical group cafeterias and they're a combination of afro mexican hip hop, all in one band. and then on sunday, if you are a fan of mariachi at all, grammy nominated maria garcia de mexico. so tuesday to sunday, we're completely set. my calendar is full. kevin sanchez , thank you so much. we appreciate you so much coming in and sharing this first ever event. and if you put there on your screen, this kicks off tuesday and you just heard with the performances, the speaker series, the in the heights production in the gallery exhibition and that free street fair over the weekend all at 1601 civic center drive in walnut creek. looking forward

if you think i'm making that up, that's what peter navarro and others laid out. that's what they wanted to do. mike pence stood in the breech. he gave a good speech yesterday but then i think someone else did this, maybe hailey did this. he didn't say this, but if trump is the nominee, he will support the nominee. so there's the whole era in a news cycle. there's courage, there's an example of courage under fire, and anybody -- there may be center left folks who think you shouldn't celebrate for doing their duty. it is just -- here's a human history biographical fact check. a president of the united states bears down on you in the oval office at the highest levels, putting this choice to you, it's not easy to do your duty. if it were easy, you wouldn't call it duty. so i do not believe, on the conversion point, with my baptist colleague. i don't think you apply a character test for a conversion. if you applied a character test you wouldn't need the conversion, right? >> right, right. >> that said the last thing he said about supporting the nominee no matter what

and patrick burn, the founder of overstock.com were let into the white house by an aide to peter navarroser. trump saw them, called them into the oval office, and they start arguing the case where everyone else is failing trump and that trump can take aggressive actions to keep himself in power, and to try to impact the results of an election that he had already lost. they suggested that he use the apparatus of government to seize voting machines. as this meeting is taking place, another lawyer in the white house, eric herschmann figures out what's happening, calling in the white house counsel, pat cipollone, mark meadows at some point, derek lions, and the staff secretary on his last day at work joins, rudy giuliani gets called in. and this goes on for hours. >> how much time did you have alone with the president, and i say alone, you had other people with you but before the crowd came run something. >> probably no more than ten or fifteen minutes. pat cipollone set a new land speed record. >> i walked in, i saw sidney powell sitting there. i was not happy to see the people in the oval

major garrett, for in gomez, scott mcfarlane, anthony cerrato, rebecca kaplan, erin navarro, and davidecker. we really appreciate all that they do for us. it takes a team effort to put the show together, and we appreciate it. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. ann shu is a former student of mine at usc. just thought i would point it out. our other award for national political program goes to threat to democracy episode of nightline's weekly streaming magazine impact by nightline. reported by abc news senior national correspondent, my old friend and abc collie, terri moran. -- terry moran. terry moran and his small producing team took two months to win the trust of atlanta poll workers. the first time they spoke to the press after the january 6 committee hearings. judges called it a powerful showcase explaining the harrowing personal consequences of disinformation for ordinary real people. this kind of intimate storytelling deeply humanizes a political story and should be acknowledged as worthwhile journalism. [indiscernible] -- >> when i heard that call he made to the secretary of sta

jomari: lo mejor de todos lo estamos viendo, ana navarro que es una de las presentadores fue una de lasmilia adelante y de donde viene y esconde la pelÍcula, ellos contaron cosas muy interesantes, cuando finalmente se le da la posiciÓn de director de marketing y se lea el producto en la pelÍcula todo el mundo hace asÍ como que lo aplaude y ellos cuentan que la vida real eso no pasÓ pero iba dice que ya querÍa que en esta cinta se le diera el final feliz que se merecÍan. raÚl: que se le diera el reconocimiento necesario, sobre todo porque no sÓlo vamos a contar, vamos a conversar con ella, ella viene en vivo con dos de los actores. es un gran orgullo para nosotros, no pueden dejar de verla, se lo decimos. jese: hay que apoyarlo para que siga sacando pelÍculas asÍ. raÚl: con historias que son desesperaciÓn. eso dice lo que aportamos nosotros. jomari: en los Ángeles iba mucho a casa de eva y yo me acuerdo que ya tenÍa unas cartas para ella aprender espaÑol y yo aprender inglÉs, cuando ibas a su casa jugaba con todo el mundo para ella aprender espaÑol perfecto y en mi casa aprendÍ inglÉs. r

peter navarro with this column in today's washington times. " it is trump 2024 versus the never trumpartel. the win for the crew is a win for the unipa rty." less than 10 minutes left in the first segment. we have been talking about the surprise announcement, pga tour that has merged with the saudi backed liv golf. it got reaction from capitol hill and cooling the chairman of the senate finance committee who said he would be investigating or looking into every accent -- aspect of this deal. i want to hear your thoughts. gary is in ashland, kentucky on the line for those who support it. good morning. caller: thank you for taking mark call -- i call. --my call. whenever we accept the nba playing in china and have no problem with that whatsoever and the mba making their money, why can golf do the same thing? the violations are the same on both sides so therefore i think it is only fair that they should be able to continue with their deal. host: another gary in decatur, alabama. you are next. caller: i don't support it at all. i have two cousins that were born here in the u.s. and one of

jersey governor launching his second presidential bid on the day after he launched that bid peter navarro former trump white house manufacturing czar with this column in today's "washington times." it's trump 2024 versus the never trump cartel, the win for the crew is a win for the unit party as he describes it. if you want to read his column in today's "washington times." less than ten minutes left in just this first segment of the "washington journal" but plenty to talk about today in the second we've been talking about the surprise announcement yesterday pga tour that's emerge with a saudi backed liv golf. it earned immediate reaction from capitol hill including from the chairman of the senate finance committee who said he would be investigating or looking into every aspect of this deal. want to hear your thoughts again our phone line for those who support or oppose this merger. ashland, kentucky, on that fine for those who support it. good morning. >> caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i am totally support the move. whenever we accept the nba playing in china and have