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. >> de hecho, los meteorologos espaciales de la noa emitieron una alerta de tormenta geomagnetica severaa en casi 20 anos, advirtiendo al publico sobre los posibles efectos aqui en la tierra, como por ejemplo la afectacion de la red electrica, las comunicaciones por satelite y por radio de alta frecuencia, como son tambien los telefono celulares. >> y precisamente presidente joseph martinez, meteorologo de telemundo washington nos acompana para explicarnos mas de este fenomeno. >> muy buenas noches, una tormenta geomagnetica extrema ha estado llegando a nuestro planeta tierra durante este viernes y es la mas intensa registrada desde el ano 2003. >> esto esta sucediendo porque hay una region del sol que parecen unas manchas que esta muy activa. >> y vemos en las imagenes como esa ha estado expulsando por lo menos en cinco ocasiones material particulas cargadas que viajan por todo el espacio y llegar aqui al planeta tierra. >> la ultima vez que se registro una tormenta de la misma magnitud ocurrieron apagones en siuncia y danos en transformadores en el pais de sudafrica. >> durante las pro

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though, for more on this, let's bring in noa, gian siracusa professor of mathematics at bentley universityauthor of the book, how algorithms create and prevent fake news. he's in boston, massachusetts. listen. thank you so much for being here with us at this hour. uh, so much ai in the news you're just the person to unpack it for us. so let's start with the consultant that was charged. we don't need to delve into the specifics of the case, but is it a harbinger of more to come to you think? >> i think it's certainly sending that message. there's so much uncertainty right now about what could happen, especially with upcoming elections that i think the government and officials are really trying to get in front of this and say, look, there are consequences to your actions. people cannot just get away. stealing voices and manipulating voters perspectives of what's happening in the world world. so i think whether or not there's more cases like this coming, i think it sends a strong message and i think that's a good thing. >> yeah the fbi has ramped up ai election interference warnings. >> obvio

. >> la administracion nacional oceanica y atmosferica, la noa, clasifica estas tormentas en cinco nivelesn su intensidad. >> la g1 es la menor y causa pocos efectos en la tierra. >> en estos casos, son visibles solo en altas latitudes. >> la mas extrema es la g5, que puede provocar fallas en las redes electricas e generalizadas en las comunicaciones y la navegacion por satelite. >> las auroras son visibles en latitudes muy interrupciones la tormenta solar que estamos viendo ahora corresponde al nivel 5 y de momento no ha causado serios danos. >> sonia parisos sanchez nos tiene las imagenes este es el espectaculo de colores verdes, azules y rosados surcando los cielos que se dio la noche del viernes son las auroras boreales, el efecto de la primera tormenta geomagnetica extrema g5 en casi 20 anos, que este fin de semana esta siendo siendo observado por millones en gran parte del pais y el mundo sorprendiendo hasta los mas expertos como este astronoma no deja ser sorprendente ver las las auroras como tal y en las latitudes que estan apareciendo ahora campo magnetico. >> segun este otro astr

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meteorología ha estado estudiando desde el 2013 junto al centro para el control y prevención de enfermedades y noaica que les tomó años de investigación para lograr esta plataforma digital llamada o en español riesgo de calor que poco a poco ha estado avanzando para proveer nuevas previsiones de calor codificadas por colores. la gráfica muestra los riesgos locales de calor y los niveles de calidad del aire. el color verde, siendo el nivel más bajo a el color magenta siendo el del mayor riesgo. también se han publicado nuevas directrices para los médicos con instrucciones sobre qué hacer frente a las olas de calor y los efectos del calor extremo en la salud. estas herramientas forman parte de una iniciativa gubernamental más amplia para preparar mejor al país frente a las olas de calor, cuya frecuencia, intensidad y duración está en aumento como consecuencia del calentamiento global. bueno, ya lo han dicho las autoridades, ya lo ha dicho también nuestra autoridad meteorológica. marcelo nos lo ha dicho, que va a venir el calor acá al área de la bahía. hay que estar siempre preparados y cuando hace m

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y este martes, los padres del niño noa 4 fueron sentenciados a varias décadas en prisión por torturar y manos. Úrsula juárez y josé 4 llegaron esta mañana a un tribunal de lancaster para escuchar una dura sentencia por provocarle la muerte y torturar a su hijo, no a 4. pero antes de ser condenados familiares, se dirigieron a la pareja en medio de lágrimas. una tía del pequeño los llamó malvados y monstruos. you are evil monster. juez de la corte superior robert chu primero sentenció al padre del menor a 25 años en una prisión estatal por asesinato y 7 años más por tortura. years to life in state prison. en total, el papá pasará 32 años a cadena perpetua en la cárcel, mientras que la mamá Úrsula juárez fue condenada a 22 años en prisión por los mismos cargos que su pareja. years to life in state. la bisabuela de de 4 años que tuvo su custodia y lo cuidó antes de su muerte, sonó en llanto al recordar las últimas palabras que le dijo el pequeño la última vez que lo vio con vida. no te olvides de mí. cómo nunca se te va a olvidar. la fiscalía señaló que no se hizo del baño en la ropa el d

that time frame i obtained a company of the memo as an independent advocate, and essentially in it the noao be affordable for consumers, they have to be affordable for the owner/operator, and to sustain that, an investment some mcdonald's will be needed. mcdonald's declined to comment on that, so we'll see how it shakes out >> kate, thank you very much for that >> thank you. >>> speaking of high costs, elsewhere in the economy, higher wages are being fueledly good old-fashioned demand housekeepinger in palm beach are earning as much as $150,000 a year. >> it is kind of unbelievable. thousands of wealthy new yorkers moved to florida after the pandemic, bought big homes in palm beach and miami the problem is there weren't enough experienced cleaners, now the wealth boom has touched off a house cooper shortage. salaries have more than doubled in the past four years the typical salary is $100 to $150,000 some executive housekeeping are topping $200,000 bidding wars have become common and employers are getting frustrated >> they're coming to us and saying, you know, we want a professional house

my thought here, senator, we noa fortune over 1 trillion on the misnamed inflation reduction act and this crazy climate change that the public by the way rejects and why not be vigilant in unfair trading practices and use tariffs where necessary to negotiate and meanwhile, cut tax rates and cut all the biden regulations so we would provide sentence for manufacturing here at home and take the red tape out of the equation. so be a combination and go after unfair trading practice but let's have free market on lowered tax rates and regulations at home. >> 100%. larry: what do you think about that? >> that's 100% right. we want to create the incentives to do it here and create a disincentive to bring in things unfairly being brought here because they're being subsidized or manipulated from china on all kinds of industries and we want to avoid. spends it on part of the broader narrative and climate change and not geared towards the national interest and geared towards a base of their party. that's totally different than what i'm for. larry: that too. in just a few minutes, we've created a

the very first thing i had to say is, noa, what is antisemitism.g down at a jew and looking up at a jew, assuming there's powers that be that are monopolizing and manipulating the world at large. i asked her that. i also asked her the question, are jews white? in america, if you are nonjewish, you perceive jewish people as white. we projected our western ideologies on to thousands of years of middle eastern nuance. if we couple the jewish community into the white community. there's tension, then there has to be tension between the jewish community and the black community. because jewish people are white. jews in power. i was drafted to the cleveland browns. the owner was a jewish man. the general manager was a jewish man. i left the agent. the next agent was a jewish man. how can you tell me i'm antisemitic. the titles of owner, agent, and general manager in my life. we went there. >> i said to him, i said -- >> wow. >> and i said to emmanuel is, the fact that there are a lot of jewish people represented in various fields, there's nothing antisemit

noa a a's space weather prediction center classified yesterday's solar storm at the highest level, a agency says this is extremely rare. here's a breakdown of how it all works. >> those energized particles, they react with the molecules and atoms and particles in our own atmosphere. and as things settle down and this constantly goes on back and forth, light is emitted. and that light is what we see as the aurora. >> reporter: and we're seeing some remark if,, sid owe of the aurora. -- remarkable video. it's a bucket list thing for a lot of people, and last night millions of american people got to see the pink, green and purple skies lit up right in their backyards. as of this morning, conditions are back to a level 4 storm, but the sun's surface is still pretty active according to fox weather. with that said, noaa says there's still a risk it could impact gps and communication here on earth. and, griff, there's currently seven astronauts aboard the international space station, but nasa say that the solar storms didn't cause any major issues for them. back to you with. griff: that's g

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and this timknote it's not a noa actor, writer and comedian jamie lissauer.espite unusual last name, she's not an uber driver. financiae is nl has gone out. he buys his memberss me only jackets in the husky section. ca n comedian joe mackie. and she live in your van. eat a meal from a can. "new york times" best selling yothor and fox news contributor got to. jamie did not write thisquestion question, but i'm going to read it to you anyway. d jamie, your ex-wife dumped yo, took your house, kids and everything you owned, which left you lonely and depressed because of that. how muchg you ow time did you sd on dating apps like bumble? onu must have done dating apps . yeah, that was a question slash quicink summary of my lif. >> i did absolutely do dating apps, and that makes you feel bad as a guy when you hear those were the parameters. t tal i don't like the be the short thing. i'm not six feet tall and i feel like that's also somethin,. you can't change about yourself. >> immutable is that what is.! >> i don't know but i get that all the time that like people w

. >> noa lot of volume, this reversal >> more than two times you are spot-on with that. we talk about price to tangible book, price to book, and he obviously watches the show from time to time, because jpmorgan almost got 2.35 times tangible book, almost two times book value, which is historically expensive. it's not an indictment of the bank it's a great bank, it's just very expensive when you hear it from him, you have to take notice. >> well, i -- i'm not sure i want to hear from jpmorgan they're buying their stock back now either, though it doesn't mean i go out and sell, because they're not buying and i think there's an importance difference. i think at times jpmorgan, jami dimon, he stepped in to buy his company when it has been, i think, absurdly cheap or at times when there's been places in the market to -- to inject confidence into the shares i think about where companies, especially banks, are vilified for buying back shares for him to get out there right now and say, i'm buying back stocks, i don't think hi's that concerned about public backlash, but i think h

and even before october 7th, in fact, years before october 7th, he reached out to noa tishby, who's an expert on all things israel, to talk about this issue of anti-semitism. here's some of our conversation. >> i saw people making statements that were naturally anti-semitic, intentionally and making statements that were, incidentally, anti-semitic because they had no idea that what they were saying. so instead of just navigating my life ignorantly, i said, wait a second, let me ask these questions. >> what is anti-semitism are? >> i love this question. so anti-semitism is specifically for its jewish hatred. anti-semitism is a little bit more complicated because it is a shape shifting conspiracy theory. so it's a shape shifting conspiracy theory such that it changes every couple of years. right? the goalpost moves and every couple of years it looks a little bit differently. so it attributes it to jews, not just like we're so much better than them, right? but also mythological powers like this cabal insinuating that the jews of some sort of a controlling hand. and there's like, it's a fi

but if you look at these entities, noa, colorado sit in the uk met office, all of them are calling forbove average numbers quite significantly above what we would normally see. and all of them are beyond the number 21. and the reason why 21 is important is because that's the number of names on the list. now you may be saying, okay, but there's 26 letters in the alphabet that doesn't make sense. we don't use all of the letters you'll notice here that the letter q, u, x, y, and z are not being used. so there's only 21 names for this year's atlantic hurricane season. but based off those forecasts, we could have more than 21. so what do we do then because the world and your logical organization in 2021 decided we're no longer going to use the greek alphabet as a backup list. so we now have this supplemental list of names that we will go through if we do run out. now, one thing the hurricane center is already watching is this particular area of invest right here, just off the coast of the dominican republic. now, it's moving into very unfavorable conditions. so this is not likely to become

china's competitive is that it doesn't pay itsis, you know, noa natural, if you think about it, or atand the largest sector of of our economy. today's finance which again comes back to shareholder maximization. now, i don't have anything against, you know, corporations or billionaires. a lot of working class people admire billionaires. they see them as jobs creators. but i think this idea that we have to be in a race to the bottom of the american consumer. the consumer that's being pictured there is often somebody who already has all of their most basic needs0d met. and the idea that in order meet that bottom line, we would undercut our own workers seems to me to be a mistake. truth is that the resources you mentioned, let's say, would right food there is a natural limit on how much can have of those resources. and i america should see labor that way there is a natural limit on the amount of labor we can have and it is the limit by how do we ensure that our workers who engage in backbreaking labor that we rely on to survive, can afford to feed their families and support themselves in

now, you're not going to be noa. to do that at columbi >> your reaction? it's heartbreaking. more than just the graduation, you expect to set your child up for life, right?, they they get into an ivy league school. you're incredibly prou intd at t moment. and then you say, oh, they're going to go get a diploma. as my daughter said, she has straight a's . she just won an award for the best researcher in her department. and now i think, wow, anyone who's going to look at her resume is going to see columbia university at the top of it. t are they really going to want she elve into whether she was one of the radicalized students who no one will want to hire and no one will want to let let into their graduate school to do the same thingo at their school. that's the real fear for me. tht i've set her up with a degree hr and paid very handsomely forly a degree that will hurt her instead of hel p her. yes. sadly, you are going to be discriminated against by prospective employers are. unfair. fair. it's just so sad. what was it like after octobert 7th at columbia for you? >> it's been

this is a paperwork issue noa papey that this is lawfare tried to pin donald trump as a you know, as a evil person. but there's nothing out there in the public that's driving anything t to cause concern amou the american people. >> i think the worry, though, >> is a wrongfulongful conviction, that calculus changetions dramatically. they don't realize that this is a cas e of reasonable doubt by far prosecutors failed miserably to prove anything, the private business records were accuratoything te, not fal. >> all the testimony shows that trump had nothing to do the the computer entries. >> there's no evidence that trump willful , fully violated election laws. indeed, no election laws w broken, which is why the fedshy decided not to prosecute. >> where in the world is the fraud? well, it's nowhere. you knowworld , prosecutors clat that trump intended to conceal another crime,or but, you know,h jason, they won't even say what that crime is. >> and here weme are at the end of the case, is it a state law, a federal law, a tax crimef , knows they won't say any other r toleratelerate t that

mar-a-lago is noa fatrial in yon either. and i stand by it. and he didn'.t a fair trial in new york, regardless of what the outcome is. of wh fact. >> no, no. this judge is partisans and unfair. the previous judge was partisan and wildly unfair. my hope is the best outcomee is that the jury acquit, ha that there's some common sense that comes through. now, as you noted, this jury wilds pool is wildly democratic, so they're gambling that they have partizans on that juryf la who don't care about the facts and law. and by the way, the judge gaved such a biased view of the lawtht that they coulhed have 12ries o different theories of the crime and convict that will be reversed. and but so even if they don't te acquit, one juror can stand andl say, i will not be part of thisf travesty of justice. >> i hope and pray that happens. that would be good for the country ifd be goor the th ridiculous charade and they let the voters decide in november. i >> i agree. well said, senator., appreciatewe you being with us, as always. when we come back, amnesty an

justice jackson: this is noa test for first amendment olions. mr.iÑaga:hiis the first amendment, right? stice jackson: i understand, but we have a test for whether or not the first amendment is actually violated. in certain situations, you know, the government can actually require that speech be repressed, if there is a compelling interest, correct? mr. aguiÑaga: it has never been litigated. the questi in this case is whether thgornment itself -- justice jackson:justice jackso it is collusion, it is a state action, right? th is the question in this case. mr. aguiÑaga: i would encourage the courts to view this the same way you did bantam books. used that term four times in bantam bks justicsomayor:ncouraged to suppress their own speech. so, like justice kavanaugh, i have somexrience encourin [laughter] you justro a bad editorial. here are the five reasons you should not wri ather one. you just wrote a story that filled wh ctual errors. here are the 10 reasons you should noto it again. this happens thousands of times a day. mr. aguiÑaga: in e modeling

noa says yes. >> em manual noticed the rise in anti-semitism specifically from the black community wayait a minute. i'm a black man. i don't want to speak for you in that context, but he was, like, i notice this when jewish people this, and not when people from outside the community did, and he reached out and wanted to be a true ally which is what this book is about. >> talk about the unique challenges though, the horrific challenges that have arisen for jews across the world. there are only 15 million jews in the world for a reason, and talk about the radicals who call jews white european colonialists when colonialists marched 6 million jews into ovens. >> the fact they were able to brand jews a colonialist state is crazy. when these people chant today, we want 28. we don't want two states, we want '48, they're talking about going back to british colonialism? i'm not entirely sure. anti-zionism is the new anti-semitism. this is what we're seeing on college campuses. >> talk about these kids on college campuses. i call them kids because i'm an old dude. >> they're kids. they're barely

fire cameras are the new fire administration put in hawaii or the weather data we are getting from noa. >> it is no longer just the western states. it is every state. we need to respect the wildfire and prevent an attack it and prevent it when we can. attack it when it is there and work on mitigating it before and cleaning up after. thank you all for being here and everything. this is critical, critical work to every community across america. i hope we don't need to -- i hope that all the mitigation prevention works so we aren't having to respond, but i am grateful that we are thinking about the best ways to do that. thank you. >> thank you senator rosen. senator carpenter? >> thanks for giving me a chance to talk a little bit about not just addressing the symptoms of problems and challenges, but also addressing the root causes. i have been to another hearing and now i am back here. i want to ask a question, i think, from mr. currie, initially, involving how do we improve coordination between fema and local authorities in after . how do we better support at risk communities. before i d

it includes $6.5 billion for noa a including $2 billion for weather and climate satellites, 1.4 billion dollars for the national weather service, $212 billion for climate research. finally it invests in our fundamental science infrastructure. the budget invests over $400 mil lion in fundamental research infrastructure. science research at nist, noaa, and ntia. this includes renovations and improvements at our campuses. so in closing i went to echo what the chairman said in the ranking member said. our work at the commerce department focuses on strengthening america's competitiveness both at home and abroad so that american workers, families, and businesses can participate at a processor in 21st century global economy, and most important protect our national security. so with that i am happy to answer any of your questions. >> well, thank you, madam secretary. we will now proceed under the five minute rule for questions. i will begin by recognizing myself. madam secretary, between each census, the u.s. population grows and changes. therefore effective and efficient government requires hi

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