gina ortiz jones?re you in favor of a border wall, are you in favor of making it easier to legally immigrate to this country and how would you handle illegal immigration? gina: i'm a proud first-generation american. my mom came to this country 40 years ago. i know how special our country is. i know how important it is we have immigration policies that reflect our values. that is why i'm so committed to making sure we passed a clean dream act and put these young people who are as american in every sense of the world on a path to citizenship. my opponent, he is changing it up tonight, he has said he wants to finish the wall, right? oft is a $15 million waste an ineffective border wall, that we could obviously use those moneys in a different way. let's also never forget that border wall steals from our military bases. when i talk to leaders on the border, they do not want a border wall. half the city's revenue in giggle pass is based on those two international bridges. when i talk -- in eagle pass and del

la hermana menor de nuestra belleza aleida ortiz.r una mujer. entonces, cinco aÑos atrÁs y 1000 veces preguntado, yo no me hubiese atrevido a publicar algo asÍ. >> ella era controvertida desde niÑa, pero hoy en dÍa no. sale, baile. se siente mÁs cÓmoda. es otra persona totalmente. creo que ella ahora es mucho mÁs segura de sÍ misma. luis: ahora la conciencia de amaya con su familia y consigo misma es tal que decidiÓ asistir a la boda de aleida utilizando una ropa en vez del tradicional vestido de dama. >> incluso, le pedÍ permiso a aleida por si le molestarÍa. habrÁn fotos y es su boda. todo el mundo va a estar ahÍ. me dijo que no habÍa problema. me ayudo con todo. es sÚper chÉvere. para mÍ, significÓ mucho. yo me sentÍa yo. era la Única manera de disfrutar tu bodacomo si fuera mÍa. luis: despuÉs de ver el cambio en su hija y observar de primera mano lo que la aceptaciÓn y el amor pueden llegar a lograr, cÁndida quiere compartir su experiencia con otros padres. cÁndida: los hijos no importa lapreferencia sexual. son tus hijos y tÚ lo

that to cover it just days earlier bellary seen with ortiz withdrew the accreditation of all foreign journalists in the country this footage was pasted on social media. ordinary by the recent had also been warned by official text message that they could face criminal charges if they took part in unsanctioned rallies. but tens of thousands defied the warning turning out regardless this time to march towards a detention center in minsk on their way they called for the freeing of dozens of people who have been arrested since the protests began. rights group he has now says there are now 77 political prisoners in better reason including a number of key opposition figures on friday the u.s. and the european union gets better loose with sanctions for rigging the presidential vote in august and for the house and frequent crackdowns on protesters ever since the sanctions targeting t.s.a. officials are not a christian go himself minsk swiftly announced counter sanctions against the e.u. though it's not clear what form these would take all watch for who they would target. germany's foreign min

la madre del hijo de javier ortiz hablÓ con el gordo.mo estÁ tras su separaciÓn. recuerda una dramÁtica experiencia. revela el negocio que la tiene feliz y con el que te quiere inspirar. karla: la viuda de cordero le envÍa un duro mensaje a donald trump pidiendo empatÍa por las vÍctimas del coronavirus. en "sin rollo" verÁs por quÉ paulina rubio rompe en llanto al hablar a su fans. bienvenidos a una nueva hora de "despierta amÉrica". ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] karla: nuestra canciÓn. muy buenos dÍas. 7 de octubre de 2020. esperamos que usted amanezca igual como esta sonrisa en su casa. a pesar de la adversidad que siempre tengo una sonrisa para la vida. alan: un gusto verte, raÚl. raÚl: igualmente. alan: francisca tambiÉn. recuerden que ayer en "sin rollo" hablaste sobre el tema de colate. de cÓmo explotó. diciendo lo que estaba sucediendo con paulina rubio. paulina rubio tambiÉn se desahoga en la redes sociales. diciendo cosas hacia su fans, que va a luchar contra todo tipo de adversidad y bullying. tenemos todo eso. raÚl: tambiÉn tenemos la seri

beneficios, las autoridades de california alertaron de un fraude y congelaron tarjetas, cuyo cÉsar ortizulentos, el departamento de desarrollo empleo del estado congelÓ las tarjetas de crÉdito de mÁs de 350,000 californianos. >> esto es un desastre, la gente necesita sus alimentos. poniendo una vez mÁs en tela de juicio la eficiencia con la que funciona esta agencia. >> y varios condados del Área de la bahÍa han anunciado que este aÑo mÁs personas sea registrado para votar que nunca. por esa razÓn los funcionarios electorales de comida que mande su correo y su boleta lo mÁs pronto posible y tan solo quedan ocho dÍas y seis horas para la jornada electoral gracias a un estudio clÍnico de la universidad de california en los Ángeles, evangelina se ha convertido en una niÑa de ocho aÑos sana y fuerte. la propuesta de ley 14 emitirÍa $5,000,000,000 de fondos para el instituto de medicina regenerativa de california. los votantes aprobaron en esa oportunidad 3000 millones. >> con los fondos de los Últimos aÑos se ha conseguido hacer nuevos tratamientos para los niÑos que no tienen sistema inmune

coming up, a debate between jean ortiz jones and tony gonzales to see who will replace will heard, who currently represents the 23rd congressional district in texas. the debate is hosted by southwest texas junior-college, so rust state university, and k s.a.t. tv. third term representative heard has already announced he is not running for reelection. tood evening at welcome southwest texas junior college, and sul ross state university satellite location here and you bow they. i want to explain this is a year like no other and an election like no other. and this is a debate like no other. we are here in a mostly empty auditorium. the pandemic has required that. you might notice centerstage as an eight by 12 foot plexi glass wall. part of what we are going to do is politics through the plexiglas. we have our photographers in this auditorium. we are following strict protocols.

commissioner ortiz-cartagena? >> thank you, president laguana. i agree with what everybody says on the activities, and just to highlight equity, like, i personally have delivered p.p.e. to over 70 businesses [inaudible] i've personally been to over 20 shared spaces to date. [inaudible] it's really also making sure when you talk about equity that there are unintended consequences. other commissioners highlighted that there are [inaudible] and making sure that unintended consequences don't gentrify communities of color that were in danger of being displaced prior to the pandemic. [inaudible] talking about it and being about it are two different things. >> yeah. i agree, and, you know, i think we've got to find a way to make sure this stays front and center. when we think about the last six months, the last six months was primarily affecting the disadvantaged vulnerable communities the most, and so, you know, we were in a state of just having to put some fires out. but i think, you know, when we look at the next six months, you kn you know, now is w

un sueÑo, es algo increÍble y como latino estoy muy orgulloso. >> desde muy pequeÑo el arquitecto ortizÍble ♪ ♪ quÉ increÍble... quÉ increÍble, imagÍnense que este niÑo que en el piso en la tierra dibujaba estadios y ahora lo hace una realidad lo tenemos aquÍ, arquitecto muchas gracias por estar con nosotros, y un sueÑo hecho realidad para usted porque esto venÍa desde niÑo? >> sÍ, esto es un sueÑo verdadero que al fin se realizÓ y estoy muy orgulloso de estar aquÍ con ustedes y representando varios hispanos en este mundo. >> claro, arquitecto nos habÍa mencionado que estaba un poquito triste primero cuando llegÓ la pandemia porque ya se habÍa construido, se habÍa inaugurado no hubo partidos y bueno, llegÓ la tristeza pero ahora la felicidad porque la serie mundial se estÁ llevando a cabo en un estadio que usted ayudÓ para construir. >> o sÍ, como decimos, se construye y se espera que los aficionados puedan llegar y tomar los partidos pero ayer anduve estudiando a la gente, llegando y los dodgers y tampa bay rays con su playeras y todo estaba bonito y emocionante. >> sobre todo ahora qu

. >> reporter: it's been a rough week for michelle ortiz. like many others she was forced to evacuate her home as a result of the glass fire. >> it was stressful, going through so many times in the last four years it's just -- three years, it's just been one thing after the other for us. >> reporter: the fire has caused extensive damage to the famed wine country calistoga didn't sustain any fire damage. at least within city limits. even with this good news, people are starting to feel the fatigue of yet another busy wildfire season. >> it's kind of hard because my mom lost her work. and they're not working right now. it's hard to see how everything is going. >> mixed feeling because, you know, when you get the news that you have to leave your town, it's a horrendous stay to do your little help that you can do. and without getting in the way. >> reporter: ortiz's home was fully intact. she's thankful, but knows it could be a different story the next time around. >> there is still a lot of anxiety. you never know. it could come at any time and

gustavo ortiz hablÓ con una abogada y nos dice exactamente de quÉ se trata.cruzar el aeropuerto o barco. gustavo: en quÉ consiste este tipo de deportaciÓn? >> consiste en que un oficial de migraciÓn de fue arrestar, te puede sacar ese mismo dÍao tan pronto pueda ponerte en un autobÚs. sin ver juez, sin abogado. gustavo: los inmigrantes afectados serÁn quienes tengan en el paÍs menos de 2 aÑos. por lo que estÁ abogada sugiere estÁ preparados, especialmente durante las prÓximas tres semanas. >> hoy dÍa estÁ tan cerca de las elecciones federales. estamos tan cerca que vale la pena que todo el que pueda ganar un mes o dos meses y que lo logre porque es posible que todo cambia despuÉs del 3 de noviembre. gustavo: chirla califica este tipo de deportaciÓn como una estrategia de la actual administraciÓn. >> ice quiere asustar a nuestros inmigrantes,muchos de nosotros ya sabemos que ice es una herramienta polÍtica para esta administraciÓn del trump. gustavo: por lo que trabajan para apoyar a la comunidad que se vea afectada. >> estamos apoyando a los migrantes, tambiÉ

>> una observación como gerardo ortiz los precios siguieron en ascenso a pesar de restricciones económicasradores para buscar restricciones >> para eso debe haber siempre una casa que se tiene que afirmar un documento donde declaran que quede porque la casa no es expuesta al virus o se han enfermado >> para esta gente la pandemia significa repensar la manera de enamorar a los clientes el mismo tiempo de cuidar la salud de todos >> las normas de distance y salud utilizar máscara per la superficie lo que yo sigo siendo amistoso pero tenemos que observar esa regla imagino o me cuesta imaginar sandra, comprar una casa sin poder verla físicamente bueno en algunos lugares tas opciones no son tan estrictas puede ir y ver pero si ver por vídeo no es lo mismo en especial porque es una inversión de toda la vida >> y el papeleo para poder verla en persona cuando las restricciones sean más flexibles >> iremos al condado santa clara donde ya reabren parques infantiles luego de estar cerrados casi siete meses. el departamento de parques y recreación dice que los protocolos para prevenir covid-19 continú

entradas fiscales, que serÍan dirigidas a los departamentos de bomberos y a las escuelas, julio cÉsar ortiz muy bajos. julio: darÍa las personas mayores y a los propietarios discapacitados, mÁs forma de transferir. tambiÉn reducirÍa las formas en que padres e hijos puedan transferir bienes raÍces entre sÍ, sin que las propiedades o vuelvan a evaluar. >> es darle la oportunidad a personas por puedan comprar esas casas. eso es lo que los amarra a propiedades. julio: esta propuesta ampliarÍa este beneficio las personas que perdieron su hogar en un desastre natural. [hablan en inglÉs] [hablan en inglÉs] julio: sin embargo, los casos de la 19 seÑalan que las leyes actuales los propietarios de cinco de cinco aÑos de edad y mayores puede mudarse a una casa de reemplazo. la vivienda de reemplazo debe estar en el mismo condado. [hablan en inglÉs] [hablan en inglÉs] [hablan en inglÉs] julio: tambiÉn indicaron que en el caso de aumentar el valor de una propiedad, no aplica la ley 19, tambiÉn a restaurantes e inmuebles, previniendo que los sueÑos cierren el negocio. [hablan en inglÉs] ramÓn: el tiempo

el mejor ejemplo de que no es asÍ lo trajo gente de zona y gerardo ortiz con "otra botella".) presentado por pitbull. >> gracias por todo el apoyo en el transcurso de mi carrera, los hechos mucho de menos, ojalÁ que los vea pronto. >> romeo santos. >> el disco fÓrmula volumen dos de romeo santos se llevÓ el reconocimiento de Álbum de la dÉcada. >> bien punto mÁs para la repÚblica dominicana que viva quisqueya la bella ♪ ♪ daddy whan aquÍ anual yankee, anuel aa y llevaron a otro nivel esta canciÓn. >> sin duda un momento mÁs emocionante fue cuando entregaron el premio trayectoria artÍstica para el maestro manzanero quien acompaÑÓ al piano en su homenaje a pablo alborÁn. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ los premios billboard de la mÚsica latina fueron un gran espectÁculo, y cerrÓ con broche de oro manuel turizo, alejandro y myke towers. ♪ ♪ >> quÉ lindo ver a manzanero ahÍ, felicidades a todos los ganadores. y les recuerdo no se pierdan el debate presidencial de esta noche, acompÁÑenme en un programa especial con el equipo de noticias telemundo, el Último debate donald trump o joe biden a las 20:00 pm,

aguiar: y fue por el elÍn ortiz, el hombre con el que estuvo casada 45 aÑos, por el que se marchÓ den es inigualable. jurado en "tu cara me suena", el nuevo programa de univisiÓn en el que 8 artistas se enfrentan imitando a exitosos cantantes. ella, acostumbrada a los retos, hizo lo mismo. y se lanzÓ al escenario a interpretar a una de las mÁs grandes voces. charytÍn: madonna. dije "dios mÍo, ¿cÓmo yo voy a hacer esto?" o sea, te estoy hablando que siempre todo es nuevo. es algo impresionante el susto que uno pasa. aguiar: y entendiÓ en carne propia que no es fÁcil la misiÓn de los concursantes enfrentarlos. [mÚsica] charytÍn: no solamente es chequear solamente la voz, sino cÓmo te ves, cómo tÚ actÚas, cÓmo son tus gestos. es un montÓn de cosas que hay que valorar aquÍ. y estas personas estÁn capacitadas para eso. aguiar: el regreso de charytÍn la llevÓ a readaptarse una vez mÁs a espacios que le eran familiares, como su camerino, donde pocos secretos esconden. charytÍn: yo tengo mi agÜita, tengo al divino niÑo, que me acompaÑa en todas partes. a jesusito, jesÚs. tengo mis personas q

abelino ortiz: if we get heavy rain now, all our work will be lost. >> the family is almost self-sufficienterything they need. or they find it in nature. margarita cortez-cruz: grasshoppers are full of protein. >> the seasons bring variety, and there's seldom much of a surplus. for margarita, living in harmony with nature means giving and only taking back a little. margarita cortez-cruz: we don't need a lot to live. we have to respect nature. she should only give us what we really need. we shouldn't exploit nature. >> the garden offers a little home apothecary. there's an herb for stomach aches. a plant that reduces fever. and one that relieves sore eyes. margarita cortez-cruz: you knead it a bit, then drip it into your eyes. >> while people in the cities worry how to survive and make ends meet during the pandemic, life here goes on much as normal. many in the isolated valleys of southwestern mexico live like margarita and her family, in a close rerelationship w with the land. these people are poor, their traditional way of life is tough, but their independence and lack of close contact wit

el vaticano anunciÓ que va a beatificar carlos ortiz.ma el arresto de 100 inmigrantes de california durante un operativo de ice. cecilia: despuÉs de meses de estar cerrados, los centros comerciales vuelven a abrir sus puertas el dÍa de hoy,el supuesto los clientes estÁn más que felices. yarel: un grupo de latinos estÁ detrás del tratamientoal que fue sometido el presidente trump despuÉs de dar positivo de coronavirus. yarel: muy buenas tardes, gracias por acompaÑarnos en

invitamos que nos sigan a travÉs de universo a las 7 nos pasamos a telemundo, si quieren escuchar a carlos ortiz, nos vemos en un ratito. (comerciales). ♪(mÚsica)♪ bueno, no podemos dejar de hablar mÁs a detalle de este aviso te bandera roja que estÁ vigente en nuestra regiÓn, especÍficamente para para las zonas montaÑosas del este y del norte de la bahÍa, el peligro en el viento irÁ aumentando a medida que cae la tarde. vamos a ver la grÁfica que tenemos preparada, se pueden observar las zonas donde se ha advertido que estarÁ mas concentrado el peligro. vemos en la costa sur en las montaÑas de santa cruz, bajo esta alerta de bandera roja, al norte y este de la bahÍa, en santa rosa, napa, berkeley y zonas elevadas que representan esas Áreas vulnerables para que los vientos secos produzcan esos incendios que no queremos que sigan ocurriendo en la regiÓn, la advertencia por el viento a las 4 de la tarde, estarÁ vigente hasta el lunes a las 11 de la maÑana en el norte, este, la costa, santa clara santa cruz, los vientos van a alcanzar rÁfagas de 60 a 70 millas por hora, vamos a ver este, cÓmo va a

one of the nearly 50,000 in california who have completed their prison sentence yet don't have the ortiz says since he's been released last year he's mentored use pursued 2 degrees and worked multiple jobs while catching up on lost time with his family we cannot be labeled for worst mistake and that we made in life i pay taxes. i volunteer i give back to my community. the ones harm. but i'm no longer that person, the average convicted felon serves at least 3 years parole after release f rain will likely serve to in the free world sort of model person who was working on himself yet is still disenfranchised the anti recidivism coalition says vote. yes on prop 17 air sea works to end mass incarceration, los angeles county supervisors hilda solis and sheila kill also say yes on 17. they offered a motion asking for the county support by the florida parole commission. >>they said that overall the city does a rate based on all released inmates at one time was 33.1 while the recidivism rate for released prisoners who were given their civil rights back the ability to vote student 11%. but there's

y agente de zona con la otra botella. >> darell tambiÉn viene * con gerardo ortiz. >> eso estÁ bueno situaciÓn ya es insostenible. >> muchas personas solicitantes de asilo que siguieron llegando a tijuana se encontraran la frontera cerrada y los albergues cerrados tambiÉn mexico al aceptar el programa m pp se compromete a brindar apoyo humanitario pero ha sido la sociedad civil las organizaciones quien han tenido que brindar ese apoyo. >> por temor o desconocimiento no se atreven a buscar trabajo, no aceptan las soluciones que ofrece el gobierno mexicano porque creen que perderÍan el derecho a recibir asilo. >> las llamadas al 911 que sean racistas serÁn calificadas como crÍmenes de odio en san francisco california, la junta de supervisores votÓ una legislaciÓn que permitirÍa demandar a quienes realicen llamadas racistas, explicaron que es abrumador ser confrontado por la policÍa porque alguien lo vi como una amenaza o criminal y especialmente para los afroamericanos un encuentro con los agentes podrÍa terminar trÁgicamente. >> hayan los arrestos de la masacre ocurrida hace casi un s

is the ortiz or anything like that i'm just against the system that has no checks and balances you who is taking y'all i believe should be separate from the police department there is no way that a police department can investigate themselves currently there are no independent organizations whose job it is to investigate police misconduct and there's no oversight of prosecutors either. prosecutorial misconduct dizzee major factor of wrongful convictions just a single thread that runs through almost all of the wrongful conviction cases deskovic as a master's in criminal justice specializing in wrongful convictions is also a survivor of prosecutorial misconduct i spent 16 years in prison i was wrongfully convicted at 17. emerged at $32.00 jeff eventually won a lawsuit against putnam county new york prison conviction which enabled him to start his own foundation i'll be founder and executive director of the joint protest of it but just as there's no deterrent there's no oversight is no punishment for prosecutors so they can break the law they don't face criminal penalties even when they e

. >> reporter: it's been a rough week for michelle ortiz. liej others, she was forced to evacuate from her home in calistoga as a result of the glass fire. >> i have to say it was stressful. going through so many times in the last four years, three years, it's just been one thing after the other for us. >> reporter: the fire has caused extensive damage to the famed wine country region. but the city of calistoga didn't sustain any fire damage, at least within city limits. even with this good news people are starting to feel the fatigue of yet another busy wildfire season. >> it's kind of hard because my parents are not working right now. it's kind of hard to see how everything's going. it's the same thing like other years. >> it's a mixed feeli get the n that you have to leave your town it's a horrendous feeling and you're debating to do your little help that you can do without getting in the way. >> reporter: ortiz's home was fully intact. she's thankful. but knows it could be a different story the next time around. >> it's still a lot of an

to foreign policy there's not much to pick between them breaking down the specter of things for us ortiz killing often. the past 4 years have proved to us that donald trump is a businessman he is not a diplomat is diplomatic failures have created a lot of tension around the world and it seems the whole world is holding its breath until november hopes for biden calling the waters might be high however you turning out all of trump's decisions might not be as easy as it looks and it might be well rather odd let's take donald trump's most recent moves the peace deals between arab countries and israel now they're hailed by some but met with fury by others biden has claimed he will move in the same direction and of course he would not reverse the decision by trump to move the u.s. embassy to jerusalem. biden has said ministration will build on the steps challenge of the nations to keep pace and work to capitalize on these growing ties to move forwards when a 2 state solution and a more stable and peace who region now let's move on to america's most bitter enemy iran now biden says he is an ent

but quickly put down by the wealth ortiz the difference today was that they were very feeling these outlets that to cover it just days earlier bellary seen all thirty's with judy accreditation of all foreign journalists in the country this footage was pasted on social media. ordinary by the recent had also been warned by official text message that they could face criminal charges if they took part in unsanctioned rallies. but tens of thousands defied the warning turning out to be godless this time to march towards a detention center in minsk on their way they called for the freeing of dozens of people who have been arrested since the protests began. rights group he has now says there are now 77 political prisoners in belarus including a number of key opposition figures on friday the u.s. and the european union gets better loose with sanctions for rigging the presidential vote in august and for the harsh and frequent crackdowns on protesters ever since the sanctions target key officials they're not he couldn't go himself minsk fishley announced counter sanctions against the e.u. though it's

my name is kevin ortiz. i'm here to show my support. i know it's been a really long meeting. i want to applaud the school board as well as the school delegates and student leader who stayed on. it shows level of commitment and passionate that people bring to the table when it comes to advocating for issues that impact them. one thing are clear when people vote, they are more likely to get educated and less likely to become incarcerated. i want to encourage the school board to support this measure. shouldn't out to young people. young people lead the way. >> hello, eden. >> i'm a junior and student representative. as a student, i like the opportunity in it future to live independently in sf. i see most former students to be depending on their parents chooses knoll t not to live in . thank you. >> thank you. india? >> hi i'm a student. i'm a member of the student advisory council. i like to show my support for this resolution. i think allowing people as young as 16 to vote in local elections will not only be empowering and extremely important to giving the new generation a voic

still ahead on our health ortiz and can check are trying to get to the bottom of an ecological disaster that has devastated the region's marine life we'll hear from the governor that after the break. you know when the family 1st said back in february the question i posed to the global audience was will this be a crisis sufficient enough to overrun the ability of central banks to paper over the crisis because for the last 30 years every crisis we've had whether it's a market crash or the 2000 and some crime crash or a hurricane or ecological or population or wars always been met with paper printing by the central banks. interest rates keep going down there's no penalty for issuing all that paper as we've seen now for 40 years interest rates have gone down so now here we are in the end of the year the question again is is the crisis big enough to not be able to be fixed by central bank money printing. welcome back authorities in russia's region of cum chad say that a so-called red tide was the main cause of massive marine life destruction which was 1st reported of its coast in tobar some

from brussels russia's top diplomat sergio of rolf was speaking to russian media executives including ortiz editor in chief margarita simonyan also on the agenda was bella reuss turkey's involvement in the current conflict are. those big talking points there. we had a very lengthy and really comprehensive conversation between foreign minister sergei lavrov and editors in chief of a number of media organizations that was so much to unpack that such an array of topics but one that was given considerable attention was russia's increasingly difficult relationship with the european union now love prof notes that of course the 2 have mutual interests especially economic ones let's think of course just off the north stream to a gas pipeline but that all of this was made very difficult by what the fire foreign minister described as a condescending attitude from the blog and this constant to mons being put on moscow this is what he said about the impact of that after 2 years almost of there was no go through approvals. the question is not just where the business as usual is possible but with any bus

where the pandemics widen the gap between rich and poor ortiz one quarter explains . over a 1000000 people across the globe have died from coronavirus related causes says billions more continue to struggle with the pandemics economic consequences things are looking up for the world's billionaire minority for the 1st time ever their collective wealth has surpassed 10 trillion dollars billionaire wealth equates to a fortune in almost impossible to spend the most well lifetimes of absolute luxury anyone accumulating riches on this scale could easily afford to raise the pay of the employees who generate their wealth will contribute a great deal more in taxes to support vital public services and all the while jobs are disappearing at an alarming rate the super is good even richer will mean the people around the world lost their jobs does not a coincidence this how their own system works might be time for governments to step in right well they already have in fact they're helping the ultra rich get even richer thanks to a loophole in the us as coronavirus relief package the

issued by the italian red cross after being processed at the refugee center in lumpur do tell you not ortiz were reportedly going to expel him but lost track of his whereabouts the case is causing uproar in rome where calls are growing for the interior minister to step down or to spin on the front line of europe's migrant crisis with the island bearing the brunt of refugee arrivals into italy foreign policy expert frederica bindy says that the nice attackers expose the why do you have pm problem. the fact there is a person came through it was that there's clearly the immigration illegal immigration there you can see it's not only any greek problem but it's a european problem which has to be theirs as such which is what the south the border greece has said a lot of time unless we work together and scientists together you know there is no way to fix it we think we have to be that. this is the aftermath that these are that's richard matsch harder to detect match harder to to start and i see it as a reaction to. the global south happening now treat it will matter and such. took place right acro

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dealing telly recorded this week to stem the tide new restrictions been introduced here in moscow ortiz among culture of went oh it's all about to see what's changed. russia is bracing for a 2nd coronavirus wave as french coleridge numbers continue breaking records across the country and in moscow while stopping short of introducing a lockdown measures the mayor's office has announced new rules and guidelines in an effort to keep people safe and keep the economy going. first of all employers are now required to send 30 percent of their force to work from home and they must report who works for mostly and who doesn't students in middle and high schools have switched to distance learning and everyone must wear masks and gloves in all public places like shops and public transport and those who don't follow the antique code measures will be fined. millions of people use the moscow subway every day and with several stations added each year that number continues to grow metro authorities are doing all they can to ensure the safety of passengers from coronavirus everyone using the system is re

on keeping new infections low well speaking of time restrictions a sponsor spoken out between north ortiz in madrid on the spanish government imposed lockdown measures on the city and surrounding areas the region is the country's worst hit mike over 19 accounting for more than a 3rd of infections but the local administration says the needle down is illegal and that it violates freedoms. ok what i can tell you is there we have to act with determination to take control of the pandemic in the majeed region and this is the most important thing we have to do in this moment because health comes 1st. we believe this document contains decisions that concern the entire national health system and above all the fundamental rights and freedoms of millions of people the minister is imposing measures that go against the will of many citizens. and that the new restrictions residents of madrid will not be allowed to leave the area unless they have to make an essential journey social gatherings will be limited to 6 people bars and restaurants will have to close by 11 pm and parks and playgrounds will be o

up their claims of tactical victories on are making contradictory claims about the damage inflicted ortiz taylor looks descent from ation has become one of the key weapons in this standoff. deception and full of military victories are as old as wolf heart south but in the digital age the dissent from ation can be tough charged the military propaganda machine of armenia which found itself in a stalemate after a series of successful hostilities by the johnny army began a large scale provocation in the information space though the armenian side as always presents old video of past battles as new ones the goal was to present their failures to the population as successes the ongoing conflict in the corner is an example of how information is deployed just as powerfully and destructively as guns claiming victory can play as important a role as physically claiming territory it's all about the image you project so one surprise in that just as i was by john tried to discredit armenia's claims of success yet on shot off its own attack the enemy both at the front and in the information space is makin

is currently undergoing advanced stage 3 trials and ortiz maria from the russian is among the volunteers taking part. moscow clinic number 68 in the city center nothing special except this is where i received russia's vaccine against call that 19 hopefully able to resist public enemy number one as the world health organization calls it. this navigation science says cobbett 19 vaccine clinical trial is this way. maybe i received a placebo because this is a so-called double blind trial meaning neither the doctors know their participants know who's getting it was only 75 percent of the volunteers are getting jobs with a real shot and i hope i'm among them and i have reasons to believe i really am i'll explain why i got the 1st shot exactly 21 days ago i felt really miserable the next day headache muscle pain for the vaccine developers say every 6 volunteer faces similar side effect by the way they faded away 48 hours or so later today i'm going to get the 2nd dose of what could be the most awaited drug in the world why to bolster the immune response to but if the form is off to the 1st shot

rushes coronavirus vaccine is poised to complete the final stage of tests with ortiz. among the volunteers. around the clock across the world this is our team international from the team myself you know neal hello and welcome to the program. the fragile cease fire between armenia and azerbaijan is now into a 3rd day but on monday morning raid sirens were heard again in the capital of nagorno-karabakh. pictures show the aftermath of a 2 week bombardment then in the early hours of. greed to a pause in the fighting with russia's mediation that was to allow for an exchange of prisoners and war did however over the weekend both sides accused each other violating the truce. of the disputed region has seen some of the worst fighting since the conflict actually began on sunday despite the suppose a truce the city of had was shelled our correspondent reports from there are no. right now we're getting closer to the town of detroit it's on the southern front and it is probably the heaviest contested region in all of nagorno-karabakh i think is even before the ceasefire was announ

basic imports after the local currency lost 80 percent of its value in the past year but of course ortizists the subsidies should not be lifted they fear social unrest but there are those who argue against the policy because it encourages the smuggling of cheap fuel and medicine to neighboring countries they say a safety net should instead have been created for the poor. the remaining reserves is made up of money of depositors who have had little access to their bank accounts for nearly a year many need to use their savings to make ends meet for months now banks have stopped dispersing dollars and restricted withdrawals in the local currency because of the crisis the basic things you can get that we can go to the supermarket my supermarket expenses that's $250.00 minimum thing. to get is almost a bit higher than they're almost giving us the central bank has been printing money to finance the government and banks it needs to print less to stop inflation but many warn that will cause even more problems. thank you. i think you. already more than 50 percent of a population of 5000000 live in

trying to protect themselves and being anxious you know the nation's already severe situation rath ortiz in the region to say that nearly 20 civilians have died since the start of the renewed fighting however has a big chance defense ministry does insist it does not target civilians and a senior adviser to the has a beyond president gave us his views on the escalating conflict. army be a good. answer doctor of course. course and we have seen other patients are means live pictures all of this tense i was in the muscle to be able to come only one side but the exactly happened and that disturbance of september. as about trying to come to the church and home to attack our minister was appropriations. we are concerned by our intensive attack and show in which incidents before come to us i have received or 'd i just was in one hour or 2 souls and shuttle that is landed after cigarettes which are just school when they got. near so those prosecutor's office hours are civil then. you sort of pause a bit you know i think they're going to use as a government but these 2 are on to. another nice thou

. >> commissioner ortiz-cartagena? >> for me, as a small business, i'm so excited [inaudible] i helped so many small businesses and so many local residents [inaudible] this is great. for the small businesses also watch, this mitigates the training process. imagine getting great people that want to work, and you don't even have to pay that cost. i love this program [inaudible] i'll be your biggest cheerleader. you know me, i hit the streets, and i let all small businesses know. thank you, thank you, thank you for your presentation. >> thank you, and i appreciate your comments. >> commissioner yekutiel. >> thank you for your presentation. this is commissioner man manny yekutiel. with the programs that you are making available, are you making them available proportionately to the industries that have lost the most jobs or where are you placing the dial in the industries that have lost the most employees? >> whatever employers have reached out to us or the employers that we have reached out to, the available job orders tha