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case has been opened in front after the photos of over 20 police officers were plastered on walls in parra suburbs it's led to fears that they and their families may be identified and threatened we spoke to a french police union member who say is the stults was meant as a threat. one issue is that. these are blatant threats intended to intimidate police officers were all trouble is a concern for the officers identified their families are worried and we're concerned for their families you may think it's the 1st time but it's not the 1st time this has happened to me we've also seen officers being named in other areas it's scary enough that we no longer have boundaries there are people who lame officers families without hesitation and it seems to me that matthew like behavior and intimidation is encroaching into our private lives because we're the police. the incident comes after lawmakers passed a controversial security bill which barnes that publication's of any images of police an operation that was found guilty could face a sentence of up to 5 years in prison and a 75000 euro fine the new

more potential for landslides certainly for flash flooding and caution slightly warmer than 79 is a parra neverwhere to the west is now largely sunny and warm quiet beijing and shanghai roughly the same time she is quite hot in hong kong humidity so it is very little rain in china what there is is trying to come in from the west it's not really a seasonal stuff just yet we have break in the line of what should be seasonal rain there is more of the other end of it so what's developing in western china is through out this part of southeast asia anywhere from vietnam back towards thailand to be some pretty big downpours recent the same is true in the on the border of the southern philippines know the philippines look quite fine a moment and a change in the fear i think in the weather in india waltzer into the low to middle forty's in most of northern india the pre monsoon heat there's an increasing humidity all over the place it's these big showers in the northeast of india in bangladesh things to worry about there pretty violent. to put. qatar airways. one 3rd of all the food produced is wa

parra gangly ohm yeah, suggesting the tumor called an incidental tumor relatively rare maybe causes headaches, that that caused his death at that particular moment in time at that time, at that ace after the restraint, after the subdueal and after the 9:29, a tumor that causes headaches, that killed him? no. that's just a story. dr. rich specifically testified that he looked in george floyd's medical records and he did not find references to headaches and you heard about carbon monoxide. the car killed him. dr. tobin came back and explained this car, which had a catalytic converter, that was outside, that was a hybrid and there is no evidence was even on, that that did not kill him. he explained carbon monoxide -- oxygen saturation level and based on his calculation of oxygen saturation level at 98%, at most it could have been a 2% carbon monoxide same as anybody else people walking around talking an breathing. it wasn't carbon monoxide. that's just a story and it is simply wrong. you don't have to be dr. tobin to recognize this. it is probably nice to be dr. tobin but you don't have to be dr

this administration's policies are aiding and abetting narco terrorists, sophisticated parra militaryple, abusing and exploiting the most vulnerable people using children as passports to come to this country. and for one reason, because this administration is not enforcing the laws. they are not securing the border, and they don't intend to. they don't have a plan and they have created this unprecedented, unmitigated crisis that i got to see firsthand. if the president made a trip to the border and saw it firsthand he would have to own it. he is afraid to own it because the left is in charge. he is afraid of the left and he won't be able to do anything about it. and he has put the border czar in kamala harris who is an open borders advocate. it is insult to injury. >> gillian: to that point congressman let me tell our viewers at home what you are looking at the screen is footage from the congressman's travels there this week. photos and videos are unique to us. thank you for sharing them with us. you say these migrants and families and kids are streaming across the u.s. southern borde

juan:adalberto parra, graciela tambiÉn, estamos muy contentos, aprendo muchÍsimo.imo tema, suavecito. chef: me gusta ese flow. francisca: hablemos decide a pasquel que reaccionÓ al capÍtulo de la serie de luis miguel en donde conoce a su hija y el difÍcil momento que vive la familia. con esta situaciÓn de su hermana alejandra, de frida. carlos: yo vi ese episodio ayer. >> me conocen bien que esos temas familiares ni los toco en las redes, ni los toco con la prensa, yo me parÉ porque sÉ que ustedes van a respetar esto y muchos de ustedes ya platiquÉ de la postura en la que estoy que es la de no hacer ningÚn comentario. lo que se tenga que arreglar, se arreglarÁ. mi mamÁ estÁ muy linda. estÁ muy bien y gracias por la preocupaciÓn. todos estamos tranquilos. reportera: estÁ al margen de la situaciÓn? >> sÍ, sÍ. buenas noches, ya saben que estos temas no los toco. [hablan a la vez] >>buenas noches, ya les dije, yo me parÉ a contestar, sÓlo respeten ustedes que no voy a tocar ninguno de esos temas. francisca: todo el mundo quiere saber. carlos: siempre tienen broncas de

and frankly, i just want to parra phrase fdr, when people were scare mongering about tax during fdr ify'll come very soon because they're going to miss the united states. i don't see the giant investment banks leaving new york because of high taxes and i don't think we'll see korngss leaving the united states. i think this is a very reasonable thing to increase investment and infrastructure and we're going to have an increase in jobs that will account for all the people that kevin mentioned are currently unemployed this is investment in america that benefits people and businesses too >> kevin >> you know, it's very simple. you have to think about one metric, jobs where do we create jobs? in american businesses where do we want american businesses in america you raise corporatetax rates, the highest in the world where will american corporation goes everywhere else. where will the jobs go where they go. it's simple. that's why switzerland and denmark and norway have very high tax rates on people zero corporate tax rates they get the joke. let's not make the mistake again and grind our ec

nos acompaÑa en vivo desde miami, florida— karla: tambiÉn, lissette parras, madre de dos niÑas de 15lando de 16 a 20. y no creo que es falta de responsabilidad. es una decisiÓn personal. y lo bueno de esto es que es personal. cada persona, cada casa tiene la decisiÓn de tomar si es para ellos o no es para ellos. en mi casa no es una opciÓn. karla: les pregunto a ambas. primero me respondes tÚ, lisette, y despuÉs aranceles. ——aracelis. usted le han preguntado a sus hijos que piensan de ello. comenzamos contigo, lissette. lissette: yo he hablado como mi hija y mi mama y mi hermana... entonces, la pequeÑa... de forma presencial en septiembre y la decisiÓn de ella tambiÉn es importante. yo, como el adulto, claro, si ella me hubiera dicho que no, que consta, que ella me dijo que sÍ, yo lo viera tratado de convencer con la informaciÓn real que existe. karla: vamos contigo, araceli. araceli: en mi caso, la decisiÓn fue tomada en familia. todas las decisiones se toman en familia desde el principio. desde antes que se hiciera esto como se hizo y la decisiÓn fue siempre tomada en familia. mis

enhancements for teachers, parra's and other school staff. there's also pretty decent piece of money for technology in these funds. >> the role of the oversight committee is defined by the bill. you might remember that 2008 qtea which was expanded to lwea and finally fwea prop j. our vole to ensure the funds have been spent. our scope of work in a number of different things. primarily, our most important role is reviewing the audit. even more so weaver reviewing -- we're reviewing the financials. it's a very detailed committee. we go line by line. we will work with staff and talk to them about areas that are supported by qtea so we can understand how things are being spent. some of the impacts how it's impacting teachers and students and their families. we participate annually in the impact innovation award. i participated for three or four years on the innovation award panel. it's one the biggest joys for me to help lead schools and solve an equity challenge. there's lot of equity challenges to be found. that program has been a wonderful thi