peggy carranza nos trae las imÁgenes.mprobante de vacunaciÓn, luego eran revisados por agentes de la policÍa para ingresar a las Áreas designadas. >> nos levantamos a las 5:00 de la maÑana, hicimos una parada en walmart para traer carta y comidas. peggy: el evento ocurre cuando los casos de covid alcanza cifras rÉcord en el paÍs y el estado de nueva york sobrepasa los 76.000 contagios. en medio de un aumento de las hospitalizaciones. >> el temor es un riesgo que podemos estar en mÉxico, la calle, en la colonia. peggy: se espera que esta fiesta no sea la Única a la medianoche, una vez caiga la bola se realizarÁ la juramentaciÓn del alcalde electo de la ciudad de nueva york eric adams. todo cuando el experto en xserve edad es infecciosa el doctor anthony fauci recomendÓ evitar grandes fiestas y varios paÍses se realizaron celebraciones discretas o simplemente las cancelaron. es por esto que algunos cambiaron sus planes. >> algo pequeÑo para estar a salvo todos y no contagiar ni ser contagiados por otros. peggy: mientras las

peggy: dijo el doctor anthony fauci.ta y cleveland. carlos estÁ a favor de esta opciÓn. carlos: el virus estÁ muy activo por todos lados. debe ser por esa misma razÓn porque si regresan a la escuela serÁ lo mismo. empezaban a mandarlos para la casay uno de tocara perder el dÍa de trabajo. peggy: en nueva york donde hay casi 1 millÓn de estudiantes el alcalde implementarÁ nuevos protocolos que incluye mÁs pruebas de covid—19 para alumnos y maestros mientras algunos tambiÉn recomiendan hablar con los niÑos. >> de una manera que los niÑos no se pongan ansiosos, que tomen esto como algo rutinario de que nos falta un poco mÁs de tiempo hasta que todo estÉ en control. peggy: el alcalde dijo estar estudiando la posible implementaciÓn de mÁs medidas de protecciÓn, incluyendo requerir la dosis de refuerzo a trabajadores municipales, entre ellos maestros. en la ciudad de nueva york, peggy, univisiÓn. paulina: a medida que la variante del covid—19 se extiende por todo estados unidos, los principales funcionarios federales contempla

peggy: las autoridades continÚan investigando.s cerradas, y sin embargo mÚltiples fuentes dicen que es posible que haya iniciado en un arbolito de navidad mientras representantes de la autoridad de vivienda pÚblica de filadelfia dicen que la Última inspecciÓn a estos detectores de humo, asÍ como el edificio, fue en mayo del 2021. hilia: gracias por tu informaciÓn. cambiamos de tema a este jueves, que se cumple el primer aniversario del asalto al capitolio, el peor que hayas sufrido es instituciÓn en historia del paÍs. el ataque dejÓ cinco muertos y centenares de heridos. maÑana se espera que el presidente se dirige a la naciÓn. hoy el fiscal general prometiÓ llevar a todos los responsables ante la justicia como los informa lourdes del rÍo. lourdes: maÑana se cumple un aÑo de violento asalto al capitolio, y hoy aseguran que la violencia la democracia estadounidense no quedarÁ impune. " seguiremos los hechos donde quiera que esto nos lleven", sentenciÓ. la investigaciÓn del departamento de justicia ha permitido mÁs de 700 detencione

peggy: a estas horas, las autoridades de long island lamentan la muerte de varias personas, incluyendo se habÍa ahogado en una piscina. tras la caÍda de casi tres pulgadas de nieve en varias partes del paÍs, temperaturas heladas afectando el tour ——sur de la florida hasta nueva inglaterra. >> tengo hasta tres capas de ropa puesta. yo me abrigo bien. peggy: esto cuando decenas de miles quedaron sin electricidad en massachusetts, uno de los estados mÁs golpeados con grandes acumulaciones de nieve, vientos huracanados e inundaciones como esta. ofelio morales no pido que las tormentas y las frÍas temperaturas tambiÉn afectaron su trabajo como constructor. >> trabajo tenemos, lo que no nos ayuda este clima. peggy: en el Área de transporte, tampoco faltaron los estragos con peligrosas condiciones de las carreteras. el volcamiento de dos remolques, entre otros. nos comunicamos con el servicio elÉctrico de massachusetts y nos dijeron que tienen a 1300 equipos trabajando en restablecer este servicio y que espera que todos los clientes cuentan con electricidad maÑana en la noche. presentadora: l

and i like to rod and peggy, please stand.ears ago, i created the governor's heroism awarded to honor septic audience and went above and beyond pretty south dakota to save lives, their heroes for how they change these kids is lives in the end of this year i would like to recognize rodney and peggy anderson come up with a 2022, governors heroism award. let's thank them for all they've done. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] >> with more festive foster families like roddenberry and peggy we will be able to help more families in the years to come. and another way that we can advance life in south dakota by giving people healthcare options close to home, many women farms and ranches and in small towns, no matter where you live in our stake and we should have access to the highest quality care available and you should be able to get the medical help that you need and where increasing the flex ability to bring healthcare directly to our patients and signed legislation to address this in my budget this year since

peggy carranza esta en vivo y nos tiene mÁs informaciÓn. peggy: buenas tardes, asÍ es.dad de nueva york anunciÓ que disminuirÁ el tiempo para la mayorÍa de los pacientes con covid 19. segÚn este departamento, los estudiantes de kinder en adelante deberÁn estar en cuarentena por 5 dÍas en lugar de 10. no deberÁn de tener fiebre, deberÁn usar mascarilla de alta calidad n 95 por cinco dÍas. los estudiantes mÁs jÓvenes de pre kinder ellos sÍ deberÁn confirmar una cuarentena de 10 dÍas. todo esto tras la tasa de positividad estatal se encuentra en el 10%, algo que no ocurrÍa desde navidad, mientras que otra informaciÓn, el gobierno federal negÓ el mandato de vacunaciÓn para las empresas de mÁs de 100 empleados que referÍa que se vacunen o se realicen pruebas semanales, esto tras sufrir un revÉs en la corte suprema de justicia. asÍ que esa es toda la informaciÓn que tengo por ahora, vuelvo con ustedes. borja: gracias por tu reporte, quiero que veas de manera correcta el siguiente protagonista es este hombre . anti cubre bocas arremetiendo contra un grupo es este hombre anti c

. >> peggy carranza informando. la llamas han arrancado con 300 acres.la ciudad del paÍs. en nueva york un desamparado empujÓ a una mujer en el metro en el momento que llega un tren causÁndole la muerte. los homicidios han bajado, pero las violaciones y los robos han subido en nueva york. atento al correo. el servicio de impuestos enviarÁ una carta para explicar quÉ planilla debe llenar. >> los que tienen entre seis y 17 aÑos estÁn entre $1000. >> recibirÁn una carta del departamento de rentas internas. >> esta carta serÁ 64 19. >> va a recibir una carta, en esa carta va a recibir el dinero que le han pagado. una excelente noticia. los expertos y el propio servicio de rentas internas recomienda que haga su declaraciÓn de manera electrÓnica y no en papel. si toda su documentaciÓn estÁ en reglas su dinero llegarÁ en unas tres semanas. de momento no se esperan demoras significativas. >> el enamorado de la adolescente acribillada en houston estÁ tras las rejas como sospechoso del brutal asesinato. estarÍan identificando un posible robo pasional. >> siempre l

we're talking peggy fleming, christy yamaguchi, just to name a few. this year we're sending not one not two but three skaters to the olympics. karen chen, alyssa lu, palo alto's vincent jo. what is the secret? a lot of the skaters have ties to one place -- shark's ice in san jose. joining us live now is shark's ice skating director. thank you for being here. you've been there since the beginning. i know you watched a lot of skaters chief their dreams. at this point you're like, coach, analyst, fan, all rolled into one. how do you spot who is going to be a superstar? >> i don't know if it's so much we thought who is going to be a superstar as you do recognize when the kids start skating and start to achieve their goals and all of these skaters started to achieve their goals at a very young age. we got to watch them all grow up and do all these great things. it's been fun and we've had three olympians from all three of our facilities in the bay area. we're super proud of that. couldn't be any more proud. >> you've watched alyssa and karen closely. what

like to have rodeg and peggy please stand and three years ago i created the governor's heroism award to honor south dakota to go above and beyond those who save lives. they are heroes for how they change these kids life and this year i would like to recognize rodney and peggy anderson with the 2022 governors heroism award. [applause] spirit with my foster families we can help even more children and families in the years to come. another way we can advance life in south dakota is by giving people healthcare options close to home many south dakota is live on farms and ranches in a matter where you live in our state we should have accessed to the highest quality care available and get the medical help you need and those to bring healthcare to patients i signed legislation and then to expand telehealth to the emergency responders so they are available to them in a time of crisis the matter where you live. and those that a have been largely run by w volunteers today we have a volunteer ambulance crew with us. please stand the oneida ambulance service has been in operation since 1956 and i

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peggy: asÍ es poco a poco se van conociendo mÁs detalles de las vÍctimas de esta tragedia segÚn familiaresqueÑo memorial con flores y velas y globos. en honor a estos pequeÑos. ha sido una tragedia que ha sido llamada el incendio mÁs reciente de la historia. 26 personas se encontraban en esta casa duplex ocho de ellas pudieron salir con vida los detectores de humo no funcionaron pero segÚn la autoridad de vivienda pÚblica habÍan hecho una inspecciÓn precisamente el aÑo pasado. carolina: cada aÑo 2000 segun investigaciones, en ese edificio habia 4 "detectores de incendio" sin embargo, no estaban funcionado... a raiz de este terrible incidente, aqui en la edicion digital que contamos que hacer para que sepamos que de nuestra casa esta funcionando debidamente... como nos cuenta andrea leon, reducen a casi la mitad el riesgo de muerte. existen diferentes ipos de sistemas para la deteccion de incendios los convencionales no tienen capacidad de deteccion. estas alarmas tienen palancas de traccion manual y una persona debe descubrir el incendio para poder encender la alarma. este escenrio provoca

millions of people who were persecuted, dispossessed, humiliated, victory, deprived of their rights guys. peggy tortured was or left to die because they thought differently. worship differently. loved differently. he lived in the nuts and i would say listen or because their lives were classified by the nazis as well, unworthy for i'm stuck in the the fancy conference. who guess what stands for a state in which the injustice was legalized long for a saint, which planned, organized and administered, the crime would have for mention good god. this state was underpinned by individual people on telephone her from people who became murderous and accomplices to shop for does. so today is also a day of shame shrug upon her shame for what previous generations of germans dediker league. it's like a shame never shown by the perpetrators wish for good. for too few of them were held accountable by the cause which were offered are far too many of them for room escaped with sentences so mild as to be an insult to the victims. and that included participants in the fancy conference this year for i dear miss our

i'm that tie you man, i'm peggy. how you came back? my little monkey. a young man, i am lavender. a lot of our fed up with a very wonderful day or a friend. was like a big old, can they go i did that in would move network dynamically that a full upgrade will be indicated on the was the new guy to go home with him on his own end up being a little more ident, the new boy, my name is jennifer, and you know, not as much of a piano bench with the shop. yeah. let me look at the ottoman who's a brother who's owned going to them later on. well, i don't know how to go. i'll get some of that. i have that as well. oh no, no no, i'm about ah yeah, it's still a no no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, that is. yeah. you know, oh oh, oh boy, oh no, i gotta write letters on a do i i'm with the law. i got a law park on the way out with a lot more. i got more. oh boy. yeah. this. so it's all about her. this is a good is a little bit of the oh but it it will you call the guy was are you what on a bill? let a joke. wouldn't do his political. why don't you put us be sometime even come on the ca

en la ciudad de nueva york, peggÍ carranza. univisiÓn.clama, grita a quienes no usan tu cubrebocas. le dijo que miles lo han felicitado en redes y otros roban hasta amenazado. >> ¡pÓngase el maldito cubrebocas! reportera: para quienes veÍan el noticiero en vivo se quedaron boquiabiertos. leonardo reconociÓ el presentador de noticias con mÁs de 40 aÑos de trayectoria, reclamaba asÍ a quienes se resisten a usar el cubrebocas aumentando el incremento de casos de covid. el sorprendente reclamo cuyo estilo e irreverente es muy muy conocido para los televidentes de jalisco ocurriÓ un dÍa despuÉs de que el gobernador de jalisco anunciara que el certificado de vacunaciÓn contra el covid era obligatorio para ciertos eventos, pero no decÍa nada del cubrebocas. >> me parece incongruente que ese pidieran este certificado en los casinos y no lo hicieran en el transporte pÚblico o en la calle. como tambiÉn en esa semana estaba lo de djokovic muy fuerte, elige, el problema estÁ los anti vacunas y ya de ahÍ me encendÍ, y pues dije lo que dije. reportera

will let me just let me like it and had what had so flow since with live total of will live with this peggy with family see we will look we will have them look and had to move, what can we cancel for further missouri and the find the use of putting in more of is the novel method of my assist coleman and listen to couple of minutes i looked before she was one of them i was going with them. let's give them a lot of chicken homer for the money and she can cause been who was gonna tell you about it. so no, it's illegal of 70 or greater than national jonah and i go and hang for, and i show it one way or another has to do or lower your end of the mac or a little mo he who do i, jonathan, and then, or until the world and get back to me for yana without the call and make them add but we need coon, alberta we will get when they call and get it, get it, get not going to get wound record can fee that period going to be a good month to get config, model for l. what can we do in terms of the yard or we can ship it couldn't miss get a cable guffy hubble a different route if a simple phone, if you pick al

peggy carranza tiene su inspiradora historia. que pasan los inmigrantes. peggy: su vivencias lo inspiraron a luchar por los derechos de inmigrantes durante 15 aÑos, estudio administraciÓn pÚblica y llegÓ a dirigir una organizaciÓn con 15,000 miembros. >> por muchos aÑos convivÍ con la comunidad directamente de manera a diario, en las maÑanas, en las tardes en nuestros talleres de salud y seguridad, voy a extraÑar mucho esa convivencia diaria. peggy: en su nuevo cargo su alcance serÍa mayor y a una variedad de grupos Étnicos que enfrentan grandes retos. ahora exacerbados por la pandemia. >> hay mucho que hacer para que la gente conozca sus derechos y que sepan que la ciudad de nueva york estÁ aquÍ para apoyarlos sin importar estatus migratorio. peggy: dijo que por ahora debe promover las pruebas y vacuna de refuerzo contra el covid , debido a que una parte considerable de la comunidad inmigrante aÚn no la habrÍa recibido. satcha: quÉ orgullo y quÉ enorme responsabilidad. gracias por brindar este perfil de la persona que tiene a ca

. >> peggy was janet george's next-door neighbor.y the 13th, like most days, peggy said she got home from her job between 5:45 and 6:00. >> as you got close to your house did you see anybody? >> i actually saw janet and the two girls in the school playground at the end of our street. >> when you saw them there, what, if anything, did they do? >> we just waved. >> as you pulled into your house, what, if anything, did you see in front of janet's house? >> there was a van parked in front of the house. >> okay. did you recognize whose van it was? >> i assumed it was one of michael's vans, yes. >> in the prosecution's theory of the time line, there was a missing link of logistics. how did michael get from his mother's place and back to the store in time to kill barbara? >> the neighbor's sighting of his van outside his mom's could plant the seed of reasonable doubt. >> she has no dog in the fight. she's not a close, close bosom buddy or lifelong personal friend of janet and michael's. she's a neighbor. why wouldn't you believe her? >> whe

she also had some re gems yoke, was eleanor capable of peggy there. so what i'd say was considered a guinea. i did that. it doesn't matter how got it. they thought kick with are beneath or how to hold the say you was there, her ged, obviously she macros passion for sumo started young from the age of 5. she hasn't missed a tournament. ah, every summer, the best sumo wrestlers on the scene, 2 of the major japanese city to day macro and her mother traveled 3 hours by train to osaka in the center of japan. even though it's a friendly competition, it's sold out. ah, the tournament begins with an opening ceremony. a bowl before every match, a series of rituals must be performed in one, whistler's hit the ground with his feet to ward off evil spirits. they are funny from a small villa i have there or cell for got it, kill me, i needs and it's got me that the of them is it, it court because even there to come on thought he says like, aren't in there. so it will cover guy in the corner more they jesse got this kid is the rules of the contest. a very simple mak

. >> kristi yamaguchi, peggy fleming, brian boitano, rock stars of skating from here. >>> up around lake tahoe, signs of warming, we had freeze warnings, single digit temperatures around the bay area, south lake tahoe is 37 degrees, snow level gone up. winter weather advisory, high wind warning will drop, after that, good travel. wednesday to thursday five to six inches of snow. san jose at 53, it was in the 30s this weekend. it's more mild. rain in walnut creek, 52 degrees, and wet roadways across the golden gate bridge is sample of the morning commute, it's 55, not that chilly. overnight will see lows to 40s, low 50s. morning commute will be more impacted by showers versus the afternoon, rain lifts off to the north. 57 around san francisco. san jose is 60. stormranger alamo, walnut creek, oakland, where stormranger is, along the west slope of the santa cruz but still the rain shadow holding strong in san jose, the air sinking down in the santa clara valley, shutting down rain. clouds over a ridge of high pressure building west that will take the shower chances north. for the morning co

i'm in potential a person that peggy sherman is dealing with the mortgage. mm ah ah, bill waller officers are facing an increasingly dangerous environment. we are seeing a growing debate about so called warrior cops the term that i've heard in the militarization of police. this is an an lap vehicle we acquired through the 1033 program, very free program with the government program that follows military property that is no longer use to local law enforcement. we're building an army over here and i can't believe the people. i see 1st thing an agency elder, a terrorism here because it again a feeling that hey, you have to deal with your higher practice. who you putting in the uniform of the beds is a powerful thing and sometimes is like money in play tricks and people mind they think they gun the bad nose, but what is out the door? very bad. johns are common good news. you have job security because the world desperately needs that you have to get ah reviews the week here, not thousands of suspected terrorists have been detained in cassock stand after protest, t

peggy noonan is writing in today's wall street journal fight in georgia speech is a breaking eepoint he writes. does it self was aggressive and temperate, not only offensive but meant to affect peoplewho think there's only the democratic party in americaand that's it . everyone else is an outsider to be disparaged . it was a mistake on so many levels. we learned spring hill florida, democratic color. >> good morning. good morningamerica out there. i want to o make a point . i'm not a politician and i'm sure there's smarter people, can you hear me? so we can be united, people say we should have a third party. here's what we need to do. let's have one party and hire the most smart people and fauci isn't going to be one of them and we can run this country and we can all be united. where all americans and if you don't have two opposing teams you've got one team. all for one, one for all and then we can decide what this country needs and work on getting this country back up and running. >> you think there could be a consensus in this country on who is the smartest? >> it's not hard to fig

i'm influential person. peggy sherman is dealing with the mortgage. mm ah, this isn't an opening even to see children have been kid for at the fountains house for a year ago. not court. my much mom with with a nice the medical of michelle in the middle of the issue. oh gosh, no man is violet. ma is violet, but dana, mom, yes. my city with me. okay. allow me the bucket a longer you will, i will look me up a lunch. you can only, you know, see me on a new discount. jump on shuffle. i can redeem with i kind of ah, 19 people die and 63 others are injured in a huge blaze at a high rise at new york apartment block 9 children are among the dead or cheese quote, funding is that to see so i'm walking around here near where this fire happened, this building behind me that you can see that it just been totally burned out. 19 people dead, 9 of them children. ah, and our news review of the we thousands of suspected terrorists have been detained in convicts done after protests over fuel prices descended into deadly violent with gunfire. in the streets. authorities s

i'm influential, a person that peggy sherman is deal. it does the mortgage. mm ah, what else shows seemed wrong when old. just don't move. any new world, the easiest to shape out. disdain becomes the attitude. and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. oh oh yeah, it has to be reps to be able to afford enzyme and find the luxury that for sure. despite having the most expensive health care system in the world, we have poor life expectancy. we have higher infant mortality. we have more deaths from treatable causes. so americans are suffering every day from it. it's as if these people don't count. i saw how you can choose your customers and dump a sick tone also can satisfy their wall street investors. no parents that have to see what i saw. if you're denying payment for someone's care, your make life and death decisions and determine to get to live and who dies to me this best getting away with murder ah unrest. sweet cause i've done over storing fuel prices with riots that think police cars

what did you think about what peggy neunen said. she didn't paint a great picture on where the biden presidency is going after the speech. >> well, everybody has their -- noel was talking about the president's speech and they will have their thoughts about it and certainly have been vocal but i think that, you know, having a conversation about and using the president using the bully pulpit to talk about voting rights in the country is very important and to do it in georgia and to speak to the voters. i mean, it's a conversation that is obviously overly politicized and, you know, there are things that we need to do to make sure that -- that everybody has the opportunity to -- to -- to vote and to, you know, express their views. that's what democracy is and the president elevated that issue and obviously you will get a lot of reactions to that. griff: ladies, hold for me one second, i just want to dip into our cameras in richmond, glenn youngkin arriving to his inauguration. you can see gathering there on the steps of the virginia cap

they have role models still in the bay area, peggy fleming, kristy yamaguchi. >> let's talk about thea. we always claim it. >> a lot of snow boarders. they're both from truckee. they grew up as neighbors. travis just missed the podium for down hill in sochi. unfortunately he was injured and couldn't to go pyeongchang. and then bryce bennett. 6'7". look how tall he is. >> you're pretty tall. >> i'm 5'8". he did not podium in pyeongchang. back then he was young and care-43. now he said he's wiser and more focused. we want to talk about half pipe. david wise and -- >> i remember from years ago. >> this will be his third olympics and her third olympics if they make the team. they're both free skiers in the half i'm that. and she got bank robberies in pyeongchang. they're both hoping for their third straight olympics. >> wall that's going on for covid, it will be a great opportunity to get our minds off it and watch the olympics. >> and watch team usa. >> and we'll be watching you in beijing. >> thank you. >>> when we return, a live look at the bay bridge on this chilly but beautiful night

unwind by taking a walk around such a curb where she enjoys the view of paris, even on cloudy days. peggy's as shewn, paris is beautiful, even when it's not. thus loved, it makes hard day's bear obliged. but even after almost 20 years in the french capital, normal gal doesn't feel like a real parisian is as naturally sh via as rural. it's hard to become part of parisian life as a mula, whose dancer we are important to parisian life, the name, but we live in a parallel universe pallone vessel does. i've had many so we have few points of contact with real parisian. so cyclic who buddies him her friends are the other dances who share the same daily rhythm. her world is more ruge with its stage and back stage area with more than a 1000 unique hand and tailor made costumes. miguel changes her outfit 20 times in an evening and she doesn't have a problem addressing so revealing lee in front of hundreds of people when he comes to you. when i wear these costumes, i feel very confident he jack, it's like getting into a role when i slip into them. i feel protected, foolish, mis gosh, it's the highligh

and we got talking about his main character who was based on the american heiress peggy guggenheim. who featured in the book i was then currently writing about women who had lived in venice. and christopher said oh there's a brilliant book that i've been using for my research. he said which is a history of the ritz hotel in paris. the hotel on plus fondue and he said there's some really wonderful anecdotes about the women i was then writing about but in fact it was the chapter on world war ii that really gripped me because it had this fantastic anec data that helen she'd been among the very first allied journalists to be allowed into paris after it was liberated in august 1944. and she had been invited the next day to lunch at the ritz by ernest hemingway. and it was you know, very big boozy occasion. there were about six hundred male journalists there and hemingway was all full of, you know, basically he'd liberated paris so and and wine and brandy was being bought out from the rich cellars that they'd managed to hide from the nazi's and it was a you know, fantastic and everybody's

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he is director of big data pole and in los angeles we have peggy and he is a strategic planning consultant and equity advisor, as well as an independent economic analyst or a gentleman cross rules and effect. that means you can jump in anytime you want. and i always appreciate it. all right, let's go to richard 1st in gainesville, you're the master of poll. your polling is actually quite good. but your competitors and your peers are not nearly as up as snow. but before we talk about pulling richard in, you get the human touch, the, the touch of the public. here are we in a change environment right now, cuz people talk about change collections. because when i look at a lot of polling, i get the sense of what the establishment wants to find out. they want to find out how people are thinking, but sometimes i think it's kind of been birth because of their assumptions may not be in tune with what people are actually really thinking. and maybe one of the reasons why pulling and so what do you think? yeah, you know, i would characterize it more as an alarms are concerned, even pessimistic mood. t

thank you so much peggy. and finally, it appears the largest retailer in the united states is playing up its position in the crypto and block chain game. i hope they don't advertise it illegally race. that's right. in the filing with the us patent and trademark office, wal mart, lays out a service, involve encrypted current, these entities and block chain technology, which could be used by customers in an online community. now you may remember a fake press release back in september that said, the retailer would begin to accept the light coin as payment, sending the all coin skyrocketing before eventually falling when it was announced that it was not issued by the company. now unlike that situation, this comes from an actual filing with the government, so at least we have that. but we should know that many filings of this sort are based on ideas and projects in the works that may never come to fruition. now this comes is more and more major brands are trying to stake a claim in the multiverse. so i have a ques

this scene depicts peggy deery, a widowed mother of ia children who was injured.der me and orphan my children! stop talking at me — lie down! we don't want this to be simply a story of tragedy and sorrow. and loss, but of course it is. we want to bring more to it, and we want to step out - from the chronological nature i of the events that happened that day, and offer a more universal reflection upon the nature - of conflict, upon the nature l of injustice and on the nature of innocence. # why have you come here to this land? the arts can help to heal the hurts of history. the director of the white handkerchief is reminded of a quote. "grief is love that has nowhere to go." and the kind of stories that existed there, if a writer puts that story to paper, and it takes from page to stage, then perhaps that love has somewhere to go. the sense of trauma remains sharp for bereaved relatives like jackie duddy�*s sister, kay. he was a great amateur boxer, he loved bringing home his trophies and that. me dad, he was so proud. you often wonder, would he have boxed in the o

the library. shush lots better, though the way things are going papa will be deemed pig is pinky and peggy phobic some day. an 8 year old girl was shot and killed while walking with a mother in the u. s. city of chicago, the weekend melissa ortega was hit by stray gun far during a gang fight soaring cry. rates policing in chicago is once again in the spotlight, and one local pastors calling for change, lashing out at the d fun, the police movement. is there any hope for chicago? the chaos. the lawlessness is so bad in chicago that the criminals, openly mark. i police and i city leaders. and even now governor, what makes me so angry and theory to you that we see our leaders marking i up with their wishy washy id like to find the police? come on, man. the police are not our enemies. how many more will it take me for leaders wake up. you know what? they'll never wake up. you know why? they don't care. galatia chicago recorded it's highest homicide rate for 25 years. at 797 deaths. meanwhile, the week starting january 10th. so overall crime up nearly a quarter compared with 2021. francis carja

the problem i think also is that europe in it's peggy, in the middle and you're so badly led. i just, you know, i mean, you don't know who the hell to talk to. did you talk to new german charles nor do you talk to macro or is we're probably be out of office anyway, fairly soon it's, it is very, very difficult to know who to talk to. but what it means from the, from russia is point of view is that this is a divided block and he can benefit from that. so russia, i think it's likely to get closer and closer to your, your zone if you like. as a matter of policy and drive away between europe and america, so that i certainly see main mont, america and various others have been trying to step things up in covent storm. i understand there's a huge number of n g as in catholics time is quite quite a strawberry and that has jumped on very, very quickly. and that to me, if you like, is the new sort of thing that happens having withdrawn from afghanistan. so this is, i mean there's quite a lot, i think, happening under the hood as it were, but nothing the moment is getting out of control,

peggy deary, deceased. alexandra nash, deceased. danny mcgoin, deceased. patsy o'donnell, deceased.ichael quinn. could i ask everyone for a minute's silence, please. thank you. i will ask the taoiseach to la his thank you. i will ask the taoiseach to lay his wreath, _ thank you. i will ask the taoiseach to lay his wreath, please. - and the minister, simon coveney feels _ and christopherjackson, the deputy mayor~ _ and elected representatives, please lay your— and elected representatives, please lay your reefs as well. alaina will lay a wreath on behalf of the _ alaina will lay a wreath on behalf of the surviving wounded. representative from the bally murphy campaign. ballymurphy. and anyone else who would _ ballymurphy. and anyone else who would like — ballymurphy. and anyone else who would like to lay a wreath. that is the memorial service for the victims of bloody sunday. the 50th anniversary today. a day of commemoration. earlierthere anniversary today. a day of commemoration. earlier there was a walk along the route of the civil rights march on the 31st of january, 1972 which re

this scene depicts peggy deery, a widowed mother of ia children who was injured.that story to paper, and it takes from page to stage, then perhaps that love has somewhere to go. the sense of trauma remains sharp for bereaved relatives like jackie duddy�*s sister, kay. he was a great amateur boxer, he loved bringing home his trophies and that. me dad, he was so proud. you often wonder, would he have boxed in the olympics? would he have turned professional? would he have married? it just left so many unanswered questions. it'sjust — it'sjust too sad for words. the consequences of bloody sunday are felt most profoundly, of course, by the families of those who were shot dead on the streets half a century ago. but the killings also deepened divisions, and — many would say — lengthened the conflict here in northern ireland. in that sense, the impact is still strongly felt today. # you stand here with gun drawn... the anniversary has generated renewed pledges to build peace, not least from the writer of this, his final work. coming from derry myself, i you know it's in t