peggy: trump renovÓ su promesa de realizar deportaciones masivas.e asesinen a estadounidenses. el comediante se expresÓ por x diciendo que no tienen sentido del humor. jorge: pasamos con andrÉs echeverrÍa. andrÉs: vamos a ver porque pensilvania es tan importante. se necesitan 270 votos. en este momento no alcanza. arizona, nevada, necesitan pensilvania para ganar. 19 votos electorales en pensilvania. en filadelfia casi el 16%, mÁs puertorriqueÑos en philadelphia en cualquier ciudad en el paÍs. es por esto que biden logra ganar el estado de pensilvania. si vemos los nÚmeros en pensilvania, 580,000 votantes. mÁs de la mitad son de ascendencia portorriqueÑo. jorge: esto le puede costar la elecciÓn a donald trump? andrÉs: esto le puede costar la elecciÓn a donald trump. jorge: gracias! ilia: trump y a rice se estÁn peleando los 19 votos electorales. hay ciento de miles de hispanos listos para votar. >> estamos en la recta final. >> finalmente el dÍa de las elecciones. >> pensilvania cuenta con mÁs de 1 millÓn de latinos, 600,000 latinos. cuentan con pue

en la ciudad de nueva york, peggy carranza. tarde de compras. usted. escapada de fin de semana. usted. aventura al aire libre. usted. elegante. poderoso. sofisticado. porque cuando está en un mercedes usted no espera menos. los suv de mercedes-benz incluyen el nuevo glc plug-in hybrid, que tiene la mejor autonomía eléctrica en su categoría, unas 54 millas según la epa. visite mbusa.com intenté de todo para quitar el mal olor en las telas, pero mis prendas todavía olían mal. ¡hasta que por fin encontré downy rinse and refresh! ¡no cubre el mal olor, ayuda a quitarlo con un efecto hasta tres veces superior que el detergente solo! encuentra downy rinse & refresh en el pasillo de suavizadores de telas. subway acaba de bajar el precio de todos los footlongs en el app a $6.99. ¿espera,subway hizo qué? ¿footlongs a $6.99? ¡sip! cualquier footlong por solo $6.99 en la app de subway. solo por tiempo limitado. salieron a las calles de san salvador para protestar contra ♪ ♪ fÉlix: cientos de miembros de los sectores mÉdicos y educativos s

buenas tardes. >> [habla en inglÉs] peggy: el senador republicano por ohio, j.d.arecÍa nervioso al principio. a ambos se les preguntÓ si apoyaba un ataque de israel a irÁn, luego de que irÁn lanzara ayer un ataque con misiles a israel. >> [habla en inglÉs] >> [habla en inglÉs] peggy: los dos evitaron ataques personales, pero mostraron sus diferencias. >> [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] peggy: precisamente sobre inmigraciÓn, j.d. vance no respondiÓ si su compaÑero de fÓrmula, expresidente, donald trump deportarÍa a indocumentados con niÑos, que son ciudadanos estadounidenses. en cuanto al aborto, contÓ la historia de una mujerque se realizÓ el procedimiento. >> [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] peggy: mientras, tim walz abordÓ su afirmaciÓn falsa de que habrÍa estado en hong kong durante la letal represiÓn de las protestas en 1989, diciendo que se equivocÓ al hablar y que a veces era un cabeza hueca. por su parte, vance no respondiÓ si creÍa que trump habÍa perdido las elecciones en 2020. >> [habla en inglÉs] borja: gracias. cambiamos el tema, por segundo dÍa

un comentario que no ha caÍdo bien, vamos con peggy carranza, quienes tiene mÁs detalles.ico del expresidente trump donde su campaÑa iniciaba su mensaje final a los pocos dÍas de las elecciones. se caracterizÓ por la retÓrica antiinmigrante, asÍ como insultos racistas por parte de algunos oradores, el exmandatario dijo que impondrÍa la pena de muerte a migrantes que asesinen a un ciudadano estadounidense, por otro lado, el comentario que causÓ mÁs controversia fue el del comediante tony, quien comparÓ a la isla de puerto rico con basura. [habla en inglÉs] peggy: estos comentarios generaron reacciones mixtas entre la audiencia, el tambiÉn hizo comentarios sobre la comunidad inmigrante, veamos lo que dijo. [habla en inglÉs] reportera: del comediante quien reaccionÓ a travÉs de la red social x, diciendo esta gente no tiene sentido del humor, es una locura que un candidato de la vicepresidenta saque tiempo para analizar un chiste sacado de contexto para hacerlo parece racista me encanta puerto rico y veraneo ahÍ, me burlÉ de todo el mundo. es lo que tengo por ahora. borja: pre

en nueva york, peggy, univisiÓn.ado clave. celebridades como bad bunny, jennifer lÓpez y ricky martin apoyaron a kamala harris, un trÍo de artistas que tiene mÁs de 315 millones de seguidores en redes sociales . marÍa molina con detalles de la visita de kamala harris a pennsylvania. maria: la vicepresidenta visitÓ por 14 vez pennsylvania desde que empezÓ su campaÑa. con estado crÍtico para ganar elecciones. [habla en inglÉs] maria: en su bÚsqueda del voto hispano la vicepresidenta incluye una visita a un restaurante puertorriqueÑo. en la ciudad de filadelfia recibe a la segunda comunidad puertorriqueÑa mÁs grande de los estados unidos. >> muchas de las personas mÁs talentosas estÁn en puerto rico y queremos apoyarla cuando vemos el contraste con el seÑor donald trump que lanzÓ una pelea de papel. puerto rico lo necesitaba. maria: pennsylvania tiene una de las comunidades de mÁs rÁpido crecimiento en el paÍs. la poblaciÓn de votantes latinos se casi triplicÓ desde el aÑo 2000 pasando de 208,000 a 579,000, segÚn la dat

host: peggy in jackson, tennessee, on the line for independents. good morning. caller: i would not vote for kamala, kamala, i can't say her name. she's going to destroy our country. because she is letting all those people over here, spending all that money on them and when american people need the money themselves, i'm going to vote for mr. trump. host: peggy, what about the -- what about your member of congress? your representative? caller: i've already voted for all that. host: who is your member? did you vote to reelect them or somebody different? caller: i voted for the same people over. my daughter wants me to vote for someone so i vote for them. but for president, i vote for who i want to. but this woman, if she gets in there, it's going to be a disaster. host: one of the senate races that is up for grabs because of a retirement is the arizona seat. it is open because kyrsten sinema is retiring and leaving office. two candidates, kari lake and democratic representative ruben gallego are running for that sea. they had a debate last week. here is a clip of t

peggy: hola. buenos dÍas.velÓ que los espectadores ahora tendrÍa una opiniÓn mÁs favorable sobre estos candidatos a la vicepresidencia. >> [habla en inglÉs] peggy: fue un encuentro algunas veces tenso pero en gran medida cordial con el primer y Único un debate vicepresidencial programado antes de las elecciones podrÍa—— en noviembre. el gobernador de minnesota, tim walz parecÍa nervioso al principio, ambos se le preguntÓ si apoyaron un ataque de israel a irÁn, luego de que irÁn lanzara ayer un ataque con misiles ayer a israel. >> [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] reportera: evitaron ataques personales pero mostraron sus diferencias en economÍa e inmigraciÓn, en un momento sus micrÓfonos fueron silenciados por cbs. >> [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] reportera: j.d. vance ando respondiÓ si el expresidente, donald trump de porterÍa a indocumentados con niÑos, que son ciudadanos estadounidenses. en cuanto al aborto contÓ la historia de una mujer cercana que se realizÓ el procedimiento, >> [habla en inglÉs] [

desde nueva york, peggy carranza con el rportaje.a vicepresidenta kamala harris paÓ el domingo recorriendo filadelfia, buscando ganar el voto de la comunidad buscando ganar el voto de la comunidad puertorriqueÑa que es una de las Ás grandes de este estado clave... celebridades de la isla del encanto bad bunny, jennifer Ópez y ricky martin apoyaron a harris un trio de artistas que juntos tienen Ás de 315 millones de seguidores en redes sociales.... maria molina nos da detalles de la vista de harris a pensilvania y a Ólo Ías de las elecciones generales del 5 de noviembre, y ante las continuas amenazas generales del 5 de noviembre, y ante las continuas amenazas ciberÉticas al sistema electoral, los expertos en seguridad digital se reuniÁn en minnesota, a partir de este lunes... uillermo gonzalez nos habla de los desaÍos que enfrentan estos comicios... una mujer de georgia acusada de matar a su hijo de 20 meses y tirar su cuerpo a la basura, hace dos aÑos, fue declarada culpable de asesinato... un jurado declaÓ a "lei- lani simon" culpab

trump sugirÓ que sus oponentes poÍticos podÍan haber sido los responsables de instigar el atentado& peggytuvo en el mitin.... por su parte, la vicepresidenta kamala harris visiÓ las zonas Ás devastadas por el huracan "helin" en carolina del norte... y aprovecÓ su viaje para aclarar las dudas sobre la disponibilidad de fondos de la agencia "fema" para la recuperacÓn de los seis estados golpeados por el huraÁn... maÍa molina tiene el reporte. y lo invitamos a que nos acompaÑe a los dos foros con los candidatos presidenciales donald trump y kamala harris, que se sentaÁn con votantes hispanos indecisos para responder a sus preguntas. el especial“los latinos preguntan, donald trump respond” se emitiÁ este martes 8 de octubre a las 10 pm del este desde miami... y "los latinos preguntan..kam ala harris respond” este jueves 10 de ctubre desde las vegas a las 10 pm del este... ambos eventos se transmitiÁn de costa a costa con traduccÓn al espaÑol por univision y en streaming por el canal noticias 24/7 de vix.... a Ólo 10 Ías del paso del huraÁn "helin", la florida esÁ de nuevo en "estado de emerge

peggy noonan hit it in her column for tomorrow. this is empty versus angry. she did a masterful rollout and i agree with david, prosecutor, attorney general, growing up single mom, this was a masterfully done democratic convention and a terrific rollout. and presidential campaigns there comes a moment you need to change, you played that for a a while and now you have to play another stanza. the moment for her to stay here's what i'm doing, peggy nails her, this interview she did with the philadelphia tv local anchor, got a question about the economy and when you finish reading the answer, listening to the answer it was not clear what she was doing except she did grow up in a middle-class household and she does care about you etc. . david says it's an mri of the soul. this is like the emperor's new clothes. we are going to see these two candidates at the end of the parade as they really are buck naked, hopefully on a good day and you know, it's time for her to give some newness. trump could have taken her in that dba. it was shocking to me he could not prosecu

minnesota's amazing lieutenant governor, peggy flanigan, jimmy witch.ew weeks ago, i had the opportunity to meet some of you were there with the, with the rubber band, ela river indian community, which was great. and yesterday, we did something that i think this room would acknowledge needs to be accepted as the normal thing that we should do. because i was told i might have been the first candidate to go out to window rock on the navajo nation to see them. i often say you shouldn't get patted on the back for things you're supposed to do and candidates need to go to that important community. and it was a privilege to stand on that land. it was a privilege to stand in front of that important monument and grateful for that. before i start, i do want to recognize friday's historic announcement. you all saw president biden formally apologize for the practice of forced native boarding school policy resulted in the abuse of so many native children, forced the separation of native families which went on for more than 150 years. vice president harris said these

peggy: ahora en la mira estÁ este quinto juego esta noche.a la noche de brujas buenos dÍas jessica. jessica: hacia noreste tiempo espectacular si nos vamos a texas estÁn esperando tiempo severo en pleno otoÑo. normalmente vemos tormentas severas durante la primavera hoy las condiciones no serÁn tan favorables a partir esta tarde desde dallas a kansas city. granizo ademÁs una pulgada de diÁmetro vientos de mÁs de setenta y ocho millas por hora y tornados de categorÍa es2 muchÍsima precauciÓn. en kansas y wichita tiempo severo con amenaza es tornado. los mejores lugares para refugio son escaleras de pasillo o un baÑo y si tiene sÓtano serÍa el lugar nÚmero uno para buscar refugio. seguimos hablando este calor fuera de temporada de texas al noreste del paÍs con temperaturas de 91°, austin 91°, houston 84°, philadelphia 66°. nos vamos al trÓpico donde en el mar caribe el potencia de 40% de desarrollo para el fin de semana. estaremos vigilando continuamos en esta temporada de huracanes. en halloween muchas personas tienen planes de texas a los gra

there was so much cachet in peggy guggenheim in this portrait is shown wearing a very at the time modernometric blouse possibly by sonya a french designer and these incredible airings that she is wearing that she got and her she totally chopped off. the slick backed do with a red -- in the backs of these were symbols of modernity that makes her a modern woman. she had these salons that she wouldalth host with her husbande king of bohemia where she was the host and she wore an lantis down and there's a photograph of her wearing it in hamming up with its long cigarette holder looking like a silent film star appreciate a series of photographs made and photographs made and they were publishing european magazines with captions like the image of the modernw, woman. so she had this idea of modernity. fashion was a gateway drug for art by guggenheim. she didn't start out liking art. but then she ended up interested in artists and their work in collecting things and especially when world warar ii broke out ad the were having a campaign against abstract art basically. she realizes her work was thr

but peggy, is the ruling georgian dream party is celebrate to the 3 pro missing georgians, what they call a european future. i mean, this is more than a 1000000 of our citizens came to the polling stations and supported peace. our country's truly bright and european future. george and people are the main office of this victory. it looks like it was, but the judge in a position disputes both of the commitment of the ruling party to such a future as well as its victory. georgia dream came to paula in 2012 with the pro western agenda. but it's shifted to yours, kept to cost over the past 2 years. this is an attempt to not to steal the results of one party's support. but this is an attempt to steal george, this european future to go to the georgia dream cannot remain in power in this country. these are stolen elections. this is a user patient of power and the constitutional code, it will not be accepted. this is not russia, this is not been as well as this is georgia. suck up to some monitoring groups, reported violence and violations during the elections year amendment. since talking mu

peggy moultrie brown who that they took the government boat right up to william c boat landing and they parked it and all of williams hayward slaves got on. the. that's what i'm talking about. they came for him and they the us army and navy did that. they called him notorious rebels and they were, oh, let's go up that river and blow that notorious rabble out of there. right. it happened on the santee with arthur blake. it happened to his cousin walter on the can be. but they came. william c hayward. one quick question. i'm sorry. there's pension files. is that was that prior to what was later known as the works public administration? is that completely. that's it's separate. definitely. he starts before. although pension files are ongoing. right so all veterans veterans today are eligible for pensions. it's the same a similar kind of in there are now stories in the pension files. i was just curious about that in terms of like the work public administration or stories of the of the previously enslaved people. so. yes. so the the interviews those people are are formerly enslaved. they're

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that as, as codes from these to read instead of the when you chance to review these to corporate, peggy and slowly about how you do the source of the state, the, the weight, the wind down, go down the gym the quick. oh well she'll get to us. welcome with the blog. oh so to know what time you think we need and we take your time. thank you. so why did you push the button jimmy, when he wanted to know, we didn't go? no, well, you know how you had them though? did you just you and done me? do i have to go to settings. i mean, why they don't want to go, would you box it go to with, with their go with the one with the late die out with black eye out to them when the, when the, when the guy she got the football. but i have a quote without the because i and just show you the numbers. okay, now what do you have like, you know, they have them in the folders when you pull up the summer costume with them. they are not working. how one? no one, no we say the and the bomb i'm like the senior up the little he can go to nothing to look into a prostate by cutting a picture of that a little boy with what

well, peggy guggenheim is a name that probably a lot of people do recognize that is true. yes.he guggenheim name in general is well known and she grew up with that family as a kind of a bit of a chip on her shoulder. her she had money, but her other cousins and uncles and aunts had far more than her family did. so she always felt a little bit like a poor relation. but for the artists in paris who she helped through her generosity, that money was life changing. she bought some of the first cameras. bernie's. rabbit used. she gave jane keep and margaret anderson money for their little review magazine. so she really made it possible for a lot of these women to achieve what they did through her generosity. but she was an interesting woman. she did have the sense of insecurity and wasn't altogether comfortable in her skin. and she used clothing to mask that. and the women around her in this part of the exhibition all used fashion and design as a way of articulating their originality and to creating their own careers around the sort of parisian high style that that. so it had so much

. >> that's san francisco resident peggy hsu using a spoon to scoop out the thick cream atop a bottlelk. >> wow, that looks so good. you know how it goes. cheers. >> but not just any milk. her favorite brand, petaluma based strauss. and because of her enthusiasm for the cream that rises to the top. >> do you see the cream top? >> her videos have gotten millions of views and started a tiktok dairy revolution known as milk talk. >> well, i never expected it to take off like this. and yeah, it's been so awesome seeing that it's had an impact on strauss too. >> so of course we had to make the trek up to sonoma county to get to the bottom of what this cream top really is. at a strauss family creamery facility in rohnert park, 25,000 gallons of milk get processed each day. >> so this is your tissot top famous product. >> the minimal processing and lack of homogenization or fat distribution means the cream rises to the top. it's how albert strauss has made milk for 30 years. >> i really appreciate and am excited by, you know, people discovering that, you know, cream top milk is good for you.

that's san francisco resident peggy hsu using a spoon to scoop out the thick cream atop a bottle of milkthat looks so good. you know how it goes. >> cheers. but not just any milk. her favorite brand, petaluma based strauss. and because of her enthusiasm for the cream that rises to the top. >> do you see the cream top? >> her videos have gotten millions of views and started a tiktok dairy revolution known as milk talk. >> well, i never expected it to take off like this. and yeah, it's been so awesome seeing that it's had an impact on strauss too. >> so of course, we had to make the trek up to sonoma county to get to the bottom of what this cream top really is. at a strauss family creamery facility in rohnert park, 25,000 gallons of milk get processed each day. >> so this is your tip top famous product. >> the minimal processing and lack of homogenization or fat distribution means the cream rises to the top. it's how albert strauss has made milk for 30 years. >> i really appreciate and am excited by, you know, people discovering that, you know, cream top milk is good for you. >> that disco

that as this codes from these to read instead of the when you chance to review these to corporate, peggy and slowly about the tire to the source of use, the, the weight, the window, and go with it. i'm going to turn the real quick. oh, well, she'll get to us welcome with the wireless control and what time you said you wanted to hook or we need an advocate. very cool. so when did you push the button? jimmy, when he wanted to know we didn't go? no, we're, you know, not do a 100. that means that you just, you know, done me little, but i to go to the why that i don't want to go with you box. it goes to with, with a go with the, with the dyess, with black eye out to the window when at the being the guy she got the football. but i have a quote without the because i on the other end. uh, what do you have on the screen to pull up the summer cushion within the hour hour can how one no, uh one, no. we say that i know i'm like this in the up the little he can go to nothing to look into a prostate by cutting a picture of that a little boy. boy. what then could he, they say see a group on something?

. >> (clapping) tanks peggy. >> another great day we have an option here. great the opening day of the baseball field. >> and can't building been 15 requesters in the making the original home since 2010 and looking through the milestones the election in 2015 and 77 percent vote that is not easy to do; right? the voters said, yes to mission rock and then we partners with them in 2018 and off the racess i want to spend a minute we're excited about verde we're excited about the future this is our fourth building phase one and all the future buildings with the future applications of the city. but none of this would be polk without the workforce who built those buildings and has been a big advocate for us in pushing in the direction and we're proud to say 8 seven hundred construction jobs were made with the contractors and web and others. but we are really and we're really provider of two mission rock cohorts in partnership with oewd and mission hiring hall and 21 graduates and i was told a story about one hundred thousand graduates and one is parts of our cohor

peggy: buenos dÍas.on una prisiÓn de mÁxima seguridad en colorado. mientras el abogado de su juicio tambiÉn representa a los hijos del chapo ovidio y joaquÍn guzmÁn lÓpez. Él confirmÓ que ambos estarÍan buscando un acuerdo de culpabilidad en el que podrÍan delatar a sus ex socios a cambio de reducir sus penas. veamos lo que dijo. [hablan en inglÉs] esto lo dijo luego de que ovidio tuviera una audiencia en una corte en chicago. ambos enfrentan cargos relacionados con el trÁfico de drogas. mientras tanto, hay que recordar que el co fundador de cartel de sinaloa dijo que joaquÍn lo secuestro y que lo entregÓ a las autoridades estadounidenses. Él tuvo recientemente una audiencia quien este tribunal. permanece arrestado aquÍ en brooklyn. satcha: gracias por esta informaciÓn en vivo desde nueva york. a esta hora bomberos de texas combaten un masivoincendio cerca del aeropuerto de dallas que genera explosiones, que +6 edificios y una estaciÓn de transferencia. mira como la llama siguen de color naranja el cielo

. >> peggy noonen had an interesting article on this candidate. what each voter or supporter of each candidate should be worried about, and she mentions donald trump and the chaos and the seemingly losing his grasp on things even further, the lies. speaking of lies, what donald trump said about fema and where the money went or where the money is yesterday, let's listen. >> we had the best four years with hurricanes. we took care of people. now we have a horrific disaster in north carolina, georgia, south carolina, alabama, tennessee, florida, and virginia. that's how big this hurricane was. and the harris/biden administration says they don't have any money. they've spent all of their money. they have almost no money because they spent it all on illegal migrants. they stole the fema money, just like they stole it from a bank so they could give it to their illegal immigrants that they want to have vote for them this season. >> we had the best four years with hurricanes, what a strange thing to say. i think you would ask the people of puerto rico how

now you might recognize peggy, the five-year-old pug, and chinese-crested mix from her breakout role as dole pool in this summer's blockbuster hit deadpool and wolverine. she's been nominated for a fido ward created specifically to honor dogs in films. the organizers say this year, both their largest pool of nominees ever, but don't worry, peggy's owner says the fame hasn't gone to ahead. she still loves to meet people and cuddle on the sofa thank you so much for spending part of your day with me. i'm rosemary church, cnn newsroom continues next with mexico weeks before election day. >> vice president harris faces voters and takes the pressing questions, why anderson cooper moderates a cnn presidential town hall kamala harris, wednesday at nine eastern on cnn slowing my cancer from growing and living longer or do things i want from my metastatic breast cancer treatment. and with kisqali, i can have both kisqali is a pill that when taken with an a row it tastes inhibitor helps delay cancer from growing and has been proven to help people live significantly longer across three separate

that's san francisco resident peggy hsu using a spoon to scoop out the thick cream atop a bottle of milk>> wow, that looks so good. you know how it goes. cheers. >> but not just any milk. her favorite brand, petaluma based strauss. and because of her enthusiasm for the cream that rises to the top. >> do you see the cream top? >> her videos have gotten millions of views and started a tiktok dairy revolution known as milk talk. >> well, i never expected it to take off like this. and yeah, it's been so awesome seeing that it's had an impact on strauss too. >> so of course we had to make the trek up to sonoma county to get to the bottom of what this cream top really is at a strauss family creamery facility in rohnert park, 25,000 gallons of milk get processed each day. this is your tissot top famous prada. the minimal processing and lack of homogenization or fat distribution means the cream rises to the top. it's how albert strauss has made milk for 30 years. >> i really appreciate and am excited by, you know, people discovering that, you know, cream top milk is good for you. >> that discove

way to spin it, peggy theug been recognized for her film debut as dog pool in the blockbuster deadpool. the awards ly a mother could love. do you know one of out so. >> regulations. >> congratulations. we're proud of you. >> you did it! oh! >> oh, it's so cute, though, per mean, good sun's getting up heru can see the first colors of that sunrise. going to be a beautiful day. weekend. a cooler air mass does arrive. feels a bit more like fall, but the weekend is still goto as a low pressure system moves by toain offender s to those pollen rather 10 to 20h for the most part. so it's breezy, but it is a bright day on temperatures now, you'll find highs in the 60s. lows and our s innd. in many areas going into the 40s for yoe going to make a comeback in our warmest areas. and the temperatures stay pretty steady for thursday it's over the weekend. some cooler numbers do arrive on saturday, widespread 70s and 80s. there's that cooler air over the weekend, but if you're a brucerpet last nighs his point of view after doing this forin spirit that i think comes through that they'll follow him. yo

peggy: buenos dÍas.ta difundida el dÍa de ayer, garcÍa luna le pidiÓ clemencia al juez brian cogan, destacÓ lo que serÍa su trabajo como instructor educativo. dijo que habÍa visto cosas muy fuertes en prisiÓn, como homicidios, y las una puerta acusaciÓn contra el presidente amlo, diciendo que estaba desmantelando precisamente el poder judicial en ese paÍs. todo esto mientras que se espera que en esta audiencia se vistiera de traje y corbata. como sabes, Él fue declarado culpable el aÑo pasado de cargos relacionados con narcotrÁfico, tambiÉn de hacer declaraciones falsas. tambiÉn de dirigir una empresa criminal por supuestamente aceptar sobornos millonarios al cartel de sinaloa a cambio de protecciÓn. la fiscalÍa pidecadena perpetua, y por otro lado esta la pena mÍnima. >> exceso seÑal de doble cara, trabajo con los carteles cuando tenÍa un trabajo muy importante, cuando su trabajo era combatir el crimen del narcotrÁfico, debido a eso, en mi opiniÓn serÁ una sentencia muy fuerte la que le van a dar. peggy

peggy noonan, who of course was speech writer for the man you just saw there. now, she's of the wall street journal. she wrote this recently, quote, the aisle smith dinner is the only occasion each presidential year when both major party candidates come together, sit, talk, have a drink, give dueling speeches, and give them not only with wit and humor, but while radiating in a deep democratic regard. it as a splendid thing, those candidates demonstrate through the act of their togetherness that are democratic system which often seems so frail, so ready to give way still holds, still indoors that it has a hidden health, a latent strength that will bear us through politicians speak plaintiff lee of finding common ground. this dinner is common ground it's common ground and a little fun because not taking yourself too seriously as one of these presidential candidates is historically what has made the al smith dinner different and whoever wins this election, the outcome will be historic will either have the first female president or the first president who started a

. >> narrator: one of walz's trainers was peggy flanagan, who had just been elected to the school boardtown. >> tim walz walked into the training, and he's wearing jeans and a t-shirt and tennis shoes. and he was, like... (imitating): "i'm tim walz, and i'm a teacher from mankato, "and i want to run for congress in the first congressional district." and we were, like, "as a democrat?" and he said... (imitating): "yeah." and we're, like, "okay, well, come on in. um, good luck." and really, at the beginning of the training, i was, like... (incredulously): "who's this guy?" and by the end of the training, i was, like... (in awe): "who is " >> i'm not a politician and i never planned to run for office. i've lived my life like most people, trying to do right by my family and my neighbors. >> narrator: he came out of the boot camp a newly minted politician with a long-shot campaign. >> these stands held about 3,000 people. that's a lot. it's also the number of american soldiers who have died fighting in iraq. >> narrator: he retired from the national guard months before his unit was deployed

peggy could walk away with a winner if what her owner says is true, take a listen to that people are probably really well to air and we, we love we don't think she's ugly. >> we think she's absolutely beautiful. and thankfully, everyone else seems to think so well don't worry, piggies owner also says the fame hasn't changed her. >> she still loves to meet people with other cuddle on the sofa thanks for joining me here on cnn newsroom. i'm max foster in london, cnn this morning is up after a short break research, and unreal savings elevate your every day cnn underscored, see all our reviews and recommendations that underscore.com. i just found out. i've been paying for 27 subscriptions it's like finding out you add 27 kids, didn't know rocker money. >> yes, it was rocking you are to netflix accounts i had to fubo counts how much ryan did it save you? >> i'll 700 bucks i guess if you guys want to save some money, download rocket money, it probably will cover the drinks definitely know when you want your attention, he makes it clear when he wants to be left alone, he makes it obvious. >

yeah, i read with some interest the new peggy noonan column as well, making she's making me you're making which is hey, make more space for these republicans to give them a little bit more permission. >> she's got to say she was wronged before. that's the only way to get i just think you all are like this applicant does discounting infrequent voters low information voted

yeah, i read with some interest the new peggy noonan column as well, making she's making me you're making which is hey, make more space for these republicans to give them a little bit more permission. >> she's got to say she was wronged before. that's the only way to get i just think you all are like this applicant does discounting infrequent voters low information voters, and we are pet. the best thing is it's the voters who are going to have to decide even we can sit here and tell you what we think all day long, but we're not actually going to figure it out to november 5. thanks to all of you for joining us this morning. i really appreciate it. have a great weekend. i'm kasie hunt. don't go anywhere. cnn new central starts right to peace moments ago, president biden talking about what he hopes is next, after hamas's leader yahar sinwar was taken out like donald trump and kamala harris in michigan. >> today, trump is making his first appearance in detroit since trashing detroit and single during it election year, some dating apps or making it easier to lean right or left on love, or mayb

lieutenant governor peggy flanagan is a member of the white earth band of ojibwe.he will become this nation's first ever native woman governor of a state when we win this race. [cheering] a couple of weeks ago, i had the opportunity to meet with governor lewis and the hela river indian community just as vice president harris did last year. and in our conversations with native people across this country, i hear an overwhelming call and one that taps into an idea of a fresh start, a new way forward, taps into the ambitions and dreams of all americans. a new generation of leadership that has truly focused on improving lives, not creating chaos, fear and division. kamala and i know that a new way forward is what not just indian country needs, but the rest of the country needs. we know you are focused on an economy that works for everyone by lowering cost and every family gets a chance to not just get by but to get ahead. first and foremost, taking on this issue of price gouging and food prices at the grocery store, taking on corporate price gouging to make sure those p