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my name is steven martin pinto, and i hope to be your next district 7 supervisor. my family has lived here since 1848. i have been involved in local politics ever since i moved back after leaving the military in 2014. i've served as president of the sunnyside neighborhood association, secretary of the west of twin peaks central council, and commissioner of veterans affairs. i'm different from anyone else running in the entire city. honesty, straight talk, availability, and common sense. when was the last time you hear anyone mention those as themes of their campaign. when i decided to run, i decided to always tell the truth and never hold back. as supervisor, i plan to take a bold stance on the issues. first of all, i will have a see ror tolerance policy for crime, garbage, and drug dealing on our streets, and that position is nonnegotiatable. second, i will audit all the nonprofits that do business with the city to discover fraud and abuse. our homeless need real help. i will not defund the police. instead, i will seek to increase funding while pushing for the con

vuelo, la información en la edición nocturna >> se unen a la lucha contra cáncer de seno la agencia pintóa, nos vemos a las 11 mu >> musica niños aun separados, mas de 500 niños separados que aun no son encontrados con sus padres. >>> nos dicen que muchos quedan huerfanos de porvida, esta

. >>> su arte llegó a georgia , pero las que más le llenan de orgullo son las que pintó durante la pandemia , gracias por acompañarnos mañana los espero al mediodía por acá por telemundo, cuídense mucho ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ - me quiero casar y Él estÁ en contra de eso. Él es discapacitado. Él estÁ en silla de ruedas. - ¿y quÉ edad tiene esta persona? - Él tiene 50 aÑos. - ese enfermo le comiÓ la mente. es una niÑa. - ¿han tenido situaciones romÁnticas? - bueno, cosas normales asÍ. nada mÁs. - el seÑor acÁ estaba completamente desnudo. todos estaban desnudos. - ¡¿tÚ tocaste a mi hija, animal?! [♪] - me dijo que me amaba. y todo era un engaÑo entre Él y su padre para sacarme los papeles, doctora. - no estoy por papeles. estoy con ella, porque la amo y quiero

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proyecto o para fomentar la convivencia y la igualdad ante la primera entrega la realizÓ en parÍs donde pintÓmÉrica o lo que queda de Él, enfrenta a pumas. las bajas que afectan, aunque hasta sin ver suman las Águilas. ♪ volver, volver, volver ♪ a las canchas otra vez y con esa nostalgia, la pregunta es...

kobe bryant, y esta obra en un artista hispano que lo colocó en su cuenta de instagram dijo que lo pintó!, a lo mejor tiene los entrenadores ingeniárselas >>> fue una manera inteligente, hhay que vivir tantas cosa y hemos visto muchas prácticas por zoom >>>(música) (música) >>> padres de niños con cáncer protesta luego que se robaron una bodega 30.000 medicamentos, les contaré la historia >>> regresamos con esto y mucho más >>>algunas personas piensan de su compra de fin de año por eso los amantes toman ventaja, consejos para no convertirnos en víctimas >>> estacionamiento de un centro comercial en houston al sur de modesto un hombre se estaciona se baja de

sfx: mnemonic dia pinto. seguimos con mÁs del noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna.ricia: es miÉrcoles, 7 de octubre. estas son las noticias. mike pence y kamala harris hablaron sobre sus planes en el Único debate vicepresidencial sobre el coronavirus. corte suprema, obamacare y otros temas. criticaron duramente las polÍticas de sus rivales, pero fueun debate mÁs civilizado que el del presidente trump y el de joe biden. por su parte, el mandatario calificÓ de cura para el covid un medicamento que le suministraron. dijo que haberse contagiado es una bendiciÓn de dios. segÚn el servicio de ciudadanÍa e inmigraciÓn, solo pueden convertirse en residentes permanentes los inmigrantes contÉ p.s. que viven en sitios especÍficos. tienen lazos familiares. asÍ comenzamos la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna. con patricia janiot. ♪ ♪ patricia: buenas noches, bienvenidos a la ediciÓn nocturna. luego del intenso y caÓtico debate presidencial entre el presidente trump y su rival joe biden, la senadora kamala harris y el vicepresidente mi

brazil plenty of people seem to think you're doing politics through fear these days eduardo cost of pinto from the federal university of rio he says this is the problem of having a government filled with military personnel during an institutional crisis the military will fight tooth and nail to stay in power and they have guns which makes political mediation difficult why fill the government with all these military personnel if you're not planning on the military taking over power 1st of all it's got to be very clear that we are not a military government mr bowser not in ny where elected by more than 57000000 brazilians ok and of course we have some people into gaza that come from the military but they are here sinking for the good of brazil and respecting our constitution and our laws the federal audit court is now investigating what it calls the excessive presence of the military and civil public service and it is excessive isn't it the court said in june there were as many as 3000 military personnel in government jobs what do you need 3000 of the military in government jobs for. well 1

brazil plenty of people seem to think you're doing politics through fear these days eduardo cost of pinto from the federal university of rio he says this is the problem of having a government filled with military personnel during an institutional crisis the military will fight tooth and nail to stay in power and they have guns which makes political mediation difficult why fill the government with all these military personnel if you're not planning on the military taking over power 1st of all it's got to be very clear that we are not a military government mr both are not in ny where elected by more than 57000000 brazilians ok and of course we have some people into gaza that come from the military but they are here sinking for the good of brazil and respecting our constitution and our loss the federal audit court is now investigating what it calls the excessive presence of the military and civil public service and it is excessive isn't it the court said in june there were as many as 3000 military personnel in government jobs what do you need 3000 of the military in government jobs for. well

brazil plenty of people seem to think you're doing politics through fear these days eduardo cost of pinto from the federal university of rio he says this is the problem of having a government filled with military personnel during an institutional crisis the military will fight tooth and nail to stay in power and they have guns which makes political mediation difficult why fill the government with all these military personnel if you're not planning on the military taking over power 1st of all it's got to be very clear that we are not a military government mr bowser not in ny where elected by more than 57000000 brazilians ok and of course we have some people into gaza that come from the military but they are here sinking for the good of brazil and respecting our constitution and our loss the federal audit cordy's are investigating what it calls the excessive presence of the military and civil public service and it is excessive isn't it the court said in june there were as many as 3000 military personnel in government jobs what do you need 3000 of the military in government jobs for. well 1s

brazil plenty of people seem to think you're doing politics through fear these days eduardo cost of pinto from the federal university of rio he says this is the problem of having a government filled with military personnel during an institutional crisis the military will fight tooth and nail to stay in power and they have guns which makes political mediation difficult why fill the government with all these military personnel if you are not planning on the military taking over power 1st of all it's got to be very clear that we are not a military government mr both are not and i were elected by more than 57000000 brazilians ok and of course we have some people in to govern that come from the military but they are here sinking for the good of brazil and respecting our constitution and our loss the federal audit court is now investigating what it calls the excessive presence of the military and civil public service and it is excessive isn't it the court said in june there were as many as 3000 military personnel in government jobs what do you need 3000 of the military in government jobs for. w

brazil plenty of people seem to think you're doing politics through fear these days eduardo cost a pinto from the federal university of rio he says this is the problem of having a government filled with military personnel during an institutional crisis the military will fight tooth and nail to stay in power and they have guns which makes political mediation difficult why fill the government with all these military personnel if you're not planning on the military taking over power. first of all it's got to be very clear that we are not a military government mr both are not in the eye where elected by more than 57 median brazilians ok and of course we have some people into gaza that come from the military but they are here sinking for the good of brazil and respecting our constitution and our loss the federal audit court is not investigating what it calls the excessive presence of the military in civil public service and it is excessive isn't it the court said in june there were as many as 3000 military personnel in government jobs what do you need 3000 of the military in government jobs f

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brazil plenty of people seem to think you are doing politics through fear these days eduardo cost of pinto from the federal university of rio he says this is the problem of having a government filled with military personnel during an institutional crisis the military will fight tooth and nail to stay in power and they have guns which makes political mediation difficult why fill the government with all these military personnel if you're not planning on the military taking over power. first of all it's got to be very clear that we are not a military government mr both are not and i were elected by more than 57 median brazilians ok and of course we have some people in to govern that come from the military but they are here sinking for the good of brazil and respecting our constitution and our loss the federal audit court is now investigating what it calls the excessive presence of the military in civil public service and it is excessive isn't it the court said in june there were as many as 3000 military personnel in government jobs what do you need 3000 of the military in government jobs for

celebrating the day of the girl along with many other women including kristin chenoweth and frida pinto. the theme this year, my voice, our equal future. >> jayden is inspiring and motivating little girls like her, especially in her age range that they can push their limits and really accomplish incredible things. >> reporter: nobel peace prize recipient malala yousafzai joining in on the day coming together with the duke and duchess of sussex virtually to celebrate girls. and michelle obama tweeting in part, whenever i meet girls around the world, i am so awed by their determination and their promise. while it's a day of celebration and empowerment, it's also a day to focus on the fight forward. >> it's not easy, but don't stop until we see change happening. >> reporter: today is also a day to remember that women and girls around the world are being hit hard by this moment. one example, the global pandemic, has made it harder for them to keep jobs. according to the u.n., women's unemployment was lower than men's before the crisis, but it's now surpassed it. still a long way to go, whit

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ten pintos could be station across the uk this christmas after an injection of lottery money. —— teninjection of lottery money. —— te n pa ntos. welcome to bbc news, thanks for joining us. the chancellor has announced new measures designed to help businesses across the uk which are forced to close because of coronavirus restrictions. it's thought that bars and restaurants in the worst affected parts of england may be told to shut next week. rishi sunak says under the new scheme the government will pay two thirds of the wages of people in businesses which are told to shut. the uk—wide scheme will begin on the 1st of november — and last for six months and for businesses forced to close in england, there is an increase in business grants — with up to £3,000 a month paid every fortnight. but some business owners worry about a hard winter ahead. here's our consumer affairs correspondent sarah corker. local lockdowns and reduced openings are already hurting also tidy. they have been under tighter growth since july and the positive pubs and restau ra nts july and the positive pubs and resta

. >> steven martin pinto. i live in district 7. i just want to ask one question. are you better off than you were five years ago? ladies and gentlemen, i'm running on a campaign of straight talk. when i began my campaign, it was just me, myself, and i, and one promise. tell it like it is and don't hold back. i've been one of the most successful non-democratic candidates in the last decade. the reason why is because i tell it like it is, i speak the truth, and i have a lot of credibility. i'm a firefighter, a fifth generation san franciscan, a veteran of iraq and afghanistan and the war, and i've seen a lot of the effects of homelessness. vote for me in november. >> thank you, steven. last one will be polasca. >> hi. my name is polasca. i loved growing up in a union household. my mother worked the post office, the graveyard shift, her entire career, so they really instilled a deep value for public service and hard work. i came here to san francisco, u.s.f. school of law, where i met my wife. we currently live in parkmerced, and my kids go to school -- or they did b

my name is steven martin pinto, and i hope to be your next district 7 supervisor.y family has lived here since 1848. i have been involved in local politics ever since i moved back after leaving the military in 2014. i've served as president of the sunnyside neighborhood association, secretary of the west of twin peaks central council, and commissioner of veterans affairs. i'm different from anyone else running in the entire city. honesty, straight talk, availability, and common sense. when was the last time you hear anyone mention those as themes of their campaign. when i decided to run, i decided to always tell the truth and never hold back. as supervisor, i plan to take a bold stance on the issues. first of all, i will have a see ror tolerance policy for crime, garbage, and drug dealing on our streets, and that position is nonnegotiatable. second, i will audit all the nonprofits that do business with the city to discover fraud and abuse. our homeless need real help. i will not defund the police. instead, i will seek to increase funding while pushing for the const

. >> steven martin pinto. i live in district 7. i just want to ask one question. are you better off than you were five years ago? ladies and gentlemen, i'm running on a campaign of straight talk. when i began my campaign, it was just me, myself, and i, and one promise. tell it like it is and don't hold back. i've been one of the most successful non-democratic candidates in the last decade. the reason why is because i tell it like it is, i speak the truth, and i have a lot of credibility. i'm a firefighter, a fifth generation san franciscan, a veteran of iraq and afghanistan and the war, and i've seen a lot of the effects of homelessness. vote for me in november. >> thank you, steven. last one will be polasca. >> hi. my name is polasca. i loved growing up in a union household. my mother worked the post office, the graveyard shift, her entire career, so they really instilled a deep value for public service and hard work. i came here to san francisco, u.s.f. school of law, where i met my wife. we currently live in parkmerced, and my kids go to school -- or they did b

my name is steven martin pinto, and i hope to be your next district 7 supervisor.y family has lived here since 1848. i have been involved in local politics ever since i moved back after leaving the military in 2014. i've served as president of the sunnyside neighborhood association, secretary of the west of twin peaks central council, and commissioner of veterans affairs. i'm different from anyone else running in the entire city. honesty, straight talk, availability, and common sense. when was the last time you hear anyone mention those as themes of their campaign. when i decided to run, i decided to always tell the truth and never hold back. as supervisor, i plan to take a bold stance on the issues. first of all, i will have a see ror tolerance policy for crime, garbage, and drug dealing on our streets, and that position is nonnegotiatable. second, i will audit all the nonprofits that do business with the city to discover fraud and abuse. our homeless need real help. i will not defund the police. instead, i will seek to increase funding while pushing for the const

cuando fue creciendo pintÓ su cuarto azul. tenÍa una manera de expresarse. sin ser como yo.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 amas. demuestra el amor que tÚ tienes. eres la persona mÁs significativa, posiblemente, en el mundo de ellos. que el mundo piense lo que quiera pensar, la opiniÓn que puedo tener sobre mis hijas para ella puede ser de vida o muerte. luis: para demostrar su amor el pasado mes de

my name is steven martin pinto, and i hope to be your next district 7 supervisor.y family has lived here since 1848. i have been involved in local politics ever since i moved back after leaving the military in 2014. i've served as president of the sunnyside neighborhood association, secretary of the west of twin peaks central council, and commissioner of veterans affairs. i'm different from anyone else running in the entire city. honesty, straight talk, availability, and common sense. when was the last time you hear anyone mention those as themes of their campaign. when i decided to run, i decided to always tell the truth and never hold back. as supervisor, i plan to take a bold stance on the issues. first of all, i will have a see ror tolerance policy for crime, garbage, and drug dealing on our streets, and that position is nonnegotiatable. second, i will audit all the nonprofits that do business with the city to discover fraud and abuse. our homeless need real help. i will not defund the police. instead, i will seek to increase funding while pushing for the const

my name is steven martin pinto, and i hope to be your next district 7 supervisor.y family has lived here since 1848. i have been involved in local politics ever since i moved back after leaving the military in 2014. i've served as president of the sunnyside neighborhood association, secretary of the west of twin peaks central council, and commissioner of veterans affairs. i'm different from anyone else running in the entire city. honesty, straight talk, availability, and common sense. when was the last time you hear anyone mention those as themes of their campaign. when i decided to run, i decided to always tell the truth and never hold back. as supervisor, i plan to take a bold stance on the issues. first of all, i will have a see ror tolerance policy for crime, garbage, and drug dealing on our streets, and that position is nonnegotiatable. second, i will audit all the nonprofits that do business with the city to discover fraud and abuse. our homeless need real help. i will not defund the police. instead, i will seek to increase funding while pushing for the const

estefanÍa: yo utilizo mucho pinto brillo. para poder ver. no puedo ver cosas muy claras.inspirar lÁstima, esta historia me reafirma todas las bendiciones que tengo. me llena de energÍa para seguir luchando. persona como ella nos demuestran que no hay lÍmites. se trata de darte cuenta que si la vida te pone una adversidad en el camino la conviertes en oportunidad. mira ella como se estÁ convirtiendo en esta gran artista. marÍa antonieta: anda por la televisiÓn ya. esa madre le enseÑÓ a las madres con hijos especiales que hay que ayudarlos. karla: claro que sÍ. muchas gracias por traernos esas historias que nos devuelve la fe, la esperanza. marÍa antonieta: aquí seguimos. esas somos las madres. karla: demandamos un beso a esta familia tan linda. vamos a seguir con mucho mÁs. te vamos a llevar a conocer un almacÉn con 85,000 disfraces. es el favorito de las estrellas de hollywood. tambiÉn puede sacar algunas ideas para tu halloween. quÉ piensan los doctores deque pronunciemos la frase "cuando volveremos a la normalidad"? hay que ver la respuesta. las hermanas que se hicieron

my name is steven martin pinto, and i hope to be your next district 7 supervisor.y family has lived here since 1848. i have been involved in local politics ever since i moved back after leaving the military in 2014. i've served as president of the sunnyside neighborhood association, secretary of the west of twin peaks central council, and commissioner of veterans affairs. i'm different from anyone else running in the entire city. honesty, straight talk, availability, and common sense. when was the last time you hear anyone mention those as themes of their campaign. when i decided to run, i decided to always tell the truth and never hold back. as supervisor, i plan to take a bold stance on the issues. first of all, i will have a see ror tolerance policy for crime, garbage, and drug dealing on our streets, and that position is nonnegotiatable. second, i will audit all the nonprofits that do business with the city to discover fraud and abuse. our homeless need real help. i will not defund the police. instead, i will seek to increase funding while pushing for the const

. >> steven martin pinto. i live in district 7. i just want to ask one question.ou better off than you were five years ago? ladies and gentlemen, i'm running on a campaign of straight talk. when i began my campaign, it was just me, myself, and i, and one promise. tell it like it is and don't hold back. i've been one of the most successful non-democratic candidates in the last decade. the reason why is because i tell it like it is, i speak the truth, and i have a lot of credibility. i'm a firefighter, a fifth generation san franciscan, a veteran of iraq and afghanistan and the war, and i've seen a lot of the effects of homelessness. vote for me in november. >> thank you, steven. last one will be polasca. >> hi. my name is polasca. i loved growing up in a union household. my mother worked the post office, the graveyard shift, her entire career, so they really instilled a deep value for public service and hard work. i came here to san francisco, u.s.f. school of law, where i met my wife. we currently live in parkmerced, and my kids go to school -- or they did before

my name is steven martin pinto, and i hope to be your next district 7 supervisor. my family has lived here since 1848. i have been involved in local politics ever since i moved back after leaving the military in 2014. i've served as president of the sunnyside neighborhood association, secretary of the west of twin peaks central council, and commissioner of veterans affairs. i'm different from anyone else running in the entire city. honesty, straight talk, availability, and common sense. when was the last time you hear anyone mention those as themes of their campaign. when i decided to run, i decided to always tell the truth and never hold back. as supervisor, i plan to take a bold stance on the issues. first of all, i will have a see ror tolerance policy for crime, garbage, and drug dealing on our streets, and that position is nonnegotiatable. second, i will audit all the nonprofits that do business with the city to discover fraud and abuse. our homeless need real help. i will not defund the police. instead, i will seek to increase funding while pushing for the con

my name is steven martin pinto, and i hope to be your next district 7 supervisor.d here since 1848. i have been involved in local politics ever since i moved back after leaving the military in 2014. i've served as president of the sunnyside neighborhood association, secretary of the west of twin peaks central council, and commissioner of veterans affairs. i'm different from anyone else running in the entire city. honesty, straight talk, availability, and common sense. when was the last time you hear anyone mention those as themes of their campaign. when i decided to run, i decided to always tell the truth and never hold back. as supervisor, i plan to take a bold stance on the issues. first of all, i will have a see ror tolerance policy for crime, garbage, and drug dealing on our streets, and that position is nonnegotiatable. second, i will audit all the nonprofits that do business with the city to discover fraud and abuse. our homeless need real help. i will not defund the police. instead, i will seek to increase funding while pushing for the construction of a mult

. >> steven martin pinto. i live in district 7. i just want to ask one question. are you better off than you were five years ago? ladies and gentlemen, i'm running on a campaign of straight talk. when i began my campaign, it was just me, myself, and i, and one promise. tell it like it is and don't hold back. i've been one of the most successful non-democratic candidates in the last decade. the reason why is because i tell it like it is, i speak the truth, and i have a lot of credibility. i'm a firefighter, a fifth generation san franciscan, a veteran of iraq and afghanistan and the war, and i've seen a lot of the effects of homelessness. vote for me in november. >> thank you, steven. last one will be polasca. >> hi. my name is polasca. i loved growing up in a union household. my mother worked the post office, the graveyard shift, her entire career, so they really instilled a deep value for public service and hard work. i came here to san francisco, u.s.f. school of law, where i met my wife. we currently live in parkmerced, and my kids go to school -- or they did b

. >> steven martin pinto. i live in district 7. i just want to ask one question.e years ago? ladies and gentlemen, i'm running on a campaign of straight talk. when i began my campaign, it was just me, myself, and i, and one promise. tell it like it is and don't hold back. i've been one of the most successful non-democratic candidates in the last decade. the reason why is because i tell it like it is, i speak the truth, and i have a lot of credibility. i'm a firefighter, a fifth generation san franciscan, a veteran of iraq and afghanistan and the war, and i've seen a lot of the effects of homelessness. vote for me in november. >> thank you, steven. last one will be polasca. >> hi. my name is polasca. i loved growing up in a union household. my mother worked the post office, the graveyard shift, her entire career, so they really instilled a deep value for public service and hard work. i came here to san francisco, u.s.f. school of law, where i met my wife. we currently live in parkmerced, and my kids go to school -- or they did before covid -- right across. i'm prou

. >> steven martin pinto. i live in district 7. i just want to ask one question.years ago? ladies and gentlemen, i'm running on a campaign of straight talk. when i began my campaign, it was just me, myself, and i, and one promise. tell it like it is and don't hold back. i've been one of the most successful non-democratic candidates in the last decade. the reason why is because i tell it like it is, i speak the truth, and i have a lot of credibility. i'm a firefighter, a fifth generation san franciscan, a veteran of iraq and afghanistan and the war, and i've seen a lot of the effects of homelessness. vote for me in november. >> thank you, steven. last one will be polasca. >> hi. my name is polasca. i loved growing up in a union household. my mother worked the post office, the graveyard shift, her entire career, so they really instilled a deep value for public service and hard work. i came here to san francisco, u.s.f. school of law, where i met my wife. we currently live in parkmerced, and my kids go to school -- or they did before covid -- right across. i'm proud

. >> steven martin pinto. i live in district 7. i just want to ask one question. you better off than you were five years ago? ladies and gentlemen, i'm running on a campaign of straight talk. when i began my campaign, it was just me, myself, and i, and one promise. tell it like it is and don't hold back. i've been one of the most successful non-democratic candidates in the last decade. the reason why is because i tell it like it is, i speak the truth, and i have a lot of credibility. i'm a firefighter, a fifth generation san franciscan, a veteran of iraq and afghanistan and the war, and i've seen a lot of the effects of homelessness. vote for me in november. >> thank you, steven. last one will be polasca. >> hi. my name is polasca. i loved growing up in a union household. my mother worked the post office, the graveyard shift, her entire career, so they really instilled a deep value for public service and hard work. i came here to san francisco, u.s.f. school of law, where i met my wife. we currently live in parkmerced, and my kids go to school -- or they did befor