digamos que este vÍdeo se hace viral, cuÁndo creen que carlos ponce gana?del tiempo? robmariel lo tiene! robmariel:buenos dÍas, a todas las personas que entran en sintonÍa en estos momentos. te cuento que para esta zona del paÍs el noreste, temperaturasfrescas, porque en esta zona tenemos varias tormentas que tuvieron presencia durante las Últimas 24 horas y vamos a ver el lado contrario, hablamos de esos rÉcords de calor que se van a registrar para esta tarde, hoy jueves sobre todo en los estados de la costa del golfo estarÁn afectados por temperaturas que pueden sobrepasar 100. hay una combinaciÓn de las temperaturas y de la humedad relativa que hace que el Índice de calor suba y se han disparado advertencias por calor hasta las 8:00 p.m.y como ven ustedes aquÍ en la mayorÍa de los estados que estÁn en la costa del golfo. vamos a hablar de las temperaturas mÁximas y como serÍan esta tarde, 102 para dallas, 97 para houston, si vamos hacia el oeste del paÍs 110, 101 para las vegas. sumamente caluroso estarÁ el ambiente para ustedes. vamos al otro lado para

because they were ponce in a much larger scheme. by donald trump, and by people in the republican party trying to hold on to power. i guess that is the saddest part of the whole thing. it's that some of these people are still ponce. they still don't understand this. they still don't understand that the whole point of this is fury and rage, and taking it out on the directed enemy of fox news, or a few message boards. those people have just moved on to that next enemy. sadly enough, they still don't understand that they are ponce in a much larger game. >> i think i agree with, you that i don't think this country still taking the threat of radicalization seriously enough. on all the different fronts. not just the political fronts, but personal front. ben collins, lana and justin cave, thank you very much. good to see you again. if you haven't already heard the story, be sure to check out the podcast msnbc's original podcast, american radical. it's a five-part investigation into roseanne boyland's radicalization and her death at the cap

carlos: carlos ponce se luce con su divertido imitaciÓn a christian a no dar.omienza ahora. [mÚsica] carlos: muy buenos dÍas, llegamos a la mitad de la semana y siempre agradecidos que nos escoja a nuestra familia "despierta amÉrica". alan: besos. es el dÍa nacional del beso. jesse: es el dÍa nacional del beso, asÍ que a besar a sus seres queridos en casita. karla: hay muchas cosas esta manera, noticias sobre control de armas, tambiÉn las mes que toma el gobierno para luchar contra el precio la gasolina. francisca: este aviÓn que se prendiÓ en llamas. satcha: les presentamos las imÁgenes de este aterrizaje aterrador de un aviÓn con 126 ocupantes que se prenden fuego a tocar tierra en el aeropuerto internacional de miami, llegaba de repÚblica dominicana, al menos tres personas resultan heridas y hasta ahora investigan las causas del incendio. nos vamos en vivo a miami con elyangelica gonzÁlez quien tener las reacciones de quienes vivieron esta pesadilla. elyangelica: justamente en esta pista que tengo en el fondo fue donde ocurriÓ esta escena de pelÍcula, tan pr

and i get ponce from some of our record summer. but he was very very and to pushed out as a situation >> by contrast here is general milley's description of his conversation with president trump's chief of staff mark meadows on january 6th. >> we have killed americans. the vice president making all the decisions. we need to establish. america. you know that the president is still in charge and that. think they're saying you're staying with that his office red flag for me personally. no action. but number. >> and you'll hear from witnesses how the day played out inside the white multiple white house staff resigned in disgust and a president trump would not ask his supporters to leave the capitol. it was only after multiple hours of violence. the president trump finally released a video instructing the riotous mob to leave. and as he did so he said to them, quote, we love you and you're very special. you'll also hear that in the immediate aftermath of january 6 members of the president's family, white house staff and others. tried to

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s. provides ponce, the taiwanese naval ships with an estimated cost of a $120000000.00. that was in long vice chairman of the shanghai center for international studies. and the val by club experts say the u. s. is using taiwan as his trump card against china. i think the u. s. government has always been using the tie one issue as it's one of the measures to contain china in its relations, which china, taiwan, the pie, one card is always in their hands to play with from time to time. and i think this is they believe this is the time to create trouble for china to, to mess around with the internal affairs of china. so it's nothing new, it's nothing new to china. but if they play it too hard, i think the chinese government would take some actions and in terms of any upcoming threat to separate to taiwan from the motherland. and then the chinese government is going to take actions and announcement has already been made. what china has been expressing itself quite clearly over the years over the decades, is that this is an internal affairs of china. and taiwan issue is left o

many people blame the government, led by the raja ponce, a family. prime minister ma hinder roger pox on his step down. but his brother go to bion has refused to give up the presidency. experts warren, that sri lanka could be facing national bankruptcy because it holds more than $50000000000.00 and us dollar denominated debt. historically if you look at it, i think this is the worst of p v that she lanka is undergoing. and it's going to get even worse, i think because now that that was this massive excess demand to be sure, you know, aided in driving the b down, inflation has risen sharply in recent months. many people can barely afford the most basic necessities. the economic crisis has turned into a food crisis as well. the last 5 months flip prices have doubled. and then we also expect electricity to go up and be expect to receive prices or to go up, which is what public transportation mean users. and some people use ito as cooking for oil as well. so it is, it is very, very unaffordable for many people. tourism is also suffering. the sector was just starting to recover from the pa

you're rushing up to conflict, what claiming to want peace and then using the people who could grab is ponce sure . go ahead and say that there's tactically no blockade. and maybe you are technically in the right ask for international law or whatever. it's so confusing, it's hard to know. i mean, nobody really knows right now they're looking into it right. the people of clinic grad and the reality will be the ultimate judge of what that's worth. what happened to those western values of human rights, by the way, do they apply to russians and calling god knows where you are only when they're not standing in the way of a power play to further western interests, in which case well, you know, they're just shrugged office collateral damage with europe, already eating into his winds, a gas reserves which all supposed to be top top during the summer. they were paying commissions. president has insisted that the you can cope without question, supplies of the commodity, energy efficiency and energy saving play an important role. if we reduce the heating temperature to degrees on average in europe or t

historically, latin america and the caribbean have been ponce 1st in european imperialist schemes . then, under american hegemony and as proxies in the cold war, experts say they have not developed the capacity for an independent foreign policy . the challenge for the us is to rebuild and then maintain its influence in the region while blunting that of russia and china. that will take more than a 3 day summit here in los angeles, but these meetings could be a start. rob reynolds al jazeera, los angeles, los not so to come here now does air, including the mystery of the missing indigenous rights activist, was an east launch, a criminal investigation, and australia, just one get away from leaching, the quickly will come mom that he, it's continues across the middle east. hello everyone, hear some of that prove so. and alger har, q weights. now the high temperature so far registered in 2020 to 52 point one degrees. this still needs to be verified, but that was the reading that we had the other day. so looking ahead on wednesday, oh, his box ed could head up to 50 degrees. cue weight at

historically, latin america and the caribbean have been ponce 1st in european imperialist schemes . then, under american hegemony and as proxies in the cold war, experts say they have not developed the capacity for an independent foreign policy . the challenge for the u. s. is to rebuild and then maintain its influence in the region while blunting that of russia and china. that will take more than a 3 day summit here in los angeles. but these meetings could be a start. rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles. at least one person's been killed on 2 people are missing after landslide in southern argentina's patagonia region. more than a day and a half of non stop rain caused the landslide next to a hotel. the victim was a tourist from uruguay. 3 other people were injured. now the days of rummaging through draws looking for different phone charging cables, a number for those who live in the e. u. the blocks universal plug policy for tech companies will take effect in late 2020 full. one big manufacturer though, isn't happy. natasha butler explains why from pass it's so many small electroni

historically, latin america and the caribbean have been ponce 1st in european imperialist schemes . then, under american hegemony and as proxies in the cold war, experts say they have not developed the capacity for an independent foreign policy . the challenge for the u. s. is to rebuild and then maintain its influence in the region while blunting that of russia and china. that will take more than a 3 day summit here in los angeles, but these meetings could be a start. rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles. at least one person has been killed and 2 people are missing after landslide in southern argentina's patrone region. well, the day and a half of non stop rain caused the landslide next to a hotel victim was a tourist from iraq line 3 other people were injured. the weather is next, then that was in these launch a criminal investigation. the disappearance of indigenous rights activists in the british journalist last scene, and also be the same dream, convers murphy, it turned out to be really clear evidence that could identify her at the shooting us at timothy mccoy. he makes an emot

rushing up to conflict, what claim and you want peace, and then using the people with colleen grab, is ponce sure? go ahead and say that there's tactically no blockade, and maybe you are technically in the right ask for international law whenever it's so confusing, it's hard to know. i mean, nobody really knows right now they're looking into it, right? the people of clinic rather than the reality will be the ultimate judge of what that's worth. what happened to those western values of human rights? by the way, do they apply to russians and calling rod elsewhere to you? or only when they're not standing in the way of a power play to further western interests, in which case, well, you know, they're just shrugged office collateral damage. green warnings are coming from ireland as the countries you commissioner says the energy rushing may be a new reality for millions of people. as soon as this year phase of energy insecurity have increased since ireland has no storage facilities on is heavily dependent on supplies from the u. k. the german minister said we may need to look at energy rationing.

as you can hearfrom my voice, there was a tall, thin, high cheekbones english ponce screaming to getis was me reacting. but how frustrating for you. oh, so frustrating. i'm being serious. you walked into an image which then it's taken you decades to sort of develop, evolve, and move beyond. yes. look, at the end of the day, it took a long time before i got my first lead role. i remember playing picasso opposite andy garcia in modigliani, and i hadn't lost enough weight so i remember at the cannes film festival, someone said, picasso was a little bit overweight, can someone explain... i said between the rose period and the blue period, there was the porkadelic period, where picasso used to paint with doughnuts in his hand, and the whole press just put their heads down and wrote it down. so, i think there is a frustration that i was pigeonholed but i think what happened, when i said people need to know you, it has taken me about 30 years for people to know me and trust me, that they don't think i am some kind of terrorist cell who has been a sleeper cell here and is finally going to bl

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all right, we're following breaking news out of west ponce, and retired judge who was shot to death in targeted attack by a gunman with an apparent hitless, that hit list included -- tony evers, senate leader mitch mcconnell, a michigan governor -- u.s. district judge -- lost her only son in a similar attack almost two years ago said this of the killing earlier today. >> we took an oath to do our job. we took an oath to uphold the constitution. we stand on the front lines protecting to moxie in this country. and yet, we are not protected, some things gotta be done and this is not gonna be the last judge who loses his or her life. it sickens me to say that, but it's just a matter of time. >> it's unclear what the suspect motivation may have been, police say it's related to the judicial system. all right let's talk about the gas prices, continuing to climb to record highs, nationwide but nowhere is feeling that climb more, acutely than and california as i mentioned earlier. scott cohen is in watsonville, outside the bay area, scott, everyone's been i billy sunburn it was mendocino, if i

the lives of children and people in their communities are not political ponce.be open to this compromise, and then if there is an action they'll be consequences for that. shannon, the two are not mutually exclusive. you are right to say that closing these loopholes is a big deal. you are right to say -- i pointed it out in the introduction. it's an impasse. at the same time, i don't think the strongman -- witness have prevented the shooting that has made its get to this point? if our lawmakers can come up with a deal that does not address what happened, 19 kids killed, it's legitimate to ask how good is the steel? >> first of all, it would've made it harder for an 18 year old to a 21-year-old to access again. there would be a framework including provisions where you would reach out to law enforcement and find out, check databases, find out of there's a red flag with this kid, essentially. trying to buy a semi automatic rifle. could that have made a difference? for sure. i want to remind you that mass shootings in this country, about 1% of the gun violence, the d

that's where democrats are in terms of finding any hope in ponce to this ruling. >> thank you very muchill ahead, while president biden is meeting with g-7 allies, russia is striking kyiv for the first time in weeks and has also hit a shopping center. the new appeal from president zelenskyy to those leaders coming up next. rs rs coming up next ♪ you know how i feel ♪ (coughing) ♪ breeze driftin' on by ♪ ♪ you know how i feel ♪ copd may hav you here, but you decide what's next. start a new day with trelegy. ♪ ...feelin' good ♪ no once-daily copd medicine has the power to treat copd in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy helps people breathe easier and improves lung function. it also helps prevent future flare-ups. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swellin

and some surrounding towns including ponce. ukraine is now conducting a successful carrot attack around kherson, planning to retake 20 towns villages that area in southern ukraine in recent days. the united states and others are sending long-range missile systems to ukraine, which have long been sought by president volodymyr zelenskyy, responding, putin told state media that if those attacks happened russia would attack targets that it is so far avoided. this morning, at least five russian missiles hit the capital of kyiv. that is the first set of strikes on that city and more than a month. underscoring that, while the fighting, the ground, fighting is focused elsewhere, the entire country of ukraine remains under unprovoked attack. russia says it has destroyed military equipment supplied by ukraine's eastern european allies. joining me now in person is the former congresswoman jane hartman, 17 years in congress on many important committees. she's a distinguished fellow and the president emeritus at the wilson center. she's the

historically, latin america and the caribbean have been ponce 1st in european imperialist schemes . then under american hegemony, and as proxies in the cold war, experts say they have not developed the capacity for an independent foreign policy . the challenge for the us is to rebuild and then maintain its influence in the region while blunting that of russia and china. that will take more than a 3 day summit here in los angeles. but these meetings could be a start. rob reynolds al jazeera, los angeles aunt to mattie mc on hey, has met us president joe biden and made an emotional plea for congress to take action to stop gun violence. 19 children and 2 teachers were killed last month in a mass shooting at an elementary school in new val de texas, which is macanna hayes hometown. i think i'll hang jones is now from washington dc . patty, what did he say? it really was an extraordinary, more than 20 minutes. basically in discussion, he said that he and his wife had gone to this town to talk to the victims, families and over the last couple of days. and he felt that they needed to have

and 1951 you were here with your parents and driving on ponce delee leon, and he showed down because rats had more to be here. and look where we are now, we hosted the olympics and the world's biggest airport and your impressions from 46 and-- >> it didn't happen in '46. the atlanta way didn't happen until-- it was about '60, 59, '60. well, it was ivan allen's -- well, maybe go back a little further. i don't know what year that was, but when hartsfield lost his election and he lost the election because he gave delta a free pass to come to atlanta and offered them all the land they wanted for a dollar a year for 50 years. he paid $90,000 for all of the basic land that's now the atlanta airport and the unforgivable sin was he put up red lights on peach tree street and they voted him out of office. and there was a group of people who did not want to change, and there was a group of people that saw change as inevitable and most of those were related to coca-cola. because the decision that probably started it all was mr. woodruff saying that the soldiers who are defending the united state

he has been scandals about his use of office ponce, about office staff. he is going to finish and first place here as a week, week first place finish. for steven patel and his republican primary. the question now is which one of his opponents will face him in a runoff, it looks like jackson county sheriff mike easy alice, slightly ahead a business clay whitener. but basically, you've got one incumbent member of congress, who is in great danger in mississippi, certainly heading to a runoff. this is not a great position to be having a runoff in. another incumbent member of congress trying to avoid a runoff right now in mississippi. that is the drama that is playing out right now as we speak. and again, we are waiting, it's a waiting game right now, stephanie. i promise, i will flag you as soon as we get any numbers from california. because like i, said once we, do we could get clarity pretty quick in some of these big races. >> when you get the numbers, we will come right back. but until you do, i want to bring in our lead off panel this evening. democratic

historically, latin america and the caribbean have been ponce 1st in european imperialist schemes . then under american hegemony, and as proxies in the cold war, experts say they have not developed the capacity for an independent foreign policy . the challenge for the us is to rebuild and then maintain its influence in the region while blunting that of russia and china. that will take more than a 3 day summit here in los angeles. but these meetings could be a start. rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles, the european union's agreed provisional plans to bring in a universal charger for smartphones. it's an effort to reduce to electronic waste, and it's likely to be a big blow to apple in particular, latasha buffer reports. with so many small electronic devices on the market, there's a constant demand for charges shops like this one in paris cell, the 3 models that are available in the european union, but soon they'll only me to sell one. because under new e rules manufactures will have to produce the same standard charger within one day . it's a very good idea. if something works, then

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. >> unless they have some smartest ponce. >> there must be some smartest pawns.on? something that really spoke to you as an actor? >> my favorite season was the fourth season because it really spoke to how and where and when we as a society lose our youth. we see solutions given, and it is such a canary in the mind, this entire series for me was like a canary in the mine. it was such a cautionary tale for american society as a whole. that season broke my heart. you know, i still look at how we treat our youth, and how violence is impacting your youth, and then just go back to that season. it was also a season where i almost quit. i thought maybe the violence we were portraying was arbitrary. then season came on and i realize, no it isn't. we didn't do anything by happenstance. david didn't create anything that didn't tell a story that didn't have purpose and a vision. it also, the thing about the wire, it is such a repertory group of actors. just in that scene, michael b. jordan and to c.j. d. williams, they were such a great, i was a fan of the show, because pla

we have now experienced an extraordinary series of shocks if you think about it; the pandemic, the ponce -- the response, the reopening, inflation followed by war in ukraine, followed by shutdowns in china, the war in ukraine potentially having effects for years here. so we're aware that a different set of forces have been driving the economy, have been, obviously, for quite a while. these forces are different. inflation's behaving differently. and in our thinking, it really is a question of very strong demand, but you couldn't get this kind of inflation without a change on supply side which is there for anybody to see which is these blockages and shortages and people dropping out of the labor force and things like that. so that's how we're looking at it. and, you know, we've done a lot of work internally on, and thinking about what all that means. the thing is you don't know whether those forces are, to what extent are they going to be sustained. in other words, will we go back to a world where it looks a little more like the old world, or are we really going to be in a world where majo

we decide to accept that and take open of that, we will never lead us to the path of restoring that ponce built, that good footing and the pros pets of having siived of siived our country and from the future if we don't. so i approach his approach to is and we are going to fix some of these broken systems that let us get a way with this reckless and irresponsible. nowhere else in the world can we do. but the and a dysfunctional system, you will get broken jowtd comes and look for the the c.b.o.'s 16 trillion moreover the next 10 years of the public debt went from almost a trillion leading up to covid and the average will be 1. # trillion in annual deficits ling up to 2022. the interest rates, the interest we pay on the debt, think about this. we will spend more to service the desoto pay the interest, which you get nothing for. you don't get a farm bill, food supply, and you don't get a bigger army to put on the field against the against around the globe we will see it exceed over 8 trillion but the annual amount will exceed of what we spend on national defense, get nothing for this intere

se casaron carlos ponce y karina banda, en "despierta amÉrica" tenemos lo que pasÓ en esa boda.a:hoy arranca la novena cumbre de los Ángeles, te diremos que planean ser activistas pro inmigrantes mientras se celebra el evento. raÚl: francisca estÁ de vacaciones, carlos tambiÉn de vacaciones. chef: hay que descansar tambiÉn! raÚl: nada mÁs rico que compartir con ustedes las maÑanas en "despierta amÉrica". el desayuno de francisca me lo alan: dÍa internacional del yo—yo, muchos de esta generaciÓn o saben lo que es. mi papÁ era muy bueno. raÚl: el Único que conocen es el de subir y bajar de peso. karla: y luego lo caminas como perrito. [hablan a la vez] raul: nosotros le diremos perinola. karla: nosotros le decimos trump. alan: no, el que se le hace asÍ—— karla:bueno, nos vamos a noticias, imagÍnense karol g. viviÓ un intenso momento su concierto, tuvo que detener su show durante 15 minutos porque la policÍa largÓ gases lacrimÓgenos durante su concierto, la colombiana largÓ un fuerte mensaje a la policÍa. karol: yo soy la primera que me preocupo por Él la salud y el bienestar de la