in response to dire status of puerto rico, congress passed the puerto rico economic and stability act in 2016. that legislation established the financial oversight and management board with control over puerto rico's budget, laws, financial plans and regulations and the authority to retain professionals to assist the board in executing its responsibilities. though largely patterned on chapter 11 of the bankruptcy code, it did not incorporate all facets of chapter 11. importantly this includes the code's mandatory disclosure requirements regarding actual or potential conflicts of interest that professional persons seeking to be retained in a bankruptcy case must make to the court prior to their retention. this bill would close that loophole by conditioning the compensation of professional persons retained under promesca under certain disclosures similar to those required under bankruptcy code. additionally, the bill would require the united states trustee to review these disclosures and submit comments in response to the court and also authorize the united states trustee to object to c

puerto rico had been a u.s. protectorate since 1898 when it was from spanish ownership to the united states. business people had gone there and developed industries, run tobacco, various other kinds of projects but the people themselves were not well cared for. there was a hurricane in the 1920s that destroyed the farmland. and in the 1930s, people were actually starving to death. the united states went to teach them better farming techniques to build housing that would not blow away with each hurricane, because they were living in huts made out of polls and sugar cane. it was a very rough life. in fact, there was an enormously high infant mortality rate. there was no milk for the children, who were drinking coffee instead of milk. that does not have good nutritional value for young children trying to build bodies. there was this kind of extreme poverty that he wanted to address. jack was the only one who got down there and made these photographs. while he was there, pearl harbor occurred and the united states e

the principal architect of puerto rico's move to commonwealth status in the early 19 fifties he was widelycted by house colleagues. he had a very close working relationship with the puerto rican governor, louise, that partnership produced a commonwealth change in the fifties. another individual here. and we can solids. he gets a start and housing issues. he's involved with the pan american association and texas. this launches his career in texas. in 1956 he becomes the first african american elected to the texas senate. %hé3÷. , he was one of the cofounders of the -- statewide organization that pushed hispanic interests. he's elected to the l.a. city council and i.t. 49. he's the first mexican american to serve on the l.a. city council since the 18 eighties. his welcome was a little bit rough but he fit in and it was very important in terms of programs. housing to hispanic americans, and the growing population in east los angeles. he was elected in the house in 1932 and served for several years. heat rises to a high position in congress. he becomes one of the appropriation cardinals cheeri

can president biden make good on a promise to pay puerto rico? plus, alone on an island with 60 movies to watch. how there woman became an audience of one at a film festival. soledad: to a weekly feature we call "we're paying attention even if you're too busy". more help is on the way to puerto rico more than three years after hurricane maria slammed into that island. the biden administration is planning to release $1.3 billion in aid. they are also$4.9 billion that was withheld under the trump administration. we visited puerto rico nearly two years ago and saw many communities that were still struggling. under president trump congress approved $67 billion for reconstruction but only $18 billion was released. >> next. it is a scene made for the movies a private screening for one on an isolated island? would you do it? are you one of the millions of americans who experience occasional bloating, gas, or abdominal discomfort? taking align can help. align contains a quality probiotic to naturally help soothe digestive upsets 24/7. try align, the pros

next stop, puerto rico. today, from "raya and the last dragon," kelly marie tran. reggaeton dance lesson to make you the star of your virtual party. and, check out puerto rico vacation pictures on another edition of "inbox." all next on "live!" ♪ ♪ and now, from the virtual city of san juan,

la gestiÓn ganÓ rechotmientos convirtiÉndose en monchis puerto rico.namiento la empresa yia cuenta con una aplicaciÓn donde los clientes pueden elegir sus restaurantes. >>> el consumidor entra y pone su localizaciÓn exacta y ponen los platos que quieren, y eso le llega al establecimiento y le diga a un repartidor por una aplicaciÓn, y Él entrega. >>> ya hay mÁs de 200 comercio activos, sus planes de expansiÓn salen de la isla. >>> van a poder comprar tarjetas de regalo para regalar, tambiÉn tendremos entregas de supermercados, como ropa. cetel emprendimiento de orlando hoy lo inspira a ayudar a otros que deseen desarrollar sus ideas. >>> las ideas nosllevan a la acciÓn que vale, los exhorto a que lo hagan. >>> nos vamos a los amantes del sÉptimo arte, le queremos mostrar un adelanto de la pelÍcula 101 dalmatas. ♪(mÚsica)♪ >>> usted recuerda a la malvada de la pelÍcula de disney, se revelÓ lo que podrÍa esperar. la pelÍcula serÁ vista el fin de semana de momorial day. el prÍncipe harris y su esposa estÁn catalogadas como parte de la realeza pero no podr

a few years after i was born, we moved to the island of puerto rico. and i went to grammar school there. there is where i learned to speak spanish, learning to speak it and write it, when i was working for univision and telemundo. we came back to miami when i was 14 and i went to high school in miami. after that, i went to harvard, the john f. kennedy school of government, to get a masters in political economy. interviewer: i didn't mean to interrupt. representative salazar: that was it. and then, we came back to miami and i studied and i started working when i was 22 years old, in what was the local affiliate for univision at the time. interviewer: who would you say is the most influential person in your life? representative salazar: i would say that my grandmother l virus -- elvira, i carry her name. she was a very strong force, or influence, in my life. she shaped me. she shaped my character, shaped my ideology, and i am sure she would be very proud seeing me and what i am doing right now as a member of congress, fighting those forces that destroyed

. >> el abuelo de la bebé que cayó en un crucero en puerto rico, fue acusado de homicidio involuntario esto fue favorable, sino hubiera sido diferente. >> no importa el desenlace, fue una tragedia y punto. >> en un comunicado sam anello dijo lo siguiente: (información en pantalla) también dijo estar molesto con la compañía de cruceros por dejar abiertas las ventanas en un piso 11 . >> el abogado de la familia presentó nuevas demandas contra la empresa de cruceros por (información en pantalla) nos comunicamos con (nombre en inglés) pero no han respondido, en enero del 2020 dijeron que el abuelo sabía que las ventanas estaban abiertas, ahora el hombre cumplirá su sentencia en su casa . >> noticias telemundo al regresar en noticias telemundo , la primera dama sorprende al visitar el puesto de revistas de una latina en washington . >> tom brady sigue con la >> tom brady sigue con la leyenda con when i found out . . . . . . i had hiv, it was difficult for . . . . . . me to accept. i decided . . . . . . hiv doesn't define me. my name's dimitri. and i'm on biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, on

. >> nacida en miami de madre de puerto rico y padre filipino ha centrado su carrera en la búsqueda deibe, a pesar que la población a su descendiente la región es más extensa que norteamérica, la construcción de la identidad negra fue condescendiente, aunque hubo distintas dinámicas raciales. >> no significa que no hubiese racismo, se hizo crecer que no había racismo. >> han dejado a comunidades negras marginalizadas y también invisibilizadas, al punto que se sorprenden cuando un negro habla en español. >> (información en pantalla) . >> este abogado no duda en enfrentar cada comentario racista de otros latinos que ignoran que es hijo de cubanos. >> muchas personas hablan más claro que yo o de mi color inventaron distintas razas que nunca he escuchado, es triste también porque niega gran parte de su familia, de su herencia. >> la identidad afrolatina está por consolidarse, en este mes quienes se identifican celebran y reclaman reconocimiento, representación y equidad >> somos una gente muy importante si no somos invisibles. >> lourdes hurtado, para noticias telemundo . >> al regresar en

the biden administration plans to release $1.3 billion in delayed aid for puerto rico's recovery efforts after 2017's hurricane maria. the aid is also meant to help protect the island against future climate disasters. the federal government will also remove trump-era restrictions on an additional $4.9 billion in aid to puerto rico. the funds are part of a $20 billion package that congress gave to the department of housing and urban development to help puerto rico after hurricane maria. the new york times reports less than 1% of the money has been disbursed. a warning to our viewers the , following story contains disturbing footage of police violence. in rochester, new york, one police officer has been suspended and two officers placed on administrative leave pending an internal investigation, after body camera video showed them handcuffing and pepper-spraying a 9-year-old girl. the video, taken last friday, shows the officers pressing the girl face down into the snow as she cries out for her father. one officer says "you're acting like a child," to which she responds, "i am a child." whe

somebody asked earlier i think it was last week about puerto rico. today there's an update i have.ocated by congress to puerto rico that can be deployed to protect against future climate disasters in partnership with the puerto rico department of housing, the administration is also working to remove onerous restrictions put in place by the last administration on nearly $5 billion in additional funds. someone also asked yesterday about how president biden keeps in touch. there's a number of ways. but he receives correspondence letters in his briefing book every night as past presidents have done. he also regularly connects with americans on the phone. we've put out some videos of that and we'll continue to do that moving forward. and as you also know he attends his typical routine of attending public mass every weekend which is something he did as president-elect and something he will do clearly respecting covid protocols moving forward. there was also a question, sorry, a couple follow-ups here, about the president's engagement with the capitol police officer who lost i think ed yo

the name given to the killing of women for being women a state of emergency has been declared in puerto rico after 60 such matters last year in countries anchored in traditional moral concepts when men are seen as as and providers and daughters as a burden femicide often takes place in the womb. in india almost 470000 female fetuses are aborted each year and those are only the official figures. this dreadful practice is common in kyrgyzstan too but some women are now fighting against it. difficult soghoian the name means the long awaited son 7 is a son after 4 daughters. well a son and a quiet family life that was all ometer yusupov all wanted her husband left her almost 5 years ago when she was pregnant with her 5th child the ultrasound scan showed it was going to be another girl to everyone's surprise she ended up giving birth to a boy. but her husband was already gone in kyrgyzstan having a son to carry on the family name is still an important tradition even during her 1st pregnancy with i get him who's 11 years old now husband pressured her to get an abortion he saw these girls his own d

en 14 estados de país como nuevo méxico, wisconsin, nueva york, illinois y puerto rico. >> también elr contingente será de unos mil soldados que llegarán a california. >> una ola de frío Ártico tiene en alerta a millones de personas en el país, ríos congelados, carreteras llenas de nieves por las nevadas él centro y noroeste de la nación en iowa también y esta temperaturas no se habían sentido en años. >> me da frío, los huesos ponerme ropa así y está muy frío. >> en muchas otras carreteras de menor importancia pero que reportaron vehículos varados en las nieves y choques y accidentes de todo tipo. >> escuche esto, desde el fin de semana se espera caída extrema debido al frente frío Ártico. >> vamos a la ciudad de méxico donde una familia vela a un ser querido en plena calle esto en protesta por falta de recursos a familiares de personas desaparecidas, víctor silva con la noticia. >> pualina muy buenas noches y los familiares de los desaparecidos quieren que el gobierno los voltee a ver. >> es la esposa que buscó a su marido desparecido. >> este día tendrá que despedirlo en un ataúd p

este informe (nombre extranjero) >>> y en otra información o profesor en puerto rico trabaja en un sistema 2020, el caribe quedó cubierto de polvo del zara generando así condiciones extremadamente peligrosas para la población... el proyecto de monitoreo de calidad del aire a gran escala se alimenta de imágenes y modelos planetarios de nasa y la noah ademástiene una amplia cobertura... >>> la ciudad de (nombre extranjero) anuncia reformas, les voy a decir de qué se trata y cómo podrían beneficiar a no esta comunidad. >>> su información personal podría estar en manos de delincuentes, después de las infracciones de datos del departamento de vehículos motorizados... entrevistamos a la vocera que nos dijo quiénes podrían ser los afectados y qué está haciendo (nombre extranjero) con al respecto. (comerciales). ♪♪♪.- ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >>>la vocera del nombre extranjero nos dijo que aproximadamente 38 millones de registros, están potencialmente comprometidos... la alerta de nombre exagera sus clientes queda después de la violación a la seguridad de una empresa que contrató para verificar beneficios con el

puerto rico is slated to receive more than $6 billion in federal funds help prepare the u.s.ry for future hurricanes and other disasters. in addition, puerto rico now has access to $3.2 billion to continue rebuilding from hurricanes maria and irma. congress promised 43 billion dollars after the hurricanes devastated the islands in 2017, but the island has only received $18 billion. in germany, the financial watchdog is strengthening its regulatory powers, after the wirecard scandal led to the company's collapse and erosion in public trust of german financial oversight. >> i want a financial supervision with teeth. i want tough controls on financial markets. this is good for the german financial market and protection of investors. this makes the regulator more powerful. >> some of the proposed expanded powers include hiring more experts and creating a task force to carry out investigations. in italy, the fiscal parties that make up the caretaker government continue to squabble today over european union pandemic aid and other pandemic issues. they are struggling to form what wo

y por supuesto en su querida isla, puerto rico. inna tiene tacha estÁ embarazada.icia: vamos a hacer una pausa. al volver le contamos cÓmo terminÓ la historia de una fragua jamaiquino que llevaba 36 horas aferrado a altamar en un pedazo del embarcaciÓn. y el gobierno de perÚ ordenÓ investigar cÓmo cientos de funcionarios polÍticos y empresarios tuvieran prio todo cambió, pero, como mi mamá me enseñó, nosotras somos mujeres fuertes y somos mujeres que vamos para adelante tu sabe ♪ ♪ el capit patricia: el capitÁn de un barco pesquerorescato a una fragua jamaiquino que llevaba 36 horas sobreviviendo con esta incÓmoda posiciÓn sobre un bote que se hundiÓ tras salir de bahamas para llegar a estados unidos. sufrÍa de hipotermia y deshidrataciÓn. con Él navegaban otros que desaparecieron. se presume que murieron. entre aplausos comenzÓ la vacunaciÓn contra el covid 19 para personas mayores 70 aÑos en la provincia de buenos aires. el gobierno calcula que serÁn inmunizÁdome de 3 millones de mayoresantes del 1 de mayo. el gobierno de venezuela comenzÓ su campaÑa de vacunaciÓ

reportero: ellos llegaron desde puerto rico. pertenecen a aduanas y protecciÓn fronteriza.. >> toda nave aÉrea que no estÉ autorizada nosotros los vamos a escoltar. reportero: vigilan los alrededores del estadio y las Áreas un kurdas. estamos orgullosos de ser parte del evento, aunque para ellos, todos los dÍas son dÍas de juego.. presentadora: en medio de la pandemia y de cuestionamientos sobre la transparencia del proceso, los ecuatorianos tendrÁn que elegir a un presidente entre 16 candidatos. nuestro compaÑero nos cuenta. reportero: 13 millones de ecuatorianos son llamados a elegir presidentes y asambleÍstas. serÁ la primera vez que lo hagan en medio de una pandemia. el ecuador en fronda una segunda ola de contagios que deja a un fallecido cada hora. tres modelos diferentes. el socialista del siglo xxi, arauz. guillermo laso y el candidato indÍgena pÉrez. el voto es obligatorio en l4, pero por medio los contras del coronavirus, muchos preferirÁn quedarse en casa y pagar una multa. otros estrenarÁn las medidas de bioseguridad. >> saldrÉ a votar, pero viendo cÓmo estÁ la

de todos los boricuas orgullosos, cuÁnto tiempo tiene la bomba que estÁ siendo la mÁs antigua de puerto ricoos y tambiÉn necesitan de su comunidad. muy bien por ella. >> un aporte sin duda. >> el color de nuestra piel es una excusa para que nos maten. >> puede realmente el color de nuestra piel jugar un rol? cÓmo y cuÁndo se es detenido por la serie, mi color, mi condena, esta noche a las 11. >> al regreso de la pausa, pÓnganse cÓmodos, comienza nuestra cobertura, exclusiva con los gigantes de san, nos xavsh en 2448, en conjunto con el cÍrculo cultural hemos habilitado una lÍnea de ayuda para responder todas sus deudas del procentavo de, solo tiene que llamar al 844548, y era tan fÁcil. >>, covid. sigue siendo un reto. sobre el regreso a las escuelas: si ignoramos la ventilación adecuada, los índices de infección en la comunidad o las medidas básicas de protección, las clases vuelven a cerrarse. para que el regreso sea un éxito, se requiren medidas de protección y el compromiso a seguirlas, incluyendo darle prioridad a las vacunas para los educadores. padres y educadores están de acuerdo: ab

you can debate big polities in puerto rico, but not socialism like you about. as you said on the texas border, you have the first generation immigrant families were like, hey, i came here illegally. i did not sign up for this for my town to be invaded by people who don't respect the law and i'm sorry you broke the law. we have laws here and it matters. >> rachel: and remember that's over 50% of the border patrol is hispanic. these are families that are very proud to, hispanic families proud of protecting our border who are offended where people think therefore illegal immigration are that they don't care about safety. right where they live. anyway, dan, you bring up great point that i've been baking for you to come on my show all week and you finally relented. thanks so much for joining. >> i'm not going to skip the opportunity to talk to great rachel combo stuffy. it scarcely, you're ducking out of the park, great job. >> rachel: here tonight is ken cuccinelli, former acting deputy secretary of the dhs, and the heritage foundation welcome. >> could be with you

el gobierno de puerto rico ha tenido que modificar su plan de vacunaciÓn debido a la escasez de dosisladores de salud de gran bretaÑa concluyeron que las vacunas en contra del coronavirus de los laboratorios pfizer y astrazeneca cumplen con los protocolos de seguridad. el alto representante de polÍtica exterior de la uniÓn europea le solicitÓ al gobierno del presidente joe biden que retire a cuba de la lista de paÍses que apoyan al terrorismo. en los Últimos dÍas de su mandato, el entonces presidente donald trumptomÓ la decisiÓn de incluir a cuba en estÁ lista por apoyo rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro en venezuela. el senador demÓcrata y el republicano estÁn reviviendo el proyecto de ley en el congreso para otorgarle residencia permanente a cientos de miles de dreamers. la asociaciÓn de restaurantes latinos estÁ regalando almuerzos gratis a los trabajadores esenciales tales como personal sanitario, bomberos y empleados de supermercados. todo esto esta noche. las Águilas del amÉrica regresan y reciben al puebla en vivo desde el estadio azteca, todo por univisiÓn y tudn. al regresar, arriesga

and puerto rico, if puerto rico wants it, that will tilt the structural imbalance close to even.f you just try to hold the line, you are not going to pass any significant democracy reforms of any kind, so when we do turn it back over to republicans, the structural of the electoral system is going to be as dramatically tilted toward republicans as it is now and the republicans will have the opportunity to get rid of the filibuster to pass the bad things we are afraid of anyway. i think the only hope is to pass a series of major reforms that require the abolition of the filibuster to get past. none of these things are going to get past with 60 votes. maybe i am wrong, maybe republicans vote for something like the john lewis voting rights act, automatic voter registration, statehood -- but i don't think it is going to happen. if you want to fix the structural imbalances, you have to get rid of the filibuster. if you think mitch mcconnell, if you count on forbearance in the future as a liberal or progressive and hope if we don't get rid of it, mitch mcconnell will choose not to get r

teachers union demanding schools remain closed but, kim she is demanding it while on vacation in puerto ricoe is sara chambers. she is on the executive board. put up an instagram post, tweeting to rally teachers do not return to work but doing that from her poolside in puerto rico. your reaction? >> they love their vacation time, right? they're still getting paid regardless. the teachers union, still getting fees into their accounts regardless. so who is hurting? the parents and the students that are not going to school. and so she can tweet that out and post that up, to me, how negligent is she for even doing something like that. but for everyone else looking at that, we're thinking wow, this is where their priorities are. kids should come first. teachers in my opinion are essential workers. our kids need an education so they can go on to be successful to get good jobs and go live the american dream like everybody else. the fact that teachers would do that to me, so irresponsible. i don't understand it. elizabeth: yes. >> i think, we saw lori lightfoot, the mayor of chicago, she admitted sh

serÁ vacunas en aproximadamente 15 estados illinois, nuevo mÉxico, nueva york, carolina del norte, puerto ricoda, georgia, mississippi a, nevada, texas y luisiana entre otros. se espera que las farmacias sigan las recomendaciÓn de los cdc de inocular primero a los trabajadores de la salud y tambiÉn a las personas mayores. ahora, la cita para recibir la dosis se agenda por telÉfono o por la pÁgina web de cada farmacia y es importante aclarar que todas las personas elegibles podrÁn recibir la vacuna sin costo incluso si no tienen seguro mÉdico. carolina: vamos a noticias del covid—19. la vacuna contra el coronavirus de oz por y astrazeneca serÍa efectiva en mÁs de 70% para descubrir la variante del covid—19. la mutaciÓn llegÓ a muchos paÍses a restringir viajes desde y hacia gran bretaÑa. borja: la compaÑÍa le solicitÓ la autorizaciÓn para el uso de emergencia contra el coronavirus. la empresa anunciÓ que su vacuna tenÍa un 72% de efectividad y solo se necesita una dosis. carolina: el presidente de mÉxico informÓ que su prueba mÁs reciente para detectar el covid—19 saliÓ negativa, pero aclarÓ qu

tenemos varios comentarios sandra dice lo siguiente "pituzas", le dice en cuba, "mahone", en puerto rico

recordemos que este fatal incidente ocurriÓ en julio del aÑo 2019 en puerto rico y que la familia deaciÓn mientras intentaba ganar altura en una maniobra que violÓ leyes federales. el siniestro ocurriÓ aproximadamente hace un aÑo que causÓ la muerte de nueve personas, entre ellas diana, la hija de 13 aÑos de kobe bryant. borja: al volver, mandas remesas a mÉxico ? te vamos a contar de un proyecto del gobierno mexicano que lo harÍa mucho mÁs fÁcil y mÁs econÓmico. carolina: la compaÑÍa gorila blue le responde a una mujer que utilizÓ uno de sus pegamentos en lugar de aerosol para el cabello y publicÓ su experienci las ventas suben y a josé le urge ayuda. necesita indeed. al patrocinar un empleo en indeed, obtienes al instante una selección de candidatos de calidad de nuestro banco de currículums. aprovecha tu crédito de setenta y cinco dólares al publicar tu primer empleo en indeed.com/ oferta. algunas personas tienen dolor articular y tienen presión arterial elevada. es posible que no puedan tomar cualquier medicamento para el dolor. por eso los doctores recomiendan tylenol®. no aumen

somebody asked earlier, i think it was last week, about puerto rico.inistration is releasing $1.3 billion in aid allocated by congress to protect against future climate disasters, in partnership with the puerto rico department of housing, the administration is working to remove onerous restrictions put in place by the last administration by nearly $5 billion in additional funds. someone also asked yesterday about how president biden keeps in touch. there's a number of ways but he receives correspondence letters in his briefing book every night, as past presidents have done. he also regular clionnects with americans on the phone. we will continue to put out videos of that moving forward. also he attends his typical rue tee routine of attending public mass every weekend, something he did and will continue to do, respecting covid protocols moving forward. and there were questions about the president's engagement with the capitol police officer -- ed, i think you asked this question, about the capitol police officer, officer sicknick, who lost his life in

but a competitor, brand of puerto rico, says sales jumped thanks to his behavior. >> so for us salesactivism with the products that we work with. so for us it's been great. >> reporter: hispanic consumers make up a significant chunk of buying power in the united states. $1.7 trillion in 2019. that's 11% of the country. the president of one of the oldest latino civil rights organizations offered this advice to the censured ceo. >> robert, you need to tone down the rhetoric. you are entitled to support who you want. but when you put out false information, you put out lies to the community, there are consequences and there will be ramifications for your your crowd. >> reporter: jason carroll, cnn, new york. >>> the weeknd will solo headline today's super bowl halftime show. next, the rock star who remembers his own performance and gives us a look at what it's like to take the world's biggest stage. that's ahead. when did you see the sign? when i needed to jumpstart sales. build attendance for an event. help people find their way. fastsigns designed new directional signage, and got them

and puerto rico, if puerto rico decides it wants it, that will tilt the structural imbalance close backo even. if you just try to hold the line, you're not going to pass really any significant democracy reforms of any kind and so when we do turn it back over to republicans, the overall structure of our electoral system is going to be tilted towards republicans as it is now and republicans will have the option to get rid of the filibuster when they want to to pass all the bad things we're afraid of anyway. so, our only real hope here to try to save our democracy is to pass a series of major reforms that require the abolition of the filibuster to get passed. and the reason i say that is that none of these things are going to pass with 60 votes. a political reality, maybe i'm wrong about that, maybe republicans come over and vote for something like a john lewis voting rights act, automatic voter registration and statehood, but i don't think it's going to happen. so, if you want any of that stuff, if you want to try to fix these structural imball lapses, you have to get rid of the filibuste

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jose: i traveled around, went to puerto rico, went to california. to know different parts of america, but then i got this call. two businessmen said we are opening a business restaurant in washington, and we would like for you to be our chef. i came, i joined another great chef who was a partner, and i was 23. it was january of 1993. washington has been my home since. david: now you have 30 restaurants, but they are not all the same. you have restaurants that do spanish food. is that right? jose: i always tell the story -- i am a cook. i express myself there my plates. what you see is a collection of stories. i share with people the stories i learn and the stories other people tell me one plate at a time. then they become restaurants. david: the most famous restaurant you ever opened was on the -- in the trump hotel on fifth avenue. you will worked out an arrangement with the donald trump before he was president. after he made his opening speech, you decided to back out. he sued you. what was that all about and how did it get resolved? jose: the bui

i'm from puerto rico where the stars and stripes flyover san juan arbor. you took this place.w could i be a immigrant? even after the case becomes legally made because she marries her fiancÉe becomes legally a resident in the united states, because she has a head of steam over the issue she fights at all the way to the supreme court, winds, and establishes the right of puerto ricans to look at the united states as their wider country, instead of being trapped in this legal never world at 3500 square miles floating in the caribbean. just great, great stories, that helped to explain how you guys were there. why we are here. and how the history of the hemisphere is intertwined from jump street. i mean you read the writings and the speeches. they talk about jefferson and washington. they were on fire for the american revolution just as they were on fire for the french revolution. when you read -- , he talks about the united states has the republic of freedom. and until he spends 11 years here in exile and gets to see both the downsides and the upside's of life in the united states

down to the island of puerto rico so there are all sorts of problems but clearly it's most urgent. down in the south particularly in the state of texas which is the 2nd biggest state in the us 29000000 people texas size of france so big important state millions of people there are suffering through this arctic blast you know the governor of texas. coming out a 5 fold fold the lack of preparedness why was texas so unprepared i mean you don't normally think of texas a winter weather but nonetheless. nonetheless an issue down in texas is this is that texas has its own electrical grid its own power grid it doesn't work off of the u.s. national grid so basically when the power grid goes out in texas there's nowhere else to go to get power that is going to be something that's going to be looked into in the coming days weeks and months for sure but the bottom line is texas is was fully unprepared for this this and they're not used to these cold temperatures down in texas these are temperatures they haven't seen in 304050 even 100 years in some parts of texas but the bottom line is this wa

. $16 million partnering with nearly 300 nonprofits in 30 states and puerto rico to provide care and hope to severely impacted families and communities. we recentlyy launched our visa initiative to provide $1 million to support 16 community health centers that sends low income latino families across the country struggling without adequate thing for the program. i come to you today as a leader in the community that's been devastated by covid. the impact of the coronavirus on the health financial security and education progress of latino communitiesni has been nothing short of devastating. the impact is compounded by government inadequate separation for vaccine distribution. disproportionately represented among the workers, lower wages, nonexisting benefits and no job security. among the unemployed, it also feels impossible. the largest in the nation's immigrant population and our communities are home to millions who have spent thes last four years in constant fear family separation. many will not see the services, they are having against them. inequities are now playing out and the ab

that's according to puerto rico's justice department.ded guilty to negligent homicide last year he was playing with his 18-month-old granddaughter when she fell from an 11 story window on a royal caribbean cruise ship dock the in san juan back in 2019 he said he didn't know the window was open in the children's play area the toddler's parents sued royal caribbean in a civil case that's ongoing. so far the company has not responded to nbc news request for comment. >>> the majority of americans say they've heard little to nothing about brexit according to a recent yougov poll. you can't blame them with all that's happening here. the pandemic and the politics. but no americans might start hearing a lot more, thanks to elton john and ed sheeran the two are pushing to fix a part of the brexit deal that they say could hurt the music industry around the world. here's nbc's molly hunter. >> reporter: it's been a rite of passage for decades, britain's biggest names, you've heard of them, leave their island nation to cut their teeth. >> i would ge

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the name given to the killing of women for being women a state of emergency has been declared in puerto ricoafter 60 such matters nastia in countries anchored in traditional moral concepts when men are seen as as in providers and daughters as a burden femicide often takes place in the womb. in india almost 470000 female fetuses are aborted each year and those are only the official figures. this dreadful press. this is common in kyrgyzstan too but some women are now fighting against. the name means the long awaited son sullivan is a son after 4 daughters. a son and a quiet family life that was all amr yusupov all wanted her husband left her almost 5 years ago when she was pregnant with her 5th child the ultrasound scan showed it was going to be another girl to everyone's surprise she ended up giving birth to a boy. but her husband was already gone in kyrgyzstan having a son to carry on the family name is still an important tradition even during her 1st pregnancy with i get him who's 11 years old now husband pressured her to get an abortion he saw these girls his own daughters as a burden. to.

the name given to the killing of women for being women a state of emergency has been declared in puerto ricoafter 60 such murders last year in countries anchored in traditional moral concepts when men are seen as as and providers and daughters as a burden of femicide often takes place in the womb. in india almost 470000 female fetuses are aborted each year and those are only the official figures. this dreadful practice is common in kyrgyzstan too but some women are now fighting against it. difficult saga in the name means the long awaited son southern is a son after 4 daughters. a son and a quiet family life that was all amr yusupov all wanted her husband left her almost 5 years ago when she was pregnant with her 5th child the ultrasound scan showed it was going to be another girl to everyone's surprise she ended up giving birth to a boy. but her husband was already gone in kyrgyzstan having a son to carry on the family name is still an important tradition even during her 1st pregnancy with i get him who's 11 years old now husband pressured her to get an abortion he saw these girls his own d

the name given to the killing of women for being women a state of emergency has been declared in puerto ricoafter 60 such murders last year in countries anchored in traditional moral concepts when men a seen us as an providers and daughters as a burden femicide often takes place in the womb. in india almost 470000 female fetuses are aborted each year and those are only the official figures. this dreadful practice is common in kyrgyzstan too but some women are now fighting against it. difficult sagal the name means the long awaited son southern is a son after 4 daughters. yes a son and a quiet family life that was all amr yusupov all wanted her husband left her almost 5 years ago when she was pregnant with her 5th child the ultrasound scan showed it was going to be another girl to everyone's surprise she ended up giving birth to a boy. but her husband was already gone in kyrgyzstan having a son to carry on the family name is still an important tradition even during her 1st pregnancy with i get him who's 11 years old now husband pressured her to get an abortion he saw these girls his own daugh

he is the child of parents that moved to connecticut from puerto rico as children. he came to school as an english-language learner and grew up in housing projects, which is some of that background. that is what people have applauded with him that he can identify with a growing share of the nation's students. he went off to become an elementary school teacher and a principal at age 28, which is pretty young. he was involved in a lot of statewide work to bring together ideas about how to address the achievement gap or to spur performance between student groups. eventually, he became education secretary. he started in august 2019 and his time has really been dominated by this crisis. host: which senators are you interested in watching him to think get the toughest questions from? guest: the income chair of the committee is senator patty murray of washington. she is a former pre-k teacher herself and has been outspoken about the need for schools to ensure equity as they come out of this crisis, to make sure they know what students have learned, what students might need

next stop, puerto rico. today, from "raya and the last dragon," kelly marie tran.the virtual city of san juan, and ryan seacrest! >> ryan: that's right. bring it on

i think you would see legislation declaring statehood for the district of columbia and from puerto rico. i think you would see legislation increasing the number of justices on the supreme court for 151 years that has been set, a number set by statute, of course, but it's been set for 151 years at nine members of the supreme court. i think they would increase that perhaps to 13. i think you'd end up seeing a federal overhaul of the way elections are carried out in the states and with that you'd probably see mandatory mail-in balloting for everybody and a lot of other changes to federal election law resulting in a massive fedization of things that are supposed to be carried out by the states. >> i think you'd probably see a significant move towards some sort of medicare for all program and you would also see a significant move towards many of the optics of the green new deal. you'd see an increase in tax rates and a more progressive curve within the federal income tax code that would be significant. i think all of those would be things that they would pass pretty much right off the bat. >