that will be good for puerto rico.t has happened anywhere on the mainland where you have a natural disaster and you have fema and hud coming in to assist the community to come back better. that is what we will do, and that is good for everybody. it is good for creditors. once we have -- having a stronger, more resilient infrastructure will be good. people of puerto rico, creditors in puerto rico, -- matt: we did just show some pictures of the damage that was wrought. for anyone who has been there, they can attest, puerto rico is an absolutely gorgeous place that many americans love to visit. should it become a state? gov. pierluisi: yes. that is really the path. the people of puerto rico voted on statehood. it was an up or down vote. an absolute majority of the residents of puerto rico supported statehood. they did so without having any offer or commitment on the part of congress, and even facing objection -- we supported statehood. now the ball is in congress' court. this is no different from one new mexico joined the

♪ jorge: puerto rico es un destino favorito para vacacionar. paraÍso para el turismo que huye del covid. >> la punta de la lanza. cuando uno llega a puerto rico, hasta que uno se va, estÁn las precauciones. reportera: entre otras medidas sae creÓ la alerta que pide tal al turista dar un reporte de su salud. ignorar el mensaje podrÍa resultar en multa o cuarentena. >> cuando uno entra en hotel toman las temperaturas. reportera: la lucha no tiene cuartel. se avisa que violar las reglas son multas de cien a 5.000 dÓlares. de los hoteles podrÍa haber una carta de expulsiÓn. >> se comunican todos los hoteles desde la red de asociaciÓn de hoteles. y se informa. reportera: hay permiso de ocupaciÓn de 100 % en las habitaciones, no el las Áreas pÚblicas. no es el mismo caso de los restaurantes que opera en un 30 %. >> pagando la luz al 100 %, el agua al 100 %, la renta 100 %. cÓmo tÚ puedes pagar el 100 % aceptando un 30 % de gente. reportera: en la asociaciÓn de restaurantes en puerto rico se sienten determinados. a pesar que aplican la regla y que de

en puerto rico se sigue con la vacunaciÓn.struir esta nueva casa. pero se le acabÓ el dinero. le faltan puertas, ventanas. >> nos quecdamos en nada. todo el mundo dice ayuda, pero nadie aparece. reportera: requieren de la mano de obra para terminar la casa donde sol marÍa, su hija y dos nietas puedan vivir. pero ese no es su mayor problema en tiempos de pandemia. >> voy al mÉdico y dice... [ininteligible] reportera: tiene problemas como depresiÓn. >> me hicieron una prueba de aquÍ, la vena aÓtica. que esa vena abre a 1, 5. reportera: enfermarse de covid podrÍa ser mortal. >> llamo y nadie me coge el telÉfono para darme cita para la vacuna. reportera: se complica por la pandemia. sol marÍa y su madre comparten el mismo tanque de oxigeno para sus problemas pulmonares. el caso de sol marÍa es el de decenas que estÁn en la misma situaciÓn. viven un limbo de no saber cÓmo, cuÁndo y dÓnde. con mÁs de 3.000.000 de habitantes, se vacunÓ medio millÓn. >> las personas mayores con enfermedades crÓnicas van a evaluar de las condiciones. r

so, she is a very beloved figure, she is not the only suffering just from puerto rico. louisa is the most renowned centrist, she wants to use universal suffrage. but we don't have a portrait of her. we could not get one in time for this exhibition. this is a portrait for martin collection. that we were able to use to help represent the population in the eight states. finally, i am just showing you a's portrait of -- she was very active needed american rights, she was the expert witness when there was a civil rights case in 1879 against two -- she was able to help native americans choose were to live. they had been removed left and right, let's and wait all over the place. to the punk was attempting to move to the homeland, she was actually able to get help, make into law the rights of naked americans to choose where they were able to live. so, this is another example of an activist who was not single focus on suffrage, but also working in all of these other ways to help improve women's lives, and rights of women earning the native communities who you know, did not have

in puerto rico.ou go in puerto rico, we're going to be there. sure enough, there were not only following us, but interviewing anyone we talked to or met with because they saw the need to appear to be everywhere. i would ask paul because people don't realize the psychological impact it has on these organizations to know there were agents within them but not know who they were. and ten people were targeted who were innocent people, but were mistaken for agents and the real agents were still providing information on a regularasis and crting dissension within the groups. >> juaou are so right, or so on. it was like a double whammy. on the one hand, you would have agents who would make themselves knownnd you knew there were plenty of other agents who were unknown but -- let's say if you're doing something today, information on that would be broadcast in multiple ways the next day. so you know somee from t inside did it. juan, you probably had this experience as well. certainly, cointelpro had its impact w

honored to have worked for the people of puerto rico with you. look forward to continuing to work with you. for the people of massachusetts and thank you for reminding us all that we have a right to be heard and that we have a right to insure that all are platforms are available to us. thank you for being the first on this, "our voices our platform." >> thank you for having me. and you know, it's just an honor to be part of the work of social justice and the movement with each and everyone of you. may we continue to do the work and be successful in replacing oppression with liberation and replacing trauma with healing and joy. >> thank you very much. staying safe. and i hope you join us again on april 7th. our next guest, someone you know very well, senator ed martin. thank you for listening to us and thank you for insuring more voices are heard. >>> week nights this month, we're featuring american history tv programs as an example of what's available on c-span tv. american identity through costumes, talks about the personal motivations and objec

territories like puerto rico. puerto rican women, although they were engaged in the suffrage movement since the early 20th century, they were not included. by the 19th amendment. and the tour tory legislature refused to extend the right to vote with the 19th amendment was ratified. they face and a 15 year struggle to secure voting rights for puerto rican women. i should mention that, puerto rican women were already united states citizens at this point in time, they gain citizenship in 1918. we got this letter from analyze, she was writing to president -- urging his support, in a measure that was so for congress. to give women the right to vote in particular, she is asking that he will sign the bill if it passes. they achieve a partial victory, not all women get the right to vote in puerto rico in 1999. illiterate women are able to secure the voting rights, but it is not until 1955 where all american -- excuse me, all puerto rican women gain that right to vote in puerto rico. for both puerto rico as well as the dist

it means people in puerto rico.means everybody who's unrepresented and disenfranchised right now. >> i mean the argument republicans make this is pure power grab, there's no principle at play whatsoever. what's your response? >> power grabs are in the eye of the beholder. we think it's a power grab that all of these people who come from states that were admitted after the original 13 like south dakota and north dakota or, you know, alaska would try to deny it to people who have every right to be part of the union. so, look, you know, we shouldn't be totally naive about it. we understand there's a basic democratic imperative for inclusion of people who are being taxed, who fight in our wars and so on and who are governed by our government. but in truth in american history it has been a partisan political football. and what's interesting about this moment is that the democrats are very solidly behind statehood for people from washington. the republicans have had it in their platform for most of the decade since world

"(a)puerto rico.- "(1)in general.-with respect to calendar year 2021 and each calendar year thereafter, the secretary shall, except as otherwise provided in this subsection, make payments to puerto rico equal to- "(a)the specified matching amount for such calendar year, plus "(b)in the case of calendar years 2021 through 2025, the lesser of- "(i)the expenditures made by puerto rico during such calendar year for education efforts with respect to individual taxpayers and tax return preparers relating to the earned income tax credit, or "(ii)$1,000,000. "(2)requirement to reform earned income tax credit.-the secretary shall not make any payments under paragraph (1) with respect to any calendar year unless puerto rico has in effect an earned income tax credit for taxable years beginning in or with such calendar year which (relative to the earned income tax credit which was in effect for taxable years beginning in or with calendar year 2019) increases the percentage of earned income which is allowed as a credit for each gr

government cheated puerto rico out of hundreds of millions during hurricane maria. trump tossing them some paper towels. this is also cheated d.c. out of the hundreds of millions? covid-19 fundic, which fortunate we've been able to rectify in the american rescue plan, but there's no safety in representing other people's representatives to take care of you in the senate or the house. >> the people of puerto rico would have to have a say there. there's a long tradition and quite contentious whether they want to join the union. >> i think there's some movement forward there, too. i understand it's been a controversial question, but in american history, either you're a colonial possession or you're going to be a state and you'll be able to speak for yourself and be represented for yourself. >>> final question for you. obviously january you suffered the loss of your son and then very quickly after that, january 6th, very quickly after that the first time impeaching a president for the second time. i wanted to see how you are doing. >> well, that's kind of you to ask, chr

en puerto rico tienen una representante, que es aleida ortiz, "nuestra belleza latina" 2014, que va a ostenta el mismo puesto que tuvo en su momento su mentor, oti castillo. >> tener un puesto como coach, felicidades. marÍa antonieta: con su experiencia y cobijando los artistas, la historia de tom costa es de inspiraciÓn y sacrificio, y la veremos este domingo en "aquÍ y ahora", a las 7:00 p.m. del este. carolina: borja, este domingo estarÁs como presentador junto a chiqui delgado. me emociona por ti. estarÉ pegada al televisor para verte. borja: estoy emocionado y no te puedo negar que tambiÉn estoy nervioso. espero que toda la familia nos acompaÑe a chiqui y a mi. se la van a pasar en grande. carolina: no se les olvide adelantar su reloj, para que el lunes lleguemos a trabajar a rl >> pronto, lunes los Ángeles podrÍa entrar en fase roja de coronavirus. le digo lo que implica destapar consumidores y negocios. >> el nuevo paquete de estÍmulo econÓmico tiene un crÉdito tributariopor hijos . lo que necesita saber a continuaciÓn. ♪

el nuevo secretario de educaciÓn promete que todos los estados unidos y puerto rico tendrÁn dinero para las escuelas en la primavera. hoy, aquÍ, hablamos con Él. ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn. con jorge ramos e ilÍa calderÓn. ♪ jorge: comenzamos con la matanza en tres centros de masajes. dejÓ 8 muertos, 6 mujeres asiÁticas. ilia: confesÓ que lo hizo porque es un adicto al sexo y que esos centros resultaban una tentaciÓn para Él. pero, autoridades no descartan que tenga motivos raciales. entonces reforzaron la vigilancia en la zona de negocios de la comunidad asiÁtica en atlanta. vilma nos amplia. vilma: el atacante identificado llegÓ al salÓn de masajes, a las 4: 50, en una camioneta negra. cÁmaras de seguridad lo captaron ingresando al negocio. disparÓ a 5 personas. dos de ellas mujeres asiÁticas. una blanca, un hombre blanco. el sobreviviente de 30 aÑos. mario gonzÁlez estaba en la sala de masajes con su esposa. de 33 aÑos. cuando entrÓ el pistolero. su esposa es una fallecida. >> entramos, ya casi tenÍa la hora, se cumplia el masaje. cuando escuchÉ, primero escuchÉ dos di

as you know, puerto rico has— in the center. as you know, puerto rico has a — in the center.on't _ governor in fact republican. sol don't think— governor in fact republican. sol don't think we are at monolithic people — don't think we are at monolithic people because we are brown or because — people because we are brown or because we are territories. but it does _ because we are territories. but it does bode — because we are territories. but it does bode well for the democrats to have each _ does bode well for the democrats to have each one of these be under democratic control. i do think there is a lot— democratic control. i do think there is a lot of— democratic control. i do think there is a lot of traction for the district _ is a lot of traction for the district of columbia to be a stay. you know — district of columbia to be a stay. you know in— district of columbia to be a stay. you know in the last congress the house _ you know in the last congress the house passed that legislation. the president— house passed that legislation. the president has indicated his fists duri

maria: fuimos a puerto rico porque en puerto rico alfredo desde allÍ le hace una peticiÓn a la gente,ero cabelludo. con acondicionadores en cada paso. nice'n easy en crema. mejor y más facil. comencemos con todos los papás que no son tan deportistas. enfoquémonos en esos papás no tan deportistas que disfrutan viendo deporte, bajo la lluvia. con hijos que pueden atrapar casi todo. en especial un resfriado. así llegamos a ti. la perna para la que creamos mywalgreens. una forma más fácil de ahorrar, comprar y anotarte un golazo. presentamos mywalgreens. inscríbete y recoge en 30 minutos en walgreens.com satcha: la entereza de una niÑa atrapada en su casa, envuelta en llamas, junto a su hermano te impactarÁ, no se lo pide auxilio sino que sigue las instrucciones de un operador para ponerse a salvo con el otro pequeÑo, aquÍ escucharas la llamada al 911. le dice la cazadora de vacunas ya que brinda a otros la oportunidad de encontrar las dosis, y es invaluable el aporte que hace, te llevamos a nueva york o para que conozcas su historia y como a travÉs de redes sociales te puede conseguir un

are they arguing for puerto rico.you want to deal, do you want to trade and begin to stays together printed why aren't you fighting for puerto rico admission but is been the republican party's platform for several decades. so what's the use of up to play their intended that's the deal. some people want to look at is a political deal but not the way that the mayor sees it and i understand exactly why. because of people in congress who were given that way, then stand up for what the republican party is said pretty say you will support statehood for puerto rico. in washington dc and puerto rico together. let's get the engines of democratic progress going again in our country. thank you you'll back. >> thank you for unit the german from wisconsin is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you for having me. i've always felt the answer here is relatively obvious because washington is a city out of state. they didn't make it a state, by our forefathers have a good friend that talks about what it takes to get the economy prett

only families with three or more children in puerto rico could claim the child tax credit. why those american citizens were treated differently than all the others was beyond me and sounds -- strikes me as nasty. but now, every family can. third, the a.r.p. bill will add add $1 billion, $1 billion in food assistance. residents of american territories don't receive traditional food assistance programs like those in the u.s., such as the snap program, but instead their governments receive block grants that have been capped by the federal government. the american rescue plan makes sure that puerto rico, which suffers devastating rates of poverty -- 43%, especially childhood poverty, an unacceptable 57% of all the children in puerto rico live in poverty. so we want to make sure that puerto rico receives its fair share of federal food assistance. the american rescue plan may be the greatest antipoverty effort in a generation, and we make sure that puerto rico is part of it. now let me turn my attention to schools. one of the most enduring images of the covid-19 pandemic will be

on puerto rico.not a subject that we can contain in a five minute block. thank you for your time. >>> it's been two months since the attack on the capitol and we are no closer to understanding who orchestrated it. why is that? >> and 200 million women forced from their jobs because of the pandemic. we will talk about it when we come back. e come back. ♪ and so are lost for good ♪ ♪ and some of them are pretty flawed ♪ ♪ and some of them are slightly odd ♪ ♪ but many are small businesses that simply lack the tool ♪ ♪ to find excited people who will stop and say 'that's cool'♪ ♪ and these two, they like this idea ♪ ♪ and those three like that one.♪ ♪ and that's 'cause personalized ads ♪ ♪ find good ideas for everyone ♪ [♪♪] when you have diabetes, managing your blood sugar is crucial. try boost glucose control. the patented blend is clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels. boost glucose control products contain high quality protein and key nutrients to support immune health. try boost. if yo

. >>> congresswoman, ayanna pressly sat down with former mayor of san juan, puerto rico, to see how they can best effect change in a post pandemic and how the pandemic has effected the homeless crisis. >> today, it is my pleasure to welcome all of you to our inaugural town hall at mount holeio college. i'm professor of english at the kennedy foundation. a warm welcome to our campus community, students, staff, faculty. to our world wide network of alums too, neighbors in our local communities. to friends of mt. holy oak throughout massachusetts. i want to made known the fact that we've made spanish translation available. and access can be found available in the chat. we would like to begin the important event by acknowledging that those of us in western massachusetts are occupying the land once resided upon by the nan otuck people and we would like to acknowledge the neighboring indigenous nations. the wapanag to the east and the peacock to the south, mohican to the west and abanake to the north. please consider the land you reside and the inhabitants of that land most impacted by settler

the secretary of agriculture to provide grants to the commonwealth of northern mariana islands, puerto rico, and american samoa for nutrition assistance, of which $30,000,000 shall be available to provide grants to the commonwealth of northern mariana islands for such assistance.". sec.1104.commodity supplemental food program. in addition to amounts otherwise made available, there is appropriated for fiscal year 2021, out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, $37,000,000, to remain available until september 30, 2022, for activities authorized by section 4(a) of the agriculture and consumer protection act of 1973 (7 u.s.c. 612c note). sec.1105.improvements to wic benefits. (a)definitions.-in this section: (1)applicable period.-the term "applicable period" means a period- (a)beginning after the date of enactment of this act, as selected by a state agency; and (b)ending not later than the earlier of- (i)4 months after the date described in subparagraph (a); or (ii)september 30, 2021. (2)cash-value voucher.-the term "cash-value voucher" has the meaning given the term in secti

recent awards she received includes the 2020 heartland united for puerto rico award, the 2017 women of color leadership award, and the 2013 latina of the year. however, gina said she sees her award every day in the success of those she has helped and she credits her own success to the passion and gifts that come out of the south omaha community. also passionate about assisting women and their visions and dreams is the founder and president of the omaha -- metro omaha women's business center, b.c. clark. she continues to inspire women and accelerate their success by creating economic opportunities through programs offered by her center. those opportunities include a monthly business forum, quarterly success series, and vair yus work -- various workshops to encourage entrepreneurs and business owners. in 2014, b.c. also started the business connection nebraska, a local television show on public access tv where she showcases business owners from across the state. she also is a well-respected speaker and mentor for several community and minority business groups where her knowledge of how t

puerto rico should be treated as a state in terms of changing and transferring puerto rico to formulafunding at the state level? sec. buttigieg: it is very important to me and the administration that u.s. citizens and put a regal are treated equitably -- in puerto rico are treated equitably. i would want to make sure i get a better understanding of some of the numbers you just reviewed. i just want to restate my commitment to making sure there is parity and equitable treatment for fellow u.s. citizens on the island. ms. gonzalez-colon: thank you. will you have your staff provide technical drafting assistance to ensure this language could be included in the next transportation bill that congress needs to pass in a bipartisan way? not just through the committee, but with your office, so we can discuss this in a further way ? sec. buttigieg: i will make sure to set up a conversation to see how we can be of assistance. ms. gonzalez-colon: the only issue for us that is very important. we got an extension for the last two years from air cargo. this extension is critical to turn puerto rico

he was born on march 9, 2924, in the small town of panuelos, puerto rico. he was one of the ones deployed to the war. he served for one year in the korean war and then transferred to panama for a tour as a military police member. upon completing his active service, he returned to puerto rico, rejoining his young family in san juan. francisco was an entrepreneur, pursuing numerous business ventures before establishing a well known men's store called hurick's men's store. in 1976 he sold his beloved store and moved his family to orlando, florida. for 20 years, francisco worked for the orange county school board as a community liaison in the immigration department. he played a pivotal role in registering migrant families an their children to enable attend abc at local schools during the year. francisco is a beloved husband, father of seven children, a grandfather of 14, and a great grandfather of 16. he is still an avid story teller, loves listening to music and is a great domino's player. he recently celebrated 97th birthday in orlando, florida. for this and

el nuevo secretario de educaciÓn promete que todos los estados unidos y puerto rico

desde noviembre por falta de trabajo atraÍdo un rincÓn de puerto rico a la calle. >> la venta no es tana pandemia. >> no sÉ quiÉnes calificaron. reportera: lo que significa que ademÁs de los restaurantes, tambiÉn beneficiarÍa a los camiones de comida y ambulantes afectados por la pandemia. y tiene dudas. nosotros no podemos pasteles. si la solicitud serÁ aprobada y cuÁnto dinero recibirÁ, cerrar el decidido por la administraciÓn de pequeÑos negocios. la solicitud estarÍa disponible en la pÁgina web los prÓximos dÍas o semanas. este programa de asistencia se suma al programa de protecciÓn de cheques, creado en marzo a ayudar a las pequeÑas empresas. ahora ella contempla pedir el subsidio . quiero saber cuÁles movimientos deberÍamos venir preparados, para ver las pÉrdidas y las ganancias. >> se pueden pagar gastos de salarios. entonces, con este nuevo subsidio no con el mismo perÍodo de tiempo. patricia: en california ya cumplieron una de las grandes metas de vacunaciÓn que abre el camino para la reapertura que tanto dueÑos como pequeÑos de negocios estaban esperando. como nos cuenta dulc

it and puerto rico came into u.s.ontrol in 1898, i don't think we should keep them against their will but would be good americans, they have experience with dictators lying about elections, they would resist that here in the u.s., so i imagine a lot of them would be good americans if they chose to be, and would care about voting rights. and mitch mcconnell thing, it's revealing he had to tell flat-out lie, no voter suppression going on in the states, are you kidding? georgia and explicitly going on around the country, he has to pretend that's not happening, otherwise how can you say the federal government should do nothing? nothing, that's the republican position on everything, gun shootings, horrible mass murders, democrats have proposals, some good, some maybe not work so well, republican proposal? nothing. against vote suppression? nothing. it's unsustainable, really. >> i can't thank you enough, our conversations cover the gamut, tonight no exception, eugene robinson, bill kristol, thank you. >>> coming up, 18 yea

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and puerto rico a state so they'll think they'll have four democratic senators added in perpetuity. look at new york, look at illinois, look at california. that's what they want america to look like. fortunately we can let you come of the american people can stop this from happening especially if you live in west virginia or arizona. those two people right there, to quit democratic senators, kyrsten sinema, joe manchin have recently come out against ending the legislative filibuster. they followed through with their promise, the filibuster will remain in place, the very one democrats were demanding would also destroy the senate but joe manchin looks like he's beginning to buckle when pressured by new york's chucky schumer. if you are from west virginia, if you are from arizona, you want to call, you might want to write, i suggest you be polite but let your voices be heard. the party that puts power over everything, they will rule life pretty much forever. joining us now with the reaction, senior advisor to president trump stephen miller also altered to "never let a crisis go to wast

> sobrevivió al olocauto y ayer sumó otra experiencia asu hoja de vida dice que no le dio y que puerto ricodonde se enfocó en el lanzaiento de la televisión a color. >> nos vamos a una pausa, y ya estamos de regreso con mucho más. (comerciales) . >> bailar sin barreras, bailan en silla de ruedas para empoderarse de la música. >> en los deportes tuvimos derb en manchester y madrid, todos los deoprtes al regresar: de la pausa. california phones le ofrece gratis teléfonos inalámbricos. teléfonos con botones grandes y con más volumen. infórmese ya. visite o llame al durante el horario de atención. Él buscaba un seguro médico que cubriera su condición preexistente. ella necesitaba uno económico. ellos querían uno que cubriera a su familia. y todos lo encontraron en covered california, un servicio gratuito que te conecta con planes de salud de renombre y ayuda económica si la necesitas. a causa del covid, es muy importante tener seguro médico, por eso este es el momento de inscribirte y obtener cobertura. covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí. inscríbete ahora en coveredca.com/espanol

yo ya regresaba a puerto rico.creo que la primera es verdad. y la del aviÓn es mentira. raÚl: para mÍ la primera es mentira, la segunda es verdad. giselle: cuÁl era? ya me estoy creyendo las cosas que digo, la real es la de mi hijo. [aplausos] [hablan a la vez] giselle: debimos haber editado una parte. alan: faltaban mÁs preguntas. giselle: no vamos a decir la otra? alan: no, ya no. vÁmonos, mÁs adelante, si con esa carita—— [hablan a la vez] alan: los doctores nos dicen todo lo que hay que saber con las pastillas que estamos tomando antes de ponernos la vacuna. debe renunciar el gobernador de nueva york ante la tercera acusaciÓn de acoso sexual? gracias por despertar cada maÑana con nosotros. karla: es verdad que te casaste? giselle: verdad o mentira?! [hablan a la vez] con hepatitis c sentía que no podía darle lo mejor a mi familia. pero en solo 8 semanas con mavyret... ...me curé. mavyret es la única cura de 8 semanas para todos los tipos de hepatitis c. antes de empezar a tomar mavyret, su médico analizará si h

any payment made to puerto rico, the virgin islands, guam, the northern mariana islands, or american samoa for expenditures on medical assistance that are subject to the federal medical assistance percentage increase specified under the first sentence of this paragraph shall not be taken into account for purposes of applying payment limits under subsections (f) and (g) of section 1108 of the social security act (42 u.s.c. 1308). (2)definitions.-in this section: (a)hcbs program improvement period.-the term "hcbs program improvement period" means, with respect to a state, the period- (i)beginning on april 1, 2021; and (ii)ending on march 31, 2022. (b)home and community-based services.-the term "home and community-based services" means any of the following: (i)home health care services authorized under paragraph (7) of section 1905(a) of the social security act (42 u.s.c. 1396d(a)). (ii)personal care services authorized under paragraph (24) of such section. (iii)pace services authorized under paragraph (26) of such section. (iv)home and community-based services authorized under subsecti

in puerto rico statehood and that is also happening. i also predicted they would rule by executive fiat, they want open borders and amnesty. so far, 4 for 4 and 5 for 5 if you want to add they destroy the energy sector. >> right. this is big news. can you imagine what would be happening tomorrow morning if we found these emails on president trump's watch? can you imagine the news tomorrow when you had 694 children in a pod meant for 80 people managed by two border patrol agents, can you imagine the problems with covid we are experiencing at the border? 14,000 unaccompanied children a month coming because the first thing they did was decide to exempt unaccompanied children from title 42 deportation. have a child makes it into america, they will stay in america and won't be sent back. that's being abolished. if you get to america, they will release you in america. they have created this problem because they change policies. where are the liberals going to the border and looking at the kids like they did with trump? all i can say is i'm go

the strain is confirmed in 43 states and puerto rico and accounts for 10% of cases in the u.s. a year after a breakout in new york that started the pandemic are now reporting zero cases. this woman defied science. battled covid for 150 days with oxygen levels doctors called unliveable. >> i told the family many times she was going to pass away. >> 2% of the tests taken in l.a. are positive. that is down from 19% a month ago and here, it's a welcome break for very covid wary people. >> thank you. when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. [ sfx: d ding ding d ding ] [sfx: bibing bing bibing ] [s[sfx: bloop p bloop bloooo] [ [ sfx: bing g bloop dingg ding b bloop bing g ] the e day can wawait. enteter the goldlden state, withth real calilifornia dai. ♪ ♪ >>> this is the "cbs ov

court packing, statehood, d.c., puerto rico. because i can't think of a bigger paragraph i have ever witnessed in all of my years of coloring politics which is 33 years of radio and 25 on fox. congressman. >> the one other thing you have to add to that as they are trying to overturn an election. he won in iweb here won the election, won the recount. oh it's only 6 votes. let's turn it over. they know that their majority is so thin. that's why they are destroying the institution that we know of congress and the senate. people don't have to go to work anymore. the only place they build a wall is around the capital. what they will do -- it is whatever nancy pelosi wants and it is an extreme bill. they take away your right. the one thing we are talking about on speed 22, which is the most important bill to the democrats, not to help anybody but the own politicians. taxpayer money. if they get $200, they get $1200 from the taxpayer. they want to control what the speech is to tell you what you can say in a campaign. i never thought th

puerto rico and the virgin islands in the ocean somewhere. in the x access -- axis, each box cases thousand the white -- why axis is time. colors indicating the level of transmission. red and orange, lowering transmission. yellow and blue are low reassuring to read a couple of things to point out. there is a lot of red. there is a lot of orange. a lot of transmission throughout the country at the moment. you will see in the northeast region over time, a high elevation of case rates sustained over time. if you look at new york city or new york or rhode island, high case rates maintained over time. versus the southeast, georgia and california have high rates. but we see a decline in the last two weeks. oregon is in the yellow. california, the rates are lower and continue to come down. there is a lot of reasonable -- regional variability across the country. we are tracking this and reaching out to individual states as we see increases. in the past 1.5 weeks, michigan and minnesota, start to have a slight increase in their case rates. we are reac

connosotros tenemos la entrevista qué tal amigos tenemos la oportunidad de conectarnos directamente a puerto ricoblan másde este nuevo sencillo el amor de la familia no tiene precio pero sobre todo estamos en un mundo muy materialista se puede tomar como algo fantástico como cuánto vale estás estrenando como papá cómo te va con esas tareas tan importantes ? me va bien no se puede negar ha sido una experiencia muy linda qué mensajes envías antes de despedirnos ? que se cuide mucho todavía estamos en una situación todavía que esta complicada mando un fuerte abrazo muchas gracias por la oportunidad de poder conversar contigo y te deseamos los mejores deseos >>> ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ las 12 con 26 nos vamos a otra pausa y le preguntó qué haría usted si se topa con un solo dentro de su casa tras la pausa de cuenta la experiencia de una familia del área de la bahía >>> (comerciales) california phones le ofrece gratis teléfonos inalámbricos. teléfonos con botones grandes y con más volumen. infórmese sobre este programa estatal. llame al o visite aparte de las 5:00 de la tarde tenemos información tenga cuidado al resp

vÍctor: llevÉ a carmen y a su madre de vuelta a puerto rico.on el dinero abrimos un pequeÑo bar al sur de la isla. casi no hay clientes, pero sobrevivimos. [teléfono suena] - hola. ¡vÍctor, telÉfono! es tu suegra. - debe ser alguna noticia de carmen. ♪ cuando me muera. ♪ ♪ he sido el incomprendido... ♪ - hola, ¿cÓmo va todo? ¿se divierten? si algo no les gusta, avÍsenme, ¿sÍ? - ¿quiÉn es? - tu suegra. - ¿por quÉ no me dijiste? iris. - es tiempo. sÍ, estamos en el hospital. vÍctor: claro, claro, sÍ. dile a carmen que espere, que, que voy para allÁ. sÍ, sÍ. ¿cÓmo estÁ ella? ¿estÁ bien? diablos. ¡diablos, ya viene mi hijo, ya viene! una ronda por la casa. y cierra temprano. es gracioso cuando lo piensas. hice muchas cosas malas en mi vida. rompÍ las reglas, lastimÉ a mucha gente, pero ahÍ estaba, la vida de mi hijo estaba por comenzar y tenÍa otra oportunidad. [♪♪♪] supongo que fui ingenuo al pensar que podrÍa salirme con la mÍa, escapar de mi pasado. sÍ, pero asÍ no son las cosas, porque todas nuestras acciones siempre tienen consecuencias. y, en

de esta edad la guerra del covid no termina 8 estados han visto un aumento de contagios y 20 y puerto ricoa se reportÓ el primer caso de la cepa originada en brasil un omo hombre de 90 aÑos sin historial de viaje. precisamente buscando ganarle la carrera al virus esta semana varios estados ampliarÁn la elegibilidad de vacunaciÓn. >>> bueno aunque la producciÓn de vacunas se ha triplicado se esperan unos 132 millones de este mes la inmunidad de rebaÑo no se va a lograr hasta que dos tercios de la policÍa sea vacunada el llamado a la conciencia a respetar las normas de distanciamiento social entre tanto la ciudad de nueva york abre hoy sus escuelas publicas de secundaria dÁndole la bienvenida en persona a muchoss estudiantes que llevaban un aÑo siguiendo las clases desde sus casas mucho tiempo. la mayorÍa de los alumnos continuarÁn con instrucciÓn remota pero hoy regresan hasta 55 mil entre los grados 9 al 12, ya que estamos en el tema de covid planifica tu vacuna con toda la informaciÓn necesaria. vamos a una breve pausa al regresar en noticias telemundo mediodÍa marcha de solidaridad con l

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de covid, tras verificar que los casos subieron mÁs del 10% en 26 estados, washington, d.c., y puerto rico imposible en una carretera de carolina del sur. tenemos las imÁgenes y todos los detalles tras la pausa. ya regresamos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ carolina: seguimos en vivo, eso no parecÍa una celebraciÓn, caos total en algunas calles de california. cientos de los estudiantes de la universidad de california quemaron sofas y mÁs objetos en las calles para celebrar el pase a la final del equipo masculino de baloncesto por primera vez desde 2008, ccon un foco apretado. vencieron a michigan, y los fanÁticos no tardaron en reunirse, donde tuvieron que acudir bomberos y policÍas para controlar la situaciÓn. borja: atenciÓn padres a las redes sociales y a los desafÍos que se hace en ella que se puede poner en peligro la vida de nuestros hijos. un joven lucha por su vida en un hospital, por un reto viral. la aplicaciÓn tiktok ha bloqueado esa bÚsqueda, aclaran que su prioridad es promover una experiencia positiva y segura en su plataforma. carolina: ya una menor perdiÓ la vida despuÉs de ser parte de ese pelig

what alexandria ocasio-cortez said is it is a colony right now, puerto rico.position to the idea that our country can be a colonizing country blinds many americans to what is actually going on in our country at this present time. amy: i was wondering if you could talk about the asian american writers who most influenced you? you're a student of the great chinese-american writer kingston? >> so many great asian american writers. i'm lucky to come late in the game. i think about tunnel caught up writing about the japanese-american internment. and maxing kingston, she had faith in me and i over a great deal. amy: a very poor student who just one appeal it's a surprise. we thank you so much for spending time with us. viet thanh nguyen, author of the new novel "the committed," a sequel to his pulitzer prize winning book "the sympathizer." professor at the university of southern california. we will link to the "washington post" piece you co-authored "bipartisan political rhetoric about asia leads to anti-asian violence here." that does it for our show. democracy now

en puerto rico, se ven desordenes similares causados por turistas que tambien han llegado a pasar lasolentas, bailan sobre los autos y causan destrozos a propiedades privadas. ...s...decenas de jovenes durmiendo en el piso, cubiertos por mantas termicas.. son las fotos que ha dado a conocer el congresista democrata henry cuellar quien califico de "terrible hacinamiento" las condiciones en las estan los ninos que han llegado solos por la frontera en un campamento de la patrulla fronteriza en donna, teas. cuellar dijo que los menores deben ser transferidos lo antes posible al cuidado del departamento de salud y servicios humanos. . ...bv...mas de 800 niqos llegados solos por la frontera han estado bajo custodia de la patrulla fronteriza por mas de 10 dias.esa agencia esta autorizada legalmente a alojar menores en sus instalaciones por 72 horas.la administracion de biden dice que esta haciendo todo lo posible para trasladar a los niqos a refugios administrados por el departamento de salud y servicios humanos. mexico incremento la presencia de agentes carolina: mÉxico incrementa la presen

so hr 1, ending the legislative filibuster, court packing, d.c., puerto rico statehood.gest power grab in history, sir. >> it would be. it would be transformational for the country in a really bad way. it would destroy the senate as we know it. anything big like this you should be able to get a few votes from the other side, right? if you want to federalize the elections and do away with redistricting by the states and turn it over to some commission that will fundamentally change how you vote, if you want to go to ballot harvesting national intake authority away from the state, shouldn't that be at least somewhat bipartisan? so i'm confident -- i talked to joe manchin today -- that is not going to vote to abolish the filibuster, but let me say this. if they pick up one more seat in 2022, if they get 51 or 52 democratic senators, they're going to abolish the filibuster and transform america. i talked to president trump a lot today. he's focused like a laser on making sure republicans regain the senate and the house to stop the most radical agenda in american history. to

siete estados y la capital federal han reportado aumentos de casos en la última semana, otros 20 y puerto rico el doctor anthony fauci, especialmente cuando variantes siguen al haz hecho, en nueva york se reportó el primer caso muchos quieren salir del país, a pesar de las recomendaciones de no viajar, más de un millón de personas al día han pasado por el aeropuerto según la administración de seguridad en el transporte (tsa) (cifras en pantalla) acabo de llegar desde argentina hace más de un año no viajaba fue sorprendente ver tantas medidas de seguridad . >> esta semana varios buscarán ganar la batalla al virus. >> noticias telemundo . >> por su parte, el presidente de méxico dice que trabaja para acelerar la vacunación contra el covid-19 y evitar una ola de contagios, mientras en unos lugares reina el caos, en otros no han llegado dosis, víctor silva tiene la información (sonido ambiente) >> una pequeña dosis, un gran alivio dice lourdes que recuperó el ánimo ahora que se vacunó contra el coronavirus . >> tranquila, confiando que la vacuna nos ayudará con la pandemia . >> en este punto de va