and puerto rico.he enslaved africans were brought here later on to modern- day, music has been an outlet and a voice of the people. even the great jazz piner jelly roll morton said you cannot make jazz without certain elements of latin music. let me translate that for you. if it ain't got that latin swing, it ain't a thing. in today's political climate, puerto rico continued that tradition to bring awareness and make change. listen, you all, i am sure by now you have heard of it. back in 2004, daddy made it a household name with his global hit. originated in panama but puerto rico became known for the genre when afro latino artists use the platform to tackle racism and political issues. and, now, the number one artist in the world is bad bunny, who has taken the genre to the next level with i like it featuring cardi b and j. in 2022 alone, his music had more than 10 billion streams. this art form has become the voice of the next generation, including puerto rican and artists. who bad bunny himself sho

during that time, puerto rico was bordering 1,000 murders a year. had a higher murder rate than los angeles. and there's 6 million people in los angeles, less than half in puerto rico. narrator: but this was a high profile case. adam was a prominent businessman on the island. he was also canadian, and therefore considered a tourist. so his murder smack in the middle of old san juan became a top priority for law enforcement. how much pressure was there on the police, then, in the days that followed, to make an arrest in the case? the detective in charge of the case, he was being very pressured by the higher-ups to solve the case. narrator: the detective didn't have much to go on. robbery didn't seem to be the motive because nothing was taken. they didn't take his wallet, didn't take the watch. they didn't take his watch. so it looks like a senseless murder. narrator: a senseless murder with multiple witnesses, including adam's wife, aurea, who was in the hospital recovering from her injuries. detectives got her statement and fanned out, looking to sp

>> in puerto rico or in florida? burma?n florida for the most part with some problems that exist with the program and jennifer know on the case of puerto rico. but explain the differences. in the case of florida are female process that we respond to hurricanes a natural disaster is fema comes in, asks the state what do you need? the state tells you this is what we need and they provided. they are there to help the state. the frontline is the state. the government steps in this backdrop. that model did not work in puerto rico. i do that, i think i was there 72 hours of leave i was the first elected from official the with other than jennifer nettles who is a resident commissioner. i can back and remember met with the vice president and said the fema want a suckling work in puerto rico for two reasons. one, it's 1000 miles away so you can't drive in a convoy of trucks to restore power like we did a florida. number two is the government of puerto rico festivals. the frontline itself is a victim of the storm. they went weeks wit

she made trips back to puerto rico. 2008, it was clear she saw her move to italy as permanent. and it's not as if this lady didn't know what she had done. she knew. but she was crafting a new life for herself. narrator: but she was doing so without any of the money from the prenuptial agreement. abe, as executor of adam's estate, had refused to pay urea until all investigations into his son's death had been concluded. in italy, urea, now a brunette, was going by the name, beatrice domenici, bibi for short. she started a relationship with the local man. and in august 2008, she gave birth to twin girls. i met her at work. first, she was my colleague. then we became friends. narrator: iwona alma met urea when they both worked at a tourism office in florence. she was very professional. she spoke at least three foreign languages, english, spanish. and she was speaking quite good italian. she was very kind, very friendly, very gentle. that is the church of santa croce. narrator: and iwona says urea was devoted to her children

el huracÁn marÍa, que devastÓ a puerto rico en septiembre de 2017, tuvo tan graves consecuencias queulsado la innovaciÓn y cÓmo muchos regresaron para demostrar que trabajando unidos se logran vencer grandes retos. roberts: wanda rÍos, de 61 aÑos, dice que de inmediato supo lo que tenÍa que hacer. por unos aÑos habÍa vivido en la florida y cuando supo lo que estaba sucediendo con la pandemia en la isla, sintiÓ la urgencia de regresar. >> cuando me fui por marÍa, fue por una tragedia, pero regresÉ por otra tragedia. roberts: llegÓ justo a tiempo. poco despuÉs de aterrizar, cerraron los aeropuertos. >> y ven, vamos a pasar ahora a puerto rico, donde ya se siente la furia del huracÁn marÍa, que tocÓ tierra hace solo unos instantes. >> ha habido veces que hemos tenido que subirnos a los techos de las casas. aquÍ nos han sacado a nosotros con soga. roberts: aunque lo que hacÍa mÁs grave las inundaciones es que cada vez que llegaba la lluvia se quedaban en tinieblas. >> esto es una comunidad que ha sido atropellada durante los aÑos y nadie nos ha ayudado. y por eso mucha gente prefiere irs

you came all the way to puerto rico for this interview.hanting 50, rather than defend himself against the allegations we have been investigating, logan decided to troll us. minutes after leaving the gym, we receive a letter from lawyers on behalf of logan paul, warning us against publishing our allegations. but these allegations against him are not going away. in fact, they have been building since 2021. september i, 2021. zoo day. this is the day that logan paul told his audience that his new nft crypto game cyptozoo would launch. it will make some waves. stay on the lookout for cyptozoo. dozens of people invested in cyptozoo, many of them logan's fans who bought in after his endorsement. logan paul entertains people and he is very good at doing that. i did not go looking for him. he just came across my feet. good morning! he has quite a larger—than—life persona. and then i think also seeing his success is something that i admired. he has a lot of projects going on and an exciting lifestyle, which attracted me to listen to what he was say

in january i will be serving as the governor of puerto rico. for me, this is a double honor to make this happen. i expect that congressman espaillat that the senate can do something about it. so i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman ms. waters: i yield five minutes to the gentleman from new york, the sponsor of this bill, mr. espaillat. mr. espaillat: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank of course the resident commissioner from puerto rico, ms. gonzales colon for her leadership in getting 296 members of the house to sponsor this bill. way under roberto clemente's batting average but still a great number. and of course our ranking member, maxine waters and chairman patrick mchenry, thank you for your collegiality, for your support of this measure. long before the latinization of baseball, long before we enjoyed seeing players from many latin american and caribbean nations in the diamond play, there was the great number 21. roberto clemente. and that's why today i rise in support of h.r. 6751, the robert

and a blackout in puerto rico.t's behind the massive outage that has left 90% of the island without electricity? this new year's eve? >> some people like doing things the hard way, like doing their finances with a spreadsheet instead of using quicken. quicken pulls all your financial info together in one place and updates it automatically. how easy is that? hey, honey. >> uh, looks like my to do list grew. paint the bathroom. give baxter a bath, get life insurance, have a few minutes. >> i can do that now. >> oh, that fast? >> remember that colonial pin that i called and i got information they sent? the simple form i need to apply. all i do is fill it out and send it back. >> well, that sounds to easy. >> give a little information, check a few boxes, sign my name. >> done. they don't ask about your health. >> no health questions. >> physical exam. don't need one. >> it's colonial. penn guaranteed acceptance. whole life insurance. if you're between the ages of 50 and 85, your acceptance is guaranteed in most states,

>> in puerto rico or the florida one?swer is yes in florida for the most part was some problems that exist with the program in general not on the case of puerto rico and let me explain the difference. in the case of florida or fema process that waylo we respond to the hurricanes a natural disaster is fema comes in, asks the state what do you need? the state tells you this is what we need and they provided they are there to help the state the front line is the state the backdrop. as a that model did not work in puerto rico. i knew that. i think i was there 72 hours after i believe i was the first elected federal official that went other than jennifer gonzales. i came back from her the following monday went to the white house and met with the vice president said the fema models not going to work in puerto rico for two reasons. one is a thousand miles away. number two is the government supposed to be at the frontline itself is a victim of the storm. they for example weeks without being able to communicate with municipalities

and i was just so intrigued about how it made me feel. - right. - puerto rico gave me the freedom to c in the streets. - yeah, yeah, puerto ricans definitely carry that-- puerto rico changed my life forever. i spent half of my life in pr, and then my teenage years in venezuela. then i left very young. i was 19 years old when i made the decision to come back to the united states. because in venezuela, socially, it got really hard to live there. - right. - it taught me so much. but definitely i had to leave at a certain point because, you know-- - you're talking about the chávez, maduro-- - sí, sí, sí. - takeover, yeah. - it was a very hard moment. and i didn't really picture myself ever living in the united states, you know? i love venezuela. but i had to leave at a certain point. when you're latino and you've never been to united states, it's like, miami. - yeah, miami. that's the dream. - [singing] i would sing free at night. i was singing at a bar like this, and a big producer saw me singing. and he was like, "i really like your voice." i was like, "all right. i got to pay my rent.

you came all the way to puerto rico for this interview.ter leaving the gym, we receive a letter on behalf of logan paul, morning warning us against publishing allegations. but these allegations against him are not going away. in fact, they have been building since 2021. september 1st, 2021.

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en otra noticia de Última hora en puerto rico.n generalizado afecta a casi toda la isla. esto afecta diversos servicios, como el tren urbano y provoca el cierre de centros comerciales. la empresa que suministra energÍa al territorio estadounidense dijo que estaba activando operaciones de emergencia y que investigaciones preliminares apuntan a un fallo en una lÍnea soterrada. segÚn luma energy, el 80% de la isla estaba sin servicio elÉctrico y 1.300.000 usuarios estÁn afectados. la compaÑÍa asegura que podrÍa tomarles de 24 a 48 horas restablecer el servicio elÉctrico en todo el territorio puertorriqueÑo. y precisamente hoy, que millones se preparan para recibir el aÑo nuevo. el corte de energÍa ha empaÑado los planes de celebraciÓn de muchos que no han tardado en expresar su descontento. y las horas sin luz. >> a la gente disparando al aire, tirando petardos en la oscuridad. nuestros hijos no van a pasar nuestros nietos a eso. >> fue un abuso. porque imagÍnate, hay aÑo nuevo viejo y los apagones se estÁn viendo otra vez. los vamos

power outages continue to be a frequent occurrence for puerto rico.experienced a string of blackouts earlier this summer prompting that led to a u.s. based energy company taking over state-owned power stations. in 90 seconds, new updates on how jimmy carter will be remembered in his home state of georgia and in washington, as the nation paid tribute to him in the days ahead. you're watching msnbc. ahead. you're watching msnbc. the no, no, noooos - oooooooo! the oh, oh, ohhhhs! now whatcha wanna do with this? but the feeling that, no matter what, you're taken care of. ohhh, i just earned a hotel suite! hee! you only get that here. at the sportsbook born in vegas, where they know how to treat you right. who you talking to jamie foxx? bonus bets. exclusive offers. real world rewards. betmgm. download and bet today. if you take or have taken humira for moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis and still have symptoms... you don't have to settle. ask your gastroenterologist if switching to rinvoq is right for you. it's one of the latest trea

we do begin with breaking news out of puerto rico. a large part of the u.s.ry very likely going to be ringing in the new year in the dark. there is a massive blackout on the island right now affecting more than a million customers. it is the latest outage on the island in a year that has been plagued with outages. leading us off this hour, nbc news correspondent george solis who is tracking the story for us. george, what do we hear from the authorities in puerto rico at this hour about the timeline to get that power restored and what might have caused this outage in the first place? >> yeah, hey, kate. good to be with you. the timeline is that it is an aggressive approach to get everyone back on the grid here. luma energy, the private company that runs the power on the island, updating numbers we can get to you. they are saying about 73% of the customers are online and they're getting the hospitals, critical infrastructure, basically everything that needs to be up and running running as fast as possible. keep in mind there's still potentially a million withou

people think it's from cuba or puerto rico. how did it happen?re of music heavily influenced by african rhythms and sounds. they became a touchstone for the latino community when they began immigrating to the u.s. >> salsa is a big thing because when our parents came here, all they had was music. music was in all of our events. >> what was the special flavor that new york brought that people call salsa? >> what happened in the 70s, they put new york salsa on the map. these guys were traveling all over the world. >> this was the first label to promote new york style salsa, version that embraces the synergy of various latin cultures that called the city their home. it represented all of the greats. and the queen herself. through the years it made its way into america mainstream culture from soundtracks to tv and beyond. >> the unity that we have here, we bring to life every saturday and when you come to a place like this, when you come to spanish harlem, it's infectious. >> unity in the community. the joy and everybody smiling and you could see the

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blackout in puerto rico. what caused nearly 90% of the island to lose electricity? as people were preparing to celebrate the new year, and the plans have been finalized to honor the life and legacy of former president jimmy carter. we have details on his motorcade path and the state funeral can't fool myself. >> it was the most exciting time in the world. >> his life has truly joyful moments and some really difficult moments. >> you only come across an artist like luther vandross once in a lifetime. >> luther. never too much. tomorrow at eight on cnn. >> kenya to support your brain health. >> mary. janet. hey, eddie. >> no. fraser. frank. frank. fred. how are you? fred? >> support up to seven brain health indicators, including memory. when you need to remember. remember, nariva. >> hungryroot is here. >> and i needed it because my fridge is super empty. >> it's so easy to just whip together a quick, healthy meal. >> head to hungryroot.com for healthy groceries and simple recipes. plus get free veggies for life. >> $273. this is how much you spend every month on subs

because in trump's words, quote, puerto rico was, quote, dirty and the people were poor.er, first term insanity but some guardrails, less loyalists. second term, no guardrails, all loyalists and now we have them talking about assassinating cartel leaders in mexico to be able to do a soft invasion of mexico. >> you know, first off, katie, i'm sure we'll be greeted as liberators. it will be a great, great american success story, trying to invade northern mexico sounds to me like, you know, vietnam with spicier food. this is a bad plan across the board. but i think in some ways, you know, this really points to the unseriousness of the trump administration and the trump allies. if they're plan during the campaign was that our biggest international competitor is china, we're pushing other countries into the hands of china but doing this kind of ridiculous and absurd and overreaching set of posturing that will not happen. you know, trump likes to flood the zone with you know what, but this idea that we're going to invade canada or invade mexico or seize the panama canal, none o

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i think it's called puerto rico.hter] ♪ >> thanks for being with us on election night. >> look what happened, is this crazy? this will truly be the golden age of america. >> the outcome of this election is not what we wanted. >> house democrats fallen a few seats short. >> we are going to raise an america first banner above this place. >> the american people have spoken. >> it's a new day in the senate and in america. >> politics is tough and in many cases it's not a very nice world, but it is a nice world today and i appreciated very much, the transition is so smooth, it will be as smooth as it can get and i very much appreciate it. >> you're welcome. ♪ >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center? it's way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with 1000 community centers so students from low income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. >> comcast supports c-span as a p

i think it is called puerto rico. ♪ >> thank you for being with us. trump: look what happened. truly be the golden age of america. harris: the outcome of this election is not what we wanted. >> house democrats have fallen a few seats short. >> the american people have spoken. trump: politics is tough and it is in many cases not a very nice world but it is a nice world today and i appreciate very much a transition that is so smooth it will be as smooth as you can get and i very much appreciate it. president biden: you are welcome. thank you well. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including buckeye broadband. ♪ buckeye broadband supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> more now from the c-span archives. president jimmy carter spoke about the 1980 soviet invasion as afghanistan actions as a threat to world peace. chris

this hour, we are tracking blackouts in puerto rico, where nearly the entire island was plunged into darkness earlier today. why it could take days to get more than 1 million people switched back on. >>> plus, preparing for the big party and times square comes with some big worries. the massive security operation being rolled out to keep 1 million people safe in the middle of manhattan. >>> and if you are not one of the people spent most of the holiday sick in bed, you probably know someone who has. the latest on the surge of norovirus cases across the u.s., and why it is so easy to spread. >>> we want to begin with the breaking news out of puerto rico or the island is grappling with a major outage on new year's eve. some 80% of customers, more than 1 million people, are still without power following the outage, which hit around dawn. it's not looking like the issue will be resolved before the clock hit midnight tonight. another frustrating development for an island that is been dealing with chronic power outages since 2017 when hurricane maria wreaked havoc on the grid. george salin

fue en puerto rico. fue sorpresa. nadie lo sabÍa. para empezar bien el aÑo.go sÍ que tiene influencia. alan: ademÁs, entre colegas tambiÉn. taÑa: ya quisiera. alan: tal viene un proyecto nuevo entre ellos. taÑa: y por eso estÁ ahÍ marcando territorio jennifer lÓpez. me gusta. alan: me gusta. estarÍa sensacional. taÑa: tenemos mucho mÁs. ya de regreso. estamos perfectos. se nota. [risas] alan: lo que se ve no se pregunta. [risas] vamos contigo, mac. maria: vamos con las noticias. el paÍs se prepara para el funeral oficial que despedirÁ con honores a jimmy carter que falleciÓ este domingo como les hemos informado a sus 100 aÑos de edad. saludamos aquÍ en vivo a la casa al analista polÍtico para resaltar el legado del premio nobel de la paz. muchas gracias por estar con nosotros. nos vamos directo. paso del anonimato a ser un gobernador que querÍa ser presidente para hacerlo. quÉ destacarÍa si tÚ? >> dejo una de la huella mÁs grandes que fueron los arduos cuando hablamos de egipto—— acuerdos cuando hablamos de egipto e israel. en un paÍs Árabe habÍa reconocido a

power outage is, of course, frequently occurring in puerto rico.ing of blackouts during the summer sparked protests and a state of emergency. new. at 6:00, a hiker who fell ill while in a remote area of the los padres national forest near big sur, is now safe. monterey county sheriff's search and rescue team was dispatched over the weekend to the area of sykes hot springs. they got a call that a 20 year old hiker was sick and couldn't make the seven mile hike back out. rescue teams at one point became stranded and unable to cross a river. the victim and rescue crews had to stay in the area until daylight. a helicopter was eventually deployed, but they were unable to hoist the patient due to the weather. after 16 hours in difficult conditions, that crew got the hiker out and eventually to a hospital. we're just hours away from ringing in the new year, with some places around the world already starting 2025. here's a look at new zealand and australia, which just rang in the new year. here at home, preparations are underway for san francisco's new yea

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well, a massive power outage right now in puerto rico. we're told 80% of the island is without power. that means more than a 1.3 million are impacted. the power company says it appears the outage is caused by an underground cable, and they're doing their best to bring it back. power outages frequent occurrence for many puerto ricans. a string of blackouts during the summer sparked protests and a state of emergency. and happening now back here at home, a disaster fund now available for businesses shut downn because of the santa cruz wharf closure last monday, a 150 foot section of the wharf crashed into the ocean. the wharf in 17 businesses lining it have been closed since then. the santa cruz county disaster fund will give out grants to local organizations, helping wharf employees. business owners say they need the help because the holidays are typically their busiest time of the year. it is it's really hard for my staff because it's slow in the beginning of december, it's slow in january. and so this, you know, these two weeks over chris

you guys helped out when hurricane maria hit puerto rico. you guys went down there yourselves? e see what we can do." so the guys here did a fundraiser where people were dropping off food and so on. so we were able to ship out four 53-footers, semi tractor-trailers, out to puerto rico with supplies for them. - how bad was it, man, when you got there? - it was bad. it was bad, bad. you know, almost tears when you're coming in and landing and you see how brown the island was when you're used to seeing it so green and beautiful. did a lot of recon, checking out how some of the structures were. we did some search and rescue down there. - these are 16- to 18-hour missions because the roads were so dilapidated that you couldn't even get through them. - right, right, right. - so we would have to climb 45 minutes up the mountain with food and water for the family and then walk another 45 minutes to come back down. ♪ - in terms of giving back to the community, you must be like heroes here. - you know, i don't look at us being as heroes, i think that-- - not at all. - we grew up here... -

pamela: un cantante de reggaeton figura entre los arrestados en medio de un operativo policial en puerto rico sÁnchez. 52 personas terminaron tras las rejas acusadas de trÁfico de armas y trÁfico de drogas. mÁs de $32,000,000 habÍa generado en ganancias estas fechorÍas. algunos de los arrestados fueron acusados del asesinato de un agente federal, entre otros delitos. la famosa actriz y comediante mexicana marÍa antonieta de las nieves dijo que sigue disfrutando de su carrera. recibiÓ el premio mÉxico en tus manos y en enero se presentarÁ en ecuador. emocionada y feliz se encuentra la actriz mexicana ana brenda contreras. anuncio que estÁ embarazada, tendrÁ para mayo un varÓn. la artista perdiÓ un bebe en septiembre. le deseamos bendiciones en esta etapa. se compromete la actriz selena gÓmez. compartiÓ por redes sociales fotos del bello diamante que le regalÓ su novio, benny blanco, con quien lleva un aÑo de noviazgo. felicidades, enhorabuena. en mÉxico abrieron las puertas del rancho para recordar a vicente fernÁndez. lograron entrevistar a la viuda del artista. buenas tardes. reportera: grac

maria: ahora te cuento de mi yerno en puerto rico. alan: esto tambiÉn es histÓrico.esiÓn muy comÚn en los pitcher de alto nivel. maria: ya lo voy a ir a ver a puerto rico y gritar por los cangrejeros de santurce. alan: mÁs adelante, la hija de marisela pasa la navidad mÁs triste de su vida. su ex esposo y manager muere en un accidente aÉreo. tenemos lo Último. maria: new york se llena de magia con mercados navideÑos. vamos a conocer los lugares mÁs visitados por esta fecha ser la gran manzana. alan: seguidores de luigi recaudar miles de dÓlares para su defensa, pero algunas plataformas eliminan las campaÑas. entÉrate por quÉ. maria: quÉdate con nosotros necesito ayuda con lo del seguro médico. checa a covered california. es el servicio gratuito del estado que te ayuda a obtener seguro médico. millones de personas lo han usado. —¿en serio? —¡sí! hasta ofrecen ayuda económica para bajar los costos. ¿cómo sabes tanto? así conseguí mi seguro. obtuve un buen plan por sólo $10 dólares al mes. tú sí sabes. si tienes preguntas, covered california te puede ayudar paso a paso.

i think it is called puerto rico. ♪ >> thank you for being with us on election night. >> look at whatappened. is this crazy? this will truly be the golden age of america. >> the outcome of this election is not what we want to. >> we will raise in america first banner above this place. >> the american people have spoken. >> politics is tough. in many cases it is not a very nice world. but it is a nice world today and i appreciated very much. >> i thank you all. >> the house will be in order. >> c-span celebrates 45 years of covering congress like no other. providing unfiltered overage. taking you to where the debate is decided. with the support of america's cable companies. c-span, 45 years and counting, powered by cable. >> the beginning of hanukkah took place on christmas day this year, which is only happened four times since 1900. to celebrate, people gathered at the ellipse in washington for the lighting of the national menorah. the ceremony included the homeland security secretary. >> he has more than 1000 employees and 27 countries. he is a global investor, ceo, philanthropist. h

it comes as puerto rico has been struggling with an energy crisis and constant blackouts.s summer there were mass protests over blackouts and there was an emergency declaration in san juan. we will stay on top of this and bring you more information as we get it. >>> today officials in south korea confirmed data is now being extracted from the cockpit voice recorder as investigators work to understand what led to one of south korea's deadliest air disasters. remarkably, two flight attendants who were in the back of the aircraft survived the crash and continue to recover today. joining us live from south korea is nbc's steve patterson. what is the latest on the investigation into what and how this all happening? >> reporter: the gruelling heartbreaking primary operation to this point is almost wrapped up, the identification of the dead since sunday has been going on. most of the family members have been identified, putting more focus s on the investigation, ntsb, americans on the ground assisting with the investigation. today u.s. investigators at the scene of one of south k

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acaba de pasar por puerto rico y ahora justamenteva a viajar a aruba y aquÍ lo esperamos en poquitass. allÍ lo tiene en su trineo viajando por el mundo. llegamos al final de noticias univisiÓn 14 a las seis. ♪♪ locutor: se presenta en corte el guatemalteco acusado de quemar viva a una mujer en el metro de nueva york. sebastiÁn enfrentÓ cargos de asesinato e incendio provocado por un ataque astros que genera alarmas en el sistema de transporte pÚblico en la gran manzana. american airlines detuvo todos sus vuelos a nivel nacional debido a fallas tÉcnicas, complicando los viajes de millones de personas en medio de alertas por tormentas de nieve, lluvias y posibles inundaciones en ambas costas. padre deportado de su familia en crisis. su esposa y madre de sus hijos luchan por mantener a sus pequeÑos en medio de obstÁculos que le impiden trabajar. >> dios me da las fuerzas para seguir adelante. locutor: un milagro navideÑo a sÓlo dos dÓlares de distancia. el mega millÓn sortea a $1,000,000,000 que te podrÍan cambiar la vida en 2025. >> este es noticiero univisiÓn. ♪♪ edwin: hoy compareciÓ

>> the coast guard came to the rescue of a celebrity apex cruise ship passenger off of puerto rico. a 64 year old woman had to be removed by medevac on monday after suffering an abdominal emergency. she and her spouse were hoisted on board a helicopter and later transferred to a hospital. no word on her condition. >> a race against time is going on right now, through the night in western pennsylvania. that is where rescuers are working inside of a sinkhole. they are trying to find a grandmother who they believe was just at the wrong place at precisely the wrong time. overnight, rescue crews searching underground near pittsburgh for a woman who is believed to have fallen into a 30 foot deep sinkhole. it's dark. >> it's getting late. there's zero stopping in any of the rescue efforts. >> elizabeth pollard and her five year old granddaughter were reported missing monday night after going out to search for pollard's cat. police eventually finding the little girl safe in pollard's car, but no sign of her grandmother, just the sinkhole nearby. >> that hole wasn't there until sometime yest

we love you, puerto rico. we have a great show for you tonight.in the new series "the agency," which is streaming now on paramount plus with showtime. michael fassbender is here. [ cheers and applause ] oh, he's great. he's great. also, he's the emmy-winning star of the hit netflix show "squid game." >> steve: ooh. [ audience oohs ] >> jimmy: season 2 premieres december 26th. lee jung-jae is joininus. [ cheers and applause ] and we got great stand-up from dustin nickerson, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] guys, we have exactly 3 shows left before we go on christmas break, which means it's time for that beloved "tonight show" tradition, "12 days of christmas sweaters." here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ 12 days of christmas sweaters 3 days left ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: that's right. every show between now and christmas, we'll be giving one lucky audience member a shaq-atocious -- [ cheers ] -- shaq-adocious christmas sweater from our "countdown to christmas" cabinet. since there are three shows left, let's open door number three. oh, my goodness. where

wonder what this guy has against puerto rico? i'm sure i'll figure it out. bottom line, this is how trump operates on the world stage. he acts like he's everybody's boss, like he's the king of the world. which is bad news for basically everybody, unless your name is vladimir putin. the boss to trump's underboss. the question now is will any other leader stand up to him, and who? who becomes the leader of the free world when donald trump ends this as we know it. as nicklaus grossman writes, there is no undoing damage in history. it is up to those with power and influence to limit it now. and up to future generations to deal with it later. the post-cold war international system has serious flaws, but at least there are clear enough rules that charges of hypocrisy mean something. even rules more honored in the breach will be preferable to the lawlessness trump's second term could invite. the aforementioned nicolas grossman joins me now. he's a professor at the university of illinois and editor of arc digital. also joining me is bobby ghosh, senior editor at blo

. >> yo voy a puerto rico a celebrar navidad.na haya un frente Ártico que va a afectar a varios estados del paÍs. gabriel: varios estados tendrÁn advertencia donde van estar heladas sumamente intensas. ilia: apple estÁ recibiendo peticiones de usuarios para que retiren una funciÓn de titulares de inteligencia artificial luego de que se produjera titular falso, que decÍa que luigi mangione se habÍa quitado la vida. el grupo de defensa de libertad de prensa se sumÓ a la peticiÓn para eliminar esa funciÓn. el precio del huevo en los estados unidos alcanza niveles rÉcord a solo unos dÍas de la navidad. la causa es el brote de gripe aviar que afecta la producciÓn de las granja de gallinas ponedoras. reportera: el huevo se ha convertido en algo casi inalcanzable debido a los altos precios. >> estÁ demasiado caro. reportero: ¿cuÁnto pagaba antes por una docena y cuÁnto paga ahora? >> cuatro dÓlares, y ahora como $7 u $8. reportero: la producciÓn de huevo ha disminuido en aproximadamente 4 % a nivel nacional, que aunque no parece mucho,

i think it is called puerto rico. ♪ >> thank you for being with us on election night. >> look at whatned. is this crazy? this will truly be the golden age of america. >> the outcome of this election is not what we want to. >> we will raise in america first banner above this place. >> the american people have spoken. >> politics is tough. in many cases it is not a very nice world. but it is a nice world today and i appreciated very much. >> i thank you all. >> the house will be in order. >> c-span celebrates 45 years of covering congress like no other. providing unfiltered overage. taking you to where the debate is decided. with the support of america's cable companies. c-span, 45 years and counting, powered by cable. >> the beginning of hanukkah took place on christmas day this year, which is only happened four times since 1900. to celebrate, people gathered at the ellipse in washington for the lighting of the national menorah. the ceremony included the homeland security secretary.

nÁufragos cuyo barco pesquero se habÍa volcado tras quedarse sin combustible a cinco millas de puerto ricogares. entre los prisioneros de guerra habÍa dos civiles que los rusos tenÍan capturados desde hace dos aÑos. cÓmo va a despedir este aÑo 2024? enseguida le contamos cÓmo serÁn las celebraciones en el paÍs y las celebraciones en el paÍs y especialmente en ella le agrega downy unstopables a su carga. ahora olerá fresco todo el día. aún fresco. aún fresco. todavía fresco. frescura 6 veces más duradera y protección contra los olores con downy unstopables. esta noche en nueva york, todo estÁ listo para la celebraciÓn mÁs famosa del mundo. hoy, los trabajadores de la ciudad aprobaron la pesada bola de cristal que va a descender a la medianoche de este martes, simbolizando el fin de 2024. serÁ una autÉntica fiesta con cientos de miles de personas, tanto locales, turistas que van a corear. la cuenta regresiva hasta llegar a cero para dar comienzo a un nuevo aÑo lleno de ilusiÓn y de esperanza. por supuesto. propÓsitos, metas. aÍi es que son los Últimos minutos es que son los Últimos minutos d

. >> y ademas en este estudio participaron 751 adultos de estados unidos y puerto rico y todos con sobrepesoidad. >> aunque zed down mostro ser mas efectivo en terminos de perdida de peso, wegovi tiene tiene beneficios adicionales para la salud del corazon. >> invernal tormenta invernal atraviesa los grandes lados de la tambien el noreste del pais. >> las nevadas son intensas, hay fuertes vientos y lluvia helada y esto va a continuar. >> el mal tiempo ya dejo imagenes como las que ven en su pantalla en ohio, por ejemplo, el peso de la nieve provoco el colapso de un techo en una e escuela y un lavadero de autos en en pensilvania, un bloque de hielo destruruyo el parabrisas un auto, ademas de multiples accidentes. >> pero, ¿por que se estan produciendo estas intensas nevadas? >> pues aqui esta nuestro jefe de meteorologia, carlos robles, para explicarlo. >> delante, adadelante, carlos. >> arantxa, para que tengas una idea visual de lo que representan cinco pies de nieve acumulada en los grandes lagos, vean toda esta columna de nieve y todo esta asociado a un fenomeno meteorologico que conocemo

yeah, i think it's called puerto rico. ♪ >> thanks for being with us on election night. >> look what is this crazy? this will truly be the golden age of america. >> the outcome of this election is not what we wanted. >> house democrats have fallen a few seats short. >> we are going to raise an america first banner above this place. >> the american people have spoken. >> is a new day in the united states senate and a new day in america. >> politics is tough and in many cases it is not a very nice world. but it is a nice world today and i appreciate it very much. and a transition that is so smooth, it will be as smooth as it can get, and i very much appreciate that, joe. >> you're welcome. thank you all. >> democracy is always an unfinished creation. >> democracy is worth dying for. >> democracy belongs for us all. >> we are here in the sanctuary of democracy. >> great responsibilities fall once again to the great democracies. >> american democracy is bigger than any one person. >> freedom and democracy must be constantly guarded and protected. >> we are still, at our core, a democracy

mira, voy a extrañar la comida de puerto rico. eso es lechón que se come allá. muy rico.voritos. ese tipo de programa es 1 de mis favoritos y yo sé por qué no te lo pierdes, porque ya dayanna nos confesó que ella se animaría. a mí me encantaría. de verdad, de verdad. vamos a hacer un especial para ti. vamos a hacer exatlón noticiero telemundo 48. ok. qué más? a ver quién más sese anima. tú. tú también entrenas? mejor nos entrenas. ya vamos a hacer. vamos a hacer aquí el. el equipo. el equipo. bueno, ahora sí. qué tenemos? bueno, tenemos el programa que tiene el consulado mexicano para repatriar a connacionales que están enfermos en estado crítico. entérese qué tipo de ayuda ofrecen. y también estamos en temporada de compras navideñas. pero sabe cómo devolver un artículo que no le gustó a la tienda para que le regresen su dinero? vamos a contestarles en breve. así que quédese con nosotros porque regresamos con más. después de la pausa ya volvemos. hola. qué tal? buenas tardes. les saluda césar bayona. hola. cómo están? soy miryam villarreal. gracias por seguir en sintonía.

esposa, mireddys gonzalez, de quien se esta d divorciando, estuvieron cara a cara en una corte de puerto rico la primera audiencia por la demanda que el entablo contra ella y su cunada, acusandola de haber retirado sin su autorizacion, 100 millones de dolares de las cuentas de sus empresas. el juez del tribunal de san juan los alento a dialogar y al final llegaron a un acuerdo que permitio que el reggaetonero retomara la presidencia de sus companias. el cartel records y los cangris . se espera un numero record de viajeros en estas vacaciones de fin de ano. casi 120 millones de esta estadounidenses saldran por aire o por tierra desde este sabado hasta el 1 de enero para ce celebrar las fiestas fuera de casa y en compania de sus seres queridos. casi 8 millones vi viajaran en avion. esto representa un aumento del 4.7% con respecto al ano pasado. e expertos recomiendan bajar la aplicacion de su aerolinea y revisar el pronostico del tiempo. >> ahora, cuando hay un retraso significativo o un vuelo cancelado que pruebe que la aerolinea se debe un reembolso en efectivo y automaticamente. >> y otro re

puerto rico. everywhere. we have to act, and we have to do it now. wahler: we were fortunate enough to get meetings at the highest level of congress with senator schumer, the majority leader. also the majority leader of the house and the minority leader, steve scalise, and also jeffrey's. so, key committee members, it is on their radar screen. i want to thank you for your leadership in doing that, and we want to hand the ball off to mayor ginther coming in as president to further this message along. mayor schieve: when a mayor walks into the room that kind of like, oh, the mayor has obviously, a lot of people in the community that knows them. it just makes a big difference when the mayor walks into the room because they are starting to listen. it was funny because, jerry, it was mccarthy, he was still the speaker and i remember all of my friends were like, oh my gosh, what is mccarthy-like checkup because you see them on tv and you get this idea in your head. i was impressed. he was respected. he was like, mayor, how can i help you? let's do this tog

i believe in the independence of puerto rico.i've said this before, now it is is a hollow statement because there's no there are some people who are fighting for. 1950. i'd be campos, who's my hero, who's my malcolm x and emeterio betances fought to get puerto rico free. and i know many of you go there if you have gone there. it's a beautiful island. it's no doubt it. it's an island. it's totally colonized, totally. it can't be free because it does. the united states will cut off the funding and because we don't know how to do for. we continue with this servitude. we have rice, we have beef, we have pork, have chickens. we have you it. we can feed ourselves, but afraid and puerto rico continues to pay more taxes than any other person in the united states. because under the jones act, you can bring ships in. but they have to be if from another nation you pay 30% more. and so that is passed on to the puerto ricans. you here in san francisco. pay more per kilowatt hour than anybody in puerto rico. how they survive, i don't know. and

nick, flying over puerto rico. so maybe visiting my family and hopefully stopping for food. volunteers at peterson air force space in colorado are taking calls from children from around the world, wondering when st. nick will slide down their chimney with presents. the major general in charge of the operation says it is important kids get to bed on time, so the jolly old elf can make husband deliveries without delays. the entire tradition started by accident. the ad accidentally listed the continental air defense hotline. when a child called, the air force colonel who answered the phone and improvised an answer. >>> finally tonight, we know the chaotic malls could get crazy around the holidays, especially when thousands of last-minute shoppers sworn in on christmas eve. modesto police are getting help from those that patrol the parking lots outside the mall. something they've been doing for over two decades. officers say riding horseback make their jobs actually a lot easier. . >> ask it is a great tool, super effective, as far as being able to see in cars and move in parkin

raskin: i thank the distinguished gentlelady from puerto rico. we have no further speakers and i am happy to yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from kentucky. mr. comer: i yield five minutes to the gentleman from california, mr. duarte. mr. duarte: thank you for yielding. i rise today in support of the commonsense bipartisan office of national drug control policy re-authorization act of 2024 and i want to thank chairman comer and ranking member raskin for including provisions from legislation i introduced, the high intensity drug trafficking re-authorization act. in this package in california's central valley and across the united states. the federal high intensity drug trafficking area allows law enforcement officials to share intelligence and pool resources to help get these dangerous drugs off of our streets and out of our schools. they do this through 33 individual heightas. and in 2022, the central valley hidta seized 3,000 kilograms of methamphetamine and 355 kilograms of cocaine and 101 kilograms of he