randy, jr. at the family business an alert officer saw something suspicious. >> they see a zip tie. i drive down there. i immediately identify it as the same make, size of the ones used in the murder. that's a solid piece of evidence. >> that's your first break. >> yeah. >> randy, sr. allowed police to search the business without a warrant. >> immediately we see there's a bag of the same type of wire ties that were used to tie up joseph morrissey. they also sell knives at the business. there's a empty box that holds a 15-inch bowie knife. when he's asked where's the knife that belongs in this box, he tells it should be there. he didn't know where it is. >> you think at this point he's covering up for his son? >> i think that he's aware that things are not going good for his son, but it doesn't seem like he wants to cover for his son. >> so, this is a good citizen letting the police do their investigation. >> correct. >> and if the chips fall on his son, then they do. >> correct. >> okay, randy.

randi: i think there has to be. to do that because niche topics are the kinds of things where you can have a subscription model or a client who is willing to pay, but at the end of the day, it has to consolidate. we cannot support an ad-driven marketing trouble for thousands marketing model for thousands -- marketing model for thousands. our people interested in beautifully produced content like netflix is doing? do they want that kind of stuff or user generated content? it is shifting back and forth. francine: there is so much content -- apple, netflix, facebook. where does it end? randi: every day, hundreds of hours of video gets uploaded to youtube. every day there are over one billion posts on facebook. who is out there listening to your content if everyone else is constantly making their own content? francine: is it going to go down? will it be oversaturated? what kind of content will be -- will we be looking at? randi: i think there will be a layer of cure ration like in museums. with so much content, it is go

the legacy of his work proves randy loves zimmerman. we hope he will continue to grow the city with the thoughtfulness he's shown for nearly three decades. congratulations and thank you for your 25 years of service to city of e and the zimmerman. rise today to recognize and celebrate graduate f blaine high school in my district, st. cloud huskey brezinsky for signing a contract with the san jose sharks. his successful career n blaine high school, he went to play in saint cloud college. he skated three for three huskies.ith the great he advanced to the american hockey league to play for the rain and celebrated when he was signed by the los angeles ings, officially making him an nhl hockey player. as he joins the san jose sharks, e will be there to show our support. congratulations, johnny. we're proud you call minnesota's of h district and the state minnesota your home. we'll continue to cheer you on as you play the game we all love. mr. speaker, i rise today to ashley coles from the minnesota state cattleman's for her commitment to her

. >> randy serrano nos amplía. >> (sonido ambiente) >> el presidente. >> está >> diciendo que no violó había presionado a john baiden , en la elección del 2010 para la ayuda militar. >> tratar de conseguir la influencia de un país exterior. >> dicen sentirse presionados por trump hace meses. >> cada vez son más personas que se sienten amenazadas y que sienten que lo están dejando ya entre la espada y la pared. >> apoyan la investigación de los demócratas. >> están todos preocupados por lo que está sucediendo. >> dicen que este proceso es una farsa. >> causando que se pospusiera,. >> en washington randy serrano telemundo. >> dicen que no hablaran con y en lo que ellos consideran algo ilegal. >> un hombre intento robar en un negocio se le es considerado armado y peligroso . >> el incidente se del pasado 9 de octubre en un comercio ubicado en la avenida, en el boulevard. >> el hombre precisamente habría entrado al lugar disparando.>> peligrosa. >> esta armado y trae un arma, >> se dice que es un hombre blanco hispano. >> a cinco . ocho pies de altura. >> este fue visto por última vez vist

randi: it is so fragmented.o many candidates, so many people that have passions around different issues in different topics. gone are the days when you had a few sources that where they go to places to turn for an election. media companies have to think of themselves as 20 or 30 tiny little media companies and arm their employees to be individual media companies to be reaching the most people. creative andtingly stressful time to be working inside a media company. taylor: that was zuckerberg media founder and ceo randi zuckerberg. coming up, the food delivery business is consolidating. takeaways deal with delivery hero. we will hear more about the sector and growth projections from the ceo of delivery hero, next. taylor: food delivery remains a tough market. front runners uber eats and unprofitableain and giants like takeaway.com and just eat are preparing to merging -- merge. -- delivery hero is seeing growth across new markets in asia and the americas. we spoke with the ceo. in everyarket shares region against

randi: absolutely, it will be critical. will have to make sure they are playing in all of the new spaces. that's why we're talking about audio at zuckerberg media. think it's one of the only spaces at the moment where there are more people listening to podcasts than there are podcasts regularly updated. there was a brief window around blogging like this about 20 years ago. that window is gone, i would not suggest anyone launches a new blog, it is impossible to get noticed, but podcasting and audio is in that beautiful window right now. i think the media companies that are noble enough to see the opportunities and get in will survive. francine: if you look at the 2020 presidential election, how should media come these look at this election differently? randi: it is interesting because it's so fragmented. there are so may candidates, sony people that have passions around different issues and topics. gone are the days when you had a few sources that were the go to places to turn for an election. i think media companies, they h

the hazmat department there. >> thanks, randy. some background now on nustar energy, on this facility that we're looking at. in all the company has 74 terminal and storage facilities across the country. they store and distribute crude oil, refined product, and specialty liquids. and this particular facility that you're looking at right now in crockett, this one has a total of 24 tanks with a capacity of holding more than three million barms. the tomorrows inside include gasoline, diesel, aviation fuels and ethanol. >> andrea borba has been live at the scene for a while. i know you have the mask there. but i'm told you had to resort to an inhaler. >> reporter: yeah, i was going down a bad path. i feel much better now. we want to pan back over to show you what the scene looks like right now. the fire crews have been moving back and forth. trying to put some foam and water on top of these fires. we're even seeing some fires away from the tanks on the ground. those seem to be out at this point. photo journalist alex montano was the fi

meanwhile, the suspect, randy santos is facing four counts of murder, norah, as well as an attempted murder charge. >> all right, mola, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead. hospital officials take emergency action after a deadly bacteria strikes premature babies. >>> how a pro-democracy tweet is threatening the nba's multibillion partnership with china. >>> and tyler perry has made millions making audiences laugh. now he's making movie history. here at... snowfest... for your worst sore throat pain try vicks vapocool drops. it's not candy, it's powerful relief. ahhhhhh! vaporize sore throat pain with vicks vapocool drops. >>> tonight the nba is under fire for backing down to china over a pro-democracy tweet. the league is accused of putting its multibillion brand ahead of free speech. jim axelrod explains how the tweet sparked an international incident. >> reporter: in the world's most populous country, the most popular pro sports league is the nba. >> the nba is the only sport in the world that has a chance to be a truly international sport that's based in the united state

thank you, glen. >> thank you very much, randy. as i mentioned earlier in our previous discussion beforehand, i wanted to ask you about what is the pentagon thinking about china in the arctic, if you could address that. >> well, we put out an annual report at the pentagon called the pla military power report and every year we select a special topic or two to include as special annexes. at this point we're more in the observation phase and trying to better understand phase. we see certainly a lot of interests on the part of the chinese, joining the arctic council as an observer. their own stated policy of the arctic silk road. they put silk road behind just about everything now or belt or road. but they've -- near arctic state. they've declared themselves a near arctic state. the heavy investment in ice breakers. there's some ambition there and i think we're trying to understand the full spectrum of what's driving that ambition. maybe resource interests, it may be new routes for commerce and it may very well be military in terms of

let me first of all say a couple words about randy. he is long been known in the china community as a robust voice on china leading strategy on asia. in 2008 he co-founded project 2049 with mark stokes. he's been very active in this region for a long time and has had a wide and distinguished career. we are starting off with the consulting firm armitage international and he's gone on to different areas. he's the c.e.o. and president of project 49, a nonprofit organization. he's also served as deputy assistant secretary of state for east asia and pacific affairs. responsible for china to one mongolia, hong kong, australia, new zealand, and the pacific islands. maybe you have the biofor him. i think one of the things he's done in terms of being a robust thinker, i think he's very proud of this and has every right to be, is that in june, 2019, he helped develop the long-term -- in order to deal with china's long-term strategy competitor, he create add new position in the department of defense called the new department assistant secretary o

talking to the former fed governor, randy croson are.omberg. ♪ francine: i and shake seals a partial u.s. trade deal that u.s. china trade deal. not good enough, the eu says a brexit breakthrough is still a long way off. the pound drifts lower as talks continue ahead of this week's crucial summit. syria's president assad sends troops to the region. the u.s. and eu threaten erdogan with sanctions. good morning everyone. this is bloomberg surveillance. lot going on. we are looking at the markets. a little bithile n trying to figure out what this u.s. china trade deal actually means. we look at your markets, brexit and we look at the week that will be with imf later this week. scarlet: china economic data as well. there's a lot of excitement on friday. the knee-jerk reaction was to go long on risky access -- risky assets. people taking a closer look at what was agreed to. it was all done on a handshake deal and even china itself says it was substantial progress, not calling it much more. it's probably the earnings season that will -- let's

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i'm randy alvarez. today's topic, replacing missing teeth with dental implants. have an expert on the topic. he is a prosthodontist -- dr. mark adams. dr. adams, welcome to the program. >> thanks for having me, randy. >> now, before we get into today's topic -- and i know you brought a lot of photos, and we'll get to as many as we can -- tell us a little bit about clearchoice. i guess you're kind of unique. you focus on just about one

tercera edad la idea segÚn el gobierno es el programa sea mÁs econÓmico y efectivo este washington randyde personas de su edad elba depende del mded a medicamedica medicare para su cuidado de salud. >> presento asegurada que pueda tener una enfermedad grave ssin a donde acudir. >> este jueves el presidente firmÓ una orden ejecutiva que dice que mejora tal programa privado de medicare que se benefician 22 millones de personas de la tercera edad. >> dice que el plan darÁ mas servicios y acceso a los mejores equipos mÉdicos a un precio mÁs econÓmico pero como esta experta de salud muchos dicen que el plan del presidente sÓlo ben beneficia a quienes pagan por esto y que el anuncio serÁ mas que nada una estrategia polÍt a polÍtica. >> en florida hay muchos retirados polÍticos es un estado clave para el entonces anuncia algo de medicare, en florida es una jugada polÍtica. >> de polÍtica el presidente dice que los demÓcratas que en terminar con esto y dar seguro mÉdico los inmigrantes ilegales. >> por su parte que nos frenan al evento salen convencidos que el presidente mejorarÁ su calidad de v

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boyfriend yet, and if randy and presley have anything to say about it -- >> i think she's the last one that would have an issue with it. they'd first have to get through my brother and dad. >> selena gomez need not worry about that. she's single and loving it. ♪ to love you ♪ to love you ♪ i needed to lose you to love me ♪ >> these two songs were me wrapping up a chapter in a pretty little bow. >> the obvious references to her past relationship with justin bieber left fans rabid. they even attacked justin's new tearing women down, and i will never, ever be by that. >> and here's the photo of jennifer lawrence and cooke maroney at their exclusive rhode island wedding. jennifer chose a chic up do and a gown that sparkled. "e.t." has confirmed the dress was designed by dior. jennifer has been the face of the couture brand for years. here's everything else we know. the wedding was star-studded. ♪ that's newly single adele. nicole richie and cameron diaz, kris jenner and sienna miller who wore a billowing red gown. as for nerves, jennifer recently told kat sadler's naked podcast why she has

three. >> randi joins me now.nquiry to move forward, yet just three say that the president should be removed from office. >> reporter: they're turned off. they're waiting for the facts. they're turned off by the president. they want to see how this is going to play out. they want the full investigation. they do think there's something fishy happening here but again they want to see how it goes. they certainly don't buy the president's explanation or the white house's explanation that he was trying to just root out corruption in ukraine. but if you look ahead, anderson, to the election for 2020 as far as our voters go, one is considering voting for joe biden. just one in the group. the others like pete buttigieg, elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, and andrew yang. and one is considering voting for bill weld if he is the republican nominee and donald trump is not. if donald trump is the republican nominee, anderson, not a single person in our group say that they will vote for him. >> randi, thanks very much. >>> just

i'm randy alvarez. today's topic, replacing missing teeth with dental implants. according to my first guest, no more dentures. and with us we have an expert on the topic. he is a prosthodontist -- dr. mark adams. dr. adams, welcome to the program. >> thanks for having me, randy. >> now, before we get into today's topic -- and i know you brought a lot of photos, and we'll get to as many as we can -- tell us a little bit about clearchoice. i guess you're kind of unique. you focus on just about one thing. so, who is the typical patient? >> we focus solely on dental implants, and our average

i'm randy alvarez. today's topic, replacing missing teeth with dental implants. according to my first guest, no more dentures. and with us we have an expert on the topic. he is a prosthodontist -- dr. mark adams. dr. adams, welcome to the program. >> thanks for having me, randy. >> now, before we get into today's topic -- and i know you brought a lot of photos, and

. >> reporter: randy shaw said he expects both proposition a and proposition e will pass. they have little opposition. he is urging voters not to get complacent. he said proposition a is all high. >>> it is a clever game where they are trying to avoid. they are all for proposition e. we are going to expand affordable housing. it will have minimal impact. >> reporter: it would amend the planning code to allow 100% affordable housing and educator housing publicly zoned land except for parks. $20 million from proposition a would fund educator housing. he said that is not nearly enough. he points to this map that shows public land some of which could be freed up by proposition e. a similar map has been used in political ads. the green areas are the only neighborhoods were building new apartment complexes is legal. proposition e does little to change that. he said he would rather see the city rezone the westside were single-family homeowners live. >>> for free san francisco can create tens of thousands of units that will increase affordability and that is what the board won't d

my name is randy sawyer. what -- i was talking throughout and we measured last night, we had material specialist who spun into it and took estimations last night and they found no bending in the area and also measured for particulates and that is our biggest concern from the fire. the smoke which h a lot of particulates and so they did find some unhealthy levels of particulates throughout the night especially when it is backed up and again see higher concentration of particulates in the air. when we called an all clear last night we basically worked with contract fire protection district to determine if it would flare back up and also looked at the air quality and everything seems in the healthy range but particulates at that time so we were able to determine it was safe to -- for people to no longer shelter in place. other chemicals that could be in the smoke or in the -- from the byproduct of fire. ethanol produced carbon dioxide and water. in this case it wasn't burning completely, what we call incomplete

. >> it's a hobby that randy moon mullins and his wife irene began as newlyweds.alf-a-century later, they've collected 1/4-of-a-million indian arrowheads from all across america. >> they were looking at the largest privately-owned collection east of the mississippi. i mean, it's amazing. >> the couple display their finest relics in a makeshift museum in their hickory, north carolina home. >> boy scout groups, church people come in, and see what he collected. it was an honor. >> inevitably, word of the collection spreads well beyond hickory. >> moon and irene had an opportunity to sell this exhibit to john wayne. >> excuse me? john wayne came to look at the exhibit? >> yeah. but moon asked him, "will you keep it all together?", he says, "no," and moon wouldn't sell it to him, because he knew it was going to be split up. >> according to underwood, the "duke" wasn't the last offer moon received. one was for half-a-million bucks. >> he turned down $500,000? >> yes. >> that sounds perfectly reasonable to american indian historian joe candio. >> the collection certainly

randy page tells us the easy fire and simi valley took aim at the reagan presidential library. >>>>> reporter: the wind gust at the reagan library are so strong they will actually knock you over if you are not prepared to brace yourself for the gus. it does give us an excellent vantage point to see this fire. you can see the black smoke. we have seen smoke from this vantage point all day long along with dc-10 air tanker drops. a lot of air attack. as we look closer to the museum the ground in front of us. you can see it is dark and black scorched earth. this is what it looks like in the 360 degree around the museum. here is video we took earlier today. the fire made its march appeared to the top of the hill to the reag museum. amazingly the museum escape without any problems. none of the documents nothing here was touch. a lot of people here are grateful including the museum curator randy swan. >>> from a visual standpoint it looked as cataclysmic as almost any other image you have seen. we will remember this day. the library came out of it pretty much unscathed.>> reporter: we take

randi: absolutely, it will be critical.ill have to make sure they are playing in all of the new spaces. that's why we're talking about audio at zuckerberg media. think it's one of the only spaces at the moment where there are more people listening to podcasts than there are podcasts regularly updated. aroundas a brief window blogging like this about 20 years ago. that window is gone, i would not suggest anyone launches a new get, it is impossible to noticed, but podcasting and audio is in that beautiful window right now. i think the media companies that are noble enough to see the opportunities and get in will survive. francine: if you look at the 2020 presidential election, how should media come these look at this election differently? randi: it is interesting because it's so fragmented. there are so may candidates, sony people that have passions around different issues and topics. gone are the days when you had a few sources that were the go to places to turn for an election. i think media companies, they have to almost t

randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> randi, thank you for that report. >>> the u.s. supreme court starts a new term on monday and justices will confront a number of politically explosive issues. >> it will be a challenge for the chief justice to keep the high court out of the spotlight when the rulings emerge during an election year. we have the details. >> reporter: a mow men to us term is set to again. the justices will tackle an array of issues, lgbt rights, gun rights, and last week the court agreed to hear an abortion case. all these opinions will come down in the heat of the next election. they'll be heard by president trump's two nominees, gorsuch and brett kavanaugh. on sunday protesters gathered at the court to mark kavanaugh's one-year anniversary they're furious he was confirmed despite allegations of sexual misconduct that came out during his confirmation process. liberals are worried about the direction of the court because kavanaugh took the seat of anthony kennedy, who was largely seen as a swing oat vote for some of these issues. all eyes will be on c

meanwhile, the suspect, randy santos, is facing four counts of murder, norah, as well as an attemptedder charge. >> o'donnell: all right, mola, thank you. there is still much more ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." hospital officials take emergency action after a deadly nccteria strikes premature babies. how a pro-democracy tweet is threatening the n.b.a.'s multibillionlar partnership with china. and tyler perry has made millions making audiences laugh. isw he's making movie history. man 1: ...caused liver damage. vo: epclusa treats all main types of chronic hep c. vo: whatever your type, ask your doctor if epclusa is your kind of cure. woman 2: i had the common type. man 2: mine was rare. vo: epclusa has a 98% overall cure rate. man 3: i just found out about my hepatitis c. woman 3: i knew for years. vo: epclusa is only one pill, once a day, taken with or without food for 12 weeks. vo: before starting epclusa, your doctor will test if you have had hepatitis b, which may flare up, and could cause serious liver problems during and after treatment. vo: tell your doctor if you have h

let's see how congressman randy weber of texas sees it. welcome to the show.ou, chris. >> congressman, i know you don't like the process and i'm happy to talk to you about what you think is at play. in terms of what we know about the situation at this point, can you really say that this president did nothing wrong in his dealings with ukraine? >> chris, have you read the transcript? >> yes. >> you recognize that in that transcript that president zelensky says to president trump he did a great job of draining the swam map over here, he coul use president trump's help, he could learn from the president. did you read that? >> yup. >> here is the president of ukraine who has said to our great president, look, you've done a great job of draining your swamp, we've got corruption over here, i could use some help and i could learn from you. the president says there are a couple of examples, uses the crowd strike, through the russian collusion -- >> i know the conspiracy theory. >> so crowd strike, a wealthy ukrainian owned that is right of that company, they got to lo

now randy's report. >> you tell me what you know and i'll confirm. you in the right direction if i can but that's all. just follow the money. >> reporter: he is perhaps the most famous whistle-blower in history, known simply as deep throat. in the 1970s, he helped take down president nixon by divulge critical information to "washington post" reporters bob woodward and carl bernstein. deep throat would set up secret meetings with woodward by drawing a clock with a specific time usually late at night on page 20 of woodward's copy of "the new york times." they would then meet at that time inside an underground parking garage. >> no, i'm not deep throat. >> reporter: in fact, he was. the mystery ended in 2005 when mark felt, the number two in command at the fbi in the early 70s revealed he was deep throat. also in the 1970s, military analyst daniel ellsberg earned a reputation as the most dangerous man in america for leaking a top study on the vietnam war known as "the pentagon papers." the pentagon papers showed the government mismanaged the vietnam war

trust america's #1 whitening brand, crest 3d whitestrips. >>> 360's randi kaye has been in iowa tryingight she tried to pin down joni ernst about it. she was met with a string of nonanswers. tonight she tried to get some questions to vice president mike pence. there are two pieces of sound you need to hear. the first is what mike pence said during the 2016 campaign about whether foreigners should interfere in american elections. >> you all need to know out there, this is basic stuff. foreign donors and governments cannot participate in the american political process. >> wow. okay. basic stuff, he said. golly gee. here's the second piece of sound, this time from the president -- from the president less than a week -- ago on the south lawn of the white house talking about ukraine. >> they should investigate the bidens because how does a company that's newly formed, and, by the way, likewise, china should start an investigation into the bidens. >> you remember marco rubio said that was a joke. you had a chance to ask the vice president about all this, how did that go? >> well, anderson, i

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tengan buenas tardes y hasta maÑana a la hora de sieprmpre >> musica >> (mmúsica) desde washington randyerrano nos explica de qué se trata y qué debe hacer. maynor no tiene la estrella en su identificacion no urge pero no hay que dejarlo. recibió la carta donde dice que debe cumplir con el requisito. los estadounidenses ni la mitad cumple con este requisito. los requisitos varian de estado por lo general número de identidad, en estos estados donde facilitan la licencia de conducir para indocumentados no tendrán ningún problema, pero en 40 estados sí. según un reciente estudio si la ley realid fuera implementada ahora 70 mil personas quedarían sin poder abordar un avión. también buscan sujeto que provocó una balacera a plena luz del día. este vehículo en pantalla podría estar viculado a robos, según la policía de parque fremont estos se acercan a la gente, les ofrecen joyería, estos remueven la joyería real de las víctimas, nueve casos se han reportado. la policía de pittsburgh pide su ayuda para identificar un sujeto que cometió un crimen. son imágenes del sábado por la mañana, sube por

how much longer can they stay at these levels randy, thank you very much for joining us i want to putto our viewers who may have missed this last week a month ago if you wanted to charter a very large crude carrier it would cost you 25 to 28,000 per day today, it's over $105,000. 28,000 to $105,000, these are rough numbers based on various brokers i talked to because of sanctions on costco a major chinese shippingsustainable? >> yes the crude market has seen phoenix rising incredible supply demand fundamentals the u.s./china sanctions the sanctions on the china costco ships. >> the biggest fleet in the world by the way you're effectively -- i guess the metaphor would be if fed exor ups -- you couldn't ship with them, everyone else is just going to jack their rates up massively. >> then you have unipec and exxon saying we're not going to touch any vessel that has done any activity with venezuela. so you have these supply fundamentals and vessels coming offline for scrub or retro fits. on the demand side, you have rising inventories in asia india and sourcing them from longer distances,

randy de rodrÍguez de un desamparado.do para matar a las vÍctimas. los hombres desamparados estaban durmiendo uno al lado del otro cuando dos con un indigente los atacÓ sin motivo alguno. no fueron los Únicos. en total se reportaron cuatro muertes esta madrugada en el conocido barrio chino.todas por un golpe en un metal de la cabeza propinado por un joven de 24 aÑos. quÉ estaba pasando por la cabeza esta persona de querer matar a esta gente. gente inocente como pienso yo. no saben no se tiene un problema si perecido. pero muy triste como muy triste. al final, todos somos seres humanos. es uno de los peores sucesos que ha sufrido la comunidad. se precisar, pero se estima que en 2018 mÁs de 130,000 personas pasaron una noche en los refugios. de ellos, mÁs de 45,000 eran niÑos. la tragedia lo ha dejado como sociedad de la que se enfrenta por no tener donde vivir. la policÍa dice que una de las vÍctimas era un hombre de 84 aÑos. tercera persona todavÍa no han sido identificados.tarea que podrÍa complicarse debido a su condici

randy serrano con la informaciÓn convertirse en la nuestra fue que lograrlo no fue fÁcil >>> tuve quen miles cada aÑo >>> una ambiciosa propuesta para una oficina nacional que se encargarÍan de proporcionar informaciÓn inmigrantes que se convierten en ciudadanos del paÍs >>> una inversiÓn debido al crecimiento mÁs grande que se hace democrÁticamente en la comunidad latina. >>> bajo la propuesta para o ofrecer servicios legales cursos de inglÉs y ayuda para encontrar empleo ademÁs se establecerÍa a todo nuevo sedano para agotar para un inmigrantevotar para un inmigrante. >>> algunos consideran un malgasto de dinero de los contribuyentes >>> no hay ninguna necesidad lo que dijo el presidente regen. no crear nuevas agencias de gobierno. >>> el aÑo pasado mÁs de 750,000 inmigrantes se convirtieron en estado inertes. ahora hace estado inan s estados unidos e estadounidenses >>> nos vamos a la pausa, ahora esto estÁ en juego de en el por quÉ >>> un tiroteo durante una fiesta de halloween. >>> prepÁrese para una noche frÍa tenemos por esas temperaturas durante las prÓximas horas hablaremos d

randy wolf won the vet, 59 miles an hour. his brother jim wolf behind the plate tonight.se he was number one involves an strike calls. the job he did in the league division series. tonight he's done a terrific job because we haven't talked about the umpire too much with balls and strikes tonight. >> joe: we had to wait until game 7. 1-1 pitch is outside. 2-1. it was worth the wait. this postseason, this entire season rolls forward to one game to decide who wins at all. the astros playing in their 180th game. the nationals playing in their 179th game. 2-1 pitch. greinke hops off the mound and gets the out. two down. he was going after that before cabrera squared around it look like. >> john: wonder if chirinos was yelling two, two, two. i think he was. greinke was just going to make sure he gets the out. he knows what he's got to protect when the shift is on. >> joe: now zimmerman can tie it with a hit. he bounced back to greinke his first time up. that goes down as a sacrifice for asdrubal cabrera. >> john: if greinke gets this outcome it will be the first time he complet

let me say, a couple words about randy. he has long been known in the china community is a robust voice on china. in 2008, he cofounded the project 2049 with mark stokes, he has been very active in this region in a wide industry engrossed career and were starting off with a consulting firm and gone on to different areas with a nonprofit organization in asia. he served as a deputy secretary of state for the asian pacific affairs was responsible for china mongolia, hong kong, australia and the pacific islands. and maybe you have the file for him, and one of the things he has done in terms of being a robust thinker, he is very proud of this and has every right to be. in june 2019 he helped develop the long-term -- in order to deal china the strategic competitor and created a new position in the department of defense called the secretary of defense for china. that has been a very important development because his help focus and synthesize the thinking and the pentagon on china and were delighted that he has taken the time to co

palabras y advirtió sobre grandes consecuencias en contra de un legislador demócrata de washington, randyémica batalla una lluvia de tweets que comenzó desde el domingo dijo que quiere saber quién es el informante que destapó la controversia. >>> querer revelar la persona que hizo esta acusación es en contra. de la ley como podía terminar en juicio político. >>> en su defensa el mandatario dijo que es una vergüenza y es corrupción como nunca antes se ha visto dijo este domingo. espera que el presidente peleé con dientes y uñas pero que todas han marcha de que el informarte pueda testificar pronto bajo juramento y a puerta cerrada prometió proteger la identidad del informante. >>> quieren avanzar con esta información a los testimonios con el congreso. >>> se ve a una mujer hispana arremetiendo contra un grupo de inmigrantes que intentaba cruzar la frontera hacia los estados unidos.>>> vive en tijuana, lo considera más barato. >>> hacemos una pausa. al regresar estas imágenes no son un simple acto de vandalismo son la prueba en un caso de crimen de odio y la policía busca al responsable les

. >> reporter: randy shaw expects both prop eight and he will pass . they have little opposition she's urging voters not to get complacent. he says prop e is all hype. >> they are trying to avoid, they are all for prop e and they can say they did g . >> reporter: it would amend the city planning code to allow 100% affordable housing and educator housing a publicly zoned land except for parks. $20million from proposition eight would fund educator housing but shaw says it's not nearly enough. he points to this map, public land could be readable by property and the similar map has been used in ads. the green areas are the only places were building new apartment complexes is legal. they would rather have the city rezone the west side were single-family homeowners live. for free san francisco can create tens of thousands of units and that's what the board won't do because of their alliances with the homeowners >> supporters of a and e together recognize the limitations. >> is not a silver bullet but it will allow for more affordable housing in every neighbo

congreso ya que hay varias propuestas de ley que buscan proteger a estas personas de la deportaciÓn, randyadounidense. >>> yo soy una persona que creo que debes pagar si cometes un crimen, pero, la deportaciÓn es un extremo, pagas doble sentencia. >>> pasÓ 14 aÑos en su nativo mÉxico, paÍs que desconocia porque saliÓ de ahÍ siendo niÑo la cÁmara baja para contar su historia y abogar por cambios a la ley. >>> el demÓcrata lou correa, respalda proyecto que darÍa ciudadanÍa a quien termine su servicio militar para evitar riesgo de deportaciÓn. >>> creo que sÍ hay apoyo con republicanos tambiÉn, lo que queremos hacer es educar a republicanos y demÓcratas y al presidente, que es lo correcto. >>> gobierno no sabe a ciencia cierta cuantos veteranos de po deportados pr se calcula que hay de mil obligados a vivir en otros paÍses a pesar que estuvieron dispuestos a dar su vida por estados unidos. >>> cada caso tiene que ser evaluado. >> problemÁtica que ice no sigue sus propias polÍtica a la hora de determino ash si deportar o no a un veterano. >>> servicio de ciudadanÍa e inmigraciÓn de estados uni

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