been in friend, richie a sailing to a remote highland in the delta. they want to cancel the 9th and spend the following day exploring the i feel like slowing down taking half a day to get anywhere. that process of slowing down kind of helps me see this landscape better and more clearly. growing up here was a good way to understand this landscape. and i, i spent holidays and summers on my dad shrimp, of learning these waters. i learned to swim right over there and much of these areas have, have washed away into something unrecognizable. the bin is looking for a remote island to spend the nights on because tomorrow he wants to do something out of the ordinary. go ahead and assemble my powered paraglider so that i'm ready to go early in the morning. i usually wake up an hour before sunrise and kind of set things up, but it takes a little longer to put the loader back together after sailing the mississippi river delta of the base. and it's a low lying area and the islands of flats. the best way to explode them is from the bins powered power. glider is per

the tree roots give the islands greatest ability, so then not as easily washed away. richie knows if it's a just a drop in the bucket, but because it's better than doing nothing, the richie grows the seedlings and it's on god and received no financial assistance from the governmental aid organizations. he used to work as a fisherman and later on an offshore oil. rig richie now has a job with the local township, but he's most devoted to his work in the delta. so you can see there's water in the ground here. very high water table. this island is it risk because it doesn't have a single tree. and the roots of the plans aren't more than a couple of centimeters deep mock has been planting trees along, so i'd richie for years. my family came here in early 1700 has been living here ever since. and if it goes away, we go way. the humans that we're living here before they built earth and mountains made on a one basket of money shell of the time. they pulled their efforts in labor together to live in these exceedingly productive places. and when the europeans got here, we built levies and we s

delta richie is actively conversing. it's the today. what we're going to be doing is we're going to be planning from cypress trees out into wetland areas. and i began doing this work around 2009 or so 2010. and i was working in the oil and gas industry and i was driving the boat's here in the harbor. right. and i was going back and forth between the harbor and the spots on the golf and noticing a lot of land loss over the years. and i wanted to be doing anything i could to, to be slowing that down and so planting trees was something that i could do within my own power. richie and ma could already planted several 1000 trees in the mississippi delta. the tree roots give the islands greatest ability. so the notice easily washed away, richie knows these f, it's a just a drop in the bucket. but because it's better than doing nothing, the richie grows the seedlings, and these are on god and receipts no financial assistance from the governmental aid organizations. he used to work as a fisherman and later on an offshore oil rig. richey now has

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hi, richie. are can get him now. hi, richie. are you there ? you there? >> yes. hi, andrew.nt to say a big thank you to for, neil advocating for us in parliament, we do take notice, and we greatly appreciate that. thank you. neil >> absolutely. richie. now tell us about your experience. what happened with you, i transitioned at the age of 26, but because of the 20 1213 interim nhs protocols, which were backed by the w path guidelines , i was able to use guidelines, i was able to use a privately paid assessment to start a testosterone blocker before it even been seen by the gender clinic. and then i was assessed there, and it was a affirmation only route, which i would like to say is being challenged, in a high court decision on the 26th of this month , by the case ran by anna month, by the case ran by anna castle and the other parent. and the reason for that is i'm not sure if a lot of people realise that, although the children's services may not be using the w path guidelines, when as soon as they turn 16 or 17, they are instantly being referred to the aduu instantly being

sunak and how her and richie sunak were completely opposed the intimidating political opponents and we can't have people criticized uh we can't have politicians criticized in a way that would upset them and she said kind of set the scene for this guy who came on called garfields and he came up to rostrom and he turned around and said um can people stop hissing behind my back we all looked at each other and what's no one's hissing, certainly we couldn't hear any hissing from where we were sitting, and then the the chair of the meeting shut shut the meeting down and somehow um, this hissing that i couldn't hear was interpreted as anti-semitic in some way. now i have no idea how this interpretation was reached, i didn't know, i didn't even know the guy's name at the time, i didn't know his religion, i didn't know anything about him, but 'even if people were hissing, why would it be anti-semitic? mean, couldn't it just be like the body coming on in a in a program, in a theatre even when people would hiss, he's about to make 17 million pounds worth of cuts, maybe people would have hissed

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richie is a former mayoral candidate and diana is a d.c.who organized effort to recall one of her city council members. we're talking about a complete 180 on crime policies. voters in san francisco voted to strengthen policing in the city and add drug testing for people receiving welfare. did you think you would see the day? >> hi, good morning, carley. we were really, really hoping and praying for this to come. it's a long time coming. progr progressivism, if that means criminals can run rampant on the streets and schools can refuse to teach math and people receiving welfare can do it even if they are addicted to drugs, that is problematic. we're ready and angry. i saw this coming for a while. i am supportive very much and the thing is our mayor london breed is taking credit for those two ballot measures you mentioned. this is trying to save face because as you mentioned at the top, this is an election year and she's running for reelection. there is politics involved. >> carley: only so much crime and drug use and homelessness people can t

. >> british prime minister richie response to criticism over support of one of the conservative partiesortedly made racist comments about diane abbott. illegal migration from a healthcare funding and transportation in the house of commons. >> mr. speaker, one of the greatest miscarriages of justice. today we are introducing legislation responsible was the5 account payment. conspiracy theories about islam and muslims. they be getting its own house in or homophobia these parties and th■ definition. >> mr. speaker, no place in society and it's important to distinguish between political&n debate on one hand and public sector, intimidation and violence on the other at a distance of matter but it's one must tackle trying to hijack our democracy. >> thank you, mr. speaker. eligible for long service and for those who make a the coast guard. as i planned, they are for the nhs see if this can be corrected and recognize in the nhs to helping others >> i am pleased to the organization recognize■z our hor system and able to acknowledge the work and it remains open for that. i will make sure he discu

when richie souness— taking them seriously.ty is well as— management of the conservative party is well as management of the wider government that rishi sunak has to balance _ government that rishi sunak has to balance i_ government that rishi sunak has to balance. i think it does matter. i think— balance. i think it does matter. i think there — balance. i think it does matter. i think there are a lot of question marks— think there are a lot of question marks over— think there are a lot of question marks over whether or not he is the prime _ marks over whether or not he is the prime minister or the conservative leader— prime minister or the conservative leader that will lead the party into the next _ leader that will lead the party into the next elections. we saw that polling. — the next elections. we saw that polling, the conservatives trailing the labour party by least 20 percentage points and i think that is looking — percentage points and i think that is looking like a very bad election loss as _ is looking like a very bad e

nigel lawson and gordon brown and just a couple of years ago the then-chancellor, now prime minister richiee in lecture. we've not heard a great deal in terms of new, fresh inside and it's all about setting out -- as an economist she left the universities and went to work for the bank of england for several years and is based on this idea of secure economics. which i don't think is going to get repeated on the doorstep of many voters when we get to the general election but it's the idea we need a really safe economy with a safe steward at the helm in order for the economy to grow. i think it's like what the biden administration has done in the united states, investing in the green initiative. they watered down what about they decided on years ago. e question is how are they going to do this without putting up taxes? that is going to be the detective when we get to the general election. but lots of detail from rachel and lots of long words. difficult to follow, to be honest. >> thank you very much, indeed. let's take you to haiti next and there seems little the world can do for the moment bu

richie steve richie this item go to a 340u between the rec and park department and the puc port of san francisco zoo recycled water project. okay. >> um, the project will supply 200 thousand gallons to the san francisco zoo for animal wash down and irrigation for the highway. the project will offset close to 100 percent groundwater use with the recycled water and use that water out of the ground water project and i will say 12 used by the zoo is, you know, one of the fewer views for the recycled water tripped we're part of here. we'll construct a pipeline for the highway and take over the groundwater infrastructure and which use for back up for the recycled water san francisco rec and park department will continue to own and operate and maintain the reservoir and highway system. and just to make sure you're aware the zoo rec and park department that is why the pow is with the rec and park department. >> um, we will reimburse the rec and park department for the expenses from and fund a staff position for the water recycled will be the biggest yours of the kr50irgd water in this to make

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so based on the go july vehicle, a vehicle um, both of this goes nearby was ashamed. richie, last name is i'll shoot you a j during the 78 by the condition of that. and it's of interest to me and doing that. i will do. i am the same for total no, by giving you the but the if you do it the, uh, the which the beeping has. what's the item composition in units would be significant to put in? what's the year? 2000 is less than a year to move these more you of the ceiling this year june the 5th 1000000 is or would you be what the dish is? pull those. i think it leaves though. i mean, that wasn't shown us that mostly if it was me wondering if the visual was know on the beach was the boys and i was in this, the system of these people, mileage the quote and almost of course the so the come but it does come out of my to so that's gonna cause a lot of labels that might have since the machine has looked at. it just shows that idea. it's above us. what it's the color me please if go to the window. so there's, there's no way this is by the end of season, you could sort of try to compress core, just

but i don’t think so, if you start thinking, then at least richi, here you are cheerful, but your boyfriendu everything myself, wait, wait, ghoul, documents, comrade driver , comrade, drive on, comrade driver, take care of the girl, take care, comrade commander, let’s go, zoya vasilievna, lord, what’s wrong with you? but no, i know this man from the nkvd, this is viktor lyubarsky, and he was taken then together with his father, when he was released, they were arrested together in 1941, but how does he know your father? victor was his father's student, he i wrote a diploma under my father’s guidance, i still don’t know what was in the diploma... there was something like that, but first they took the video, and then my father, zoya vasilievna, god, please sit down, sir, i don’t even know if he’s alive or not , “kiselyov calls you on the carpet for an explanation, i’ve just come from there, what a snake you are, i’m putting things in order here, alone, then...” let me figure it out, they checked everything , there’s no one in the hospital, take a description from the staff and give it to all t

richie sunak told the commons the remarks were racist and wrong.inister apologize for what he called rude comments about britain's first black female mp. the argument dominated the prime minister's questions as labor called on the conservatives to give him the money back. >> will you give the money back, prime minister? >> the big questions ringing in the ears of rishi sunak. >> will the party take all money from mr. hester? >> after which two senior conservatives answered ese questions rather differently. >> i would think about the company i kept and i would give the money back. i have to give you my view rather than what the party should do. i thought about how i would handle that situation. >> if mr. hester said i would like to give you another 10 million pounds, would you take it? >> on the basis we don't believe he is a racist, yes. >> coming to questions the prime minister -- >> how low would he have to sing? what racist violence would he have to make before the prime minister plucked up the courage to hand back the 10 million pounds he's tak

. >> whit: day si and richie adopting horton as soon as they could. >> he's the cutest guy ever, andt: horton now in the warm embrace of his forever home. >> don't be afraid to adopt dogs. like he had a rough start to his life. all they need is a little love and a little attention. we couldn't be happier with horton. >> whit: absolutely. truly a happy ending. thanks so much for watching tonight. i'm whit johnson. good night announce thank you for making world news tonight with david muir america's most-watched newscast. food chain set to shutter one of its restaurants for the first time ever. also, the pressure is on for oakland's newly named police chief, facing a tough road ahead and nancy pelosi on the fight to keep the affordable care act going. abc7 news starts right now. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> rain coming down hard across parts of the bay area today. this video shot this afternoon at the macarthur maze in oakland. good evening. i'm j.r. stone. we begin with weather this afternoon

and as you know, richie torres, a different, well, a different congressman from new york. he's a democrat. and this is according to punchbowl, quote, is introducing a new rule, the george rule. george stands for getting expelled, officially revokes guaranteed entry rule. that's pretty clever, actually. that would revoke house floor privileges for expelled members of the house of representatives. you you think that that's a good rule? >> i think it is a good rule. i mean, let's just remember to only i think this is he's the sixth member of congress who has been expelled. so the last history in the history, so the last one that was expelled was in 2002. and prior to that, i believe it was back from the civil war when they were, you know, confessed being traitors to the confederacy. so i don't think they've ever usually when someone is expelled, i don't think you really want to return to the place where, let's face it, 105 republican members of, you know, of your colleagues decided for you to be expelled from congress. >> to be honest, they led the charge. the new york republ

countries, powered their way through a winding course that went through the town. 26 year old simon richie, from san francisco, was the fastest runner, finishing in two hours and 28 minutes. we have to give a big shout out to our abc seven news 6 p.m. producer kate eby, who finished today's half marathon in just under two hours. way to go, kate! 27 year old sarah bagnell, from san francisco, finished in 257 to win the women's category. target is making a change that will force customers to get in line in more ways than one. what's different at self-checkout starting today, and why thieves are being blamed for the switch and another departure from san francisco's union square. the final day of the business at the north face and tomorrow will be even warmer. >> here's a live shot of the santa cruz beach, where temperatures tomorrow will be in the low 70. enjoy the spring like warmth because it's going to feel more like wintetowards the end of the starting today, the retailer is limiting customers to ten items or less in the self-service lines. target began relying on self-checkout as as a co

right, everyone else is you know on that zionist agenda, their puppets to to this government like richie sunak, he he alone our prime minister who's not even elected as our prime minister, he's only puppet for the israeli government and and for the us, so they don't have backbone, they don't have a spine, i don't have... expectation: palestinians in the occupied west bank have been preparing for the holy month of ramadan as the bombardment of gaza rages on. the devastation in gaza is likely to greatly overshadow any ramadan celebration across the west bank, which has seen a surge and violence since october last year. the preparations for the month of ramadan this year are different from previous years, because first of all the economic situation is difficult this year and the second. is the war on our people in gaza, so it is not going to be like every year, look at the people, no one is making any preparations, and the shops are empty of customers, no one has the desire to make preparations or celebrate the month of ramadan like in previous years, because those getting killed in gaza ar

countries, powered their way through a winding course that went through the town. 26 year old simon richie, from san francisco, was the fastest runner, finishing in two hours, 28 minutes and the women's category. 27 year old sarah bagnell, from san francisco, finished in 257. and we have to give a big shout out, you see right here to our abc seven news at 6 p.m. producer kate eby, who finished today's half marathon in under two hours. way to go, kate. target is making a change that will force customers to get in line in more ways than one. what's different at self-checkout starting today, and why thieves are being blamed for the switch and another departure from san francisco's union square, the final day of a business at north face. >> and we have blue skies over the bay area. it's just been another gorgeous day tomorrow, so it's going to be even warmer before a chance of rain returns to the forecast. and i'll show you that business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. the go-tos that keep us going. the pl

. >> richie and his helicopter.rishi and his helicopter. >> well, there we go. that's. the page shown. who's the front page is shown. who's boss to dominate boss will continue to dominate in owen in the next section with owen jones and absent children. that could yeah. lewis, we're not going to mention your girlfriend, all right? anyway welcome back to headliners. tomorrow's news. i just delivered without just asked delivered without actually having to read anything. josh with anything. i'm josh howie with me. menopausal sex symbol me. is menopausal sex symbol lewis schaffer. and have lewis schaffer. and we have the alt hottie , nick dixon. is alt right hottie, nick dixon. is that all right? is all right. i didn't know that's a bad. is didn't know if that's a bad. is that bad? >> that's bad. a i'm centre. >> centre right. centre right. >> yeah. okay. >> yeah. okay. >> i even know what alt >> so i don't even know what alt right be honest. right means to be honest. >> like a really bad >> it's means like a really bad

good kicker, you touched briefly on what i want to ask you about, and this is uh, purchased by mr richie. see, not describing is the goal democratic election is being beyond the law of me. i mean, it's incredibly interesting that assisting british prime minister has taken the time to address the nation about your election as an m p. and watch that, why is it, do you think that not just he but the whole of the establishment fuel ripened by your election? well, the fear me, the 1st of all because us by the grades are but i know how to do this job in football, jobs one on one against a bulky bar. i almost always score to go. so they'd be of me, but more important than feeling me the v are the power of example. they v r that all over the country. people don't agree with me on the basic things, whether it's my fault in the work of paul to brenda r as independence that they will come forward now and college to stand and a judge when. and if dr. when to decisively influence the outcome of the election. so we are, we are the, the, we've upset the apple cock to use an english say we have, we have

and this is uh, we're just fine, mr richie. so you're not describing. is it? oh, democratic election is being be on the law may. i mean, it's incredibly interesting that is sitting butchers prime minister has taken the time to address the nation about your election as an m p. and watch that. why is it, do you think that not to see but the whole of the establishment feel freckled by your election? well, the fear me, the 1st of all be got us by the grades are, but i know how to do this job in football, jobs one on one against a bulky bar. i almost always score to go. so they'd be of me, but more important than feeling me then we are the power of example. they are that all over the country. people don't agree with me on the basic thinking, this was all right. my fault in the work of paul do brenda, or as an independent that they will come forward now and college to stand and a judge do when. and if not, to win, to decisively influence the outcome of the election. so we are, we are the, the, we've upset the apple cart to use an english say we have, we have sent th

into parliament, um, i'm sure he'll have few words. to say to to the government, i can almost see richie sunak and sir stam going, oh no, not him, we thought we'd escaped him, i got rid of him now and he's back, he's like he won't go away uh, uzma, you know, we we've talked here about politicians with a pro- palestine agenda doing quite well so far in some of this, but what do you make of the people power that's brought them to where they are right now, because we've been out on our street. in the tens of thousands here in the millions, some would say? yeah, it's our only hope, it's the only reason that i feel any optimism that i do, rotstill, especially what you're just discussing right right now, has very large asian community, muslim community, who are hugely disappointed in the way that you know things have turned out with labor, and um, i think that it's a refreshing change, it's george galloway is one of my favorite people, i can listen to him for hours, he's um, somebody who's... apologetic about his views and and this is something that's happening right now and it needs to be dea

and this is uh, purchased by mr. richie, see, not describing is to go democratic election is being beyond the law may. i mean, it's incredibly interesting that assisting british prime minister has taken the time to address the nation about your election as an m p. and watch to why is it, do you think that not just he but the whole of the establishment, fuel records, boeing your election? the well, the fear me the 1st of all because as by the grades a book, i know how to do this job in football, jobs one on one against a bulky bar. i almost always score to go. uh, so the v of b, but more important than feeling me the v are the power of example, the v r, that of other country. people don't agree with me on the basic things, whether a my ball do the work of paul to brenda, or as independence that they will come forward now and college to stand and a judge when. and if not to, when to decisively influence the outcome of the election. so we are, we are the, the, we've upset the apple cock to use an english say we have, we have sent the apples spilling everywhere. and no one quite knows where i

into parliament, um, i'm sure he'll have few words to say to to the government, i can almost see richie sunak, and sir stam going, oh no, not him, we thought we'd escaped him, now i got rid of him now and he's back, he's like he won't go away. uh uzma, you know, we we've talked here about politicians with a pro- palestine agenda doing quite well so far in some of this, but what do you make of the people power that's brought them to where they are right now, because we've been out on our streets in the tens of thousands here, in the millions, some would say, yeah, i mean it is, it's our only hope, it's the only reason that i feel any optimism that i do, rotstill, especially what you're just discussing. right right now has very large asian community, muslim community um who are hugely disappointed in uh the way that you know things have turned out with labor and um i think that it's a refreshing change it's uh george galloway is one of my favorite people i can listen to him for hours he's um somebody who's unapologetic about his views um and this is is something that's happening right now

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apparently, british prime minister richie sumac has made a bold move. he's announced and then do you case reliance on russian gas? if you want to prove your tough on russia, it doesn't sound any better than to go out there and make this point if no, but for no other reason, from a standpoint of public relations, right? we don't need the russian gas anymore, but it's not quite as simple as it seems. here's the kicker. the you guys, new source of liquefied natural gas is really still coming from russia. what do you, as announcing is that he's not buying directly from russia, but rather from a middle man who gets it from russia, that middle man, and that is not other than the french. it's a, it's a french energy company. so, so what that means is that soon i get boldly distancing himself from russian gas due to geo political tensions, but it's actually indirectly still supporting russia and russian gas and russian and its energy sector, who you can't make this stuff up back to the question at hand and i wanted to get back to you guys on this, dan mark. i d

point almost of invisibility in the british media minutes earlier and nearly 300 kilometers away. richie still not gave his 1st of a live address from the downing street elect and the focus what he called poisonous efforts to divide british society long and piece do not feel sites in the hugs. longstanding, parliamentary conventions have been up ended because of safety concerns. and is beyond alarming the last night, the rush style ball election returned the candidate who dismisses the horror of what happened on october. the 7th who glorifies has belong and is induced by nick griffin, the racist former leader of the b n p. the also a tough of policing, the pro palestinian protests, drawing a line between the months for protection of civilians. and what he said because provided jihad galloway dismissed that was party politics in an election year from a prime minister. he didn't respect this. be much discussion of how much can be read into why the british politics from what's happened in rochdale by elections frequently give rise to a typical results. this one, particularly exceptional in

we is richie through like suddenly very panic stepping out of the downing street because george galloway was voted in. gosh, this is most irregular for the british hit when it comes to russia and suddenly with ukraine, whether west holds up ukraine is the champions of democracy, as you say, elections cancelled, but furthermore, may 11, 5 lease. so when skis power is invalidated, he's no longer legally recognized as the leader of ukraine, but no mention of that in the west and media whatsoever. that the, the european parliament say it said the with no money to this election. why do you the thing that is, i thought was thinking they would be curious to know. we want to see what the outcome is and have the time to speak to all the no russians. what. what do you think? no, i think they learned that lesson from the referenda that took place in 2022. don't ask a question to something you don't want to know the answer to. so as we saw in 2022 international teams of independent journalist visited the to the new territories. when the people, the democratic levi, to join the russian federation. so

um, we have recently, i just want to listen to a sound bite from bridges. prime minister richie, so not who said uh, but any accusations that the united kingdom on the west were on the wrong side of history, i had just completely inaccurate. lets just putting this in they want us to downtown ourselves to down to each other, to doubt our country's history and achievements. they want us to accept a moral equivalence between britain and some of the most despicable regimes in the world. they want us to believe that our country and the west more generally, is solely responsible for the world's ills. and that we, along with the allies, all the problems in show they want to destroy our confidence and hope. we must not allow that to happen. when these groups claim that britain is and has been on the wrong side of history, we should reject it and reject it again. well, so i the, i don't know if you've guessed from my accent, but i come from british souls. i know that we might not have been told about it, i am aware of the history of my nation. so i find it quite interesting that all prime minist

for a little while that was a conservative party position but richie sue nack in the house of commons but that doesn�*t mean they should hand back the money they receive from frank esther. taste they should hand back the money they receive from frank esther.— receive from frank esther. we will have more — receive from frank esther. we will have more on _ receive from frank esther. we will have more on that _ receive from frank esther. we will have more on that story _ receive from frank esther. we will have more on that story later - receive from frank esther. we will have more on that story later this| receive from frank esther. we will| have more on that story later this i was so stay with us. let�*s look at some other stories making news. the number of middle—aged people dying from cancer in the uk is at a 25—year low, according to new figures. a study from cancer research uk found deaths among those aged 35 to 69 have fallen, thanks to screening, better treatments and policies aimed at reducing smoking. labour has set out plans to cap re—sale prices for concert tickets, to crackdo

let me just read these quite from richie torres, congressman, democratic investments in new york, the iron grip. the tip top has on the minds of young people is a profound public health hazard. they felt that this was organized by tick tock, this campaign that they received. what was mostly it, oh oh, was it the genuine view of uses? so i just know a couple things i wanna respond to here. one, it's not just about the young people. my mom is on tick tock, non stop rate such as young users. it's also people who are more elderly who are being corrupted by this. but just to go back to a couple of points one, you know, this is just another nature reaction by our politicians who just aren't capable of actually solving the, the true problem here. and the true problem is data privacy and all these other organizations. facebook with meta and all of those, all have similar data, you know, they've interfered in elections as well. we know that there's, that's already already been proven. so this, this legislation isn't going to really amount to anything, you know. yes, it will get tick tock purch

otro de los candidatos es richie kumar. Él se postula nuevamente este año. 3 décadas. ahora les tengo una buena noticia la comunidad latina parece que está participando más en estas elecciones por lo menos así fue como me lo dijo un hombre latino quien madrugó esta mañana a votar. escuchemos. importante para nosotros como latinos, tener un voto y y hacer valer más. la comunidad latina es muy importante para que nos respeten, nos respeten más, tengamos más oportunidades de empleo, de vivienda, de. bueno, nosotros nos vamos mantener aquí porque vamos a tratar de hablar con san ricardo esta noche para preguntarle cómo se siente que es lo que él piensa hacer, pues si él pasa estas elecciones primarias, qué piensa hacer para la comunidad latina? y pues como les dije en un principio, ese va a ser justamente aquí, en este restaurante, a las 20:00 de la noche, en vivo desde campbell. soy yomara lópez y regreso con ustedes al estudio. muchas gracias por mantenernos al tanto sobre esta contienda y por supuesto, estamos siguiendo muy de cerca el resultado de esta conti