>> peter has animosity towards roberto. peter has made threats to roberto.o the farming operation. >> linda parisi, paul moore's attorney, presented in court a mirror image of the state's case acknowledging that one cousin was out to frame the other, only in her version of the story paul was the stooge and peter the mastermind. >> peter is the one who has indicated, i've been in landscaping for 20 years. i'm tired. i'm broken down. i want to be in the farming operation. what better way to take out roberto and to take out paul? >> to counter that argument the prosecution was forced to call pete as a witness, knowing that would make him a punching bag for parisi. >> she told me, you're a murderer aren't you, mr. moore? i said, those are your words, not mine. >> she thought she could, by grilling peter, uncover the evil, the monster. >> assistant attorney general david drewliner was pete's wrangler during the trial. >> i was completely satisfied there was no monster to uncover. so i, for the most part, let her go at him. >> a courtroom tactic not appreciated by

. >> reporter: hugs greet roberto rnandez.people come to the native san franciscan with their problems like one woman at the start of the pandemic. >> in tears she was telling me she lost her job of 33 years. >> reporter: roberto said she had no benefits and a odto ppor food hub, recruited 100 volunteers. >> it wasn't sustainable at all because again the causes kept coming and need kept growing. >> reporter: when carnival was canceled roberto got sponsors to shift festival funds to mission food hub. more than 9,000 families receive food boxes each week thanks to donations and money from fund raisers, foundations, government grants. >> the people who work hardest, in the hotels, janitors, gardeners, nannies, they're not taken care of. that's who we are taking care of. >>distribute food eldey a volunteer relied on the hub to feed her family of five. >> i didn't have money, no savings, nothing. >> reporter: she says roberto goes out of his way to get food popular in their culture. >> he asks what would you like to eat? >> reporte

hugs great roberto fernandez. people come to the native san franciscan with their problems like one woman at the start of the pandemic. >> interior she's telling me she lost her job of 33 years. >> reporter: she had no benefits and only add days worth of food to support her widowed daughter and five grandchildren. so he recruited 100 volunteers to provide food for needy families. >> that was not sustainable at all. the calls just kept coming. the needs just kept rolling. >> reporter: so when carnaval was canceled, roberto got them to ship funds to the mission food hub. now families receive food each week thanks to government- funded money and grants. >> those who work the hardest are the ones in the hotels, the gardeners and nannies, they are not taking care of. that's what we are taking care of. >> reporter: they lined up for blocks as hundreds of volunteers pack and distribute food three times a week and at two dozen other sites and other neighborhoods. they also deliver food to the elderly and those who are qua

. >> reporter: they greet roberto hernandez.eople come there with problems like one woman at the start of the pandemic? >> interior she told me she lost her job of 33 years. >> she had no benefits and only one days worth of food. >> a broke my heart. >> he started mission food bob and recruited volunteers. >> it wasn't sustainable at all. the calls just coming and the need growing >> when carnival was canceled, roberto got money for food hub. families receive food boxes each week things to foundations and government grants? >> the people that work the hardest, the maids and the janitors and the gardeners and the nannies, they are not being taken care of. that is who we are taking care of here. >> reporter: food is distributed three times a week at a warehouse on alabama street and two different sites and other neighborhoods. drivers also deliver food to the elderly. connie rivero relied on the food hub to feed their family of five after they shut down her read, retail store. she says that roberto goes out of his way to get food

que buscan desaparecidos envían un mensaje al crimen organizado, se llama delia, busca su hermano roberto del colectivo de madres que buscan sus hijos, le habla al líder del cártel del golfo ,quiere entrar con las luchadoras que aseguran es un centro de exterminio del crimen organizado y dice habría miles de personas. >>> que entreguen a las víctimas con miles de restos. >>> la comisión nacional de derechos humanos dijo que ayudará a los grupos porque parece que nadie los escucha, incluso el alcalde de miguel alemán en la misma zona también pidió tregua a los criminales. >>> a la delincuencia organizada que le bajen, que le bajen, este, porque la gente lo que queremos es trabajo. >>> y no es el primer llamado, ella es maría, la madre de delia y roberto, así le pide al presidente andrés manuel lópez obrador ayuda el 2019, dice la violencia disminuyó, sin embargo millones de familias la siguen padeciendo, regreso contigo. >>> qué triste, muchísimas gracias, sabemos del 2017 se ha recuperado media tonelada de restos humanos, el funeral de la actriz mexicana lily tendrá carácter privado en cu

roberto delgado para las noticias telemundo. >>> hoy que naciones unidas revelaron un nuevo informe que habla a profundidad de esta situaciÓn. >>> climÁticos hablando olas de calor mÁs frecuentes y sequÍas mÁs intensas por el cambio climÁtico, en el estado de california por lo menos el 58 % se encuentra bajo una sequÍa excepcional evitando la disponibilidad de agua a pesar de estar al lado del mar al sur de agua recibimos agua del rÍo colorado pero aquÍ el foez no es otra opciÓn para combatir la sequÍa. >>> asÍ entra el agua del pacÍfico a la descaldora mÁs grande del hemisferio oeste. >>> lo que ofrece es el Único suministro del agua 100 % resistente al clima. >>> el agua potable que sale de la planta dessaldora abuso ta ce a res tenso del condado del san diego pero la soluciÓn podrÍa crear mÁs problema en el medio ambiente. >>> el impacto mÁs notario es crear aÉreas muertas que bÁsicamente estÉn reduciendo labio diversidad de estos sitios, pero se combina con otros problemas que estamos enfrentando el calentamiento de los ocÉanos la sed ficciÓn de los ocÉanos y es lo que se suma al ca

sin embargo, roberto suÁrez ponÍa al frente a levante. partido. 3—3 quedÓ el partido. faltan tres dÍas para el partido de las estrellas de la mls. en vivo por univisiÓn y tudn. en la serie de la bahÍa, los san francisco giants derrotaron 2 — 1 a los oakland athletics. donovan solano conectaba a un cuadrangular y le daba el triunfo a los giants. siguen encendidos estos gigantes. gracias, pÁsela bien y buenas noches. ♪ fÉlix: estÁ terminando este domingo 22 de agosto y estas son la principales noticias. inundaciones, cortes de electricidad y vuelo cancelado deja el paso de la tormenta henry. el registro de precipitaciones es preocupante a esta hora . 22 muertos y mÁs de 40 desaparecidos es el saldo de las trÁgicas inundaciones en el estado de tennessee. son las mayores lluvias en 40 aÑos en la regiÓn. el presidente baiden reconoce —— presidente biden reconoce los desalojos en kabul. en colombia se visten de flores buscando un camino para el regreso a la normalidad. locutor: este es "noticiero univisiÓn" fin de semana con fÉlix de beudut y p

ellos tambiÉn empiezan a apoyar al gavin newsom prpresentador: en esta ocasiÓn nos acompaÑa el seÑor robertoernÁndez cuÉntenos del evento de vacunaciÓn que se realizarÁ este sÁbado primeramente nosotros estamos siendo parte de la campaÑa de vacuna que ya. es una campaÑa que estÁ en la comunidad para que toda la gente se vacune. el virus no ha acabadonosotros vamos a ayudar para poder vacunar a nuestra gente. maÑana tenemos un gran evento, es la celebraciÓn de los 40 aÑos. las primeras 50 personas que lleguen a vacunarse le vamos a dar $100 presentador: es importante mencionar para que la gente se familiarice en quÉ consiste este cÁlculo. >> es un carro que va bien bajo. va hacia arriba y para abajo de lado a lado, puede brincar estos carritos son un pedazo de arte nunca vas a ver un corredor como otro. todos son diferentes y representan a nuestra cultura. pero lo mÁs importante, el espÍritu, el corazÓn y el alma del dueÑo. que tengo varios, y es bastante trabajo tanta gente que nos paga y toma fotos. participamos en muchas ciudades para apoyar la comunidad presentador: gracias, seÑor hernÁnd

sergi roberto con la anotaciÓn. 2—1 con gol de memphis depay. macÍas jugÓ 14 minutos. vivo por univisiÓn y tudn. paulina: nos enlazamos con pedro rojas hasta nueva orleans. pedro: la ciudad continÚa totalmente a las oscuras, mientras esos camiones no operen, la ciudad acaba de anunciar que piden a los residentes no usar mucho el agua y tampoco usar mucho el sistema en general de las aguas de su casa debido a que el sistema se estÁ colapsando. como no hay energÍa en la ciudad, en estos momentos las aguas no pueden ser tratadas apropiadamente. el servicio de emergencia de esta ciudad ha sido colapsado debido a la falta de servicio elÉctrico. las condiciones continÚan bastante deterioradas en nueva orleans y muchas partes del sureste de luisiana. paulina: gracias por la informaciÓn. segÚn las autoridades, reportaron que pasarÁn a brindar ayuda hasta primeras horas de la maÑana. fÉlix: en este momento es muy peligroso. deben tener paciencia y reservarse, cuidarse y seguir recomendaciones de las autoridades. paulina: permanezcan en casa, es peligroso salir. fÉlix: nosotros

viaje que se han presentado debito al clima y la falta de personal >> gracias por la información robertoa de prensa dijo que el equipo está hasta el momento hay 9 incendios activos en el estado una investigación dice que un árbol causó un incendio or el siniestro en el norte de la ciudad de sacramento las autoridades emitieron nuevas órdenes de evacuación en el lago es que las llamas del incendio (nombre en inglés) avanzan con fuerza las altas temperaturas y los vientos dificultan la labor de los apagafuegos el último reporte las llamas están en un 35 % pasamos con las condiciones del tiempo con guillermo estamos a miércoles cuéntanos >> gracias muy buenas tardes , feliz miércoles mitad de semana estamos viendo el golfo de alaska un sistema que poco a poco va allegar al noroeste del país los incendios graves en oregón en es después de 50 días de no presentarse y altas temperaturas e nel noroeste del país mire los 62 (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> hemos dejado los 3 dígitos más a la zona del valle central napa en los 81 vemos santa r

roberto: no me interesa opinar de eso. me da flojera.e sentido, le van a quitar Éxito. porque todos los seres humanos tenemos cosas buenas y tambiÉn malas,la gente quiere ver. reportero: la relaciÓn con michelle? >> no hablo de mi relaciÓn, de mi parte privada, he decidido mantenerlo en privado, es una manera muy inteligente de dividir lo que es el trabajoque nos consume mucho, nos quita mucho tiempo y nos quita privacidad. y nos limita mucho a la gente que estamosen la palestra pÚblica. la parte de mis relaciones. reportero: mÁndale un saludo al pÚblico "despierta amÉrica". danilo: a toda mi gente de la casa mÁs feliz iba sabrosa de todos los estados unidos, les mando un beso enorme. carlos: gracias, el abrazo es para ti. alan: a quÉ huele mi perfume? esto estÁ de agasajo. karla: hablÓ de todo, recordÓ cuando le inyectaron aceite de cocina en el rostro. mara:es mito, es leyenda que te pusieron algo en el rostro y que te viste al espejo y te quisiste suicidar? >> estaba muy joven, no necesitaba inyectarme nada, llega una mujer y te ofrec

roberto firmino came off the bench to double their advantage before salah capped off a great performanceis finish from just inside the box. disappointment for norwich on their return but including brentford last night, six of the first seven premier league matches this season have all been home wins. our reporterjoe lynskeyjoins me now to talk through the rest of the day's action, on the whole it's been a good day for home supporters? so many emotions for those returning fans this afternoon back in premier league stadiums after so long away. it's been 18 months of waiting for most of these supporters — so there was noise, there were tears as their teams emerged, including at leicester where the last capacity top flight match took place in march 2020. there was a tribute to the late graham taylor at watford in a match between two clubs he used to manage, and at chelsea they welcomed back the european champions to stamford bridge, while crystal palace welcomed their new manager patrick vieira, who as a player at arsenal never lost to chelsea. but his time as a manager in england started wi

reportera: roberto pidiÓ ayuda hace un mes, pero es como si no lo hubiese hecho. >> no sÉ si es verdada la espera y la carrera es contra el tiempo con una lenta distribuciÓn de los fondos, el 60% de quienes lo necesitan ni lo han solicitado. >> algunos no tenemos el pasaporte, otros requisitos tampoco los tenemos. >> que sepan que se aplican al programa, siguen amparados y protegidos ante un desalojo. reportera: el programa de asistencia es federal pero los estados distribuyen los fondos. a nivel nacional hay una moratoria hasta el 3 de octubre, pero estÁ en terreno inestable en los tribunales. se espera esta semana que la corte suprema imita una decisiÓn que anularÍa o evitarÍa los desalojos en octubre. patricia: una joven piloto belga—britÁnica tiene la misiÓn de convertirse en la mujer mÁs joven en darle la vuelta al mundo en solitario, y ya hizo una parada en montreal, canadÁ. jorge: tiene previsto visitar con su aviÓn decenas de paÍses y animar a las mujeres y niÑas a seguir sus pasiones. patricia: muy valiente. jorge: 52 paÍses, maravilloso ejemplo. nos vemos. locutor: televisa p

rancheras permanecen la unidad de cuidado intensivo en un hospital de guadalajara >>> el divo de juárez, robertodel adiós de el divo de juárez, quien pusiera el nombre de esta frontera muy en alto y en todas sus canciones demostrando su amor sobre la frontera más fabulosa y bella un 28 de agosto de 2016 cuando juan gabriel falleció después de haber realizado su último concierto en esta ciudad >>> hoy sus fans los recuerdan a cinco años de su partida frente a una de sus propiedades que se convertirá en un museo en honor al artista >>> estamos agradecidos de que él haya tenido este corazón tan grande para que nos deje entrar a su casa >>> se realizarán varios eventos en su mayoría de manera virtual los cuales comienzan con una misa este sábado 28 a las 11:00 de la mañana. posteriormente por redes sociales que publicarán vídeos cantándole al divo. y el domingo 29 se realizará la exposición en frustraciones desde las 11:00 de la mañana hasta las 8:00 de la noche. así se honrará la memoria de un artista forjado en las calles de esta hermosa frontera de ciudad juárez >>> en breve los incendios el nort

>> en cada trazo y color está vicente fernández los mariachis los caballos es el ídolo del pintor robertobió la visita de alejandro fernández en instagram subió una fotografía con su nieta cayetana dijo (información en paalla) >> y vicente fernández hijo habló con la prensa >> pasó buena noche >> el hijo mayor de vicente fernández dice que los médicos hablarán de su padre puede significar que faltan muchos días para abandonar el lugar >> está grave pero estable y las médicos esperan su recuperación >> esperando respuesta y esfuerzo respiratorio >> el rancho los 3 potrillos de vicente fernández se convirtió en centro de pereninación de los fanáticos es que aún en el hospital sigue siendo el ídolo de méxico en guadalajara méxico raúl noticias telemundo >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> esperemos que se recupere al regresar de la pausa en nuestro planeta tierr le contamos cómo el calor excesivo deja sin agua un sector de los antes sin nieve en chile y preocupa a científicos s vamos a una pausa, y ya estamos de regreso >> saborea el verano con el nuevo café frío sunrise batch de dunkin'. una mezcla brillante, ba

. >> reporter: with the relaunch amid the ongoing pandemic, founder roberto fernandez saw an opportunity educate our community that you gotta get the vaccine. >> reporter: every single person who showed up today had a chance to do that with a clinic set up right at the front gate. >> there's a lot of traffic. >> we're trying to bring our services directly to our folks. >> we're really happy that we're doing our part to make sure that people stay safe and stay alive. >> reporter: after a pandemic hiatus, this institution is rolling again as the low-riders help drive vaccination rates a little higher. >>> a third covid vaccine dose will be given to a specific group of people across santa clara county. dozens of tables were set up at a vaccine site in san jose. ready to administer those third shots. the county is only offering the extra dose to immunocompromised people. a spoke in covid cases cause a jail to cancel all visits. ten inmates and 12 staff members have tested positive for covid as of today. >>> a teenaged girl has died after she was knocked off of her horse in stanislaus county

was executive assistant were bring our management team a new management team along with the manager roberto to mateo, to beijing, to duck in on one of the best restaurants in beijing to montana we can see can see jamie, jamie baton. phil is samuelson, business partner, chris, you can see the case on us as well. keith winery was the clubs, chief executive. he left the club when villa ran into financial trouble. whiners claimed he was forced to resign and sued, shaw and aston villa. the union has obtained the statement, the wine is prepared for an employment tribunal. he had deep concerns about shell, its finances. nothing was known about him that could be independently verified. my concern with a 3rd of suppose a billionaire with a string of companies mister shot, appeared not to have a grasp of basic financial modeling. we also have a statement that samuelson sent to the english football league after a meeting to discuss his suitability to be a director of aston villa. nick craig the f l head of legal affairs had describe samuelson as a master of concealment. craig asked questions about the

was executive assistant were bring our management team a new management team along with the manager roberto to mateo, to beijing. the duck in on one of the best restaurants in, in beijing to montana. we can see we can see jamie, jamie, ben, phil, it's samuelson, business partner, chris, you can see k finance as well. keith winery was the clubs, chief executive. he left the club when villa ran into financial trouble. why not claimed he was forced to resign and food and aston villa? the union has obtained the statement, but why not prepare for an employment tribunal? he had deep concerns about charles finances. nothing was known about him that could be independently verified. my concern with the 3rd i suppose it billionaire of a string of companies mister sharp did not have a grasp of basic financial modeling. during his discussions with the fail, samuelson had an advantage that we would love to say because he also obtained the private records belonging to village chief executive. keith whiners case will find this when we suspended. it wasn't allowed to talk to the media because we had to get

el momento >>> las muestras de apoyo y cariño no paran miren este mural que está pintt el artista robertoe tránsito que dejó a 3 motociclistas muertos en esta zona de méxico con también otros vehículos involucrados y 15 personas quedaron heridas en este accidente de tránsito múltiple que mantuvo cerrada la carretera por varias horas vamos a una pausa comercial y regresamos a noticias telemundo mediodía se ve un violin gigante como muestra de renacimiento de la ciudad >>> yo soy un cadáver >>> miguel ángel >>> han pasado 32 años >>> (aviso comercial) >>> por primera vez y única vez >>> mi salud es pésima >>> mi salud es pésima >>> habla ante las cámar con diabetes tipo 2, la solución aún está en mí. por eso elegí trulicity... que activa mi cuerpo para liberar la insulina que aún produce. la mayoría de las personas lograron un a1c menor de 7%. trulicity no es insulina, la uso solo una vez a la semana, empieza a actuar desde la primera dosis y podrías perder hasta 10 libras trulicity no es para personas con diabetes tipo 1. no ha sido aprobado en niños. no uses trulicity si eres alérgico a s

posibles retos que puedan enfrentar, ya que algunos mandan a sus hijos a las escuelas de esa ciudad, roberto el paso texas. >> pues porque ya les hace falta que regresen a clases ya. >> cÓmo ha recibido su hija este regreso a clases. >> muy bien contenta porque ya le hacÍa falta. >> creo que va a funcionar mejor porque la computadora no es igual que en la presencial porque a ratos se dormÍa no atendÍa, apagaban la computadora, uno que estaba al pendiente se la diseÑaron para hacer sus trucos ya vamos a poder estar con los profesores que ayudan bastante. >> vienen con gusto y te fÍan ganas de venir a pesar de que tambiÉn tienen preocupaciones de las nuevas, de lo que nos estÁ avisando que puede volverlo otra vez la pandemia y nuevas cepas todo tienen pendientes tambiÉn. >> ante el aumento en flujo de estudiantes tambiÉn se ha visto incremento en tiempos de esperans en los puentes internacionales de hasta dos horas. >> todos los dÍas gracias a dios, ahora que empiecen a si el aÑo pasado se po fÍan. >> en las prÓximas semanas otros planteles escolares regresaran a clases lo que impactara aÚn mÁ

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. >>> roberto montes de (inaudible) ha tocado ver como muchos propietarios y clientes no están debidose descata que están viendo un número de personas no vacunadas más jóvenes que llegan a las cámaras de los hospitales directo a cuidados intensivos y además la edad promedio de los pacientes no vacunados o parcialmente vacunados fue fue de 51 año en comparación con los pacientes completamente vacunados que es más de 66 años, los expertos en la salud piden no olvidar no solamente la vacuna sino el constante monitoreo. >>> en este momento si es una persona que no está vacunada y que está teniendo síntomas de dolor de cabeza, dolores de garganta, fiebre o cualquier otro síntoma que crea ser especialmente si no está vacunado. por favor haga es examen del covid-19, es muy importante porque usted que no está vacunado, carga un riesgo altísimo que pueda morirse de covid-19 >>> de más en departamento de salud pública ha dicho que las personas completamente vacunadas tienen menos probabilidad de morir a causa del covid-19 >>> >>> cada vez más personas hacen las tropas de covid-19 y eso ha ocasi

estados unidos, en ciudad juárez los albergues están casi al tope y las organizaciones no dan abasto, robertoun promedio de más de 2000 inmigrantesde diferentes nacionalidades en esta frontera que busca cruzar a los estados unidos y otros que han sido deportados en las últimas semanas por esta ciudad. muchos migrantes de origen mexicano están huyendo para no ser asesinados por el crimen organizado en sus lugares de origen >>> no te dejan trabajar por ejemplo, mi esposo es agricultor de limón e no hay ese precio lo pagan como ellos quieren, eso es lo más importantecuando ellos quieren uno corta cuando no quieren no cortamos nada >>> un gran número de los migrantes que están siendo deportados de los estados unidos vienen contagiados de covid-19 por lo que este fin de semana el hotel en ella estaba reportando un máximo de ocupación con 150 personas infectadas >>> nos ayuda para irnos uno no puede pedir más nada >>> los albergues siguen solicitando la ayuda de la comunidad con pañales para bebé, artículos de limpieza, ropa interior y más. noticiero telemundo 48 >>> vámonos a la pausa y regresar c

capacidad, se trata de muchos clientes que lo hicieron para después ser deportados como nos cuenta roberto centroamericanos y mexicanos hacia ciudad juárez los que está generando saturación en los albergues como es chiquito romero el cual está atendiendo actualmente a 300 de ellos. en hay quienes originario de guatemala dejó en su país a su esposa con siete meses de embarazo, explica que se había cruzado la frontera cuando fue detenido y deportado >>> dejado al otro lado del río yo dije gracias señor porque ya estoy en estados unidos y cuando llegamos al puente nos apartaron y no nos dijeron nada para dónde íbamos y ahí nos trasladaron en un avión hasta texas y de ahí nos deportaron en buses >>> estos migrantes se aventuraron a venir a ciudad juárez pensando que los iban a dejar cruzar si traían niños >>> no, no me dejaron pasar no sé por qué solo dios sabrás por el momento nos vamos nuevamente para allá, quiero darle a mi familia no quiero que sufren allá >>> el gobierno de los estados unidos recientemente anunció la terminación de programa de protección humanitaria conocido como título 4

acá vivió jessica con roberto y sus dos hijos por tres años, desafortunadamente ustedes perdieron estoalmente todo. >> es muy difícil ver esto, devastado total >> muchas cosas personales comente nos tienen ayuda o personas que les pueden ayudar a recuperar esto? >> por ahora no tenemos nada confiamos en dios que primero dios habrá alguien que nos pueda ayudar,no tenemos a nadia >> son cosas materiales que usted ha obtenido lo largo de los años con mucho sacrificio pero lo importante es la vida >> así es como lo más importante es que los cuatro estamos bien y damos gracias a dios de que estamos vivos y bien y pudimos salir para decir a tiempo de la devastación >> muchas gracias aquí esta el testimonio de una familia que pudo sobrevivir y se salvó después de la muerte de estar mal heridos por este huracán ida. >> gracias a dios que se salvaron rubén muchas gracias y ahora regresamos con nuestro jefe de meteorología para saber é es lo que podemos esperar para las próximas horas, carlos, buenas tardes. algún otros estados pueden tener daño? >> definitivamente josé, no se trata de vientos d

the hospital after being hit in a hit and run earlier this month that driver according to police is roberto of san jose police say they tracked to his home following the accident on august 4th. that happened on monterey road in san jose and earlier today, san jose officials held a press conference on monterey road to talk about another fatal accident in the same general area that one happening on april 1st. police say a woman in a wheelchair was hit and later died while in a crosswalk and today police released this surveillance video showing. but they say is the vehicle involved in that accident officials are asking anyone with information on that to contact that san francisco police are investigating a home invasion robbery reported in the city's outer sunset neighborhood. >>police say that the robbery was reported about 1040 last night on 45th avenue near ortega street. officers say that a man entered the home pointed a gun at the 43 year-old woman and demanded money the woman did give him cash the suspect took off. if you have any information about this case you're being asked to call th

. >> roberto is calling in from texas. >> river history teacher here in texas i have two points to make doctor gordon reed. one, you kind of evaded the issue. but critical race theory is going to be coming up this month in the state legislature. they want to forbid it. i think you should put on your joan of arc armor and come to austin and speak about the issues are to be the stumbling block any kind of glossed over which i hope you give more thought too. tired history teacher i haveet a concern too. when is it age-appropriate to bring up the issues, the true history? we have a book that states forget the alamo. why not come up with the true history. you keep mentioning the state competition in this constitution and that that is much too highha a level for gradeschool kids to be reading. so i wish you would give more thought. i do think that's going to be a crucial question someone from the republicans here in the state want to hear from you. >> i think we got the points, annette gordon reed? when is it age-appropriate to talk about race in history? myra kelman is a writer who wrote a b

roberto calling in on that line from fairfax county, virginia. where and when did you serve in afghanistan? caller: thank you for having me on. this is a disappointment but not a shock or surprise to anyone that served their or was part of the staff at the central command, which i was part of for six years. and help develop or plans for central command, which includes iraq and syria. host: what was the war plan endgame? caller: as he recalled in some of your -- and some of your callers have talked about, we were looking to withdraw back in the obama administration. that was turned off at the last minute when a deal was struck between the administration and the afghan government because they knew then as soon as we withdrew their would likely be a collapse of the government, much to the dismay of all the money and blood and sweat that was lost their over the previous 10 years. this is not a surprise. we have known the afghan government was not capable of securing itself. it has been known throughout leadership, but they denied the obvious and we t

now, by roberto kaplan is the lawyer for the group. it's a small time activist organization, but it sells merchandise on its website. it's got slogans to support its mission. and if you look over the information, a new report from lateesha james, who is the new york state attorney general, indicates that that basically roberta kaplan, this lawyer from this organization, helping edit and put together a letter that was in support of new york state governor andrew while mon communicate the new york state governor andrew cuomo and new york attacking diminishing the allegations of the victims and attacking the victims, essentially, saying that that, that he was not, not, and surprisingly the revolution didn't go well with sexual assault victims who penned the letter calling on capital to go, they referred the letter as victim shaming. ah, and now we have caplin essentially stepping down from her leadership of the times of charity. now, this is what she said in her resignation letter. take a listen. i can't offer the degree of transparency a

in the men's singles, there was a shock defeat for the number 13 seed, roberto bautista agut.rigor dimitrov, who won the title in 2017 but is unseeded this year. the bulgarian won 6—3, 6—4, and plays alexander bublik of kazakhstan in the next round. on to football, and bayern munich have retained the german super cup, winning 3—1 at borussia dortmund. in the annual meeting of the league champions and cup winners, robert lewandowski and thomas muller scored either side of the break to put bayern 2—0 up. midway through the second half, marco reus reduced the deficit with this effort from the edge of the penalty area before a defensive error was punished by lewandowski, whose second goal of the game sealed a 3—1 victory for the champions. it is a record—extending ninth win for bayern in the super cup and a first trophy for their new head coach, julian nagelsmann. some football transfer news, and tammy abraham has completed his move from chelsea to roma. the italian side have paid the european champions $47 million for the striker, who has won six caps for england. abraham has sig

let's hear some of what the prime minister had to say. roberto wallace of the priority of these last few days has been 1st and foremost the protection of human life. and so we must protect property where we are trying to prevent great damage. and of course, we must protect a critical infrastructure now as noble as a position that the prime minister may appear to be taking. the fact is that greeks, the people living here, there is anger at the government. they say that they're having to fight for their own homes and livelihoods, because the government wasn't well prepared enough with enough firefighters to take on the task of these wildfires. there are people who have said to that there should have been better, better preparation. that pullet politicians across the political spectrum had the opportunity to legislate differently had the opportunity to take climate change seriously and did not do so. and now they're having to fight for their own properties where the government cannot. so there's anger and people are looking to point blame. so much of the criticism is now being leveled a

marine corporal roberto, he's from indiana.icials amended the 2017 high school graduate for his bravery and dedication to serving our country. plant corporal kareem, 20 of california. the day before he died, he sent his father a video of him giving candy to children at the airport in kabul. careened father gave the heartbreaking account about what he learned of his son's death. >> i saw him turn the corner, three marines, my life changed forever. i don't want to take the opportunity for my other family members, my wife, my son so i asked him. look, they are at a football game at the high score, can you wait down the street until they come? and i can see if they want you to come and do your condolences presentation. the boys sat out there for four hours, for four hours they set out there and until my wife came, it was not good and i could not have them come to the house, it was horrible. i had been there about 36 hours but i was in awe, humbled by their performance. [sobbing] >> i'm glad you let him express everything he was fee

. >> roberto's calling in from houston, texas. >> caller: i am a retired history teacher here in texas've two points to make doctor gordon reed. one, you kind of invaded the issue. but critical race theory is going to be coming up this month in state legislature. they want to forbid it. i think you should put on your joan of arc armor and come to austin and speak about the issue. here would be the stumbling block and you kind of glossed over it which i hope you give a thought too. and i as a history teacher have it too. when is it appropriate to bring up these issues, the true history. we have a book that states forget the alamo. i come up with the true history. you keep mentioning the state constitution and this constitution and that. it is a much too high a level for gradeschool kids to be reading. to get practical i wish he would give it more thought. i do not want you to say now but i do think it's a crucial question that someone from the republican state would want to hear from you. >> host: okay roberto i think we got the point annette gordon reed. >> guest: okay, when is it appr

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police say the suspect in that case, roberto figueroa, fled the scene but was arrested the day of the crash. police say this area is notorious for speeding, but that pedestrians need to do their part as well. there's two crosswalks within, you know, a couple 100 ft of each other and were often seen pedestrians cross in between those two crosswalks, so it's going to take a collaborative effort. pedestrians motorists, san jose city council member maya esparza says it isn't enough for pedestrians to be in crosswalks. sometimes they'll cross in the crosswalk, but against the light. and so we need people to wait for lights. so i've asked you, the department of transportation to look at physical barriers as the city tries to improve safety. panetta wants the driver who killed her daughter behind bars. we are devastated with this horrific incident, and we would like justice and i refused to have this to be a cold case for my daughter, san jose, like many other cities, is aiming for no traffic deaths under its vision zero plan. police say one traffic fatality is one too many. henry lee ktvu f

police say the in case, roberto, fled scene was arrested day of crash.ice this is notorious speeding, but that pedestrians to do their part well. two within, you a couple 100 of each other and often pedestrians in between those crosswalks, it's going to take collaborative. pedestrians san city member esparza it isn't enough pedestrians be crosswalks. they'll in the crosswalk, but against the light. and so we people to for lights. i've asked, the department transportation look at barriers the city to improve. panetta the driver killed daughter bars. we are with this horrific incident and would like and i refused to this be a cold from my, san jose, many cities, aiming for traffic deaths under its vision zero plan. police one fatality is one many. henry ktvu two news people san francisco soon notice electric cruising streets. the san francisco transportation has approval one year for to operate scooters the city in. lime spin also approved for one year permits. but was to temporarily operations because were using without the of the sf, san francisco's metr

police say the suspect in that case, roberto figueroa, fled the scene but was arrested the day of the crash. police say this area is notorious for speeding, but that pedestrians need to do their part as well. there's two crosswalks within, you know, a couple 100 ft of each other and were often seen pedestrians cross in between those two crosswalks, so it's going to take a collaborative effort. pedestrians motorists, san jose city council member maya esparza says it isn't enough for pedestrians to be in crosswalks. sometimes they'll cross in the crosswalk, but against the light. and so we need people to wait for lights. so i've asked you, the department of transportation to look at physical barriers as the city tries to improve safety. panetta wants the driver who killed her daughter behind bars. we are devastated with this horrific incident, and we would like justice and i refused to have this to be a cold case from my daughter. san jose, like a number of other cities, is aiming for no traffic deaths as part of its vision. zero plan. police say one deadly crash is one too many. frank.

police say the suspect in that case, roberto figueroa, fled the scene but was arrested the day of therash. police say this area is notorious for speeding, but that pedestrians need to do their part as well. there's two crosswalks within, you know, a couple 100 ft of each other and were often seen pedestrians cross in between those two crosswalks, so it's going to take a collaborative effort. pedestrians motorists, san jose city council member maya esparza says it isn't enough for pedestrians to be in crosswalks. sometimes they'll cross in the crosswalk, but against the light. and so we need people to wait for lights. so i've asked you, the department of transportation to look at physical barriers as the city tries to improve safety. panetta wants the driver who killed her daughter behind bars. we are devastated with this horrific incident, and we would like justice and i refused to have this to be a cold case for my daughter. now san jose like a number of other cities, is aiming for no traffic deaths as part of its vision zero plan. least say one deadly crash is one too many live in t

. >> yeah, i interviewed a man who captain roberto gustos. used to be a captain when they did picket lines for cesar chavez. he was very involved and told me he came from -- it was from arizona. he used to work in the fields as well in salinas for some reasons he moved. and he went, i believe it was one of his cousins, invited him to go listen to cesar chavez. and he was like, okay, let's go. so he went and he listened to everything, the words he had to say, they impacted him in a great way, because he said that when he was sitting there listening to him, he was thinking to himself, hey, this is me, this is my father, this is my uncles. talking about farm workers. and the very same day, he went to him after everything finished and said, i'm in, i'm with you. and the next day he went and he told his boss, i can't work no more. and he talked at how it was hard during the strike. >> five long years, right? >> yeah. they were living on donations and stuff like that. but to him it was a big privilege to be able to work to a person next to him, bec

. >> yeah, i interviewed captain roberto.used to be a captain when they would do picket lines for cesar chavez. he was very involved, and he told me he came from -- it was from arizona, and he used to work in the fields as well, in selinas and for some reasons, he moved, and he went one day, one of his cousins, i believe, one of his cousins invited him to go listen to cesar chavez, and he was like, okay. let's go. so, he went and he listened to everything -- the words he had to say, like they impacted him in a great way because he said that when he was sitting there, listening to him, he was thinking to himself, hey, this is me. this is my father. this is my uncles, you know? talking about farm workers. and that very same day, he said he went to him after everything had finished and he told him, i'm in. i'm with you. and the next day, he went and he told his boss, i can't work no more. and he talked about that it was hard during the strike because -- >> five long years, right? >> like you said, they were living on donations a

. >> roberto is calling in from texas. >> river history teacher here in texas i have two points to makector gordon reed. one, you kind of evaded the issue. but critical race theory is going to be coming up this month in the state legislature. they want to forbid it. i think you should put on your joan of arc armor and come to austin and speak about the issues are to be the stumbling block any kind of glossed over which i hope you give more thought too. tired history teacher i haveet a concern too. when is it age-appropriate to bring up the issues, the true history? we have a book that states forget the alamo. why not come up with the true history. you keep mentioning the state competition in this constitution and that that is much too highha a level for gradeschool kids to be reading. so i wish you would give more thought. i do think that's going to be a crucial question someone from the republicans here in the state want to hear from you. >> i think we got the points, annette gordon reed? when is it age-appropriate to talk about race in history? myra kelman is a writer who wrote a book