ruben before ruben fired.uldn't they have prosecuted ruben cantu for attempting to kill a police officer? >> rather than letting ruben go, sergeant bill ewell, who supervised homicides for the san antonio p.d., had another idea. the gomez murder had gone unsolved for four months. >> bill ewell was a friend of joe de la luz, the officer who was shot, and he also ended up being the person who was in charge of this murder investigation. so after the shooting of bill ewell's friend, bill ewell decides to take another look at ruben cantu. >> by now, juan moreno had twice failed to identify ruben cantu as the shooter. but with ruben in custody, ewell sent a detective to juan's home. >> i took the photos, the forms and a portable typewriter. i showed juan this array. he sat there and looked at them and looked at them and looked at them and he shoved them aside and looked away from them. he said, "look, i know who did it. i know who shot me. so why do i have to identify anyone out of this photo array?" i said, well, w

one could say that are all rubens the real rubens was born in angele. the painter the artist truly experienced a metamorphosis there. after an eight year stay ruben's left italy in the autumn of sixteen zero zero eight. his mother was gravely ill. he was very close to his family especially his brother philip who held an important office in antwerp. but by the time he arrived in december his mother had died. he decided to remain nevertheless and would never return to italy. his brother introduced him to a young woman and rubens fell in love. in a portrait ruben's painted shortly after their wedding the couple holds hands and appears almost relaxed their gaze alert. the painting lacks the formality of the stiff portraits of men and women common at the time this is a young couple looking to the future with confidence and optimism. it was a time of fresh hope in antwerp thirty catholic spanish netherlands had agreed a ceasefire with the northern provinces the royal couple the archduchess isabella and archduke albert had heard of ruben success and asked him

rubén: ya lo sé.nuestros abuelos que tanto amamos. yo se lo pedí tanto a la virgencita. Éric: yo te voy a ayudar a grabarte con mi celular. y lo subimos a tu red, para que todos vean que el coronavirus no es ningún cuento. ofelia: ya no te culpes tanto, mi amor. sí, claro que fuiste insensato, pero también fue por inexperiencia. igual que todos los que estamos viviendo una pandemia así, por primera vez. héctor: sí, hijo. estamos en una emergencia, una pandemia que no había pasado jamás en este siglo, y nadie estábamos preparados, ni nosotros ni los gobiernos. nadie ha podido detener este virus. ofelia: pero juntos, así, como familia, como hasta ahora lo hemos hecho vamos a seguir luchando y cuidándonos. gervasio: ya me aceptaron el pedido, así que la pizza no tarda en llegar, ¿eh? jovita: vamos a lavarnos las manos para que estemos listos. kiara: vale. jovita: no me siento nada bien. [tos] gervasio: me siento muy fatigado. kiara: ma, pa, los dos tienen fiebre, están ardiendo en calentura, voy a llamar

before ruben fired.wise, why wouldn't they have prosecuted ruben cantu for attempting to kill a police officer? >> rather than letting ruben go, sargent bill ewell, who supervised homicides for the p.d. the gomez murder had gone unsolved for four months. >> bill ewel was a friend of joe dela luz, the officer who was shot, and he also ended up being the person in charge of this murder investigation. so after the shooting of bill ewel's friend, bill ewel decides to take another look at ruben cantu. >> by now, juan moreno had twice failed to identify ruben cantu as the shooter. but with ruben in custody, ewel sent a detective to juan's home. >> i took the photos, the forms, i showed juan this array.. he sat there, looked at them and looked at them and looked at them. and he shoved them aside and looked away from them. and he said, look, i know who did it. i know who shot me. so why do i have to identify anyone out of this photo array? so i said, well, who did it? he said, ruben cantu. well, we went round an

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ruben is casa pia's, ruben, braga's ruben, sporting's ruben, and he'll be united's ruben.ou want to win, win, win, win and he put this on these players so he's focussed on the present. he go something like two hours before the training. after the training he stayed there. he stayed more time right now in sporting more time in academia than in his house with his family. and just like that, he can have the success that he is having now. so from casa pia, it started like this. what i see now in in sporting, i saw with me in casa pia. he left casa pia and waited nine months for the nextjob that was with braga's reserves, but then things happened quickly. within three months, he was in charge of the first team, and wins against bigger clubs meant sporting saw promise. they paid 10 euros million to bring him back to lisbon. it had been 19 years since they last won the title, but in ruben amorim they had the coach who brought change. when it comes to sporting, sporting, you have a crisis. and when it comes to us, it's the light, it looks like for us. like a light, like a hope. he

for democrats that would be state senator ruben kihuen.anuary 24, 2012, washington, d.c. >> you know, i get the chills every time i walk by this building. >> reporter: congressional candidate kihuen has traveled across the country as a guest of his mentor, senator harry reid. he is attending the state of the union address. >> this is maybe a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. god willing, we win this election in june and in november and next year, i will be serving in this body as a member of congress, listening to that speech. >> reporter: while in washington, ruben makes a point to meet with key latino congressmen. of the 530 members currently in congress, 28 are latino, eight republicans, 20 democrats. >> you already lieutenant? >> i'm doing well. waiting to meet with congressman basserra. >> reporter: like charlie gonzalez from the hispanic caulk couple. >> a few more offices. >> reporter: and congressman becerra from california.aucus. . >> a few more offices. >> reporter: and congressman becerra from california. >> going to be in washing

ruben is young.y connected. >> i might not raise as much as her but have hundreds of volunteers waiting to go and knock on doors, those young volunteers willing to make phone calls for you. >> more than 60,000 latinos turn 18 every months across the country and some democratic leaders believe ruben could be the right man to connect to him. debby is the president of the hispanic student union at rancho high school, ruben's alma mater. her brother and many of her friends are in the country illegally. the dream act could have protected them from deportation. it went down to defeat by the senate in 2010. >> having friends who are so close and had that chance to be able to have some kind of legal status here and then knowing that it was not possible, it was very heartbreaking. >> political radio host and registered democrat is also disappointed with the party. >> 70 sum% of the democratic population went with barack obama to get him elected. as soon as it happened, we are going to get the dream act, and t

go on, ruben- _ andjust loved it. go on, ruben. down _ andjust loved it. go on, ruben.uben. down the inside, andjust loved it. go on, - ruben. down the inside, ruben, not the outside. the inside. he went not the outside. the inside. he: went a whole year at buckmore park unbeaten, one every single race. a lot of these guys he was beating just on pure natural ability, without any kind of coaching and guidance. 13, the lucky number four ruben. ruben and i, obviously, we've known each other for quite awhile now, and it makes much more sense for us work together as a team, and then obviously we can share ideas, we can push each other to go faster. it's a really nice father—son relationship that they've been able to develop. they are very open with each other. so able to develop. they are very open with each other.- open with each other. so how was your— open with each other. so how was your day? _ open with each other. so how was your day? yes, _ open with each other. so how was your day? yes, it - open with each other. so how was your day? yes, it was i open with each othe

ruben and the jets was rock theater.ople. one of them might be... man: ♪ shoop shoop ♪ zappa: mothers. man: ♪ aah! ♪ zappa: others. man: ♪ aah! ♪ guevara: so, i was impressed and i decided i wanted to go backstage and congratulate him, to meet him. i walk in and i tell him, "hey, frank, thank you for doing doo-wop, doing all this crazy acid rock." and i said, "by the way, my name is ruben, and used to sing a little doo-wop back in e day. he just looks at me and says, "uh, ruben, huh?" man: and what i love about that was not, you know, him saying to zappa, like, "you're fake" or "you're appropriating." it was like, "hey, i see that you love this and you're making this kind of tribute, but i'm from this culture and i know these seets and i know this music and i know these people. why don't you let me become part of that performance?" and so he became really part of a kind of--i see it as like an extended zappa performance that then took on a life of its own where his musical career took on a new chapter. ♪ woman: when i th

rubens. you get to start then. should there be term limits in congress? mr. rubens: yes. i have self a two-term limit on myself. absolutely. sen. ayotte: yes. i have cosponsored legislation in my time in the senate to establish term limits. sen. ayotte: i think two terms in the senate. the house, a little bit longer. in terms of term limits, i think they have to be in place. josh: if it does not pass, are you going to run again? running now. josh: fair enough. as a state resident, do you think the hands-free law is a bit of an overreach? sen. ayotte: i think people should have been able to decide on their own. itim really, this is a state issue. i believe that people can take personal responsibility to keep themselves safe. we should not be texting when driving. distracted driving is important to address. i think people should take personal responsibility for this. josh: do you agree with the senator on this one? mr. rubens: i think the state has made a wise decision. i have seen people driving along, eating hamburgers, doing this law is making a difference. law enforceme

i'll always miss ruben. >> i have a daughter with ruben. her name is maya. she's 16 now.when ruben passed away. >> she grew up without him, and she misses him. it's not fair. it's not fair at all. there's an entire family that has an open wound that won't heal. it won't heal. >> ruben was only 19 when he was killed. he hadn't even started his life. sure, he had gotten in trouble in his past, but there's a lot of people that get in trouble and make changes. sfroo deputy marshall jan rippy, she is bound and determined that ruben rodriguez and his family are going to get justice, and she's not going to quit until tony burroughs is caught. >> this is what i do. i chase fugitives. it doesn't matter. you can run as long as you want for as long as you want, but eventually we'll be there. >> anthony seth burroughs has numerous tattoos krug three-quarters there's and the word burroughs written across his back. he has been known to frequently carry a weapon, and he may be armed and dangerous. if you have seen anthony burroughs or have any information as to his whereabouts, please c

you should know better, ruben. you have admitted you have a loved one who was a convicted drug traffickers, who has traffic drugs into our country. >> admitted to respond. ms. lake: i feel for you. you got emotional talking about that. for you to contribute to vote to empower cartels to bring in fentanyl into our country, you talked about it -- >> mr. gallego, one minute. ms. lake: he talked about a family member trafficking drugs. what they are doing to families, you are making that be their reality. moms and dads are losing people because of drugs. they have empowered the cartels. rep. gallego: i have taken this seriously. i was in support of more technology to the border that would have checked the scanners. that was in the bill that kari lake stood up and said do not pass it. it would have brought a political solution to an end. she needs this talking point. as a member of the armed services committee, i introduced a bill called the buck stops here that helps us track down the sources of money that go to fentan

congressman ruben gallego: and columbia. my mom came in the 70's and my dad also came in the late 90's. -- 70's. there was a lot of industrial base, good paying jobs, cheap housing, it was a good draw. the second or third largest latino population in the country. host: praised by a single mom so your dad left when? congressman ruben gallego: around the age of 11. host: any memories of him? congressman ruben gallego: i really look up to him, he was a construction worker. i worked on the farm and looked up to him as a father figure. he was my father figure but when everything went south, he also went. i don't think he reacted well and his company shut down and that caused a lot of problems. that's why it hurts so much to see someone i looked up to abandon us and abandon who i thought he was. host: can i ask you what happened? congressman ruben gallego: a lot of things happened. he had a construction company that was employee and a lot of people. he didn't get paid by some contractors and he also didn't pay his taxes and everyt

rubén darío villa: sí, exactamente. - ¡wow!un evento, que es el "open house", para toda la comunidad, que pueda entrar no solamente en mi estudio, pero en los estudios de los otros artistas que estamos allí, en 6th. street studios & art center, aquí en gilroy; y quería enfocar, para enseñarles a toda la comunidad de gilroy y san josé, el Área de la bahía, que vengan,

rubens grew discouraged. he withdrew from court and public life and went home to his baronial house in antwerp. his first wife had long since died. he married the 16-year-old helena fourment. it has been suggested that he was satirically alluding to himself and helena when he painted this aging but lusty satyr carrying off a young nymph. his paintings joyfully and sensually celebrated his love for helena. he purchased the castle of steen and with his family and his titles retired to a twilight fantasy of country life as the lord of steen. rubens' landscapes are suffused with a kind of nostalgia. they evoke a dream of aristocratic life, a life based on the ownership of land. today it's only half an hour by car or train from the landlocked aristocratic landscape that rubens painted to the canals of the dutch netherlands. though not far apart physically, these two societies were as different at heart as their landscapes. the dutch escaped from feudalism by making new land. they built dikes against the sea in a c

rubens grew discouraged. he withdrew from court and public life and went home to his baronial house in antwerp. his first wife had long since died. he married the 16-year-old helena fourment. it has been suggested that he was satirically alluding to himself and helena when he painted this aging but lusty satyr carrying off a young nymph. his paintings joyfully and sensually celebrated his love for helena. he purchased the castle of steen and with his family and his titles retired to a twilight fantasy of country life as the lord of steen. rubens' landscapes are suffused with a kind of nostalgia. they evoke a dream of aristocratic life, a life based on the ownership of land. today it's only half an hour by car or train from the landlocked aristocratic landscape that rubens painted to the canals of the dutch netherlands. though not far apart physically, these two societies were as different at heart as their landscapes. the dutch escaped from feudalism by making new land. they built dikes against the sea in a c

adis: don rubÉn recibe el cariÑo de todos. si habrÁ cargos contra la esposa del terrorista, por otra parte familiares y amigos se preparan para dar el Último adiÓs a las vÍctimas de la sangrienta masacre, marÍa eugenia nos tiene los detalles. marÍa eugenia: buenos dÍas natalia, culmina una semana de mucho dolor para los residentes de orlando. ahora comienzan los funerales, las cremaciones y los sepelios, la ciudad ha dado una muy buena noticia, prepararÁ un lugar especial el cementerio de la ciudad para sepultar a las vÍctimas que vayan a ser enterradas, ademÁs construirÁ un monumento en honor a estas 29 vÍctimas, estarÁn todos los nombres y cualquier persona podrÁ acudir allÍ, aunque no estÉn los restos de todos allÍ. todos los costos de mÁs de 2000 $ que son los costos para los sepelios, para los familiares que si decidan sepultar a sus familiares serÁ totalmente gratis, varias floristerÍa fueron contactadas y estarÁn donando y muy buena noticia, la pÁgina go founding, que estuvieron recaudando fondos, han recaudado mÁs de 1

ruben: yes.oncept that was born inside of my office, and by my office i mean my bathroom because that's where i do my best thinking there. especially now as i have kids, that's the only way to escape. i came up with the concept of fúchila fresheners 'cause i liked the name that it--of the ironic name and i was also looking for a project and a business to start that i was able to infuse my cultural identity as a first gen chicano here born in san josé and raised in gilroy. i wanted to infuse my design and my cultura into a product that is used on a daily basis like something like air fresheners. and so fúchila fresheners in alliteration was--when i came up with that name, it was just--i was just sold. i had to move forward with it. and, you know, i grew that business and i was able to at one point at the height of the--before the pandemic, at the height of the business, i actually had over 100 wholesalers internationally in japan, australia, puerto rico, and all over the us, and eventually i knew

rubÉn: el papa francisco planea visitar colonia del prÓximo aÑo segÚn informaron autoridades.n colombianos. le mantendremos informado. presentador: el pachuca venciÓ al amÉrica. vamos a acciÓn deportiva del fin de semana. raul: buenas tardes saludos a todos, continÚa la actividad de la jornada tres de la liga eme equis, un encuentro en el estado de azteca. remataba gonzÁlez y el esfÉrico rosa y autogol, el pachuca seguÍan con jugadas de mayor peligro, que espanto sÓlo demonios escupiendo el esfÉrico. en el segundo tiempo un golazo iba a acortar distancias para el amÉrica, golazo de lozano, faltaba 1 + 4 1 gano pachuca.en monterrey los rayados estÁn enfrentando al atlas, el partido estÁ en el segundo tiempo. mientras que hace unos instantes iniciÓ el encuentro entre leÓn y la mÁquina cruz azul. en instante estÁ por arrancar el morelia, la monarquÍa busca sumar por tres ante el toluca. el piojo herrera habÍa despertado interÉs de la selecciÓn de chile, medios sudamericanos publicaron que tras la salida de jorge sampaoli, esta es una de las opciones en el banquillo. recordemos qu

rubens estamos preparados para saber cÓmo estÁn las cosas en el deporte. mete un gran centro con la mano y matÍas metÍa el pelotazo, golazo. campestre ni tenÍa buenas atajadas para el puebla. el arquero de puebla iba hacer expulsado por hacer tiempo pero aÚn asÍ ganaron 1 0. juventus ante roma, un encuentro trabajito no habÍa goles hasta que en el minuto 77, el joven delantero sigue onfire y define de gran manera el argentino para darle la victora. la juventus se pone a dos puntos del lÍder. primera serie del juego y lanzaba el pase, steven pone en carrera. vamos al Último cuarto, conectado para 40 yardas. otro pase, pero ahora venÍa lo bueno, tenÍa que ir por la anotaciÓn de:, denver hacia el super tazÓn. raÚl: el uniformado no lo regaÑo, al contrario se puso a jugar con ellos, el vÍdeo se hizo bestial y volverÍa el oficial en busca de esos mismos niÑos para jugar basquetbol de nuevo, el legendario lo acompaÑÓ y se puso a jugar con los pequeÑos, que despuÉs tuvo oportunidad de tomarse fotos con el jugador. este tipo de actos merece que sean aplaudidos. no

rubens grew discouraged. he withdrew from court and public life and went home to his baronial house in antwerp. his first wife had long since died. he married the 16-year-old helena fourment. it has been suggested that he was satirically alluding to himself and helena when he painted this aging but lusty satyr carrying off a young nymph. his paintings joyfully and sensually celebrated his love for helena. he purchased the castle of steen and with his family and his titles retired to a twilight fantasy of country life as the lord of steen. rubens' landscapes are suffused with a kind of nostalgia. they evoke a dream of aristocratic life a life based on the ownership of land. today it's only half an hour by car or train from the landlocked aristocratic landscape that rubens painted to the canals of the dutch netherlands. though not far apart physically these two societies were as different at heart as their landscapes. the dutch escaped from feudalism by making new land. they built dikes against the sea in a com

rubens.he ig report concluded that you used your position of authority for personal and financial benefit. what evidence do you have to dispute that conclusion? >> sir, i've been advised by counsel not to answer that question to protect my rights under the fifth amendment to the constitution. >> let the record reflect that ms. rubens has asserted her fifth amendment right against self-incrimination. ms. rubens, let me be very clear. are you declining to answer the committee's questions solely on the grounds that you believe the answers will incriminate you? >> sir, if the advice of counsel has been to not answer anything that will unsure i protect my rights under the fifth amendment, i will continue to assert that. >> ms. rubens, was mr. mckenrick lying when he said that he told you that he would only move from philadelphia to los angeles if it was a direct reassignment? >> sir, i've been advised by my counsel not to answer that question to protect my rights under the fifth amendment to the c

congressman ruben gallego: susie's, 95th street. host: what did that teach you about customer service and do you apply that to politics? congressman ruben gallego: a lot of what i was doing was in the back. i was flipping burgers and making hotdogs. what it did teach me was because of the interactions you had every day, people come in to this restaurant from all walks of life. were having bad days are coming from work or going to work. me is i need to treat everyone the same the matter what even if you are being mean, having a great or bad day, i will treat you professionally and make you the best hotdog or b sandwich -- or italian beef sandwich. a lot of the other jobs that had have always taught me if you treat people professionally you will be treated the same in return. even if not you are better off being professional. host: what was the most popular item on the hotdogs? congressman ruben gallego: the hotdogs were more popular than burgers and they were chicago style. in our area, a lot of people love peppers on hotdogs. most p

good evening to you, ruben. next, at least eight killed as russian drones attack kyiv. the strikes were timed before the morning rush-hour. it is the second strike in a week. leaders say the russians are trying to instill terror against the ukrainian people. and almost total wipeout of the u.k. mini budget, and questions raised over how much longer prime minister liz truss has in 10 downing street. this is live from paris. ♪ thank you for being with us. breaking news in paris. the ballon d'or has been awaited, the best male and female players in football, perhaps the most prestigious award in the game. the men's prize and women's prize awarded. let's go to central paris where our sports reporter is there. tell us how the news was announced. reporter: as you can see, we have rain here, it is not dampening spirits, a lot of fans are waking for the player to make his exit. he is the fifth frenchman to win the ballon d'or, perhaps footballs most prestigious individual award. the last frenchman to win the award will hand it to him. he was nominated 11 times for the award and

a rubÉn esposo, a rubÉn padre, a rubÉn hermano, a rubÉn amigo, ta ta ta ta.ablemente no volvieron. y carlos villagrÁn, el querido quico, dice lo siguiente: "se nos fue nuestro querido profesor. nuestra querida vecindad estÁ reuniÉndose en el cielo. que en paz descanse mi querido amigo rubÉn aguirre, mi profesor favorito". se quiebra la voz, porque lamentablemente don rubÉn se fue sin volver a reconciliarse con sus amigos, la chilindrina y quico. alan: sÍ, gracias, addis. te querÍa comentar efectivamente eso. sÍ habÍa alguna diferencia con marÍa antonieta y con carlos villagrÁn, pero con florinda meza habÍa una gran relaciÓn. de hecho lo fue a visitar a puerto vallarta. lo que sÍ pasÓ con marÍa antonieta y carlos. addis: era una relaciÓn respetuosa, mas no cercana. la relaciÓn cercana era con chespirito, no con florinda. carlos: recordarlo con una sonrisa, lo que siempre nos provocÓ a nosotros. alan: gracias otra vez, addis. francisca: sÍguenos en todas nuestras redes sociales. te esperamos en facebook, instagram y twitter. busca nuestras cuentas oficiales y d

i was with ruben gigo who served in iraq. he was yelling at the gallery members how to put on their gas masks and be calm and not hyperventilate. i saw courage from my colleagues. i told ruben's wife -- she was texting me frantically. i told her i would get him out of there. ruben was one of the last persons to leave the floor. he was pointing to the gallery members where they needed to go because they were trapped. ruben was pointing and directing and telling them where they could go to get out safely. i'll never forget that. people on the floor who worked for the house gathering up the relics of the chamber, the hopper, the notes, seeing them pick up the relics to make sure that we could function somewhere else if we needed to, those are the moments you won't forget. most unsettling was this sacred chamber that is a symbol of democracy and was functioning to execute the peaceful transition of power was assaulted. an attempted coup took place and we had to retreat. we're still under assault. this is not in the past tense. th

rubÉn: buenos dÍas.en concreto quÉ no debe hacer una persona tan pronto agentes de ice toca a su puerta. rubÉn: desafortunadamente, llegan a su hogar y es importante que no salgan de su hogar y que no le den el pase a los oficiales de inmigraciÓn. nuestra comunidad, nuestros inmigrantes, tienen el derecho de no tener que comunicarse con ellos o abrir la puerta. borja: rubÉn, vamos a hablar un poco de prÁctica. como hemos anunciado hay muchas familias que tienen mucha incertidumbre. se habla mucho de ese documento que los agentes de ice introducen debajo de la puerta. dice que si no estÁ firmado por un juez no tienen por quÉ abrir la puerta. cÓmo un inmigrante puede reconocer si ese documento estÁ firmado o no por un juez? rubÉn: ahÍ estÁ el problema. mucha gente no va a saber si estÁ firmado por un juez o no. si el servicio de inmigraciÓn o ice tuvieran el dereno estarÍan regreso con mi consejo de que no habrÁn la puerta, que no se comuniquen con ice. ahora, si nuestra gente sabe que tiene un problema mi

(sophie fouron) o.k, ruben! (ruben dario zarate) it isn't easy.the first inning was tough, but we'll catch up. (ruben dario zarate) of course. (ruben dario zarate) we're more experienced, so yes. [the crowd is shouting at the game] (sophie fouron) you lost! (sophie fouron) and you get a lot of cheering from the fans. they scream all sorts of things at you. (sophie fouron) the ladies, they like you! everybody laughs here, a lot. do you notice that? (sophie fouron) that's why you're laughing so much. life is good. - yes - ruben! be gentle with me. despacito. so this is life in bocas! (george h. weir) the main industry in the whole archipelago back in the days was the banana plantations. if you're talking about now, tourism is the main source. with the airport built in 1991, i think that was the beginning of the tourism industry in bocas, because a lot of volunteers came in to work and a lot of people realized the beauty of it and they wanted to stay. if you're a foreigner and you establish yourself in bocas, you learn to be bocas. bocas makes touris