call san juan. that gives five missions, the largest grouping of spanish missions in the united states. was very desirable for its geography and its locations and controlrlands are, the one back and forth between governmental entities. i suspect that san antonio's got whiplash in the early 19th century. there were six governments in san antonio, up until the 1820's san antonio was under the up control of spain and in 1821, there is a revolution in which x go to control. the republic of texas and the revolution in 1836 related to the alamo. and you had the republic of texas. in 1845, texas was annexed by the united states. in 1861 we have the confederacy in charge. four years later we were back to the united states. , the single factor that shaped san antonio's character and its appearance and is being was its isolation on the texas frontier. we are in land, a couple hundred miles from the texas coast and the only way to reach san antonio was by oxcart from the texas coat -- texas coast and that took

system not in general use but still are two at the spanish mission, one mission espada and mission san juanwhich are used by area farmers to water their crops. you have on main plaza the cathedral san fernando which is the perish church but we have 5 missions in san antonio which are now a -- named a world heritage site. we have first mission the alamo which began san antonio, valero here in the city of san antonio and a few years later there was a second mission established which was mission san josÉ which has been restored rather elaborately and is -- is the largest -- was the largest and most successful mission in texas. 3 of the missions moved from north texas to san antonio and they are scattered along the san antonio river south of downtown, largest of them is mission concepcion, the largest itself is largest unrestored church in spanish church in the united states and we also have two smaller ones. mission san san francisco do espada and san juan capecano. we call it san juan to not confuse with california's. texas was desire -- was very desirable for its geography and location and a

the national park is comprised of mission conception, san juan and espata. we have a model of mission san jose. this is a model that exterior walls. the exterior walls were a series of rooms that served as a living quarters for the mission inhabita inhabitants. the mission compound also in the colonial period, anyway, would have included other buildings, workshops. today we see remnants of foundations for some of those buildings. of course, the mission would have included the church and the friary. what we're going to do is we're going to walk towards the church and talk a little bit more about what these missions were all about. so here we're standing in the convento or friary. this is where the missionaries would have had their living quarters, offices, classrooms would have been here. so it's a structure that's behind the church. and of course today it's missing the roof and the second floor. this would have been a two-story structure. but you can still really see the artistry that went into these buildings. and the whole idea behind these missions was to

for more, wewe are joined on the phone by san juan mayor carmen yulin cruz. d cohosting from his home in new jersey is juan gonzalez. can you talk about what is happening in puerto rico? i understand you just open a drive-by testing center. >> that is correct. [indiscernible] it is important to break the cycle down and introductions most vulnerable -- and ensure those most vulnerable and in the line of fire, so to speak. one of the things we have been doing at the misay polity, is keeping abreast of what was happening. maskse us way to purchase for our first responders and for anyone that we knew, doctors and nurses, were going to be on the line of fire. it is very impmportant they have don'tuipment so they got get sick and reduce the amount of doctors with coronavirus. if you lose your doctors and your nurses and lab technicians, who is going to take care of everyone? we started working on that. we started a curfew in puerto rico. we startedf march, taking measures in san juan. on march 13, we signed a contract with quest laboratories that provided us with an

sorry the area of the vicinity is called san juan the green hills shopping center is and the mare over that area says that he thinks that it's all down to a disgruntled security guard and he is believed to have firearms as well as grenades there's a suggestion. one person could be dead although that some very fied. but this is definitely a situation where several people are being held hostage as you can see some people are coming out i mean this could be a case of them escaping but goodness knows exactly the layout of this shopping mall but this is a situation that is live and we will keep you right up to date with what seems to be a developing story. now jazeera cameras have been allowed on a tightly controlled government visit to nor the miramar where the army has denied carrying out a genocidal campaign against the ranger a violent crackdown drave 3 quarters of a 1000000 over this minority from the mill than sage of rock on 2 and a half years ago almost all of them a living in bangladesh and in some of the biggest most crowded refugee camps in the world florence louis is a correspon

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we also have two smaller ones, mission san francisco and mission san juan capistrano which we call san juan to keep from confusing with california. that gives us five missions which is the largest grouping of spanish missions within the united states. texas was very desirable for its geography and its location. as a lot of borderlands are, the control went back and forth between various governmental entities. i would suspect that san antonio ends got whiplash in the early 19th century. there are six different governments in san antonio. first up until the 1820s san antonio was under the overall control of spain. then in 182121 there was a revolution which mexico took control. then came the republic of texas, the revolution in 1836 which was related to the alamo and with republic of texas in 1845 texas was annexed by the united states in 1861 we had the confederacy in charge and then four years later we were back to the united states. but probably the single factor that shapes san antonio character and it's very being was its isolation on the texas frontier. we are in london a couple hu

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the owner of san juan club in fair oaks said he wants to stay open for his employees and loyal customersaid his customers are social distancing while inside and his workers are disinfecting everything constantly. >>> it is not right for us to have to bear that burden. >>> i'm glad he is standing up for us and keeping us working. i have a son. me not working would be really bad because of that. i am a single mother. >>> i think he is overreacting a little bit. that is my opinion. >>> we are the ones that get affected the most. not the bigger corporations. >>> the crew is practicing social distancing and constantly sanitizing the bar. the government's request to close is not mandatory for now. >>> the 49ers are doing wheeling and dealing with two of their defensive stars. >>> 49ers re-signed defensive lineman eric armstead to six years. a deal reportedly worth $102 million. $46 million guaranteed. he had a breakout year last season. he led the 49ers with 10 sacks. richard sherman reacted while playing a videogame. >>> what are my thoughts? i'm excited about it. i'm happy he is staying with

. >>> this morning the usually pcked beaches of san juan, puerto rico are empty.co closed all of its beaches yesterday and cleared hundreds of tourists from the coast. it's part of a crackdown on people violating a newly imposed curfew to curb the spread of the coronavirus. so far the u.s. territory has reported at least five confirmed cases of the virus. >>> our cbs news correspondents often put themselves in harm's way to report on serious stories. seth doane is based in rome a hot spot for the coronavirus. like thousands of others in italy, seth has been infected. this morning he's sharing his story. >> reporter: this deadly virus which has shut down cities challenged health care systems and taken lives does not discriminate. if you've ever been to the spanish steps in the heart of rome you know how unusual -- a reporter never wants to be part of the story particularly this one. >> six cbs news employees were diagnosed with covid-19 and one of them is cbs news foreign correspondent seth doan.eporterd and developing mild symptoms, cough, fever and chest pressure

a man this man is alive he is right now in a hospital he is in stable condition now the mayor of san juan city which is where this mall is located he has appealed for calm he has appealed to media not to release live pictures so as not to compromise the negotiations he said that the hostage taker is now pretty calm and in fact he has asked for food and water and so they have seen this in the window of opportunity to appeal to the rational thinking of this hostage taker but he said that they will not release any more information until they get progress on the negotiation with the hostage taker al jazeera cameras have been allowed on a tightly controlled government organized visit to northern me and ma but the army denies a genocidal campaign against the hanging 3 quarters of a 1000000 of the mainly muslim minority were forced to escape into neighboring bangladesh 2 and a half years ago phone so i reports from dog pound ship in the northern states for kind. we are heading into restricted territory foreign journalists require commission to visit the northern part of rakhine state this is whe

at a man this man is alive he is right now in a hospital he is in stable condition the mayor of san juan city which is where this mall is located he has appealed for calm yes appealed to media not to release live pictures so as not to compromise the negotiations he said that the hostage taker is now pretty calm and in fact he has asked for food and water and so they have seen this in the window of opportunity to appeal to the rational thinking of this hostage taker but he said that they will not release any more information until they get progress on the negotiation with the hostage taker iraq's prime minister designate has withdrawn his candidacy a month off his appointment he says politicians were obstructing his efforts to form a government earlier polman failed to approve his cabinet for the 2nd time in a week simona whole team explains the details of the iraqi political system from baghdad. what allow we had set out to do was to form an independent and technocratic cabinet that would be able to address some of the protesters demands and to try to pass some of the reforms that are se

a man this man is alive he is right now in a hospital he is in stable condition now the mayor of san juan city which is where this mall is located he has appealed for calm he has appealed to media not to release live pictures so as not to compromise the negotiations he said that the hostage taker is now pretty calm and in fact he has asked for food and water and so they have seen this when the window of opportunity to up here. to the rational thinking of this hostage taker but he said that they will not release any more information until they get progress on the negotiation with the hostage taker and this is between the police and the hot sausage taker the mayor is only the one that's giving information to the media and so we will wait for more information we're going to be here to give you more updates. thank you that time she will be checking back in by the below there and manila. still ahead here on al-jazeera more turmoil for iraqi politics why the prime minister designate is pulled out. also bowing out an early frontrunner and says bid to go up against donald trump for the u.s. presi

we tend to talk about all these big state on state, san juan, etc., think about how this affects daily life. u.s. paying off -- you are paying off your student debt and you make a payment on your first house and you try to why that money to what you think is there a cyber criminal intercepted and there goes your life savings. that is happening every single day in this country. everyback to this idea, citizen is on the front lines in this fight. this is not just nationstates writing. guest: as i mentioned before, the caller wants to make things simpler. that is one of the things we recommend when it comes to elections. paper ballots. host: we will end with an independent. timothy in lakeland, florida, good morning. caller: good morning. it is harder -- it's like 2003. same place, same city. something came out. same place, something else came out. host: i will give you the final minute. guest: he talked about biological weapons. wes is not a morning where are adding threats to threats to threats. a perilous world. that has always been the case. we have to try to react to it and bring it

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. >>> with us co-chair of bernie sanders 2020 campaign and mayor of san juan, so nice to have you.r taking the time. >> thank you for having me. >> senator sanders is betting that america wants a democratic socialist as their president and he spent a lot of time explaining what socialism means to him. you were asked in july by jorge ramos about that. and you said you don't identify as a socialist or democratic socialist and that for latino voters, it brings about thoughts of authoritarianism. how do you get them to stomach a democratic socialist candidate for president? >> well, first of all, when you switch into the spanish language, things take a different meaning. what bernie sanders is talking about is equality, a better distribution of the wealth, is that human rights are amongst them, healthcare, and education. so latinos, we know very well that some of our latino people cannot go to the doctor because they don't have the money to. and what bernie sanders is talking about, just as dr. king talked about at some point in time, and he was also called a socialist, just as fdr tal

this is what dnc chair tom perez told jonathan san juan on monday. >> i'm confident we can work a planve our convention. >> if you have to can you pull off an online convention. >> we'd have to change the rules. we're not contemplating rules changes, and i'm very confident that we're going to be able to carry it off. >> joining me now, former new york congressman. former chair of the healthy democratic caucus. joe you know tom perez. what is he comforting right now as the party tries to plan its debate, convention, primaries, amidst a time of "cancel everything" and social distancing? >> well we're in totally uncharted waters at this point. and pardon the pun that campaigns themselves are not immune from this virus itself. and so i do think moving forward it is going to be interesting to see. and i think tom has his work cut out for him. but let's keep in mind that the conventions are still off into the summer months in july and august. so there is going to be time here i think for planning to make adjustments. but we do see the impact already on other campaigns. not only the president

the mayor of san juan city says about 30 people are being held in manila by a former security guard right now. one person has been shot and is in stable condition. we will, of course, continue to bring you the very latest on this story as those developments come in to us. >>> well, democrat pete buttigieg has dropped out of the u.s. presidential race. he broke the news sunday evening to his supporters in his hometown of south bend, indiana. buttigieg was the first gay candidate to earn presidential primary delegates for a major party's nomination. but he struggled to reach voters of color. a key democratic base. still, buttigieg surprised many with his strong showing in the early voting states. and the fervent base of support he's built. >> and we have a responsibility to consider the effect of remaining in this race any further. i will no longer seek to be the 2020 democratic nominee for president. but i will do everything in my power to ensure that we have a new democratic president come january. >> well, the remaining candidates will be using the coming hours to try and pull in every s

alvaro practiced law for 17 years and became a managing firm of t the law goldman and antonetti in san juan. 1992, he managed pedro's for governor of puerto rico, a man who would go on to win two terms, a hard task in the history of the island. his serving as governor, chief of staff for three years, he moved to washington, d.c., thee he focused on building democratic party within the hispanic community. to 2005, he served as the chair of the d.n.c.'s he anic caucus, where increased the party's hispanic membership by over 30%. chair, he built an unprecedented hispanic campaign network and called for john to work toward winning hispanic votes. in 2004, he earned the honor of named one of the 100 most influential hispanics in the hispanic tes by the business magazine. and anyone who crossed paths alvaro knew he was a true man of the people and a fearless champion of puerto rico's statehood. member of the -- i remember the first time we talked about statehood would be for pouerto rico. he recalled the story of the a story in chinese folklore that talks -- that talks about a huge bird tiny bird

he died at his home in san juan, puerto rico, at the age of 89. and the 2020 izzy award for outstanding achievement in independent media will be shared with between three recipients -- journalist matt taibbi, the publication "news inside," and puerto rico's center for investigative journalism. longtime reporter matt taibbi has focused on media bias, government misconduct, and the presidential campaign over the -- calling into question corporate and so called liberal media coverage of politics. he is the author of the book "hate inc." and co-host of the "useful idiots" podcast. "news inside" was launched by the marshall project in 2019, and it provides reporting on criminal justice issues for prisoners, with articles written by current and former inmates. puerto rico center for investigative journalism published 900 pages of damning messages last year between then-governor ricardo rossello and other top-level officials, triggering a mass uprising that led to his resignation. the izzy award is presented by the park center for independent media at it

it's the leap day baby this little girls all dressed up or leapfrog a tire had mercy san juan medicalr in sacramento and there's a little twist to this birthday. her dad was also born on leap day nurses say that this is a 2 million to one chance birth. >>29 years and never seen it happens. little baby's name is camilla dignity health says that they have a nickname for babies born today, they're called beliebers just in case you >>we'll celebrate every year though of q parents up kron 4 news at 00:09pm tonight butter cup coverage continues at the top of the hour, pam moore and ken wayne are here with kron 4 news attacked. >>the key and grant. thank you so much next at 10 o'clock coronavirus cases surpassed 100 in the united sates california among the hardest hit the new cases in the bay area tonight as an east bay infectious disease expert explains what makes co but 19 so dangerous to suddenly reshapes democratic field the day before super tuesday and joe biden is gaining momentum. 3 former rivals now backing him will explain what the shift in the race means for voters who already cast

my employees is not right for my patrons and it's not right for my business make jameson owns the san juanlub he says they're already practicing social-distancing in light of the coronavirus pandemic at the governor's request to close down doesn't make dollars and cents. that are right for us to better their that. and why the nixon set to stand up for us and keep us working. carter has been a bartender there for more than a year and have a son. so i mean you know we're going to be really bad just because of that because i'm a single she's washing your hands and sanitizing the workspace constantly so is she worried about unknown origin or community-spread call that 19 now. i believe in building up an immunity who to germs. the idea the governor would ask small businesses to close their doors indefinitely is hard to swallow for bar patrons. i he's overreacting little bit. that's my opinion, especially the night before one of the biggest bar nights of the year we're the ones to get affected the most by a bigger as word spread calls of support in some criticism came in. james took it all in st

and so i drove to san juan one afternoon, is and if any of you have been to puerto rico, there's this building in san juanld called the puerto rico tourism company which used to be a prison. it used to be a prison where puerto ricans were tortured and murdered. and somehow the billing was purchased, and now it's the puerto rico tourism company, and it's a place where you can get trolley maps, and there's a gallery and a grand piano, and people take selfies and, you know? the building still has two jail cells in their original condition where people stop and takee photos. and when i went back to visit this building after having written most of this book, almost all of it, and i was thinking i knew the history of this h place, and i went intendg to see it for what it had been, a prison where people were tortured and where people lost their lives. and yet when i got there and saw families and tourists, a woman asked me -- she handed me her phone, and shed asked me to take a photo of her with her and her two children. and i took her phone, and i took a picture of them. and then i asked he

's recentno haines article is "in san quentin prison, getting the flu can land you in solitary confinement." i began by asking juano describe the scene at san quentin. the northow i am in block, the mainline of san quentin state prison and i am at a pay phone. it looks like a pay phone. pastwatching people going back and forth in the units, irregular morning and what -- a regular morning in the north block. amy: we are talking to you on march 13. ththis is very relevant to givea marker for this moment because we are in the midst of the coronavirurus panandemic. i am wondering if you can talk about how you are experiencing that at san quentin where you are imprisoned? , weo here at san quentin get most of our news from the television. some from the radio. so we are well aware of what is happening outside the walls of san quentin. now when we hear this coronavirus and how deadly that has been worldwide, there's a natural zaidi that exists -- anxiety that exists o over heref what is going to happen to us when the public brings the illness to us because the one thing that we know for sure is that it is going to be bro

a man this man is alive he is right now in a hospital he is in stable condition now the mayor of san juan city which is where this mall is located he has appealed for calm he has appealed to media not to release live pictures so as not to compromise the negotiations he said that the hostage taker is now pretty calm and in fact he has asked for food and water and so they have seen this in the window of opportunity to appeal to the rational thinking of this hostage taker but he said that they will not release any more information until they get progress on the negotiation with the hostage taker. but you've all heard here all the al-jazeera news hour including israel holds its 3rd election in a year but will it break the political deadlock plus barring hours on the frontrunner and his bid to go up against donald trump for the u.s. presidency. coronavirus continues to disrupt global sport as moto g.p. is hoping race is a council to show we'll have those details later in spanish. government has allowed al-jazeera cameras into heavy restricted access to parts of its northern rakhine state where

mercy san juan medical center, they shared these photos.ious in her frog outfit. father ivan, both born on february 29th. >> the odds of this happening are 1 in 2.1 million. >>> this morning on "world news now," at least two americans have died from the coronavirus, which may have spread in one state for weeks. plus the concern over events involving big crowds. should march madness games be played without fans? >>> also this morning the changing democratic field ahead of super tuesday as pete buttigieg suspends his bid for the white house. plus joe biden's weekend blowout in south carolina. >>> new this half hour the weekend winter storm encasing homes in ice. >>> the wife of nfl quarterback matthew stafford, who had a brain tumor removed last year, has another big announcement. >>> the big news from judge judy. what one of america's highest-paid television personalities says is about to happen to her wildly popular show after 25 years. that's in "the skinny." it's monday, march 2nd. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to march here on "wor

>>she was born at mercy san juan medical center that's in sacramento. there's a twist or birthday though get this her dad was born on a leap day as well. the nurses say that this is a 2 million to one chance birth look at that. >>29 years and never seen it happens. now >>well the navy the baby's name is camille and dignity health says that they have a nickname for babies were born yesterday. the callie purse. face now, nasa and space x teaming up to chase asteroids they space agency has chosen space x launch its psych mission. nasa wants to learn more about metal rich sometimes fast moving moving objects in space. this mission will focus on the asteroid that orbits the sun between mars and jupiter its name psych and the psych mission should launch in july of 2022. dave on site. >>temperatures in the 40's for the most part across the bay where ballon quite a bit of cloud cover here little threat of some rain happening a why not much of it is hitting the ground for now we'll take a look at what your forecast holds in store for putting those we choose to g

we tend to talk about all these big state on state, san juan, etc., think about how this affects daily u.s. paying off -- you are paying off your student debt and you make a payment on your first house and you try to why that money to what you think is there a cyber criminal intercepted and there goes your life savings. that is happening every single day in this country. everyback to this idea, citizen is on the front lines in this fight. this is not just nationstates writing. guest: as i mentioned before, the caller wants to make things simpler. that is one of the things we recommend when it comes to elections. paper ballots. host: we will end with an independent. timothy in lakeland, florida, good morning. caller: good morning. it is harder -- it's like 2003. same place, same city. something came out. same place, something else came out. host: i will give you the final minute. guest: he talked about biological weapons. wes is not a morning where are adding threats to threats to threats. a perilous world. that has always been the case. we have to try to react to it and bring it back t

i have a degree from the university of san juan. he have generations of students who have been underserved. when i make the decision to join san francisco school district, i thought i was stepping beyond the paradigm. i thought i was leaving the need behind. i think it's very, very shameful that we are living in the richest city in the country, and we are begging for money and saying we are going to cut it from teachers, $26 million. that e-mail, by the way, superintendent was received on a wednesday. that was a very hard day at work. it was not very effective communication, my friend. let me tell you. you do not do that in the middle of our week. i stand with you on the message that we need to find a way to fund this. and i agree we are having a problem but i don't like the way you took sides and separated us in this common problem, and we are all trying to do the same thing. so i urge everybody to use all this energy to tax the fuck out of the rich so we can get the funds we need to fund our education. thank you. [applause] >> hell

the town decided to take san juan de dios as its patron save , legend has it he saved many people fromy enemy forces in iraq, the military times reports they were accompanying iraq e- service security forces during released. >>> knew this morning north korea fired 3 short rain missiles after entering to take momentous action to protest condemnation of live fire exercises, south korea sold sale military says productively in the water between the korean peninsula and japan in japan called north korea's actions a serious threat to the peace and safety of japan. >>> to the state of tennessee where people affected by deadly tornadoes are working to recover from the devastation. at least 7 tornadoes touched down in the nashville area last week, nearly 25 people, the damage stands more than 70 miles. the oldest victims are 84 yo jimmy, and his wife donna, married nearly 60 years, found side-by-side on their mattress. >>> i truly believe they lay down, they covered up with covers like all of us do every night, and they went to sleep. and they never knew anything. >> if are going to sift throug

there could be 2 to 3 inches of it, and winter storm watches have been posted now for parts of the san juan," we have t.j. in canada with those beautiful harp seals. >>> plus what chris harrison thg up on "gma" e explosi and look up to 5 years younger in 12 weeks... with new no7 laboratories firming booster serum. it lifts and firms so well...80% of women said procedures can wait. new firming booster serum from no7. >>> "good morning america" is sponsored by chase. make more of what's yours. >>> good morning. i'm kumasi aaron with abc 7 mornings. here's mike with the forecast. >> good morning, kumasi. check out this gorgeous view from the exploratorium camera from pier 15. no real wet weather other than the south bay. stray showers are possible. mid to upper 60s coast to the bay. and upper 60s, low 70s. a little cooler than yesterday. you can see some of the showers in merced moving to the northwest. that could rotate into the south bay. better chance for rain for all of us on saturday. >>> good morning everyone. good news on that sig-alert we were following in fairfield. it's cleared. but

juan carlos aguiar estuvo en san francisco, en california, donde hablÓ con personas que estÁn viviendoan: cuando rogelio chong llegÓ a san francisco, california, se sintiÓ libre y seguro. Él dice que toda su vida se ha sentido orgulloso de sus ancestros y bienvenido en su paÍs adoptivo, aunque en las Últimas semanas eso ha cambiado y describe lo que algunos le han expresado sin decir una palabra. rogelio: que no me quieren que me quede aquÍ, que quieren que me vaya. juan: chong dice que la hostilidad se ha convertido en su nueva realidad. rogelio: uno sube al bus o va a salir a comer a algÚn lugar y ve personas que lo miran juzgando como si tal vez Él tiene el virus. juan: Él dice sentir las miradas acusadoras. rogelio: tal vez vaya a causar algo, que vaya a pasarnos a nosotros. juan: este estudiante de sistemas, hijo de padres chinos, nacido en panamÁ, dice que por estos dÍas se siente asediado. rogelio: porque uno se siente que estÁ oprimido, pues que no siente que es parte de este lugar. juan: experiencias como estas se han multiplicado en lo que pareciera ser una epidemia de intole

that gushed 3 million gallons -- 3 million gallons of this toxic yellow stew into the animas and san juan rivers, and across my home state of new mexico, utah, and the navajo nation. it's been four years since this spill and the states, tribes, and local communities have still not been fully reimbursed. this was a normal river in the west that looked clean and pristine. here it is this toxic stew, this yellowish stocksic stew that ran for a number of days. the right to mine on federal lands royalty-free maybe made sense 150 years ago. a free ride makes no sense now. it's a sweetheart deal for the mining companies that can't be justified by today's fiscal or environmental realities. the old joke in the west is that the mining company gets the gold and the american people get the shaft. and that's literally true. my amendment to reform the 1872 mining law that senators heinrich and bennet are mosquito sponsoring ends this free -- are cosponsoring ends this free ride by doing two simple things. sets a royalty rate between 5% and 8% on mining on federal lands, the public lands. and it provide

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de queda al tiempo que cerraron cientos de aeropuertos >> ahora marÍa del carmen gons les estÁ en san juan el estado de salud de todas estas personas que llegan porque la verdad que solamente vuelos de asia y europa no pueden llegar hasta puerto rico pero estÁn llegando hacia otros paÍses y de otros paÍses estÁn llegando a puerto rico entonces es la preocupaciÓn mayor entre 8.000 a 13.000 personas llegan a nuestro aeropuerto, en puerto rico se hacen 50 pruebas diaria y solamente a personas que vengan de otros paÍses no a personas que llevan viviendo aquÍ como ustedes dijeron el toque de queda es de 9 de la noche hasta las 5 de la maÑana todo el mundo tiene que estar encerrado se ve la isla vacÍa la verdad, es que las personas han hecho caso de este toque de queda solamente se han intervenido por ahora el aeropuerto en esta hora de la maÑana estÁ vacÍo pero en horas de la tarde hay mucho movimiento >> sÍ algunos comercios de comida estÁn abiertos y estan dÁndole la mano la verdad a las personas que se encuentran en a sus casas y despachando comida solamente los que despachan comida pueden e

the issue of training, i think is a very important one, whether it's san juan or other places okinawa for example. we don't have opportunities to do a lot of training in those places sustainable deployments but also keeping our force-ish sharp when you good training areas do you agree with? that >> absolutely training is the lifeblood of the units effectiveness. the ability to train maintain and equipped their. fourth >> we look forward to working with both of you on that continued important reassessment that you are doing. the other issue that i have been raising quite a long time mister secretary might remember your confirmation hearing. you mentioned that if the air force and its upcoming will cohen's decision where to place the next squadrons of casey 40 sixes. did it in an area that was colocated with over a 105th generation fighters, that it would provide the united states with extreme strategic reach, and it would show that to our potential adversaries. the trans calm commander testified last week that, one of the most stress capable aspects and their number one readiness conce

luis: iniciativa la comenzÓ el chef juan san juan, como ven hay muchos otros restauranteros que se sumana, fany lu estÁ re lanzando un álbum que la llevÓ al Éxito. hablÓ con televisa espectÁculos y enviÓ un mensaje a sus seguidores,iento social y viviendo una inesperada cuarentena. tras 14 aÑos relanza su aÑo debut con el que logrÓ la internacionalizaciÓn. " lÁgrimas cálidas". [mÚsica] >>se lanzÓ de nuevo mi primera producciÓn y aprovechen el tiempo en casa y vuelvan a escuchar esta producciÓn, las canciones que a todos les encanta, con la que nos conocimos y con las que he cantado muchas veces en mÉxico. reportera: el Álbum debut de la colombiana la llevÓ a que de un momento a otro su nombre se escuchara gran parte de latinoamÉrica, estados unidos, europa y asia. dando la pauta para la publicaciÓn donde se desprende " tÚ no eres para mÍ". [mÚsica] reportera: desde su casa en colombia la artista hace una reflexiÓn sobre el momento que se vive por la pandemia del covid 19. >> un momento que puede traer grandes aprendizajes y si hacemos todo esto con gratitud del corazÓn de saber que nos e

san antonio river south of downtown. it is the largest unrestored church, spanish church in the united states. we have two smaller ones. juan to keepsan from confusing the californians. that gives us five missions. texas was very desirable for its geography and location. it went back and forth between various entities. san antonio's got whiplash in the early 19th century. there were six governments up until the 1820's. in 1821, there was a revolution in which mexico took control. then came the republic of texas in 1836. and we have the republic of texasand then in 1845, was annexed by the united states. in 1861 we have the confederacy in charge. four years later, we are back to the united states. the single factor thatshakes its appearance shakes its appearance is we are a couple hundred miles from the texas coast and the only way to reach san antonio was by boxcar from the texas coast. that took a couple days. very difficult city. at this point, san antonio began to explode. been a topic of different publications in the united states. there's a great awareness of this. this did not totally please people like in houston. pe

juan sebastiánjosé díaz balart. >> nos vemos ¡. ♪ ♪ >> >>> nadie sale de casa san francisco ordena a sus mÁs de 7 millones de habitantesidente trump admite que la economÍa puede

. >>> juan, es el encargado de des infectar la capilla de san josÉ.e les pide a los feligreses no darse la mano y en el caso de la hostia no recibirla en la boca. >>> se pone la hostia en la palma de la mano. y la consume. >>> el padre sÁnchez recuerda que la iglesia es flexible y tolerante ante cualquier emergencia sobre todo una pandemia. >>> si tienen personas de la tercera edad no es necesario que tengan que ir a la misa, con remordimiento de consciencia. >>> el catolicismo no solo se practica en la iglesia. >>> para no contagiar a mÁs gente. pero pues no, podemos hacer nuestras oraciones en la casa. >>> rubÉn pereida, noticias telemundo. >>> si usted estÁ por ir al supermercado abastecerse no entre en pÁnico y francisco fajardo nos dice quÉ productos cambiar. >>> hay una avalancha de confusiÓn en supermercados ¿quÉ deberÍa tener en el refrigerador y en la despensa de su casa?. >>> enlatado. >>> lo escencial el agua y comida enlatada y no es lo Único, hay fruta que dura mÁs tiempo en buen estado. por ejemplo plÁtanos, naranjas y manzanas ricos en

"despierta amÉrica" tiene cobertura en equipo con luis desde san francisco y juan carlos gonzÁlez queorÍa de las muertes. muy buenos dÍas, juan carlos. juan:hola, muy buenos dÍas. han sucedido varias cosas en el estado de washington. ha aumentado el nÚmero de personas infectadas y el nÚmero de personas que han fallecido debido al coronavirus. aquÍ hubo una conferencia de prensa de parte de los familiares de personas que estÁn aquÍ y se quejaron de lo que dicen la falta de informaciÓn con las autoridades, para saber quÉ es lo que esta pasando precisamente con sus seres queridos. este es un recuento de lo que ha sucedido en las Últimas horas respecto al coronavirus. el estado de washington sigue siendo el mÁs afectado por el coronavirus. el nÚmero de casos supera los 70. en conferencia de prensa familiares de alguno residente del centro se quejaron ante lo que califica como falta de acciÓn y de información acerca de lo que pasa con sus seres queridos. mÁs de dos docenas de bomberos permanecen aislados ya que fueron quienes transportaron al hospital a la primera persona que dieron positi

juan sebastiánjosé díaz balart. >> nos vemos ¡. ♪ ♪ >> >>> nadie sale de casa san francisco ordena a sus mÁs de 7 millones de habitantesalle el presidente trump recomienda evitar reuniones de mÁs de 10 personas, ni siquiera en casa para frenar el avance del coronavirus. los mercados siguen en pÁnico y hoy, el dow jones registrÓ su peor caÍda en 30 aÑos. el presidente trump admite que la economÍa puede entrar en recesiÓn. esta es nuestra principal noticia, y ademÁs este lunes. cada vez mÁs paralizado, casi 3 millones de estudiantes se quedan sin ir a la escuela muchos dependen de la comida que allÍ recibe. tambiÉn deja negocio cerrado y millones de latinos sin trabajo. cÓmo proteger su casa. ventile la ropa que usÓ fuera cuidado con el celular y computadora. tenemos las recomendaciones de los expertos para mantener a salvo a su familia. si no tiene mÁs remedi que salir a la calle >>> la tele medicina. para reducir el avance del coronavirus. cÓmo funciona y cuÁles son las ventajas de ver al mÉdico por internet ♪ ♪ >>> noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart. >>> el coronavirus avanza y hunde al paÍs en un estado de preoc

san luis potosÍ mÉxico jessica zermeÑo univisiÓn. ilia: tambiÉn en méxico la declaraciÓn del cardenal juan sandoval iÑiguez causa polÉmica lo de que unonunciamiento menos esperados, ante la actividad el prÓximo lunes en miles de mexicana encabezarÁn para parar el -- detener la violencia. las declaraciones del cardenal de guadalajara es a travÉs de un vÍdeo subido agradece auspiciado por el sitio web vivamÉxico.org y sigue la marcha pretende obtener espacio polÍtico para la mujer y legalizar el aborto, esta maÑana en entrevista en exclusiva con noticias univisiÓnsandoval dijo que muchas mujeres que se manifestarÁn son feminicidas. >> ellas son feminicidas porque se abordan niÑos y niÑas. >> lorena clarifica de agresivas las declaraciones del prelado de una religiÓn que encubre la pederasta. >> cuando no estÁ casada iba con el padre le dice mi esposo me viola todas las noches porque no quiero tener relaciones sexuales, le dicen es tu cruz, la tristeza es lo que te toca hacer. >> para jesÚs aguilar es vocero de la arquidiÓcesis de la ciudad de mÉxico no se puede cerrar los ojos frente a la violencia contra la mujer es. >> las mujeres ha

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san josÉ, después de unas vacaciones en lombardÍa, italia... >> estuve en zonas donde hay gente contagiada de coronavirus. tayana: este paciente, a quien llamaremos juan hospital me dijeron que no porque ya no reunÍa las condiciones necesarias. las condiciones al parecer son tener fiebre, tos fuerte y dificultades al respirar. tayana: juan llamÓ a su doctor y siguiÓ el protocolo con tal de ser examinado. >> he visto en italia tantas personas tosiendo, estornudando. seguramente algunos tenÍan el virus, pero con sÍntomas leves. sin querer, poder contagiar a otras personas. tayana: la respuesta para hacerse la prueba siguiÓ siendo no. el problema es que no todos los pacientes del coronavirus demuestran sÍntomas inmediatos. nos contactamos con departamento de salud del Área de la bahÍa. todos dijeron que protocolo era llamada su doctor de cabecera y Él decidirÁ si llevarlo con el departamento de salud o no. sin embargo, el departamento de salud de santa clara anunciÓ hoy que por el momento su prioridad son personas con sÍntomas. solo a estos pacientes les estÁn aplicando la prueba del coronavirus, ya que no tienen suficientes kits para hacÉrsela al pÚblic

que no tienen hogar en la ciudad de san antonio, que tiene una poblaciÓn flotante de entre 2000 a 3000 personas desamparadas. jorge: gracias. vamos con el doctor juanogó a dios, "nos pides no sentir temor, pero nuestra fe es dÉbil, y tenemos miedo". en el momento que dijo una vez hace tiempo que la fe no era un elÁstico, ni tampoco un nÚmero 911 de emergencia, sino que la fe se ejercitaba todos los dÍas. hoy recuerdo que la fe es oral, cristianos evangÉlicos, chino, quien quiera, como sea, orar y pedir, yo me quedo con el salmo 91 y sigo pidiendo. 1000 caerÁn a la diestra, 10.000 alrededor, pero no nos tocarÁn, pero no nos tocará porque tu estas alrededor. jorge: gracias a ustedes por estar con nosotros, aquÍ les vamos a contar exactamente lo que estÁ ocurriendo. nos vemos un poco mÁs tarde en el noticiero univisiÓn. marÍa: y el domingo. ♪ ♪ >> muchos famosos nos muestran las guaridas donde estÁn pasando la cuarentena. en nueva york se pone de moda las mascarillas mÁs originales nunca antes vistas. los muchachos de banda ms nos cuentan cÓmo estÁn al borde de la crisis econÓmica. camila soria anuncia que ella y su hija estÁn infectadas por el corona