i offices in san juan. the, instead of hitting the f b, i offices, they mess damaging. the department of agriculture is being directly fired on invigorates the f, b, i's hon for those much of those. and within weeks they have a new list of surveillance targets. and the fact that it was an attack to the f b i office, of course, made them feels very personally committed to that investigation. and so through an all of their resources into the, the, the f b i gather, is enough evidence to get a quarter. and start stopping phone conversations and planting microphones in homes and vehicles buried in the miles of audio troops f b. i. agents are starting to hear conversations about $7000000.00. they soon come to the conclusion that the grenade attack and the wells fargo robbery were both done by those much of data. by 1985, the b i has gathered reams of evidence leaking, say got to the wells fargo robbery barnett. b, i read rounds up 11 logic deals, charging them with conspiracy in the wells fargo robbery. se gardner and heather fios are jailed without bond. initially, the gove

navy technicians were going to work in this school bus on the terrace ambush. them just outside san juan to were killed and 10 were wounded, including 3 women. 3 groups leave a joint communicate in a nearby phone booth claiming responsibility. one of them is low so much of data. they state that the attack was in retaliation for a pro test drive vegas who was killed while in police custody. and that the actions will continue until vs is returned to the point though he can people the moment held the navy accountable. if you kill a prisoner claim is suicide. when cleared forensic evidence showed that he had caches and bruises all over his mind. today of price if they think they're going to drive us out of the i guess with acts like this, they've better think again people before we go don't support this type of activity in the country. they reject it very, very, very, very vociferously and very strongly repudiate this type of action. and we think that think of these people, as our enemies are enemies of the people for the after the attack there is internal descent within most much of data. t

did you go to cuba, san juan hill? >> no.there is some limitations and i'll tell you about a couple but that was one. these days it's easier than it was 20 years ago. no i did not do that. the other one in' didn't do i dd a trilogy on world war ii in europe in the first one is called -- and it's africa. i wanted to go in the worst way to the desert. iner the desert all the british and german stuff is still there. it's the desert. nothing happens to it. so i wonder how cool would that be to go see the tanks and the tracks and all the stuff in the statee department who deigned my existence come the state department said we don't thank you can go to one of the big cities like tripoli and be a tourist. we really don't want americans wandering around in the libyan desert by themselves. i had to take that to heart and accept their advice. there some places i can't go. but when it's possible and when it's reasonable i'd definitely go. >> i'm notot surprised at all we were able to get in to some places the way the state department di

we heard today that today, of course we can say tonight around the palestine square in downtown san juan. a big a solidarity rally isn't there is a plan to take place by people from all walks of live to gather around the palestine square of the symbolic palestine square in downtown san juan and voice, their support for the policy that people get 20 minutes past 6 pm here in moscow. let's move on to more world news. poland tests take a name, a few brain for legal actions that recently filed up the world trade organization while kia has put the brakes on its lawsuit of the w. t. o. warsaw say's its not enough on the quote up sir. it efforts and must be completely abundant. we don't know what it means to suspend the consideration of the complaint. we demand the withdrawal with the complaint, as it is groundless, and absurd or appeal to the ukrainian side is as follows. if we want to improve our relations, they should simply withdraw the complaint. instead of talking about some kind of suspension, which is a reminder of the situation, you claim filed complaints against poland, slovakia, and

. >> as you're going first of all the dakotas and the spanish-american war, the san juan hill, you gohrough that hart of it which is certainly important, governor of new york and then onto presidency. the scene that you're referring to, i want to mention that because he's president of the united states, he o goes on a tr in his train and he has elaborate car all fixed up for him and the trains go all over the place and he's giving speeching everywhere and it's a back slapping sort of handshaking kind of a tour and he goes to the dakotas and by years after he's been out there as a cattle rancher and two of the people that have worked with him come to see him and he spots them and they come and he invites them to come aboard the railcar. he's excited to see them and they come, they are all struck by what they are looking at, he's giving them a tour of the rail car and they sit down in comfortable chairs and he start talking to them, they say we brought your old horse, we had him, we thought you might want to go on a ride with us and i can't do that, i'm president of the united states, t

we heard today that today or of course we can say tonight around the palestine square in downtown san juan, a big a solidarity rallies. it is a plan to take place by people from all walks of life to gather around the palestine square of the symbolic palletized square in downtown san juan and voice, their support for the powers to give people. thank you for bringing us through all of our to correspond to use of to allow the live from to around as well. the big story to dave, out from israel and at, from golf course. and the, and all the big developments right throughout the day here on our team. we'll bring them to you. okay, nate. so is looking, sorry. so evidently i ng what it costs. it's quote, southern neighborhood. the block has recommended a future approach be shipped to in its own words, outline opportunities for future engagement. let's take a look. allies launch a deep reflection on needles relationship with southern neighborhoods. the report should assist the allies in taking stock of evolving developments and nato's broader southern neighborhood and identify and concrete recommen

did you go to cuba at san juan hill? no. there are some limitations and tell you about a couple? i mean, that was one going to cuba to be a tourist these days. it's easier than it was 20 years ago. but no, i did not do that. the other one i didn't do, i wrote a trilogy on world war two in europe, the first one is called the rising tide and it's north africa. and i wanted to go in the warsaw way to the libyan desert because as in the libyan desert, all of, you know, rommel and montgomery, all the british and stuff is still there. it's the desert nothing happens to it. so i thought, how cool would that be to go see all the tanks and have and all this stuff and again, the state department who is the bane of my existence, the state department? well, we really don't think you can to, you know, one of the big cities in tripoli and and be a tourist. but we really don't want americans wandering in the libyan desert by themselves and i had to sort of take that to heart and accept their advice. so there are some places i can't, but when passable when it's reasonable i say i definitely go i

the the the dispute over the san juan islands is an entirely different what's that an entirely different story. it's part of this story. we're not going to cover it today. we can't we can come back to that again. yeah, it's it's interesting that's like any treaty. this is essentially a function of compromise. right. and actually i'm quite done yet i'll talk a little bit about how this this agreement, this treaty is remembered on both sides of the border. but yeah, it is it is fascinating as to exactly how the the british whose hand was once so strong, ended up relenting, ceding the territory to the united states, but maintaining vancouver island and the waterways. it really comes down to maritime transport, right? as long as both nations had access to the pacific ocean, which the treaty facilitated for both that was seen as beneficial for both nations. now now another. okay. oh, in the back, i have to tell you, i'm really impressed that so many of you have heard of this story before. think i need to give you all like a bonus point on your midterm exam or something? just just for that. ye

oh, we have given san juan, you have given someone. so it isn't of a capital that they won't do it. why? because our lives don't matter to them the signature in crisis porter. and evelyn ponder for more than 500 years. it is a website of domination on a real sense. gun manually was able to be the voice of people who weren't just and excuse the expression kissing the truck, you know, but i think that, you know, is important for the story to be heard and can people know the magnitude of it? and she was an important voice in doing that the the the, the people have been told that we are too little too small, that we are 2 weeks. and we are to 4, to be independent colonialism at this point is a residential called. it's uh, it's like a, a dinosaur, the basis of problems and it's not going to go away. so far. it's a for the side of united states, but it can become an infection the or the have you ever been in a situation so overwhelming, so devastating is so difficult that you have no idea how things are going to turn out. you do know one thing. no matter what and nothing will ever be the

says the lien is is that the because i'm looking at here the most significant to see him in san juan. so you could see the next time you had the issue for a week to look at the world's tubs, business stories from global markets to economies, and a small business sales force and including security around the world. is there something that the international community your view should be doing to understand how it affects? counting the cost on al jazeera, the israel games $1100000.00 palestinians living and northern gauze at 24 hours to move south for their own safety. the unwillingness of devastating humanitarian consequences the one inside this is all and is there life.

just to see him in san juan so you could see it. and this to me, you had the issue for a week to look at the world's tubs, business stories from global markets to economies, and a small business sales force and including security around the world history or something that the international community your view should be doing to understand how it affects counting the cost on o g, a 0 a lot of the stories that we cover a highly complex. so it's very important that we make them as understandable as we can do as many people as possible no matter how much they know about a given crises. so issue the smell of that is all of the power as all just it recall respondents, that's where we strive to do the destruction and time a come from master coming does at least 471. people are killed off to on his radio strike on the allow the baptist hospital, the other one down. jordan, this is obviously a red light from dough. so i'm coming up. yes, president job item says egypt has.

puerto rico terrace blew up a number of air national guard jet fighters and an american base near san juan. at least 8 jet fighters were destroyed. the coursera just flew up one after the other . damage was estimated at $45000000.00. no one was hurt left, his group, which has at once the united states, out of puerto rico, is playing responsibility for the attack. air force spokesman, say this is one of the most serious attacks, never against an american military base here or in the united states. the so i didn't get back home until a couple hours later, and lucy thought that that had been killed once the plane started to blow up the they were loaded with the machine guns. so the machine the morning after the attack b s. b, i find so much it is stuck in the ground within yards of one of the air base security guards a message that most much of battles were close enough to take the guard's life. but unlike the boss attacked this time, they insured that no one was hurt an internal most much of those documents celebrates the attack. we were able to revive the spirit of our people. since this wa

las autoridades dijeron que san juan yang, de 31 años, fue quien condujo hasta las oficinas de visasca popular china, que está ubicada en la calle laguna y la geary. el lunes, alrededor de las 15:00 de la tarde no se proporcionó ningún otro tipo de información, incluido el posible motivo en otro tema. >> hoy mostraron su descontento los trabajadores domésticos, luego que el gobernador newsome tomara la ley que obligaba a los empleadores a mejorar los beneficios de estos empleados. las manifestaciones fueron hoy en san francisco y en los Ángeles por parte de la coalición de trabajadoras domésticas de california y otros grupos con mucha cólera. en respuesta al veto del gobernador newsom de la propuesta sb 686 que hubiera dado derechos de salud y seguridad a las más de 300.000 trabaja doras del hogar en california. el gobernador ha justificado su decisión argumentando que la ley contemplaba costosa cargas a personas particulares que no pueden pagarlo y precisamente el gobernador newsom promulgó también este miércoles una legislación que ha sido destinar a abordar el problema de los cybe

>> one of my -- first of all, i work for the san juan indications authority, so i've been a dispatchers giving an attempt to locate on a vehicle that was driving poorly, i intended to tell the officers that the vehicle was driving erratically. however, i keyed up on the busiest police channel in our county and told them all that the vehicle was driving erratically. >> kelly: [laughs] [applause] that's an amazing vehicle! okay. >> everybody needs their red room, even a buick. it's fine. that's amazing, thank you so much for taking a fall, that's got to be a hard thing. >> thank you! >> kelly: time for one more. where is dan? hi, dan! >> hi, kelly. >> kelly: hi! >> keep in the context of the rookie moves, i got a problem -- i've got one that hits close to home and it's the one upper and everybody's got that -- you know, you make this car stopped, you see some drugs in your vitals you i see some drugs and guns and this and that, so you're always getting one out. i get this issue that hits close to home because it's my brother that did like a huge one up that no matter what i do and what b

is the palestine square in downtown san juan and for the 2nd time today, people from all walks of pods gathered around the palace fund square to show their solidarity with the power speed and people and also to condemn the continued is really air strikes against the causes for base people for the international community to take action before it's too late. they say that the israel keeps bombing from different residential buildings in the gaza strip. and uh, what the world is doing it just to watch and sit back and watch what is happening there. so are these people say different politicians around the world, even different global organizations are talking about it uh uh, advising both sides to stay calm, but no one is taking a practical action to try to stop it. and we're hearing these days. that is really officials and even american officials are accusing it wrong of having a role in helping him us resist the is ready occupation. it was really attacks of course. and today we heard such comments from the id s u n. c, i, the coma, ron assisted from us before the war, directly with traini

part, the clashes do seem contained, but the, his boss side as well as statements coming out of san juan, suggest if israel decides to go ahead with his ground defensive. and it seems that it is determined to do so that his beloved will essentially get into the mix. and many people that have been on do not want that. they suggest that his beloved does not represent them in any way whatsoever. and it makes sense since many of the people that currently live in the country are still to a sense traumatized from previous conflicts in the region. us must militants, meanwhile, have released footage, which shows 2 elderly hostages being fried. a path is very women seem to be accompanied by minutes, ends on 100 over 2 red crescent personnel. the grandson of one of the release captive says his grandmother is known egypt and should prostitute into israel is ready. authorities have confirmed the release of the 2 concepts, but at least 200 of us are still being held by him. us. this is, rose issued a very strong message to the people of gaza civilians a need will not be assisted on any foreign aid wi

the remains amid the crowd in terra is where i'm standing is the palestine square in downtown san juan. and for the 2nd time today, people from all walks of pods gathered around the palace fund square to show their solidarity with the palestinian people and also to condemn, to continue it is rarely air strikes against the gods. as for beast, people are ours. the international community to take action before it's too late. they say that the israel keeps bombing from different residential buildings in the gaza strip. and uh, what the world is there we get just to watch and sit back and watch what is happening there. so are these people say a different politicians around the world, even different global organizations are talking about it or advising both sides to stay calm, but no one is taking a practical action to try to stop it. and we're hearing these days. that is really officials that even american officials are accusing it wrong of having a role in helping him us resist the is ready occupation. it was really attacks of course. and today we heard such comments from the id s u n. c o

the consulate who first hit in the back and then ran as security guards distracted. 31 year old san juang. when officers arrived, they were coughing because of the pepper spray that consulate security guards had deployed. something that impacts yang. two seconds later, officers then fired shots that proved to be fatal in slow motion. you can see yang waving the knife back and forth through the air. it almost appears as though yang couldn't see anything. i asked chief bill scott about that thursday day. >> what i will say, though, in fairness, is we don't really know what this person could see or not see. and we at that point, the officers remember the call was that the person had a gun and in fairness to the situation, we don't know what he could or couldn't see. >> police say yang had this knife in his hand and found this fully loaded crossbow in the back seat of his car with 240 caliber fired cartridge casings. witnesses heard him previously asking or demanding the ccp or chinese communist party, but police won't say what he was doing there. j.r. stone, abc seven news. >> new details t

the consulate who first hit in the back and then ran as security guards distracted. 31 year old san juanrived, they were coughing because of the pepper spray that consulate security guards had deployed. something that impacts yang. two seconds later, officers then fired shots that proved to be fatal in slow motion. you can see yang waving the knife back and forth through the air. it almost appears as though yang couldn't see anything. i asked chief bill scott about that thursday day. >> what i will say, though, in fairness, is we don't really know what this person could see or not see. and we at that point, the officers remember the call was that the person had a gun and in fairness to the situation, we don't know what he could or couldn't see. >> police say yang had this knife in his hand and found this fully loaded crossbow in the back seat of his car with 240 caliber fired cartridge casings. witnesses heard him previously asking or demanding the ccp or chinese communist party, but police won't say what he was doing there. j.r. stone, abc seven news. >> new details tonight on the coupl

of course we can say tonight around the palestine square in downtown san juan . a big a solid dowdy rallies is there is a plan to take place by people from all walks a 5 to gather around the palestine square of the symbolic that is fine square in downtown to run in voice their support for their house to get people. meanwhile, people in yemen, helping publicly expressing their solar, dar, etc, with you know, say you have and these were seen waving power, steering flags and chanting words of support with pro liability geo political analyst under list in the m and e capital, yusef mary, hi there you said yeah, we're just looking a picture there, a large rallies, it looks like in some extensively in solar doroty with guys and why is so much support today is the day of the, the deadly a soul. so. and so the protest but just concluded about an hour 2 hours ago was basically a message from hundreds of thousands of given many people who took to this feature in the capital cetera. to send a message that the conflict that's happening in palestine was not just the top of th

most part, the clash is do seem contained, but the, his boss side as well as sickness coming out of san juan, suggest if israel decides to go ahead with his ground defensive and it seems that it is determined to do so that his beloved will essentially get into the mix. and many people that have been on do not want that. they suggest that his beloved does not represent them in any way whatsoever. and it makes sense since many of the people that currently live in the country are still to a sense of traumatized from previous conflicts in the region. so israel has issued a strong message to the people of 1000 civilians and need will not be assisted in any form. 8 will be rigorously controlled. the cross intent of even sullen vigils are being held for the victims of the conflicts on these really side of these belief bureau chief nathan austin. both of from northern israel. think across the session early on monday. all eyes on guys a and israel's military operation. there are the situation in israel's norris where i am right now has been also born and in the last 2 weeks and it is getting more and

that jobs are today, yes for, of course we can say tonight around the palestine square in downtown san juan, a big a solidarity rallies is there is a plan to take place by people from all walks a 5 to gather around the palestine square of the symbolic that is fine square in downtown sharon and voice their support for the policy. the people. meanwhile, people in the admin has been publicly discussing this or those who with garza m easily seen waving policy and slides. i'm taunting words of this i've off to kyra. it's a full my do so i'm by so the i'm advisor to is 4 minutes a the say the how to id say so thank you so much for joining us here today at all. it says out, so what was your initial reaction to the is ready passing and conflict? dramatic escalation when you woke up this morning. so to tell you the truth, sir. uh, i was not surprised. i was personally uh based on my experience with the it's very easy but a senior golf complex for many years. i was expecting something like that. ah, now it has been almost a year, almost 10 months that the present to is a government that is in place.

with respect to this amendment the upper colorado and san juan river basin recovery programs provide us with an opportunity to chart a bipartisan path forward. they are a model of successful partnership and collaboration across agencies, states, and with both federal and nonfederal partners. in my state of colorado in addition to utah, wyoming, and new mexico. i have been leading legislation over the past several years to re-authorize these programs, including bipartisan legislation in the previous congress which was signed into law, and legislation this year that would extend the programs for an additional seven years. the programs work to recover and protect for species of endangered and threatened fish, while providing endangered species act compliance for over 2,500 water projects. this account provides critical federal support for these programs. my amendment would increase the bureau of reclamation's funding to direct additional federal resources to these programs. i hope it's an amendment that my colleagues on both sides of the aisle can support. it's common sense. with that,

i think the other litigation that you can kind of compare and contrast is the banko san juan international. puerto rican offshore banks. offshore banking sector providing loans, engaging in securities, transactions and they can do that as long as they do not do it for people ine puerto rico. they do have some risks already. it presents a much bigger risk. it is based on what state law andd local law allows these institutions to deal. trust companies doing payments. >> i want to bring you in here. who should be able to have payment accounts. >> you really want me to get in the middle? [laughter] >> that is a compliment. again, i am pro- innovation. we do need to provide more access to payment rails. i am not qualified to comment on specifically who. i do think that there institutions that don't pose a risk to the system and i think finding ways to develop a better framework around should have access we think is an important piece of innovation to the payment system. >> soon i will turn to audience questions. keep your questions in mind. payment discussion on interchange. we have the durban

christopher island columbus named san juan de bautista in honor of john the baptist; the modern nameport city of the island, but already in the 16th century there was confusion. isn't this jamaica? no, puerto rico, puerto rico, that’s right, there was a mistake of 100, which caused a serious scandal at the 2016 olympics, actually the chinese flag, that’s right, may, pushkin and others over 200, theophylact kosichkin had exactly this attitude towards alexander sergeevich pushkin, this is him, this is one of his pseudonyms. the error went beyond 400, your hotbags are 100 vladislav 400 alexandra, 2,300 at maya, who wants alexandra, alexander, the topic is who ate what? 100 or 500? listen, let me take 100 now, pay attention to the screen, the code of the 18th century english writer samuel johnson, nicknamed hotsh, simply adored them. and the owner personally went to the merchant for a treat for the cat, on the hodge monument in london you can see their empty shells, an oyster, probably, alexander, purchase, sale 300, silver lorets from under the letters of this queen to earl bothwell, wr

we were there on the backside of the ocean avenue presbyterian church on san juan avenue. their neighborhood house. we had meetings there to gather the community, as sam mentioned, communities united for health and justice. my colleagues here, elaine, marybeth, reyna, ted, oscar, antonio, we've worked together over the years as fcc, the filipino community center poder coleman advocates also worked with chinese for affirmative action and bernal heights neighborhood center. over the years, we gathered community folks who are not at the planning table. these are young people, you know, children, grandparents, seniors, recent immigrants, non-english speakers , the fcc. and so the name is very appropriate. kapuso because when we were building the fcc 20 years ago, we knew our community is very much connected to the diverse immigrant communities of this neighborhood, in particular, the working class returning immigrant communities. and we know what we need. we know we had a vision for what we wanted, and we also helped to put the resources in place to make sure we can build more

j.r >> dan, the man who was shot and killed by police, 31 year old san juan yang had a knife in his hand when he was shot. but officers say they were responding to reports that he was armed with a gun. this is video recorded by an officer's body camera security guards at the consulate had previously deployed pepper spray in his direction. you can see that was impacting yang at the time. he has one arm over his eyes. his other hand has a knife in it. yang can be seen waving it back and forth through the air and is eventually shot. we have stopped the video before that moment, but during a town hall meeting, i asked the chief if the department would review their policy, saying it appears as though yang can't see anything as he's waving the knife. this is the chief's response. we evaluate every case from a tactical perspective to see what we can learn from this to evolve and get better at. >> if we ever have this incident again and this will be no exception. what i will say, though, in fairness, we don't really know what this person could see or not see. and we at that point, the officers r

i think the other litigation that you can kind of compare and contrast is currently the banko san juan international. it's a puerto rican offshore bank. so puerto rico's offshore banking sector provides loans, makes payments, engages in securities transactions, and they can do that as long as you don't do it for people in puerto rico. so they do have some risk in their business model already. there are what, more than a handful of these puerto rican ifts or igs that have access to the fed payment rails with any sort of deposit insurance or anything. to me those present a much bigger risk to the payment rails than wyoming special-purpose depository institution charter. so maybe it does make some amount of sense to distinguish based on what state law or local law allows these institutions to do but it don't have much heartburn about trust companies that do payments. >> mark, do you want -- want to bring in you. who should have, who should be able to payment account? >> do you really want me to get in the middle of this? >> i don't know. do you want to get in the of this? >> i thought i w

were hiding in the back are then seen running outside as security guards distracted. 31 year old san juanrds eventually used pepper spray on the suspect when officers came into contact with him, he started waving a knife in the air. that's when officers opened fire and killed him. a loaded crossbow was found in the back seat of his car along with ammunition. police have not said why yang was there. >> a federal judge struck down the california ban on assault weapons again. the judge wrote in his decision that other than their looks, rifles are virtually the same as other lawfully possessed rifles. california attorney general rob bonta says his office already filed a notice of appeal. the ban is still in effect for now. governor newsom called the ruling, quote, radical and a direct insult to the victims of mass shootings and their families. today congressman jim jordan will be back on the floor for a third round of voting as he remains hopeful to become house speaker. >> in a news conference just this morning, he said congress cannot take action on key issues if they don't elect a speaker

and finally, the grantmakers in the arts annual conference is in san juan, puerto rico, november 4th to the eighth. so i will be out out of town traveling. and for the next full scheduled commission meeting or full commission meeting is scheduled on november 6th. i'll ask our deputy director of finance and administration, sarah hollenbeck , to present the director's report on my behalf and so sarah is there and ready to go. thanks, sarah. and so, um, some community investment updates i'd like to share. a reminder that we currently have three available grant opportunities for artists and arts organizations to apply for the arts impact endowment grant. opportunity is accepting applications through october 5th. the cultural equity initiatives grant opportunity is accepting applications through november 2nd and the san francisco artist grant opportunity is accepting applications through november 16th. community investment staff are holding numerous informational and technical assistance webinars to assist applicants all month long. please please visit our grants web page on our website t

more localized feedback around parking and loading needs, especially at the roxy food center at san juan avenue. so here's what we're specifically proposing on san jose avenue between to 80 and ocean avenue. first, it would be transit lanes, which would really primarily be there to reduce speeding while supporting transit reliability. this is really about creating a road diet on an overbuilt roadway to reduce speeding while keeping transit moving. so this would reduce the roadway from four general purpose lanes, so two lanes in each direction to two total through lanes. so one lane in each direction, vehicle is making a left turn and taxis would still be allowed to use the left lane or the track lane where the trains are. there would also be extended boarding islands to provide safe loading for all train doors. currently, some of the islands are too short and people are stepping off into a traffic lane. wheelchair accessible transit stops would be added at two intersections, so four total transit stops would have wheelchair ramps added that don't currently have them to improve accessibil

todo sucederÁ en la calurosa ciÉnaga de san juan en el atlÁntico colombiano.vix. vamos a recibir alguna de las latinas consentidas. alan: estamos orgullosos y le damos la bienvenida hermosa. la novia de amÉrica. [aplausos] karla: la consuegra. [risas] alan: cÓmo estÁs? lucero: quÉ culpa tienen nuestros hijos. agradezco mucho que me inviten estar aquÍ esta maÑana. hablar de puras cosas hermosas y verlo sobretodo. ver todas las cosa de la gente que a travÉs de esta cÁmara nos estÁn viendo. alan: siempre unidos y nos encanta que estÉ aquÍ. como estamos de novedad, estamos de estreno, vamos a estrenar un nuevo segmento contigo que se llama: dime la verdad. karla: o serÁ la madrina. lucero: hay detector de mentiras? [ risas] alan: ahÍ te va. lucero: vamos anunciar la segunda temporada de "lazo de amor". [risas] alan: ahÍ te van. dime la verdad... quÉ se siente despuÉs de tanto tiempo tener una serie nÚmero uno? [aplausos] es nÚmero uno en vix. lucero: estoy tan contenta. yo creo que estos son los regalos que el pÚblico nos da a nosotros los actores, a las personas

san juan is a very beautiful mission. our mission is beautiful, but most of the missions that are operating this early period are very, very rudimentary buildings that are serving a basic purpose. these types of style buildings don't come until later when they're well established, have mastered the indigenous labor that they have access to and are really serving a larger spanish colonial population than necessarily just the indigenous population. so kind of also think about that in the back of our minds, most of the early missions are just simple. one room chapels with mud covered vertical poles, thatched roofs, very, very easy to catch on fire. many of them did. and then, of course, over the years they'd be more built up. most of the missionaries themselves also lived very difficult, hard lives. the ideal was to have two missionaries at every mission, but more often than not, in practices. this is not what happened. oftentimes there just one missionary, one priest, and they found themselves surrounded by a population who