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on the other hand the insurance for gun law passed in santa fe. it was under leadership and that has so far been uphill. california deleting gun safety state in the union. and finally we might want to talk about the budget swing. it is so hard to get your arms around it. the budget deficit is larger than the budget entirely of several states. we went through $100 billion surplus last year to a $68 billion deficit. people scratch their heads over this, but that is the story. >> these are the same issues going into next year. what is your biggest take away going into 2024? >> we believe in so many ways, but we certainly the in climate change, right to choose, immigration endorsements. all of these things make california so vivid and it may certainly help the state stand out in lots of ways. >> thank you so much for joining us. >>> 2023 has been a year of historic's. you can take a look back on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> ain called the breakout role of the year. tonight we take a look at the quickly evolving role of artificial intelligence. wha

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the warmest spots will be in the santa clara valley, into the low 60s in santa fe and morgan hill come around 60 degrees in los gatos. that is very close to what is normal for the middle of december. we are supposed to be showing this time of year . we are cool in the afternoon. that is the pattern we are going to begin all the way through the weekend with no rain chances in store this weekend. no problems for whatever you have planned outside, whether the stuff you want to do or have to do before the holidays arrive. let's take a look at the temperatures over the next seven days. we have heavy rain chances to look at over the next seven days. it is a completely dry forecast. it will get to the 60s on monday and tuesday. that is about five or six degrees above average. it comes back down little bit to normal temperatures by wednesday and thursday, but those numbers will be slightly above normal around the coast, temperatures will be a degree or two cooler. this is the time of year when we don't see much variation from coastal to bayside to inland location. that is the case as we go thr

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the client up to the mid-60s and santa fe. a lot of the cool spots were in the north bay.y stubborn. we expected it to dissipate by noon. it took until 3:00 or 4:00 for the fog to go away. it got up to the upper 50s in santa rosa. tomorrow, it should not be a problem. we will have some of that flock to begin the day. it is not going to be nearly as widespread as what we had this morning. and into the seven and for parts of the bay area. a little bit here and there. but you can see the lack of that bright light showing up. it should dissipate quickly. temperatures should warm up after a chilly start. it is low to mid 40s around the bay and on the course. it sounds chilly, but it is mid december here. high temperatures are going to recover after that chilly start. temperatures are warming up to 3 to 5 degrees above average into the low to mid 60s for most of the santa clara valley. not bad at all for mid december. most of us are going to be in the low to mid 60s. not a lot of variation from these cold spots. these numbers are, again come out of the ordinary for this time of

korean cars with an engine larger than 2 liters are, for example, kiarento and hyundai santa fe; previouslymited the supply of cars to russia by cost. more than 50,000 dollars. this summer there was a ban on the export to russia of cars with an engine capacity of more than 1.9 liters. introduced by japan. ilya, everything about economics. thank you, denis talalaev, for your economic review. the united states of america intends to expand sovereignty over a significant part of the continental shelf in the arctic. the state department announced that washington wants to unilaterally annex an area twice the size of california. he does not look back at the opinions of others in the white house, although he emphasizes that in this case the borders of russia will not be violated, roman sobol talks about the reasons and consequences of this step. who said that the era of great geographical discoveries in the past, the american authorities recently discovered new territories, immediately cutting off more than a million square kilometers of the bottom in the pacific atlantic and arctic oceans, without

stuff in santa fe story. it was to die your living, you know, it should. it's beautiful. here we have everything as christians, we don't have the freedom one dreams of what we're trying to win, that freedom of car and start living here again. living here on so funny. this is the village of east bar rock and south eastern turkey. not far from the border to syria. most of the houses here are deserted or old ruins is just a handful of people live here now, but among them is a woman who has returned relatively recently. a syriac orthodox none per day begins at sunrise with morning prayers. sure. to be sure to sign with me and i shall. he's been stressed out to him to do i'm sisterhood to need to go into bolton. i was born in this house on april, 2nd, 1972. and i lived here until the age of 15. from i'm from felicia. every day after morning prayers, a tune or 2 gone, goes for a walk around the village, which she calls xyz, its original name, and the aromatic language. when she was growing up here, it was still home to 270 christian families. them all for you have off imagine t

desperately searching for any sign of their missing daughter. 28-year-old wilma acosta recently moved from santa fertland this past september but vanished last week. she was last seen leaving a bar. nbc bay area's meren phibro has this report . >> reporter: martin and wilma acosta-gilroy, walking streets of downtown portland, putting up flyers with pictures of their missing daughter, wilma acosta. they say, the 28-year-old was last seen early sunday morning, november 26th, leaving the dixie tavern alone after spending a night out with friends. manny modell of gilroy was with wilma at the bar the night she disappeared. he says, she stayed at the park after he left. >> that was the last time i saw her. at the tavern. >> reporter: he says, when he woke up the next morning, wilma had not returned to her apartment, and he tracked the location of her phone and found it about three blocks away from the tavern, at the japanese american historical plaza along the riverfront. >> right here. >> reporter: wilma's father says, he's trying to stay strong. >> trying to keep up the faith, and my daughter, you know

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i want to show you these pictures coming out of santa fe. here roads turn to rivers just because of how bad the storms were. let's go to this area right now because it looks like we've got more rock and storms and that northeast corner of argentina pushing into the river plate. and it's looking quite bad for bio blanca today as well, of the, in the name of protecting the public. an unprecedented crosstown and civil liberties is underway. ridiculous threats and diplomacy. simulation witness follows a lawyer fucking quotes and police bonds to reverse the trend. everybody wants to fight against racism and then also acknowledge that there's, as you can see. and right now this time that and in berlin on that jersey to the, the, the, the bank you're watching out. is there a time to recap? i'll headlines now is right strong some 2 houses in the boulder city. over off i have killed at least $27.00 palestinians. more than 200 people have been killed in the guns and strip in the past day. is there any time, is that by anybody next in the hours vying t

tomorrow, 34 degrees in santa fe gets really chilly in new mexico, southeast new orleans is at about 58 degrees and 75 in tampa. and how about miami at a very warm. and i'm sure it's going to be a humid 80 degrees as well. let's roll out that seven day forecast. it looks great this week. so once again some showers are going to be on wednesday with some of that strong wind as well that we just took a look at. a few showers will linger into thursday and then i think here it is here over the weekend, friday night into saturday. there's going to be a chance for some scattered showers, but fortunately everything is going to clear out by new year's eve and then it's going to be a really nice sunny start to your 20-24 coming up here on monday. so once again, here's another look at the seven day forecast temperatures stay right near 60 degrees this week with thursday looking like it's going to be the warmest day of the next seven at about 64. and then 2024 is going to be a really nice start for you. i'm going to forecast a high temperature of 60 degrees in most areas through the bay area. it

tomorrow, 34 degrees in santa fe gets really chilly in new mexico, southeast new orleans is at about 58 degrees and 75 in tampa. and how about miami at a very warm. and i'm sure it's going to be a humid 80 degrees as well. let's roll out that seven day forecast. it looks great this week. so once again some showers are going to be on wednesday with some of that strong wind as well that we just took a look at. a few showers will linger into thursday and then i think here it is here over the weekend, friday night into saturday. there's going to be a chance for some scattered showers, but fortunately everything is going to clear out by new year's eve and then it's going to be a really nice sunny start to your 20-24 coming up here on monday. so once again, here's another look at the seven day forecast temperatures stay right near 60 degrees this week with thursday looking like it's going to be the warmest day of the next seven at about 64. and then 2024 is going to be a really nice start for you. i'm going to forecast a high temperature of 60 degrees in most areas through the bay area. it

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distraction, i would say that everything has already happened, the institute of complexity, located in santa fe the second path is revolutionary, it will be necessary to make some big, well, let’s say, transformations, again for the first reason it is impossible, that is, we cannot do it in a peaceful way and we cannot do it in a revolutionary way we can, the third scenario is an apocalypse, in general everyone died, everything is clear, the fourth scenario, 25% of those present voted for the fourth scenario, it was recognized as optimal, that is, the most appropriate to the conditions of humanity for two different anthropological species, the eloi and morlocks, some eat insects, others eat the meat of cows, some live 120-140 years, i ’m not saying anything on my own right now, this is a protocol, others live 30-50 years, so this was recognized in the future, and now who decides this, a council for inclusive capitalism 147 has now been created, headed by the vatican, headed by lyn forrester de rothschild, annual turnover of 10.5 trillion dollars, in command. hello, the program is about the most

is to provide the children that are going to be in the building a family project in the middle of santa fe i mean san francisco (laughter) we're in 8 county and i forgot where i am this is san francisco think of san francisco urban to address family homelessness an incredible building like this was made for middle class people a building. to have that and have the your team put together the purchase of this. and then to collaborate o collaborate with the services to do do property management at least on this on time by the way. (clapping.) i mean this was a pretty ambitious timeline. collaborate so, you know. sometimes this is okay for the general public but takes government, nonprofits and citizens in the community working together to make this happens that makes this happen i can't tell you how overjoyed i am i san francisco i got it right this time and only begins here we're open to doing more and interested in addressing the bigger thing. which is the incredible social problem in california around unhoused people not being thought of for as long as it is predated you folks and san fran

and so they picked their way, you know, across the old santa, santa fe.one of the boys, the boy with car, didn't think his parents would let him go. the two, charlie and his best friend, edgar snow. edgar snow, some of you might know if we'd said that name 50 years ago. everybody, the room would know. edgar snow. he's one of the most famous foreign correspondents of the 20th century. he was the first westerner to meet and interview and write about mao zedong. so that's the kind of friends that charlie had, there's a lot of the little forest gump. and in such a charlie, a lot of. they were sure edgar at ed and charlie were sure their parents would them go but they liked the idea of tricking the parents. anyway, it sounded like fun. they all told their parents were going to go work in the fields in kansas for a little while, make some money for college, and they went and then just kept going west through, you know, calamities of car breaking down. at one point they had a major malfunction in the middle, the arizona, mojave, which is not a good place to to h

and so they picked their way, you know, across the old santa, santa fe.one of the boys, the boy with car, didn't think his parents would let him go. the two, charlie and his best friend, edgar snow. edgar snow, some of you might know if we'd said that name 50 years ago. everybody, the room would know. edgar snow. he's one of the most famous foreign correspondents of the 20th century. he was the first westerner to meet and interview and write about mao zedong. so that's the kind of friends that charlie had, there's a lot of the little forest gump. and in such a charlie, a lot of. they were sure edgar at ed and charlie were sure their parents would them go but they liked the idea of tricking the parents. anyway, it sounded like fun. they all told their parents were going to go work in the fields in kansas for a little while, make some money for college, and they went and then just kept going west through, you know, calamities of car breaking down. at one point they had a major malfunction in the middle, the arizona, mojave, which is not a good place to to h

he starts describing the missouri river to the west, and he tells you how many miles it is from santa fe to mexico city, and pretty accurately, as a matter of fact, but missing from that book is almost entirely the atlantic coast. missing from entirely, although he goes beyond the boundaries of virginia and some of the other states, missing from entirely is new england and the american shipping industry and the commercial industry that was so important to some of the other founding fathers. so jefferson's mental map is one that is looking west, bidding others to go west. but he is staying put in his study where he is bringing the world in toward his viewpoint that is centered on himself. host: dominic in canada, democrat line, go ahead. caller: i've got a big question because you are missing a whole gap of history that depends on you ignoring history. that is my problem right now is that you are ignoring a whole bunch of history and how you work in this world. and it doesn't jive with me. like, i don't like it. and i see you as an enemy. and somebody that i may be -- host: if you have an

he starts describing the missouri river to the west, and he tells you how many miles it is from santa femexico city, and pretty accurately, as a matter of fact, but missing from that book is almost entirely the atlantic coast. missing from entirely, although he goes beyond the boundaries of virginia and some of the other states, missing from entirely is new england and the american shipping industry and the commercial industry that was so important to some of the other founding fathers. so jefferson's mental map is one that is looking west, bidding others to go west. but he is staying put in his study where he is bringing the world in toward his viewpoint that is centered on himself. host: dominic in canada, democrat line, go ahead. caller: i've got a big question because you are missing a whole gap of history that depends on you ignoring history. that is my problem right now is that you are ignoring a whole bunch of history and how you work in this world. and it doesn't jive with me. like, i don't like it. and i see you as an enemy. and somebody that i may be -- host: if you have an iss

the fight went about the headwaters of the arkansas river and the red river, port santa fe and the spanishuthorities confiscated his diaries and journals and put him in jail. pike. jefferson was threatening war if they did not release the journals. they get published a decade before lewis and clark settle on western exploration. he misdiagnosed beyond something besides headwaters in the mississippi, he said modern-day nebraska is essentially a great desert where nothing will ever grow. it is the breadbasket of america! >> i think we will get some comments about that. >> pike's peak and colorado is named after him, from the journal, seeing that mountain, the first american to document seeing that. he went on to serve pike as a brigadier general in the war of 1812. he was killed at the battle of york. york is modern-day toronto. he is buried there in canada and there is a movement to exhume him and bring his body to colorado to be on top of pike's peak. more things will be named after pike than anybody else. >> really? >> he was the first new wave hero after the american revolution because o

and then, in december, santa fe, new mexico, mesa, arizona, and new year's eve in las vegas with my friendiver. it'll be a wonderful night do check it out. and now, moving on well, today was thanksgiving, so if you haven't gotten around to arguing with your family about politics yet, allow me to change that by spending the next 12 to 14 minutes discussing the 2024 presidential election and specifically, the various ways in which donald trump is very bad. [ laughter ] brace yourselves, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: it's thanksgiving, which means it's the end of a long day, where everyone's been chugging red wine and awkwardly smiling at uncomfortable family stories like ron desantis on a debate stage [ laughter ] and if you're watching this on thanksgiving, there's a good chance you either are or are with a weird uncle now, if you're with a weird uncle, blink once to let us know you're okay. and if you are a weird uncle, blink 1,000 times like you did when your niece told everyone how she met her girlfriend at brown. [ laughter ] perfect, we're off it's gre

he's currently in santa fe, which is in awe new mexico. of course. new mexico.bably dealing with a little bit of cold, chilly weather being in the higher area there. you know, the mountains at all that in northern new mexico. the fun thing about this, though, is check this out. rudolph has. he's a red nose and is leading the way there. so that's cool. i feel like we haven't had that before. haven't. all right. well, he's in new mexico says on his way to california. coming up next in sports, no 49 ers game today is they get ready for their big game against baltimore tomorrow. >> got bunch of other christmas eve nfl action. erin wilson has the highlights. coming up. >> and now kron 4 sports. all right. well, the niners prep for the christmas day matchup, the rape against the ravens tomorrow, rather. >> we have a slate of christmas eve games for you today will start in miami. the afc leading dobbins health prescott and the cowboys 1st quarter right here. the cowboys down by 3 and throws it over the middle. here you find cb lamb. you see it there and he's to the rac

i'll also be in santa fe, new mexico, mesa, arizona, and new year's eve in las vegas with my friend,er [ cheers and applause check those out at sethmeyers.com i'm sorry to do this before we move on, there is something that's been bothering me that i need to get off my chest. i was at an important charity gala dinner this morning - [ laughter ] how did we miss that all week? [ light laughter ] and we proofread these things so many times literally, the first line of this piece i was at an important charity gala dinner this morning [ laughter ] when this is over, i'm going to have a second thing to get off my chest [ laughter ] i was having a great time getting buzzed on fizzy wine, when the affair took a turn. an acquaintance of mine soured an otherwise delightful conversation by confiding in me that he was turning 50 soon and he was scared. he said, "the best parts of life over." and he said he regretted all the things he never got to do while he was young needless to say, i thought his blubbering was a big reeking pile of crap and lo, i told him so clutching his lapels and shaking hi

starting with drugmakers including pfizer, santa fe and tequila planning to rais prices in the u.s.0 unique drugs in early january this is according to data from health care research fro access advisers. the expected price hikes com as the industry gears up for the biden administration t discount prices for ten high cost drugs that we should mention, as w talked about things for 2024 this is going to once again be a big part of the discussion >> look, health care generally important. one of the most unde performing sectors i think the companies, as yo mentioned, who did not participate in gop, or tryin to raise prices, trying to get their valuations back up i think it's gonna b interesting to see what th government does. >> it's also an election year. that's the thing the rhetoric always ramps up around this time of year because of what's gonna happen with regard to these types o headlines. how it resonates on main street and then what politicians will do in response to. that >> not overly dwell o this, i do think watch the space the disruptive space cos plus of mark cubans do it. i

santa fe, new mexico, mesa, arizona, las vegas with john oliver. [ cheers and applause and we also --also wanted to make sure we had a couple that have already happened. [ laughter ] they say it's really important -- i said, "can i get new art with ones that are just in the future? and they were like, "can't do it." [ laughter ] we don't have that kind of money around here. [ light laughter ] so check me out. [ applause ] now they're going to charge me for bending it [ light laughter ] well, you guys, christmas is just around the corner everyone is busy making shopping lists and travel plans, and that includes my writers. you know, they write hundreds of monologues jokes every day just to get the 10 or 12 we end up using. and sometimes i think they throw in a few stinkers just to get their numbers up, you know just to meet the assignment. but just because there's a giant tree outside and "feliz navidad" is playing on a loop, that doesn't mean we can tolerate laziness which means it's time for another "surprise inspection." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: here's how this works i'm goi

at pipe found the headwaters of the arkansas and red river, and went to santa fe and spanish authoritiesonfiscated his diaries and journals and put him in jail. jefferson was threatening war if he did not release the -- they did not release the journals, they get published decade for lewis and clark. he misdiagnosed something besides the headwaters of the mississippi, saying that modern-day nebraska was essentially a great desert where nothing will ever grow. and it's the breadbasket of america. >> i think we'll get some comments about that. and i speak is named after him, from the journal seeing that mountain, and he went on to serve as a brigadier general in the war of 1812 and was killed at the battle of york. modern-day toronto. there is a movement to bring his body to colorado to be on top of pike's peak. after washington, more things were being made after zebulon pike than anything else. he was the first kind of new wave hero after the american evolution, because of his exploits at expansion. >> i have to ask you. where are the journals? >> the library of congress. [laughter] >> i

we have winter storm warnings through idaho down towards santa fe. high wind alerts.d see anywhere from a half a foot to a foot of snow, but also along the coastline, 5 to 15 i and >> somara: and that's your local forecast. now, whit, i said leavenworth, washington. did i get that right? i know you started near yakima. right? >> whit: yakima. i believe that's correct. [ laughter ] >> somara: our resident fact checker. >> whit: going back to my yakima geography. >> erielle: whit is getting a little red. >>> coming up on "good morning america," the alleged murder plot in paradise, the georgia mom in court in the bahamas accused of trying to get her husband killed. ying to get her husband killed. autoquote explorer from progressive shows you rates from other companies, even if they're lower than ours. because honesty is the best policy. i ate the apple pie you left cooling on the windowsill. that's my bad. who are you? give the iphone 15 pro with titanium from boost infinite and share the endless delight of the latest iphone year, after year, after year. gift the iphone

i'll say is this, and this is with a conversation from a small radio owner in new mexico out of santa fe out of kswv, and i was speaking to him before i came down. and he was reminding me, mr. president, about the core physics of electromagnetic spectrum around am. you touched on this, senator markey. it's everywhere. as a matter of fact, kob, a station in albuquerque, new mexico, they touch a little more than half the state with their broadcast. it's pretty incredible what this spectrum can deliver in our communities and we should maximize the reach of emergency alerts over am radio and wireless networks. the physics and the electromagnetics of this are plain and simple, and that's why i certainly hope that we can get this done. i have so much more to offer, mr. president, and senator cruz. i was going to offer it into the record because the argument is strong, it's compelling, we've got to get this done, and i hope we will see some floor time to get this done because it could mean someone's life in our community from getting the information that they have to get out of a community or o

i want to show you these pictures coming out of santa fe. here. rhodes, turn to rivers just because of how bad the storms were. let's go to this area right now because it looks like we've got more rock and storms in that northeast corner of argentina pushing into the river plate. and it's looking quite bad for by you. blanca today as well, of the thought provoking on. but the patient doesn't have time to wait for the extremely unfortunate script. there are no quick wins and eventually some odd hitting interviews. do you feel like america is the best thing to do since these days, or is it just a different full? i think that democracy is a process basically, entities do you feel that the fraction is already starting the g 7 in the us on one side, china and the brakes on the other? i think there is a huge piece of that to happen via the story on talk to how does era the, [000:00:00;00] the book about you watching old is it was use always makes the whole problem to remind the volunteer on stories, relatives unloading the desk of at least 27 peop

she moved 300 miles north, to the state capitol in santa fe for one month. >> my mom wouldn't take nos was too important, we need to do this for katy, and for all of the other victims and their families in new mexico. thankfully we had some really gracious friends, who basically let us stay in their home. my dad went back and, fourth my mom stay through the whole time. and i even went there with her. >> they discovered most of the legislators, while sympathetic, did not want to change existing long. >> they were concerned that it would be unconstitutional, that it would be a violation of the fourth amendment, which is, protecting us from unreasonable search and seizure. the cause your dna, you have to put a q-tip inside your mouth, that it is a search. >> it's somehow more invasive than. >> more invasive than a fingerprint. because dna contains the blueprint of who you, are that it is more of an invasion of privacy then a fingerprint. >> nonsense diane thought. we take fingerprints of arrestees all the time. and dna is the modern fingerprint. >> armed with many months of research, she

. >> santa fe, new mexico, a beautiful destination. >> and one of our readers' small towns is celebratinga on. >> let's do another one. no matter where you travel, what are some of the good tips you should be keeping in mind? >> we always advise people to book 21 to 60 days out for domestic travel. about 34 days is often the sweet spot aim for more like three months for international travel i would avoid peak season, look for shoulder season, especially in europe. paris is wonderful i was just there at the dream, but this summer, especially with the olympics, it's going to be insane go in the springtime, you can get into the spirit of things, but don't have to deal with the craziness. for big trips, rely on a travel adviser. they are your friend they can give you access to experiences you wouldn't have otherwise and help you out if >> no need to go to paris this year we'll have plenty of that coverage coming up jesse, so nice to see you. appreciate your being here >>> up next, rising star dax is treating us to a debut live performance of his performance of his history-making hit "to be a

is to provide the children that are going to be in the building a family project in the middle of santa fe i mean san francisco (laughter) we're in 8 county and i forgot where i am this is san francisco think of san francisco urban to address family homelessness an incredible building like this was made for middle class people a building. to have that and have the your team put together the purchase of this. and then to collaborate o collaborate with the services to do do property management at least on this on time by the way. (clapping.) i mean this was a pretty ambitious timeline. collaborate so, you know. sometimes this is okay for the general public but takes government, nonprofits and citizens in the community working together to make this happens that makes this happen i can't tell you how overjoyed i am i san francisco i got it right this time and only begins here we're open to doing more and interested in addressing the bigger thing. which is the incredible social problem in california around unhoused people not being thought of for as long as it is predated you folks and san fran

host: let's go to santa fe, new mexico. robin is on the line. caller: hi.believe that religion and politics have nothing to do with each other. i have been to meetings where -- and a impacting political meetings, county commission, to meet every month -- and they started off with a prayer. it is a christian prayer. not catholic, not jewish, not muslim. nothing except christian prayers. also, here is my will problem. christians seem to think that if you are not christian that you have a lack of morals, ethics or values. the only way to get them is to become a christian. i find that attitude offensive, narrowminded, and unbelievably ignorant. in addition, too many christians blame god or the devil for every act or action that happens in the world. that gives them an out. that gives them a way to be irresponsible in their own personal lives. if the devil made me do it, i am not responsible. if it was god's will, what can i do about it? i do not want to hear that kind of crack anymore from anyone. thank you. host: as we continue our conversation, i want to brin

he starts describing the missouri river to the west, and he tells you how many miles it is from santa fe city, and pretty accurately, as a matter of fact, but missing from that book is almost entirely the atlantic coast. missing from entirely, although he goes beyond the boundaries of virginia and some of the other states, missing from entirely is new england and the american shipping industry and the commercial industry that was so important to some of the other founding fathers. so jefferson's mental map is one that is looking west, bidding others to go west. but he is staying put in his study where he is bringing the world in toward his viewpoint that is centered on himself. host: dominic in canada, democrat line, go ahead. caller: i've got a big question because you are missing a whole gap of history that depends on you ignoring history. that is my problem right now is that you are ignoring a whole bunch of history and how you work in this world. and it doesn't jive with me. like, i don't like it. and i see you as an enemy. and somebody that i may be -- host: if you have an issue, th

parkland, santa fe, michigan state, university of unlv, uvalde, the scenes from robb elementary school, where 19 students, mostly third and fourth graders and beloved teachers were gunned down last year could not have been more reminiscent of sandy hook, they were wiped out in a spree of mindless violence. all of this happening again right before our very eyes, ten years -- ten years after sandy hook. this weekend in my home state we commemorated the fourth shooting of an semitic shooting in jersey city where a detective was shot before taking three more innocent lives. the shooters were armed with an ar-15-style assault weapon. according to "the washington post" database, 2023 has seen more mass shootings, 39, than any year since 2006 when they first began tracking shootings with four or more deaths. mon monterey, california, nashville, tennessee, el paso, texas lewiston, maine. we are the only civilized nation on earth where innocent human beings are routinely murdered in mass shootings. is this what it really means to be an american? it cannot be. i met last week with members of the

fe y con mucha voluntad para aguantar el corriendo la casta nuestro pueblo. >> y como estas las muestras de generaciÓn son infinitas tan grande como el que aseguran les ha regalado su madre santasado campamento a que llegue la hora de cantarle las maÑanitas a la virgen. >> mÁs adelante tendremos el programa especial de noticias de Última hora 2 muertos y 15 heridos es el saldo de una caravana de peregrinos atropellados en una caravana en puebla que se dirigÍan a la basÍlica de guadalupe cuando fueron investidos por un conductor bajo efectos del alcohol y quien tras el accidente se dio a la fuga pero fue detenido por otro contingente de peregrinos. >> noticias telemundo convers con el papÁ del principal sospechoso asesino de la joven porrista y que ya contaba con historia criminal. >> el padre del detenido hablÓ con noticias telemundo en exclusiva y enviÓ un mensaje a los padres de la vÍctima. >> algÚn mensaje que le quieras mandar a los padres de familia. >> que me siento muy ma. >> usted noto algo raro su hijo?:para nada estaba todo bien. >> familiares de la joven de 16 aÑos asesinado dijeron sentirse mÁs aliviados al saber que este hombre estÁ finalmente tras las rejas. >> h

santa rosa. el incendio destruyÓ parte de un complejo de apartamentos. nueve unidades resultaron daÑadas por el agua. las instalaciones elÉctricas tambiÉn resultar una feausa de este incendio. mientras tanto los desplazados estÁn recibiendo atenciÓn de la cruz roja americana. que utilizando la palabra de dios vÍctor manuel, el pastor de una iglesia abuso presuntamente sexualmente hebrea filesa de su congregaciÓn. tamara hablÓ con dos de las presuntas vÍctimas. quienes le contaron cÓmo fue que cayeron en las garras de este lÍder religioso. >> me robÓ mi inocencia. >> habla asÍ al referirse vÍctor manuel hernÁndez. el pastor de la iglesia pentecostÉs movimiento de gloria que por aÑos abusÓ sexualmente de varÍa feligreses. entre ellas menores de edad. como karen que tenÍa 14 aÑos cuando su pastor le propuso ser parte del coro de la iglesia al cambio de algo que la marcÓ para siempre. >> yo era menor de edad.yo no me sentÍa segura. la condiciÓn para que fueras parte era que fuera su pareja escondidas? >> si. >> dios era la excusa que el pastor solÍa recurrir para justificar lo que hacÍa con sus vÍctimas. >> tras varios rechazos los cuenta que un dÍa sospec

santa rita, en la ciudad de tulare, en el valle central. soy carlos trejo, telemundo. >> sabes qué flavio? >> escuchando todos estos testimonios de feen vivo desde el este de san josé. pues cómo? cómo no comparten ese mensaje de fe que por cierto, los organizadores, los voluntarios de todo esto que ven aquí, decían que en esta ocasión, pues hay un sentimiento precisamente de de fe por todo lo que se está viviendo en el mundo y notan una diferencia bastante marcada entre lo que ha pasado en los últimos años y ahora vienen más familias acercándose a la virgen de guadalupe, algo que me atrevo a decir también claudia, es que está sucediendo esto de alguna forma u otra, en cada parroquia católica, no solamente de aquí de california, méxico, latinoamérica, sino de todo el mundo, porque son los católicos los que están celebrando precisamente esta fiesta que une precisamente a las comunidades. >> claudia, tú sigues ahí, vamos a pasar contigo más adelante, pero ahora le queremos mostrar a usted, televidente, estas imágenes de la catedral de nuestra señora de guadalupe, ahí en tijuana, méxico, frente a ese templo está la plaza vicente engardi