gabriel soto estarÁ con nosotros. su carrera y su vida actual, pero tambiÉn pondremos a prueba su memoria. carla: hoy es un dÍa muy importante porque podrÍan cambiar las ideas sobre el uso de mÁscaras para quienes estÁn vacunados completamente. sasha: amanecemos atentos al anuncio que hace joe biden sobre los cambios del cdc en el uso de tapabocas, Ésta previo a su primer discurso ante el congreso maÑana cuando se cumplen 100 dÍas de su gobierno. la administraciÓn anuncia que compartirÁ con otros paÍses y ciertas vacunas. evin pit y tiene toda la informaciÓn. edwin: usted o escucho primero en "despierta amÉrica" cuando la directora del centro para control y prevenciÓn de enfermedades estÁ considerando un cambio drÁstico en el uso de mascarillas a lo largo y ancho del paÍs. en el caso de mÓdena y pfizer o la vacuna de johnson y johnson. se darÁn en el uso de mascarillas sino tambiÉn en diferentes actividades como lo mencionÓ anthony faut y en las Últimas horas, enfocÁndose en los campamentos de verano.a pesar de que lo

gabriel soto bailar rock, asÍ. ♪ gabriel soto bailar rock, asÍ. ♪ ♪ roarrr!o lo vas a recordar, estabas muy pequeÑo, pero cuando la veas quiero que me digas lo que te hace sentir al verla ahora, ¿te acuerdas de..? gabriel: ella es mi mamÁ, falleciÓ cuando tenÍa nueve aÑos, son pÉrdidas que aprendes a vivir con ellas, son difÍciles de superar, la pÉrdida de una madre, un padre en circunstancias anormales, sobre todo en esa edad, si fue algo que marcÓ mi vida. gracias por hacerle este homenaje. karla: dicen que las mamÁs dios le estÁ el don de estar siempre, aunque ya no estÁn fÍsicamente estÁn presente la vida de sus hijos, en quÉ momento ha sentido la presencia de tu mamÁ? gabriel: en muchos y en los mÁs importantes de mi vida, algo muy bonito es que mis hijas han aprendido a rendirle tributo, la tengo en un mausoleo en mÉxico y cada vez que podemos vamos, mis hijas le hacen dibujo a su abuela, mi hija se llama elisa porque mi madre se llamaba elisa, cada vez que podemos vamos y le llevamos flores, mis hijas le llevan algÚn recuerdo, se lo dejan allÍ, y luego

gabriel soto hace planes de boda y nosotros lo comentamos en "sin rollo".mÓnica nieto de new jersey. cada aÑo en estas fechas celebro con mis hijas la tradiciÓn de los huevos de pascua, al dÍa siguiente todos en casa nos sentimos mal, nos verÉ la cabeza y el estÓmago de tanto comer golosinas. quÉ puedo hacerpara que no afecte tanto nuestra salud? [hablan a la vez] juan: otra de las cosas que recuerdo, yo lo hacÍa con mi abuela, los huevos los hierven y se los dan a los niÑos para que los pinter . mis primas siempre hacÍan un mejor trabajo que yo. sÉ que una de las tradiciones es esconder los huevos y adentro le ponen dulces, golosinas, le pueden poner chocolate, tambiÉn le puede poner cosas que sean mÁs saludables como almendras,una fruta, una combinaciÓn. las canastas para los niÑos con lÁpices de dibujo, libros de dibujar,trate de si combinar la comida, con actividades, las actividades son importantes. el santo remedio para los adultos, si come demasiado obviamente el azÚcar les puede subir, especialmente un dÍa como ese, el nopal es muy bueno, cuando ust

soto believes more paleontological finds will come from this part of the world, in part because of theted ): the ice is melting at the poles, it has allowed rocks that had been covered by ice for thousands, up to millions of years, to be revealed, and things that have not been seen before are appearing. >> sreenivasan: that's all for this edition of “pbs newshour weekend.” for the latest news updates visit pbs.org/newshour. i'm hari sreenivasan. thanks for watching. stay healthy and have a good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: sue and edgar wachenheim iii. the anderson family fund. bernard and denise schwartz. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the leonard and norma klorfine barbara hope zuckerberg. the leonard and norma klorfine foundation. the peter g. peterson and joan ganz cooney fund. the estate of worthington mayo- smith. we try to live in the moment, to not miss what's right in front of us. at mutual of america, we believe taking care of tomorrow can help you make the most

. >> your honor, the state of mena soto -- minnesota rests. >> mr. nelson, anything for the? >> no. m >> the evidence is now complete for this case. next up for you is to listen to closing arguments been retired foro deliberations. then attorneys and i will still be working. we have a few administrative matters and legal matters to take care. most importantly going over the law that iiv will give you and y instructions. that takes quite a while, and so we're not goingil to change our schedule. where not glowing too close to market we were close on monday. that remember you will be sequestered. we had some of your questions and we will try to answer as many of those as we can. i think the one thing you need to know today as you leave is how much do ipad? if i were you i would plan for long and hope for short. basically, it's up to the jury held onto deliberate, how long you need to come to a unanimous decision on any count. so because that's entirely up to you whether it's an hour or a week it is entirely within your province. that's how i would do if i were you. we will also give yo

there soto of florida. ms. titus of nevada. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment, pursuant to section 5580 and 5581 of the revised statute of 20 u.s.c. 4243 in the order -- and the order of the house of january, 2021, of the of the following members on the part of the house board of regencies of the institution. read the names, please. charlie: mr. smith of -- the clerk: mr. smith of nebraska. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speak's appointment pursuant to 22 u.s.c. 276-l and the order of january 4, 2021, of the following members on the part of the house to the british american interparliamentary group. the clerk will read the names. the clerk: mr. kind of wisconsin. chair. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment, pursuant to 2 u.s.c. 501-b as amended by the public law 116-260 and the order of the house of january 4, 2021, of the following members to the house communications standing committee. the clerk will read the names. the clerk: ms. scanlon

soto: mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. wasserman schultz, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. wasserman schultz will vote yes on h.r. 941. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? mr. garcia: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. grijalva, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. grijalva will vote aye on h.r. 941. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. mchenry of north carolina, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. mchenry will vote yes on h.r. 941. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> as the member designated by chairwoman eddie bernice johnson, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that chairwoman johnson will vote yea on h.r. 941. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from illinois seek recognition? >> as the member desig

el economista arnaldo de soto con 11.9%, la tres veces candidata a la presidencia keiko fujimori conquedÓ atrÁs con 8.8%. a los peruanos este resultado tambiÉn nos ha tomado por sorpresa. pedro castillo no figuraba en este lugar hasta hace dos semanas y es que el margen de diferencia de los que ocupan el segundo lugar es muy apretado. volvemos con ustedes a estudios. los electores decidieron hoy en una segunda vuelta que el conservador guillermo laso serÁ su prÓximo presidente enmedio de una grave recesiÓn econÓmica y en una jornada sin mayores inconvenientes en las que el candidato de izquierda reconociÓ esta noche la derrota. >> su tercer intento por ocupar el palacio dio resultado. amigos, esta noche nos acompaÑan aquÍ, un abrazo para todos. inversiÓn extranjera, protecciÓn de la dolarizaciÓn, en generaciÓn de empleos y la corrupciÓn. Él hizo un llamado a la unidad y reconciliaciÓn nacional. uno de los retos que espera con un 49% de la poblaciÓn sin empleo formal y un 47% viviendo en pobreza. >> se realizÓ en medio de una segunda ola de contrarios que tiene los hospitales sin cama

. >>> sÍ, mira creo que aparte de la carta de stefanÍa soto, corresponde mucho lo que serÁ el ross deercado. >>> vi el documental y quedÉ impactada, digo tengo esta idea y lo dejÉ ahÍ y meses despuÉs me confirman que se iban con mi idea, orgullosa de mi traje y el mensaje que quiero dar con el, mensaje de de aceptaciÓn y amor que lo que hacia walter. >>> me imagino que tienes que tener un hobby tambiÉn. >>> sÍ, cuando yo tengo tiempo, que no es ahora. me encanta la fotografÍa y la cocina. >>> tu plato favorita >>> me encantan los postres, los amo. >>> cÓmo cuidas la figura con la comida rica en puerto rico. >>> es un sacrificio. >>> gracias amigos lo saben no se pierdan a stefanÍa en miss universo en espaÑol solo aquÍ, por telemundo, ivette machin, regreso a estudios. >>> felicidades a miss puerto rico. investigador en dallas dicen que el ejercicio fÍsico es una de las armas mÁs poderosas para mantenerse saludables. segÚn expertos esto mantiene el colesterol saludable, disminuye nivel de azÚcar en sangre r y ayuda prevenir algunos tipos de cÁncer. >>> marisset verenÍ que nos presenta

: en perÚ se registraron enfrentamientos entre policÍas y seguidores del candidato presidencial de sotoicia: gracias. la nasa enviÓ un correo electrÓnico a sus empleados. en busca de voluntarios para trabajar en instaplaciones para niÑos migrantes no acompaÑados. y una madre presentÓ demanda civil contra el departamento de policÍa acusadon de fuerza excesiva por la muerte de su hijo. >> vivir con este dolor, el extraÑarlo a Él. su presencia. patricia: las cÁmaras captaron lo que ocurriÓ cuando lo perseguyan. al integrar a varias casas bajo la influencia de las drogas. tendremos detalles esta noche. ilia: gracias. maÑana continÚa los cuartos de final de la uefa champions league. en vivo, por unimas y tudn. jorge: bueno, vacuna a domicilio en nueva york. van a las casas a vacunar los adultos mayores. les contamos cÓmo. ♪ ...that's the deal. one second, lily. ¿mamá? te tengo un notición. no mamá, no me voy a casar... ahora en at&t las ofertas en smartphones son para clientes nuevos y existentes. no, no me pases a papá... hola, papi... no, no me gané la lotería... le estoy diciendo a mamá q

de soto 12 % y el empresario lÓpez tambiÉn con 12 %.iÑas cruzaron la frontera en una balsa con su hermana mayor. ella fue deportada. y las pequeÑas permanecieron bajo custodia de inmigraciÓn en la frontera. esta y otras historias esta noche en la ediciÓn nocturna. jorge: gracias. el principe harry llega para el funeral del principe felipe. dice que lo recorderÁ como su abuelo bromista. ♪ ♪ jorge: los principe guillermo y harry recordaron a su abuelo como una persona autÉntica, ingenioso y gran sentido del humor. ilia: con la misma emotividad de un nieto a un abuelo cercano. continÚan los homenajes y los preparativos para el funeral oficial. reportera: en el reino unido y no sÓlo aquÍ continuan los tributos al principe. >> venir y unas flores, palabras. incluso pensamiento hacia el palacio, pues mostrar un momento de mucha unidad. reportera: el principe harry enfrentado a su familia, ya estÁ en suelo inglÉs, segÚn la prensa local indica. vino sin su esposa que no pudo acompaÑar por recomendaciÓn mÉdicÁ. ya que cursa un embarazo avanzado.

university in england joins me now on the program miss forster soto thanks very much for your time how encouraging is this news because questions were always continually asked about the effectiveness of one or 2 jobs yes it is really encouraging news aren't you france this leigh that a single jap is able to reduce transmission because that was you know we had not been certain japanese able to use transmission at all and so the fact that it's now working with just a single dose i think the guys are all the extras there in your back scene is really good news and and helps and we thinking about how that's an issue is going to help reduce the number of cases indeed i mean how does this help you might save the public messaging at the moment because there's a great deal of nervousness or anticipation from some quarters of society not just in britain but across the world about taking a vaccine. yes so. the back seams are very effective at preventing against it is these so current a virus although a lot of people get really mild disease having a corona virus back seen against corona virus i sh

tengo computo propio para defender cada voto >> hernando de soto y keiko fujimori de derecha. de las muras medidas de confinamiento que no lograron evitar el avance del virus, en lima, perÚ, noticias telemundo en otros temas los fanÁticos de los simpsons estÁn de luto por la muerte de aguilar que por 20 aÑos le dio vida a los personajes de la serie, muriÓ e los Ángeles a los 48 aÑos de edad por una trombosis cerebral, comenzÓ a dibujar desde pequeÑo cal cuando tiras cÓmicas de periÓdicos y fue el primer hispano en trabajar en grandes clÁsicos animados >> vamos a una pausa, al volver en noticias telemundo, la historia de un hombre que decidiÓ por su propia cuenta garantizar la protecciÓn de los vendedores de los Ángeles, verÁ cÓmo toda una comunidad de la india se puso a trabajar para salvar a un pequeÑo elefante de una muerte segura. si philly garcia no hubiera tenido el espíritu luchador para impulsar su ambición, nunca se habría ido a los Ángeles con solo su auto para dormir. si hubiera escuchado a los que lo rechazaron, nunca habría vendido ese auto para pagar su sueño. y s

juan soto delivered a game-winning hit in the bottom of the ninth inning yesterday as the nats beat thethe season last thursday, but a coronavirus outbreak involving 11 players delayed that. >>> it wasn't a game-winning hit, but a foul ball that proved costly during a game in miami. take a look at this. >> $60 -- here it comes. right in your living room. oh! in yo face. >> the st. louis cardinals' tyler o'neil fouled a pitch off yesterday against the miami marlins shattering the lens of the home plate camera. the game was delayed a few minutes as they cleaned up the shattered glass. the cost of broken equipment is estimated to be about $40,000. >>> prince harry and meghan markle have announced their first project for netflix. they're producing a docuseries about the invictus games through their company. the heart of invictus will look at people training to compete in next year's games to be held in the netherlands. the invictus games is a tournament for wounded veterans that was founded by prince harry in 2014. >>> and a college gymnast used his perfect landing in the vault to send a po

las actas contabilizadas, el candidato pedro castillo libera los resultados seguido de fernando de sotoa su país >>> venimos a cumplir con nuestro deber cívico para que cambie nuestro país. en nuestro país tanta gente en problemas, ya no se puede soportar esto, tanta desgracia, que cambie nuestro país por favor >>> y una manera de que su voz aunque no en su tierra natal, sea escuchada >>> la situación en nuestro país es muy difícil, es muy dura y lo que queremos es que entre gente que pueda trabajar por nuestro país, sacarnos adelante >>> con tanta injusticia y corrupción que ha habido, esperemos que haya un buen cambio >>> hasta este centro de convenciones llegaron cientos de peruanos en new jersey para además de elegir al próximo mandatario del país votar por primera vez por 12 congresistas en el exterior y aunque algunos encontraron con inconvenientes en las mesas de votación asignadas >>> son 2 horas que llevamos haciendo cola y llegamos y nos dicen que la mesa está cerrada >>> no hay número de mesa, hemos tenido que cerrar la mesa a las 12 del día >>> en perú la apertura de las urn

representative soto you're recognizeds for five minutes please and thank you for joining us. >>e thank you mr. chairman welcome administrator reagan appreciate your leadership on epa in florida, we state intensifying hurricane and rising sea leals and if we do nothing to bend the curve on emission weelg see over 100 extremely hot days a year by 2050. we know we have to do something about it which is why i'm so excited about president biden's goal of cutting u.s. green house gas emissions and half by 2030 which reflects this urgency. according to a recent "new york times" report, new data shows methanelets reaching record high levels last year. if the 2020 rescission role remains in effect wows u.s. be on track to make the methane reductions to limit warming by 1.5 degrees meet the president's climate target? >> you know based on had the activities that are occurring with the era what i will say is we're on target to propose a new regulation in september. that would be on track with helping to get the deep cuts and methane emissions to help in part meet the president's goal. w

he introduced us to victor soto who regularly takes eight generics. >> ballpark annual savings was over200. >> reporter: and have you noticed any change in your medications or how your body is reacting to these pills? >> everything is perfect. >> reporter: unlike most other pharmacies, scripto doesn't accept insurance. the company says that al house it to cut out the middlemen as pharmacy benefit managers and set its own prices. zeller says some members are stunned when they save more by not using insurance including his own wife amy. >> my migraines are always above my right yeah. >> reporter: she says she used to ration her migraine pills because they cost $44 each. do you think people would be shocked to learn it was $44 a pill even with insurance? >> yeah, because i was. >> i dove into our wholesale database and sought exact same pill was $2.99 from the same manufacturer. it's time for a change. >> vicky nguyen reporting there. so in less than an hour governor newsom is going to talk to in mendecino county about our drought. he'll announce state action to help those most affected an

about whether to impose tighter lockdown measures are still ongoing but very in-state premier marcus soto said that would only work with a unified response he continued i could well imagine a short rigorous lockdown but that only makes sense if everyone does their part so it's inconsistent across germany with some doing it like this others like that it won't work i've said for a long time that i could imagine this but it's also obvious that it has little support from the states run by the social democrats and unfortunately even after i'm in lash and took charge of the party many christian democratic states have also reacted with a great deal of hesitation. let's bring in our political correspondent thomas sparrow who's following the latest developments on the story for us hi thomas let's start with the situation right now with the virus because i see you steph here are warning that there are not that many beds left so how hard is this 3rd wave hitting germany. and it's not only about i.c.u. stuff coronavirus cases are also increasing in germany the 7 day rate very important here to decide

that there will be a decision within the week that apparently is what the leadership wants of what mr soto wants what's noteworthy here is that actually mr nash it has the bulk of his support in this city your leadership group within the parliamentary group of the c.d.u. and within the population at large there are many who would prefer this to search. it seems that the c.d.u. leadership is concerned about a shift in the balance of power toward the very and that just shows that that between these 2 sisters there is quite a bit of rivalry and therefore this is by no means a done deal mr lasher himself thinks he has a very good chance is to come out the letter some very interesting dynamics and then of course it's coming at a time when you know the c.d.u. has taken a big dip in the polls tell us in terms of you know looking at the broader public who is writing highest only look at the opinion polls. opinion polls at the beginning of april showed that absolutely it's mr souter who is far and away the more popular candidate in the population at large 54 percent of those surveyed said they woul

soto: mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. wasserman schultz, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. wasserman schultz will vote yes on h.r. 1487. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from illinois seek recognition? ms. underwood: as the member designated by mr. rush, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. rush will vote yes on h.r. 1487. as the member designated by mr. moulton, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. moulton will vote yes on h.r. 1487. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 395, the nays are four. 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, -- the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. mchenry, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. mchenry will vote yes on h.r. 1487. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 409, the nays are four. 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative,

forrester soto is of religious to keel university and she says the vaccines are crucial to keep those infected with $1000.00 out of hospitals. this is really encouraging news on 2 fronts firstly that a single jab is able to reduce transmission because that was we have not been certain that the chapel be able to use transmission at all and so the fact that it's now seems working with just a single dose of either the pfizer of the astra zeneca vaccine is really good news and just helped with thinking about how back to the nation is going to help reduce the number of cases the back scenes are very effective at preventing against severe disease so coronavirus or there are a lot of people get really mild disease having a coronavirus vaccine against coronaviruses it's a very is it's going to be really key at preventing people ending up in hospital and sadly preventing some of the pathology is that we're seeing so this news that it actually also prevents transmission is probably really key in helping people understand that by getting the vaccine they're also protecting those people who they

as justice soto mayor correctly pointed out your asking for a narrow ruling here. with the rationale behind that ruling could generate follow along litigation. what in your view is the endgame of this litigation if you have this particularly litigation future litigation, the endgame what bargaining collective bargaining is the endgame, i think this picks up onjustice pryor's questions as well . >> your honor, it's difficult for me to predict legislation or collective bargaining. but i would talk about antitrustendgame . in the antitrust endgame, it simply to apply the rule of reason which the ncaa have been subject to at least 37 years which all the sports leagues are subject to. >> sorry to interrupt what your position i think in the district court was that all the compensation limits are contrary to the rule of reason. >> yes and i lost that as a matter fact. they now one on that issue twice as a matter of fact under the rule of reason. facts would probably have to change further for a different result to happen. if there are new material facts in the future then

as far off and wild cards main business was in those areas caught bogen are orphans and by safin soto's until i had this as tight as forced and in 2003 i had a 2nd job interview with marcus brown on id mill and on and on all the foggiest in which i was asked whether i would have problems dealing with adult entertainment content and that i deserve action entertainment's a short introduction to myself i'm the c.e.o. of wild card since 10 years why a card just the way they are my paper processing company talked about how to grown came from a renowned management consultancy accordingly he was quite standoffish the uneven off the walkout was told me he switched to the board of directors holds and continue running the new wild card. the i'm just an army doctor marc was last night we arrested dr marcus brown and we are now investigating suspicions of false statements and market manipulation if that's a must that you must lie and this and i can talk it always seemed like it was 2 films above everyone else i am myself only on 2 weeks and had all these big visions and ideas that tended to surpass

darren soto warning the sale would be a spanish-language misinformation campaign in florida latino communities car telling fox news the argument that has been put forward is a naked political one that doesn't mean anything to me as a republican if the protester is conservative or progressive. >> this is interesting democrats in california pulling a billing ted releasing the names of every competition signers and allowing the target of the petition to contact them as 2.1 million californians signed an effort to reform -- recall governor newsom. at this point the party won't stop trying to kill the recall effort. thanks for being here. when do they kill this bill and what is the reason? >> they introduced it last weekend mobilized statewide voter education campaign. we did a press conference on monday and launched paid and basically calling this bill what it is, the real jim crow laws of 2021, democrats have been trying to use that term to apply to voter laws intended to improve election integrity but this law is a clear attempt to suppress voter participation. they are trying to intimidate, bul

sonia soto meyer joined that position by chief judges. a opinion teasing out this principle of autonomy even more so in a broader sense. a broader way than the chief justice opinion did. his opinion was joined. nine-zero my dear friends. why? because the supreme court of the united states and we are talking about almost her current membership, not entirely the membership, the membership was in favor of church autonomy in the face of a serious potential violation of civil rights. a violation to the americans with disabilities act. >> i believe that justice joined the concurring opinion ripened and now as of this last summer, the autonomy principle was re- articulated into two companion catholic school cases where i thought it was going to be, i thought we would win, but i thought it was a very hard case because the los angeles diocese did not even require the lay teachers to be catholic. and yet there were certain religious duties that each teacher had. that was sufficient to carry the day seven-two majority. the ability of churches and ch

johnson school of public affairs at the university of texas, victoria defrancesco soto. thank you all so much for being with us this morning. we'll get to that good news on the vaccine in just a moment. but first, we begin this morning with minneapolis and the whole country really on edge as a verdict in the murder trial of former police officer derek chauvin could come this week. closing arguments are set to begin today. the prosecution and defense will make their final cases to the jury before it's sequestered for deliberations. chauvin faces three charges in the death of george floyd. second-degree murder, third-degree murder, and second-degree manslaughter. minneapolis is bracing for potential unrest as the city reckons with another police shooting of an unarmed black man in the midst of a trial. there have been protests every day since the shooting of daunte wright. in new york, police officers have been told that they cannot take off any unscheduled days starting today until further notice. and in philadelphia, more than 1,000 national guard troops have already bee

liberals to write books but not conservatives, i don't remember the critics complaining as just de sotong is part of the ongoing progressive attack on independent court of a piece with court packing in a piece with threatening justices like justice kavanaugh and the reason we can tell that is because these are not our rules that anybody in congress is proposing members of congress write books and get big advances, why not extended to former president they write books and get a lot of moneyey r that, it is being targeted at justices, the basic real we've had lots of justices write very important books. as long as they're not telling us how they're going to decide future cases and they preserve the neutrality supreme court cases that they will hear in the future, i don't think there's any problem with it. liz: they just want to shut down her free speech, it is free speech for me but not for the period during adler and democrats fail to push through to pack the court and expand it. nancy pelosi is not going to it up it's into did the biden commission, we do not know when that will come aro

johnson school of public affairs at the university of texas, msnbc contributor, victoria dee francesco soto. good to have you all this morning. >> it's good to have everybody here. willie geist, i liked that governor justice, man. that guy knows -- you know, my parents used to say, if i actually studied, they'd let me have dinner. he's doing sort of the same thing. get a vaccine, i'll give you 100 bucks. >> your meals were contingent on studying. also, sucker for a guy with a whiteboard. just getting some ideas up there, seeing what sticks. a hundred bucks if you're 16 to 35 in west virginia. whatever it takes, i guess, if the money's there. >> i think it will stick. >> the best part is, he's always sitting down. i hear in his last 20 years in governor, chairman mao would sit by the pool with a phone and order people around. he never left poolside. that's of course in pursuit of evil. here we have a guy, he's like, okay, i got an important thing to say. i'm not standing up. he just sits there in his chair. >> casually. i like this guy. i think we need to have him on the show. >> let's have

soto say that, oh, it was an accident, you know, grabbing your side arm that you've likely deployed thousands thousands of times is an intentional act. a side arm feels different than a taser. it looks different than a taser. requires different pressure in order to deploy it. so we're going to very much be looking into all of those intentional acts that it took for this officer to squeeze the trigger and kill their son. >> i guess one follow-up to this is, what if it was an accident? what does that do for daunte wright this morning? >> well, we're just not prepared to say that that was an accident, but to your point, even if it were an accident, that doesn't bring daunte wright back to life. and we certainly have to ask ourselves all those important questions about what led up to that discharge. >> officer kim potter who we believe fired the weapon, what does the family want to see happen with her? >> well, they want accountability. so, you know, we're going to hope that the justice system acts swiftly and acts as wholly, you know, as it can. and, you know, we would expect likely some announc

juan soto knocking in the game winning run in the bottom of the ninth against the braves.s this one, cardinals outfielder tyler o'neill fouling back a pitch against the marlins and shattering the lens of the home plate camera in the process. play was delayed while the glass shards were cleaned from the $15,000 lens, maybe not quite dustin johnson's dinner tab but pricey to say the least. >>> the red sox unveiled a new uniform for its patriots day game later this month, the yellow and sky blue jerseys a nod to the boston athletic club and the boston strong theme commemorating the boston bombing in 2013. the red sox one of the teams going to wear the city connect uniforms. boston will wear theirs on april 17th and 18th. they explore the franchises connection to the city and fan base. we're going to see a couple more of these from a number of teams so far this season. >> nice to see you. thanks. >>> all right. was republican congressman matt gaetz looking for a presidential pardon before anyone even knew he was in trouble? we have new reporting this morning next. before nexiu

who has been nominated to the court during that period and you know, with exception of ginsburg and soto mayor to the right than fern they replace and point have been much further to the right think of replacing marshall or ruth with amy coney barrett. >> kagan -- depends on if their recent career but i don't to get derailed. everything is -- justice system move to the left later in their lives supposedly if you ask conservatives. >> supposedly but i guess my point is like -- if you were 80-year-old conservative lawyer you still remember the day when roe v. wade was handed down and it hurt and made you feel pain of what the judiciary does and that really doesn't like and that gets you kind of a heat fear of judicial power. roberts is i think the one remaining bridge to people who still think that way not because he's 80 years old he, you know, is 60 something but because he's at the knee of the people who were the big deal lawyers in the reagan administration, and they sort of with certain values of judicial restraighten. on the other end of the extreme if you're neil gorsuch neil gorsuc

buried still on foreign soil and made the ultimate sacrifice and and if i'll just name a few pedro t soto who was part of company. he was from kingsville, texas. he's still buried in italy juan, padilla, del, rio, texas. was killed in action at san pedro. still buried in italy and we know the story about alfredo paredes who's on the missing tablets on the monuments in in the philippines for those that are missing in action in the pacific. and i'm just hoping that we continue to record and document, uh hispanic americans that served this country. thanks very much dave. it's been a wonderful conversation. it's been very enlightening. you're doing very important work and hopefully this discussion through some light on to the shadows. i'm going to throw it back now to my colleague and friend. apparently jeremy collins who's going to moderate the question answer period well, thank you, dave and thank you adam just because a colleague doesn't always mean a friend. so i appreciate you saying that dave. it's a pleasure to hear from you again, the i want to tell the audience about the fact that yo

playing with a depleted roster, washington still rallied to a 6-5 win, thanks to juan soto's tiebreakinger in the bottom of the ninth. finally, there is this story. try not to flinch. bally sports broadcast team is going to need some new equipment after a foul ball shattered the lens of the home plate camera during the second inning of yesterday's game between the cardinals and miami. it didn't end there. because of covid-19 protocols the crew was not allowed to clean up the broken glass so a pair of bat boys had to sweep away the shards. delayed play and anyone watching that footage. >>> meteorologist bill karins has a check on the forecast now. good morning. >> i flinched! i flinched! i admit it. couldn't help it. >>> so the big story out there as we go throughout, i'd say probably the next two or three days is the severe weather. we could see a few tornadoes today. it's not like a big outbreak like we had a week, two weeks ago. middle of the country is where the problems are. we have had a little bit of snow and a little bit of rain. throughout the day today, we will see the rain cont

leftist candidate pedro castillo is leading in the polls followed by liberal economist hernando de sotoand conservative keiko fujimori -- the daughter of former president alberto fujimori, convicted in 2009 of crimes against humanity. there were 18 presidential candidates on the ballot. the top two candidates will advance to a runoff election in june. in the caribbean, a heavy ash fall has bnketed the island of saint ncent and surrounding areas after a long-dormant volcano suddenly began erupting friday. people looked up and there is this huge plume of ash hangi in tky. silent, deadly, dreadful. amy: the eruption sparked outages of water and power across saint vincent, and more than 16,000 people evacuated their homes. there have been no reports of deaths of injuries, but geologists warn the volcano could still trigger deadly pyroclastic flows of lava, ash, and volcanic gasses. back in the united states, president biden released his $1.5 trillion budget request for 2022 friday calling for major increases in spending for education, healthcare, housing, and the climate. biden is requestin

2nd half but insidious junior scored his 2nd of the night as it finished 31 promoted to the most no soto's we are not close to any things we haven't won anything we are happy with the result we are happy with what we are doing because what the players are doing is incredible so after all the problems we had during the season we were able to turn things around but there is still a long way to go but we are still in contention in the 2 competitions league and champions league and we are going to keep fighting. and manchester city be brought to your door meant to take a narrow $21.00 advantage going into the 2nd level kevin diverse got the opening goal he also played a part in the late winner the 29 year old has been instrumental for pep guardiola side this season he's now signed a new contract with city that runs until 2025. to get the extension now my age feels also like we have very problem because obviously it means that trust me until i get really old in football terms. not feel very happy my family is also really proud so that's been a nice. parasangs or man are getting ready to face by

john: sonja soto meyer expressed concern. >> how do we know that we are not just destroying the gamexists? >> the supreme cou doesn't answer a question for a particular case. it always has its eye on what may behe next case, what is coming down the road. john: marcia is the chief washington correspondent for the national law journal. >> we have on that court a number of sports enthusiasts. i think they are very much aware of the games and how they are played as well as how the ncaa and the game has changed since the last time the supreme court had the ncaa before it, which was 37 years ago. john: for years, many college athletes argued they are essentially employees, spending as much as 40 hours per week on team activities that can generate billions of dollars for universities and athletic conferences. >> coaches are getting six, seven-figure salaries. administrators are getting salaries. other stakeholders are getting money. the student athletes themselves, the most indispensable piece of the puzzle, are getting nothing. john: in arenas and on social media, players in the men's bask

soto: mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. wasserman schultz, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. wasserman schultz will vote yes on ordering the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. crenshaw from the great state of texas, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. crenshaw will vote no on the previous question. as the member designated by mr. babin from the great state of texas, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. babin will vote no on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 217. the nays are 208. the previous question is ordered. the question is on the adoption of the resolution. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. >> mr. speaker. i ask for the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 3-s of house resolution 8, the yeas and nays are ordered. membe

foresters soto is a very peculiar diversity in england she says vaccines are crucial to keep those infected with covert 19 out of hospitals. this is really encouraging news on 2 fronts firstly that a single gap is able to reduce transmission because that was we had not been certain that the japanese able to use transmission at all and so the fact that it's now working with just a single dose of either the eyes or all the extras and axiom is really good news and just helps with thinking about how back's a nation is going to help reduce the number of cases the vaccines are very effective at preventing against severe disease so coronavirus or there are a lot of people get really mild disease having a coronavirus vaccine against coronaviruses it's a very is it's going to be really key at preventing people ending up in hospital and sadly preventing some of the policies that we're seeing so this news that actually also prevents transmission is probably really key in helping people understand that by getting the vaccine they're also protecting those people who they care about and so that even if u

i call on representative so -- representative soto. >> thank you so much, madame chair. this hearing is about our children being increasingly brainwashed by sophisticated targeting, pop-up ads, and algorithms among other techniques, and the result is they are spending more and more time online. we see a generation of kids becoming couch potatoes, racking up hours of screen time and barely going outside. this puts our nations children, our nations future at risk. parents are increasingly asking congress to act. considering the critical subject, i was a little surprised at the attempt to shoehorn fake gop talking points about school re-openings into this very important hearing, so it is important to at least go over the facts briefly. 41 states, but democrats and republicans, do not have school opening or closing orders in place. they leave it to school districts. five states have orders to be open. four states have orders to be partially open. saying it is a democrat or republican trend is an absolute and total lie. the vast majority of states leave this to local school d

johnson school of public affairs at the university of texas, victoria defrancesco soto. white house correspondent for politico, and co-author of "the playbook," eugene daniels, and cofounder and ceo of axios, jim vandehei. we'll be talking a little nfl draft, jonathan lemire, bill belichick got a quarterback. what's going on with jim rogers. and katty kay, many people don't realize, the mel kuiper jr. of the uk, so we'll be going to her with full draft analysis, right, katty? >> yeah. maybe later in the program when we're in break, we'll do that, right, willie? when no one's watching. >> we'll circle back you. let's begin with rudy giuliani's role in the trump administration's role in the ousting of an ambassador has landed him in the middle of a federal investigation. people familiar with the matter tell "the new york times" that investigators are looking into whether giuliani broke lobbying laws surrounding the firing of former ambassador to ukraine, marie yovanovitch. fbi agents seized telephones and computers from giuliani's office in manhattan this week. according t

university of texas, they've got a basketball team, too, msnbc contributor, victoria dee francesco soto. mika, you can tell, where is she? the south of france. i don't know where. she's just going. it's like willie, it's like following talented mr. ripley. of course, she doesn't, you know -- she's much nicer than that character, but she's just -- she's all along. maybe she's in the italian riviera. i don't know. i'm just sitting here. i'm putting on my mines cap, going down in the mine and working so she can spend her days and nights in the south of france. >> that's right. you got your lunch pail and your hard hat, just going to work. let's be clear, if mika were here, this sports conversation would have ended about seven minutes ago. let's tie sports into what's happening in the country right now. major league baseball now, we're told, will hold this year's all-star game in colorado. sources telling espn major league baseball has chosen coors field in denver, home of the colorado rockies, for the game. it was originally scheduled, as you know, at the braves' home park in atlanta, but

soto: mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. wasserman schultz, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. wasserman schultz will vote yes on h.r. 1482. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? mr. garcia: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. grijalva, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. grijalva will vote aye on h.r. 1482. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. jeffries: as the member designated by chairwoman eddie bernice johnson, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that chairwoman johnson will vote yea on h.r. 1482. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from massachusetts seek recognition? ms. clark: as the member designated by ms. meng, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. meng will vote yes on h.r. 1482. as the member designated by mr. keating, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. keating will vote yes on h.r. 1482. the speaker pro

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i lost de soto, texas. there we go. anna. am not an afraid democrat, from the lady from south carolina. voter suppression is my topic because texas and georgia both have one of the most egregious voter suppression laws going on in these states. when mrs. holmes was on, california, texas, new mexico, arizona and nevada needs to give their states back to mexico. and for the people who talk about democrats, democrats worthy dixiecrats. when they became -- when they became republican, they took over the republican party because of the civil rights bill. mr. tennessee, you know, because you are probably my age, about 72 or older, these were dixiecrats and they were brutal and that is what the republican party is. george bush, all of them, were george bush, all of them were dixiecrats. you talk about being aafraid? i was afraid four years ago especially for my grandson. i never thought anyone would suppress the vote. host: the tweet on the sanctions announced by the administration, the hill tweets this russia vows response to any q

roberto soto, entrenador personal, recomienda.e tengan su funda de cojÍn con sus tres pelotitas, se la ponen en el cuello y hace que las pelotitas los masajeen. alan: estÁ buenÍsimo. karla: erika, muchÍsimas gracias. ahora nos vamos a ir al Área de la cocina. vamos con sabrina, que nos va a dar esta receta de un batido anti estrÉs, doctora. sabrina: muy buenos dÍas. muy buenos consejos, ya me siento mÁs relajada. pues la nutriciÓn es fundamental, y hay que estar bien nutrido, con suficientes vitaminas, minerales y antioxidantes. lo que tenemos hoy es un smoothie que pueden preparar en casa. son zanahorias, tallos de apio, pepino y perejil. y si pueden guardar uno o dos pedacitos para cuando les dÉ un poquito de hambre mÁs tarde. como son crujientes, eso les ayuda tambiÉn al estrÉs. mira todos los colores. lo naranja, que tiene betacaroteno. los minerales de todo lo verde. y estÁn consumiendo bastante agua, que es fundamental. estos nutrientes ayudan a que la dopamina y la serotonina, todo el nivel hormonal, esto lo va a reparar bi