the biography of the colombian musician angel torres, whose love affairs have already caused a lot of connected with this roman catholic parish of the immaculate the conception of the blessed virgin mary on malaya gruzinskaya in moscow, allegedly about 10 years ago, angela, having no means of subsistence, leading a homeless lifestyle, walked through these doors to simply spend the night under the roof. according to our data, the cathedral is on some. you can't believe it yourself, but i believe, do you believe that he is like that? yeah, unfortunately, yes, you have to be more careful with him, you have to. his life changed dramatically after meeting a parishioner, the wife of an american businessman, a spanish woman, sonya maknili. thores not only managed to charm lady, but fell in love with her daughter christina, with whom they later baptized here. our two children, we managed to find a friend angel, with whom they shared blood, he still helps the parish, opens the gates with an arriving car, i know him. rooms for pilgrims who come to moscow cannot be installed 4.0 single room, for

se trataba de jessica de la torre. era el 15 de agosto de 2003.reportaron un incendio, aunque aÚn faltaba el hallazgo mÁs macabro. >> en la sala, un par de bragas de de la torre estaba sobre el sofÁ. en el dormitorio principal el bolso, la billetera, la licencia de conducir y otros artÍculos personales estaban en el suelo. faltaba su tarjeta de cajero automÁtico que le permitÍa acceso a su cuenta donde tenÍa 7.000 usd. en el dormitorio de de la torre se encontraron 2 cuchillos de cocina sobre el vestidor, prÓximo a su cama. se acusÓ por el crimen a sergio arias y jesÚs peÑuelas, ambos

welcome our guests to the program, ritchie torres and mike lawlor.entlemen, thank you for your time and good morning to both of you. your congressional districts bump up against each other outside of the city of new york. congressman torres i've heard democrats say they don't like the idea. they think the bill is too broad. make your case as to why we need it. >> look, the majority of democrats and republicans share the goal of combating anti-semitism. we might have differences about the means to achieve the goal. i support the legislation because it would codify in federal law the definition of anti-semitism and recognizes that anti-israel sentiment can be a form of anti-semitism as evidenced by the chaos on college campuses. ira is not an arbitrary definition. the product of a long process of deliberation, the consensus definition among every leading jewish organization throughout the world and so adopting it in federal law is a matter of common sense. >> dana: mike lawlor, your thoughts now. >> this legislation is critically important at this mome

jay torres: okey, el programa que tenemos nosotros, es de baile, ¿verdad?atizmo comenzó para ayudar a una persona, para dar más, ¿cómo se dice?, más confidence, confidencia, más experiencia, experience, y todo; ah, el latizmo me ayudó a mí mucho, en mi vida, cuando yo no podía hablar, en veces, porque las cosas que pasó antes en mi vida, era muy duro, diferentes cosas, y un tiempo en mi vida, cuando yo estaba joven, no podía hablar, i couldn't speak, i started to dance, y todo eso, con eso, i learn que, para bailar, se ayuda a la persona, y se ayuda con su confidencia. [hablando en inglés] esa es la razón, que yo hice algo, creando, create algo diferente para los latinos, primero, y para otras comunidades también, en dance, ahorita el latizmo está growing, está ayudando a diferentes comunidades, y estamos haciendo cosas muy grandes con las personas que nunca sabían que podían ir a bailar, pero--. damián trujillo: me imagino que incrementa y engrandece el autoestima de estas personas. bueno, platíquenos de ese cambio, janet, que usted ve en las personas que

reporting in oakland i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> well, late this afternoon, the oakland city administrator responded to the audit, saying in part, quote, as mayor tao stated during her october state of the city address, we in leadership roles take accountability for the outcome of this grant process. we have reviewed the city auditor's recommendations are working to implement them. we are pleased that the audits analysis validates what we observed and the initial corrective action we have taken. now we did reach out to the oakland police department. they declined to comment on the audit. >> a new report released by an oakland city council member reveals the city has left $50 million on the table in uncollected business taxes. councilmember ramachandran says the money the cs not after covers nearly a third of oakland's current budget deficit. she says the money went uncollected between 2020 and 2023. from 12,000 businesses. the report was presented at yesterday's special city council

ktvu james torres is live in san jose . to explain what you've learned about the investigation so far, james garcia, we've seen these police officers walk in and out of a couple houses here in the neighborhood. >> you see the tape that's still roping off part of the neighborhood. cars still can't go through here. and it's been that way for more than the last 12 hours. this spot is about a block away from san jose high school. neighborhood still shut down these police units, still processing the scene and trying to figure out what exactly happened here. it started around 6:00 last night. that's when officers say they came to a house along north 20th street. they say a person inside barricaded themselves for a little more than two hours. police eventually got the suspect to step outside without any trouble. but right after that, officers say that they found a woman dead inside the house. they say they are now treating this as an active homicide investigation. that suspect, now under arrest. now, they did not tell us the natur

san jose city council member omar torres pushed for the council to pay for the trees and maintain them for three years. he said the vandals responsible for the destruction may have cost the city hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> unfortunately, they're just terrorizing the neighborhood because, you know, again, this is a very important business district to not only my district, but the city of san jose, torres said. >> the willow business district has historically been underserved, but he plans to have the department of transportation replant or fix the damaged trees. and council member torres there also told me that he is in contact with the san jose police department captain who oversees that neighborhood, to look into who vandalized the trees and hopefully prevent it from happening again. >> all right, zach, thank you so much. >> the city of novato appears to have lost its oldest oak tree. this was the scene about 1130. this morning on alameda del prado. the huge tree between cinnamon teal lane and puffin court split in half. as you can see, it's massive. it fell on two condos and

en tan solo 60 días estaremos cambiando esta vista por la hermosa torre eiffel.que les gusta el fútbol y lo que les gusta el turismo. van a estar felices con ese viaje y si no, pues si no pueden viajar, que lo vean por telemundo. 48 ahí va a estar todo aquí tendremos todo en vivo. si vamos a la pausa. romper récord el número de personas que viajó por los aeropuertos del país durante este feriado. estamos en vivo desde el aeropuerto internacional de san josé y le vamos a contar cómo está. finalizando esta jornada también hablaremos de los ríos y lagos que podrían estar particularmente peligrosos durante este verano. le diremos por qué. con esto y más regresamos tras la pausa. no le cambie

i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you. the scene of a fire at a commercial building to help make sure there are no flare ups. the fire was reported around 2:00 this morning on millmont drive east of 880. firefighters from fremont and milpitas responded, knocked the flames down in about 90 minutes. firefighters were able to contain the fire to one building. no injuries. the cause is under investigation. >> the city of fremont is calling its groundbreaking drone program a huge success. the city's police officers and firefighters are the first in the nation to use drones on a regular basis. while responding to emergency calls. the drone program has been in place for more than a year. emergency responders say the drones are now playing a major role in efforts to crack down on crime. >> it truly has been a such a useful tool for de-escalation for apprehension of violent suspects, for public safety. >> firefighters also say the drones have provided a huge boost to public safety. one drone recently took to the skies just moments

and that is considerably different to the up to $500.00 kilowatts of kilometers that the torres would potentially be able to reach . ok, thank you for guiding you through that. i mean, i, chief political correspondent, nina has the latest yet spelt, the book says the alliance is determined to show in ukraine's past to membership. the lines, the secretary general was speaking as amazing of a native foreign ministers in prague. call to discuss that continuing support for keep and its attempts to be powered by us. all our invasion. you said moscow should not think it could wipe out the wall and said president putin had been threatening native since the stock of the conflict. but they would not be due to health defense . this escalation, self defense is the for the monthly right. it isn't strange. and then you, instructor ukraine has the rights on the responsibility to protect its people. and we have the rights to help ukraine. a poll, it's right of self defense. a lot correspond to band reagan has been following about nato a summit to joins us from problem. welcome bantam. tell us more a

the kilometers that the torres would potentially be able to reach. ok, thank you for guiding you through that. i mean, i, chief political correspondent, need a honda well nato secretary general against dalton bad says the military alliance is determined to shorten ukraine's past to membership. he was speaking at the meeting of nation of foreign ministers in prob, call to discuss that continued support for keith, and its attempts to repel russia's all asking page. is this dalton folks at moscow should not think he could wipe out the will as that even the present booty and had been threatening nato since his thoughts of the conflict. they would not be due to health, the offense is not escalation. self defense is the monthly right. it is enshrined and then you, instructor ukraine has the rights on the responsibility to protect its people. and we have the rights to help ukraine uphold. it's right themselves defense. as i said, you know, your pin correspondence that re good was following about a meeting of nights or defense ministers in prague. i asked hi

torres eluded to come of the fact just doesn't exist. as a product of television shows that depict forensic science as a silver bullet that is omnipresent and can almost immediately point to specific subject, often times it is just unavailable and investigators have to rely on other types of investigative techniques. many times, that is directly related to the identity of a suspect. by way of example, the olympic bomber placed for devices over a two-year period despite forensic examinations during that time. the identity remained elusive and it took eyewitnesses to come forward with that said they saw a suspicious man in a specific type of truck. prior to the blast that killed a police officer, it was those tips. similarly, ted kaczynski was active for 17 years, despite the third zero forensic examinations of over a dozen devices during that period. his identity remained elusive primarily because he went to great lengths to obscure. it wasn't until the manifesto was published that his brother provided a tip and that is what brought focus

pasamos con el meteorÓlogo gabriel torres de nuestra afiliada en san antonio, texas, que nos dice quÉltimas 24 horas hemos estado registrando condiciones bastante intensas en gran parte de nuestro paÍs. vea nada mÁs en este instante los reportes de tornado. mÁs de 20 se han estado registrando en texas, oklahoma, asÍ como tambiÉn arkansas, algunas ciudades como kansas city y hacia el sur en el Área de st louis. asÍ es como luce nuestra imagen de satÉlite de radar, seguiremos siendo azotados por tormentas en este fin de semana largo para muchos, desde cincinnati asÍ como la ciudad de los vientos en chicago. nos mantenemos con riesgo de tiempo severo para esta tarde— noche nivel 1, 2 y 3 mÁs de 100 millones de personas se mantienen bajo alerta. ¿quÉ estarÁ ocurriendo para el dÍa de maÑana? para el dÍa de maÑana incrementa mÁs de 121 millones bajo riesgo de tiempo severo y lo que mÁs me preocupa es que toda la costa este pudiera estar experimentando la probabilidad de granizo, asÍ como tambiÉn tornados desde nueva york, washington asÍ como tambiÉn muy cerca en el Área de raleigh. por si f

it's a rather small target, but the torres can do it. the ammunition depots can also be shit. if we consider the bridge, i don't think torres is enough and we need to have an idea of how it might work. and for that we need satellite data. i don't know if we can train the ukrainians for such a task in a short time and we are talking about a month the what the, what a torres attack on the bridge look like from an operational perspective. i can't estimate how quickly the ukrainians will be able to learn how to plan such an action and how quickly integration will occur. but since we are talking about the bridge and military bases, i understand they want to get them as soon as possible. right? dropbox, not kind of on those. yeah. hot. it doesn't matter. we need to ensure that from the very beginning, there is no mention that would make us part of the conflict. i'm exaggerating a bit, but if we tell the minister now that we plan meetings and we'll drive by call from poland, so that no one notices that's already participation and we won't do that. so german officials did uh confirm t

según las autoridades, diego torres sánchez concha tenía una orden de arresto por valor de 25.000 .cárcel del condado de san mateo por varios cargos de posesión de armas de fuego. y volvió a ocurrir. otro empleado del correo postal fue víctima de robo, esta vez en palo alto. el jueves antes del mediodía. 2 sospechosos le robaron. no solamente las llaves de los buzones, sino también lo empujaron hasta caer al suelo. es el segundo incidente de este tipo en esa comunidad. solo durante la última semana. jocelyn morán, con los detalles empleados del servicio postal están siendo atacados para robarles las llaves maestras que son utilizadas para abrir los buzones de correo. el inspector de la agencia de correos, matthew norfleet, dice que no piensa que haya un lugar donde los carteros se sientan seguros mientras entregan la correspondencia. el robo más reciente ocurrió en este complejo de apartamentos en palo alto el jueves antes del mediodía. la policía dice que el empleado estaba entregando el correo cuando 2 sospechosos le exigieron que les diera las llaves con las que se abren los buzo

i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> the rule does not allow daca recipients to apply for medicaid . however, a decision from governor newsom earlier in the year expanded medi-cal to all undocumented immigrants in our state. new at noon, several bay area companies planning to cut hundreds of jobs in the next two months, most of them in the tech industry, according to official notices filed with the state employment development department. intel, amazon, kaiser and electric vehicle charging firm free wire technologies have all disclosed intentions to conduct layoffs. intel will eliminate 75 jobs this month in san jose. in june, amazon is laying off 85 workers in san francisco. free wire technologies is cutting 113 jobs in newark. kaiser is eliminating 33 positions in pleasanton and 11 in downtown oakland. in a statement released this morning by intel about its laid off workers, the company said no employees will have the right to bump or displace other employees , and there is no union representing the affected employees. college students hoping to intern at tesla may lose out due t

el meteoÓlogo gabriel torres, de nuestra afiliada en san antonio, nos actualiza.upuestamente ocasioÓ un mortal accidente que acabo con la vida de una adolescente de 15 aÑos, cuando practicaba esqui acÁtico en florida... la menor caÓ al agua con la tabla unida a su pie y esperaba ser rescatada, pero una lancha le peÓ mortalmente ..las iÁgenes muestran al dueÑo del barco, un hombre de 78 aÑos, muy calmado..la abogada dijo que su cliente en ninÚn momento sintÓ haber golpeado algo, o a alguien. familias migrantes dicen vivir una pesadilla en las calles al tener que dormir en carpas y expuestos al peligro por la delincuencia... la falta de dinero para pagar un alquiler los ha convertido en indigentes en skid row, considerada la capital de los "homeless" en california. desde losÁngeles, juan carlos gonÁlez nos cuenta la agobiante situacion que enfrentan. y precisamente en el estado dorado, california, cada vez son Ás las familias dorado, california, cada vez son Ás las familias hispanas que esÁn abandonando ese territorio, debido al alto costo de vida y de las viviendas

james torres is out there. this is affecting the people who live and work nearby. plus, it's getting dangerous. >> we have to be careful. you have to watch your back. >> gas stations in berkeley. it's. it's a place that's seeing a lot of. look at your screen activity by thieves. new video to show you. showing the same car used in a series of purse snatchings from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook thursday may 30th. and here comes the sun comes the sun steve paulson has a look at it. looks like it looks like it's getting warmer out there steve that'd be a good song title. >> pam don't you think? yes i do, i do. it's all right. >> i'll work on that. >> all right. 40 on the coast yet? 50s here, there is a little puff of a west wind at sfo and also out to travis. so if that holds, maybe it won't get as high as we think. but it's going to be a warm day, no doubt about it. t

richie torres of the boogie down bronx, as we say. now to some major developments this weekend, the fight for reproductive rights. joining me now is the president and ceo of planned parenthood, alexis michaela johnson. thank you alexis for joining me. yesterday louisiana governor jeff landry signed into law a first of its kind legislation that classifies abortion inducing drugs as controlled and dangerous substances. how worried are you that this move could set a precedent for banning abortion pills nationwide under the law? >> rev, incredibly alarmed, as we all should be, because we know that laws like this are ones that get exported very quickly to the other states that have also criminalized access to abortion. and here we are, honestly first, shame on louisiana. louisiana is a state that has already a very, very horrible maternal mortality rate and the idea that they are trying to take away access to mifepristone and miss oppressed all, medications that are used for miscarriage management, that are used for post maternal care, tha

congressman ritchie torres, thank you. congressman mike lawler, thank you.ng the adp report on jobs at 8:15 eastern time and dan tarullo will join us to talk about the fed's rate path, inflation and what it means for the markets. up next, the doj's antitrust case against google. we'll hear from president's former antitrust adviser on what to expect. we'll be right back. while an earnings tool helps you plan your trades and stay on top of the market. e*trade from morgan stanley >>> all right, welcome back, everybody. closing arguments for the department of justice antitrust case against google are expected this week. it is one of two separate antitrust lawsuits that the tech giant is facing this year. one on search and one on google's advertising business. joining us to talk about this and much more with the tiktok ban that is proposed as well is tim wu, he's columbia law school professor and former adviser to president biden on tech and competition policy and, tim, i'm i'd like to start with what is happening with tiktok. you're in favor of the proposed sale

de seÑor phoenix torres. >> tengo 44 aÑos trabajando en el campo. son los apartamentos de 5—5 .que es mÁs que suficiente. >> dicen que es importante que se apruebe esa vivienda. >> estamos queriendo tener lo mejor para los campesinos de tercera edad. han dado su vida en el campo y queremos mostrarles que vamos a tener esta vivienda que tiene que ser un modelo para todos al cruzar california. hace apenas unos dÍas se urgiÓ que se apruebe este proyecto. esta es la gran pregunta nosotros estamos haciendo la misma pregunta. son personas con importancia aquÍ. son pretextos. nosotros los mantendremos al tanto si es que se llega a alguna decisiÓn. me dijeron que todavÍa no podÍan decir cuÁl era la decisiÓn. >> son temperaturas de muerte. >> en mÉxico olas de calor extremas. el secretario de educaciÓn dice que podrÁn solicitar fondos de manera mÁs rÁpida. si usted quiere asistir a la prÓxima reuniÓn puede hacerlo desde la maÑana hasta la tarde. >> es mucha y gana. ♪ saddam: en ahora de no deportes. >> quÉ tal?. vamos con informaciÓn de los deportes. lluvia de goles. mÁs tarde al 70. se

el concejal omar torres me asegura está consciente de la problemática y que ya trabaja en un plan dee o en programas para adicción y mental. este concejal le pide a la comunidad no quedarse callados. para nosotros es muy importante de saber dónde tenemos que poner policías. la policía nos informó que arrestaron al sospechoso y fue trasladado a la cárcel. durante la investigación se dieron cuenta que tenía una orden de arresto en otro condado. ahora la ciudad trabajará en recuperar los árboles vandalizados. y esta vez pondrán rejas a sus alrededores desde san josé, yomara lópez, telemundo. gracias. nos vamos a la primera pausa comercial. al regresar le hablaremos de un programa para familias de bajos ingresos donde ofrecen vivienda asequible. y si este fin de semana feriado compartirá con la familia en casa con una carnita asada, los expertos tienen importantes recomendaciones para evitar la contaminación de alimentos benicia cerca el fin de semana feriado, pero quédese con nosotros luego de la pausa regreso e conl in grama que ofrece vivienda asequible está recibiendo solicitudes por

. >> president torres present. >> commissioner lindo present and commissioner kim present and commissioner pikes present and item item item unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush (rah-my-toosh) ohlone (o-lon-ee) who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. elders, and relatives of the ramaytush ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. >> thank you item 4. >> 4. president's report. on a note wonderful to join the mayor narrate wiener and walton at a on top of off at sunnydale properties a couple of weeks ago that was a wonderful reminder of milestones reached and being able to see what we heard and voted on earlier of maybe a couple of months the sunnydale community center and being able to see commissioner that was wonderful to see you there and have a celebration for the housing on a more sobering note ceo will be providing us with an update with issues related to the conduct reported on by media and discussed at

jay torres is the founder of the program.a-heathcote is also with this fine institution. welcome to the show, folks. jay torres: all right, glad to be here. jay: thank you so much for having us. damian: thank you for being here. well, tell us about it, jay, this is fascinating. jay: latizmo hip hop productions. i created latizmo about-- well, now, 20 years ago. i started in hollister, california, and then i made my way out here to the bay area. let me tell you something: in the present right now, i never thought that latizmo, a dance and energy that i created, which is latin-based hip-hop-- that's exactly what it is-- would have such influence on people here and in the different abilities community. i have never been in a community that is so hungry and excited. so latizmo is hip-hop. it's latin-based dance, and it's infused, infused with energy. and that's exactly what makes it unique, and it makes it pivotal for every dancer that engages in latizmo. damian: and that dancer has special abilities, right? tell us about who tha

we're really, we really need to drastically reduce the amount of torres, and i think we can only do that by actually reducing over consumption, reducing excess of reducing flights. and there needs to be more drastic measures than this of a terrorism is increasing around the world. isn't it, was it becoming such a thing? which um, well, we've seen various sectors that have given rise to this phenomenon, particularly before the corporate pandemic factors such as on the supply side, we have all the cheap flights. we have the sharing economy with air b and b that has exploded. we have a new markets traveling that we haven't seen traveling before. but also on the demand side we see new developments. so with the, with obviously with the influence of social media on tourism, we've seen increasingly more people wanting to go to these honeypot sites and actually trying to consume it destination from a perspective that they're take, taking pictures of it. and this has this combination has left to really dangerous mix and over tourism has increased immensely over the years also because governments

the fact that they as torres are seen as a nuisance by some local is that something that many are aware of we were actually discussing yesterday we went to the supermarket and we were talking about the price is so the we compared to a few years ago that we've been here and they raised the law. it was crazy and we were thinking like how the can the loco survives with his prices in a supermarket. salvatore style in school is doing well. the temperature hardly ever drops below 20 degrees celsius making diving, snorkeling and swimming possible all year round. something has pupils of love about the mid atlantic islands, but there's another side of tentative where people who can't find an apartment find themselves on housed eloise, been living like this for years. he says he's lucky, he always liked camping so lovely that got his bus. that's the only roof over his head. you don't go from 2 to after that and 200 people originally occupied the building around 30, remain next to it with no electricity and no water. l i had spent a long time looking for a place after separating from his partner b

el seÑor pecker estÁ con donald trump y con michael cohen en las torres de trump en agosto del aÑo 2015eclamar y tenemos que eliminar estas historias. ese es el comienzo de la conspiraciÓn de silenciar a personas por la campaÑa. y fue donde david parker dijo yo voy a ser los ojos y los oÍdos de la campaÑa. no dijo voy a ser los ojos y los oÍdos de melania trump o de su familia. pero especÍficamente por la campaÑa. asÍ que esto es positivo para la fiscalÍa. >> entonces estÁn empezando por el inicio de precisamente este caso que ha presentado la fiscalÍa. tambiÉn le queremos preguntar como miembros del jurado hay dos abogados. esto puede influir? >> absolutamente. yo creo que aunque muchos abogados solo porque son abogados no significa que han ido a corte, que han hecho juicios, pero entienden suficiente para saber el proceso. y si los dos abogados estÁn de acuerdo, yo creo que eso causarÍa que la mayorÍa se fuera con ellos. >> abogado lo importante que hay que mencionar es que los dos integrantes deben estar de acuerdo. debe ser un veredicto unÁnime en estos 34 cargos contra donald trump

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torres for five minutes. >> thank you, chairman.olonel matthews, i spent more than 17 years as a 911 dispatcher and went through some very difficult times in the city of l.a., ronnie king riots, the verdicts, 9/11 i was tasked with putting together mobile field force units to dispatch critical locations to ensure that those would not be attacked. so, i know what an eoc is supposed to look like. i know what orders to follow during certain types of emergency. i was prepared with a manual that was provided to me. things that we have practiced time and time and time again. during an emergency, you agree that it is vital that we have a unified quick response and a unified coordination that has clear communication, correct? >> no question. >> i was struck by your written testimony when you said that the d.c. national guard was delayed because millie mccarthy and believe that the president of the united states might deploy the national guard improperly on that day, and had taken measures to prevent this. this must've been incredibly frustr

ktvu james torres on the scene there in castro valley. james, i've been to this place and it was a gorgeous building. i love the mission inside all that appears to be gone now. >> that's right, garcia, and that's the message we're hearing from a number of folks who've walked by here just to check out the scene. we have also seen some vendors who have had their food sold from out of here, who are just now learning what's happened. many of them say they're too distraught to talk to us and tell us their stories, but certainly having the same reaction as anyone else here in the neighborhood. we'll show you and take you inside of the building here where we're getting a better look at just how much damage was done and really a lot of damage was done. you see the firefighters inside now who are able to safely be inside the building at this point, getting a better idea of the extent of the damage. and hopefully at some point an investigation will turn up. what exactly caused this fire. but we'll show you what the fire looked like earlier this mor

and who was apple, the torres pedophile of cross decades protected by this establishment. sample was so close the royal family that they have assigned him to at one point to try to liaise between diana and charles during their divorce. so that, you know, the idea of, of, of the, these roles being involved with pen ophelia hum. this is, this is a, this is an old and problematic issue that has never really been on, or i yeah, rule for me not for me as a solver and i guess seems profoundly outdated, but that's just me. i'm not a royal watcher. so all this is actually news to me, but also not shocking either. if that makes sense. um, now speaking of sex scandals, another sex scandal has recently befell the palace this time concerning hip hop mobile, sean p diddy combs photos have surfaced of prince william and harry hanging out with duty who is now accused of similar crimes as jeffrey epstein that we should know at the time of this taping, did he has not had any charges brought against him despite you know that big federal raid on his home in los angeles. currently, the palace of scrambl

the torres has a range of up to 500 kilometers. so in theory, from the northern most point of view crane, you could hit targets in the moscow region. but if the german government finds itself thinking that the situation requires a rethink in terms of weapons deliveries and possibly torres would be amongst those things. but that is not what we're talking about today, you know, as an invalid. thanks very much for that update us and moscow as no one does that any strikes in russia with best and weapons could make nato, a clear participant in the war. but at the meeting of nature, foreign ministers in prod, secretary general and stilton bag insisted that the alliance is not the direct deposit you of the contract. well, i welcome the dollars or providing support to, to your training many different ways. ukraine has the right for self defense. we have the rights to help to kind of hold the right for self defense. and that does not make nato allies party to the conflict. that was the case back in february 2022 . that was the case last yea

linda mason-board of commissioners including joaquin torres we saw here behind me. thank you again for all that you have done for this project and our partner. i am really-i am honored-- >> [indiscernible] >> i'm too. nothing to do about that. i'm honored to be standing here with doug. doug and i have known each other for i don't know, 25 years. we have been in and around this industry, and it has been so rewarding to really lean into something that we both feel passionately about and think is so important. i'm so imprezed and amazing by doug and the entire mercy team. cannot thank them enough. i'm looking at ramey who moved on, but still her heart is here and gave so many years and commitment. elizabeth, ashley, claire murphy as well as the entire mercy real estate development team, property management and the community leaf team. thank you all so much. it is a honor to partner with you. i will turn it over to doug to say a few words. [applause] >> ann and i have dueling script s. nobody knows what will happen today. i will return the complement. when mercy housing

foot for the attack was, you know, the attempt for a reform and did you additional system basically torres, well, a part these, these uh tears are still there, even though you know, cover some kind of brought everybody together for a short while. the issue was meant to know himself is still very much on the, on the table. and we seem to send you out himself of this, this memorial day. and also in the tomorrow will be independent, said israel, he's going to be very much reserved. you know, he already announced kind of cancelling his participation in some of the lead defense of the day that were usually the prime day for the prime minister to be taken to take part in and, and the sphere now or this is room. and so he's basically hiding from the future he's afraid of us, couldn't use afraid of the criticism. and he's, we're seeing a very unusual behavior for uncomfortable. now it's still just him to say if that will lead to any political circumstances because we have not seen him take full responsibility for his role and the government's role. he's still talking about the need for everybody t

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torres for five minutes >> no, question. i was struck by your written testimony that dc national guard was delayed because nelly mccarthy believed that the president of the united states might deploy the national guard improperly on that day and had taken measures to prevent this, this must have been incredibly frustrating for you and your colleagues in the guard. why do you think senior military leaders believe the president of the united states might employ the national guard improperly on january 6th, was it based on your records, actions or both? >> i think it was irrational. >> that at one point he was walking down the pentagon hallways and one of the most seasoned reporters asked him whether the army was planning to seize ballot boxes. do you know if ideas like the president using ballot boxes was something that secretary mccarthy was considering when making decisions about deploying the national guard on january 6th. >> it was not a rational belief. >> no, it was not widespread. click of officers led by joint chief of

. >>> up next, congressman ritchie torres, who represents the bronx, joins us. why he says instead of holding a rally, trump owes the bronx a major apology. great to see you. we'll chat in just a minute. >>> and what closing arguments in trump's criminal hush money trial might look like when the trial goes back into session next week. >>> and another round of violent storms in the midwest, kicking off the holiday weekend. what you need to know before you head out. we're back in 90 seconds. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. os you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. (ella) fashion moves fast. (jen) so we partner with verizon to take our operations to the next level. (marquis) with a custom private 5g network. (ella) we get more control of production, efficiencies, and greater agility. (jen) that's enterprise intelligence. (vo) it's your vision, it's your verizon. time to press rewind with... neutrogena rapid wrinkle repair. it has derm-proven retinol... ...expertly formulated... ...to target skin cell turnover... ...and fights not

john torres. great to see you. what more do we know about this outbreak of tuberculosis?rby cities? >> you know, it might not sound like much and given the numbers you just showed, on top of that, there are 14 cases that they had found, and that's why they declared the outbreak, but tuberculosis is one of those diseases that can spread very insidiously and quickly. it has increased since 2020. up until then it started going down, and tuberculosis is caused by this bacteria. it gets in the lungs. it can get in the rest of the body as well. once it gets in the lungs, you can cough and sneeze. somebody can get it, they might not even know they have it for a couple of years, and that's why there's a big concern right now. with this public health emergency they can go ahead and start screening people. if they get an active case, we want to make sure we catch it before that. >> i want to home in on something you said, while there is this long breach outbreak, there has been a larger nationwide uptick in tuberculosis cases after it steadily declined after 20 years. >> exactly, s

san jose city council member omar torres pushed for the council to pay for the trees and maintain them for three years. he said the vandals responsible for the destruction may have cost the city hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> unfortunately, they're just terrorizing the neighborhood because, you know, again, this is a very important business district to not only my district, but the city of san jose. >> torres said the chiawelo business district has historically been underserved, but he plans to have the department of transportation replant or fix the damaged trees, and council member torres there also told me that he is in contact with the san jose police department captain, who oversees that neighborhood, to look into who vandalized the trees and hopefully prevent it from happening again. >> all right, zach, thank you so much. happening today. traffic is rolling again. along a stretch of highway one in big sur that's been closed for six weeks because of a landslide. this is in the area of rocky creek bridge. it's one way traffic because a southbound lane is still not fixed. toda

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