connected systems and connected cars, connected buses, even the connected trains and metros, they can be hacked. some of those cases have happened to us cities. so we had a san francisco not too long ago, get hit hard by a ransomware, where their entire public transportation system was completely useless. they could not to recover from it. lot of people trying to use the metro trying to use the trains, but they couldn't buy a ticket. those situations happen. they happened in and different types of cities. they haven't happened in dubai, thankfully yet. but it's definitely something that we see a lot of to be honest, i've always been impressed by what i was doing, not just from a car perspective, but how they were picking up on the data. so they now they have so much data and intelligence about autonomous driving. and i think for me, it's part of being in this new world, you know, being into an early adopter of electric vehicles. i wanted to try it. i want to experience with we design and build humanoid robots arrivals, generate that full size even though it variables. we make ones tha

a lot of people trying to use the metro trying to use the trains, but they couldn't buy a ticket. those situations happen. they happened in and different types of cities. they haven't happened in dubai, thankfully yet. but it's definitely something that we see a lot of to be honest, i've always been impressed by what tests i was doing, not just from a car perspective, but how they were picking up on the data. so they now they have so much data and intelligence about autonomous driving. and i think for me, it's part of being in this new world, you know, being into an early adopter of electric vehicles. i wanted to try it. i want to experience with a humanoid robots are i right, boss, generate that full size even though i grade what we make ones that look like robot . say, plastic mental. we also make arrange that are human looking like light silicon skin and they look, but they want to move like the human. do you see thrown behind you? yes. this drone in the future will be used using artificial intelligence. it is a taxi service that i think, screaming, a useful thing, don't you th

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connected systems and connected cars, connected buses, even the connected trains and metros they can be had. some of those cases have happened to us cities. so we had a san francisco not too long ago, get hit hard by a ransomware, where their entire public transportation system was completely useless. they could not to recover from it. lot of people trying to use the metro trying to use the train, but they couldn't buy a ticket. those situations happen. they happened in and different types of cities. they haven't happened in dubai, thankfully yet. but it's definitely something that we see a lot of to be honest, i've always been impressed by what that's what i was doing, not just from a car perspective, but how they were picking up on the data. so they now they have so much data and intelligence about autonomous driving. i think for me it's part of being in this new world, you know, being into an early adopter of electric vehicles. i wanted to try it. i want to experience with we design build humanoid robots arrivals, generate that full size even though it variables. we make ones that

let's start with the metro. it says there's a growing backlash against borisjohnson over the westminster lobbying row. the same story makes the front page of the i, with the prime minister facing mounting conservative anger over the handling of the owen paterson affair. the former health secretary matt hancock is calling for nhs workers to be legally required to get covid vaccinations before the winter. that's in the telegraph. the guardian reports that a watchdog had to prevent ministers breaching a code on political neutrality and independence during the search for new chairs for the bbc and the british film institute. and the ft says paris prosecutors are probing the french operations of sanjeev gupta, the uk metals magnate, over allegations of "misuse of assets". those are the front pages. we will begin our chat. caroline and tony, lovely to see you both again. caroline, could you kick because of plays, the storm in a sleaze cap on the front page of the metro. i plays, the storm in a sleaze cap on the front

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a lot of people trying to use the metro trying to use the trains, but they couldn't buy a ticket. those situations happen. they happened in and different types of cities. they haven't happened in dubai, thankfully yet. but it's definitely something that we see a lot of to be honest, i've always been impressed by what tesla was doing, not just from a car perspective, but how they were picking up on the data. so they now they have so much data and intelligence about autonomous driving. and i think for me, it's part of being in this new world, you know, being into an early adopter of electric vehicles. i want to try it. i want to experience with online sales humanoid robots are i right, boss, generate that full size even though i grab what we make ones look like robots, a plastic metal. we also make a range, that's a lifeline. silicon skin and they look, but they will say move like the human, the drone behind you. yes. this drone in the future will be used using artificial intelligence. it is a taxi service that i think streaming useful thing. don't you think my friends out of it? wh

"a bit of a cop out" is the metro's verdict on boris johnson for what the paper calls his refual "to apologise for his handling of sleaze" and claiming he wants offenders to be punished, as video may suggest that tory mp, sir geoffrey cox, was doing private work from his house of commons desk. the guardian reports that sir geoffrey has made at least £6 million from his second job, in the form of paid legal work. the conservative chief whip is in peril over what the i calls "the mp moonlighting in the caribbean". the paper reports how mark spencer authorised sir geoffrey cox working away from parliament. take the lead to salvage the cop26 climate pact, the prime minister is urged in the independent, which says borisjohnson admits there is still a "huge amount" to do for a credible deal. the ft warns that us consumer prices rose in october at the fastest pace in three decades as inflationary pressures spread throughout the economy, increasing the chances that us interest rates will rise next year. and the telegraph says the duchess of sussex has apologised for unintentionally misleadi

the metro also has the cricket scandal on its front page, saying racism is a poison at the heart of the game. the ft reports on an agreement between the us and china to hold talks over the size of their nuclear arsenals. the telegraph raises questions over the role of the church of england in helping asylum seekers convert to christianity, boosting their chances of staying in the uk. the times splashes on the mps�* standards row, claiming some tory backbenchers may revolt over the proposed ban on taking second jobs as consultants. while the daily star says the latest supply problem for british shops is a shortage of rum — apparently its caused by pirates! apparently. we will start our press review by looking at the main story of the day, the testimony to parliament by the former cricketer of azeem rafiq. let's start naturally on the yorkshire post tonight, which is a picture of azeem rafiq giving testimony to parliament — clearly the total weight heavily on him as he spoke. we'll start with henry — your thoughts on the front page and the rafiq story more widely? page and the raf

a lot of people trying to use the metro trying to use the trains, but they couldn't buy a ticket. those situations happen. they happened in and different types of cities. they haven't happened in dubai, thankfully yet. but it's definitely something that we see a lot of to be honest, i've always been impressed by what tesla was doing, not just from a car perspective, but how they were picking up on the data. so they now they have so much data and intelligence about autonomous driving. and i think for me, it's part of being in this new world, you know, being into an early adopter of electric vehicles. i wanted to try it. i want to experience with, ah, a humanoid robots are i right, boss, generate that full size even though i grade was we make ones that look like robot, say, plastic mental. but we also make arrange that are human. okay? so the lifeline silicon skin and they look but they want to move like a human. do you see drone behind you? yes. this drone in the future will be used using artificial intelligence. it is a taxi service that to think streaming useful thing. don't you

jamie, let's look at the metro with you. armycron, it says, a play on omicron. it always looks dramatic than we see armed forces personnel involved in schemes like this. it does. when i worked in government, we brought— does. when i worked in government, we brought them into help ramp up testing _ we brought them into help ramp up testing because they believe are the best in_ testing because they believe are the best in the _ testing because they believe are the best in the business. a little of the challenges about this is the huge _ the challenges about this is the huge logistical effort give a go through — huge logistical effort give a go through. you're trying to do three, four million — through. you're trying to do three, four millionjabs every through. you're trying to do three, four million jabs every week, that means— four million jabs every week, that means all— four million jabs every week, that means all sorts of centres set up, getting _ means all sorts of centres set up, getting vaccines and vials, and the army— getting vaccines and vial

a lot of people trying to use the metro trying to use the train, but they couldn't buy a ticket. those situations happen. they happened in the different types of cities. they haven't happened in dubai, thankfully yet. but it's definitely something that we see a lot of to be honest, i've always been impressed by what tesla was doing, not just from a car perspective, but how they were picking up on the data. so they now they have so much data and intelligence about autonomous driving. and i think for me, it's part of being in this new world, you know, being into an early adopter of electric vehicles. i wanted to try it. i want to experience with online sales humanoid robots are i right. was generally that full size even hard very was make one look like, right. well it's a plastic metal. so we'll say make a range. that's all human. okay. so lifelike. silicon skin and they look, but they will say move like the human. do you see thrown behind you? yes. this drone in the future will be used using artificial intelligence. it is a taxi service that i think stream lee useful thing. don't

a lot of people trying to use the metro trying to use the train, but they couldn't buy a ticket. those situations happen. they happened in the different types of cities. they haven't happened in dubai, thankfully yet. but it's definitely something that we see a lot of to be honest, i've always been impressed by what tesla was doing, not just from a car perspective, but how they were picking up on the data. so they now they have so much data and intelligence about autonomous driving. and i think for me, it's part of being in this new world, you know, being into an early adopter of electric vehicles. i wanted to try it. i want to experience with we design and build a humanoid. robots are i right. was generate that full size, even hard variables. we make ones that look like robots, like last big metal. we also make a range, that's all human. okay, lifeline. silicon skin and they look, but there was a move like the human, the thrown behind you. yes, this drawn in the future will be used using artificial intelligence. it is a taxi service that a think extremely useful thing. don't you

a lot of people trying to use the metro trying to use a train, but they couldn't buy a ticket. those situations happen. they happened in and different types of cities. they haven't happened in dubai, thankfully yet. but it's definitely something that we see a lot of to be honest, i've always been impressed by what that's what i was doing, not just from a car perspective, but how they were picking up on the data. so they now they have so much data and intelligence about autonomous driving. and i think for me, it's part of being in this new world, you know, being into an early adopter of electric vehicles. i wanted to try it. i want to experience with we design and build humanoid robots are, i was generate that full size even though i grade was we make ones that look like robots, a plastic metal. but we also make arrange that all human. okay, so lifeline. silicon skin and they look, but there was a move like a human being the thrown behind you. yes. this drone in the future will be used using artificial intelligence. it is a taxi service that i think streaming useful thing. do yo

as of this morning, the san francisco metro area was at $4.83 area, the oakland metro area $4.70. and the san raphael metro area, $4.88. >> i don't need to fill up my tank here. melanie: drivers trying to save money lined up here at this gas station in south san francisco. >> as long as crude oil remains very high, gas prices, especially in california, are going to be the highest in the country. . molly -- melanie: avila says expect prices to keep going up. >> 90% of those doing so by vehicle. melanie: luckily for thomas, he won't be going far. >> my family is from san francisco, so it shouldn't be too bad. melanie: in san francisco, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. dan: tonight, the secrets of the camp fire, the deadliest fire in state history. you will see pictures and videos that have never been available before. he reveals the fire dangers we still face in california. also ahead. >> just all of a sudden, wham, last year and a half to two years and rising, it's epidemic. ama: has it happened to you? catalytic converter thefts are heading levels some auto shops haven't seen before.

, officials will work to make sure everything goes according to plan with 7 of the 8 stadiums and a metro system already complete, most of the hard work is already done. it will be up to the fans and the global teams who will come to this region for the 1st time and make this tournament one for the history books. dorset jabari al jazeera. oh ha. ah. this is as 0, it's going to round up. now the top stories reinstated sudanese prime minister abdullah handbook is promising a technocratic government reversing the recent military takeover handbook says he's guided by the ambitions of the sudanese people as he spoke exclusively to edge sierra. after reaching a deal with the military chief. you also vowed elections will be held within 18 months. feel how cool my regiment in the cold concept of the upcoming government is that it.

, officials will work to make sure everything goes according to plan with 7 of the 8 stadiums and a metro system already complete. most of the hard work is already done. it will be up to the fans and the global teams who will come to this region for the 1st time and make this tournament one for the history books. dorset jabari al jazeera. oh ha . ah. it says al jazeera, let's get around. now the top stories reinstated sudanese primary isabella handbook is promising a technocratic government reversing the country's military takeover handbook says he is guided by the ambitions of the sudanese people. as he spoke exclusively to al jazeera, after reaching the deal with the military chief. he also vowed elections will be held within 18 months. the heck, whom i'm glad in the cold concept of the upcoming government is that it will be a.

cuz her has spent $6500000000.00 on building new infrastructure and metro system and numerous training facilities. more than a 1000000 supporters are expected to make the trip to cutter for what will be the most compact world cup ever. joined beets is the official theme of the 2022 fif of world cup and with less than a year to go. before the big day arrived, officials will work to make sure everything goes according to plan with 7 of the 8 stadiums and a metro system already complete. most of the hard work is already done. it will be up to the fans and the global teams who will come to this region for the 1st time and make this tournament one for the history books. door such a party, al jazeera, doha. ah, hello, are you watching al jazeera? i'm emily angland. these are the top stories, the sam sedans, rain stated, prime minister has promised to pass to democracy in an exclusive interview with al jazeera abdullah ham dog.

the oakland metro area, $4.70 a gallon. and the san rafael metro area, $4.88 a gallon. >> i don't need to fill up my tank here. melanie: drivers lined up to fill up at this costco gas station on airport >> as long as crude oil remains very high, gas prices especially in california will be the highest in the country. melanie: he says expect another price jump in the coming weeks. >> we are expecting 53.4 million people to travel for thanksgiving with 90% doing so by vehicle. melanie: luckily for thomas, he will not be going far. >> my family lives in san francisco. so it should not be too bad. melanie: in san francisco, melanie woodrow activity is ramping up at the alameda county community food bank of thanksgiving. in the year were not only a pandemic, but also raising inflation and supply-chain disruptions present considerable challenges. reporter laura anthony has the story from oakland. >> we are actually able it, but it costs a lot more than it was previously. laura: the hurdles keep coming from the alameda county food

people are very unnerved both here in a metro vancouver as well as in the interior. ready of british columbia, many people talking about how they are finding the shelves and grocery stores to be emptied out. people are hoarding, it seems and provincial the premier. john morgan has stepped forward and said, please only take what you need and share the other side of that coin. i have to say people as far away as toronto and here on the other side of the country. i've been putting together care packages for those who might need the support here in british columbia. so certainly seeing in this weather event bring out the best in people in some instances as well. excellent. ok, so jody vance is in vancouver reporting. there are not a unique re canadian story. gabriel, arizona over the border in washington state. and how things de gabriel yeah. in the town of assuming washington, just on the border with canada, said town about 1600 people. as you can tell it's wet, it's still raining, it's muddy and as you can probably tell behind me, it is flooded in this town. this was r

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there's a whole new metro system as well as the stadiums as well as they this is said that they will donate one of the stadiums completely, will be dismantled after the world cup and donated to a country that is in need of sporting infrastructure is, has been seeing as an event that will really change many people's perceptions on the internal community about and middle eastern country. now katara is going to be the smallest nation to host the world cup. they will be hosting the 22nd edition of the tournament and they will be the 15th nation to play host just to give you an idea, the smallest country to ever host. the fee for world cup was switzerland and that was in 1954 and switzerland is 3 times the size of cuts are. so this gives you an idea of how small this country is. despite all that, they've managed to say that they are currently finishing their preparations. and the event tonight is going to be at a one year, a countdown that will see o'clock being unveiled by a number of officials, including thief, a president, who will be on hand to sign off on the account down officially,

next year. katara has spent $6500000000.00 on building new infrastructure and metro system and numerous training facilities. more than a 1000000 supporters are expected to make the trip to cut our for what will be the most compact world cup ever. join the beats as the official theme of the 2022 for world cup and with less than a year to go before they big day arrived. officials will work to make sure everything goes according to plan with 7 of the 8 stadiums and a metro system already complete. most of the hard work is already done. it will be up to the fans and the global teams who will come to this region for the 1st time and make this tournament one for the history books. dorset jabari al jazeera doha. a cutter house did to another major event on sundays 1st. ever formula one grand prix. it was one by reigning champion, louis hamilton. a result that could be decisive in his battle with a max for stopping for the title poorest reports at the football world. cup trophy was on display at the lou sale international circuit. but a year from kick off. this was already the start of somethin

and metro system and numerous training facilities, more than a 1000000 supporters are expected to make the trip to cut our for what will be the most compact wall cup ever. join the beats is the official theme of the 2022 fif of world cup and with less than a year to go before they big day arrived. officials will work to make sure everything goes according to plan with 7 of the 8 stadiums and a metro system already complete. most of the hard work is already done. it will be up to the fans and the global teams who will come to this region for the 1st time and make this tournament one for the history books. door such avari al jazeera doha . i think by that much more on our website at al jazeera dot com, it's updated throughout the day. of course our top story dr. coff plan through crowd in the us. ah, you will watch realtors over with me. so robin little headquarters here in doha. let's bring you our top story. sedans reinstated, prime minister abdulla ham dock is promising a technocratic government reversing the country's military takeover. hon dock spoke exclusively to al jazeera after

and that is possible, this thing to know more than that, a metro ride or a short drive away from each other. it does create the complexity of tens of thousands of fans, criss crossing a relatively small area. we won't have that number of funds for the are a couple will the world cup, but it is a chance for the organizes to test mass data, just stick to the stadium and to doing it in 4 different locations within a short period of time. road organization and the metro system as well. stress testing that as much as i possibly can to ensure that what was promised in 2010 can she be delivered on the field host nation. this is ball rain in the game today. what can we expect from the category? the theme is the product of a lot of long term planning that coach phil sanchez is not a big name. he's not just been brought in at the last minute to try and shake a team into shape in the last few weeks and months. he's been involved with capital football since 2006 when he came from boston youth academy. and for a lot of these players, they've really grown up alongside and he was part of the nationa

with 7 of the 8 stadiums and a metro system already complete. most of the hard work is already done. it will be up to the fans and the global teams who will come to this region for the 1st time and make this tournament one for the history books. dorset jabari al jazeera doha ah, what you all deserve with me. so robin and doha, reminder of our top stories said alls reinstated prime minister abdulla hum dock has promised the gay technocratic government. reversing the country's military takeover and dog spoke exclusively to al jazeera, after reaching a deal with the military chief and vowed elections within 18 months. few ha coleman, who had him in the court concept of the upcoming government is that it will be a technocratic government made up of sudanese, qualified professionals about one and a half years are left out of the transitional period. therefore.

arteries, all of the major highways leading from the rest of canada into the lower mainland and the metro. vancouver area have been cut off since sunday, a minister of public safety and emergency preparedness bill blair put out a statement saying the canadian forces air supports would be deployed in order to help with the rescue with clean up. and also with rebuilding the prime minister referencing that, as well as the federal government and certainly heat in on what is happening here in british columbia. as is the provincial government, our deputy premier, who is the minister of public safety mike farnworth has been at the for here as the premier of british columbia was diagnosed with cancer and his undergoing treatment even diagnosed a couple of weeks ago. so very much of things are ever evolving here in the province of british columbia. with regard to the response, the highest priority remains rescuing those who are trapped and clearing the debris off of highways. and you mentioned there's may not trans that connect, vancouver to the rest of canada is any update on the timelines for re

in newcastle upon tyne, the metro network was brought to a i metro network was brought to a standstill when it should have been heaving with christmas shoppers. this is one of the ways winter storms we have seen in the entire history of the metro, about 41 years, in terms of the scale and the speed of the damage. caused by the galeforce winds. it has been horrendous, it has wiped out the entire system.— entire system. emma ler says customers — entire system. emma ler says customers should _ entire system. emma ler says customers should not - entire system. emma ler says customers should not travel i entire system. emma ler says i customers should not travel north because they are not able to run trains between newcastle and edinburgh. and at greek castle in north wales, although celebrities are back in covid isolation. while they wait for technical problems to be repaired. storm arwen knocked out the show�*s production base, forcing cancellation of this weekend's the show�*s production base, forcing cancellation of this weekends and episodes. yellow warning for us to remain in

solo en metro. ♪ ♪ ♪ patricia: cientos de mÉdicos y enfermeros, militares de perÚ, protestaron por lo que consideran que son situaciones desfavorables de trabajo. dicen que se ven obligados a tratar a los pacientes de coronavirus junto a otros pacientes. el ejÉrcito colombiano incautÓ 10 t de cocaÍna, cerca de la frontera con ecuador. autoridades dijeron que los guerrilleros habrÍan recibido mÁs de $ 300 millones. el ejÉrcito de honduras comenzÓ a distribuir el material electoral. la ceremonia oficial de distribuciÓn se realizÓ en 1 u militar. el domingo, los hondureÑos eligieran a su presidente, alcaldes y diputados. ♪ ♪ ♪ patricia: con la emociÓn a flor de piel las familias recibieron a uno venta miembros de la guardia nacional. patricia: los soldados dijeron sentirse felices para celebrar el dÍa de acciÓn de gracias y la navidad junto a sus familias. un manuscrito de albert einstein se vendiÓ por mÁs de $ 13 millones. el manuscrito fue elaborado en 1913. con esto nos despedimos. buenas noches. nos vemos maÑana. alejandro: amÉrica y pumas busca un boleto de mi

west midlands metro is to suspend all its tram services through birmingham and the black country from tomorrow for at least four weeks — because cracks have been discovered in the tracks along the network. let's get more on this from our correspondent phil mackie. sounds like huge disruption, fail, explain morris.— explain morris. absolutely. this news broke this _ explain morris. absolutely. this news broke this afternoon, - explain morris. absolutely. this news broke this afternoon, so l explain morris. absolutely. this - news broke this afternoon, so people travelling on the trans—tonight will be the lastjourney for at least four weeks according to west midlands metro. 8 million passenger journeys that were in the final year before the pandemic, so up to the beginning of 2020. obviously things have been quieter since then, but they are returning to those kinds of levels at the moment. it was cracks in the trams themselves that had been discovered. there were a few earlier this year. they took a couple of their 21 trams for repairs, but upon further inspection, the problem is

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the cemetery will get organized and running, brought from the public graveyard, the metro courthouse is today to the city cemetery and buried. if you've never been to the city cemetery you really ought to go. it is absolutely the easiest history lesson you will ever get. it is nashville history from the beginning, up to the civil war. the city cemetery was laid out and filled up very quickly, decide on a fundraiser and they will sell family plots so they sell family plots and it expands and expands. one of the very few before the civil war cemeteries in the south that was integrated not only for racial integration but religious integration. we don't really see religion that was segregated. in nashville before the civil war, the catholics did not associate with the protestants, catholics and jews, christians.associate with the jews, they restrict lines, catholics buried there, jews buried there, african-americans buried there as well, the city cemetery is a remarkable place and that's a sign that we are becoming civilized. we are not just a frontier outpost in the middle of nowhere. w

vincenzo opened this place well before the metro arrived. he wanted to rehabilitate the surrounding lazio region's mediocre reputation for food and bring the best of the countryside back for his neighbours to enjoy at fair prices . >> can i taste some? >> ah, s i! [laughs] pecorino cheese is made from sheep's milk and rome is famous for it. historically the animals were raised all around lazio as a cheaper alternative to cattle and crops. vincenzo goes a step further than most sellers and searches in some unlikely places for cheese that also helps his community. what does that mean? >> massimiliano: in a jail. in a jail. >> in a jail. jail. jail. >> in a jail. oh ok. only in italy would an ancient cheese recipe be saved by prisoners. >> right, yeah. >> yeah, that's delicious. mmm. as well as sheep's milk cheese, pork finds its way into almost every dish i've had in rome. historically, pigs were raised all around the city because they need less space than other animals. >> to me vincenzo is doing something amazing. now people come here from a

en nueva york la inseguridad se siente cada vez mÁs en el metro de la ciudad. muchos de estos ataques se deben a robos que aumentaron 50%. la policÍa dice que el peligro aumenta cuando los pasajeros se quedan dormidos o estÁn distraÍdos, por eso dicen que hay que mantenerse alerta. peggy tiene mÁs de este reportaje. peggy: volviÓ a ocurrir un brutal ataque en el subterrÁneo de nueva york. esta vez la vÍctima es una mujer que fue golpeada varias veces y luego arrastrada en un elevador del sistema de transporte pÚblico. un vÍdeo muestra que la vÍctima llevaba un carrito, cuando el agresor se le acercÓ y le robÓ 50 $. >> es que hay menos policÍas, sÓlo estÁn arriba peggy: los delitos en el sistema transporte aumentan, la semana del 1 de noviembre se aumentaron 80% en comparaciÓn con el aÑo pasado, cuando habÍan menos pasajeros. esto segÚn cifras oficiales. el incidente ocurriÓ en un elevador como este y se ofrece una recompensa de 3500 $ por informaciÓn que dÉ con el paradero del sospechoso. esta vendedora ambulante dice que no se siente segu

solo en metro. ♪ (voz) prueba los sabes de cinnamon toast crunch ¡cargados con cinna-dust! ♪♪ >> seguimos aquí en la frontera entre tijuana y san diego este que están viendo es el acceso para cruzar caminando y entrar a estados unidos a pie una fila que ha ido creciendo en el día porque la frontera ha reabierto pero para muchas personas seguirá cerrada como el caso de la señora yolanda que la deportaron, nosotros platicamos con ella ¿cuánto tiempo lleva usted deportada? >> 10 años >> su hija tenía 17 años hoy solo este muro la separa de la familia >> traté de cruzar por el mar casi me muero un desconocido que estaba ahí me jaló vino una ola que me llevó fue algo dramático >> hace 8 años abrieron la puerta solo por un instante para el reencuentro de migrantes separados de sus familias esa fue la última vez que vio a sus nietas solo este teléfono las mantiene unidas (subtítulos en pantalla) >> ¿cómo se siente alscuchar que sigue presente en la vida de sus hijos? >> que todavía me quieren me da miedo cómo voy a encajar en sus vidas ahora que son adul

it went from being a hypersegregated metro area to just being. moderately segregatd that is success and now they have done ane of education aroud what happened in the third the 30s and wide black neighborhoods are the way they are but lately the city associated with it they have miles to go but they went from being hypersegregated to less segregated and tape than a pretty good job with creating and maintaining integrated schools much better than a lot of other places. asc lot of places in the south white areas are trying to secede from the school district. >> sheryll i want to go back to the conversation we were having about essentially affluent blacks being a part of it -- and just asking about how individuals can rectify the disconnect of identifying as a member of the elites while trying to strive for abolition of the institution and structural barriers that allow some people to thrive both black and white so there's a dissonance. >> they are is. i live in one of two safely integrated neighborhoods in the district like a 50 year tradition of b

to put -- metro detroit district. they have this money and they are extremely grateful because they can use this money for infrastructure needs that they need to complete to make their school systems safer and better for learning and whatnot. the issue comes down to this. we are having some supply chain issues and workforce shortages. their concern to me is what happens if because of the supply chain issues and the workforce shortages -- if we can't get all of those projects completed -- are we going to lose those funds? these are funds that we are using for the project but because of the other situations we are in, is there anything we can do? have you thought about any extensions to these timelines so we don't just hurry up and use the money for something so we use it and we actually use it for proper educational tools? does that make sense? >> that is something we are hearing, not just for your area. go back to the original intent of these dollars. we are using the funds and approving the plans. there is no extensi

va a ser un cambio de aproximadamente unos pocos metros y va a ser muy controlado. simplemente un estudio para saber si, llegado el caso, estamos preparados para enfrentarlo. carolina: me parece fantÁstico estar preparados es la clave, te agradecemos por estar aquÍ en la ediciÓn digital. alerta de incendios por la humedad y por los movimientos de santa ana. vamos con albert martÍnez y el bosque virtual. cuidado porque se ve como un lobo por ahÍ cerquita, adelante. albert: me acaban de asustar con esto del lobo. no estoy escuchando ningÚn aullido, sÓlo se escuchan los pÁjaros que ya lo ven. ha crecido sin muchos problemas durante las Últimas semanas, se ha quedado seco. llevamos muchos dÍas sin ver una lluvia en los Ángeles. los vientos de santa ana se han intensificado. podemos ver que esto arder ya sin mucho problema. es que las fuentes de calor es esencial, puede ser el impacto de un rayo, tendido elÉctrico o esos objetos que a veces la gente tira por las ventanas del coche y arden rÁpidamente con la vegetaciÓn seca que tenemos en el bosque. la mayor

la cultura m marina >>> parte esa soluciÓn ha sido construir una escultura gigante que mide: cinco metros de alto por siete de largo y lo mÁs sorprendente que ha sido el aborada como se tres mil quinientas botellas de plÁstico reciclada. >>> las cuales se han procesado y se ha creado un tejido con el cual se ha revertido una e escultura de una estctura m metÁlica en forma de tortuga >>> lugareÑos preocupado por el Índice de vacunaciÓn. nbc impulsa campaÑa contra desechos plÁsticos que son arrojados al mar. >>> algo que es presencial es el cuidado deas playas en un paÍ como el le el salvador que tiene case quinientos kilÓmetros de mono >>> las plazas no son para a asociarse. >>> el proyecto tambiÉn incluye la cultura del reciclaje. lo mÁ importante pusieron equilibro. desde la plaza de la el sa salvador, samuel arias. al r regresar un hombre que ha matado dopersonas inten huir para no ser arrestado. les tengo esas no ser arrestado. les tengo esas importantes imÁgenes. algunas personas tienen dolor articular y tienen presión arterial elevada. es posible que no puedan tomar cua

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over a 20 year period, through a series of actions, the louisville, metro area became much more integrated and build a constituency of people who volunteered, parents were involved. he they had the majority of the politics in which the majority of people wanted integration when they, after they got out, school segregation, they continued their school integration it in the consolidated with the government in the counties and cities and residential segregation went down a lot in that area and went from being a hyper segregated metro area to just being moderately segregated, that is success. and they done a lot of education around what happened in the 30s and why it is a black neighbors on the west end are the way they are and why they need more resources. so despite so much lately that the cities associated with breanna taylor's death, and they have miles to go. they went from being hyper segregated to less and they have a pretty darn good job with creating and maintaining integrated schools, much better than a lot of other places. a lot of other places in the south, the whitete areas of try

we shall start with the metro. cover up, protect others, it's not too much to mask. we can see what they've done there. this is really a focus on the new rules to wear face coverings on public transport. the question is, how compliant do you think people will be? it’ll how compliant do you think people will be? �* , , , will be? it'll be very interesting to see how— will be? it'll be very interesting to see how this _ will be? it'll be very interesting to see how this particular- will be? it'll be very interesting i to see how this particular measure unfolds because i was on a london bus this morning and i would estimate that around a third of people were wearing a mask. some roots there is a lot more compliance with the rule because you are supposed to be wearing masks still on public transport. however, if there are already some grumblings from the unions over this because he was supposed to impose this rule, who will police it, and who will say to people you have to get off the bus or the train if you aren't wearing a mask? however, it does probably ask the

right outside the metro in washington d.c. and that's an extraordinarily concrete vision that those girl scouts came away with thinking they didn't just learn about wilson and a vision of world peace, they need to learn about what's happening their in their own backyard. >> very arresting story. yes, thank you very much. building -- or related a little bit to what you just mentioned, elizabeth, that people coming in and saying why didn't i know this, i don't exactly know what people are talking about when they say he, wilson, did this or didn't do this, we got a question asking us to summarize wilson's attitudes and actions on race rather than just refer to them or talk around them. i'm not sure -- we had -- well, first of all, i will refer people to our previous installment of the series, wilson then and now, which was on the politics of race. i don't know that really either of us are equipped to do that in the time that we have, but maybe i could ask each of you to explain the major events in wilson's career or the major sta

it went from being a hyper segregated metro area to just being moderately segregated. that is a success. and now they've done a lot of education around what happened in the 30s and why black neighbors in the west and. why they need more resources. despite lately the city is associated with jets, they still have work to go. they have miles to go but there went from being hyper segregated to less segregated and they have pretty good jobs with creating and maintaining integrated schools. much better than a lot of other places. a lot of otherplaces in the south , white areas are trying to secede from the school districts. >> i want to go back to the conversation we were having about affluent blacks being a part of an elite base. there's a question about that and it's asking about how people, how individuals can rectify the disconnect of identifying to as a number of elite spaces while trying to strive for abolition of the institutions and structural barriers that allowed some people to thrive both black and white. so there's a dissonance. in what we're trying to do's is. a