. >> 75 años en presión fue la condena que robert garcía recibió en la corte. el caso comenzó el 7 de septiembre la milicia de cuando una mujer se percató que alguien entró a su casa para robar. los responsables se llevaron varios artículos entre los cuales estaba la urna con las cenizas de su esposo quien falleció por cáncer. al día siguiente, garcía y una mujer identificada como darlinvázquez fueron arrestados y durante la irrigación, garcía a confesó haber cometido el crimen. la mujer arrestada reveló perturbadores detalles dicen que garcía comió la ceniza de la urna de que según ella quería probarla. el abogado defensor dijo que garcía las probó por su acción, ya que el pensaba que se trataba de alguna droga. la mujer se declaró culpable y fue sentenciada a seis años en prisión, sin embargo garcía contaba con un largo historial criminal y tuvo que ir a juicio. hoy la fiscalía presentó uel largo historial de garcía el cual cuenta con cargos de robo, acoso violencia. tras ver estas pruebas y luego de un receso de cinco minutos, el j

mayor robert garcia. it's an honor to be here with you during this roundtable seminar. i'm absolutely a diplomat of the increasing role of mayors as international actors. in many areas such as climate change, but also on trade. i wanted to say some bullets and ideas to share with you. from the point of view of mexico, nafta of course brought very good results. but uneven results. some regions of mexico progress a lot with nasa. -- nafta. the central part of mexico, the northern border. more integrated and the south and southeast of mexico did not benefit as the rest of the country. salaries and export industries raised, but salaries in other parts of mexico particularly the rural area didn't grow. with these diagnoses that i can go on, it was clear for us that and toeeded an upgrade be modernized. although we recognize all the benefits that nafta brought to certain regions of mexico in in many sectors and of course to the mexican economy as a whole the region as a whole, we agreed and the competitiveness of in principle that we needed a new treaty, a modernized treaty w

vanessa garcia: hi there, welcome to 7 mile house. where you would like to sit, be outside or inside? vanessa: inside? okay, how many of you, four? all right, right here please. robert: the saga of the 7 mile house began 160 years ago, but for many the story begins with the restoration of the historic stage coach stop by the immigrant family that rescued an important bit of american and bay area history. the bar and restaurant was one of the so-called mile houses that marked the road each mile between san francisco and the territory to the south, a place on the dusty road to eat, drink, as well as other activities for those in a coach, as well as in wagons or on horseback. this was two years before the pony express had even started. but as culturally rich as the story is, many people either took the stops for granted or never really knew the history of the mile houses, or one of the last remaining ones, the 7 mile just outside san francisco in brisbane. in fact, the 7 mile house was also destined to be a forgotten footnote when, in 20

back twice as hard and that's his that's his philosophy now expect it to change any time soon chris garcia we thank you for speaking to us from washington well the u.s. president close ally roger stone has been arrested as part of special counsel robert muller's investigation into possible russian collusion in the twenty six thousand election stunt was taken into custody in florida after a grand jury indictment he's facing seven charges including obstructing official proceedings making false statements and witness tampering stone says he will fight the charges. i would not give to these charges i will defeat them or i believe this is a politically motivated investigation i have trouble by the political motivations of the prosecutor. and as i have said previously there is no circumstances whatsoever under which. will bear witness against the president nor will i make that. for myself so i knew you were listening in to that press conference and he seemed to be very defiant in saying that the charges are all politically motivated yes that's pretty much typical roger stone he told the presiden