torres: what mistakes did you make? mr. ramakrishna: these are -- as i look at what we have done in the past, and i am looking at it from the standpoint of where we go from here. rep. torres: we have to learn from past mistakes in order to move forward. is it true that solar wins had no chief security officer in the lead up. mr. ramakrishna: the weight we have organized ourselves is the chief information security officer, we call him a -- of security. that person is also responsible for looking at product security. that way it we are able to get the best of both worlds and help us all build products [indiscernible] rep. torres: you have beefed up security in the lead up to this? mr. ramakrishna: [indiscernible] rep. torres: the cybersecurity of solar winds lead to a separate security breach that compromise nine federal agencies. the greatest cybersecurity failure in the united states and your company is at the heart of it. given the nature of that failure , can your company be trusted to ever do business with the federal go

another huge influence on contemporary life in the torres strait is religion. christianity came to the region by arab dandy island in 871 and i'm interested in the locals referred to as the coming of the light. you. want to louis a born and baptized heir of down the island is the church warden here. he is the grandson of the reed. and 1st ordained priest joseph who appears in the stained glass window as a babe in arms. today walter and by members of his congregation are busy preparing their church for all saints day. and major restoration including the removal of asbestos from the building forced the closure of the church for 6 years but on the 1st of november it will throw open its doors to celebrate the popular christian festival. i will look at the church to you. knowing. the history of the church in the community. even those of the church is committed always believe this is the mother and you will see everyone will come to worship it will be a very emotional thing especially the language the congregation will be in t. . with preparations inside the church u

news this hour stay tuned for the documentary goods to paradise with a look at a remote island in the torres strait north of australia america every steam thanks for watching. robbed of their soul to feel experiences when their heritage is taken from them countless cultural artifacts we're going to stolen from africa by colonial can't carted off to europe. what should be done with the stone north from africa. stolen and sold. on t w. there are a few places on the earth as enchanting as this incomparable torres strait islands rising like a series of stepping stones from the shallow arefu to see. some of the tiny coal as hosts others remnants of a land bridge that once joined australia to cope with the submerged at the end of the last ice age. there were $274.00 islands in total but only $21.00 are inhabited these are home to some foreign to hog 1000 people. the majority of on india's are indigenous there migrants of european and asian origin have joined to. everyone who lives here faces the challenge of staying connected across these beautiful but remote and widely scattered audience this is

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and now the huge influence on contemporary life in the torres strait is religion. christianity came to the region by arab danley island in 871 and i'm interested in the locals referred to as the coming of the light. you. want to louis a born and baptized arab down the island is the churchwarden here. he is the grandson of the. region's 1st ordained priest joseph who appears in the stained glass window as a babe in arms. today walter and by members of his congregation are busy preparing their church full all saints day. and major restoration including the removal of asbestos from the building forced the closure of the church full 6 years but on the 1st of november it will throw open its doors to celebrate the popular christian festival. i will look at the church to you. knowing. the history of the church in the community. even those other churches in that committed always believe this is the mother church and you will see everyone will come to worship it will be a very emotional thing especially the language the congregation will be in t. . with preparations inside

there are a few places on earth as enchanting as this incomparable torres strait i just rising like a series of stepping stones from the shallow arefu or see. some of the tiny currall actually just others remnants of a land bridge that once joined australia to papua new guinea submerged at the end of the last ice age. there were $274.00 islands in total but only $21.00 are inhabited these are home to some foreign a half 1000 people. the majority of islanders are indigenous there migrants of european and asian origin have joined to. everyone who lives here faces the challenge of staying connected across these beautiful but remote and widely scattered islands this is the story of how some of these people live their everyday lives. in this day i'm and affectionately known as t r i is the region's administrator for all of the far flung island area. in. the local radio station keeps islanders up to date. good morning to our listeners were. probably are the beautiful country. that when they went it's beautiful it is hot so one looks like summer has come around so we're going to be pretty wa

torres: i will grant one additional minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for one additional minute. ms. jackson lee: thank you so very much. it extends that time beyond the time that was last extended. when we extended that time, we extended it by a majority vote in the united states congress. a decision came out just recently about the fact that the deadline had expired. but what it did say is that the deadline was created by congress and that congress obviously has that authority. when we reverend this in 1978 in the judiciary committee, there was no requirement that that extension of the deadline constitutionally required a 2/3 supermajority vote. simple majority. are you going to suggest that women now should be denied the e.r.a. when we have a number of states have already sanctioned this? there are some states that have rescinded, but that will be the jurisdiction of the united states congress when appropriate. i ask my colleagues to support vawa, h.r. 1620, and h.j.res. 17, removing the deadline

torre de marfil. torre latinoamericana. >> así no va, doña lucha. lucha: pues, si usted se sabe el rezo, ¿por qué no lo dice usted? juana: ay, mi tilín. lucha: cálmese, doña juana, todos vamos para allá, nomás se nos adelantan tantito. juana: ¿ah, sí? no me diga, asesina. juana: yo soy inocente, no. ay, qué cosa tan horrible, nunca me habían cacheteado, mucho menos en un sueño. ay, ay, ay. lucha: antiguo testamento, una aparición. ¿qué es lo que quieres de mí? tal vez ustedes no puedan verlo, porque no son sensibles al fenómeno paranormal, pero ahí está sentado el espíritu del tilín con su pechito blanquito. chino: y eso quiere decir que su espíritu anda en pena, y de alguna manera inexplicable hizo conexión con el espíritu de usted. juana: aquí estás, condenado, no he pegado los ojos en toda la noche por andarte buscando. lucha: juana también puede verlo. pobrecita, cuando llegue a la veterinaria con el puro fantasma van a pensar que está loca y le van a decir juana la loca. rosa: ay, luchita, ni al "case", o sea, el til

these days world renowned torres strait and an artist can find they also listen keynes but his thoughts are never far from his church on every donley the tiny island on which he was born. i learned really through the church. to do. in their lives i think about it. as much as can would love to be with family and old friends on all saints day his health prevents him from traveling. so he's come up with a unique solution to be there if not in person then in spirit. he will send an artwork of his own as a gift to the church hammerhead shark trapped in a giant clam shell. is his totem animal. shouldn't mean movie i'm going to talk to the country and come up my different good. ok. ken talks to his sculptures as he works reinforcing his relationship to them to the stories they seek to tell they're not simply works by ken fidei they represent him absolutely finishing the piece will be a great pleasure getting it to the church on time potentially a logistical nightmare. parklife. the work is knowledge and fragile it's destination incredibly remote. the only way it can get to arab dondi a whoppin

and now the huge influence on contemporary life in the torres strait is religion. christianity came to the region by arab danley island in 871 and the mentors and then the locals referred to as the coming of the light. you. want to louis a born and baptized heir of down the island is the church warden here. he is the grandson of the region's 1st ordained priest joseph who appears in the stained glass window as a babe in arms. today walter and members of his congregation are busy preparing their church full all saints day. and major restoration including the removal of asbestos from the building forced the closure of the church full 6 years but on the 1st of november it will throw open its doors to celebrate the popular christian festival. of a local church to you. knowing. the history of the church in the community. even those other churches in a committed always believe this is the mother and you will see everyone will come worship it will be a very emotional thing especially the language in the congregation will be in tea. with preparations inside the church unde

john torres. he is at the colorado of department of public health's lab, where the uk variant was first detected in in country. dr. john torres, what do you have? >> katie, you're right this is the place are, the first variant detected in december. the b 117 was detected. there are other variants this lab hasn't detected them but they keep it going and keep it going for a good reason. i talked with the lab director here about why exactly they're doing this, ramped up surveillance, here is what she had to say. >> we want to make sure that we're aware of how this variant is impacting the citizens of colorado and how much of it is prevalent. and we want to be able to see if there are any other circulating right now. the more variants, the less transmission, the less chance for variants to be passed around in communities. >> katie, the important part here is we don't get the virus we're not having the variants. then to make sure they track the variants to find out where they are, start getting people

there are a few places on earth as in chanting is this going to be uncomfortable torres strait islands rising like a series of stepping stones from the shallow arefu misty. coast some on tiny coal as homes and others remnants of a land bridge that once joined us straying into coupling new guinea submerged at the end of the last ice age. oh they were 274 islands in total but only 21 are inhabited these are home to some 4 and a half 1000 people. the majority of on indus are indigenous the migrants of european and asian origin have joined they moved everyone who lives here faces the challenge of staying connected across these beautiful but remote and widely scattered islands this. the story of how some of these people live their everyday lives. day island affectionately known as t i is the region's administering to. all of the far flung island area. in. the local radio station keeps islanders up to date. good morning to our listeners were shooting you from in the air the beautiful. that way today when it's beautiful it is hot so one looks like someone has come around so we're going to be

also democratic congressman ritchie torres, a freshman who campaigned on expanding the child tax credit. let me begin with you. you have been a crusader on this. this is the most significant increase in this tax credit that we have seen. >> first of all, thanks to you, lawrence, for having both congressman torres and myself on the program tonight. we want to tip our hat to congressman suzan delbene, the third author of the american family act, the child tax credit. and this is an historic moment for our country, lawrence. it really is. we are about to create a child allowance that, as you have pointed out, will lift 4 million children, one half of children in this country out of poverty. and in my own district, in the 3rd district of connecticut, over 50% of kids will be lifted out of poverty. and this is a scale. the scale of this is what franklin roosevelt did when he passed the social security act, which lifted 90% of seniors out of poverty. now we have the ability to lift millions of children out of poverty. and it is really an extraordinary moment. and i have, you know, 2003 is whe

john torres. i have the highest amount of respect and esteem for the two of you guys given what you guys do. dr. torres, just over a year ago coronavirus was declared a national emergency. what do you think you've learned over this past year? >> alex, you know, i think the thing not just i learned but everybody learned including the scientists is just how tricky this virus is and how tricky it can be. if you look at the sheer numbers themselves, we're talking 119 million cases around the world. 2.6 million deaths around the world. focusing here on the united states, 29 million cases, over 500,000 deaths. that's just in a one-year time period after declaring the pandemic. and so we knew this would affect us, we knew it would affect the country and the world. i don't think we knew just how much it would and what we need to do to get through it. but we've also learned that science has worked really well here as far as getting the vaccine, getting that virus time, genotype, and getting the word out to

john torres. >> make a plan so you will be ready when it is your turn our state by state guide will help you navigate when you can get your vaccination visit plantyourvaccine.com for more. >>> with the positive signs we are seeing there are new warnings from health officials as more of the country reopens and spring break moves into full swing. here is miguel almaguer >> reporter: the party and the pandemic these are the spring break images from florida's bars and beaches causing alarm for healthcare officials >> i see so many friggin' people and everyone is like piled up on each other >> reporter: florida also hosting a massive bike rallies as local health officials say a low number of new covid cases were connected to the super bowl though they can see significant under counting may have occurred as wyoming joins mississippi and texas and ending face mask mandates and crowds are small children and idaho burned theirs large unruly crowds partied in colorado as many are traveling to regions where it is easier to gather >> they have bringing their >> they have bring their events to texas

john torres. >> make a plan so you will be ready when it is your turn our state by state guide will help you navigate when you can get your vaccination. visit planyourvaccine.com for more. >>> with the positive signs we are seeing there are new warnings from health officials as more of the country reopens and spring break moves into full swing. here is miguel almaguer >> reporter: the party and the pandemic these are the spring break images from florida's bars and beaches causing alarm for healthcare officials >> i see so many friggin' people and everyone is like piled up on each other >> reporter: florida also hosting a massive bike rallies as local health officials say a low number of new covid cases were connected to the super bowl though they can see significant under counting may have occurred mandates and crowds are small children and idaho burned theirs large unruly crowds partied in colorado as many are traveling to regions where it is easier to gather >> they have bring their events to texas that poses a serious risk >> reporter: on sunday alone, a spiking travel, 1.2 million am

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john torres and dr. mario ramirez, an emergency physician. he was the pandemic and emerging threats coordinator in the office of global affairs at hhs under president obama. if you can, walk us through these new guidelines, guidelines coming out just moments ago. >> you are right, these just came out a couple of minutes ago. these are fantastic guidelines for people that have been fully vaccinated. this is the information we have been waiting for. by fully vaccinated, that's the first point they make. they mean pfizer, moderna, two shots and two weeks after the two shots, after the second shot. for ohnson & johnson and two weeks after that. what they say is, essentially you can go ahead and start doing a few things. these are baby steps, opening things up. the biggest points they make are, number one, if you visit other people who are fully vaccinated, then you don't have to wear a mask or physical distance. number two, the biggest question i have gotten this year is from grandparents wanting to know when they can visit grandkids. visit with

john torres. our first question is from pennsylvania. >> i am in philadelphia my question is what happens to the coronavirus gets on us thank you, kids edition is awesome >> that's a great question dr. john i was thinking about this the other day, i passed somebody on the sidewalk and they coughed and i was worried of what's happening on my mask >> you want the mask two or three layers. it is an obstacle course for the virus to get through the virus is going to try to get through it is going to get stuck in the first layer or the second layer that's there it is not going to get inside your mouth and nose you have to realize the virus can get nz your mask. when you get back home if you are out and about, you want to take the mask and wash it and make sure it does not dry out and put a different mask on if you have not been around that many people, you can wear around that same mask all day long, should not be a big issue >> the next question is about playing with your friends >> our question is, is

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also democratic congressman ritchie torres, a freshman who campaigned on expanding the child tax credit. let me begin with you, you have been a crew aider on this. this is the most significant increase in this tax credit that we have seen. >> first of all, thanks to you, lawrence, for having both congress mentor he is and myself on the program tonight. we want to tip our hat to congressman suzan delbene, the third author of the american family act, the child tax credit. and this is an historic moment for our country, lawrence. it really is. we are about to create a child allowance that, as you have pointed out, will lift 4 million children, one half of children in this country out of poverty. and in my own district, in the 3rd district of connecticut, over 50% of kids will be lifted out of poverty. and this is a scale. the scale of this is what franklin roosevelt did when he passed the social security act, which lifted 90% of seniors out of poverty. now we have the ability to lift millions of children out of poverty. and it is really an extraordinary moment. and i have, you know, 2003 i

another huge influence on contemporary life in the torres strait is religion. christianity came to the region by arab danley island in 871 element is a bend the locals refer to as the coming of the light. bulb to louis a born and baptized arab down the island is the church warden here. he is the grandson of the region's 1st ordained priest joseph who appears in the stained glass window as a babe in arms. today walter and members of his congregation are busy preparing their church full all saints day and major restoration including the removal of asbestos from the building forced the closure of the church for 6 years but on the 1st of november it will throw open its doors to celebrate the popular christian festival. i have a local church you. know we. we church in the community. even though it's other churches in that committed always believe this is the mother and you will see everyone will come worship it will be a very emotional thing especially the language the congregation will be in t. . with preparations inside the church under control mostly returns to h

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i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. story monday. san francisco is expanding vaccinations to people with disabilities as well, those with underlying health conditions. the move puts the city in line with the state's latest guidelines, eligibility will apply to pregnant women people with diabetes and sickle cell disease as well as those who are obese and those who are hiv positive. in the last hour, we learned san francisco teachers have approved the new reopening plan adopted by the school board. the united educators of san francisco tells us 80% of its members voted you accept the deal. the plan allows for in person learning to start on april 12th for kids in preschool through fifth grade. meantime a large group of demonstrators gathered in san francisco today to demand cate through 12 schools in the city fully reopen. the event was organized by members of decreasing the distance. the group says. families have been asking s f ust board of education to provide a plan for safely reopening schools for all students for several months no

aboriginal and torres strait islander _ kwek. aboriginal and torres strait islander people - kwek. aboriginal and torres strait islander people are i strait islander people are twice as likely to end their own lives as nonindigenous australians. and the majority of them are young men, some are even younger. of them are young men, some are even younger-— even younger. now, the government and other organisations are looking at ways that technology could help. here is nick.- help. here is nick. there's been heaps _ help. here is nick. there's been heaps of _ help. here is nick. there's been heaps of funerals. i help. here is nick. there'sl been heaps of funerals. it's 'ust a been heaps of funerals. it's just a vicious _ been heaps of funerals. it's just a vicious cycle. - been heaps of funerals. it's just a vicious cycle. there l been heaps of funerals. it's i just a vicious cycle. there was one year _ just a vicious cycle. there was one year here _ just a vicious cycle. there was one year here in _ just a vicious cycle. there was one year here in community i one year here in commun

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charlie torres was a volunteer firefighter in his hometown in texas. he was also a fema disaster assistant specialist. his father said charlie's death was like losing your shadow. >> doesn't matter where you go, you had him backing you up all the time. >> god's giving him a little rest right now, but he has something mighty for him to do. >> torres left a good-bye message to his three children, four step children, and his wife, ana. >> i love you with all my heart. i love you so much. take care of your mother. i love you. i love you so much. >> it's important to remember how much covid is still impacting families. charlie torres was only 45 years old, and our condolences to his family. >>> the next hour of "cnn newsroom" starts now. >>> a new round of stimulus payments, a step closer to reaching millions of americans. how long it will take before your family sees a check. >>> plus widespread vaccinations are ramping up, nearly 3 million just today. the president says there should be enough vaccine for everyone who wants a shot by the end of may. >>> an

leÓn: gracias, congresista, norma torres. el objetivo sigue siendo que mÁs personas se vacuna encontrÓ coronavirus cuanto antes, pero ahora que yo tercera vacuna di ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ leÓn: ahora que ya contamos con tres vacunas contra el coronavirus aprobadas para su distribuciÓn en este paÍs, se espera que las dosis llegando una manera mÁs rÁpida las comunidades que mÁs lo necesitan. a la vez que se han hecho cambios que buscan evitar la confusiÓn, centralizando el proceso. gabriela: no le tenemos que contar a usted, usted lo vive, las disparidades cuando se trata del acceso a la salud han sido evidenciadas. en estas jornadas de vacunaciÓn, los latinos hemos estado hasta el final, pero no mÁs. vacunas de california, estÁ tratando de cambiar esto. vamos hacer un enlace. cuÉntame de las buenas nuevas, ¿cuantos cÓdigos postales de latinos estÁn involucrados en este esfuerzo? >> hemos identificado alrededor de 400 cÓdigos postales que son prioridad en este momento. estamos hablando de comunidades pobres, que obvim

now on bbc news, click visits the aboriginal and torres strait islander communities in australia where suicide rates amongst young people are very high, to look at whether tech can offer some help. this week — connecting at—risk communities. throwing some shapes in the living room. so begins the end! and oh, good to see my mum's on tv again! growls. hey, welcome to click! i don't know what it is like where you are but things still feel a bit up and down to me at the moment. some are heading into new lockdowns, some are coming out of lockdowns, some have access to the vaccine and some don't. but you mayjust be feeling now like there is some light at the end of the tunnel. but of course for many, the impact on their mental health has been huge, and that's not necessarily going to ease just because lockdown is. and, of course, people may have many other struggles to deal with as well. and that's what our first piece this week is about. it's from nick kwek in australia and it's about suicide, so it's going to discuss some issues that you may find upsetting. aboriginal and torres strait

john torres is here to answer those questions. dr. torres, good morning. let's get to this. folks have a lot of questions. we want to get to jim and alyssa in virginia. they ask how do we safely plan a spring break trip. >> and you have to be very careful, peter. as you know, numbers are high. still around 60,000 cases a day in the u.s. you have to look at a couple things. number one, the cdc recommends no nonessential travel. they recommend against taking vacations going somewhere else. if you choose somewhere, choose the destination widely. look at the outbreaks there and where you're coming from, and quarantine requirements going back and forth, something you need to do or testing. consider a staycation, peter, still the best thing to do until we get more things under control and more people vaccinated. >> folks that want to travel are going to pay attention to this one. will vaccine passports be available soon and when? >> kristin, the answer to that, will they be available soon enough. we don't know yet at this point. three entities work on vaccine passports. the aita,

torres? >> they can mr. chairman first of all thank you coming before a committee i want to associate my staff with the concerns of my colleagues regarding mail delivery and being unraveling the machines during a time where we needed them the most even though you say that 30% that were not being utilized at 30% of the time, i want to move on from that and make you more comfortable to address other issues that you are against our committee, our committee is in charge of appropriating the funds that you need in order to operate the post office, i'm going to bring up to issues number one my experiences been a much higher use for the post office and the payments and the checks in the mail they utilize that more because many do not have bank accounts or other means of delivery they don't have set up accounts with other services. my hometown of pomona and city when i was the mayor of 163,000 population 163,000 people in adjacent city population of about 30000 people and then looking at two cities in the middle cla

just a few minutes, i'll be speaking with congresswoman norma torres about what needs to be done to stem the growing humanitarian crisis. >>> but first, for the first time since her arrest, we are hearing from georgia state representative park cannon, seen here. you're seeing here right there being put in handcuffs after knocking on the governor's door just as that voting bill was being signed into law. the georgia lawmaker spoke exclusively on the morning show about why she wanted to be in that room. >> i wanted to be there because as a legislator, i have a right just as the other legislators who were present did. but more importantly, rashad, he should not be afforded the privilege of privacy when he is in the commission of such a heinous act intended to divest the black citizens of this state of their right to vote. so, as a representative, i have an obligation to georgia voters who will will negatively impacted by this legislation to be in the room. >> joining me now is rashad richie, political analyst and host of the rashad richie morning show. good to see you. everything she said m

torres: what mistakes did you make? mr. ramakrishna: these are -- as i look at what we have done in the past, and i am looking at it from the standpoint of where we go from here. rep. torres: we have to learn from past mistakes in order to move forward. is it true that solar wins had no chief security officer in the lead up. mr. ramakrishna: the weight we have organized ourselves is the chief information security officer, we call him a -- of security. that person is also responsible for looking at product security. that way it we are able to get the best of both worlds and help us all build products [indiscernible] rep. torres: you have beefed up security in the lead up to this? mr. ramakrishna: [indiscernible] rep. torres: the cybersecurity of solar winds lead to a separate security breach that compromise nine federal agencies. the greatest cybersecurity failure in the united states and your company is at the heart of it. given the nature of that failure , can your company be trusted to ever do business with the federal go

. >> el tránsito de migrantes entre méxico y guatemala se está triplicando y raúl torres esta en el estado de tabasco cuéntanos. >> . >> aumento el asecho de coyotes que llevan a los inmigrantes en maneras inhumanas. >> no hay aire acondicionado por eso se asfixian. >> también por el tema de la pandemia y los huracanes y por eso los migarntes apelan a la buena voluntad para que les dé de comer. >> es que hay muchos que violan a las personas. >> es que uno tiene más miedo que le quiten no solo el dinero porque los secuestren y todo eso. >> por supuesto ellos siguen avanzando y que que ha sobreviví y vas a estados unidos en busca de un trasplante. >> pero una ayuda humanitaria. >> es que viven en este momento y los que sufren y los que siguen adelante con mucha fe . >> pero los que se exponenen sufrí y porque esque lo que pide es que perdieron sus citas. >> y es que eras los estaba previstos y la economía está recuperándose y tiene la respuesta. >> las calles ya no se ven tan desalodas y el regreso al mundo postpandemia. >> es que la comida y gracias a dios estamos es que el desempl

come to australia is little paradise for the torres strait islands. it's an idyllic life for the few 1000 people who live here on the vast expanses of the dream islands far from the flood of tourists and. the only downside it's impossible to get around without a boat. in 75 minutes on d w. how does a virus spread. why do we have it and when will all this and trying to do 3 of the topics covered and i weekly radio but. if you would like any more information on the crown of virus or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast if you get it wherever you get your podcasts you can also find us at pretty w dot com slash science. by 2050 more than half the world will be living with limited water resources we haven't had to think about our war or worry about. i think that era is over this is the crisis of our time it's a financial problem like any other financial we live in a competitive world is just cold it's cool it's cool cool water used to be free but the world is changing to most important for more assume it is all be free for it. is

alan: tambiÉn nos visita dayanara torres que comienza su nueva aventura en "mira quien baila" y aquÍ le espera una sorpresa. satcha: le llueven las crÍticas al canelo Álvarez tras su fÁcil victoria contra un boxeador turco que muchos creen presentÓ bajo nivel en el combate. le diremos que harÁ el consejo mundial de boxeo para evitar mÁs peleas decepcionantes. alan: el "despierta amÉrica" de comienza ahora. [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [cantan] [cantan] [cantan] francisca: buenos dÍas, excelente energÍa para arrancar este lunes 1 de marzo. gracias por comenzar con nosotros. un mes lleno de cosas buenas. karla:amanecemos hablando orgullosos del triunfo de laura pausini. tenemos la cobertura completa. miren quÉ alegrÍa. raÚl: tambiÉn vamos a amanecer celebrando la vida de una mujer con la que tuvimos el privilegio de tener aquÍ nuestro trabajo diario en univisiÓn. se nos fue esta fin de semana martica la del cafÉ. hoy marta vamos a celebrar tu vida como te lo mereces. carlos: un anuncio muy triste, fue la abuelita de todo el mundo y por muchas generaciones en univisiÓn

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. >> en esta historia todo puede paar, en méxico raúl torres noticias telemundo . >> al regreso, el partido del presidente bukele, arrasó en elecciones en el salvador, ya regresamos con más . right now, thousands of bartenders have nowhere to use their skills. ♪♪ the bulleit frontier fund is making a commitment to help bartenders keep doing what they do best. let's keep our bartenders pouring. quieres mucho a tu mascota, pero odias cargar su pelo en tu ropa. sabías que tu ropa no solamente atrapa keep doing what they do best. el pelo pero también puede atraerlo? armada con bounce pet hair & lint guard, tu ropa puede repeler el pelo de tu mascota. una sola toallita mega de bounce es tres veces más poderosa que una toallita regular! mira cómo la camisa a la izquierda atraye el pelo como un iman! con bounce, el pelo de tu mascota quedará donde se pertenece! ...también hay bounce sin perfume gracias a bounce, puedes acariciar a tu perrito o gato sin cargar su pelo. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ lay's y futbol. el equipo perfecto. mejoro con el paso de los años.

. >> charly torre falleció en texas el 14 de febrero, su muerte recuerda la gravedad de la pandemia en uno de los estados en donde se quitó el uso de la mascarilla la preocupación es la ola de contagios como en hidalgo . >> el abandono de las prácticas sanitarias, tendremos más asos . >> lo de ahora es la eficaz de la vacuna . >> en texas los casos aumentaron en un 20 por ciento . >> todavÍa no estamos preparados para estar confiados . >> el número de casos no descendió, pero también comienzan a repuntar que la radiografía de contagios es imprecisa porque bajaron pruebas expertos dicen que no se redujo el porcentaje con inmunizaciones para pensar esto . >> la mascarilla es fundamental todavía, incluso para los vacunados . >> seguiré usando la mascarilla hasta que pase el tiempo a ver si salimos de esto . >> rogelio mora, noticias telemundo . >> es que la vacuna es imprencindible, la vacuna de johnson & johnson es segura, expertos dicen claro, si puede vacúnese vamos al reportaje . >> la vacuna de johnson & johnson está lista para neoyorquinos en el estadio de los yankees .

at this hour stay tuned for the documentary goods to paradise with a look at a remote island in the torres strait north of australia. thanks for watching. been robbed of their soul that's what if people experience is when their heritage is taken from them countless cultural artifacts one through stolen from africa by colonialists and carted off to europe. what should be done with the stone north from africa. stolen and sold starts april 13th on d w.

. >> charly torres sufría de pancreatitis, le diagnosticaron covid-19, y murió el 14 de febrero, dos semanas antes grabó este video . >> y se cumplen 1 año del coronavirus, y la pandemia que desató entre otras cosas la violencia doméstica . >> así es, buenas noches, era un problema antes de la pandemia, los números aumentaron de manera alarmante, menos del 40 por ciento de las mujeres busca ayuda, o denuncian al delito, vamos a ver . >> desde que comenzó el covid-19, se intensificó todo tipo de violencia de mujeres y niños, 1 de cada 3 mujeres en el mundo sufría violencia, desde marzo cuando se dieron los reportes de violencia doméstica aumentaron, en estados unidos la violencia doméstica aumentó 8,1 por ciento, el porcentaje puede ser más alto, comparados con el mismo mes en el 2019, se recibieron más llamadas reportando la violencia intrafamiliar, en portland aumetno del 22 por ciento, conforme seguían las órdenes, aumentaba el desempleo la pobreza e incertidumbre . >> las mujeres y niños sobre todo los de color, latinx, todos ellos y ellas están en rieso . >> la

i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. we have new information in the police shooting that happened in danville on thursday. the contra costa county sheriff's office has identified the man who officer shot as 32 year old tyra wilson. they say he is a homeless man who was staying in the area of the danville sycamore valley park. authorities say wilson is in the hospital tonight in critical condition. police say they responded to a call of a man throwing rocks at cars from a freeway overpass. and when officers arrived, they tried talking to wilson. officers say wilson pulled out a folding knife and opened it. they ordered him to drop that knife several times. but wilson advanced officer andrew hall, fired one shot and struck wilsonff paid administrative leave. officer hall i in 2018 reported he was g suspiciously in a quiet neighborhood. authorities say our belated tried to run officers down, but family members say he was mentally ill and should not have died. the family is suing over that deadly shooting now to the south ba

click visits the aboriginal and torres strait islander communities in australia where suicide rates amongst young people are very high, to look at whether tech can offer some help. hey, welcome to click! hope you're doing 0k. now, it's not the case everywhere but some countries are just now starting to think about what life may be like in a post—pandemic world, and that could mean hanging onto some of the ideas that have helped us through lockdown. more services have moved online and for many, that has proved a lifeline. and if you've had a life—changing event like having a baby — there have been a few on the click team — then here is an idea that could come in handy. as restrictions ease, it should be getting easier to see a doctor in real life but video consultations, which went mainstream in the pandemic, are here to stay. the likes of push doctor and babylon have offered digital consultations through the uk's national health service for some time. but new specialist services are on the up too. this instant messaging app provides immediate reassurance and guidance from experience

. >>>>> torres will be abable to a way to fly 50 miles above the earth. ken, the first official launch could be as early as next year and tickets are already selling for $250,000. >> i have visions like a drink card going up. that would be amazing. by buck rogers, lookout. >>> several san francisco neighborhoods are getting a facelift. weekends do not have to be the same old same old anymore and attrtractions arare welcoming visitors. >>> winter is coming to broadway we will explain more on that coming up. >>> if you are venturing into san francisco for work or pleasure you will notice a few changes. the potholes on lombard street are being fixed. the bus lane on venice is still in the works. you will find restaurants expanded and good news for cyclists. the bike lane is completely separated from traffic. >> i have been in a couple close calls and this is a benefit. >> they have outdoor dining, literally in the street next to parking meters, be careful and be aware that. >> some bay area attractions are reopening, the rides at the santa cruz beach boardwa

sonidos en las torres. de prontoeran los sonidos que se habÍan dado en la misma fuga. gerardo: la acusaciÓn afirma que coronel habÍa pagado 2 millones de dÓlares a funcionarios mexicanos que permitirÍan una tercera fuga. "el chapo" era vigilado dÍa y noche en el penal de juÁrez. el gobierno estaba tan preocupado de que volviera a escapar que dejaba los vÍdeos de seguridad rodando hasta en los momentos Íntimos con coronel, segÚn una fuente que participÓ en el monitoreo. coronel no dejo de visitar a guzmÁn cuando caÍa preso. en vÍsperas de la extradiciÓn del capo la joven de 26 aÑos iniciÓ una campaÑa para denunciar presuntas violaciones de derechos humanos. emma: ya que en estos momentos estÁ sufriendo de presiÓn alta. estamos muy preocupados porque no lo han dejado dormir. gerardo: pero el gobierno federal alega que ademÁs de las visitas humanitarias, la esposa llevaba y traÍa mensajes de guzmÁn relacionado con sus negocios de droga. en uno de ellos le da instrucciones a cleto, identificado por la denuncia como narcotraficante. allÍ le dice:" en

puertas muchos esperan disfrutar de la fina la montaña rusa pero por la carne menos esto para liberar torre está emoción y si usted busca pareja y no tiene cita no puede ser que la citación seguras esto por un día la aplicación 1500 parejas que coinciden en que de autoevaluación para que puedas reunirte >>> me pareció ver un lindo gatito", es un poco creando desmontes y un gato en otras fuentes a los oficiales que fueran al rescate encontraron el gato se dieron cuenta de que estaba en la misma casa ambos llevados al zoológico y se que serán liberados realidad que están viviendo >>> incremento brutal de extorsión- >>> para tramitar su caso >>> el negocio de cruzar legal >>> coyote, carteles y criminales que antes de que abandonen méxico >>> >>> fotos que nadie sacó de las redes sociales >>> en uno de los mensajes dice que sigue no siguen las instrucciones que le enviaron dar en orden para traer su cabeza o la de un familiar >>> puro temblor nos movimos como locos porque no sabemos que hacer >>> primero pagos de miles equivalente cientos de dólares pero la pesadilla no acaba >>>

censores serÁn colocados en torres que observan y van a monitorear los siniestros en lugar de tener personas monitoreando las cÁmaras las 24 horas del dÍa. y el sistema va a enviar un mensaje de texto o corroe lec tronco de emergencia a cuadrillas de bomberos apenas sea detectado cualquier indicio de fuego. >>> las tortugas marinas gracias al esfuerzo de una mujer que tenemos mÁs informaciÓn y educaciÓn de estos reptiles. en la isla del padre sur. >>> lluvia vi daÑa con el reporte. >>> costÓ. y la gente y cuidarlo mientras los doctores venÍan a verla. y los dejaba ir y sabÍan que tenÍa tortugas en su casa. >>> nos referimos a expiloto del estado que se mudÓ a la isla luego de retirarse. un dÍa caminando por la playa se topa con una tortuga sangrando en la arena. buscÓ un veterinario que la ayudÓ a sanarla se da cuenta que no hay mucha ocasiÓn sobre las tortugas y puso manos a la obra. >>> llegÓ un punto que la casita no era lo suficientemente grande para todas a las tortugas y ahÍ decide construir. >>> querÍa que la gente que venÍa a la isla y lo que conocÍa de la isla, s