jaime garcÍa nos dice que la nueva regla le darÁun respiro a millones. jaime:_ despuÉs de una larga noche comenzÓ un nuevo dÍa en la vida de inmigrantes como winston que por muchos aÑos han vivido con un temor constante. winston: el temor de que vayan a tu trabajo y llegan agentes de inmigraciÓn, y te saquen, mÍsticos con quien se van a quedar, porque he escuchado que no te los puedes llevar. jaime: a partir de los agentes de ice tienen que seguir las nuevas reglas expedidas por el secretario de seguridad nacional, alejandro mayorgas, quien protegerÁ ante el arresto y la deportaciÓn a millones de indocumentados. >> quieres decir que simplemente ser indocumentado ya no es una razÓn para ser detenido deportado aunque tengas delitos menores, tanto que suficiente justificaciÓn para una deportaciÓn. jaime: sin embargo la comunidad emigrante tambiÉn debe de actuar con responsabilidad. >> los agentes de ice tienen la oportunidad de arrestar a cualquier persona que estÉ en estados unidos ilegalmente. jaime: este exagente de inmigraciÓn seÑala que

jaime garcÍa no tiene el reporte. jaime: esta maÑana roma trajo a su hija mÓnica al centro de vacunaciÓn contra el covid—19 del distrito escolar de los Ángeles. se estima que 44.000 estudiantes del distrito escolar angelino no se vacunar o por primera vez contra el coronavirus antes de la fecha lÍmite del domingo 21 de noviembre. >> la voy a necesitar si quiero atender la escuela en persona. jaime: el objetivo es que los 225.000 alumnos reciban la vacuna antes del 29 de diciembre, para estar completamente inmunizados en el prÓximo regreso a clases del 10 de enero. >> regresar a la escuela es algo que les ayuda a disminuir la depresiÓn. jaime: se tiene programado de que a partir de regreso de las vacaciones de invierno, los estudiantes no se tengan que someter a exÁmenes semanales de coronavirus. >> es mejor en persona que por computadora. jaime: tambiÉn se advirtiÓ que a partir de halloween se registrÓ un aceleramiento del 32% de casos en aumento en los niÑos. algunas madres de familia a un paciente en c

jaime garcÍa estuvo allÍ presente. jaime: agentes del alguacil de san bernardino california se internan por estrechos caminos de terracerÍa en el desierto de mojave para llegar hasta esta solitaria propiedad donde el penetrante olor a marihuana delata. las cÁmaras de univisiÓn acompaÑaron a uno de los cinco equipos del alguacil de san bernardino que desde principio de noviembre ejecutan la llamada operaciÓn golpe de martillo, para erradicar centenares de granjasdedicadas al cultivo ilegal de marihuana que desde hace tres aÑos se han extendido por el desierto del sur de california. >> pero si es legal la marihuana en california, que es lo ilegal? >> es legal, pero hasta un extremo. sembrar en esta cantidad no es legal. >> se registrÓ la desordenada casa que habitan los sospechosos detenidos asÍ como sus vehÍculos. debido al abundante sol del desierto, dentro de estos sofisticados invernaderos con control de humedad y temperatura se estima que cada tres meses se puede sacar una nueva cosecha de marihuana. en est

jaime garcÍa, univisiÓn. ilia: . unas 900,000 niÑos recibieron la primera dosis de la vacuna contra el coronavirus. esta cifra equivale al 3% de los 28 millones de ese rango de edad elegibles para recibir la. otras 700,000 ya tienen cita para aplicÁrsela en los prÓximos dÍas en cadenas de farmacias como walgreens y cbs. segÚn arroja un nuevo estudio, casi 2000 trabajadores sanitarios participaron en el estudio que se realizÓ durante seis meses. los cientÍficos concluyeron que quienes no se habÍan vacunado dieron positivo al covid—19 10 veces mÁs que aquellos que sÍ se habÍan vacunado, y la tasa de contagios se redujo notablemente. jorge: aumentÓ a tres el nÚmero de personas de heridas graves debido a las lesiones que sufrieron en el concierto del astroworld festival. ocho personas murieron, hay varias lesionadas y pedro rojas nos dicen que las autoridades estÁn realizando una investigaciÓn criminal que cada vez se complica mÁs. >> el jefe de policÍa revelÓ que el guardia de seguridad que inicialme

well, jaime angus is still with me. jamie, what is the bbc�*s policy on showing the moment of death? our editorial apology guidelines say we should be very cautious about showing the moment of anyone's death, but of course sadly we live in a world where terrorist action, warfare and other violence does mean that there are important news events where we have to consider the value of showing newsworthy pictures against that guidance for caution. and this was indeed one of those events. it's worth adding that in the early hours after this incident, it wasn't at all clear what had actually happened at the hospital, and some of the information circulating subsequently, as demonstrated by these pictures, turned out to be false. so, we felt that there was a strong public interest in showing the pictures in orderfor people to understand what had actually happened, also because they showed the escape from the vehicle of the taxi driver and the presence of eyewitnesses who we were subsequently able to interview and gather their

in september, a judge suspended her father jaime as conservator of her $16 million fortune. just days after he asked the court to end the conservatorship after years claiming it was necessary. >> one reason why he may have had that reversal was because britney's lawyer filed to depose him and wants to do a full investigation of jaime and where britney's money went during the conservatorship. >> reporter: in previous court filings, jaime spears says he's done nothing wrong and encouraging a full and transparent examination. >> erin, i know there is some fine points here the conservatorship ends, but there is someone staying on to help with her finances. >> reporter: that's right, lester. an accountant will retain administrative privileges to help britney retake control of her multi-million fortune. the next hearing is set for january. lester >> thank you. >>> back to washington now and another major story we're following. president biden holding his first cabinet meeting in months today as he faces mounting criticism over surging inflation. kristin welker is at the white hous

well, jaime angus is still with me. jamie, what is the bbc�*s policy on showing the moment of death? 0ur editorial apology guidelines say we should be very cautious about showing the moment of anyone's death, but of course sadly we live in a world where terrorist action, warfare and other violence does mean that there are important news events where we have to consider the value of showing newsworthy pictures against that guidance for caution. and this was indeed one of those events. it's worth adding that in the early hours after this incident, it wasn't at all clear what had actually happened at the hospital, and some of the information circulating subsequently as demonstrated by these pictures, turned out to be false. so, we felt that there was a strong public interest in showing the pictures in orderfor people to understand what had actually what had actually happened, also because they showed the escape from the vehicle of the taxi driver and the presence of eyewitnesses who we were subsequently able to interview

this is nothing that brings jaime or others back. but it certainly sends a message. >> good morning, brianna. thank you. and, yes, it does. you know, this weekend we again spent another thanksgiving holiday with an empty chair. and this weekend across this country we again learned gun violence hasn't taken any time off. and so i do hope that this settlement, combined with the settlement a month ago in south carolina, also combined with the settlement out of las vegas with the big hotel that was over $800 million, sends the message that if you are a business or you're a public agency, you have a responsibility to customers, students, worshippers, anybody, you have a responsibility to keep us free from gun violence. the facts are in this country, in spite of what those are saying, we are trying to restrict rights to gun ownership, which isn't true, we have 400 million weapons on the streets. and we have a potential for gun violence now all of the time. it is foreseeable. and so now those who we spend our time and dollars on, have an ob

jaime: el primer robo de este tipo se registrÓ el viernes pasado, cuando un grupo de ladrones asaltÓ la tienda ... en san francisco. el lunes al menos 18 personas asaltaron esta tienda en los Ángeles, escapando con artÍculos valuados en $ 5000. luego la policÍa arrestÓ a tres de los ladrones. el jefe de la policÍa de los Ángeles seÑalÓ que esta presencia reforzada de sus agentes continuarÁ en torno a los centros comerciales, por lo menos hasta el prÓximo fin de semana. fÉlix: una niÑa hispana de 11 aÑos que fue una de las decenas de personas heridas en el ataque contra un desfile navideÑo en wisconsin, ya estÁ de regreso en su casa recuperÁndose. estaba bailando en el desfile cuando fue impactada por un vehÍculo. seis personas murieron en el atentado y otras 48 resultaron heridas. las autoridades de aduana y protecciÓn regresaron a mÉxico a una familia que intentaba entrar al paÍs. cada dÍa detienen al menos cinco vehÍculos con extranjeros tratando de llegar a estados unidos, haciÉndose pasar por ciudadanos estadounidenses. en mÉxico crece la preocupaciÓn ant

sent the kids back to school, i felt like i was sending them out to the wild, wild west. >> reporter: jaime and the girls adjusted but -- >> i do feel like they're starting a little bit behind. but i will tell you that i feel like everyone is. the whole country is going to see this generation have to adapt to learning and education in a different way. >> reporter: more than 97% of educators reported some learning loss over the past year when compared to the previous year. at the end of the 2020/'21 school year, students were on average four months behind in reading and five months behind in math have you been able to chart quantify the learning loss as a result of all this >> what we have been able to identify is that their progress was not what we would like to see year over year. >> reporter: mary holden has been teaching english for 19 years. >> i'm more concerned with the loss in social-emotional areas. school started and we're seeing a lot of really immature behavior. >> reporter: just one more hurdle in an already intense environment. >> this year has turned out to be the most challen

jaime: Éstas son las imÁgenes en las que se ve un globo de tamaÑo natural flotando en un Área del oeste de los Ángeles. >> es una figura animada bien reconocida. el vÍdeo fue grabado dÍas despuÉs de la noche de halloween. >> una vocera del fbi confirmÓ que esa agencia ha trabajado para investigar los avistamientos de propulsores. una hipÓtesis de trabajo es que podrÍan haber sido globos. algunos pilotos profesionales dudan que aclare el misterio. >> en mi opiniÓn creo que los pilotos saben lo que vieron y no fue un globo. patricia: comenzaron los argumentos en el juicio de un hombre acusado de matar a un hombre y herir a otro. el fiscal dijo que el joven provocÓ un incidente y matÓ a una de las vÍctimas de un disparo en la espalda. activistas en favor de la seguridad de las armas de mando a la asociaciÓn nacional del rifle. seÑalan que utilizÓ ilegalmente corporaciones escudo para realizar contribuciones a siete campaÑas polÍticas incluyendo la de donald trump en 2016. facebook pondrÁ fin a su sistema de reconocimiento facial. el gigante de las redes sociales que el mes

hace —— jaime garcÍa . patricia: encontraron a un menor guatemalteco abandonado en un cruce fronterizo del paso, texas. le dijeron que caminarÁ hasta encontrar a alguien con uniforme. en su segundo viaje al exterior, lÓpez obrador viajo y fue esperado por mucho mexicano, pero otros protestaron por su presencia. jessica zermeÑo estuvo cubriendo y nos presenta un informe. quÉ destacarÍa de este viaje de lÓpez obrador? jessica: tratan de paliar la pobreza. algunas han venido a apoyarlo y otro —— otros en contra. >> el presidente va a dar todos los detalles de lo que sea que va a hacer esta reuniÓn. podrÍa ser la prÓxima semana, sÍ el presidente ha tenido muchas crÍticas y tambiÉn el tema de la migraciÓn que es importante para los tres paÍses. patricia: los migrantes que querÍan reunirse con el presidente, no pudieron, pero enviÓ mensaje. jessica: les agradeciÓ y dijo que llegaran grandes cosas a mÉxico. patricia: gracias por tu cobertura. vamos a hacer nuestra primera pausa y al regresar

tras la reapertura de puentes internacionales decenas de negocios esperan tener un alza de las ventas jaime del centro de mcallen nos cuenta más >> muy buenas noches estamos a poco tiempo del día de acción de gracias y del black friday a una semana de la reapertura de puentes internacionales la expectativa ha crecido en numerosos negocios >> la oportunidad de hacer también las compras de fin de año se sorprendió de lo rápido que fue cruzar a estados unidos >> me pidieron visa y certificado >>para muchos marcó la nueva fase de recuperación de la pandemia los dueños confirmaron que sí han notado incremento en sus ventas >> aunque los puentes internacionales están abiertos se esperaba más afluencia >>dÉjenos un poco por favor >> esperan que con el pasode los días aumente el flujo de turistas >> la medida de confinamiento en holanda desató protestas por aumento de casos de covid-19 cerraron los bares la distancia social fue una norma y muchos salieron a manifestarse no son los únicos en general europa occidental atraviesa una cuarta ola de contagios en latinoamérica un motín

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. >>> un estudiante de (en inglés) ohio está entre las viimas mortales jaime patiño murió cuando la multitud se salió de control y la policía sigue investigando qué provocó la estampida, y las autoridades mexicanas indagan sobre un trágico accidente vial, andrea cruz tiene más noticias internacionales . >>> desgarradras imágenes mesutran el momento en que varios vehículos terminaron envueltos en una bola de fuego luego que un camión perdiera el control esto ocurrió el sábado en la plaza de cobros san marcos, el conductor aparentemente se quedó sin freno y por lo menos 19 personas perieron la vida incluyendo al conductor del camión y mientras tanto, al otro lado el mundo se grasa l situación del irák se drones atacaron su viviena y djearon varias estructuras quedaron el escombros el primer ministro logró salir ileso y el ataque ocurrió tras el rechazo de milicias proiranies a los resultados del mes pasado y este domingo los nicaragüenses salieron a ovotar y desde tempras horas se vieron lrgas filas . >>> por una nicaragua libre, ser nicarguense y si no votas no somos nicarag

third and final bill i'll sign is named, jaime zappa, and victor avila. immigration and custom enforcement agents who were ambushed by a drug cartel, hit man in mexico in 2011. the assailants tried to pull agent zappa from the driver's seat of the vehicle and shooting him six times. and agent avila despite having been shot was able to push zappa's leg down on the accelerator and escape the attack. unfortunately agent zappa died of his wounds. that was compounded by another tragedy, miscarriage of justice. the killers were overturned on appeal. it was overturned because the law didn't make clear that the department of justice can prosecute anyone who kills or attempts to kill a federal law enforcement outside the united states. thankfully the murderers remain in prison being constricted -- convicted of other incidents stem interesting that same incident. this bill will protect agents serving abroad and send a message to drug cartels, terrorists, and criminals wherever they operate, if you attack our agents you will not escape our justice. i want to thank s

harrison saying this. >> well, i'm hoping jaime, that we can get back to a place where there is more civility in politics. i really mean it. and i've never seen it this way. >> it's not just political opponents threatening each other. it's not just politicians punishing their own party for voting their conscience. it seems like it's everywhere in american life. people are erupting in violence on planes. they're yelling about masks in school. how do we get over this fever of division and anger and lies? how do we get back to the center where the majority of the country is right now? majority of americans are not on the extremes. so remember when the supposedly the gold standard of republicans when ronald reagan talked about america as a shining city on the hill? that shining city doesn't exist for today's republican party, still in the grip of a disgraced twice impeached one-term former insurrectionist-inciting president. republican leadership keeping mum on paul gosar, but his siblings, they sure aren't. the congressman's brother joins me next. >> man: what's my safelite story? my tr

de trigo un proceso querequiere de manos extras han sido pocas las horas de descanso buenos días >>> jaime navarrete es repartidor y hoy llegó a esta panadería a dejar un pedido dice que aprovecho también para llevar su pan de muerto de regreso vamos depasada es muy delicioso es lo que se come en tiempo de día de muertos se caracteriza por ser de forma circular con lo que se representa el ciclo de la vida y la muerte un pequeño círculo en la parte superior simulando el cráneo y cuatro figuras de masa en forma de huevo para representar a la muerte me tocó un café de chocolate le vamos a pedir que nos traigan bastante pan de muerto además queremos preguntarle si tomar suplementos para el cabello como sabe si realmente están trabajando ? le contaremos al volver >>> (comerciales)■j gracias por continuar con nosotros si es uno de los persona que toma vitamina hay otras que las tomo para tener uñas más fuertes y hasta para reducir y hasta evitar las arrugas pero muchos se preguntan con efectivo son los productos (nombre extranjero) nos explica respecto los estantes de las farmacia

este flujo están llegando personas que han tenido que someterse a sus funciones de viaje estoy con jaime ruiz de aduanas y protección fronteriza que va a explicar un poco en qué consisten sus requerimientos de viaje para las últimas y vienen como turistas en estados unidos >> el nuevo mandato y ya que todos los visitantes de estados unidos deben estar vacunados presentan una prueba negativa de covid todo esto antes de abordar quiere decir que las personas cuando lleguen a un aeropuerto internacional de bienes certificadas esto aplica a todas las demás >> cuando se trata de personas residentes legales estadounidenses o ciudadanos estadounidenses que vienen de un país extranjero >> cambia un poco puede salvar nuevos o no para regresar a su país lo único que sí están vacunados permite la prueba tres días antes de volar una prueba negativa si no están vacunados deben hacerse la prueba día antes de volar >> perfecto se espera que se triplique la gracia de pasajeros fluyen por aquí por el aeropuerto por esos importantes en cheque de equipaje y reconocimiento de sus identificacione

. >> para hablar de esto vamos con el doctor jaime sepÚlveda, gracias por estar con nosotros, doctor ¿quÉ tan transmitible esta variante? >> no lo sabemos aÚn con certeza, pero todo parece indicar desgraciadamente que es una variante mÁs transmisible incluso que la variante delta. la organizaciÓn mundial de la salud se juntÓ hoy en su comitÉ especial covid-19, y ya la designÓ a esta varnte como una variante de preocupaciÓn. y le ha dado el nombre de Ómicron. >> ahora, la pregunta que todos nos hacemos las vacunas siguen siendo eficientes para protegernos de esta nueva cepa >> no lo sabemos es muy temprano para hacer una afirmaciÓn en sentido positivo o negativo. lo que sabemos es que posiblemente por el tipo de mutaciones que presenta esta nueva variante se parezca a una variante que ya se habÍa dado en sudÁfrica la variante beta que parecÍa evadir la inmunidad y dar una mayor tasa de reinfecciones. >> ahora el virus y sus variantes han llegado usted cree para quedarse o en algÚn momento pues lograremos que el covid-19 desaparezca? >> no va a desaparecer porque ya lame

upset a lot of people. lot of those that we spoke to a lot of people that have come out here to see jaime flaring those horns very upset that all she has become the 1st european nation is put in place. this type of mandatory vaccine policy. i sing, it's not the question from the government. i think it's aggression full to people. if i want it, i can have it. but what's wisdom? 1000000 peoples. they don't like this. what's with this? we have a problem with the austrian government. ah, we, we have freight to lose all at democrat teeth. i am not happy with this sir. solution bukosa, it's against them. the wish up, up, up, up people, and the human rights are being found on, on, on the ground already or beneath, under the ground. now, alexander schellenberg, they all say, and johnson says, the reason he did that was because his hand was forced because to many people in his country as he sees it a fall and fall of what he calls anti vax propaganda. and that's one of the reasons he said that that vaccine uptake in austria was so low. these people low say they just don't want the government to ha

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really upset a lot of people. lot of those that we spoke to a lot of people that come out here to see jaime flaring those horns very upset that all she has become the 1st european nation is put in place. this type of mandatory vaccine policy. i sing, it's not the question from the government. i think it's a question for the people. if i want it, i can have it. but what's with 2000000 people's? they don't like this. what's with this? we have a problem with the austrian government. ah, we, we afraid to lose our democrat teeth? i'm not happy with this sir. solution because sir, it's against them. the wish of, of people and the, and human rights are being done on, on, on the ground already or beneath, under the ground. now, alexander schellenberg, the aussie and johnson says, the reason he did that was because his hand was forced because to many people in his country as he sees it, a fallen foul of what he calls anti vax propaganda. and that's one of the reasons he said that vaccine overtake in austria was so low. these people low say they just don't want the government to have so much say in w

i'm going to hand it over to jaime. i hope she can be given privilege to share her screen so that she can show the mapping software and walk you through some of the details of how districts are and give you a demo. over to jaime, thank you. >> i have not really used microsoft teams in platform. bear with me as i figure out how to share my screen. the map is on the screen now reflects the boundaries of the current districts in city and county of san francisco. the boxes on them are the district number and the percent deviation. please let me know if you like anything to be changed, for example, the bottoms will occupy here, i can meet those figures make them easier to see. please let me know before we do this walk through. if there's anything else that you like to see or have changed on the map. as you can see there's some redistricting that you're doing. this is just on the percent deviation of the current district. some them in the negative 8%, district 6, which is of course the is over 30% over populated. as you know,

when so joes that close to jaime and able to pull that policy. he did a great job, so i knew that line of credit here and just kept going. yeah, i really enjoy the right so. okay, and that is all you want and i'm back to you darney. thank you so much for that update. and thanks for watching the news, our on al jazeera matheson in just a moment. you'll have much more off the days news coming out. right. thanks for watching. bye bye for now. ah. ah, life is never scripted. never full told. it's never no. no matter what happens, never stop open you read between the lines. listen, always listen, never stop asking, never stop question a wanting to know. discover the unknown. here the human story being punctual. be courageous. fine b untold story. celebrate excellence. keep alive the pioneering spirit. never stop. we haven't for 25 years, we've never stopped on our journey. never stops when our commitment to you al jazeera, 25 years, a unique path. carry back a pacific island nation, rapidly the victim to rising sea levels. and the president skilfully

really upset a lot of people. lot of those that we spoke to a lot of people who come out here to see jaime flaring those horns very upset that all she has become the 1st european nation is put in place. this type of mandatory vaccine policy. i sing, it's not the question from the government. i think it's a question for the people. if i want it, i can have it. but what's with the 1000000 people's? they don't like this. what's with this? we have a problem with the austrian government. ah, we, we have freight to lose all a table critique. i'm not happy with this sir. solution bukasa, it's against the wish of, of people and the human rights are being found on, on, on the ground already or beneath, under the ground. now, alexander schellenberg, they all say and chance to says the reason he did that was because his hand was forced because to many people in his country as he sees it a fall and fall of what he calls anti vax propaganda. and that's one of the reasons he said that that vaccine uptake in austria was so low. these people low say they just don't want the government to have so much say

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really upset a lot of people. lot of those that we spoke to a lot of people that come out here to see jaime flaring those horns. very upset that all should become the 1st european nation is put in place. this type of mandatory vaccine policy. i sing, it's not the question from the government. i think it's a question for the people. if i want it, i and half it. but what's wisdom milligan? people's, they don't like this is what's with this. we have a problem with the austrian government. ah, we, we have freight to lose our democrat, the, i am not happy with this sir, solution because sir, it's against them. the wish of, of people and the human rights are being done on, on, on the ground already or beneath, under the ground. now, alexander schellenberg, c, r c, and chance to says the reason he did that was because his hand was forced because to many people in his country as he sees it, a fallen foul of what he calls anti vax propaganda. and that's one of the reasons he said that a vaccine uptake in austria was so low. these people low say they just don't want the government to have so much say

i'm going to hand it over to jaime. i hope she can be given privilege to share her screen so that she can show the mapping software and walk you through some of the details of how districts are and give you a demo. over to jaime, thank you. >> i have not really used microsoft teams in platform. bear with me as i figure out how to share my screen. the map is on the screen now reflects the boundaries of the current districts in city and county of san francisco. the boxes on them are the district number and the percent deviation. please let me know if you like anything to be changed, for example, the bottoms will occupy here, i can meet those figures make them easier to see. please let me know before we do this walk through. if there's anything else that you like to see or have changed on the map. as you can see there's some redistricting that you're doing. this is just on the percent deviation of the current district. some them in the negative 8%, district 6, which is of course the is over 30% over populated. as you know,

really upset a lot of people. lot of those that we spoke to a lot of people that come out here to see jaime flaring those hollands very upset that all she has become 1st european nation is put in place this type of mandatory vaccine policy. i sing. it's not the question from the government. i sing, it's a question for the people. if i want it, i can hear for it. but what's with the 1000000 people's? they don't like this. what's with this? we have a problem with the austrian government. ah, we, we afraid to lose our team will critique. i am not happy with this sir. solution because sir, it's against the wish of offer people and the un human rights are being done on, on, on the ground already or beneath, under the ground. now, alexander schellenberg, c r c, and john to says the reason he did that was because his hand was forced because to many people in his country as he sees it a fall and fall of what he calls anti vax propaganda. and that's one of the reasons he said that a vaccine uptake in austria was so low. these people low say they just don't want the government to have so much say in

and sometime i didn't sleep, it's a doesn't make like a day to hast scramble jaime, and talk to with avocado, is the rock on top density right there. i had a sweet potato pie for dessert last week. and you got to remember that the difference between sweet potato hash and sweet potato it but kids with you could please with a lot of things and all of a sudden they recover your new best eat. that's right. and he pay to make life feel medicine at the top of your skin, look so radiant on the camera. and i'm wondering that must have been one of the 1st things when you start eating healthy. i remember my mom, god rest her soul that she just always take her makeup off at night and she was proud that she had you know, even at 70 like her skin was youthful and years like i'm not serious. i mean, i'm just saying your skin looks so good and i'm wondering, give me 5 big things that started happen. and after a month, when you 1st convert over to vegas and i assume your skin gets really good. i know the headache goes away. what are some other things start seamless? you actually lose a lot of people

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thank you. >> president brandon: thank you, jaime, for the presentation. commissioners, can i have a motion? >> commissioner: so moved. >> commissioner: second. >> president brandon: now, let's open it up to public comment. we will open the phone lines to take public comment on item 11b for members of the public joining us on the phone. we'll provide instructions now for anyone on the phone who would like to provide public comment. >> thank you, president brandon. at this time, we will open the queue for anyone on the phone who would like to make public comment on item 11b. please dial star three if you wish to make public comment. the system will let you know when your line is open. others will wait on mute until their line is open. comments will be limited to three minutes per person. the queue is now open. please dial star three if you wish to make public comment. >> president brandon: thank you. do we have anyone on the phone? >> i believe we have one caller on the line. >> president brandon: please, open the line. >> thank you. opening that line now.

so, in the book you talk about jaime lovely wife, who is in the audience. tell us how you met the love of your life. all those jobs, how did you find time? >> i didn't get married until i was 36. >> my mother says i am tragically single. [laughs] one day around by -- trying to get relief for one quarter of the jewish population. i would go to rallies and demonstrations and one day one of the demonstrations, this rabbi comes over and says, do i have the girl for you? [laughs] she's perfect, call her, she has your sense of value. she's very attractive. she comes from a wonderful family. i know that family. thank you rabbi, thank you rabbi. another rally, a few weeks later. and i say, what's happened. i'm busy, i'm busy. and then one day, peggy rodriguez, the when i asked about before, my secretary. mister president, she calls me. my mother was very impressed. mister president, that rabbi is on the phone. you know what she wanted to know. it's an hour of your time. who knows, maybe something will happen, maybe something will come of it. and she was right. i ma

lawrence >> thank you rachel, well in june, our first guest, received a phone call from jaime falcon. jamie is a 54 year old stay at home dad and part-time driver who lives in arizona. he called arizona secretary of state katie hobbs. and he said this, they're going to hang you for treason you -- . you are going down. what are you going to do one election comes back and it already shows you trump won by 1 million votes? what are you gonna do than katie? what are you gonna do then? >> two weeks later, secretary hobbs got a call from jeff yeager. a 56 year old, self employed electrician in los angeles california. >> when katie the -- is executed for treason, what are you -- traders going to be doing for work? -- and useless, lying, corrupt, un-american, evil piece -- of, your days coming. >> he was addressing that to katie hub steph, the secretary of state's office. calling a cross state line, to threaten peoples lives, is a federal crime. but the two men who placed these calls have not been contacted by any local state or federal law enforcement. they were contacted by reporting team a

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staying healthy while also avoiding health issues brought on by holiday stress cardiologist doctor jaime gomez says that he sees more patients dealing with medical issues during the holidays than at any other time during the year patients. he says typically suffer from a number of conditions like uncontrolled hypertension and high blood pressure brought on by stress doctor. gomez says that with these issues it is important to slow down. >> have a routine. don't give a if you're walking, don't give playing with your grandchildren. don't give up. going to church. don't give meditating etcetera have a routine now. do you need to spend 2 hours and your team. maybe you can't afford to our 15 minutes almost everybody can afford 15 minutes, 20 minutes. that's what i mostly tell patients slowdown. >> doctor gomez says it is okay to enjoy holiday meals. but to make sure to get back to normal eating habits right after the holidays and soon americans will get together for the largest holiday feast. we're talking about thanksgiving. but some dishes could go untouched. the travel web site. the vacati

i'm joined by jaime harrison, former senate candidate who also leads and is chairman of the democratic national committee. i know it's a busy time for you. thanks for being here. >> of course, ari. good to see you. >> good to see you. what does it mean when mitch mcconnell says in public on the record this bill, this biden bill that you've been fighting for and the party achieved is a, quote, godsend? >> mitch mcconnell sees what so many americans see, that when republicans are in charge, they talk a lot. they just don't do much, at least not for working people. when democrats are in charge we actually deliver for the american people. the last time i remember, republicans and democrats ride our roads, get on rail, need our ports and are desperate for broadband. it's going to be very, very interesting as the resources flow into the state, to see all these republicans who actually voted no, try to go to these groundbreakings and ribbon cutting. we're going to have democrats at every one of those things calling them out because, if you voted no, you aren't going to take the damn credit fo

it is not viable, i think, the democratic party to write off rural america and i know that jaime harrison and the deviancy pull me no or not doing that in fact democrats are not as competitive in america as the majority that worthless. they've got some work to do >> and jack indeed, he wrote a piece for political and in their he argued that if democrats believed that build back better by the 2020 midterms and presenting that to the voters as deliverables is going to be enough to beat back a culture war, presumably on items like trent bathroom and critical race theory, they are deluding themselves. is the problem cultural? that they are not fighting the same fight as the other party, that they are certainly not playing by the same set of rules? >> i think there are two things here, brian, a bit of truth to that. i think when democrats -- they can probably run two pretty a mediately the messaging when it's the messaging issues when it comes to the build back better plan. at the end of the day, there is 1.75 billion dollars worth of new policies in deliverable to the american people, but bec

and i was just stating today to jaime that i just feel like -- feel empty. unidentifiable, no identity. you know. earlier this week we went to visit with the governor, no response, even though we delivered a letter to him. and i feel -- i guess i shouldn't say this. but i feel like a second class citizen. i'm a voter a part of our community and yet no response from our honorable governor. so, i feel a little bit invisible. >> you describe your son's scheduled execution as a lynching. talk to me about that. >> well, i feel like it's a modern day lynching. how can i say i think about the word "lynch". i was discussing with my son over here. you might enjoy sports and competitive but this lynching, it seems is a barbaric thing. >> you know, jimmy, let me bring you in. because julius is your long-time friend. parole board found fundamental breakdowns in the system tasked with finding his guilt and says there was racial bias among his jury. an inexperienced attorney, alleged prosecutorial misconduct. i can't understand. why do you think the governor has pushed th

i was listening to jaime earlier in your conversation, he's right. he's from south carolina, i'm from the bronx. i want a candidate or candidates in a party that's going to fight for me, that's going to fight back and punch back and punch back hard. the fact that we're -- that the republicans are so close in these races is really scary. you talked about it in your tease, in the lead up to this segment. we're talking about -- why are we having conversations about critical race theory? why are we engaging in these types of dialogue because the republicans know something that democrats know but don't really take advantage of, the political brain is an emotional brain. when you attach -- all they're doing is attaching their story into the larger narrative that republicans are promoting across the country, whether it's vaccine mandates, education in schools and as youngkin talked about the other day, the banning of certain books. we're talking about that in 2021. so it's discouraging. it's awful. it's disheartening. and the democrats need to develop a str

by the way, you saw this first hand this is what happened to jaime harrison in south carolina. when you talk about comfort zone, that's the first thing that came to my head. i don't think democrats are comfortable campaigning in rural america, and they don't go and it becomes self-fulfilling. >> you're absolutely correct about that with things i've experienced and other things i've experienced over the last few years, when i started talking about an infrastructure bill that has to go big, you cannot have telemedicine without drawback. you cannot have kids at home having with pandemic without broad back. and you cannot have businesses in rural areas until just in time deliveries. that's why i've been pushing that. that's why we've got to pass the bills, infrastructure bill, people would feel comfortable with it we would have a message for rural america. yes, rural, the community, federally qualified community health centers throughout rural america, i've been hopping on that for a dozen years now. i just to be called jim broadback. >> the democratic part is too cosmopolitan now?

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staying healthy while also avoiding health issues typically caused by holiday stress cardiologist doctor jaime gonzalez says that he sees more patients dealing with medical issues during the holidays than at any other time during the year. patients. he says typically suffer from a number of conditions like uncontrolled hypertension and high blood pressure brought on by stress doctor. gomez says with these issues. it's important to just take a moment slow down. >> have a routine. don't give up your walking. don't give playing with your grandchildren. don't give up. going to church. don't give meditating etcetera have a routine now. do you need to spend 2 hours and your team. maybe you can't afford to our 15 minutes almost everybody can afford 15 minutes, 20 minutes. that's what i mostly tell patients slowdown. >> gomez says it is okay to enjoy the holiday meals. but to make sure that you get back to your normal eating habits right after the holidays as you prepare for your thanksgiving feast. a new survey from the travel web site. the vacationer asked americans their most hated turkey day foods