the people of miami have a vision not just for miami today, but miami tomorrow. i was blessed to be elected by 86% of my residence, and i'm hopeful to get something similar this november in the next three weeks. emily: what is your level of interest in pursuing the 2024 presidential run or getting on the vice residential ticket? >> what is my current interest? [laughter] [laughter] my interest is finishing the next three weeks of my campaign successfully. if i do that, i will be blessed by my colleagues to be the u.s. conference of mayors president, to be the president of an organization all the cities of the united states beginning on january 3, and we are going to create an agenda for america in conjunction with america's mayors that will be something significant. beyond that, my term would end in mid-2023. only god knows. emily: speaking of that campaign, new york magazine has pointed out a number of the most prominent silicon valley transplants to miami were accused of wrongdoing in california, including someone accused by multiple women of sexual harassment.

published in miami. there are, i think that my account challenges above all the cuban government's version of a historical version of its own revolution. you think about it as it unfolds. people tend to think of the cuban revolution and they think about it one. from 1959 to the present. i try to think, well, how did it come to power, how did it change, how did it become what it became? the cuban revolution in the beginning was not fidel castro's revolution. many many elements, middle-class , young catholics, all of them participate in the revolution. it became communist as a result of a dynamic that has to do many many things. his relationship to the cuban people. it had to do with mainstream political demands before 1959. enacting the reform, by and large supported. 1959, which was a very class, middle-of-the-road complication. 92% of the public thought the new government was doing everything perfectly well. we have to understand this and we have to grapple with that. we have to understand how it change

pablo: aterrizÓ en miami en este aviÓn. tras mÁs de un aÑo de resistirse a la deportaciÓn, perdiÓ la batalla legal y aÚn estÁ en custodia. la fiscalÍa federal de miami lo acusa de lavado de dinero de $350,000,000 vinculados a la corrupciÓn. los abogados interpusieron una apelaciÓn ante un juez de miami para que desestimara los cargos de lavado de dinero y anulara la orden que lo considera un fugitivo. pero el magistrado se negÓ. los abogados apelaron a un tribunal de atlanta con el mismo objetivo. la fiscalÍa de miami pide a un juez que tambiÉn desestime la peticiÓn y que se confirme la orden de extradiciÓn decretada por un juez de miami. >> nosotros hemos estado colaborando no solamente con la fiscalÍa general de la naciÓn como gobierno, sino tambiÉn con el gobierno de los estados unidos entregando informaciÓn pertinente y contundente sobre toda la maraÑa de empresas que se han vinculado a esa red de lavado de activos. reportero: el empresario dijo que si era extraditado, no cooperar ya con la justicia d

miami's police chief, his first tv interview since he was fired just six months into the job. what he blames for the split and his biggest regret. >>> and will the supply chain crisis force some students to go hungry? >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone, from our los angeles studio tonight. few have served this country in and out of uniform in such distinguished roles as colin powell the country woke up this morning to news of his death, succumbing to complications of covid at age 84. a child of immigrants who rose above racial barriers to forge his own american dream even as he defended america and its ideals, as its top general, a national security adviser, a secretary of state, powell was respected by republicans and democrats, but ultimately resisted calls that he run for president. as a leader, he had his regrets, but he framed military and foreign policy challenges through a set of principals still widely quoted today. andrea mitchell tonight on the passing of general colin powell. >> reporter: he was the first black chairman of th

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cantidad de vuelos se redujo considerablemente. >> yo vine de baltimore anoche y me quedÉ varada en miami. >> no hay nada disponible. galo: tambiÉn seÑalaron que no es fruto de problemas con los empleados. se achacar las cancelaciones a una —— los trabajadores achacar las cancelaciones a la mala planificaciÓn. algunos pasajeros dicen que es la aerolÍnea deberÍa responder con mayor transparencia. patricia: en nueva york las familias que tuvieron que abandonar sus hogares al quedar inhabitables por el huracÁn ida dicen que la ayuda no es suficiente . alegan que no alcanza para el alquiler de una vivienda y la ayuda de alojamiento en hoteles se termina en unas pocas semanas. >> es difÍcil porque te afecta mucho psicolÓgicamente. >> ella y su bebita aÚn no tienen hogar. esta madre soltera indocumentada vivÍan un sÓtano que se inundo y no podrÁ regresar. >> lo Único que salvar es esta maleta. todo lo perdÍ. no se estÁn dando hasta el 31 de octubre. quÉ vamos a hacer nosotros? reportera: ella asegura que recibe ayuda, pero no es suficiente. >> me dieron una bonificaciÓn de

y con ocho de ellas con propiedades en miami. en un lugar exclusivo conocido como el bÚnker de los multimillonarios. y una de estas sociedades fue vendida por julio iglesias en 2020 a ivanka trump. por 32 millones de dÓlares. maity: otra que figura en la lista es shakira. ¿quÉ se sabe de shakira? ¿y quÉ ha dicho ella al respecto? claudia: pues shakira ha levantado polÉmica en los Últimos dÍas desde que saliÓ revelada en los pandora papers, porque ella hizo tres compaÑÍas en las islas vÍrgenes britÁnicas. sus abogados han dicho que estas compaÑÍas ya estÁn en proceso de litigaciÓn y que todo ha sido hecho de forma legal. pero recordemos tambiÉn que ya en 2016 shakira apareciÓ tambiÉn en los papeles de panamÁ, tambiÉn revelaban secretos de compaÑÍas offshore. shakira ha tenido que enfrentar a la justicia espaÑola y ha tenido que pagar shakira ha tenido que enfrentar a la justicia espaÑola y ha tenido que pagar hasta 20.000.000 por no haber pagado en su momento impuestos por estas y otras compaÑÍas. borj

en los 80 >> no perjudicó los sueldos de miami ni el empleo de los nativos en miami >> el segundo mito con su investigación es que si se sube el salario mínimo se genera desempleo estos hallazgos en política pública al día de hoy >> se incrementó el salario mínimo lo que se ha visto no hubo más inflación pero reduce la pobreza >> los empleadores y las compañias pueden pagar más >> el nóbel es premio para ellos también >> pero más que nada valida nuestra lucha que llevamos por décadas que no le arrebatan a nadie nada, al contrario fortalecen las economías locales >> los 8 años abrió su empresa de mantenimiento pilar noticias telemundo >> en horabuena para ellos felicidades >> también se lo lleva un estadounidense y un holandés >> se lo entrega el próximo diciembre podría estar a punto de decretar la desinformación del covid-19 como un problema público y que den información de la pandemia la desinformación ocasiona que personas rechacen medidas preventivas como el uso de mascarillas o que no quieran vacunarse vamos a pasar contigo nuestro jefe guillermo quiroz p

even his own lawyer in our story said that the miami-dade or better said the miami police department's internal affairs division has been a joke for 40 years and that's been a big problem, as well. you tease this episode or this segment by talking about one of the quotes from one of his fellow officers, douglas who said he's a bad cop protected by bad leaders and a lot of leaders haven't had the stomach to take him on. the new chief seems to be willing to do that. albeit, his suspension appears to be for his conduct involving other officers, potentially creating a hostile work environment, not his interactions and accusations made against him by citizens on the job. >> so in your great reporting, you talk about the acting chief this guy manny morales. even if fired, there are provisions that would challenge that firing and protect him. i want to give the viewers an idea who this guy harassed. he's done racist posts, he clearly is not discriminatory when it comes to who he's harassed. these are some of the people who have complained about him, a teacher, a college student, bar patrons,

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., helped by people who own boats in miami. most of them stayed in miami. it provided an opportunity to study the same idea, with a huge inflow of new migrants and a bunch of other cities that had been following similar economic trends to miami in the years before. in that case they were what i would think of as the control, they were the pennsylvania and that particular episode. i did not find any major job losses or reductions in wages for lower wage workers in miami, despite what people might have thought. kristen: again, very interesting and relevant as we see the debates going on in washington, d.c. what fascinated me, knowing a coworker salary impacts the sense of job satisfaction. prof. card: it's a long-standing question, whether pay secrecy is good or bad, and who benefits are not by knowing their coworkers wages. although salaries at always been technically public, they were not on a website. they are now, of course. the website was just going to go live, so we had the idea of informing people about the website and saying, this website is there, d

go ahead in miami, isn't it funny how? that's how the democrats always thought they're always the ones that are fighters for its civil liberties or whatnot. yeah, yeah, and there ones are mostly causing the divide within this country with the narrative and with their actions and what it is that they're doing. you're firing people for not having to vaccine yet. if you're fascinated, you can still get it. you can still spread it, you still have to get tested if you're going to travel. so what about all these americans that they're trying to say right now? this and by an administration is trying to help with employment. there are knowing people out of their jobs. they're forcing them out to health care workers, let's say in new york, or if somebody's gonna go eat at a restaurant at their husbands, not vaccinated. teak out because they can eat they, they have to show a vaccine. what kind of country are we living in? we're supposed to be in the greatest nation in the world example of freedoms. and even yet, we're doing this to

en un hotel en miami ante la vista de todos. borja: no en un hotel en miami ante la vista de señor! señor! borja: no enamórate de las nuevas papitas de wendy's, hot and crispy, garantizado o te las reemplazamos. y descubre por qué casi 2 contra 1 las prefirieron sobre las papitas de mcdonald's. prueba las nuevas papitas hot and crispy guaranteed de wendy's. y será amor al primer mordisco. yo llevo y recojo a mis hijos de la escuela. así que no puedo trabajar temprano. o tarde. sólo puedo trabajar uno o dos días a la semana por unas cuatro horas. y no puede interferir con mi otro trabajo. necesito producir lo suficiente para que valga la pena. necesito beneficios desde el primer día. y quiero empezar ya. no veo la hora de volver a estar rodeada de adultos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ borja: seguimos con mÁs noticias en tu "ediciÓn digital". salen a la luz nuevos detalles sobre la tragedia en lcd filmaciÓn de la pelÍcula. el asistente de filmaciÓn ya lo habrÍan despedido de otra producciÓn por un incidente similar. elyangÉlica gonzÁlez nos lo explica. elyangÉlica: es la

. >>> miami police chief in his first tv interview since he was fired after six months on the job. >>> the fbi is on the ground in haiti this morning working to find the kidnapped american missionaries and the children being held against their lmpblts plus the community rallying against striking neighbors on the picket line with the uaw it's tuesday, october 19th "early today" starts right now >> i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. >>> colin powell's family says he died at age 84 from covidance cancer here's nbc news' andrea mitchell. >> reporter: he was the first black chairman of the joint chiefs, leading the charge desert storm. >> our strategy to go after this army is very, very simple, first, we will cut it off. then we will kill it. >> reporter: colin powell who started as an infantryman of two tours in vietnam instantly became a household name, secretary of state, succumbing to covid, he was fully vaccinated aand suffered from colon cancer and parkinsons. >> you where in the book how wrenching the decision was >> i had to think about it it was expected of me, i'm a soldier

de sanar con especialistas y la ayuda de diversas instituciones como nos cuenta danay rivero, desde miami, florida... a proposito de la pandemia hablemos ahora de la campaqa de vacunacion... hoy el presidente biden continuo apoyando la vacunacion masiva y le hizo un llamado a todos los empleadores para que tambien hagan obligatoria su aplicacion... pero como nos dice pablo gato desde washington, mas de 20 gobernadores republicanos se oponen como tambien al uso de la mascarilla... estados unidos evito temporalmente un cese de pagos esta noche, cuando democratas y republicanos en el congreso llegaron a un acuerdo para elevar el tope de la deuda hasta diciembre. la camara de representantes, a su vez, tendra que aprobar est medida para que el presidente joe biden pueda promlgarla. esta votacion final no se espera la practica medica de la interrupcion del embarazo se ha reanudado en las clinicas de texas, despues de que un juez federal frenara la nueva ley de aborto de ese estado... por lo que en "dallas", un grupo anti aborto se reunio frente a un centro medico que estaba abierto hoy, alli re

regresa "combate global" en directo desde miami, florida. hoy tenemos en la pelea estelar un duelo de 170 libras con dos experimentados guerreros, ivÁn castillo enfrentando al espaÑol marcos. los peleadores estÁn listos y esperamos que ustedes estÉn listos t

sam brock is tracking all this from miami. sam, what more do we know about what's being done to find the missionaries and get them home safely? >> reporter: chris, good morning. good to be with you. it's not clear how much the u.s. government can do here. when you're talking about one of the most dangerous countries on the planet, where there is no government structure, where police, military, or anything that people could go to for refuge. we're waiting for more clarity from the state department and white house. the state department yesterday only last night confirming the actual kidnappings. we were waiting all day for the confirmation. the white house appears to be deferring to the state department. there's a briefing at 2:00 this afternoon. you never know what's going on behind the scenes. the wave of kidnappings in haiti which was already turbulent to begin with, is extremely disturbing. the u.n. study documenting about 330 or so kidnappings reported in the first eight month of the year. about 100 more than all of 2020. t

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la escuela privada de miami vuelve a estar en el centro de la controversia. estÁ diciendo que los estudiantes vacunados deben quedarse en casa 30 dÍas por cada dosis para proteger a los demÁs. hay que recordar que en abril causÓ revuelo la prohibiciÓn a los maestros para que interactÚen con los estudiantes. argumentan que los vacunados trasmiten los efectos daÑinos de las vacunas a las no vacunados pero hay que enfatizar que esta es informaciÓn falsa. borja: cambiamos de informaciÓn, se multiplican las reacciones por la muerte de un hombre de 84 aÑos que fue el primer afroamericano secretario de estado en este paÍs. el seÑor powell falleciÓ por complicaciones relacionadas del coronavirus a pesar de estar vacunado. su portavoz confirmÓ a una cadena que estaba recibiendo tratamiento en los Últimos aÑos de un melÓmano mÚltiple. es un cÁncer de cÉlulas sanguÍneas pero que comprometiÓ a su sistema inmunolÓgico. su familia lamentÓ su pÉrdida. "hemos perdido a un notable y cariÑoso marido, padre y abuelo. fue veterano en vietnam. el primer

which could be good news for miami. because in august, the city partnered with a crypto company to launch miamicoin. the mayor says it hopes it can one day fund programs that address poverty and other needs in the city and eventually, he says, replace texas. cnbc's kate rooney replace taxes? how does this work >> reporter: that's right, shep. the mayor is betting tha miamicoin will set the city up for that lofty goal. the crypto-currency was born with a nonprofit called city coins. according to its founders, anyone can download the software, hop on a computer to mint those new coins the miner keeps 70% of the profits and the rest goes straight to the city's wallet. and shep, like other crypto-currencies, miamicoin also trades on an exchange, so people can invest in it. this one hit an all-time high of just around five cents it is the first and so far the only test case of this idea, but since august, the crypto-currency has brought in just over $10 million for miami. that's more than three times what officials say they

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cnn's ryan young live in miami, with the latest on this. art acevedo is a household name, a well known police chief who was brought in to miami specifically because he is seen as a rock star. >> reporter: yeah, john. you think about this, is it house of cards or game of thrones, you think about this, when he was brought in, they called him the tom brady, the michael jordan of policing. that's the kind of fanfare they brought art acevedo into. on top of that, he put a survey out for the police department early on, trying to get officers' opinions. but there were a lot of changes that were going to be made and that didn't go over very well. this really played out in the media, between art acevedo and the commissioners. they went back and forth, and a lot of people here in miami say this is a nasty as they have seen politics in some 25 years with this playing out. we did just obtain this memo from the chief and i'll read to you in part what the quote says, it says i promise to continue to fight the good fight, to rid mpd of the political inter

they are millionaire real estate magnates in miami. they are the married cofounders of this centner academy. they happen to have a lot of money so they have a lot of power over this school. they are not regular people. they fund anti-vaccine films, targeting black, brown, and indigenous communities. they host antivaccine activists at their school. they had robert f. kennedy at their school, having lunchtime with their children, with their students. they threatened teachers who got vaccinated and now they're threatening their students and parents based on this nonsense. >> is this the only school doing it? because i want to understand, how widespread is it in terms of the information they're putting out there, because even if it's one tiny school, suddenly this story makes its way around the country and louise ruhle is calling me saying, she's worried. >> extremes. we're not seeing this level of insanity sweeping through other schools, but for the last year and a half, schools have been sort of a ground zero for anti-maxers and anti-vax

my question is, how do the cuban-americans in miami have so much power? for instance, we have three u.s. senators who are cuban-americans supposedly, but they were never born in cuba, you know? and they just do that to vote and to vote against cuba all the time, and they know nothing about cuba. i live in cuba, nobody listens to me. host: manny, thank you. guest: a great question. first, some demographics. about three quarters of the nations cuban-american population about over 2 million people live in florida, so florida contains the greatest concentration of cuban-americans. interestingly, no other hispanic origin group is as concentrated in anyone state, let alone one county like miami-dade, as cuban-americans. that is important to note. there is power in numbers. also, while cuban-americans have been an important force, particularly to hispanic voters in south florida and a politics, as you mentioned, people elected to the senate or house of representatives as examples, one thing that is interesting is cuban-americans are making up a declining share o

los manifestantes caminaron por una calle cÉntrica de miami y en la entrada al puerto se acostaron en el piso formando una cadena humana, se negaron a moverse por unas horas asÍ que la policÍa arrestÓ a diez de ellos y asÍ dispersÓ la protesta >> queremos que nos ayuden, estamos en este paÍs, hemos aportado, hemos declarado nuestros impuestos, somos personas honradas, tenemos buen rÉcord, tambiÉn para poder ayudar a los demÁs. >> estamos en desobediencia porque se nos acabÓ la paciencia, desde 1986 no habÍa una reforma migratoria, la queremos ahora >> los manifestantes tambiÉn piden el fin de la polÍtica sanitaria conocida como tÍtulo 42 que permite expulsar de manera inmediata a miles de solicitantes de asilo bajo el argumento de la pandemia. y mientras tanto en las cortes de inmigraciÓn se van acumuland las peticiones de asilo, hay cerca de un millÓn y medio de casos pendientes, un aumento de casi 400% en los Últimos diez aÑos. edgar muÑoz hablÓ con inmigrantes vÍctimas de esta burocracia >> soy bilingÜe. >> fernando ese los millones de rezagado en tribunales d

. >> yo vengo de baltimore y me quedÉ en miami para ver si regreso. reportera: le dieron alguna razÓn? >> nada. reportera: que se podÍa quedar en un motel? >> nada. reportera: mÁs de 2000 vuelos fueron cancelados el fin de semana. inicialmente la aerolÍnea dijo que los retrasos eran por trÁfico aÉreo, pero fue desmentido por la agencia de aeronÁutica. esta familia de maryland estÁ tratando de salir de miami. >> nos dijeron que los empleados no estaban trabajando por la vacunaciÓn. reportera: hace unos dÍas hubo una protesta de empleados por la vacunaciÓn. el sindicato de pilotos dice que los retraso no tienen nada que ver con este tema. paulina: quÉ se espera para las prÓximas horas? habrÁn mÁs cancelaciones? reportera: no podemos responder esta pregunta. todavÍa la aerolÍnea no ha dicho lo que podemos esperar. en su Último comunicado reitera las disculpas a los pasajeros y se unen a las palabras de los pilotos y dice que esto no es una disputa laboral. paulina: hablamos de la autorizaciÓn que solicita la farmacÉutica merck a la fd

. >>> the city of miami officially fired the police chief they voted unanimously to terminate the chief after he spent only six months on the job. he gained national attention for supporting police reforms serving in houston, was in a feud with miami officials. the city manager says he lost the from you can to the department in an interview with the washington post, he says the city of miami was not ready for reform >>> caught on body cam, the intense rescue from a fiery crash. two police officers in garland, texas, unconscious driver, ejected from the vehicle before making a harrowing real zaition. >> we have one more. we have one more grab the happened, get the happened c'mon, man, get the hand, get out, c'mon c'mon. yeah, i got you. >> the officers are being hailed for heroes doing anything they could to free the man. both the passengers ar recovering from non-life-threatening injuries. >>> meteorologist jan es ka webb is with us now, she's tracking serious storms good morning, janessa. >> good morning. yes, it continues, you know it's been a tough job for texas and now for the ohio

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no other hispanic origin is as concentrated than anyone state let alone one county like miami-dade is cuban-americans are. it's important to note, there power in numbers butut also whie cuban-americans certainly have been an important force particularly when it comes to hispanic voters in south florida and nationally in national politics as mentioned, people who collect to the senate or house of representatives on example of this. one thing that's interesting is cuban americans maketh up a declining share of hispanic voters in the state of florida. puerto ricans on thean rise and other groups on the rise so it remains to be seen are not patterns are observed in the last 50 years continuing into the next 50 years in regards to relative what seems like relative strength of cuban-american vote in the vunited states. the other thing interesting here is we've seen cuban-americans up until recently shifting pork democraticn- parties, yet young cuban americans then older cuban-americans but it's interesting the shift report from among latino voters from 2016 -- 2020, it can't be explained by

shejoins us from miami. great to have you on newsday today. in the first instance, what are the latest details that you have heard on the kidnapping, do we know who is behind it, what more can you tell us? inaudible. we are having a bit of difficulty hearing you, i'm just going to ask that question again, what are the latest details you have heard on the kidnapping so far, what more can you tell us? yes. heard on the kidnapping so far, what more can you tell us?— more can you tell us? yes, i have been in touch _ more can you tell us? yes, i have been in touch with _ more can you tell us? yes, i have been in touch with the _ more can you tell us? yes, i have been in touch with the haitian - been in touch with the haitian national police and they still do not have confirmation of the kidnapping. they are basicallyjust reading the press reports and the latest we have is what you just reported which is what christian aid ministries confirmed that 17 individuals including one canadian national and i6 individuals including one canadian national an

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saab appeared in a miami court for the first time monday facing corruption charges. in response, venezuela's government has halted negotiations with the u.s. this is venezuelan president nicolas maduro. >> the plane arrived, the hitmen came down. they fought about and removed him from the jail he was held. they took him without advising lawyers nor the family nor anybody. amy: nbc news reports the homeland security department is planning to build an "intelligence-gathering" cell to closely surveil the movement of migrants in central and south america who may be making their way to the united states to seek asylum. dhs officials are also seeking to establish aerial surveillance of trucks and migrate camps across multiple borders in increased collaboration between central and south american authorities and u.s. agents. the cell will be operational by the end of october. this comes as some 90,000 migrants hoping to reach the u.s. for refuge remain trapped in the southern mexico city. this is louise garcia, a human rights advocate. >> the biden administration will give $

reportera: por su parte, el sindicato de maestros de miami—dade reaccionÓ en un comunicado. "las acciones por parte de la junta de educaciÓn de florida y el gobernador son negligentes e irresponsables. esto inflige derechos de la junta escolar". florida sigue siendo el estado con mÁs muertes por covid—19. en los Últimos 28 dÍas hace registraron mÁs de 8000 muertes. eso es todo de mi parte. fÉlix: tras el cese de la la moratoria de desalojos en miles de internos han quedado expuestos al perder sus hogares. entre ellos, estÁn los documentales, los mÁs vulnerables porque no tienen ayudade los nÚmeros estatales o federal. pedro: miles de inquilinos en el paÍs estÁn siendo desalojados de las propiedades que alquilan por falta de pago. la moratoria del gobierno federal ya terminÓ y no hay nada que los proteja. >> no saben cÓmo pedir una moratoria. estÁn siendo desalojados. no saben dÓnde encontrar el dinero. la realidad, les afectÓ bastante. reportero: josÉ guzmÁn tiene una organizaciÓn a donde mucha gente esta llegando desesperada buscar ayuda antes de quedar

and gallagher life or a say in miami, live pictures again from texas, where we are waiting for star trek or actor william shatner to launch into space. there's been a slight delay, but we're expecting it to happen very so. ah hello again. i'm fully battle with the headlines on al jazeera progress towards clean energy is far too slow, and governments must triple spending. as the car from the international energy agency is as the world is set to miss it's net 0 target by 2050, by 60 per cent. or the e was being particularly badly hit, it's been laying out a plan to protect people facing huge bills be done is to fault. first, our immediate priorities to protect europe's consumers, especially the most vulnerable. second, we have to make our into system better prepared and more resilient, so that we don't have to face a similar situation in the future. the short term member states are best placed and equipped duct and as in going to barbara and protecting consumers is a longstanding you priority. so it means that our rules already allow and in fact encourage the member states take action in a

gerardo: alex sada ——saab ya estÁ en miami llegÓ para ser notificado decargos de lavado de dinero producto de la corrupciÓn. saab estuvo detenido en la isla de cabo verde durante casi 15 meses librando mÚltiples batallas legales y polÍticas. el gobierno de venezuela se oponÍa fÉrreamente a la extradiciÓn. maduro fue un dÍa triste y de indignacion porque el imperio norteamericano violando todo el derecho internacional se llevÓ a un diplomÁtico venezolano. >>el canciller jorge a riaza advirtiÓ que pdebÍa entregarse en estados unidos . estÁ obligado a mantener los mÁs altos niveles de secreto y lealtad con respecto a la informaciÓn clasificada que posee. se presentaba como vÍctima del imperialismo, pero negociaba tras bambalinas con el imperio. fuentes de univisiÓn investiga nos han dicho que las primeras audiencias del caso relacionado con alex van a salir a reducir indicios de que ofreciÓ informaciÓn a los fiscales de estados unidos tanto antes como despuÉs de ser arrestado. los arreglos al parecer no fructificaron. el empresario negÓ los acercamientos. nuestras fuentes

jesÚs trabaja en la carretera conduciendo este camiÓn donde transporta paquetes, hoy reciÉn llegada miami y dice que cada vez le resulta mÁs difÍcil llevar su propio negocio porque los precios del combustible le parecen excesivos. >> yo vengo ahorita de oklahoma 1350 millas y la distancia es exorbitante, demasiado. reportera: dice gastar ciento dÓlares al mes ya que la gasolina caso su precio mÁs alto en siete aÑos. a principio de semana el costo promedio de un galÓnera de 3,30 $, siete, cinco centavos mÁs que hace un mes, 1,08 $ mÁs que hace un aÑo. expertos dicen que esta situaciÓn no sÓlo se estÁ viviendo en estados unidos. >> hemos visto en aumento aÑo verlo mÁs en la demanda y a la vez una confluencia de factores por lo que la gasolina subido. el costo de transporte, los impuestos y el precio del crudo. reportera: el costo del crudo estÁ por encima de los 80 $ el barril en agosto el precio del barril estaba por debajo de los 60 $ que crudo representa aproximadamente la mitad del precio del gas, lo cual se refleja en los bolsillos de los consumidores. >> nos afecta tota

leyla santiago joining us live from miami. clearly an effort here to dissuade people from getting vaccinated, leyla. >> reporter: this is not the first time this academy in miami has used false claims to ask people in their school to hold off from getting vaccinated against covid-19. in april, they asked teachers to hold off. the reason? a wide range of things that just are not true. here we go again. they are now asking students that if they get vaccinated to stay home for 30 days. in a letter obtained by our affiliate wsvn, i'll read a part of it for you, it says, if you are considering the vaccine for your academy student, we ask that you hold off until the summer when there will be time for the potential transmission or shedding onto others to decrease. false, false. i'll say it again, that is false. there is no credible study out there that indicates that the covid-19 vaccine in any way will lead to transmission of that. in a statement to cnn, the leadership in the academy said they are making their decision based off of