alejandra bologna: muchas gracias. damián trujillo: y gracias, para más información, el consulado general de méxico en san josé, está aquí en la calle enzo 302, calle enzo, ahí está la página de web para más información. regresamos con la agencia comunitaria sagrado corazón aquí en comunidad del valle; no se nos vayan. [música] comunitaria sagrado corazón, aquí en san josé, una agencia que está al pie del cañón cuando se trata de servicios comunitarios; con nosotros, nos acompaña ana melara glenn, que es parte de la mesa, bueno, de la administración de la agencia del sagrado corazón, aquí en san josé; ana, bienvenida al programa de comunidad del valle. ana melara: mucho gusto, damián, gracias. damián trujillo: gracias por estar aquí; estamos aquí porque se van a mudar, parte de sus servicios a un nuevo centro, pero queremos hablar de los servicios que están proveyendo ahorita; tenemos video de la belleza que es la entrega de regalitos, y de necesidades para las familias; platíquenos de e

alejandra bologna: muchas gracias por tenerme, damián. damián trujillo: no, gracias; hablamos un poco de los ruferos que están invadiendo la universidad de stanford, y usted participó un poco en el programa; platíquenos del orgullo que, que trae este programa. alejandra bologna: sin duda ha sido una decisión extraordinaria del sindicato de los ruferos aquí en el Área de san josé, porque parte del entrenamiento, implicó una semana en la universidad de stanford, y esto tiene un mensaje muy fuerte, no solamente para ellos que vieron que son capaces de poder estar en stanford, en una de las universidades más prestigiosas que tiene aquí estados unidos, y también, pues, la posibilidad del mensaje que da a las nuevas generaciones, a los hijos, de que sí es posible que puedan alcanzar, pueden estudiar, y pueden llegar, inclusive, a estar presentes en una de las universidades más prestigiosas que tiene estados unidos; esa es la importancia también de estudiar y prepararse, no importa el trabajo que se haga, pero lo importante es est

the people of bologna have been hit hard by the covid pandemic. but i've arrived during a brief moment of normality when lockdown has been lifted restaurants are filling up and masks are optional outside. bologna is an ancient university town the oldest in the western

the people of bologna have been hit hard by the covid pandemic. but i've arrived during a brief moment of normality when lockdown has been lifted restaurants are filling up and masks are optional outside. bologna is an ancient university town the oldest in the western world brought to life by students flaunting their youth. this bread is an aphrodisiac. i'm all alone in a hotel. why would i want to do that? this place is rich and its food is famous. some bold souls whisper that it's the best in italy. >> massimo: smell, smell, smell! the smell is unbelievable. i'm stanley tucci. i'm italian on both sides and i'm traveling across italy to discover how the food in each of this country's 20 regions is as unique as the people and their past. anger, religion, and death in one pasta. it has everything in it. i'm here to discover why this place is home to the gastronomic superstars of the nation's food... >> nicola: this is made with love. ...and how an obsession with perfection... >> woman: every cut is perfect. ...drives its producers. will you marry m

damian: all right, thank you so much, ambassador alejandra bologna. and again, this contest for the kids we talked about, log on to the website for more information. thank you. we'll see you again next month, ambassador. alejandra: thank you. damian: thank you. let's share that information now if you'd like to log on. find out more about any of the topics that we discussed today. there is the consulate of mexico in san jose on enzo drive. up next on "comunidad del valle," the vta, they need you. stay with us. ♪♪♪ damian: the vta is looking for a few good women and men. with me on "comunidad del valle" is roxanna gil who's a trainer for bus operators for vta on "comunidad del valle." roxanna, welcome to the show. roxanna gil: thank you. damian: so you're looking for a few good women and men. tell us about that. roxanna: yes, we are looking for operators. as of now, to my knowledge, we need approximately 54 operators to come and drive these buses. it's a lot easier than it seems for sure. damian: and tell us what the requisites are, the prerequisi

bologna is an ancient university town the oldest in the western

alejandra bologna: thank you so much for having me. damian: we have a lot to talk about in such a short time, but i want to throw some numbers at you because you're doing a lot of work in the first three months of this year alone. you've given out 9,300 passports in the first three months. that's about 155 passports per day. damian: that's a lot of work. alejandra: yes, of course. we have done a lot in these first three months. we know that they are very important for our community because they are paying taxes, and march and april are months that we have a lot of requests for the documents. so, but we have been working very hard. and i just want to say to all the people that are seeing us that we are open, and we have been open since last year during the pandemic also. and we are doing our most effort to attend most people possible. we know that there have been some issues with the appointments, but what we request is not to go and pay for the appointments because the appointments are free, and that help us to have the opportunity to

bologna and beans. it's your turn >> famed actor fred ward has died at the age of 79 on may 8th according to a statement by his publicist and family best known for his work on films like "sweet home alabama," "tremors," and "the right stuff" and more, the award-winning actor was also a husband and father no cause of death was disclosed. >>> now to a "today" show exclusive. we are hearing for the very first time from that airplane passenger who landed the small aircraft in florida last week after the pilot passed out "today's" savannah guthrie spoke exclusively to that hero passenger about how he did it. sam brock has more >> reporter: staring death in the face >> by the time i had moved forward to the front of the airplane, i realized that we had now gone into a dive at a very fast rate. >> reporter: darren harrison speaking for the first time exclusively to "today's" savannah guthrie about performing an emergency landing with no experience ever flying and a pilot passed out at the controls >> all i saw

there are more italians here than in bologna and pisa. the ancient romans saw it as their last frontier. no, it's not. it's a place built on tradition and innovation. and whatever you have heard, the food here is incredible. wow. >> this is so good. i don't even want to talk anymore. i just want to eat t.welcome to london. >> i'm stanley tucci. ite italian on both sides, and i've been traveling across italy to discover how the food in each of this country's 20 regions is as unique as the people and their past. by population alone, london could be italy's 21st region. >> in england now you can go to the sardinan restaurant, venetan, neapolitan. in the old days it was only italianed to. >> my friend is one of half a million italians who have chosen to make london their home. so why is it here that for 150 years italians have found the freedom >> this is completely different from what i saw in italy -- >> to create something wonderful? you see how i gave myself the bigger piece. mmm, mmm, my god, oh, i love that. come on. this is incredible.

it's a, it's a bologna and my a sent it then use cuz they can show it then or what has the thing opening up an absolute question. you back teacher, when you get this with you, that is a say give them like he feels a lot of what he has done blood with my way up several high a funny life with frontier today, i'm authorized the additional strong sanction foreign companies quitting russia numbers $1.00 to $1.00. thank you. this glycine. so atm card to blantan banks disconnected from the international payment system. functional poppy, jermel donna and euro exchange rates follow up on i trouble up on a couple more of those. so i would know what the committee met, the bulk of the bill on that is the current. can you say, i don't see a metallica promise volume in russian business overcome this song. so, you know, i bought enough to handle shit tremendously. just me don't plus voice, bullshit, national, productive notches steel, osh, a beer bull. what i see that but themselves when you call, when you basilica player for you got any a cost to get the group when you, when you're spinning him with d

we need a much more profound national conversation than the kind of political bologna that both parties engage in that sticks up at a level of some trying to somehow mans plate a system that is totally broken. now, you want to protect schools and here i agree totally with sean hannity and others, deal with texas has begun to do and this school did not do, and that is pay teachers to become guardians, train them, maybe sure they're arm, make sure if somebody walked into the field with a rifle, thankful, if i'm going to be blunt will get killed. there should be a sign that says we're not going to make it and we're going to kill your children first. every family pay $500 extra, that would be a federal program, every teacher willing to be trained and armed to protect the children, teachers and administrators. but we don't have that kind of conversation. we're all stuck up in some high political bologna led by president joe biden who i think yesterday made a total disgrace out of what should have been. >> laura: that was embarrassing. >>-- a serious national speech. so i'm very happy to have

well, it's cuz i'm at the bologna, my a sent it things cuz they can show it then what says, leaping opening up a particular absolute test. you package it with the easy to say give them a little over with with with a a recall with this with, you know, is with you, i'm with a wage with full credit. it's going to be out of wood from beach, gonna still be patient. but in the border with a to see how it becomes the advocate, an engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look so common ground. ah headline stories this our rushes foreign ministry say the country will be forced to retaliate with military measures if finland follows through with this plan to join nato also ahead mitchum it is sent through the western sanctions are revoking a global crisis. in many ways. we are already seen them a sharp rise of inflation rates, which have reached 20 percent in some countries. vladimir putin face the west is heading for an economic disaster due to the boss to law of sanctions against moscow . while ukraine and to europe was by suspending russian gallon drums

now let's be some other stories. saw making news in the ukraine war, ukrainian president bologna zalinski has called for maximum sanctions against russia and said vladimir putin is the only russian official he would meet to negotiate an end to the war with. he spoke by a video link to the world economic forum and double switzerland. russian business leaders are and diplomats are mourned from this year's meeting. senior russian diplomat has resigned because he's against the invasion of ukraine. orest bondo ref, worked for moscow's mission to the united nations in geneva is written to colleagues saying he is ashamed of the war. and starbucks is pulling out of the russian market. the seattle coffee giant has announced the closure of all its 130 stores. there the brand had initially said it would keep the stores open, but don't a profits do monetary relief efforts in ukraine. mcdonalds exited the russian market last week. german chest were all of schultz is now in south africa for talks focused on trade. part of his 1st trip to africa since taking office on monday, shoulds wasn't near where h

s. government has pledged to the country ukrainian president bologna zalinski, thank biden for the latest package. yeah, getting, i'm grateful to president biden for immediately signing of $40000000000.00 support package for ukraine approved by congress. this is a historical contribution to the protection of freedom. in europe, you will be conservative coalition in australia has been voted out of government for the 1st time in almost a decade. australian voters have back to the labor party instead. it now falls to anthony alban easy to form a new government, but easier to secure. parliamentary majority. you as president joe biden says he'd be willing to meet leader kim jong. if the north korean leader wants to talk about security in the region. the president is in soul, on his 1st trip to asia since he took office. well, those were the headlines. the news continues here now to 0 after, in fact story stage and done so much of the what what do we need to know that on this we don't need to be with them to look at about how to put them to me. i think i mentioned you open the home and yeah, to

oh, still spoiled what, what moves of what was that anything during bologna or inter white man's aunt's or on this is it is old seat over is not impressed me. well, actually school made an impact back on society after that because it was through things we saw in sports from taking a ne, a huge scores events, and from discussions around whether the need should be taken through to say actions which were commendable. life i fell of the players and the officials throughout the n b. i and santos refusing to play if that was a necessary action. i think that sport was instructing society in some ways on, on how to behave. and these things come from the top. i mean, i've said many times over the years, i've refused to go on as a reporter or correspondence and say, well, faithful, you a for has handed out a fine over to spend. chin was stadium closure. so what? kick a club out of a competition. kick a nation out, not for a 1st minor offense may be a, you know, you, but you have legal difficulties dead, but then needs to be strong. actually comes from the top when in this country on a sports prog

third placed napoli beat genoa 3—0, while sassuolo beat bologna. both the tennis world number ones won in italy on sunday. iga swiatek retained her italian open title with a straight sets win over 0ns jabeur. and there was a record 38th masters title for novak ijokovic as he beat stefanos tsistsipas in rome. he seems to be peaking at the right time for the french open which starts in a week's time. i have been building my form for the last couple of weeks and like the previous years, i knew that my best days on the clay is usually coming around at the wrong time. it couldn't be a better time coming into roland garros in the title with this wonderful tournament. juan pedro lopez has held on to the leader's pinkjersey after a dramatic day's racing at the giro d'italia. the first mountainous stage of the grand tour was won by australia's jai hindley. he moves up to fifth place. pedro lopez hung on over the hills and stays in the overall lead going into monday's rest day. that's all the sport for now. polls have closed in lebanon where people have been

. >> we smoke our own bologna. >> they added a dance spot. >> was it a purposeful decision to make it a destination? >> not originally, it was originally to save the store and it has changed to so much more. >> when you hit the door, you feel at home. that's how we want you to feel. >> starved for food access, small towns relying on themselves. >> there's never a day that goes by that somebody doesn't say, hey, we appreciate you being here. >> reporter: as groceries become the heart of america's heartland. cbs news. kansas. >>> in washington, congress took a step to allow some of the own staffers to unionize. so far the decision applies only to the house and not the senate. but it comes amid a nationwide push for labor rights as workers take on the biggest corporations. we have the story. >> reporter: for a decade, working on capitol hill seemed like a dream job. >> every day you are working in a living museum. the same time, the first you don't -- the first job i worked in, i was making $33,000 a year. splitting an apartment with a college friend. it was not uncommon to get a meal at

so from to me in this race neck and neck, those are the most important right on the bologna talking about the referendum on the big lie because that's all the spices about about the election machinery, who's gonna oversee the next election, that's with us about. so we've seen a number of democrats crossover to vote in this republican primary just for brad raffensperger. talked about, i can't vote for brian kemp, they don't want jody hice. so this is a hugely important race, probably the most important and will be watching that closely. >> it's nice that kind of guy who would've found those 11,000 votes? >> heise said he would've listened to the president. he has said that he surprised all jump and said he would do something very different the next time around and he is talking specifically about i-20 for. >> did you hear that guys, you can vote for him guys he will be bad guy. tom, if kemp once, so we spent a lot more of mike pence? >> yeah. devin you have video coming up guys. he's been doing this periodically. he selected with these things. his mask we've stagecraft is amazing. trump wa

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grave in which is in switzerland, and i i made a great long pilgrimage to just go sit there and eat a bologna sandwich because i was reading him. you know, i like going it, you know, so a little bit of travel i've seen almost all the united states, but i'm not been to one state. 49 and i still have never been to hawaii. and the reason is i always feel if i go there. i like to go for a month and i never have the month. so maybe down the line here, i'll go there for my month, but i desperately want to be able to say i went to all 50 states and then i i have the benefit of convincing my wife to become a die-hard detroit tiger. man because i grew up there in toledo and i was really detroit market. so we went last week. i saw the tigers play the astros with in a limited stadium it great the tigers won and we hope to go i with my kids visit all the stadiums. it's just a little like a chuck. but how many of you visit indiana about half? i'm about half. i'm really like to go see where the the brewers stadium and you know, we're talking about people of interviewing and all you know, i recently wrote f

can say in response to anything the republicans say is, well, that's all just not true, it is phony bologna. well, you had your chance to come in and tell the public what your version of events is, but you chose not to. you can't now say the opposite. i have worked with enough juries that juries believe that sort of thing. they know that when someone doesn't come in and then tries to say something opposite, it is not believable. so i don't think it will work. i think it will be very unfortunate. >> jill wine-banks, as always, thank you for spending some time with us. >> thank you, alicia. >>> coming up after a 60-second break, fact checking fox hosts trying to scapegoat immigrant babies in the baby formula shortage. >>> later, dah ya ligtwick on the fight over roe v. wade. first i will talk to the coach of the well's lacrosse team for drugs that did not exist, triggering accusations of racial profile. we're back in 60 seconds. profil. we're back in 60 seconds refresh italiano subway now has italian-style capicola on the new supreme meats and mozza meat. just like my nonna makes when she coo

after the pandemic, we build courage and great bologna for groups and provide opportunities to reflect reflection and physical engagement this is an important time to get youth outdoors to build that sense of connection to one another. but yeah, over the last 10 11 years in california, we've served about 20,000 students. great well, you know, i want to draw our attention to one of the people who just came down here. excuse me, sir. how was it? still trying to get my breath? i'm still trying to get get my constitution backed. it was amazing. the first time you've ever done that. it's not the first time it felt like the first time. you're name abraham simmons. and so how did you decide to do this? what made you decide to do this? i became a member of the board of directors of outward bound about a decade ago. i've been supporting them ever since. uh and g whiz every year. it's a challenge. we go around the board table and we ask, okay, who's going to go this year? yeah described me. i mean, just together our viewers a sense, it's cold. you can tell. it's windy and our hair is blowing in

trumps federalism and if trump had retained the power himself, i guarantee after two months who this is bologna. this is hogwash. we're not doing we're gonna open the country back up and he would have issued executive orders to that effect. now would they have been overridden? i don't know it would legislate your pass laws. i don't know but i guarantee you that things would not have evolved the way they did and therefore added that layer on to all the other. did you mentioned jim all these horrible things that were going on? which i think is the the thing that really sunk him was the the downed economy as a result of the the china virus. i think even with the fraud he would have beat the fraud. if not for the china virus. every republican who's residence going to be asked by our corrupt media. do you think the 2020 election was on the up and up? one do you think the 2020 election was on the up and up and two? how should say ron desantis answer the answer that question? no, i do not believe it was on the up-and-up. i think we have abundant evidence of fraud. we don't know who it benefited, but t

zero we're in this environment where the fed is going to move and this whole 50 basis points thing is bologna, it's clearly going to 75 and they don't believe what jay powell said last week and even if he's true the market thinks that it should be a 75 basis points move and it's going to take valuations to that point stuart: how do you mean? you mean the market is going to do the job of the fed for it if the fed doesn't act with a big rate hike, is that what you're saying? >> exactly. if the fed, the market is telling you that they think inflation is out of control, the fed is behind the 8 ball, and if the fed doesn't get more aggressive the market is going to do that work, it's going to reprice the risk, based on what it views rates should be and where they will ultimately end up going, you and i both know this because we talk about it, right? that the fed has to get in front of the inflation read if they in fact want to tame it. stuart: i don't see a safe haven , so all i'm doing is sitting back and sitting on my hands and just waiting for this thing to pass and then figure out later. >> we

it's not a bologna sandwich, what is it? >> steve: it's a person. >> it's a baby. more and more with our scientific technology, babies can survive and, yet, the democrats and the left still push abortion up to the last second. the governor of colorado, the governor of california. >> ainsley: and virginia even after the baby is born. >> it's a human being we can have that debate which is separate over institution. ybe it's not separate. it shows the poisoning of our culture, roe v. wade doesn't even do what these governors want to do. federal funding for abortions, we had an agreement under the hyde amendment for 15 years that the federal dollars wouldn't be used because we had to have respect for people who have a moral problem with it. that's been eliminated. we have doctors and nurses for religious reasons and moral reasons who don't want to conduct abortions. those democrats that you hear now in the senate and the house. they are trying to force them. force them to do what they want them to do. this is what happens. people are at loggerheads here. absolute logge