juan is black. juan is not oppressed, anyone that wears cuff links are not oppressed and every time i see juan show pictures of his family, everyone looks beautiful, like they are having the time of their lives 6789 i looked at the details. in shipley school, outside philly, nice prep school, they are telling parents, not to tell kids, you have beautiful, blue eyes because blue eyes raises to a standard of white european beauty and marginalizes brown-eyed people. you know how i feel about this, i don't think schools should give homework to parents at all. we have enough on our plate n. buffalo, buffalo is teaching kids, if you are white, you are participating in systemic racism. that is like saying all people are -- that are white are racists, when we know the real problem in buffalo are people being bills' fans. in oregon, they are teaching you that math is racist. math is just boring n. washington, d.c., they are telling you that the phrase "hard work is the key to success," is a form of white opp

juan, you are so transparent. >> juan: transparent? i try to ask you a question and you are unable to answer it. >> greg: you just wanted to bait me. >> juan: no! >> dagen: a >> juan: i asked you a legitimate question. you couldn't handle it. it's okay. >> greg: i'm laughing at you, juan. >> juan: dagen, who did you like better? >> greg: hilarious. >> dagen: i like rob long, a frequent guest on the got fouled show, exclamation point. it's not just how hollywood shunned someone for who they voted for, like kirstie alley. it's the people they cover up for, like harvey weinstein. he was a democrat. he was one benefactor and fund-raiser for the democrats. he got busted, "the new york times" expose come out. his statement read like "i'm one of you, i'm anti-trump. you'd better not turn on me." eventually, they did, but hollywood covered up for him for decades. he abused and raped woman after woman after woman. i find that even more disgusting in terms of hollywood liberals. >> juan: "one more thing" is next for you on "the five." ♪ ♪ .

>> juan: it was mine. i apologize. >> jesse: it was juan. it was juan. >> katie: it's okay. on this issue of the free college, community college, joe biden is pushing this at the same time you have school districts across the country saying no more advanced math. free college but you don't get to actually take advanced courses that may get you to college or get you a scholarship to college. the other thing is, the cradle the cradle to grave socialism, this is always sold as americans having more opportunity. paid leave will give more women more opportunity. it's actually the opposite. it means you have less freedom, zero choices in the private sector gets completely suffocated because it can't afford these policies. we are seeing it right now with unemployment. restaurants can't hire enough people because people aren't going back to work because they are making more money from the government and they are actually going to work and so the opposite of these programs is always the truth. less freedom, fewer choices, more expenses than being sold by president biden right now. >>

the palestinians in gaza can't protect themselves. >> jesse: juan, juan -- >> juan: let me finish. it's one person -- >> jesse: so israel should respond -- >> juan: one person here -- i'm sorry, jesse. you're so wrong on this. guess what? this didn't start because hamas started it. this started because people were being -- the israeli settlers were coming in israeli army forces. it wasn't a matter of invection. then you get people angry. some much of this goes back to trump and netanyahu making a deal with allies -- >> jesse: juan, you -- >> juan: i'm just saying, they're going after iran and iran's nukes. i understand that. but they absolutely left the palestinians behind, the two-state solution that america pursued for decades. just left behind. so the palestinians feel absolutely voiceless and powerless. >> jesse: all right, juan. greg go ahead. >> greg: i am sitting here listening to this and i don't know what is going on. that's my impression. we can talk about the displacement. it's a land dispute that hamas used as an opportunity to start this war. if you want to go into tha

>> juan: no. >> jesse: why not, juan? >> juan: i asked you for a loan. remember that? >> jesse: exactly. it is a boutique vehicle. only 2% of the vehicles on the road are electric. and i bet and start the western side of virginia, drive down to north carolina through south carolina into north georgia county after county. you probably wouldn't see one electric car for sale at a dealership. not a single one. and not only that, i don't think you would see a single charging station. let's say you live in the city and you don't have a garage and you park on the street like most people. where are you putting the charging station, juan, ever think of that? and how are you going to charge the charging station? you are going to use coal or natural gas, the two things the democrats have declared war on. >> judge jeanine: all right, guys, got to go. get the vaccine and you can win a million dollars. the state rolling out that idea next. ♪ ♪ voiceover: riders. wanderers on the road of life. the journey is why they ride. when the road is all you need, there is no destination. u

, juan. >> juan: that's it for us. "special report" is up next. >> bret: hey, juan, congratulations. we welcome you in d.c. with open arms. come on back. >> juan: thank you so much. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. tonight we are covering several developing stories officials in san jose, california say an employee opened fire at mass transit rail yard today killing 8 people then himself. no known motive. we will have a live report from there just shortly. also tonight, fox has new polls out. americans say they believe there is more crime across the country right now than a year ago. and, also, in their own neighborhoods. almost three quarters of americans, 73% felt that

>> juan: yes. >> jesse: really? >> juan: i mean, it's the best-selling car in america. i think we all know that it's been that for a long time. >> jesse: the electric? not the electric. >> juan: no, i said the f-150 i think -- i'm pretty sure the ford f-150 is the best selling car in america. so i think that when you put something new on what is already a very successful product, people are attractived. people will flock to it. you know, the thing about this as you talk about gas prices, we didn't have a gas crisis. not like he is wasting time. we had a cyber crisis in terms of an oil pipeline being hacked. i mean, it could have been a hospital records. it could have been, you know, anything. we have a cybersecurity issue here and i'm sure we're going to pay attention and figure that out. but, when you talk about electric cars, you have got to realize it's not just biden taking this initiative but that the car companies, g.m., for example, ford, they have all said they are going to stop making gas-powered cars within the next 15, 20 years, jesse. that's the future. and

[laughter] >> katie: juan? >> juan: okay. i want to do a shoutout today to my good friend shannon bream and her new book women of the bible speak. it's number one nonfiction debut book of 2021. and it's even number one on the "new york times" best seller list for three weeks in a row. so, congratulations to shannon. women of the bible examines timeless stories of women, you know, women in the bible, women of religious faith and it speaks to women today to the readers about what it means to be a contemporary woman of faith. what jesse was saying with mother's day around the corner a great gift for the mother in your life. purchase shannon's book at fox @foxnews.com/books or at your local bookstore. >> jesse: not as great as "how i saved the world." >> juan: no need to -- jesse. >> greg: so nice of to you could that for shannon bream. good for you, juan. >> greg: number one. >> katie: yeah, that was really nice. it's my turn to go back in 201 navy veteran tommy zer hellen walked 260 miles alone to raise awareness on suicide and

you are wrong, juan, juan. >> juan: why can't you do that? let me tell you why you can't say that, let me tell you why, because he said it. he perpetrated a lie that lead to violence. that's what happened. >> greg: that is your opinion, juan. >> juan: i am telling you, you can -- >> greg: we are operating under your assumption, it's you and twitter, you and facebook. >> juan: what they will tell you is, the fact that he lied and the insurrection of the capital, it was what prompted them to say, we need to sanction donald trump. not conservatives >> greg: your opinions lead to violence, too. it's an opinion. >> juan: that is not true, it's not about opinion. it's about a fact. it was directly tied -- >> kennedy: what's happening in portland for ten months. >> juan: let me have a shot. i'm just telling you. truth is not about somehow it's republican, some how it's been democrat. it's the truth is the truth and somehow donald trump tells an ongoing lie that has threatened our democracy and people are saying, this is too threatening to us as a so

juan, why do they keep doing that? >> juan: let me get this straight. there was never anybody shot in times square under republican? okay, all right. if you believe that, fine. >> greg: remember rudy giuliani? that is the dumbest comment. >> juan: you had your turn. that's so silly. >> greg: it is silly. it is silly. >> juan: so here's the thing. here's the thing. >> greg: it is the greatest tourist attraction in the world. did you remember that? is that not true? >> juan: it's not true. not true. what we had was a revival of new york. you know, you talk about crime. you know -- lets go back. i will go back to the stimulus. a much more interested in that. i am taken by the idea that you see republicans out there right now campaigning, going home to town hall meetings and taking credit as if they had voted for this package. and you say, well wait a second, republicans didn't vote for it. but they want to take credit for it now. and the thing about this is when you look at the criticism either of stimulus or on employment benefits, and that's the big argu

juan i think that's right. i think prime minister netanyahu said that he really appreciates president biden's support so far. up next, nancy pelosi blasting republicans for defying her mask. her critics ammo by showing up at mass close at the white house? we will have more for you next on "the five." ♪ ♪ ok everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. great tasting ensure with 9 grams of protein, 27 vitamins and minerals, and nutrients to support immune health. so you want to make the best burger ever? 27 vitamins and minerals, then make it! that means cooking day and night until... [ ding ] success! that means... best burger ever. intuit quickbooks helps small businesses be more successful with payments, payroll, and banking. ♪ ♪ look, if your wireless carrier was a guy you'd leave him tomorrow. not very flexible. not great at saving. you deserve better... xfinity mobile. now they have unlimited for just $30 a month... $30. and they're number one in customer

all right, juan, you're next. >> juan: so some dreams do come true, a student with cerebral palsy dreamed about playing football, take a look at what his fellow sixth-graders did for him, it is really sweet. [screaming] >> juan: a student at detroit lake middleton throwing a touchdown from his wheelchair. said that the students always look out for him and show kindness and compassion every day. there is a life lesson for all of us. >> dana: those are great kids! >> jesse: those are some good blocks out there. >> dana: okay, katie! >> katie: speaking of sports and working out, look add to mary jesse, one of the world's toughest grandmas in an international powerlifting champion who says that she looks and feels better than she did 30 years ago. she started lifting weights when she was 59 years old and got hooked and now she has more than 30 world records in her name until she works out 20 hours a day, if anyone needs inspiration to get back to the gym, there you go. >> dana: oh, my gosh, look at that chain. i want to know how much weight was on the bar, wow, mary, let's get to bret baier u

this is 2020. >> juan: 2021, 21. dagen, just picking up on something dana said, the economy is about to surge, i think everybody agrees, the covid rates are going down, hospitalizations going down. as all this criticism of gavin newsom going to shortly be in the rearview mirror? three absolutely not, he is one of the left-wing weaklings who will side with the teachers union over children. he will sign with anybody of his political ilk over the actual people who pay taxes and need to the protection of the government. california is a paradise, or it used to be and people would tolerate high taxes and regulation until they wouldn't, because the quality of life simply is not worth the cost anymore. to caitlyn jenner's point, she will shine a spotlight on the hill that is coming your way if you elect these kind of people who don't believe in law and order, and don't believe in standing up for decent public school education, and you watch, if caitlyn jenner's ideas really start to gain traction and she starts getting a lot

>> juan: yet, with anybody. anybody. >> katie: well, look, look, i think this is revenge from melinda for his live-in girlfriend that he got to go visit once a year or once a month or whatever that weird arrangement was throughout the course of their marriage. i'm with greg. i don't think this is an emma amicable divorce. the news i am in for today is bennifer being back. then affleck and jennifer lopez are reportedly dating again. that's big news. >> greg: spotted in montana. >> juan: is it possible that they married a long time ago and just fell out of love? >> jessie: that's possible. although this was a fastball from her legal team that says we are ready to play dirty and it's going to go the way i wanted to go. or maybe there was some sort of relationship between gates and epstein that we don't know about that precipitated it. i think that epstein was looking for a whale. he managed his money and help to move money around for the irs. he was looking for the next whale. who is a bigger whale than the richest

they are not expelling, juan. of the 178,000 that we caught, 70,000 of them biden lead into the country. 70,000 of them, that's like 40% of the ones we are catching we are letting in. think about all the other ones are going around. what you're saying about unaccompanied minors is also not true. we had two months in a row of all-time highs, 18,000 and than 17,000. you're calling that progress? that's like saying that the nationals got blown out by 18 runs and next they got blown out by 17 runs. that's not progress. those are all time defeats. those are record-setting defeats, this is easily solved if he just says "we will not allow unaccompanied minors in" and fly them back or just remain in mexico, he can do it right like that but he's choosing not to. >> dana: love the sports analogy. >> juan: conversation to be continued. >> dana: i'm sure we will. our smartphone addiction is hitting a ridiculous new point, how bad it is. we will tell you next. ♪ ♪ ok everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced n

he still deflected. >> harris: juan, your thoughts. >> juan: i don't think there's any question that president biden is doing better than president trump did with the press. i think the context here is important. president trump treated the press as a target, a convenient target. he talked about "enemy of the people," "fake news," "ailing "new york times,"" because jeff bezos on "the washington post" -- he wanted to cancel people. i think he did cancel subscriptions to some of the big papers at the white house. joe biden's whole appeal is that he has a "friendly guy," and he knows reporters. he's in on them a long time. let me finish up. i think you have to understand that context. that is why the response from reporters was "joe is being joe." >> harris: it is a different context. >> juan: kayleigh knows that president trump used the press, in some ways, as an antagonist to stir up debate. >> kayleigh: he fought back against a lot of unfair headlines. that's what he did. he made the party stronger. you get all the press accountable. >> harris: he did do something that this president

juan carlos nos explica. juan: durante aÑos propietarios de ranchos y granjas de hispanos y otras minorÍas Étnicas se han quejado de discriminaciÓn, especialmente la hora de solicitar prÉstamo y apoyo del gobierno federal. >> el campo no ha sido igual para la gente anglosajona que plantan maÍz y todas esas cosas a alguien pequeÑo como nosotros que plantamos calabazas, fresas y esas cosas. juan: agrega este agricultor que se dedica a la producciÓn de frutas y verduras orgÁnicas en el norte de california que estas han causado mucho daÑo. >> nos ha llevado a que pierdan sus ranchos y equipos. juan: ahora el gobierno federal planear resarcir los daÑos ocasionados por esa discriminaciÓn eliminando sus deudas como parte del paquete de ayuda conocido como... [habla en inglÉs] juan: el secretario de agricultura explica que si un agricultor hispano obtuvo un prÉstamo de ese departamento para comprar un rancho o equipo para trabajar la tierra, el gobierno federal perdonarÁ esa deuda y si la persona obtuv

juan, kick us off today. >> juan: okay. thanks, dana. last christmas you may recall i gave my friend, jesse watters a plastic bonds we have tree after he killed a real one. well, this weekend my son began teaching the family how to properly raise and shape banzai here he is teaching my son eli and me how to properly grow a banzai. here is he tutoring mom and brother patrick. here he is showing off his beautiful banzai at the end of the tutoring session. with mayflowers blossoming all around this time of year pleasure to see the love of gardening blossoming. my first job was as a gardener at the brooklyn botanical garden so it gave me a special pleasure. >> dana: fun to see eli growing up. he has gotten so sal. great book promotion thing for everything will be okay. jasper graduating go to that tiny url.com everything will be okay. here is a mom. she read it first, these are all the pages she thought were important for her daughter to read. so, i signed that for abigail. and good luck to you and congratulations class of 2021. greg? >> let

. >> juan: [laughs] i bet they'd like you, kennedy. >> kennedy: take one first. >> juan: all right, "one more thing" is up next right here on "the five." ♪ ♪ [sfx: kids laughing] [sfx: bikes passing] [sfx: fire truck siren] onstar, we see them. okay. mother and child in vehicle. mother is unable to exit the vehicle. injuries are unknown. thank you, onstar. ♪ my son, is he okay? your son's fine. thank you. there was something in the road... it's okay. you're safe now. . finding new routes to reach your customers, and new ways for them to reach you... is what business is all about. it's what the united states postal service has always been about. so as your business changes, we're changing with it. with e-commerce that runs at the speed of now. next day and two-day shipping nationwide. same day shipping across town. returns right from the doorstep, and deliveries seven days a week. it's a whole new world out there. let's not keep it waiting. i don't hydrate like everyone else. because i'm not everyone else. they drink what they're told to drink. i drink what helps me rehydrate and

>> juan: yeah, look at you guys, i can't believe it. the opening segment of "the five"'s bubbly today, people are just overflowing with positive feelings and optimism about america, god bless you. this is great. i must say i just think it's a sign of america leading the way and so, you know, we had such, right now -- what'd you say, half of american adults have been vaccinated? that's incredible, for a while we were leading in terms of infection rate so i just think it's a wonderful time, i do say you have to give credit, i know it's not going to go over so well but you have to give credit to joe biden, i think he really has had a great opening segment here for his presidency, you know, think about even going back to the inauguration, he didn't have a big inauguration with a lot of people to avoid a super spreader event, that's setting an example, same thing with masks and now with getting people vaccinated. this is all good news and that's why people are partying and getting out and going to the beach and causing jesse problems on the

juan rivera. hay rumores sobre si las vacunas contra el covid-19 funcionan, o si tienen efectos secundarios. yo ya me la puse y puedo decirles que son seguras y efectivas. son una herramienta poderosa para reducir el contagio del covid en adultos de diferentes edades, razas y géneros. y si llegaras a presentar algún efecto secundario, quiere decir que la vacuna está funcionando y está creando las defensas que necesitas. juntos lograremos la inmunidad. haz una cita en vaccinateall58.com/español instant eraser de maybelline new york. juntos lograremos nuestro corrector lo hace todo. con un clic... borra. esculpe. corrige. fácil de difuminar. instant eraser. solo de maybelline new york. amo dos cosas: la comida para gatos de alta calidad de petco y la caja en la que la envían el mismo día. petco. salud + bienstar para tus mascotas. karla: vamos a celebrar a esos graduados bellos, este pequeÑo se gradÚa de kinder. estudia en la escuela de florida y de aquÍ de miami le mandamos un beso. es s

hi, juan. juan: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: protests and vigils were held across the country in the world -- and the world tuesday to mark one year since the police murder of george floyd in minneapolis. floyd's death sparked a national uprising and global movement to end racism and police brutality. on tuesday, president joe biden and vice president kamala harris met with members of the floyd family. biden reiterated his support for the george floyd justice in policing act, which is still being negotiated by lawmakers. civil rights attorney benjamin crump joined the floyd family in washington and urged passage of the legislation. >> their blood is on this legislation so we're going to continue with this family and this legal team to continue to press to say we have to respect the skilled blood that is on this legislation. it must be meaningful and we can do this together. this is an american issue. this is that of police issue or a c

juan carlos gonzÁlez, univisiÓn. patricia: new york sigue ofreciendo diferentes incentivos para que mÁs gente se la ponen tras ofrecer tarjetas gratis para viajar en el metro. ahora la campaÑa se enfoca en regalar entradas para diversas atracciones, pero como nos cuenta blanca, el premio mayor de esta campaÑa es un boleto de la loterÍa. blanca: si los no vacunados no van a la vacuna, la vacuna va a ellos. >> queremos darle opciones a las personas para que ellos se puedan vacunar. si estÁn en el zoologico, en un parque para que puedan ir y vacunarse y a la misma vez divertirse del zoologico. >> a lo primero si le tenÍa miedo. blanca: un miedo a la vacuna que scarlett a sus 12 aÑos dice haber perdido hoy. >> pienso que es mejor seguridad para que estÉn alrededor de sus familiares. >> ademÁs, ella y su abuela recibieron una entrada gratis para una prÓxima visita al zoologico de bronx. mientras en el centro " vacÚnate y rasca un boleto de loterÍa que te podrÍa hacer ganar 5 millones de dÓlares". >> ¿quiÉn

en los Ángeles, juan carlos, univisiÓn. patricia: por primera vez desde que comienza la pandemia los casos de covid—19 han disminuido en los 50 estados. el asesor principal sobre la pandemia dijo que las menores cifras de contagios muestran que el paÍs estÁ ganando la guerra contra el virus. evidentemente la campaÑa es clave para doblegar al covid—19. pasamos a texas donde los distritos se preparan para la nueva realidad de las aulas. ya no serÁ obligatorio el uso de mascarillas en las escuelas pÚblicas como lo ordena el gobernador abbott. asÍ que las escuelas buscan garantizar la salud anto de los estudiantes como de los maestros. josÉ alberto nos habla de las medidas que se adoptan. jose: los distritos escolares se preparan para ajustar rÁpidamente su nueva realidad en el salÓn de clases. la orden ejecutiva del gobernador les impide exigir el uso de mascarillas a estudiantes y empleados. agencias como el departamento de educaciÓn del condado harris dicen estar sorprendidos, pues, esperaban un cambio paulatin

juan carlos gonzÁlez, univisiÓn. patricia: otro de los protagonistas del asalto al capitolio fue arrestado en alabama. se trata de joseph, el otro proclamado lÍder de la caravana en los disturbios del 6 de enero en el congreso. asÍ lo informÓ el departamento de justicia. segÚn los documentos de la detenciÓn,tomÁs quede liverpool habrÍa dirigido 60 vehÍculos en una caravana para el asalto. enfrenta mÚltiples cargos federales, incluyendo la participaciÓn en los hechos de violencia. una jueza de miami en florida accediÓ nuevamente a un pedido de pablo y postergÓ por otros dos meses el juicio al actor mexicano por presunto homicidio tras un incidente de trÁnsito. la jueza fijÓ la prÓxima audiencia para el 22 de julio y asÍ preparar el inicio del juicio programado para el 2 de agosto. nueva york superÓ la devastadora pandemia, pero ahora su gran batalla es contra una ola delincuencial que tiene aterrada a la poblaciÓn. los rubros y tiroteos han aumentado al igual que los asaltos a negocios, crecientes ag

hi, juan. juan: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: we begin today's show in gaza, where israeli airstrikes have killed at least 26 palestinians, including nine children, as tension in the region escalates sharply in the past day. in one incident, seven members of a single family in gaza died, including three children. meanwhile, over 700 palestinians were hurt in jerusalem and the west bank by israeli security forces on monday. hundreds were injured when israeli forces stormed the al-aqsa mosque, the third holiest site in islam. hamas responded by firing hundreds of rockets into israel. no deaths were reported but police said over two dozen people were injured. hamas leader ismail haniyeh warned rocket attacks would continue until israel stops "all scenes of terrorism and aggression in jerusalem and al-aqsa mosque." the tension in jerusalem has been mounting for weeks as palestinians have been protesting israel's plans to forcibly evict doze

hi, juan. juan: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: the associated press new service is facing growing criticism for firing young reporter after she was targeted by a right-wing smear campaign for her pro-palestinian activism while she was a college student. emily wilder is jewish and was a member of students for justice in palestine and jewish voice for peace at stanford university before she graduated in 2020. she was an intern at the arizona republic before the ap hired her for an entry-level role in phoenix. she was two weeks into her new job when the stanford college republicans began highlighting some of her past tweets. it was that amplified by right wing media and politicians, including arkansas republican senator tom cotton. the ap says it fired wilder for violating its social media policy. the decision came just days after israeli forces bombed the building housing the ap's office in gaza. 10 senior ap executives stood by the decisi

juan: el jefe de dicho departamento anunciÓ que apartir de hoylas cosas son diferentes. ya que prometiÓ revelar los nombres y los agentes involucrados en balaceras en un mÁximo de 30 dÍas. >> revelamos 94 van nombres, y es parte de mi promesade ser lo mÁs transparente posible. >> explica que los 30 dÍas le da tiempo para analizar si existe alguna amenaza por parte de criminales hacia los agentes. >> si no hay amenaza y no va a perjudicar el caso, vamos a revelar el nombre. juan: son buenas noticias, dice este abogado civil. >> porque el pÚblico y las familias afectadas por las muertes de sus seres queridos, van a saber las muertes de los oficiales que causaron las muertes. >> el jefe explicÓ que si la balacera ocurre mientras se realiza una operaciÓn encubierta, los nombres de los agentes no serÁn revelados. patricios. dos patricias atracadas a puÑaladas en menos de 24 horas en el metro de nueva york se suman a la creciente ola de agresiones fÍsicas y sexuales en el tren subterrÁneo. una mujer fue acaudillada por un hombre metas esperaba el metro. horas despu

hi, juan. juan: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: israel's bombardment of gaza has entered its 10th day as israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu rejects growing international calls for a ceasefire. the israeli bombing campaign has killed at least 222 palestinians in gaza, including 63 children. over 1500 palestinians have been injured. 72,000 people have been displaced. the norwegian refugee council has revealed 11 of the children killed in gaza were taking part in a program to help them deal with trauma from growing up in the besieged enclave. at least six residents of gaza died in israeli strikes overnight, including the radio journalist yusef abu hussein. another airstrike destroyed a residential home in khan younis, where 40 members of the al-astal family lived. ahmad al-astal is a university -- describe the attack. >> while it was still dark, we were surprised by a drone rocket which was followed by a missile minutes later taking d

juan: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: the death toll in gaza has reached 213 as israel continues to attack the besieged area by air, land, and sea using u.s.-made warplanes and u.s. made bombs. health officials in gaza say the dead include 61 children and 36 women. over 1400 palestinians have been injured. the united nations has 58,000 palestinians have been displaced. meanwhile, the death toll in israel stands at 11 from rocket attacks fired from gaza. palestinians across gaza, the west bank, and israel are staging a general strike today. and at west bank, rubber bullets have been fired at protesters in bethlehem. on monday, president biden expressed his support for a ceasefire during a phone call with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. but biden stopped short of directly demanding israel halt its assault despite growing pressure from congress where overwo dozen democratic senars have baed an immediate ceasefire. after

buenos dÍas, doctor juan. juan: buenos dÍas. karla: sabÍan que hay formas caseras y muy sencilla de poder verificar quÉ tan saludable estamos. hoy la vamos a enseÑar. vamos a compartir con usted. cosas que podemos hacer para mejorar nuestro estado de salud. doctor juan, estÁs aquÍ con estas cosas que podemos hacer en casa. juan: exactamente. hay muchas personas que quieren saber cÓmo estÁ la salud, pero no tienen tiempo de ir a un mÉdico. quieren hacer algo que le dejen saber si estoy bien, si estoy regular, o si hay que ponerse las pilas. entonces, eso vamos a hacer. karla: sobre todo, hoy en dÍa con eso de las redes sociales todo lo que nos pasa lo consultamos con google. juan: o conmigo a travÉs de las redes sociales. karla: quÉ te parece si comenzamos para que en casa lo vayan haciendo. vamover quÉ pruebas pueden hacer para mejorar nuestra salud. juan: la primera prueba es una prueba de memoa. yo les voy a dar tres palabras. karla: perfecto. vamos aprovechar. vamos a enlazarnos a la gran manzana con nuestra gente

juan: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: four years ago, the longtime civil rights attorney larry krasner shocked the political establishment in philadelphia by being elected strict aorney. asner, w had suethe philelphia pice depament times ding his reer, wa suddenlyhe city's top osecutorfter runng on a plform vowing to e mass incarcation. rry krner isowp for reeltion ands fang a rmer procutowho heired next we's mocratic imary. krasner's unexcted 201 viory anhis effort to overhaulhe d.a.'s offi is the focuof a newight-pt ries on e pbs prram ndepennt lens." this is trailefor the series. >> i have rected a lg ti o the oy purpos of th crimal justi system is to push. >>oters philalphia ve osen a progrsive as new dirict attney. >> i am a care civil right lawyerhe onlattorneyeed a histy of thicity to overrn 800 conctions a corruppolice oicers. krasners a ro to nd and bump to hers. >>f this are t workin om t inside,e nd to ing somee from

juan: doctor juan un gusto en saludarla. rosa: hola, doctor juan. pensÉ que era mi hijo. [risas] juan: dÉjeme decirle que lo que le voy a decir es cierto. he recibido dos o tres veces llamadas a mi celular. yo empiezo a hablar y digo que esta persona piensa que soy alguien que no soy, no canto, no soy artista. si es de canto y artista no. me ha pasado. karla: bueno, doÑa rosa, sÉ que tiene un remedio que no puede faltar en su hogar. cuÉntelo. rosa: sÍ. primero quiero mandar un saludo a mi doctora. yo tengo un remedio que mi madre nos daba de plano. era para los parÁsitos. aquÍ tengo el te. a todas nos decÍa por siete dÍas y no sacaba para fuera. no deberÍan de oler los parÁsitos, las lombrices. yo le decÍa mis hermanos que por culpa de ellos me tienen a mÍ tomando esta cosa. [risas] esto al utilizar en mÉxico para comer frijoles tambiÉn. la utilizan como un cilantro. tambiÉn mi madre la utilizaba para desparacitar. lo hacÍa por siete dÍas. como Éramos cinco mujeres y todas dormÍamos juntas tenÍa que dar a todas. gracias a mi madre que nos daba esto. n

en san juan puerlt ric. se reporta. adelante. muchas gracias, estamos a esta hora en el viejo san juan. a las afueras del palacio de gobierno puerto rico en este punto se realiza la manifestaciÓn por los casos de femenicidio reciente. ocurriÓ la semana pasada el caso de andrea cuyo cuerpo fue encontrado en el Área de cayey. y el caso mÁs reciente el cadÁver fue encontrado flotando en una laguna en el Área de metropolitana de san juan. vamos a mostrar de esta marn fes taciÓn y se dice que se acabe la violencia. del boxeador fÉlix ber dej. y en esta com par ciencia la jueza decidiÓ que el debe estar. y los cargos delg boxeador puede enfrentar la pena de muerte. el boxeador enfrenta cargos como secuestro que termina en muerte. y por acabar con una vida que estaba por nacer. se conociÓ que keishala estaba embarazada y el padre era el boxeador fÉlix verdejo. es una noticia en desarrollo. vamos a dar cobertura. la magistrada dijo que van a convocar a una segunda com par ciencia se... si fÉlix verdejo se declara culpable o n

juan: bueno, tenemos anticuerpos y bastantes. asÍ que eso siemprenos da algo de calma, de eso se trata el ponerse la vacuna y tener esa protecciÓn. karla: las personas que se vacunaron y quiere saber si tienen anticuerpo, quÉ tipo de prueba pueden pedir y dÓnde se la pueden hacer? juan: es una prueba de sangre, bÁsicamente. se lo pueden hacer con su mÉdico primario. si se puso la vacuna la prueba de anticuerpos que tiene que enviar es un poco distinta a la prueba de anticuerpos que envÍa si a alguien le dio el virus y quiere ver si tiene anticuerpos. esta vacuna lo que haces que te produce anticuerpos en contra de una proteÍna que tiene el virus en la superficie. entonces estos anticuerpos son especÍficos para esa proteÍna del virus, estoy seguro que sus mÉdicos a este. ya saben eso pero es una prueba especÍfica de anticuerpos, si usted se puso la vacuna. karla: despuÉs de cuanto tiempo de estar vacunado, te puedes hacer la prueba? juan: me tarde demasiado, no lo habÍa pensado y estaba bastante ocupado. yo te dirÍa

>> juan? you know i find this in that it reminds me like my wife says to me when i said what are you singing and she says i'm just talking to myself i'm talking t the most intelligent person in the room and it reminds me that there are confident people out there, so i'd just take it as medicine, i'm surprised at how many people would say they are the smartest person. there are a lot of chips on shoulders around here. >> she is very intelligent and i'm sure you have some great conversations. i judge i found it interesting women are less likely to think of themselves as good. by 20 percentage points, men consider themselves good. and women think that humanity i inherently bad, why are we so pessimist? >> we're realist because we can see. i really believe that women are in many cases more realistic. i think that our role as nurturers or just in terms of specifics and making sure we know everything that's going on where port paying attention mor to the little things, but i truly believed by the wa

juan: borja, me parece que es apropiado. lo dije hace una o dos semanas cuando ellos dieron las recomendaciones anteriores, lo que las personas vacunadas, aunque sabemos que las vacunas no son 100% perfectas, sabemos que en la vida real, las vacunas son bastante efectivas en tÉrminos de protegernos. yo creo que las personas vacunadas deben seguir su criterio. tenemos que enfocarnos en las personas no vacunadas. sin ellas no vamos a llegar a inmunidad de rebaÑo y son, entre ellas, el virus se puede alojar y seguir propagando. es un enfoque a la poblaciÓn que no estÁ protegida. podrÍa haber un incentivo para que las personas se vacunen. carolina: sabemos de casos como por ejemplo los miembros de los yankees a pesar de estar vacunadas han dado positivo al covid. ¿quÉ es lo que debe saber la gente? ¿pueden transmitir el covid si estÁn con alguien que no estÁ vacunado? juan: las vacunas son excelentes pero no son 100% efectivas en tÉrminos de protegerte de enfermedades asintomÁticas. nada es 100%. hay personas que tie

borja: sÉ que preocupaciÓn sobre este tema, para hablar vamos a conectarnos con el doctor juan rivera, nuestro corresponsal mÉdico principal de univisiÓn. gracias por estar con nosotros una vez mÁs. empezamos con la primera pregunta: ¿quÉ le dirÍa son padre de familia que estÁ pensando en este momento vacunar a su hijo contra el covid, pero que ahora tiene miedo de esta enfermedad, la miocarditis? doctor juan: creo que la mejor manera de contestar esa pregunta es cÓmo padre de dos niÑos tambiÉn, tengo un niÑo de 16 aÑos, una hija de 14 aÑos, me preocupa este efecto secundario, es un efecto secundario que pudiese ser hasta peor que la enfermedad del covid en un niÑo, que sabemos qque la mayorÍa de las veces son bastante leves. en mi caso personal, tanto mi hijo como mi hija juegan deporte de manera bastante competitiva, lo cual a mÍ me preocuparÍa que estuviese jugando deporte, mientras tuviesen algÚn tipo de complicaciÓn como una inflamaciÓn en el mÚsculo cardÍaco. yo voy a esperar para tener mÁs data, que lo saber cuÁntos casos hay en los estados unidos como f