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Zelenskyy visitará Washington mientras el Congreso debate un paquete de ayuda para Ucrania

Published Thu, 13 Mar 2025 05:00:41 GMT

WASHINGTON DC – El presidente ucraniano, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, visitará la Casa Blanca y el Capitolio de Estados Unidos la próxima semana, en el marco de la Asamblea General de las Naciones Unidas.El mandatario realizará su viaje mientras el Congreso estadounidense está debatiendo una solicitud del presidente Joe Biden para proporcionar hasta $21,000 millones en ayuda militar y humanitaria a Ucrania para su lucha contra la invasión rusa.Zelenskyy se reunirá con Biden en la Casa Blanca el próximo jueves, de acuerdo con un funcionario del gobierno, que habló bajo condición de anonimato a fin de poder declarar sobre la delicada visita. En tanto, la visita al Capitolio fue confirmada por dos asesores del Congreso a los que se concedió el anonimato para poder hablar de los planes.El presidente ucraniano visitó Washington en diciembre de 2022 —con la guerra ya en curso— y pronunció un apasionado discurso ante una sesión conjunta del Congreso. En ese entonces, fue su primer viaje cono...

Suspected drunk driver crashes into CU Boulder students on sidewalk

Published Thu, 13 Mar 2025 05:00:41 GMT

BOULDER, Colo. (KDVR) — Two University of Colorado Boulder freshmen were walking home last Saturday night when a suspected drunk driver ran onto the sidewalk and hit them.They were just a few weeks into their college experience. Driver nearly hits 20 children while leaving Aurora park Jasmine Floyd, 18, and Anthony Maravi, 19, were walking home from a party near CU's campus where Broadway meets 20th Street when that alleged drunk driver was making a U-turn, jumped the curb and went onto the sidewalk directly toward the teens.Maravi is being hailed as a hero for his quick actions while that car was barreling toward them. He could have avoided being hit but dove to protect Floyd."I just remember looking at the car and looking at where I was at, and I looked back and I saw that she was kind of frozen and not in a good position to get out of the car's way, so I just dove, and that’s all I remember," Maravi said.'It's something you can never take backEven with this heroism, the car sti...

Safety remains top concern for RTD bus drivers

Published Thu, 13 Mar 2025 05:00:41 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) — After an RTD passenger stabbed someone to death on a bus and later stabbed and killed another person near a bus stop, transit operators say safety continues to be a top concern. On Thursday, the Denver Police Department arrested the suspect in two deadly stabbings along Federal Boulevard, one on an RTD bus and another by a bus stop a couple of miles way near Regis University.'Really dangerous situations' on RTD busesRonald Short serves as the recording secretary for Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1001, representing bus drivers in the community and helping new hires."You have moments where there’s really dangerous situations out there on the bus that can pop up out of nowhere, so I really encourage our operators to not be confrontational with anyone on the bus,” Short said. Suspected drunk driver crashes into CU Boulder students on their walk home Short said he’s been an RTD bus driver for 24 years."When once you could drive the bus and just be worried about traffi...

Rock band NEEDTOBREATHE talk about 9th album, new documentary and upcoming tour

Published Thu, 13 Mar 2025 05:00:41 GMT

Grammy-nominated rock band NEEDTOBREATHE is back with new tunes. They’re also bringing in some familiar faces for a little collab fun. We caught up with the band for the 411 on the new album and their upcoming tour.Rock band NEEDTOBREATHE is pumping out their ninth studio album, called “Caves.”William Rineheart: “This one was a year-and-a-half process, much more ambitious, you know, with all the instrumentation, everything. We just felt like we had great songs, and so, we were like, ‘Man, we need to go in there and like – and have our reverence for them.”The new tracks see the band collaborating with artists like Carly Pearce and Old Dominion.Josh Lovelace: “It’s fun to work with people that you admire and that you can do something together. That’s really cool. It was really fun.”And get this: the album was written and recorded during a getaway in Utah, while being documented for the band’s two-part film. “...

Country music star Carly Pearce’s winning streak spills over to hosting ACM Honors for 3rd time

Published Thu, 13 Mar 2025 05:00:41 GMT

Carly Pearce is a four-time Academy of Country Music Award winner, and her winning streak is spilling over to … hosting! We love a multi-talented queen. Speaking of which, here’s the prince of reporting, Alex Miranda, with more.Carly is holding the stage down at the ACM Honors for the third time in a row, but before she does all that standing up, we wanted to do a whole lot of sitting down — with her! — to see what’s new in star’s country life.Announcer: “Please welcome your host, reigning ACM Female Artist of the Year Carly Pearce.”Carly Pearce: “Welcome to the ACM Honors.”Carly Pearce returns for the third time as host of the Academy of Country Music Honors, and this time around, she’s getting the jitters out.Carly Pearce: “The third time’s the charm, right? I would say the biggest difference is I didn’t, you know, feel like I was going to throw up immediately. So I feel like I’m definitely moving ...

‘The Inventor,’ new movie about Leonardo da Vinci, blends hand-drawn and stop-motion animation

Published Thu, 13 Mar 2025 05:00:41 GMT

When you hear the name Leonardo, you probably think about the hunky Leonardo DiCaprio, or if you’re a comic book fan, maybe Leo the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle … but did you know the Ninja Turtle and Jack — sorry, Leo — were named after the same person? Mr. Leonardo da Vinci, the famous inventor and artist.Now fans can learn more about da Vinci’s life in the animated movie “The Inventor,” starring Stephen Fry as the voice of Leo.Stephen Fry (as Leonard da Vinci, voice): “A long, long time ago, when long beards were all the rage, a rather insightful inventor put some big ideas center stage.”Leonardo da Vinci is at the center of the new animated film “The Inventor.”Stephen Fry (as Leonard da Vinci, voice): “And this is the story of how I became the legendary Leonardo da Vinci.”The movie mixes both hand-drawn and stop-motion animation, which was fitting to tell the story of the famed painter and sculptor.Jim Capobi...

‘Dreamer’ speaks out after federal judge rules DACA unlawful for 2nd time

Published Thu, 13 Mar 2025 05:00:41 GMT

A program that protects undocumented immigrants who were brought to the U.S. as children has once again been deemed unlawful. On Wednesday, a federal judge in Texas, Andrew Hanen, deemed that the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, is illegal. It is the second time this judge has made this ruling. 7News spoke with a DACA recipient, or “Dreamer,” on Thursday who said she will not stop fighting for her future and those just like her.“We, my mother and I, basically fled our county because of gang members,” Illse Cruz said. “They actually killed my dad in front of me.”Cruz, 28, is a “Dreamer” who was born in Honduras. She made the move to the U.S. with her mother at just 6 years old.“I was undocumented until the age of 18. That’s when President Obama gave us Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals,” she said.Once again, the program that many like Cruz count on is up in the air.“DACA has allowed me to have a dr...

Aaron Judge hits grand slam to help Yankees beat Red Sox 8-5 for doubleheader split

Published Thu, 13 Mar 2025 05:00:41 GMT

BOSTON (AP) — Aaron Judge hit a grand slam, DJ LeMahieu broke an eighth-inning tie with an RBI double, and the New York Yankees beat the Boston Red Sox 8-5 on Thursday night to split a doubleheader.Oswald Peraza hit his first career homer, a two-run shot in the ninth for the Yankees (74-73), who won three of four at Boston to draw even with their rival at the bottom of the AL East.Earlier Thursday, the Red Sox fired Chief Baseball Officer Chaim Bloom after nearly four seasons, then beat the Yankees 5-0 in the twinbill opener. Tanner Houck pitched six strong innings and registered his first win since April.Boston made the playoffs once during Bloom’s tenure and enters the remaining weeks of the season seeking to avoid another last-place finish in the division.“Obviously, it’s a decision that ownership decided to go this route. We worked together all these years. It’s never easy to hear that,” Red Sox manager Alex Cora said between games.In the nightcap, Judge slugged a 2-0 pitch from...

High school football roundup/scores: Newton South gets past Brookline, 29-8

Published Thu, 13 Mar 2025 05:00:41 GMT

Charlie Vyardo completed 18-of-25 passes for 230 yards and three touchdowns as Newton South (1-1) defeated Brookline 29-8 in a nonleague contest. … Mason Nash ran for two touchdowns to help Abington (2-0) outlast Apponequet 34-26. … Devin Harding dominated the ground with a pair of rushing scores, both after catching a touchdown pass for Holliston in a 29-6 win over Middleboro.Myles Sanchez ran for three scores as Wakefield (2-0) defeated Lexington 35-0 in a Middlesex League crossover game to extend its winning streak to 17. …Treyvon Fields threw a pair of touchdown passes, while Andrew Hedgepath tallied a pair of scores and an interception as Cathedral (1-0) defeated Whittier, 20-14.Kieran Corr booted three field goals as Winchester (2-0) defeated Waltham, 16-6.Andrew Pisciotta’s 1-yard TD run with less than three minutes left gave Westborough (1-1) a 7-0 win over Sharon. … Max Dresens ran for two scores and added a TD reception as Wayland (1-1) defeated Ashland, 27-20.James Bruso ...

Peter Gabriel keeps it fresh at TD Garden show

Published Thu, 13 Mar 2025 05:00:41 GMT

Peter Gabriel sat at his keyboard singing a ballad. A straight piano ballad — tender, sentimental, sweet — just hushed keys, strings, bass and Gabriel’s voice. Then, after four or five quiet minutes, the song, “Playing for Time,” bloomed into a crescendo of immense beauty: strings soaring, drums crashing.It all felt so new because, well, it was so new.For 30 years, Peter Gabriel didn’t look back. Then he looked back a lot.From his early days in Genesis to 2002’s “Up,” he charged forward. He dressed like a flower. He rebelled against Top 40, then went Top 40, then rejected Top 40 again. Along the way, he added a tinker’s cart of instruments to rock ‘n’ roll: sabar drums, ney flute, Chapman Stick. Then Gabriel seemed to discover nostalgia, and did a covers record, a symphonic record of old songs, a tour celebrating 1986 blockbuster “So,” a “hits” trek with Sting.But in January, Gabriel started releasing a new song every full moon. Eventually, they will add up to new album “i/o.” On Th...