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Rain forest, paraguays guerrilla insurgency and the shifting politics of antarctica. He was also the New York Times bureau chief until then, covering issues including president hugo chavezs political movement, columbias long internal war and indigenous politics. Please give a warm welcome to mister simon romero. [applause] thank you for the very kind introduction. I will move on and introduce this wonderful panel i have the privilege of moderating. We have cecilia balli, cultural and apologist and writer at large on texas monthly. Her work focuses on the usmexico border and the history and cul...

Time now for global exchange, where we bring you todays market moving news from all around the world, from hong kong to berlin, dubai, new york, and washington. Our bloomberg forces are on the ground bloomberg voices are on the ground with todays top stories. Boeing and airbus will go dubaiohead at the annual airshow. We will be talking about may be the first next year, possibly even a bit longer. But in the end, i will repeat the question, the only entities which will sanction the flying of these aircraft are the regulators. It is not boeing. Alix for more, our correspondent joins us on the p...

3 snow is still falling this morning in some parts of the mountains, like madison county. Thats where news 13s Lauren Brigman continues our Live Team Coverage. Lauren, secondary roads are still covered in snow there . 3 3 3 some roads in Mitchell County are also snow covered. Use caution driving in the area. Especially in the south end of the county. Parts of us 19 through spruce pine may be slick. There are no official reports of icy roads anywhere else. Take it slow this morning especially in the northern counties. On those side roads, bridges and overpasses. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 those side cou...

The El Paso Community College is continuing its week-long celebration of Earth Day with a panel about the pros and cons of global sustainability.

In Forbes' latest list of the richest people for 2024, we still have one man represent El Paso.