la times, democrats block the police reform the. i think the last 20 years, usa today senate democrats block a republican policing bill in the wednesday vote. that's what that was all about last week. something more, nothing less, nothing else but politics democrats had an opportunity to debate a bill that would have addressed the issue the american people are asking us to address and the democrats decided rather than to take on this issue and have a meaningful debate and get a solution, they decided to play politics. hopefully we will get another opportunity but it's going to require them to come to the table and sincerely sit down to try to solve the problem the american people are asking us to solve. >> people are going back to work, the economy is weak enough and we have seen a spike in people testing positive. it's no surprise with that many people coming back but it would be a bit of a spike but we are also seeing a record amount of testing being done. today there will be about 600,000 tests done. that's about 4 million for th

the la times. what lessons are we learning from new york's experience with the pandemic. >> : i think there are two things. certainly we have learned from the new york situation how bad it can get and how rapidly it can get bad. when we look at the mortality rates when the health care systems got overwhelmed. we can see sophisticated and health care systems, when they get overwhelmed, more people get sick and more people die. it's impossible to take care of people in those situations. when we talk about the surge, i'm very concerned as cases increase, it's plausible we can get in a new york type of situation in the late summer or early fall. that's why everyone need it do their part to flatten the curve. the second part that we've learned from new york is that it's possible to flatten the curve with the facial coverings and social distancing and high general staying at home that we encourage. i hope we can do that before a massive surge. new york has unfortunately had to do that after a surge. >> :

limits the from la times proven to be short lived in much of israel businesses that are being closed again and gatherings restricted of for a new surge in coronavirus cases the public is going to increasingly frustrated with little to do with protests against governments and thing of the pandemic and the prime minister who is already up against it over corruption charges. some of those protests. i mean listen i'll listen i'm a citizen. outside. say listen you know it's a place. to sleep in the mouth the little subtle ways he'll live . outside of the lists. very doesn't really believe the terrorists a sissy a son of a. militant whatever makes his color. to stay out of jail. since being such as the mrs misread it. seems to take. that as a businessman tin can close associate. with the middle east not. seen daily cases why is the government to say forced to close down the smallest shops in c.n.n. says pools a whole system close of the case it's also submitted to people to gather in large numbers and have funny clothes and then. after we. leave the quarantine. of course and although i thi

for the news today the la times when extended to the german meat factory and the surrounding town after a huge number of workers came down with covert infections the been smaller breaks in similar types of what places to enough unions out officials concerned over safety conditions for stuff as peter all of the reports. germany was quite rightly praised for how it handled the initial wave of coronavirus now although it's dealing with something but hops a little more tricky isolated localized spikes of covert 19 we're on our way to a meat processing plant in the city of get it's law which has been the epicenter of one of those outbreaks over $1500.00 workers tested positive at this facility the factory is currently closed down with the workforce in quarantine since corona was confirmed a lockdown that was imposed on the local area last week has been extended by 7 days and the federal government's in its calling on people to be page says it's not a hard situation for many people the restrictions cause a burden in the chancel thinks all people who take the situation with patients and follow

and this graph from the la times, shows that infection rates in california are also heading in the wrongn the us economy to some degree depends on where you look — much has been made between the gap between wall street and main street. this is why. when the scale of the virus became clear, markets tumbled in march — but since then major us companies like those listed on the sp500 have seen their share value recover in some fashion. the $2.1; trillion of emergency spending that the us congress approved no doubt helped. but while wall street has had a good few months, this is what happened to the us unemployment rate. this graph is from june — but there are still 30 million people claiming unemployment benefit of $750 a week. but unless there's a new deal by the end of the week, that will drop to $150. and of course that will impact directly on people's lives in many ways — and will significantly reduce the money they're able to spend in the economy too. here's a report from michelle fleury on this issue. more than 30 million unemployed americans are getting an extra $600 so americans are

liberty from la times proven to be short lived much of israel business is being closed again and gatherings restricted for new coronavirus cases the public is getting increasingly frustrated too with protests against the government's handling of the pandemic and the prime minister who is already up against it over corruption charges middle east correspondent some of the protest is. listen i miss a business. elite outside live . they listen listen listen listen listen also the way he's still. a bad spot is least still very doesn't believe the terrorists a sissy. but it makes his colors. out of jail. since we listen. to this is misread it. seems to take. that as a business until you can close associates. live with. seemed a case of supply is the government to say forced to close down the smallest shops and c.n.n. says pools a whole system close of the case it's also submitted to the people to gather in large numbers and have fannie and then. after we. leave the quarantine. of. all schools and all that i think it's ok about for the bars the clubs. and the place. a lot of people and here i thin

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shannon: there's an opinion piece in the la times, they come together, the column says congress had achance for bipartisan police reform, both parties failed, congress's reputation for gridlock has been richly earned, republicans and democrats, a minority on capitol hill said they believed compromise was possible. what went wrong? both sides behaved badly, each surrender to internal political pressures. what happened and is there a chance to move forward again on this especially in a tough election year? >> in so far as the senate is concerned, we had the opportunity to move onto a bill presented by senator tim scott from south carolina but it wasn't a perfect bill but a step in the right direction. senator scott and majority leader mcconnell agreed to allow it to be amended on the senate floor. we could have and should have improved that into something much better, more complete and we voted to get on the bill, do senate democrats chose to vote against it. i had a good conversation with some colleagues today and there is some renewed effort to get the tim scott bill back on the floor

for example, i saw a piece in the la times and the headline was that horror clouds every page. okay. like really, like the part about how when he was a kid he hid his brother's trucks. like not a nice thing to do but i wouldn't call it horror. right? howard: it's like one of the blurbs from a movie. mary trump is a clinical psychologist with phd. she says he's a narcissist and blames it on the stern treatment of his father, fred senior. i question whether her personal animous undercuts the book. i believe if a relative of barack obama had published a book trashing the 44th president, there would be great debate in the media, should we cover this. there's no hesitation here to cover all of the dirty family lawn. >> i absolutely. it's so interesting because you do have to acknowledge that obviously they don't get along. it's a spat over money, essentially, at the end of the day, that they haven't really spoken or anything like that. you do have to keep in mind who the narrater of this is. there's people who know me who don't like me and i wouldn't want -- wouldn't like to read th

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atacar la residencia de una jueza federal de nueva jersey la calificÓ en un libro de "jueza latina perezosa nombrada por obama", segÚn el new york timesla jueza muriÓ y su esposo resultÓ herido. hoy es lunes, 20 de julio. comenzamos la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna. con patricia janiot. ♪ patricia: bienvenidos, comenzamos con la historia de un abogado antifeminista, es el sospechoso de haber matado a tiros al hijo Único de una jueza federal de new jersey, y de haber herido gravemente a su esposo. el new york times hizo una publicaciÓn de mÁs de 1000 pÁginas en la que calificÓ a la jueza de incompetente. por lander habÍa presentado una querella ante la jueza salas. habÍan hablado de un aparente subsidio. -- suicidio. rfabiola: desconcierto es lo que vive la familia salas en el hasta ayer, a paz aparente y tranquilo suburbio de new jersey. daniel salas, de 20 aÑos, muriÓ en la porta de su casa ayer despuÉs de atender el llamado de un hombre vestido de mensajero de fedex. quien le disparÓ en el corazón letalmente. tambiÉn hiriÓ a su padre, quien se encuentra en condiciÓn crÍtica, pero establ

the la times.t lessons are we learning from new york's experience with the pandemic. >> : i think there are two things. certainly we have learned from the new york situation how bad it can get and how rapidly it can get bad. when we look at the mortality rates when the health care systems got overwhelmed. we can see sophisticated and health care systems, when they get overwhelmed, more people get sick and more people die. it's impossible to take care of people in those situations. when we talk about the surge, i'm very concerned as cases increase, it's plausible we can get in a new york type of situation in the late summer or early fall. that's why everyone need it do their part to flatten the curve. the second part that we've learned from new york is that it's possible to flatten the curve with the facial coverings and social distancing and high general staying at home that we encourage. i hope we can do that before a massive surge. new york has unfortunately had to do that after a surge. >> : wit

la novia. periÓdico the new york times indicÓ que dio positivo a la prueba de coronavirus, pero que en estuvo enticipado elementos de campaÑa en tulsa, ohio, y en phoenix, arizona. fÉlix: ocho agentes del servicio secretoque es encargan de la seguridad del vicepresidente mike pence dieron positivo al coronavirus en arizona. estos funcionarios de llegada antes de, y tras confirmarse el coronavirus, la llegada del vicepresidente se demora un dÍa porque debiera enviar agentes sanos para reemplazar a los contagiados. los contagiados estarÍan varados en el hotel en california recuperÁndose. arantxa: continÚa haciÉndose mÁs a festejar el dÍa de la independencia con los medias bÁsicas para evitar contagios de coronavirus. numes estados han prohibido festejos pÚblicos masivos y han cerrado playas y centros de diversiÓn porque, nos hicieran ahÍ rivero desde miami florida, o hubo otra recortes nuevos contagios en el paÍs. danay: un inusual 4 de junio se libera en el paÍs, porque el co haber forma de celebrar para los estadounidenses, las autoridades estÁn ocupadas por el comportamiento de lasvid razones e

the la times. what lessons are we learning from new york's experience with the pandemic. >> : i think there are two things. certainly we have learned from the new york situation how bad it can get and how rapidly it can get bad. when we look at the mortality rates when the health care systems got overwhelmed. we can see sophisticated and health care systems, when they get overwhelmed, more people get sick and more people die. it's impossible to take care of people in those situations. when we talk about the surge, i'm very concerned as cases increase, it's plausible we can get in a new york type of situation in the late summer or early fall. that's why everyone need it do their part to flatten the curve. the second part that we've learned from new york is that it's possible to flatten the curve with the facial coverings and social distancing and high general staying at home that we encourage. i hope we can do that before a massive surge. new york has unfortunately had to do that after a surge. >> :

times. vamos con toda la informaciÓn.oticiero univisiÓn: fin de semana", con fÉlix de bedout y arantxa loizaga. arantxa: comenzamos con la impresionante cifra de 15,300 nuevos contagios de coronavirus en florida. esto es un nuevo rÉcord no sÓlo en el estado, sino para todo el paÍs desde que iniciÓ la pandemia. el rÉcord nacional o tenÍa new york en su pico mÁs alto cuando el 4 de abril alcanzÓ 12,274 casos en 24 horas. fÉlix: florida ha agregado mÁs de 69,000 casos en una semana para un total de 269,811 contagios, por encima de paÍses como italia o espaÑa. como nos cuenta nuestra compaÑera, la preocupaciÓn aumenta a medida que los hospitales se acerquen a su mÁxima capacidad. reportera: el aumento de casos de coronavirus en florida supera el mayor recuento diario comunicado por cualquier paÍs europeo durante el punto Álgido de la pandemia. ya son 15,299 los casos nuevos de covid-19 en un solo dÍa. los mÉdicos aseguran que aquÍ en florida las personas han bajado la guardia. >> no estamos respetando las precauciones necesar

that is anousha sakoui, with the la times.of the gardens at hyde hall in chelmsford. if your garden is in full bloom we would love to see those images. you can e—mail us at bbcbreakfast@bbc.co.uk or get in touch with us on social media. don't be intimidated. my know those gardens are... we are not expecting your garden look like that —— we know those gardens. also hanging baskets. you get some really impressive hanging baskets. not eve ryo ne impressive hanging baskets. not everyone has a garden. they make do with maybe a balcony or windowsill, send us something beautiful you might have been tending. still to come: the olympic games should be getting under way tonight but they've been pushed back by a year. we'll be catching up with the taekwondo gold—medallist jadejones about her plans to remain fighting fit for tokyo 2021. we'll also bring you the latest news and weather. let us talk to matt with the latest on the weather. we saw those glorious pictures of those gardens because of the rain, i suppose. you are taking us back.

la pandemia. el new york times reportÓ mÁs de 650 infecciones relacionadas con 40 eventos religiosos a travÉs de lada. en marzo, mÁs de 60 miembros de un coro se infectaron en una iglesia, al norte de seattle. 12 de ellos murieron. >> hace falta ir a la iglesia, pero asÍ no es conveniente. luis: muchos feligreses se sienten mÁs seguros rezando en casa. para disminuir los riesgos, algunas iglesias incorporaron el distanciamiento social,o hacen servicios al aire libre. quieren mantener sus puertas abiertas. >> somos una ayuda esencial, la iglesiasiempre debe estar abierta para aquellos que quieren practicar su fe, alabar a dios y buscar ayuda. luis: expertos en salud estÁn preocupados de que, aun manteniendo la distancia social, el virus se pueda propagar por el aire elevando el riesgo de contagio. especialmente porque los feligreses estÁn encerrados en un mismo espacio y bajo el mismo techo.. >> dependiendo del aire acondicionado y de los productos que tengan para sacar virus del aire de manera eficiente. luis: la fe mueve montaÑas, pero en medio de la pandemia, hay que ser prÁctico y cuidarse. patr

periodista del new york times en vivo con "ediciÓn digital". muchÍsimas gracias. borja: en lasreapertura de las escuelas. esta asociaciÓn, la mÁs grande del estado con 120.000 miembros, argumenta que la comisiÓn del comisionado de educaciÓn viola la ley y pide a un juez bloquearla. es que precisamente el regreso a clases continÚa despertando muchÍsima polÉmica y muchÍsima controversia. por eso nuestras redes sociales te tamo preguntando,"¿eres maestro o maestra ?" bien, te queremossaber. beatriz dice :" soy maestra, llevo tres semanas en casa con covid-19. tengo dos hijas y no las pienso matar a la escuela. no estoy de acuerdo que habrÁn los colegios". terminamos con marÍa que comenta :" soy maestra de educaciÓn especial. llevo meses cuidÁndome, pero si regreso a clases sÉ que contagiarme serÁ inevitable". por supuesto que estaremos extendiendo esta peticiÓn de comentarios a travÉs de las redes sociales. asÍ que usted tambiÉn puede participar. ahora,el alentador anuncio sobre una vacuna de coronavirus desarrollada en reino unido estÁ levantando muchÍsima expectativa a nivel mun

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la. >>> it's time for "the mix." we introduced you to robina asti.his california woman is the oldest pilot and flight instructor. it's official, it's in the guinness world record books. she was able to pilot the plane and gave a flight lesson in the air. she is 99 years old, you guys. >> just incredible. >> young, 99 years young. >> yes, that's right. she's flying a plane. her blinker was on the entire time, but she still does a great job. >> leave robina alone, she'll school you on how to fly this plane. >> i love that. i also love this kid here. >> what did he do? >> we showed you at the top of the show. he was able to conquer two things that i would never be able to do. rubik's cube, and jumping on this pogo stick. he was given it, she said go. he's doing it, he's jumping, they're timing it. he was able to do it in 16 seconds and some change. he's actually like -- very confidently goes, done! there it is. he's solved the rubik's cube. this is evan blecher, 14 years old out of boulder. he's now a guinness book of world recorders holder. >> congratu

the la times. what lessons are we learning from new york's experience with the pandemic. >> : i think there are two things. certainly we have learned from the new york situation how bad it can get and how rapidly it can get bad. when we look at the mortality rates when the health care systems got overwhelmed. we can see sophisticated and health care systems, when they get overwhelmed, more people get sick and more people die. it's impossible to take care of people in those situations. when we talk about the surge, i'm very concerned as cases increase, it's plausible we can get in a new york type of situation in the late summer or early fall. that's why everyone need it do their part to flatten the curve. the second part that we've learned from new york is that it's possible to flatten the curve with the facial coverings and social distancing and high general staying at home that we encourage. i hope we can do that before a massive surge. new york has unfortunately had to do that after a surge. >> :

para que no fueran transmisores en sus comunidades la denuncia hecha por las autoridades del país y confirmada por el new york timesun certificado de ice donde se dice que no están contagiados erik reportado hace un mes sufriendo la enfermedad señala lo contrario >> no nos hicieron pruebas >> erik está libre del coronavirus (covid-19) pero no olvida la experiencia que vivió en el centro de detención por ice erik dice que pasó 3 semanas en un lugar insaluble y no recibió asistencia médica diciendo que sus centros de detención tienen las condiciones para evitar la propagación del coronavirus (covid-19) >> ice reconoció según el informe del diario que tenía la capacida pruebas sin embargo los vulos siguenl no de reportados contagiados por el virus no es importante >> esto no llega ni a un 1% dicen inmigrantes estar sorprendidos por los resultados de la investigación del diario >> inmigrantes reclamaban imploraban por la ayuda >> la llegada de los reportados es parte de la presión del gobierno estadounidense para controlar la migración en pleno pico de la pandemia en guatemala noticias telemundo >> al regresar de la pa

las causas. viviana:una investigaciÓn de periÓdico new york times concluye que los vuelos de inmigrantes deportadosnternacional del coronavirus. y que la administraciÓn trump obligado a gobiernos a recibir a los inmigrantes enfermos. >> el problema mÁs gravees que estamos mandando a paÍses con sistema de salud que se conoce por su deficiencia, por sus precariedades, a personas que potencialmente van infectadas con el virus, y que al exponerse en sus paÍses de origen sirven como punto de misiÓn agrandando el problema para paÍses que ya tienen dificultades manejando esta situaciÓn. viviana: se entrevistÓ a cuatro inmigrantes que recientemente fueron deportados. todos ellos dieron positivo a coronavirus. >> uno se asusta. que tenemos un presidente tan irresponsable y no capaz de entender cientÍficamente si uno manda alguien que tiene el virus a otro lugar que se va a expandir y a regar mÁs este virus y más gente va a morir. viviana: el reporte detalla que realizaron arrestos y transfirieron migrante de estado estado para luego deportarlos. hablaron con al menos 30 inmigrantes detenidos sobre las condi

la pandemia el coronavirus. datos obtenidos por the new york times revelan una clara desproporciÓn con vecindarios de origen blanconen casi el doble de probabilidad de morir por el contagio, en comparaciÓn con la gente de origen blanco. cuÁl es el impacto del coronavirus en nuestra regiÓn? estas son las estadÍsticas. en alameda, los mÁs de 6300 contagios, el 52% son de origen latino. en santa clara, el 46% de los casos totales son latinos. en san francisco, el 50% de los contagios tambiÉn son de origen latino. el brote de coronavirus en la cÁrcel de san quintÍn cobrÓ la vida de al menos seis personas. segÚn la pÁgina de correccionales de california, en ese centro penitenciario se registran 1355 contagios, 900 son infecciones reportadas en los Últimos 14 dÍas. los centros de detenciÓn de ice no se han escapado de los contagios de coronavirus. una familia habla de su preocupaciÓn, debido a que uno de sus familiares ha sido trasladado a otro centro de detenciÓn. marisela: la presiÓn de san quintÍn, la cual forma parte del departamento de correccionales y rehabilitaciÓn cuenta con casi 1300 casos de coronavirus causan

you are home but sure you are all these things all the time and in my own perspective no one reality is above the other. this is the bar beach in la goes before construction started here. time and again i can go to work and be was drawn there to the beach where all the nigerians hung a. blind beggar's being led by 2 sighted people. a woman praying. how much history how many stories has the sea washed away a lot of us cautiously own cautiously look up and have a kind of faint echo of the former slave trade we're from these very shores millions of people were taken away into the new world a slave so there's a kind of very faint echo still echoing one listens in very carefully. this echo of history can also be heard in our can be african quarter project. since the 1990 s. he's been documenting life in the corner of berlin's wedding district where many of the streets are named after former german colonies. some streets are even named after men responsible for the deaths and suffering of countless thousands of africans. peters. time and time again activists blot out his name. this is 820042005 somebody i don't know who. put it in the s

the la times.s are we learning from new york's experience with the pandemic. >> : i think there are two things. certainly we have learned from the new york situation how bad it can get and how rapidly it can get bad. when we look at the mortality rates when the health care systems got overwhelmed. we can see sophisticated and health care systems, when they get overwhelmed, more people get sick and more people die. it's impossible to take care of people in those situations. when we talk about the surge, i'm very concerned as cases increase, it's plausible we can get in a new york type of situation in the late summer or early fall. that's why everyone need it do their part to flatten the curve. the second part that we've learned from new york is that it's possible to flatten the curve with the facial coverings and social distancing and high general staying at home that we encourage. i hope we can do that before a massive surge. new york has unfortunately had to do that after a surge. >> : with regard

it's like a kid they were shut down again we are speaking with author and las vegas radio host heidi harris last time i saw you i was in town for the massive mind boggling consumer electronics show and i am intrigued the plan for c e s 2021 to go again in january may be the world's biggest perennial trade show and not having seen you there then or at the cancelled national association of broadcasters convention in april i'm wondering how long can vegas a limp along without this big convention business because there's such a lean time built into planning these events right it can't can survive not some of the hotels the ones that get you know the weekend business fine but the big hotels they can't and we've got 150000 hotel rooms in las vegas because you know 40000000 euro here. it's. the last. you know what i know how he last. me forever teaching. you what i had been saying it would be. years 'd ago and over what not here so many of those well. there's no reason. for you to. be. here to. read. what others are where you can recognize those words but there is an. order but. every day. our combat govern

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good to refresh you on what it is because i know your eyes are not trained to look at it all the time. so laina, the cooling of the pacific waters and can tend to develop the storm track off towards the north while el nino is a warming of pacific waters where the storm track develops more to the south. and this can susually bring stronger storms. maybe a la nina developing and go down to the pa sirveg of a 3.4 nino region looking for the big marker indication changes in the sea surface temperatures and you can see on the chart with realtime data of the sea surface temperatures is blue showing up right now and you can see the key at the top of the page that is cooler water and right now seeing a cooler phase develop so for us with la nina that puts us at a 50% chance of happening this fall. the "today" show n it is not a great chance but could shift higher which would be much better here for some rain in northern california above average chances with some below average rain chances there for southern california. so again, above to near average rain chances for us heading into this fall and wi

smallest state imagine a place where people come from all over the world all the time with all kinds of germs i am describing las vegas nevada which got it tough with unemployment during the shutdown what is the state of affairs in sin city now let's ask the author of cocktail waitress wisdom a life lessons learned while carrying a tray in las vegas she is the voice that's been waking up the valley for years heidi harris from k.m.c. que radio and when i say welcome back i mean good to see you because heidi caught the cove it heidi i'm glad you're on the mend but when you weren't on a scale of one to 10 how bad was it pretty that pretty bad good to see you i literally felt her i don't know days and days like i have been going over viney reeling i gotta tell you x. and shills and no time did i feel like i've. ever done whatever. it was it was a miserable life. when i heard of this morning it's great to hear you're sounding chipper have you figured out where you picked up the virus. yeah i picked up the work. because i had done it were my house. yeah i can give it away to 0 station right correct i was going to the

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work, it must make you proud, it must make you, it must bring you joy and sadness at the same time, what lasn it's a combination of you know, the sadness will never totally be gone. but it does feel really good to know that amongst all that tragedy michelle left behind dozens of-- of strength and resilience and adaptation, men and women that hopefully other, you know, potential crime solvers and i hope there is not a lot of them but other victims and survivors can look at as a piece of wreckage to cling on to in the storm. >> yeah, it truly is one of the most amazing pieces of work i've had the chance to see and i hope everybody watches it. congratulations to you, congratulations to the team for putting it together and of course thank you to your late wife for making this what st. hopefully the next time i see you we'll be back on stage performing for human beings in person. >> my god, please, something. it just, listen, i don't want to blow too much smoke up your ass but after we watch the news every night, then we dvr you and my wife is like okay, a little dessert, a little relief, so just

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la. every time everyone else came on i was rapt as i hospital most are. >> it was an extraordinary cast andhing you in "american horror story." you're about to play linda tripp. how did you prepare. >> we were two weeks shy of watching when the quarantine happened so we did not begin. i'm very exceedingly hopeful we'll start as soon as it's safe to do so for everyone. i've just been, you know, immersing myself as much as possible and now have a significant amount of time to do this. i was prepared already but this has given me a whole other level of opportunity to do nothing but read and watch her so if i'm terrible in this thing, it will not be because i didn't have time to prepare. >> you won't be. we cannot wait to watch you in action. "mrs. america," streaming now on fx o >>> have a great day, everyone. hi. what's on your mind?in. can you help keep these guys protected online? easy. connect to the xfi gateway. what about wireless data options for the family? you can customize and save. what about internet speeds that can keep up with my gaming? let's hook you up with the fastest interne