the angels must be ready for tomorrow's flight. it is almost no work -- all work and no play. 72 airline miles distance. meanwhile, back at the ranch, volleyball, pool, movies in a converted mess hall are just about the only diversion. remnants from another era of record desert pioneers. what the world looks like from 70,000 feet. the scenes were photographed over arizona by one of the test pilots who have handled all development of the angel. training of new pilots begins with familiarization flight. the pilot must be able to hold it inches in the air with the length of the flight. so he can hold angel at the same altitude until it's brought wings move. andraduated to the angel transition landing on the dry lake. chase plane with two way radio are used. seatbelts in the chase car are good insurance. she is a little easier to handle that way. your airspeed is 90 do not -- 92 knots. the chase car pulls into line and picks up speed. off. leveling just a little high. knots, here comes the storm. the best way to land the angel is just

and, of course, the angel. the result of foresight and planning, engineering, precise and rapid manufacturing, that's it. do, as and what he can vital chapter in modern american achievement. from the desert wasteland, it is a matter of hours to anywhere in the world where reconnaissance might be desired. the most important airplane, the most important cargo in the air today. the inquisitive angel. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national corp. 2020]lite care about american history tv -- here on american t history tv. >> sculptor sabin howard discusses the process behind creating "a soldier's journey," the sculptural component of the new national world w

ellis island to angel island. we know there are around 12 million that come through ellis island during its period of operation. arrivalsl immigrant are detained. those are the women and children who are arriving to join husbands. they need to wait until their husbands and fathers come and retrieve them. for those being tested for contagious diseases, the 20% are detained. it is not for long. days onn time is 1 to 2 average. in the end 98% are admitted. this is why we think of ellis island as more of a processing center. the numbers are much different. half a million come through angel island. the scale is quite different, but we see the difference right away. island, 50% of all immigrant arrivals detained on angel island. instead of counting detention time 1 to 2 days they count them in weeks, months, years. the longest detention time was 756 days. 93% of chinese are admitted. that is much higher than one would expect. after these long detentions and after really lengthy legal battles that are, of course, expensi

angel island is situated in san francisco. it is primarily enforcing laws that are targeting asian immigrants, and the laws are very, very different. while ellis island is a, mostly a processing center, angel island is a place of interrogation, health examinations, and detention. and this history is not as well-known, but it is important because it helped shape our modern immigration system. so let's take a look at who these asian immigrants were. when we think about this great era of immigration, there are two great eras of immigration. one is the one that we are living in today, and the other is around the turn of the century from 1830 to 1930. there are 35 million immigrants who come during this century of migration. the vast majority, 32 million, are from europe. this is about one million immigrants from asia and another million immigrants come from latin america. so in the big picture, this is just a drop in the bucket, right? one million out of 35 million who are coming. and it is pretty diverse. there is about 450,000 c

este muchacho de 18 aÑos por un alguacil de los Ángeles quÉ opina?ey. >> usted estÁ de acuerdo en que hay que reducir drÁsticamente los presupuestos de las policÍas? >> yo creo que es importante comenzar a redirigir los recursos pÚblicos en cosas como services y salubridad pÚblica. hemos tenido un periodo de mÁs de 30 aÑos donde hemosfabricado 22 prisiones. lo que se estÁ dando para las seguridades pÚblicas muchas veces estÁn siendo mal usados. siempre vamos a necesitar policÍa, vamos a necesitar cÁrcel. la cuestiÓn es dónde estÁ el balance y yo soy partidario de que mucho de este dinero tiene que ir a otros servicios que van ayudar a que nuestra comunidad estÉ mÁs segura y no necesariamente es servir como una fuerza opresora. pero se equivocan aquellos? >> yo no creo que se equivoquen, creo que es una manera porque es un tÉrmino que significa diferentes cosas para diferentes personas. en la otra parte del argumento del espectro hay gente como yo que dice que hay que empezar a ver cÓmo podemos sacar fondos de este sistema que no estÁ trabajando. la s

en los Ángeles jaime garcÍa univision.otro policÍa lo golpeÓ en la cabeza, cuando quieren parcent lo esposaron un transeÚnte grabÓ el video que se hizo viral. el regreso a las aulas de escuelas y universidades. vino acompaÑado de un notable aumento de casos de covid diecinueve solo la semana pasada decenas de miles de estudiantes resultaron contagiados y a pesar de las medidas preventivas ordenadas por las universidades, hay reuniones y fiestas de los alumnos que propician los contagios como nos cuenta bancar lo sabe. >> una ves mÁs ocurriÓ durante el fin de semana en este parque en los alrededores en la universidad de nueva york, al igual que el fin de semana largo de feriado por el dÍa del trabajo ay anoche hace que reciÉn pusieron entradas de dÉcada de las entradas del parque, yo creo que eso estÁ bien, porque ante gales o de verdad no estaba haciendo nada esperan que la gente llegan las fiestas para y despuÉs hacer algo que estaban bailando y practicando. >> sin mÁscaras, y. sÍ quiero es estudiante de en cualquier wifi

reportero: en una excepcional oportunidad de recorrer el interior de la cÁrcel central de los Ángelesbres. reportero: el alguacil villanueva nos mostrÓ la oficina vacÍa donde, hasta febrero pasado, agentes de ice trabajaban dentro de la prisiÓn. >> miraban a los reos dentro de estos cuartos de detenciÓn, y los llamaban y haciendo sus detenciones y se iban. asÍ hacÍan las deportaciones. una cantidad mÁs grande en arizona. reportero: ademÁs de desalojar a los agentes de la cÁrcel, el encargado del sistema carcelario mÁs grande del paÍs, tomÓ una decisión definitiva al prohibir por completo la transferencia de reclusos a la custodia de ice a menos de que los agentes migratorios presenta una orden del juez. >> tiene que ser una orden de arresto firmada por un juez. eso es muy importante porque eso honra la constituciÓn de los estados unidos y el estado de california. reportero: desde hace una dÉcada, ice expire sus propias Órdenes de detención para solicitar la transferencia de reclusos. >> esas solicitudes ya se han determinado que son inconstitucionales. reportero: este martes el gobier

one of the newest wildfires is the bobcat wildfire northeast of los angeles. it's scorched 5,000 acres forcing some evacuations in the angeles national forest. today santa ana winds are expected to fuel this fire even more. the el dorado fire remains a problem. allegedly sparked by a gender reveal party. in fact, it's gotten so bad the national forest is closing all forests in the southern half of california with no re-opening date. elise, the power was turned off in california as well to deal with these wildfires. >> reporter: yeah. those outages will impact more than 170,000 customers. but the utility says they will help improve safety. 80 miles east of los angeles officials believe the el dorado fire started during a gender reveal party. >> they used two pyrotechnic devices. they burn on the inside and emit colored smoke and that device also emits high gas which ignited the seasonal grass that's behind us. >> reporter: the fire has since burned more than 9600 acres and destroyed several homes. >> that's gone. >> reporter: this woman lost her home and a pett

jorge: al regresar de la pausa, misterio en los cielos de los Ángeles.idades federales investigan reportes de dos pilotos que dicen haber visto un objeto que describan en forma de hombre con una mochila de propulsiÓn a 3000 pies de altura. dicen que estaba cerca de los aviones que ellos iban piloteando rumbo al aeropuerto de los Ángeles. hay varias teorÍas sobre este incidente, pero de ser cierto, implicarÍa un potencial riesgo de percances en el aire. nos informa jaime. jaime: el avistamiento de un objetoa 3000 pies de altura provocado misterio en el cielo. el incidente fue reportado por dos pilotos comerciales que dicen haber visto algo parecido, a un hombre volando con un jet o mochila propulsora. cuando iban a aterrizar en el aeropuerto internacional de los Ángeles. >> un lo que los pilotos vieron tuvo que haber sido algo grande para lograr la atenciÓn de ellos, especialmente volando la noche. >> el sorprendente reporte provocÓ que la torre de control pusiera en alerta el vuelo 23 de jet blue que se disponÍa a aterrizar y cuyo piloto confirmÓ estar a

i worked for many years in los angeles at the los angeles times. i have written for the new york times. currently i write for the los angeles review of books and i am on the board of directors of the national book critics circle. i am also the author of a book lapoetry, that deals with causa. at this time i would like to introduce miriam. miriam is the former pulitzer prize winning editor. she spent 25 years working at newsday and to the los angeles times. her book, the crusades of cesar a biography is the first comprehensive biography of the charismatic leader. she has written the union of widely acclaimed into nuanced history of chavez is united farmworkers movement -- and nuanced history of a united farmworkers movement. she recently received an endowment for her work on the chavez biography. please welcome miriam pawel. [applause] thanks, gregg. gregg: hi miriam. gg.iam: hi, gre gregg: i want to ask you something i feel is important -- what brought you through the writing about cesar chavez? innow a lot of people here texas know who he is, but

former book editor of the express news, worked for many years and los angeles for the los angeles times. i've written for the new york times, currently i write for the los angeles review of books. i am on the board of directors for the national book critics circle. i'm also the author of the book of poetry that deals with cute -- it's called look house. this time i would like to introduce iowa miriam pawel. she is the former pulitzer prize winner and spent 25 years working at news day and the los angeles times. her book, the crusades of caesar chavez, a biography is the first comprehensive biography of the iconic leader. she is also written the union of their dreams, a widely acclaimed and nuanced history of caesar chavez united form workers move. she recently received the national endowment for the fellowship to support her work in the chavez biography. please welcome miriam pawel. (applause) >> thank you. thanks gregg. >> hi miriam. >> hi gregg. can you hear me? >> i want to ask you something that is really important, what got you through writing about caesar chavez? i know a lot of p

los argentinos Ángel di marÍa y leandro paredes tambiÉn estarÍan contagiados.iento extremo que tuvieron por casi dos meses y medio. carolina: desafortunadamente cada vez se ven mÁs deportistas que se estÁn contagiando, aunque en los lugares estÁn llevando a cabo los protocolos de seguridad, nadie puede asegurarse quÉ hacen una vez que salen de esos lugares. hablando de este tema de la pandemia, se une la tecnologÍa, bien esta increÍble historia. el mejor amigo del hombre pero en forma de robot. ya que se ha vuelto la mano derecha de los mÉdicos para obtener informaciÓn vital de los pacientes infectados con coronavirus. borja: el robot entra a lugares con mucho riesgo de contagio equipado con cÁmaras especiales para tomar la temperatura, el pulso y la saturaciÓn de oxÍgeno en la sangre de los enfermos, la tecnologÍa al servicio del hombre. carolina, hasta maÑana. cecilia: manifestantes dice la moratoria contra desalojos no es suficiente bloquear la entrada a la corte superior de los Ángeles. el sheriff estÁ de guardia. yarel: agentes del sheriff tendrÁn terminan

hablamos con el sheriff de los Ángeles. sin una orden judicial. estÁ con nosotros el sheriff de los Ángeles alex villanueva. es un momento histÓrico esta nueva obligaciÓn que ice tendrÁ de justificar judicialmente la detenciÓn. alex: cuando llegue al puesto, quitamos a los agentes de ice en las cÁrceles, reducimos el impacto de la ley 54 y en abril empezamos una moratoria para todos los pagos. en agosto 3 lo hice permanente, pero yo no tengo la autoridad de extenderlo al que me va a suceder despuÉs cuando ya yo no sea alguacil. la junta entonces siguiÓ mi paso y lo hizo permanente para todos los alguaciles, un buen paso para toda la comunidad. leÓn: ¿esto garantiza a la comunidad inmigrante protecciÓn extra? alex: exacto. es muy importante porque si ves el tema polÍtico que varÍa mucho, eso va a dejar una permanencia y entonces no habrÁ ninguna cooperaciÓn entre los agentes de inmigraciÓn y la ley y el orden a los Ángeles. leÓn: hablando de la relación del sheriffcon la comunidad, su departamento ha estado en el ojo del hur

especially los angeles. los angeles county recorded a record 120 fahrenheit, never seen before.hange are really happening here. we get these wins in southern california called the sa nta a na southern california called the santa ana wins, normally from the west to the north of the ocean, these are basically hurricane strength wins. people will say one day this will go all the way to the ocean. we are keeping ourfingers crossed that it won't be this year, but it really is bad temperatures in the bay area. —— santa ana. it doesn't take much, people can get trapped. and if people get complacent, these fires could come over the hill. and covid-19 could come over the hill. and covid—19 exacerbates the situation, because where can they go? they can't gather in large groups because of the virus, and the president, ugh, he has that he should give federal emergency management funds to us because of our politics. it's a tough place right now. you mention climate change, is a contentious issue in the united states. doesn't look likely at some point, sooner or later, some areas cannot be li

la kers led by lebronjames, the los angeles lakers are its host.the miami heat could be considered that knock at the door. guest met with a puzzled look. nobody expected to see them here but they plan on staying and making themselves feel right at home. should be a great finals. the first of the women's fa cup semi—finals is this evening. birmingham afgaimst everton. you can watch it on bbc four with all the build up from seven. it's being played at damson park in solihull and eilidh barbour is there for us. it isa it is a wet and drizzly old night here at sale whole. perfect cup tie weather with me somebody who knows all about lifting the fa cup. —— sally ho. laura bassett. yourformer clu b sally ho. laura bassett. yourformer club and everything going head—to—head in this one. an interesting time with two teams who we re interesting time with two teams who were expected to be here. that is right. i think tonight will be such an exciting game. it hasn't stopped the raining. the ball will move so fast. i'm expecting a bright star from everything. th

meanwhile the heatwave sees los angeles county hit its highest ever temperature.d that if a trade deal with the eu is not reached by the 15th october, both sides should move on, meaning the uk would go on to trade with the eu states on international trading terms. as the latest round of negotiations is due to get underway, the government is reported to be planning a new law which could change parts of the uk's divorce deal with the eu in particular the special arrangments for northern ireland. government's critics say it's in danger of breaking an international treaty. our political editor laura kuenssberg reports. by the time the branches are bare, the wrangling over business after brexit is meant to be done. yet the trade deal that was meant to be easy pickings is proving difficult to conclude — the prime minister declaring if it is not done in five weeks, it won't be done at all. what the prime minister is saying is emminently sensible, which is we all need to know where we stand by the middle of october, so we know what we are planning for. the talks over how

i worked for many years in los angeles for "the los angeles times." i've written for "the new york times," currently, i right for "the los angeles review of books," and i am on the board of directors of the national book critics circle. i am also the author of the book of poetry that deals with la causa. in fact, it's called "la causa." at this time i would like to introduce miriam. miriam is the former pulitzer prize-winning editor who spent 25, with "the los angeles times." the crusade of cesar chavez, a biography is the first comprehensive biography of the iconic, charismatic leader. she has also written the union of their dreams, a widely acclaimed and nuanced history of chavez's united farmworkers movement. she recently received a humanities endowment of fellowship to support the chavez biography. please welcome miriam powel. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> hi, miriam. >> hi, greg. thanks. can you hear me? i'm on. >> i want to ask you something that i feel is really important. what brought you through the writing about cesar chavez. i know a lot of

so there are red flood warnings across los angeles for people to ta ke across los angeles for peoplehed down on the korean peninsula after hitting southern japan. the storm hit parts of the east coast across both north and south korea and made landfall in the city of ulsan. hundreds of flights were cancelled, with some train services suspended. mark lobel reports. wild weather has hit the south—eastern tip of the peninsula, with sustained winds of up to 112 kilometres per hour. tens of thousands of households were without power, and thousands of families displaced. further up the east coast, a city surrounded by water, leaving some major roads submerged. that's left south korea's second largest city in need of help. extra rescue workers have been rushed in as typhoon haishen carved a trail of destruction and left people missing. in north korea, state tv pictures show the extent of the damage there. heavy rain and strong winds left high waves that flooded streets and left buildings partially submerged in water. the country bore the brunt of recent typhoons, and there are fears of the

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he turned his back on the citizens of los angeles county.auto meet with the angel moms and dad whose children have been killed by illegal aliens to understand there is a flipside. when you'ring knowing release public safety threats back into the public that is dumb, that is stupid. law enforcement officers don't do that, not when they have a option. first you remove them from the community. elizabeth: what are the terror threats you have heard about, that these criminal illegal aliens are alleged to have made terrorist threats? what are they? >> well, look there is, i don't know if you're talking about terroristic threats or national terrorism threats there is known suspected terrorists are arrested by local and state law enforcement all the time. i.c.e. has access to databases if we're suspicious someone is known or has some sort of ties with terrorist group, these are people that are priority for detention, priority for review, by not only i.c.e. but fbi. again another reason why i.c.e. needs access to jails, because, look, when we put det

por la pandemia pero esto no podrá detener la fiesta de independencia de méxico en la ciudad de los Ángelesrah pérez nuestra afiliada local en telemundo 72 nos cuenta ese tinte reportaje con el sur de california se prepara para este evento vez tendremos una celebración de la independencia en los ángeles en preferentes tal como lo fueron los ensayos es la plaza y pete se llenó con cámaras luces y artistas y con máscaras de tela trabajaron junto a los equipos de producción del grito del 2020 hoy prepararon los últimos detalles antes del primer día de grabaciones es una celebración diferente lo estamos haciendo con todas las ganas y con todo el orgullo de ser mexicanos next debido a lavandería el evento que se hace fuera de la alcaldía será grabado para evitar tener grandes ciudades de personas en la ciudad next, estamos acostumbrados personas que en sus casa gritenalto y tendido

latest information from our sister station down in los angeles ktla and from the los angeles county sheriff's office as well. the wildfires are burning millions of acres and destroying homes and entire towns in california and oregon. >>as officials brace for even more deaths and evacuations in california wildfires this year alone have made history after mitt 3 million acres so far have burned as many as 22 people have been reported dead in those fires. california has seen 5 of its 10 largest fires in history just this year alone and in oregon more than 1 million acres of land has been burned at least 10% of the state's population is in evacuation zones. >>so the state has dealt with the worst destruction as these blazes have already wiped out 2 towns. president trump publicly address the fires for the first time on twitter he thanked the firefighters in the first responders who are battling the fires in california, oregon and in washington, the president said that he has approved 37 declarations authorizing the federal emergency management agency or fema. >>to coordinate all disaste

lo corren ta. >>> (♪mÚsica♪) este aÑo tendremos una celebraciÓn de la ind pendz de mÉxico en los Ángelesmer dÍa de grabaciones. >>> una celebraciÓn diferente, lo estamos haciendo con todas las ganas y con todo el orgullo de ser mexicano. >>> debido a la pandemia el evento que se realiza serÁ grabado para evitar grandees cantidad de de personas. >>> como estamos acostumbrados cinco personas que en sus casas griten viva mÉxico. >>> el cÓnsul de mÉxico y las a ruthed ruido de los Ángeles participarÁn en el programa que se difundo rÍa en el grito de2020.com, el quince de septiembre. >>> una celebraciÓn que no pudo ser olvidada. >>> los Ángeles es una ciudad que tiene mÁs mexicanos que viven aquÍ afuera de mÉxico, y es muy importante es que celebremos juntos. >>> aparto de la mÚsica y el folklore tambiÉn se realizarÁ un teletÓn para recaudar fondo para la organizaciÓn de los Ángeles, el dinero serÁ para la comunidad indocumentada ind ajenaed que ha sido fuertemente golpeada por los efectos de covid-19. >>> tenemos la fe y el poder a cambiar nuestra comunidad para la mejor para todos. >>> real

. >>> and the "los angeles times" says a california lawmaker brought her 1-month-old daughter to theoor of the state assembly after her request to vote remotely during the pandemic was denied. >> i was actually in the middle of feeding my daughter when this bill came up. >> assemblywoman buffy wicks said she was nursing her daughter late monday night. she had to run with her baby in her arms to cast her vote on a housing bill. her earlier request to be allowed to vote remotely due to the risk of the coronavirus was denied by the assembly speaker. that decision was criticized by fellow lawmakers. the speaker later apologized, tweeting that it was never his intention to be inconsiderate. >>> up next, rebounding from quarantine. toronto raptors star with a reunion caught on video. raptors star with a reunion caught on video. i suffered with psoriasis for so long. i felt gross. people were afraid i was contagious. i was covered from head to toe. i was afraid to show my skin. after i started cosentyx i wasn't covered anymore. four years clear. five years now. i just look and feel better.

, sus dueÑos esperan la luz verde para la reapertura general, norma de telemundo los Ángeles nos tieneeraciones en los locales aquÍ en de los Ángeles las autoridades de salu dijeron no tan rÁpido >> tenemos 5 meses cerrados. >> ademÁs hoy les pidieron >> vamos a tener que tener paciencia. >> paciencia que Él ya no tiene. >> incluso nos contÓ que su vecina dueÑa del salÓn de urnas del lado, simplemente abandonÓ al parecer el comercio por el largo tiempo que no ha podido reabrir. >> en la nota dice que ella ha abandonado su negocio. >> ademÁs de luchar por no tener tambiÉn que cerrar permanentemente teme que sus clientes estÉn wleeyendo a otro condados a buscar servicio, Ángel le esta pasando esto. >> me mandaron mensajes diciÉndome que no me podÍan esperar y se fueron para orange a hacer los servicios. >> pero hoy en una conferencia de prensa de las autoridades de salud y los supervisores de los Ángeles que con muchas expectativas les dieron buenas noticias, maÑana posiblemente va a haber un anuncio sobre el proceso de reapertura de comercios que siguen cerrados dicen que de no haber pr

the deputies ambushed near los angeles. a gunman shooting into their suv. new security video showing the female deputy applying a tourniquet to her partner, despite having suffered multiple gunshot wounds herself. the urgent manhunt under way tonight. >>> the state attorney general involved in a deadly accident. a man struck and killed. south dakota's a.g. saying he thought he hit a deer. >>> the changes at "jeopardy!" alex trebek is back. the new role for ken jennings. and what you'll notice tonight. >>> good evening and it's great to start another week with all of you at home. and as we come on the air tonight, two parts of this country are now dealing with weather emergencies. there is an urgent search right now for the missing in those wildfires and the uncomfortable exchange with the president today over climate change. but first, at this hour, hurricane sally, upgraded to a category 2 hurricane late today, set to slam into the gulf coast. now, this would be the third hurricane just this season alone to strike the gulf coast. it's a massive storm, wind

desperate searches continue for the missing and this morning's los angeles times declared "climate change apocalypse." there was agreement lilia luciano leads us off tonight. >> reporter: the west on edge as the death toll climbs to at least 33 from the dozens of wildfires burning out of control from california to washington. in hard-hits ok a temporary break in the weather allowing searchers to use cadaver dogs. more than 700 structures destroyed, including this rv park, home to this multi-. >> what did he say? >> he said we're going to make it through. >> more than a million acres have burned and left ten dead. the governoye we y oregonians w are on some level of evacuation stoirk . so these have been devastating. >> reporter: the governor calling them a blow torch. >> it's apocalyptic. >> reporter: tonight in northern california there are still at least 13 people missing in the area of the north complex fire, which has burned nearly 300,000 acres. there's not much left of the town of berry creek. >> i cried. i cried for a long time. >> reporter: the skies in california are filling the

en la nba los denver superaron a los Ángeles clippers, y con esto ganan el juego nÚmero 7.entía bien. y fui a reunirme con mi familia en casa de mi abuela. no sabía que yo tenía covid, y ahora ellos están enfermos; mi abuela, mis papás... están muy mal. no cometas el mismo error: usa mascarilla y mantén tu distancia todas las veces que salgas. hasta cuando estés con tu familia. especialmente con ellos. se siente raro, pero es la única forma de proteger a nuestros seres queridos. mas vale prevenir... que lamentar. paola: antes de despedirme le ♪ ♪ >>Éstas son las principales noticias. preocupante panorama en medio de los incendios en el medio del paÍs. las vÍctimas van en aumento de los pronÓstico para las prÓximas semanas son desalentadores. la tormenta tropical que amenaza llegar a mississippi este martes con fuerza de huracÁn uno. --desarrolla las autoridades en los Ángeles para dar con el responsable de montar una emboscada contra dos agentes que estaban en la patrulla. les tenemos un

buscan al sospechoso de disparar contra 2 oficiales del alguacil de los Ángeles.emos información de última hora desde san francisco donde se reportan a varias personas hospitalizadas luego de haber estado expuestas a fentanilo, una droga sintética más potente que la heroína, según información esto ocurrió durante un choque en el puente golden gate, los mantendremos informados. buenas tardes, saluda fátima navarrete, los negocios en san francisco están casi listos para abrir sus puertas a partir de maÑana, nuestra compaÑera claudia simonetti nos tiene los detalles sobre lo que podría pasar este lunes, buenas tardes. >>> buenas tardes, asimismo lo dijo la alcaldesa de la ciudad de san francisco, a partir de maÑana lunes, negocios no esenciales como salones de belleza se pueden reactivar, el pasado más de 5 meses desde que este tipo de negocios dejaron de operar, ahora lo podrán hacer a ofrecer sus servicios dentro de los establecimientos siempre y cuando cumplan con las normas, los gimnasios pueden operar únicamente al 50 por ciento de su capacidad, mientras que los

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are public safety officials within los angeles cou nty officials within los angeles county are well versedghout the year but most importantly, we go through wildland fires year over year and we consistently are improving the way we do things. and this season is no different and so we want to make sure that our whole community is really ready for this. when you are engaged with these significant wildland fires that are in the aspects of disasters, it is the whole community rep —— approach was a bit is not just community rep —— approach was a bit is notjust government officials, non—profit, faith —based communities, residents, visitors and businesses alike, all coming together that we ensure we have the least amount of problems from the significant wildfires as possible. is everyone taking it seriously? yes. kevin mcgowan, thank you so much. thank you. stay with us on bbc news — still to come: no title for novak — the serbian tennis player is disqualified from the us open after accidentally hitting a line—judge. george w bush: freedom itself was attacked this morning, and freedom will be def

a fire in the angeles national forest firing up in the past 24 hours. thousands of homes have now been destroyed. much of talent, oregon, wiped off the map. from los angeles to portland to seattle, some of the unhealthiest air in the world now. in fact, families are being warned to simply stay inside. president trump in the california fire zone today. the governor there pleading directly to the president to look at the evidence, that climate change is real. president trump then telling state authorities, it will getting cooler, just watch. a bc's will carr tonight. >> reporter: new red flag warnings are pushing the 16,000 battle-tested firefighters on california's front lines to the brink. >> we are going to try to box it in. >> reporter: relentless spot fires are only expected to get worse throughout the week. the record-breaking fires have delivered a tragic toll. at least 27 killed. the north complex fire has seen 2,000 structures damaged or destroyed. tonight, the town of berry creek is a wasteland. the area is five miles wide and everything in sigh

as far as the sheriff in los angeles iran on kicking ice out day one.n he became sheriff his first action, his first law enforcement action was kick ice out of his jail. he stopped being a law enforcement officer, stopped being a sheriff and became a politician. i would suggest take the badge off his chest and put it in his desk drawer because he became a politician. law enforcement officer does not release public safety back into the public, his number one responsibility to protect the community and you said he's doing it to protect victims and witnesses to report crimes, when you release public safety threat, especially when it is here illegally he is going to reoffend a very community lives. that decision puts the immigrant community at greater risk of crime. nobody wants to release a bad guide to exact revenge and also puts the community at greater risk of arrest because ice can't arrest a bad guy in jail, they are going to community where they will find others. this has nothing to do with protecting the community, it is a political move. todd: an e

nos cuenta norma riveros, le pusieron una de las vacunas que es probada en su fase tres desde los Ángeleslos experimentos que son desarrollados por científicos de la universidad de oxford. >> estoy contento de ser el primer paciente de los Ángeles que recibe la vacuna lo hago por mí ypor mi comunidad, espero encontrar una cura muy rápido >> en parte dice que quiso ser voluntario de este histórico segmento por el bien de la comunidad y para ayudar a la reconstrucción de la economía. es uno de los que perdió su trabajo por la emergencia del covid-19 >> quiero regresar a mi trabajo quiero que todo vuelva la normalidad >> además ha sufrido la pérdida de personas cercanas que han sucumbido en la lucha contra el mortal virus >> tengo conocidos que han muerto y también tengo amistades que han sido afectadas por el virus >> los investigadores de este proyecto dicen que los efectos secundarios son mínimos. explicaron que la vacuna consiste en una reconstrucción de las proteínas que cubre la capa del coronavirus y que los pacientes no serán inyectados con el virus como tal >> las personas tienen un

al noroeste del condado de los Ángeles, ahorita, estamos en el segundo dÍa.on el incendio cuya causa estÁ bajo investigaciÓn amenaza al histÓrico observatorio temon comenzÓ asÍ como centenares de casas en los suburbios de monrovia katia hiper al pÚblico los que estÁn en alerta extrema ante la posibilidad de que emergencia importantes que estÁn preparado para irse. >> diez minutos. quizÁs para ver y mÁs cual su casa. >> en el condado de san bernardino continuÓ avanzando el llamado eldorado ayer, que ha devorado mÁs de diez mil acres, segÚn este boletÍn oficial. el incendio se iniciÓ el sÁbado por la maÑana por un artefacto pirotÉcnico durante una fiesta familiar para dar a conocer el sexo de un pp prÓximo a nacer la causa. aÚn se investiga, pero podrÍa resultar en cargos judiciales. nosotros estamos pidiendo el pÚblico que nos apoye, han tener mucho cuidado cualquier chispa, ahorita podrÍa comenzar un incendio en medio de la tormenta de fuego que se registran todo california, por primera vez el servicio forestal decidiÓ cerrar por completo los accesos pÚblicos

it looks like a fog in los angeles county. at least 100 fires burning in at least 10 states tonight. the bobcat fire near los angeles today forcing evacuations as president trump is set to visit the state tomorrow. from the air and on the ground, 16,000 firefighters are battling 29 major fires here, many working nonstop for nearly two months. more than 3.3 million acres, roughly the size of connecticut, have been scorched this year alone. 27 times the amount burned at this time last year. the north complex fire has killed at least 12 people and damaged or destroyed 2,000 structures. >> we're experiencing weather conditions the likes of which we never have experienced in our lifetime. >> reporter: back in oregon, mary tonight haunted by fears her aunt and her pets did not make it. >> i'm hoping the smoke got her. and she just went to sleep. and my dog. and the cat. i just hope they went to sleep. >> so hard to hear that. we can't imagine what they're going through. so many are dealing with this right now. will, residents dealin

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what made you leave los angeles? all over the world actually.ave been able to do for lsat and bar prep, coronavirus has done for employment opportunities. i felt like before we had to make a choice, if we wanted to be around talent, around capital, we had to be in a major metropolitan city. after graduating law school, i felt a bit of remorse not being able to go to the bay area, but coming to los angeles, where silicon beach was coming up, i thought was important for our success. what coronavirus has established is that remote work is just as effective, productive, and more importantly, gives mother companies like ours and ability to compete for talent because we are not surrounded by large, companies.ed vc tech greg: i imagine this was a big decision and you did your homework, but we are still in the early innings in this big shift we are seeing. i wonder about the fact that as big go back to normal if some of these plays, working from home, moving away from the cities, starts to unwind. mehran: i would agree it has been a little bit skewed in

esta en el 98 y los angeles en el 95.por defensa. vemos las condiciones en esos lugares, especialmente los puentes. velocidad promedio 28 millas por hora en el puente, cuenta san mateo 50 millas por hora, siguen ciertos lugares, especialmente al norte en napa vemos las autopistas con ciertos tramos como la 128 que sigue cerrado. otros van poco a poco abriéndose, rápidamente vamos al norte, un accidente en la 680 que causa tráfico más concurrido. vemos lo que sucede en la pacífico, una zona queda cerrada antes de llegar a santa cruz, la pacífico uno con dirección sur con mucho tráfico en este momento. las condiciones en san josé permanecen estables entre la 80 y la 101. conduzca con mucho cuidado, si no hay que irse a nebraska. >> (música). >> se acerca el fin de semana y seguro quieren refrescar la mente, al regresar imágenes para que seas hombre. nos lo pueden perder. >> (música). me sentía bien. y fui a reunirme con mi familia en casa de mi abuela. no sabía que yo tenía covid, y ahora ellos están enfermos; mi abuela, mi

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joining me now live from los angeles, mayor eric garcetti. the bobcat fire burning fewer than 25 miles outside of los angeles. as of yesterday that fire had destroyed almost 30,000 acres. it's only 6% contained right now. president trump is going to travel to your state tomorrow to meet local officials. are you satisfied with the trump administration's response? >> well, we always have great cooperation with our federal agencies. and i want to thank them for that because they do step up, whether it's coronavirus or whether it's fires. but i think leadership at the very top needs to be earlier, stronger, and from the president i wish that we would get as much attention not based on an electoral map but just purely on being americans and the need for leadership to be from the white house for all of america, you know, whether it's twin hurricanes on the gulf coast or fires here on the west coast, we're one nation. and looking at the leadership that comes out, it's easy to forget that. it's taken three weeks. i'm glad he's coming. but we need muc

to our correspondent all of a salad in the angeles national forest and all of us sends us this update on the huge wildfire. this wildfire in the endless national forest began burning just on sunday it remains fully uncontained like many throughout the state of california and all the clouds of smoke that are covering the sky here are even visible in los angeles which is only 25 miles away there are ashes in the air on the ground covering even parked cars there miter all of just say that we are witnessing the biggest wildfire in recorded history and they also fear that the extremely hot dry conditions additionally strong winds could push the fires further south and that will threaten some foothill communities and the citizens living they are in constant fear of losing their houses and livelihoods in bella ruse prominent opposition leader has accused authorities are threatening to kill her if she refused to leave the country maria kolesnikov who is behind bars has filed a criminal complaint against security agents who told her they would expel quote alive all in pieces the threats are pa

los angelinos de los Ángeles derrotaron 2-0 a los padres de san diego.

borja: la policÍa del condado de los Ángeles ofrece una alta recompensa a quien posea informaciÓn sobreque abriÓ fuego sobre dos oficiales. tenemos las imÁgenes. carolina: te gustarÍa trabajar como voluntario para facebook y al mismo tiempo ser parte de estas elecciones histÓricas? te contaremos lo que debes saber. ♪ ♪ borja: feliz inicio de semana, te damos la bienvenida a tu "ediciÓn digital", hoy es 14 de septiembre. te saludamos con mucho gusto. carolina: arrancamos directamente con la informaciÓn y con una doble amenaza de dos fenÓmenos naturales de proporciones potenciales destructivos. la tormenta tropical salley gana fuerza y se convierte en una cana antes de tocar. -- se convierte en huracÁn antes de tocar tierra. hay decenas de incendios forestales en izalco california, oregÓn y el estado de washington. nuestro jefe de meteorologÍa albert martinez con hamas. arranquemos con salley. albert: buenas, se estÁ intensificando, se estÁ intensificando a las costas de luisiana y mississippi. quiero que veÁis eso, hay cinco sistemas activos ahora mismo, hacia 50 aÑos que no lo veÍamos,

>> asÍ mataron a otro hombre afroamericano ultimado a tiros por la policÍa, sus familiares en los ÁngelesdescansarÁn hasta que se haga justicia (hablan inglÉs) destituyen al comandante de la base de fort hood, esto ocurre tras la muerte de vanessa guillen y otros cuatro soldados en los Últimos meses >> fort hood tiene uno de los promedios mÁs altos de homicidios y agresiones sexuales en el ejÉrcito. al inicio de las clases se disparan los contagios de coronavirus entre los menores los casos han aumentado 17% en las Últimas dos semanas >> los niÑos sÍ se enferman y si son transmisores sobre todo los mayores de diez aÑos >> con el aumento en los contagios, crece la preocupaciÓ de los padres, pero comenzamos con las imÁgenes de la visita que ha causado mucha polÉmica >> el presidente trump recorriÓ kenosha wisconsin en medio de manifestaciones a favor y contra de su presencia, visitÓ las zonas afectadas por disturbios por las protestas luego que un oficial blanco le disparara 7 veces por la espalda a jacob blake un afroamericano, en su corta visita defendiÓ a la policÍa y negÓ que haya un ra

el alguacil del condado de los Ángeles, ocho agentes fueron acusados de tomar o compartir imÁgenes yanueva por la filtracion pde fotos. en marzo, dijo que estaba devastada por las acusaciones de que los agentes las compartieron. dijo que estaba devastada porque los agentes las compartieran. se busca remediar violaciones de derechos civiles, negligencia, y tambiÉn violaciÓn de la privacidad. como estÁn leyendo en el grÁfico. dÉjenme platicarles que ademÁs de perder a su esposo e hija a vanessa le ha restado mucho que las fotografÍas las tienen personas desconocidas y que en un futuro las puedan ver sus hijas a travÉs de internet. carolina: le agradecemos por esa informaciÓn. algo muy complicado para toda esa familia. mientras tanto te contamos que la astronauta de la nasa podrÁ votar desde el espacio. ¿pero te has preguntado cÓmo lo hacen? los astronautas estÁn registrados para votar en el estado de texas cuya legislaciÓn contempla el sufragio desde el espacio mediante el correo electrÓnico. reciben una boleta a la que acceden con credenciales individuales. despuÉs de llenarla la envÍ