moot then called viola's daughter, fran, who also lived in georgetown. >> what went through your head? >> i was in shock because i remember leaving the office and telling the receptionist my mother just died. i have to go home. and moot said the police are here. please, come down. >> fran immediately called her son, ethan, and asked him to come over as well. >> i was probably there within five or six minutes of getting the call from my mother. >> what happened when you got there? >> i am trying to sort of make sense of it all because i want to know what's going on. there are people processing the room where she is. so, at that point, i know she's in the bathroom. and it sounds like, she had fallen. >> but, ethan wondered, was his grandmother's death really an accident? or was it tied to a dark, family secret? according to her daughter, connie, viola lived a dramatic life, right up until the end. >> tell me about your mom. >> my mother was a very accomplished woman. and she always told us, for women, it's nice to be beautiful but that's not enough. you must develop your brain. you must

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are now automatically referred to the director of the division — in our case, the director of news, fran have robust systems in place to ensure that we don't misstep in that way again. there can be disputes around what was the intent of the use of certain words, and that's perfectly reasonable, and it's important that the bbc doesn't passjudgement on the motivations of people using words but making it clear that words are offensive. kamal ahmed, thank you. one of the challenges of being interviewed remotely from home, as so many people are during this pandemic, is what to show in the background of the camera shot. many interviewees go for a book shelf, perhaps to show how well—read they are. but there can be another benefit, too, as thejournalist susie boniface showed when appearing on the papers last friday night. the author of that book to her right, fleet street fox, was susie boniface herself, prompting this response from melanie milne... three days later, the bbc‘s global trade correspondent dharshini david was also speaking to the news channel. look out for the six copies of the bo

and when the letter writer comes to demanding the booklet me that and by fran. nor have i not the miles, i don't look miles she seems i b, t, v 53 from blue mountain and we had a winner of the 5 according to one of the. so now you have a fate. i'm so not motivated by them to my own about i'm here, i'm getting the full image if you want, but put out that battle what it can do if you think that a camorra. but i thought that that there's a lot of hope for a little less, instead of javelin, about about an opinion, for lack of more candidate. he sure did it lead you that there couldn't be any perfect telephone number for him as though you know that credit limit outfit got that 3 for 50 where we wouldn't when he did let f. we south to those in the a level 3 ways. the shabda not eleni a clue for because of her own will to do, didn't do new the, the thing for me that it needed a we found a part and more lucky. maybe we'd be better off not to know that number more now that i'm able to madame, but don't approve of. so they would have a lady had a fit. it couldn't be fille

and when the letter ran from the booklet to me, matt and by fran nor have i not the miles, i don't look miles, she seems i b t, v 5301 blue monday and we had a winner of the 5 accord on one of the. so now i have it mode and there by the my own about like you are getting the full image if you want, but put out that data. what of it? and if you think that a combo of the above, i thought that that there's a lot of hope for a little less instead of javelin, about about an pin block more candidate. he sure did it lead you that there couldn't be any profit telephone number for the bed though. if you look through their credit limits traffic. got that 3 to 4 foot ball. where would maybe be a left after we south through those? it's a level 3, always the shot in the lane. you have clue for could go on with you. didn't you do knew the thief, a 4th, created a new truck, a we found a part and more lucky. maybe we'd be better off not to know that number more now. that neighbor who made them but don't have so they would have a lady had a fit. it couldn't be filled up with one foot in you know, one not

i will be my room and yeah, glumly about a 100 months is a month in the matt and by fran nor have i not the miles. i don't look miles she seems i b t v. 53 from blue mountain and we had a winner called the father court on one of the. so now you have a fate, i'm so not modern day by them them not my own. now i'm going to be getting double image if you want. but what about data, what of it? and if you think that a camoflauge above, i thought that either, but i thought about for a little less instead of javelin, about about an pin block more candidate. he sure did it lead you that there couldn't be any profit telephone number for the meadow. if you know that prep limits outfit got that 3 for $52.00 teams where would maybe be a left after that? if you look at least south to those, it's a level 3 always the shabda, not l.a. near clue fluker, the pro on woo, woo. the theophany for me, they need a we found a part and more lucky. maybe we'd be better off for a number more now that i'm able to madame, but don't so they would have a lady had a fit. it couldn't be voted off. and when you know, one

>> i'll let frans answer as well i would say on my side, yes.re going to continue focusing on what we did. which is really the fresh food, and now it's speed and i think, you know, there's a lot of opportunity in micro fulfillment, you know, and same day and on demand deliveries >> and as david mentioned, becky, we are a company investing 2 1/2 billion euros per year, and this we do in our great local brands, so in the u.s. on the east coast with food lion, and giant and stop and shop, and also hopefully soon with fresh direct and it will be in a very respectable member of our family of great local brands and therefore we will for sure invest not only in bricks and mortar, but also in pure online next quarter hopefully, and also in technology and in digital, but also learn from the fresh direct experience in being so close to the fresh supply chain. and i think we also can pick up interesti interesting learnings from this, and looking at the customer retention, happiness of customers of fresh direct in manhattan and new york city and in the tris

on sunday, fran and i were blessed with a new baby granddaughter. grandson, our grandson is due any day now. each one of us has our own herens why we want to be when this horrible virus is over. we make that decision, when we decide whether or not to put on that mask, we should thatber all those things we really want to live for. all of the world's great religions have their own version of what most of us learn as .hildren, the golden rule treat others as we wish to be treated. whether you were raised in a religious household or not, whether you adhere to religious teachings or not, all of our most revered teachings are based, really, on the principle of believing in and working towards something bigger than ourselves. to the common good. the love for our fellow man. our obligation to our fellow man. and there is no higher purpose than to work for that common good. each of us has a moral obligation to do our part and i believe each one of us will do this. our beautiful ohio state seal depicts the sun shining brightly over mount logan. that rising su

. ♪ carolina: veremos quÉ es lo que pasa durante estas prÓximas horas, le agradezco mucho a fran, y adonÍasa fase mÁs preocupante y mortÍfera de la pandemia. asÍ lo advierte la doctora, coordinadora de respuesta al coronavirus de la casa blanca. en un memorando obtenido por the washington post, urge al gobierno a adoptar medidas que no necesariamente cerrarÍan economÍa, esto cuando la cifra de infecciÓn diaria. carolina: no hay excusa, uber y lift ha bajado los precios para que no te quedes en casa y vayas a votar. hasta las 11:00 p.m., puedes escribir el cÓdigo 2020 y recibir hasta el 50% de descuento desde tu casa, hasta cualquier centro electoral. borja: hacemos una corta pausa, al regresar vamos a hablar con una mujer que tuvo que volar cientos de millas para poder votar, porque su boleta por correo nunca le llegÓ. sí, estamos batallando enemigos que no podemos ver y otros que vemos demasiado. pero no somos un pueblo que se rinde. durante 4 años hemos aprendido a identificar cada mentira, a levantar la voz frente a la intolerancia, a no dejar caer a nuestros vecinos. por nuestra salud.

escrito, dijo en parte, recomendamos una cuarentena de 14 dÍas, a todas las personas que regresen a san frans que viven aquÍ en la ciudad del condado de san francisco. recordamos que pueden realizarse la prueba de covid 19 en forma gratuita. pueden visitar la pÁgina de internet oficial del condado y ciudad de san francisco. en el reporte en vivo, flabio lacayo noticiero telemundo 48. >>> gracias flabio por informaciÓn. >>> 400 empleados dieron positivo al covid 19 fueron puestos en cuarentena. y acuerdo a la agencia, del inicio de la pandemia. dieron positivo al virus y 8 trabajadores fallecieron tras contagiarse con la enfermedad. >>> un nuevo micro laboratorio es desarrollado. >>> en primera lÍnea han para e deudo una prueba de covid 19 estÁ aprovechando una tecnologÍa denominada laboratorio en un chip. y la tÉcnica de ediciÓn genÉtica para y den ficar la presencia del nuevo coronavirus en solo media hora. temperaturas de 15 a 20 grados van a llegar esta semana al norte del estado, esto serÍa el primer frÍo de la temporada. las lluvias nieves van a llegar a algunos sectores maÑana. insta a

una flor para cada alma fue dedicado a las víctimas de la pandemia, por primera vez en la historia frann el día de los muertos y sandra nos cuenta de el significado de esto, veamos >> la canela la mantequilla el azúcar son típicos de estas fechas del día de muertos . uno de los días más esperados y tradicionales de méxico que todos amamos, es la celebración de la que celebramos aquellos que se nos adelantaron para esta familia no puede faltar el pan de muertos >> es algo muy bonito algo que todos los hispanos tenemos para el día de los muertos >> este pan tiene significado que para muchos se interpreta de maneras diferentes como el señor alejandro quien por décadas ha sido panadero y es originario del distrito federal >> el significado es para redondo que es el círculo de vida, el cráneo los cuatro puntos cardinales del calendario azteca que significan a los dioses aztecas, es un pan tradicional de méxico y con el tiempo se ha ido le hacen de diferentes formas >> como muchos platillos de la astronomía mexicana, el pan de muertos en prepararse de maneras distintas, dependiendo de la regi

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. >> three bay area counties are in the red tier, san mateo, sfra san fran and marin.s and card rooms must stay outdoors but more businesses can open rate indoors as long as they follow those restrictions. restaurants, movie theaters and places of worship at 25% capacity. gyms at 10%. >>> we'll have more coming up but our other top story, rain is set to move into the bay area. revved up the engine and storm ranger looking at san jose and san francisco. a look at the current conditions now. look what's coming our way. not only the rain but meteorologist kari hall sorting it all out for us. >>> yeah, you do want to make sure you have the umbrella even though it is not raining right now. we'll see the rain moving in later this morning and into the afternoon and so we're starting out with some cloudy skies across the bay area with the rain to the north as we go into today we'll see that rain approaching in parts of the north bay. storm ranger tracking that and we're seeing some very light showers in parts of the north bay, but it will get heavier as the morning goes along.

as ten people or less for indoor and outdoor gatherings and restaurants and bars closing at 10 p.m fran ses >> cory, thank you. >>> just days from now college students from across the country will start traveling home for thanksgiving break there's concern they could be bringing covid home too. nbc's blaine alexander looks at the extreme ways they are looking to keep students and families safe. >> reporter: it was a semester of scenes like these that health officials blamed for outbreaks at colleges nationwide now experts worry that hundreds of thousands of students spanning across the country for holiday break could bring the virus home for the holidays. >> we want them to remember as they go home they'll be going to a different environment. they may be going home to families where there may be elderly relatives and we want to make sure they go home without the virus. >> reporter: at cornell university officials are urging students to stay on campus but for those who do travel, they are offering exit testing. sophomore caylee zong is one of them she just got tested today. both she and

other way to do it expecting a good amount of harvest this year given the there's a dam i want to fran's we have all of our farmers are very happy about what. season but suddenly things. are completely the other way around. and now. it's challenging time in terms of providing the basic needs and dental food and and a life saving program that the government. organization is planning to do but now we are focusing on life saving the lives of people of the people but with that we had thinking a lot of how to do plan to waltz recovery and. help people to reconstruct what they lost and help people in this case and in that sense we did was. to call upon the international community to help us in building and 1st building that is in the end of the people but also moving forward with. the. guys think of any programs and helping people to do to stand up again and take up a form such case. sudan is listed in the us and wolf steeped sponsor of terrorism since 1903 following a kiss that is sheltered o'barry the need is. present donald trump has agreed to take the country off the list in exchange for $

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fan right now, so nice and light and quiet here across the golden gate bridge an easy trip into san franthere's one car finally one car heading northbound but no problems here in north and south one oh one we have one more the richmond sandra fell bridge west bound 5.80 of the pay gates, an easy trip. you know what i always say the earlier you can get out there the better go ahead and beat the rush. no big problems for you in to the north bay. a state audit or says that the employment development department sent all forms exposing social security numbers of millions of californians. well the auditor's report says that the edd is still milling out people social security numbers kay recede has that story. these latest findings by a state auditor of the employment development department failure to remove social security numbers from mailings. >>leaving millions of californians vulnerable to fraud or just a glimpse of the heartache david robertson's family has been through my son's been ripped off. >>the taxpayers are being ripped off. and there's a criminal out there continuing to do this r

look at this i had at hiking hillary i had safeway sheila i have playground patty farmer's market fran and mattress meredith if i had zylon closure though. what the hell is mattress meredith ok it's a white manager of a mattress discounters whole inevitably call store security 'd on a black family testing out a display mattress i'm actually surprised that hasn't happened yet but at least this karen law actually establishes consequences for making frivolous calls that could get innocent people hurt or killed i mean collars already face consequences california governor gavin newsom approved a state law just weeks earlier where of 1st violation for knowingly using the emergency system to harass another but carry a $250.00 fine if deemed an infraction and a $1000.00 fine if it's a misdemeanor and 6 months in jail grow. that means the state law on top of the san francisco law will make it expensive to be a racist in a city that's already judged runs out now won't that means the only people making these calls will be douche bag tech pros where the darkest thing to pass through their workplac

all right let's bring in our guests in the moroccan city of if fran nisar miss sari associate professor of international studies at wayne university in oxford u.k. thomas gift director of university college london center on u.s. politics and joining us in istanbul matthew bryza a nonresident senior fellow at the atlantic council's eurasia center and global energy center welcome to each of you thomas let me start with you it's being reported that joe biden is planning on quickly signing a series of executive orders once he's sworn in as the next president and that these orders would see america rejoin the paris climate accords reversed president trump's withdrawal from the world health organization in the muslim ban reinstate daca i'm curious to know from your perspective how much is joe biden going to have to rely on executive orders to try to implement his agenda and is that something that he wants to do. well i think that the executive orders will be the primary mechanism by which biden will be forced to govern and that simply because it's looking increasingly like he will face divide

a long awaited inquiry into the conduct of australian special forces on the stand as fran credible evidence of multiple war crimes. the report details.

driving to our channel on you tube and joining me on the ground would have a few good things ramp in san fran. seemed wrong. rowles just told. me you get to shape out just to become educated and in gains from it because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. this is a story of women and women with troubled histories and complex court cases you know some. leave. out there. is the person that. the cheesiness of the day are considered the most dangerous of criminals she's in a still. all the last 23 hours of the day tell me that it's not enough punishment. of women on the road. the way. the us. supporters of president trump take to the streets across the country refusing to accept the results of the election and there's a role reversal with team trump accusing the democrats of stealing 20 votes 4 years after the opposition called them to die out.

banned all essential travel to england and all part of the british isles with a few exception else and fran'slth agency says the number of new cases, hospitalizations and icu admissions are slowing. so for more on that and other coronavirus news across europe, i'm joined by an noo stewart in london, but first let's turn to jim bittermann who is just outside paris. jim, some guess news theood new the optimism isn't shared across europe. >> it's a mixed picture. tough restrictionses towards tend of last month and the beginning of this month. now they're start to go bare fruit. in france, for example, new units are down. so it's headed in the right direction. the government spokesman yesterday said they're not about to lift the restrictions just yet. in other countries, it's a little bit the same in germany, italy and spain. the benefits of having a tough lockdown are starting to show. so at the moment, it's good news. the other thing that's very positive here, and i think the people are looking forward to is the approval of these vaccines out there. turpan union has been negotiating contracts w

fran >>> mi querido fran estoy tan contenta que tanta gente estÉ comprometida con ir a votar hoy y muchosios que deben hacer >>> se desata un escÁndalo por una supuesta infidelidad donde estÁ metida la mujer del chicharito a quien acusan de engaÑar al futbolista con un amigo muy cercano >>> amigos los hijos y el voto hoy nos estamos uniendo a los comadres para hablar de la importancia de enseÑar a nuestros hijos a conocer y tambiÉn ejercer sus derechos sobre todo el de elegir a sus gobernantes con esto y mÁs damos inicio a esta nueva hora de "un nuevo dÍa" hoy y siempre mÁs cerquita de ti. . ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> (risas) >>> muy buenos dÍas, mi gente linda bienvenidos a esta nueva hora de "un nuevo dÍa ". hoy un dÍa histÓrico, martes 3 de noviembre del 2020. fecha en que elegimos al nuevo presidente de los estados unidos aquÍ en telemundo vamos a tener la mejor informaciÓn. >>> la verdad que sÍ ada estamos muy contentos y mÁs porque histÓricamente mucha gente ha votado anticipadamente mÁs de cien millones lo hicieron asÍ que vamos por buen camino, vamos por buen camino. y vamos co

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yeah, paul casey with a rather surprising lead, but don't count out dechambeau and his big biceps franes, have a great weekend. we've earned it. sleep all weekend and start again on monday. >> you didn't have to bring monday into it, but we'll try to at least >> i just ruined everything. that is what i do. thank you very much. >>> on deck, call it the most profitable tv segment of the week our exclusive look at what executives are buying the most of their own stock and there are some big names on this week's list you will get it, but only if you keep it here on cnbc dow futures up 271 businesses today are looking to tomorrow. adapting. innovating. setting the course. but new ways of working demand a new type of network. one that's more than just fast. you need flexibility- to work from anywhere and manage from everywhere. advanced technology. with serious security. and reliable coverage, nationwide. forward-thinking enterprises deserve forward-thinking solutions. and that's what we deliver. so bounce forward, with comcast business. >>> a big money making week looking to keep you making

nbc's jacob ward is at one of the scythes in san fran. what are you seeing there? from health officials there? >> reporter: craig, being here in san francisco, you know, is a very lucky thing coming to covid. san francisco's testing more people per capita than any other city in the nation and this facility set in the shadow of bay bridge hands 1,700 a day on average. the problem, of course srks that testing now ahead of thanksgiving not only can sap the city's resources but have a terrible effect in luring people into thinking they're safe ahead of the holiday. >> do not use testing to determine whether you can travel or not. we have seen the repeated failure, the repeated failure of this type of testing strategy across the country. a negative test cannot be an excuse to put yourself or others at risk. >> reporter: now, this facility here can handle the crush but it has been a crush and here's the important thing to understand is that me standing here right now with a crew, with other people, if i were to get tested from this moment on and then go outside of my imm

president trump said i know you will now have a truly fran taftic thanksgiving while flynn's family thanked president for answering their are prayers. after just 23 days on the job, flynn was fired in 2017 for lying to the fbi and vice president pence about contact with the then-russian ambassador before the inauguration. >> he was targeted by the obama administration and he was targeted in order to try and take down a president. >> president trump has claimed flynn was persecuted. flynn tried to resin his earlier guilty plea and the department of justice had sought to withdraw the case against them but it had been tied up in court. democrat inhouse speaker nancy pelosi called the pardon an act of grave corruption and a brazen abuse of power. >> mr. president, you are connected. >> reporter: before issuing the pardon, president trump from the white house called iny to ahearing held by pennsylvania state republican lawmakers. again, falsely claiming he won. >> this elect was rigged and we can't let that happen. >> cbs news has learned pennsylvania legislators involved in the hearing traveled

to puerto rico, stateside, canada, mexico, this is going to be a trend that lasts for years it's a fran tasfantastic sector wonderful cash flow and a release of any abuse on them this is a fantastic place to be. one other thing to talk about here, this gives you a reason why you cannot time sectorial rotations. if you like health care, you got to be in it for those two trading days where you get one rate of return for 48 hours. otherwise you never enjoy the benefit. >> sometimes you get lucky look, the market has pivoted so quickly from the idea of a blue wave to the scenario that i laid out, gridlock biden presidency, republican senate and the other features that would factor in to all of that. that's been remarkable in and of itself, jenny, is the ability of the market to pivot in such a powerful and quick fashion >> for sure. i've been stunned by it. last week was so vicious in moves on both sides, it was just incredible i like the point that kevin made, that you need to be in something for the two days when it's actually rewardedone of the things as everyone knows i'm invested in is

season fran. >> it's both. you know, so the doctor is 100%. this is the most current public health advice, which is just don't do it. stay inside your family, you know, no amount of testing is going to guarantee you'll be safe. >> reporter: that being said. >> however, if they don't do that and we're into harm reduction. >> reporter: it seems health officials across the bay area recognize they can tell you to stay home, but not everyone will. like contra costa county, alameda, santa clara, marin, so solano and sonoma say avoid traveling for the holidays but if you do, get tested before and after and quarantine for 14 days if you're exposed to covid-19. finding a test before thanksgiving can be challenging. san francisco city test sf shows no available appointments at embarcadero pier 30. city test sf limits the number of appointments available in advance to ensure essential workers that have symptoms and those workers that have been exposed are prioritized for testing. most counties agree the safest way to celebrate this holiday season is virt

form ersan fran district toe attorney won in a race for district attorney. he vowed to bring sweeping changes to the office. >>> the contentious relationship coul be in store for a change. three new council members seeking to mend relations. a brks krrbc 7 news reporter da reached out to both sides to see if there is any hope for reconciliation. >> reporter: it could be a new game between the 49ers and the santa clara city counsel. >> let's say the balance changed. >> reporter: three newcomers appear to have won election. that led to multiple disputes and lawsuits. the city and team owners operate under a 40-year agreement. they don't take office until january, two express a hope to improve relations. >> if we're looking for the same solution, we're not fighting about soccer parks. we're looking for where can we get parking to make it successful? that will be a good start. >> reporter: major acts have asked to add thursday performances to weekend shows to offset cost to set up elaborate sound. >> i believe we can make half a million dollars per concert for t

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about the president and what he is saying, but they want to have some core republican values which, fran y frankly, they didn't get from this president, but maybe they still believe it. >> don, what is it that pushed joe biden over the edge with black voters in the battleground states, especially places like milwaukee, detroit, philadelphia, atlanta? i mean, how does a bidenonstration -- biden administration deliver to those voters? >> i think they have a very aggressive opportunity, agenda, and urban agenda for cities, an agenda for black opportunity, homeownership, debt, retirement, all of that is involved. i think ultimately what put african-american voters over the edge was the realization that sitting out is unacceptable given what we saw for the last four years. whether you were entirely inspired by joe biden or kamala harris or not, you were definitely inspired by the memories of the exhaustion and just the everyday head explosions of the last four years. that stuff gets tiring. black folks are in front of it, a lot of it. so they were not -- we were not willing to sit this one ou

right it can be stressful and slow, but at least we don't have any extra problems or issues into san fran'salmost at san francisco into the north bay, is the richmond sandra fell bridge was 5.80 the fog definitely an issue the back of his growing but it has not even reach castro just yet so 11 minutes and growing and be careful driving through the fog out there it's going to be dense in some spots. it's like this in and out here at the bay bridge toll plaza sometimes we can not see the att overcrossing sometimes we have dense fog on the span so be careful headlights and wipers will be needed you see these folks out their lights on the back up spills all the way back through the bottom of so all of your major connectors the east shore 5.80 the nimitz they're all slow leading up to the 80 west connector, and it's just a lot of stopping traffic, you know the usual crawl into san francisco, but at least for under 15 minutes which is good i'll step out of the way so you can see this crash on the east shore the upper east shore 80 west after san pablo dam road. >>that's slowing down just a little

. >>> tonight good news in the fight against the pandemic, not in america though abroad in fran francere leveling off. how france made it happen may be revering our own option of covid-19 here at home. >> matt bradley reports from paris. >> reporter: there is finally something to be happy here in france. this is a country that was hardest hit by the virus and second wave only in terms of cases. the number of new cases per day and the number of total cases of covid, not in terms of deaths or hospitalizations. one of the reasons why we are expecting to hear from president emanuel macron on tuesday evening is we expect him to loosen the lockdown. the number of new cases and number of deaths and hospitalizations, those are starting to level out. why are they changing in policies? >> the number of entrance in icu, that's the crucial number here. that has finally levelled off. that means that a lot of policymakers and doctors can suspect the healthcare system here won't be overwhelmed. the last couple of weeks the healthcare system here stood at the end of this disease. i spoke with the doct

and, so, up until the fall of fran in 1940 when the people really began to worryn the administtion, we are just out of it for those 10 years. does that sound right? >> i think that you are spot on. what i call in the book, borrowing a term from a historian. the u.s. was internationalist because it is continue to be involved commercially. it continued to essentially conduct diplomac through wall street. wall street was in europe and east asia trying basically t run through investment. the other thing that occurred in the 1920s is that tre was a new multilateralism. interestingly, they were all packs of inaction. the united states was willing. not to bill the navy and to outlaw war. you would have never gotten the senate to ratify something that committed the united state to do sething. that does not happen until the 40s. until world war ii. the gat depression is really the turning point. that is when the u.s. notnly did detaches itself geopolitically, i will be cused on the laser on a domestic front. beginning to shepherd thrgh the congress one act after anothe more or less cuts the uni

let's go to charlotte now, where we're joined by fran marie morris, who hosts her own local radio programmes. of course, he wasn't able to hold babies because he didn't run that sort of campaign. did it cost him? he came and he ate. there was footage of that. he comes down quite often, so i guess it worked. look, it didn't work in the senate, and they dearly wanted that senate seat to go to cal cunningham, but the republican thom tillis did well and held onto his seat. did the democrats make a mistake in picking cal cunningham, because i know he was a veteran, squeaky—clean, or so they thought, and then there was a whole load of controversy that sprung up around him. exactly, and he didn't address it, so that is what most people speculate the problem was. he did not say exactly. . . problem was. he did not say exactly... deeply to the people, i am sorry for what i did. just own up and say what you did and thank you very much and we will move on. i think it was because he ignored every question about it. just tell us, what are trump supporters in north carolina saying, although the president

fran..todo nuestro respeto para los veteranos.es a pesar de que presidente donald trump y una cantidad de personas en la casa blanca se niegan a aceptar la victoria de joe biden, Él continÚa adelante trabajando, dando esta imagen presidencial ayer en conferencia de prensa, se le preguntÓ en el hecho de que los republicanos no lo apoyan. esto fue lo que dijo, escuchemos. [hablan en inglÉs] edwin: en medio de promesas de unidad y una posible mejora econÓmica, biden dijo que eventualmente republicanos va a tener que aceptar la victoria para que todos puedan trabajar. esto ocurre en momentos de que el diario publicÓ un investigaciÓn donde entran a conocer confirmaron que no hay evidencia de fraude electoral, pero este no parece ser un foco de presidente donald trump en este momento sino mÁs bien la pugna que se lleva en el pentÁgono. a inicios de semana reportamos el despido y la exigencia de renuncia de tres altos funcionarios de la rama civil dentro del pentÁgono, ellos se encargan de seguridad, de polÍtica y de todo lo que tiene qu

fran tell, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. frankel will vote yes on ordering the previous uestion. as the member designated by ms. brownley, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. brownley will vote yes on ordering the previous question. as the member designated by ms. bonamici, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that ms. bonamici will vote yes on ordering the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california wish to be recognized? >> as the member designated by representative roybal-allard, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that representative roybal add lard will vote aye -- roybal-allard will vote aye on ordering the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california wish to be recognized? >> as the member designated by mr. garamendi, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. garamendi will vote yes on ordering the previous question. the speaker pro temp

mi fran, ya tienes la lista de quÉ hacer este finde.ovela que estÁ arrasando en las noches de univisiÓn " vencer el desamor". karla: dicen que segundas partes nunca fueron buenas y asÍ parece confirmarlo una fallida restauraciÓn de arte, minutos, te mostramos lo que pasÓ con el rostro de aÚna estatuas. raÚl: "gangas & deals" lllega con mejores productos que nunca, estas gafas, quÉ tal? quÉ belleza. karla: los quieren, al rato les decimos cÓmo adquirirlos. raÚl: quÉdate con nosotros aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica" donde siempre encuentras mÁs a ayuda, mÁs informaciÓn, mÁs alegrÍa y por supuesto, con un cafÉ de desayuno y buena mÚsica para alegrar sus maÑanas. karla: ya me voy a la playa. [risas] [Úsica] raÚl: no se vayan, gracias por estar con nosotros. [mÚsica] cuando aprovechamos los abundantes recursos de energía solar y eólica de california, enfrentamos el cambio climático. usa menos energía de 4 a 9 pm para que sigamos brillando. muy buenos dias... ♪ karla: muy buenos dÍas hoy es jueves 12 de noviembre, en despierta amÉrica. estados uni

declaration against serbia, africa's real estate was partitioned, africans' independence extinguished, frans' humanity devalued and own values corrupted and europeans' own values corrupted by the prerogatives of european of imperial domination. dubois had in mind great britain ice unilateral occupation of egypt at the behest of great banking houses and a front to the french interests that effectively launched the african scramble after 1882. he had in mind the second world war 17 years later when cecil roads attempted to steal the -- 75,000 soldiers and civilians dead from great britain's greatest combat since waterloo, 26,000 of them dead in concentration camps. the institutionalized bar barity in leopold's congo was exception until ale in scale but hardly different than the draconian -- chad in mali mimicked the belgians, the first genocide was in german south africa when authorities sanctioned the serial extermination of the nama peoples in nmibia in 1904 and reported in the german press and achieved with a full arsenal of new tools, barbed wire and poisoned a poisoned auk with fers. dubo

president christine laggard peaking with fran seen lacqua. -- francine lacqua.f new cars and vans powered by petrol and diesel will be banned in the u.k. from 2030. this is what boris johnson calls a green industrial rev revolution. invest to hey will make energy more efficient. mikan done joins us now. how is the u.k. government going to achieve this? i can tell you the electric charging points in my house are often broken. there is a lot of infrastructure that needs to be in place to make this green revolution kick off. >> it was always going to be a stretch. the electric vehicle emissions n the u.s. the u.k. is behind france and germany. anna: strange gremlins on the line. we'll try to re-establish our line with michael dean. there is lots to talk about. thank you very much. we'll try to get him back. minutes away from the open. we'll get stocks to watch as well including maersk. the world's big shipping container company. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european market open. we are expecting to see a little bit of weakness in trade. dani: maer

> we got back to the vice president's house, and suddenly, there was this commotion behind us, and franindow and said bo's down. something's happened. >> bo's down? >> bo's down. we're like what? the motorcade bolted behind us and took off. >> the vice president rushed to the hospital where his eldest son, 41-year-old bo, had been taken. >> nobody knew at that point whether he was alive, what happened? as the day progressed, the diagnosis was a stroke. i remember a moment in the hospital waiting room looking at the vice president and jill biden sitting together, holding hands, with just unbelievable anxiety and grief on their face and thinking, this is so unfair that this would be happening to him, after what he's been through. gradually, the news got better that day, and the stroke, what they thought was a stroke resolved itself. >> it appeared resolved a week later when bo left the hospital. but it wasn't. the real problem would be hidden for three more years. can you describe biden's relationship with bo? >> incredibly close. it was more than just father/son. they were almost alter e

karla: vamos con fran. francisca: un respiro que todos necesitamos.n 2016. los que estÁn en azul al exvicepresidente joe biden. hace historia el estado de arizona que no se pintaba de color azul desde hace 24 aÑos. el que aparecen morado en medio en nebraska es carece de color porque cuenta con cinco votos del colegio electoral, cuatro de ellos irÍan para donald trump y una para joe biden. queremos ahora compartir lo que muestran los resultados en una de las contiendas reÑidas que seguimos muy de cerca en el estado de michigan. 91% de los votos escrutados vemos que el presidente donald trump cuenta con 49.5% de apoyo, mientras que joe biden cuenta con 49.0%. es decir, hay una intima separaciÓn entre ambos. estamos pendientes del resultado oficial que se darÍa conocer en cualquier momento esta maÑana. otra de las contiendas reÑidas tambiÉn es en el estado de georgia. quiero compartir algunos detalles de este estado. tiene 16 votos electorales que estÁn en juego. de los 10,000,600 17,423 personas que viven allÍ, 9.9% son hispanas. la atenciÓn a esta hor

25000 copies arrived at my garage on april the 30th and i typed out a one-page letter that said dear fran, please read this book today and then buy enough copies to say send to your delegates in 1964 republican national convention and i typed a stencil in those days and i had a machine in the basement and i went down to the basement and put the stencil on the round thing and got out a hundred letters, i sent 100 letters out that's only advertising i ever did, one was those by a friend in california who called upia and said i'm gog to a convention this weekend of the united republicans of california and i have 5000 copies so i loaded them up at my station wagon and took them down to the airport, set them s out there and we had statewide distribution in california and the california primary was the first week in june and we sold over a halfne million copies between the firstll of may and e first of june in california. >> where did the title come from, the minute i heard it i knew that was it. host: we have a guest calling in from chicago, good afternoon, what are you reading, hoosier favori