irma: la caracterÍstica definitivamente tendrÁn otro enfoque.. andrea: a pesar de que serÁ el primer aÑo que no tendremos alfombra roja o una audiencia en vivo, eso no va a detener que la producciÓn de univisión tirÉ la casa por la ventana y haga una gran presentaciÓn ya que cada uno de los artistas toma muy en serio el elegir sus looks con tiempo para poder brindar a todos nosotros en casa mucha muda y distracciÓn. eso es todo de mi parte. francisca: gracias, andrea y totalmente como lo mencionas. todos necesitamos despejar un poco la mente. y ana brenda se verÁ preciosa con lo que sea que se ponga. ademÁs ahora tiene un ingrediente secreto que es el amor. karla: eso te hace ver hermosa como sea. carlos: asÍ es, alguien que necesita mucho, mucho amor son este parque trae un nuevo escÁndalo, salen a la luz de textos y vÍdeos de ninel conde con giovanni medina. dice que serÁn usados en la corte. le contamos todo en "sin rollo". ademÁs llega verÓnica y johnny lozada para hablar del tema., karla: cuÉntale a tu niÑos que este aÑo santa claus llega c

during the course of hurricane irma and maria. so at beginning, and no papers were adopted, accepted, and it was change it, so a difficult situation for people, even in the center of the island. the documents that were requested in the north part of the island were different from those in the south, from those in the west or the countryside. and that's the reason this bill is so important. this bill will provide necessary flexibility in the that f documents, individuals that were residing in the area during the natural disaster got to apply for disaster assistance. individuals may now use their driver's license, deeds or title to properties, utility bills or any of the 13 forms included in this bill as evidence of occupancy. in our case, you got many people that were affected, there was no doubt in terms of fema or the government they were affected by the hurricanes. but yet they did not have the papers at the time because they lose it or because of the disaster and they were so difficult to get the government actually to use or r

results, including the election of afro puerto rican human rights feminist and l lgbtq activist ana irma rivera lassÉn. is i am anmeans btqi and others the black woman. the discrimination some of us may face. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. democric presidential nominee joe biden has taken a roughly 900-vote lead in georgia as mail-in ballots continue to be counted in key battleground states. according to the associated press, biden has secured 264 electoral votes and needs to win just one of the undecided battleground states to top the needed 270. biden is also expanding his leading in nevada and gaining ground in pennsylvania, where trump's lead is down to 18,000 votes with over 160,000 absentee ballots still uncounted. biden's lead in the popular vote is now approaching 4 million and is expected to keep growing significantly. on thursday, joe biden called for all votes to be counted. mr. biden: in america, the vote is sacred. it is how people in this nation express their wealth. it is the will of t

irma alone destroyed 50% of the orange crop in florida. when you're dealing with such massive dislocations, things that register on the economic richter scale of the entire country, it forces people to focus on it and i think there's lot of good writing about what people can do to better prepare for hurricanes, and i do believe today compared to 50 years ago people are much more familiar with the anatomy of a hurricane, how meteorologists give us information about them. they know where to go for information if a hurricane is heading toward their area. i believe many hurricane prone communities have good evacuation plans in place. they have emergency responder systems. hopefully the interaction or the coordination between the local state regional and federal responders is getting better over time. but i will add it all depends on the vagaries of funding and public policy priorities. so fema which has a checkered history to say the least, and certainly one of the worst hours is in the aftermath of hurricane katrina, their history has been go

irma él trabaja en el hospital ustedes espacio llamado rincón de la salinidad y en esos tiempos de pandemia del pino llegan a esta parte del cerebro que manejan las emociones creando un cambio en actitud y estado anímico. >>> y con el honor y dejándole agua se hacen mucho mejor aquí hablando de aromas de la naturaleza y porque somos autoridad en el tiempo es hora de revisar las temperaturas la maÑana comenzó bastante frío. muy buenas tarde un sistema de baja presión en nuestra religión sin embargo los fuertes vientos que vimos el día de ayer vamos a ver como son los temple tres actualmente aires tienen pantalla san francisco al igual que san josé y también vamos a ver cómo son los temperaturas en los vecindarios hacia san mateo cinco 27° con los altos 50 mientras tanto en sectores al interior de la bahía en los 54°. esos vientos por supuesto ya están b nada más alrededor de las cinco míos por horas hacia la península por allá igualmente con cuatro millas por horas. las próximas horas el termómetro permanecerá un estante bajo esas condiciones en el hombro sin 25° y en cuestión y recordemos q

porque no puede pagar su hipoteca porque sus ingresos fueron impactados por la pandemia >> así es irmaise si está respaldada por el gobiernoeder f para que usted sea elegible su hipoteca debe estar asegurada o respaldada por alguna de las agencias federales tendrá que comunicarse con el administrador de su hipoteca solo decir que tiene dificultades financieras cuál es el criterio qué con tengo si no estoy de acuerdo cuáles opciones hay disponibles o suspender mis pagos en mi situación se puede aplicar reestructuración del préstamo cuando perdonaran las penalidades de mora y cuáles son las opciones de pago, también cargaran intereses en un período de aplazamiento una vez que haya acordado pídale a su administrador que le entregue documentación y asegúrese de estar claro de cuáles son los términos de este estamos para responderle nos puede escribir a telemundo48.com_responde o llamen al número de teléfono en pantalla >> el área de la bahía amaneció con frío y cómo se preparan los negocios, le tengo la información >> mientras recuperaba carritos del estacionamiento fue atacado >> y no se

waters then came the summer and fall of 2017, the hurricane season from hell with hurricane harvey and irma and maria to destroy different parts of the united states. right after that season was over my editor and your editor got to gather with those at the time and on the history because those that spans centuries and came to have a particular talent to pull together huge amounts of information into a narrative so they reached out to the literary agent and asked him if i would be interested in writing a book and then they reached out to me. i did not immediately say yes because before a sign on to do a book i have to have a vision of what the book would look like. i didn't know a lot about hurricanes. so for a month and a half i read articles and primary accounts of hurricanes and to say i will write the book and put together a proposal and the rest is history. >> you said you have the vision of writing the book but as you were writing the book and came to completing it did that vision remain the same or did you find yourself staring off in different directions to make the book into what y

> tenemos que detener las costas >> no quieren que se repita la historia de 2017 cuando el huracán irmaaciones no tuvieron permiso para salir >> por otra parte aquí en la bahía tenemos otro sistema de baja presión mucho menos intenso pero autoridades advierten sobre el riesgo de conducir durante el mal tiempo, sobre todo en zonas del norte de california donde ya está cayendo nieve roberto ruíz nos cuenta más lejos el servicio nacional de meteorología emitido un aviso de clima autoridades piden disminuir su velocidad y estarán tanto volantes >> hemos recordado a los conductores que por favor maneje con mucha precaución de que las autopistas estarán resbalosas >> afectar las zonas donde podría acumularse entre tres a seis pulgadas de nieve >> en el área de las montañas y nunca ha ido a la nieve hay que ponerle cadenas a los vehículos >> es por eso la importancia de prepararse antes de tomar la carretera a tener el tanque lleno de gasolina, comida, ya que puede haber mucho congestionamiento y no puede tomar tiempo para llegar preste atención ya que la patrulla de caminos enfatiza que una d

para hablar de esto nos vamos a conectar con irma hernÁndez.tros que dicen que no irma:es un nÚmero positivo y de mucho poder. todos los descubrimientos importantes estÁn vinculados con este nÚmero. es muy importante que el poder se ejerza desde el amor, raÚl porque es la clave de este nÚmero. es un número que combina racionalidad. se rompe todo lo ortodoxo. raul: a veces nos montamos en un elevador y no hay piso 13. quÉ otras cosas podemos hacer paratransformarlo en algo positivo irma: sonar campanas que los conectan con el cielo.esto nos ayuda a vibrar en la energÍa positiva del planeta venus raul: yo siempre digo que es viernes y el cuerpo lo sabe porque comienza el fin de semana tres personas que dicen que no lo es. irma:es tan importante que fue el dÍa que fuimos creados nosotros, es el sexto dÍa de la creaciÓn y por eso cuerpo sabe cuando es viernes. es el dÍa del arcÁngel uriel que significa luz de dios. nos viene a ofrecer equilibrio y confianza. Éste arcÁngel nos ayuda a trabajar las emociones en el chakra de las emociones y por ahÍ su

. >> reporter: houston mother irma garcia just retired from nasa only to fall victim to the virus months later. >> every morning i want to wake up and call her and i just feel like, why did it happen to us? she was very strong. she didn't have any underlying issues. >> reporter: a record 83,000 covid patients are in the hospital nationwide, the numbers rising in every single state. >> this is faster. it's broader. and what worries me, it could be longer. >> reporter: as the infection rate rises in new york, governor andrew cuomo is threatening to shut down nonessential businesses in parts of new york city. as california's average daily case numbers have tripled over the last month, los angeles is banning indoor and outdoor dining at restaurants and a nearly statewide curfew is sparking protest in several cities. here in new york, the nypd said early sunday morning they broke up an illegal club in manhattan packed with 120 people. but there are reports earlier this month a wedding was held in brooklyn with 7,000 guests. governor cuomo said if that happened, it's a blatant disregard of the

dahlia lithwick ana irma rivera lassÉn she is a pioneer fighter for women's rights, for gay and lesbians, for the struggle against racism and you puerto rico. she is the former president of the puerto rico bar association. she is a very significant figure public sphere as a defender of human rights, a defender of democratic rights. as i said, w have a new one already but a very significant minority, which is going t be fighting for women's rights, for workers ghts, environmental protection. fighting the policies that are being imposed on us but the federally appointed, federal said, theard and as i tremendous increase in the vote for the porter kick independence party, which went from around 3% of the vote t15% of the vote, the vote that we got, which is again around 15% of the vote, that means we represent a force which is about one third of the electorate voted for the puerto rican independent party and victoria ciudadana. this is a tremendous jump for progressive forces in puerto rico in electoral terms. amy: rafael bernabe, thank you for being with us. we know you as a professor of

algunos paÍses de latinoamÉrica y antes irma y no quiero la divisa puede ser querido amor o sea que,an a aguardar que la chica de ediciÓn digital. alt toro y carolina sarasa votado por borja voces como el mejor vestida de la noche, asÍ que el votaba por estar aquÍ en la ediciÓn digital que tengan un excelente fin de semana con Él.

when we had hurricane harvey, irma and maria like destroy different parts of the united states. so right after that season was over somebody you know very well, bob, my editor and your editor -- [inaudible] >> got together with bill and i thought there should be a book on history of american hurricanes and the newly thought of me because i seem to have a particular talent for pulling together come synthesizing huge amounts of information into a readable narrative. they reached out to my literary agent and asked him if i'd be interested in writing a book about hurricanes are key in turn reached out to me. i didn't immediately said yes, because before i sign up to a book i have to have a vision of what the book is going to look like. i did know a lot about hurricanes at the time other than the two i mentioned. i went up for about a month and half and i read a ton of books and articles and primary accounts of hurricanes, as in the whole book came into view and i said okay, i'll write the book. got the proposal and the rest is history. >> you said you had this vision of writing the

. >> reporter: houston mother irma garcia just retired from nasa, only to fall victim to the virus months later. >> every morning i wake up and i want to call her, and i just feel like, why did it happen to us? she was very strong, she didn't have any underlying issues. >> reporter: tonight, a record 83,000 covid patients are in the hospital nationwide. the numbers rising in every single state. >> this is faster. it's broader, and what worries me, it could be longer. >> reporter: and with 15 states hitting new record highs for hospitalizations saturday alone, more than one in five hospitals say they're expecting critical staffing shortages this week. >> the hospitals can create new beds, they just won't have the people to staff them. >> reporter: newark, new jersey, locking down their city the day before thanksgiving. >> it would be irresponsible, criminal even, for me to know what happened in the past, watch this thing create itself again, and stand by and do nothing. >> reporter: as the infection rate rises in nearby new york, governor andrew cuomo is threatening to shut down nonessenti

inauguration going to look like >> reporter: it is a good question i don't know i have not seen any preps in irma its of whether it will be spaced out, whether that will limit the number of people who can attend i can tell you having covered the last several from the media standpoint and the public standpoint, people are generally kind of crammed in there and we were just talking about this yesterday about whether or not they will change the dynamic of how it looks and how it is set up because of coronavirus. or if perhaps people will not come because they are concerned about the spread of the virus. >> yeah, or they will just ask people not to come because listen, outside with a mask briefly is fine, but outside for several hours jammed this will not make dr. fauci happy. but you make us happy. thanks for coming on >>> and let's get to the markets and the continued story playing out this week. the shift or at least appearance of shift from growth to value. the latter outperforming by about 2.5 yesterday after monday's big jump which reversed some four months of outperformance in just one i think

momma irma, happy birthday. we love her. >> thanks. that's so sweet. >> thanks for watching.'t forget the news continues all day on cbsn bay area. >> cbs this morning is next. have a great day. we'll leave you with this beautiful shot on ♪ shot on >>> good morning to you, our viewers in the west. welcome to "cbs this morning." it's friday, november 13th, 2020. i'll gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >> a terrible new milestone in the pandemic. the u.s. smashes another record for coronavirus cases. while many hospitals are on the brink. we'll talk to dr. anthony fauci who says help is on the way. >>> former president obama gives his first tv interview since the election to cbs news. we'll preview that conversation with him, including his thoughts on president trump's refusal to concede. why he says it puts democracy on a very dangerous path. >> breaking overnight, president-elect biden flips arizona for democrats for the first time in decades. we'll talk to cindy mccain about his achievement and her role in

. >> and from moderna there were other drugs based on this irma technology, correct? i imagine this gives investors more home that the other parts of the franchise will work. >> yeah moderna has been around ten years and they've been working on many different vaccines and other therapeutic areas but this leap frogged everything else and made them a commercial company if they get the fda go ahead, so much sooner than expected. they have vaccine for other diseases they're starting to work on flu. this is very validating and they see it as a huge day for the company, in addition to the huge day in trying to stop this pandemic. >> meg, thank you. meg terrill keeping on top of all needs developments let's hope it's vaccine monday for all of the monday from now on guy i want to talk about the interesting moves in pfizer in particular and also moderna. >> it's interesting with pfizer, when it spikes up on their news last monday it was north of 42 and traded from 38 close prior friday or there about. looking at the the stock today it's actually lower than that and done it on

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