we go now to nuala mcgovern is in reno, nevada. talk us through these allegations.hing that you are seeing across the united states. hello to all of our reviewers and welcome to reno nevada, the biggest little city in the world come as it's called. i'm down at city plaza, you will see some people skateboarding recycling behind me, maybe dog walking is welcome it's a warm afternoon here, but it's the same thing that everybody is talking about. really, how they see this story in these allegations that you have just played depends sometimes on your political strife. democrats instead are saying there is very much no evidence, but have also bumped into people today that are concerned that in fact there might be some sort of vote rigging or fraud. in fact there might be some sort of vote rigging orfraud. i in fact there might be some sort of vote rigging or fraud. i think what we need to remember here with nevada, this is the silver state. it has six electoral college votes. we are trying to get that magic number of 270. and it very much matters. in fa ct, of 270. and it

crews north of reno are battling a vegetation fire that forced the closure of a highway.essure is going to be moving in, the winds are going to be relaxing a bit, so we should be seeing a little calmer pattern moving through. lower moving through, one moving across canada, as it does so bringing snow from winnipeg to points eastward. to the south and east we are talking about temperatures a bit on the chilly side. we're looking at temperatures to stay on the cool side a couple of days as cold air has moved into the area. 13 in d.c. new york a high of 8. snow expected wednesday with a high of 2 as we go through thursday. hope you have a good day wherever you are. of nhk "newsline." i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. coming up next is "newsline biz" with ramin mellegard, so stay right there. ♪ ♪ >>> this is "newsline biz." i'm ramin mellegard. indonesia's central bank has cut its key interest rate in a bid to boost the economy hit hard by the pandemic. southeast asia's largest economy is experiencing its first downturn since the asian financial crisis of the late 1990s policymakers

. >>>, howling winds fanta fire in reno, bernie and full of homes. when firefighters expect to have it contained. >>> we are checking on the valley fog that looks like it wants to form tonight, plus a bit of a warm-up in the five day. >>> more than 1000 people have started returning home after a wildfire slept through a neighborhood in reno. at least five houses were destroyed by the wind whipped flames, which were reported yesterday afternoon. the mayor was among those under evacuation orders. she says she is thankful destruction most hours. the fire is expected to be fully contained on friday. >>> in san francisco a popular holiday tradition was carried out tonight without the crowds. ktvu's amber lee was at union square for the annual christmas tree lighting ceremony. >> three, two, one! >> reporter: the 31st annual macy's tree lighting at union square took place without much fanfare on wednesday night. a departure from tradition. normally the tree would be lit on black friday, with hordes of shoppers being part of the spectacle. this time, the ev

this is the reno area. release more results by tomorrow morning. >> it's just after 12:30 a.m. in phoenix where the ballot count continues. outside the elections office there, trump supporters questioning the process. you see a lot of them gathering there. this is maricopa county. their elections department tweeted it will release results again tonight, but still no word from arizona. we could be waiting through the negativity for an update. here's where we stand. joe biden with a narrow lead 253 electoral votes. remember, the magic number is 270. he can win outright if he holds on to his leads in arizona and nevada. >>> now tomorrow morning, a special edition of the "today" show will happen. we'll have the latest analysis and vote totals from across the country. today as a reminder begins at 7:00 a.m. following "today in the bay." it has been a long couple of day, and we certainly appreciate your viewership and for staying with us through this really historic time. >> thanks for being with us. >> bye-bye.

main stories this hour now have been scenes of jubilation in peru after interim president, money in reno announced he's resigning just 5 days into the job. you have been on the increasing pressure to stand down after days of anti-government protests over the ousting of his predecessor gunmen have killed at least $34.00 people in an attack on a passenger bus in western ethiopia. all that is the leader of ethiopia's jim gray region has confirmed that his forces fired rockets at the airport in eritrea's capital. he says the ethiopian military has been using as mars airports launch as strikes on tick rate. but the attack marks a major escalation in the conflict. and of course, the other story that we've been watching very closely the situation around the corner. kyra, back as a boy, john agreed to extend a deadline for armenia to withdraw from that disputed from a disputed district. as part of the deal to end fighting over the region of nagorno-karabakh amin is in the process of handing over cal, which are the territorial concession is part of an agreement which and a 6 week conflict between

we're getting washoe county around reno. we're getting mail ballots as well. and that's what you're seeing. that is what's updating. okay. that is what you're seeing right now. clark county, washoe county. the two biggies, this is like 90%, in nevada. we're getting mail ballots right now. i keep pressing this button by mistake. what it's doing statewide is, it has pushed 3w50biden's lead up. the clark county mail ballots pushed joe biden's lead up from 7,600 to about 12,000, somewhere in that neighborhood. what you're seeing from washoe, it has basically stayed in that neighborhood. there remain a significant number of mail-in ballots in clark county. that was only a small chunk of them that got reported out there. about 15,000 that got reported out there about 20 minutes ago. if that is a taste of what they are going to be like out of clark county, as more and more of them come in, that would be very good news for joe biden as he tries to not just hold on to this lead in nevada, the goal there for him would be to build that lead and put the state away. in wha

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this is a reno, nevada paper, the reno state journal. march 7th of 1933. they are reporting on the fact that albert einstein is renouncing his citizenship and that he won't return to germany. but if you look over two columns, you also see this article. mistreatment of jews ends. there had been no stories about the persecution of jews for a week coming out of nazi germany. secretary of state hall says we may consider physical mistreatment of jews virtually terminated. that speaks to one of the central challenges of this exhibition, it is to get visitors to read history forward. we know the end of the story. we know that nazism would ultimately lead to mass murder of 6 million jews and millions of others. but americans in the 1930s had no idea that was coming. so that is one of the challenges that we try to address throughout the exhibition. it is to get people to read history as it was happening. that is one of the reasons you see such a chronological treatment in this exhibition. early on, some communities took to the streets against nazism. you see here,

violent clashes broke out in peru's capital leymah after the former head of congress, manuel near reno was sworn in as the new president. the protests followed the removal of the previously to demonstrate his accused lawmakers of hijacking the presidency and plunging through into crisis. for us, president and president elect have attended separate veterans day events. donald trump attended a wreath laying ceremony at arlington national cemetery. it was his 1st official public appearance since losing the election. joe biden marked the day that honors servicemen and women at the korean war memorial. in philadelphia. u.s. president elect joe biden has chosen his longtime aide, ron klain, as his white house chief of staff claim was a cave figure, joining the presidential campaign and has already served as biden's top lieutenant cheering barack obama's 1st term. when biden was vice, president, polish nationalists and right wing extremists have clashed with police at a march in the capital was sold, the rally to mark poland's independence day went ahead despite a ban on gatherings imposed du

former head of congress manowar reno will serve the remainder of the current presidential term, which ends in july, next year. the change has been met with protests and distrust by many peruvians who save president mom viscountess removal as an overt power grab the new leader brady to take on the mantle of power. manuel arturo murder. you know de lama swear by god, by the country, and by all peruvians that i will cite fully exorcised the office of president of the republic. but outside the congress in the capital, lima. people do not believe in him. well, marino is peru's 3rd president in just 4 years, the former congress began has taken over the top job at the height of the pandemic and a crippling economic recession. many peruvians fear that the change will only lead to more instability. that really it's terrible, it's a coup. what they are doing. but you know, the old president should continue in office because the 2nd wave is coming. this should not be happening. congress should not be doing this. it's all wrong. just a day ago, congress diverted to oust the former president marti

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several hotels in downtown reno are offering evacuation rates for those affected.e of the fire under investigation. >>> bitter together. in san mateo. volunteers brave the rain yesterday to give out thanksgiving meals to families. it's all for the samariatan house's drive through pantry. hundreds of cars stopped by to get frozen turkeys and masks. the pandemic is prompting a lot more residents to turn to the food banks for help. >> people are having to come to us for the first time in their lives for help. they were working before and now are not working they don't know when their next paycheck will be. we have people coming who are always lowen come but then a whole set of new people who have never had to ask for help this is vital for them. >> they normally give out a thousand meals each week. folks can register to pick up food on their website. >>> and we want to bring you the good news happening in the bay area. go to kpix.com/together to find stories of how we are better together. >>> just in time for the holidays this is pretty cool. >> it is. if you always w

beyond there, are reno's casinos too.gon, skiers love mount hood which overlooks the columbia river gorge. on one shore, fertile oregon, the other shore, majestic washington. there are no salmon like columbia salmon. few wilderness areas are its peer. and mt. rainier holds the city of tacoma at its feet. nearby seattle points a loft at space needle. it invites all visitors to ride its speedy monorail. tourists here are eager for the ever-changing beauties of dreamy sound. there are many diversions in this northwest. glide down on wings to the oregon coast and discover picnic havens, sheltered beaches and the like. out there, the boundless ocean. and close by, the rocks. drink in ecola park in oregon. you can behold the peaceful blue of crater lake. it's cold deep waters are cradled in the volucano of the past. and now we move on to the domain where redwood monarchs hold their court. big trees, tallest, oldest of all the living things on earth. some have endured for 40 centuries. the seedlings sought the sun before there w

according to a story in the reno journal, a federal judge rebuffed nevada republicans' latest effort to slow the vote count. and in clark county, which includes las vegas. earlier today, the trump campaign held a news conference on allegations of widespread voter irregularities. [cheering] [chanting "god bless trump"] trump"]g "god bless good afternoon, everybody. i'm the former attorney general of the state of nevada. [indiscernible] evidence of voter fraud in the state of nevada. did we get here? morning aboute the fact that the democrats unilaterally and fundamentally altered our voting system inside 90 days. we warned that the state of -- they warned that the state of nevada was not ready to give us secure election. we pointed out that the system that moved to mail-in ballot inc. simply did not have enough checks in it. we pointed out that the voter rolls in clark county had a lot weimproper voters, and pointed out that the signature verification process in the states were simply not going to protect the system. we were told that signature verification would save all chances of f

you know this whole thing does feel like a roll of the dice what you're in reno obviously for political reasons can you folks more specifically. >>i am i threw a bunch of random flows into a suitcase last night and drove out here in the middle of the night, i'm here to be a volunteer camp observer which means i'm assigned to a rural county here in nevada and i go each day i stand out of the way of the workers and if day process any ballots, i'm there to observe and make sure that the laws being followed to the letter so that no ballots are discarded set aside because the law stopping follow it. >>have you seen anyone behaving badly. >>no shenanigans on display today, i'm happy to say it was my first day i'm not sure exactly how long will be there. but as long as they continue to count ballots in this and no shenanigans on display today up in fact i can tell you that they didn't actually count ballots did a big batch yesterday and i hovered over the when the male came in today to ask how many ballots arrived in the mail that were postmarked before election day and they huddled for a minu

we have visdeo out of reno. parts of nevada had the first snowfall of the season on sunday as arctic cold air came in. it received 10 vent meters centimeters of snow. a winter weather advisory is in effect for western parts of the united states. we have very frigid air across western united states. this light blue indicates precipitation will turn to snow and the cool weather will continue to head towards the great lakes region as well. we'll see low temperatures later this week in the great lakes region. chicago, 2 degrees for the morning low. calgary, minus 9 degrees in the morning hours of wednesday and thursday. so do bundle up. that's it for me. have a nice day. ♪ >> one last story. local people have begun seasonal production of a traditional japanese dell icacy in western japan's prefecture. it gave rise to the modern sushi known and love d around the world. fermented fish is stuffed with rice and ginger, vinegar to make the dish. it's not refrigerated and was once an important way to ensure that fish coul

and reno in washout county here, this was hillary clinton's tab through four years ago. and now we see the percentage basis, joe biden is doing better, and gives us the hesitation in nevada, counting them as we speak. and through the night tonight, and whether we will be cast into another spear in the election. it is 2020. >> martha: in every possible way. the ultimate battleground might not be a particular state, but the election courtrooms around the country. president trump is already putting his legal team to work. john roberts following all of this for us. >> good evening, more and more states slowly fall into the win column for joe biden, the path to victory in the campaign is banking that the legal votes excluding others will ultimately net him and other four years in the building behind me. speak of the trump campaign filing a lawsuit in michigan claiming it has not been given meaningful access to the opening and counting of mail-in ballots, halting counting until meaningful access has been gran. the trump campaign also moving to do the same thing in pennsylvania

i was watching the video from wa washaw county where reno is. a couple of minutes ago i got a tour of this facility which is for all intents and purposes closed down for the night. those counting machines are covered with what look like barbecue covers in your backyard. the workers have come home for the evening. the local registrar will come back tomorrow for a briefing at 10:00 a.m. while i do think those six electoral votes here will be extraordinarily consequential, at least potentially, we may not know not only by the 16th, but on the 12th is when signatures have to be challenged by. the 10th is the final day that mail-in ballots either postmarked or dropped in a dropbox or put into the post itself have to be counted here. so we've got many nights to go here before we can have an answer from nevada. that's not to say we won't have one before then but they're in no great hurry, they want to be deliberate. >> jacob, this is a little bit of a rude question, but the contrast between the worker bees we're seeing in reno compared to clark county

in reno had been under increasing pressure to stand down following days of anti-government protests, demonstrators were angry of the abrupt ousting of the former president martin vis car on monday and were demanding the reno an emergency. meeting of congress was called off to 2 student demonstrators were killed during saturday's rally, members called on the rino to quit or face impeachment. if you need be deliberate in the some days ago and were sworn in as president of the republic to lead a transition government with a constitutional mom to egypt. if you're pleased with the patience of the president . so days ago they met the president of the congress, how to take the highest position in our country. and i did it responsibly with merinos resignation, plunges peru into more political uncertainty over who's going to take his place. protesters say they want someone free from allegations of corruption. perino has resigned because his hands a stained with blood with the blood of our children, we have to pay the 105 congress members who are complicit in the deaths of our children. we did

newsom pumped up a crowd of voters in reno, nevada yesterday. while california is historically blue, nevada is not. as of now, biden is up in the polls there but nevada is still among 15 states experts think will determine the outcome of the presidential race. >>> in the final hours of the campaign, president donald trump and former vice president joe biden focused on the swing states. >> president donald trump will hold five rallies in four states as he tries to keep his race fired up. biden will be in ohio and pennsylvania, hoping to turn those states blue. skyler henry is in washington, d.c. with more. >> reporter: both campaigns are confident heading into the final hours of the election. >> florida, we are looking very good. if you look at iowa, we are looking very good. >> two more days and we can put an end to the presidency that has sought to divide us. >> reporter: at a midnight rally in south florida, president donald trump said joe biden will ruin the economy. >> this election is a choice between a crippling depression or a historic bo

and in fact, a reno sparks indian colony official was even filmed, handing out the loot. we have $25.00, $25.00 gift cards to round off and a lot of money cashiers. the excuse is that this is simply a nonpartisan effort not aimed at helping any candidate or party. except there are indications to the contrary. nevada is a swing state and nevada has over 60000, registered native american voters that could really make the difference in our state's them make chain, get out of here, get them out. and harris, campaign swag. as you can see have mass, they have a t. shirt, sign stickers, all kinds of hand sanitizer. all right guys, you have it there, she has them biden said he's for you. i'm all to support it. and if they see to get out the vote, get to the polls and vote partly the best the facebook page of the native voter project, even shared a post from an ngo called the native organizers alliance. and that made clear that their an aim was to flip the electoral map from red to blue. not surprisingly, a lawsuit was filed by the nevada republican party. there was scheme set up

opening up it will be chilly up there about 47 degrees south lake tahoe, 46 in truckee 50 degrees in reno on the wrong way forecast we do have a couple systems off the coastline is that one of the the likely clip, the state as we get a lot of part of the weekend and then another one comes by getting close to thanksgiving, you see kind of fall apart. still a slight chance we could see some showers in the north bay from that system but otherwise we should remain fairly dry. chilly overnight tonight, 30's and 40's for lows by day tomorrow. we should see those temperatures running up in the y0's outside maybe some of those temperatures getting closer to 70 degrees in some of the valley's guys back to you. thank you lawrence well coming up if you're hoping to make some extra money for the holidays, what about getting paid to watch christmas movies. >>we have details ahead. >>plus in sports. the san jose earthquakes prepare for their first playoff matchup in 3 years and what it means for earthquakes defender and bay area native. nick lima jason dumas has sports next. >>and those your job put yo

hospitals are so jammed that a makeshift emergency center is being set up inside a parking garage in reno. tonight nevada's governor announced he has tested positive for the virus. within the last few hours new restrictions took effect in new york city including a 10 p.m. curfew on restaurants and gyms. you can always find all the late breaking developments including the new restrictions and reopening rollbacks in the bay area on our website, www.kpix.com. >>> meanwhile on capitol hill tonight former national security officials are sounding the alarm over the presidential transition. this comes as the trump administration continues to withhold access to federal agencies resources from president-elect biden and his team. >> this is an unnecessary risk that president trump is putting on the country. >> even the president's former chief of staff, john kelly, echoed those concerns today. president trump appeared in public for the first time in over a week today to discuss the pandemic. he did not address the election results. he did say that the federal government could be close to distributi

and in fact, a reno sparks, indian colony official was even filmed handing out the loot. we have $2525.00 gift cards to round off and a lot of money cashiers. the excuse is that this is simply a nonpartisan effort not aimed at helping any candidate or party. except there are indications to the contrary. nevada is a swing state and nevada has over 60000 registered native american voters that could really make the difference in our state's them a chain get out of here, get them out. and harris, campaign swag. as you can see have mass, they have a t. shirt, sign stickers, all kinds of hand sanitizer. all right guys, you have it there. he has them buy it and that he's for you. i'm all to support it and if they see to get out the vote, get to the polls and vote partly think it's best the facebook page of the native voter project, even shared post from an ngo called the native organizers alliance. and that made clear that their an aim was to flip the electoral map from red to blue. not surprisingly, a lawsuit was filed by the nevada republican party. there was scheme set up to

according to a story in the reno is at journal, a federal judge rebuffed nevada republicans latest effort to slow the vote count. and clark cannon, which includes las vegas. earlier today, the trunk him -- trump campaign held it news conference on allegations of widespread voter irregularities.

but reno agreed to step down after his short term was marked by deadly unrest. to prompt a half his cabinet to resign, people took to the streets of the couple to celebrate arena resignation. he took over the top job after legislators voted to oust his popular predecessor over corruption allegations or tester. say that move amounted to a parliamentary arena or made the announcement that he was stepping down in a short televised address. the is the moment when the country is going through one of its greatest political crises. i want to hold a country that i present my revoke the resignation of the post on the presidency of the republic like call for the peace and unity of all peruvians. my commitment is to peru it's really been we asked our correspondent, johan ramirez of belts, reactions in peru. here's what happened out there resignation and there. 2 2 was i think, i think this is the way this is deliberate. so was the cause i said the original words, party and celebration did come through. they're hard to understand exactly what our course, what it was saying.

lima, after the former head of congress, mounted on the reno, was sworn in as the new president. the protests follow the removal of the previous leader martin vistaril. demonstrators accuse lawmakers of hijacking the presidency and plunging into crisis. the u.s. president and president elect attended separate veterans' day events. donald trump attended a wreath laying ceremony at arlington national cemetery. it was his 1st official public appearance since losing the election. joe biden marked the day that honors american servicemen and women at the korean war memorial in philadelphia. luminary, us president elect joe biden, has chosen his longtime aide, wrong plain. as his white house chief of staff claim was a key figure during the presidential campaign, he has already served as biden's top lieutenant during barack obama's 1st term., when biden was vice president, china has not yet congratulated u.s., president elect joe biden on his victory saying the outcome would be determined by u.s. laws and procedures. but there is one place in the capital, beijing that is already profitin

more than 1,200 acres burned near reno. officials say the flames' forward progress has been stopped. nevada's governor declared an emergency. >>> time now for a look at your wednesday weather. >>> widespread damage reported after hurricane iota slammed nicaragua. the government says it was the most powerful storm on record in that country. at least four deaths are blamed on the storm, but many people remain unaccounted for. here at home a storm system along the west coast brings more heavy snow to the mountains. wind gusts today in los angeles could hit 50 miles an hour. it's unseasonably warm across the middle of the country, but parts of the northeast will see the coldest air of the season so far. 39 in new york. >>> coming up, who will replace alex trebek? thousands of fans have made their choice. >>> but first a wild side. a man with a flame thrower on top of a city bus. >>> and more stores, big and small, are imposing limits on what you can buy as a new wave of panic buying begins. >>> back now with video of a differen

lima are calling for former interim president, manuel mode reno to face charges. over the deaths of 2 anti-government demonstrators. centers lawmaker francisco said gusty was named moreno successor after he resigned sunday. so costly became the and the a nation's 3rd president. in a week of political turmoil and berlin police have arrested 3 men in connection with a high profile jewelry theft from dresden historic green vault museum. a year ago, police raided a number of properties in the city's north current district. last november, thieves broke into the museum and stole jewelry, estimated to be worth around a 1000000000 u.s. dollars. the ethiopian government says it has launched what it called precision air operations. outside of mccalla, the capital of the northern, take a region where it's been engaged in 2 weeks of fighting with local rebel forces. more than 25000 in the is fleeing the conflict have already crossed into neighboring sudan. says the un refugee agency, hundreds of people have been killed by the fighting, and it's threatening to tip the country

in reno on the big the alley had a cold front moved through not much in the way of anything for us just behind it he few scattered showers up in far northern california in the pacific northwest but it's going to be those winds and the cold temperatures that we're going to feel numbers the 50's around much of the bay area right now a cool 51 in livermore 54 in the napa valley start to drop off now north bay 48 degrees in petaluma and 49 in saint helene and of course these winds. they calm down we're going to be talking about some very cold temperatures and some of the valley's anyway. numbers tonight going to be mostly clear skies chilly probably down close to freezing in spots very gusty over the mountain tops maybe some 4050 mile an hour gusts those mountains winds going to be the big concern you see those winds kind of pull into the bay area, lots of color showing up outside those gusty winds continuing throughout the day on this holiday and looks like after that things will settle down into friday. there are enough to make you large swell a covid vaccine could be available. as early

if you're going to make the drive to tahoe or reno make sure to check ahead and carry chains. >> jeff, that "game of thrones" winter is about to start in the morning. >> it definitely is. some super cold weather coming in as we move through tomorrow. even though you're hearing me talk about it right now, when you walk out the door tomorrow and also into the afternoon it's just really going to hit you because we've been so warm here for the start of fall. let's bring you into storm ranger. we've not been able to use this in a while, but we have a position here at san bruno mountain, and we've got winds up to 30 miles per hour, also a bit of drizzle happening there. and storm ranger, it is so unique because it's the only one in the bay area, and it scans closer to the ground. so it's scanning that data closer to where all us live giving us a better idea where it's happening. you can see on our maps to refamiliarize yourself with this where you see that red sweep surveilling around, that's where the storm ranger truck scan is, and we'll find some rainfall with this as we head through the

our status in reno which are big democratic areas and then survey has gotten quite close and most of the votes out in pennsylvania are senate absentee which are generally down about 7520 in better and by georgia's not down to 16000 votes with many votes in fulton county and the atlanta area to be counted so it looks pretty good for the democrats and their republican cemented upset the trump campaign is calling for some recounts and i know many that democrats are whined quite offended by. these calls goodson they insist that count that black things and hope that all the disagreements they within billygoat feel isn't that a safer way to proceed the rather than i mean the e.u. know there are some worrisome predictions going into this elections with you know the stores boarding up their windows and you know weapon sales going through there oh so it isn't that it's you go the recount way rather than anything else yeah the well there's the so yes the lesson was amazingly. enough predictions of violence that we did not happen there's 2 kinds of recounts that your listeners should know 1st c

i've been scenes of jubilation in peru off the interim president manuma reno announced he's resigning off to just 5 days on the job. he had been on the mounting pressure to stand down, also replacing the star who was impeached. the u.s. has recorded 1000000 new corona, virus infections in just the past 6 days. johns hopkins university, which is tracking the outbreak globally, has counted more than 11000000 u.s. cases in total. and viruses appointed by president elect joe biden have described the soaring rate of infections as deeply as a by john has agreed to extend the deadline for withdrawal from a disputed districts of color as part of a deal to end fighting over a nickel in a cutback those are your headlines and he's continued to inside story conflict in ethiopia, risks pulling in the neighborhoods. retries capital has been formed by forces in the region. they say a small box, addis ababa in its ongoing military operation in that region. so is the horn of africa facing a wider conflict. this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. and it's a conflict in ethiopia is spill

and he was referred to as reno, which translates as the godfather. so they felt that he, they had a very strong case, u.s. authorities against this very, very high ranking mexican general. and they were bringing those charges against him . it was a big for brought on both sides of the border. it seemed to point to the corruption at the highest levels in mexico under obviously the previous administration. and then suddenly those charges have now been sought to have been dropped by the u.s. attorney general. and in a joint statement with the mexican adjourned, turney general, he said that that process will now be continued to infect. investigation against general c.m. for eagles would be continued if appropriate, it would be brought brought to trial. hurricane yota has weakened to a tropical storm, as it pushes across central america and hit nicaragua as a category 4 with howling winds and massive surf forcing tens of thousands of people from the homes. this is what the hurricane looked like from the sky, but on the ground it brought more devastation t

former interim leader manuma reno resigned on sunday 5 days after he replaced martin the skara who was impeached and scary to all correspond. marianna sanchez, who joins us live from lima. so tell us a bit more about this new interim president. and how have people reacted to the news that he's been appointed is from the purple party, a centrist party, which all voted against the impeachment of former president. that's the main reason why he has been elected the new congress president. and he will be sworn in as proof interim president on tuesday, because there are no vice presidents that have succeeded maybe no, it's the turn of the president of congress to take the presidency, interim presidency until july of next year, after general elections in april. now. so i guess the, even before having sworn in being sworn in as the new interim president, he already gave a speech to the wounds of this past political week of political crisis. and he talked of a message to the young people saying that he wants to gain their trust again and in a very special sign of what he wants and what he wants

prosecutors said one of his nicknames was the reno the godfather. the mets can, foreign minister must sell or abroad, welcomed the move to return him. but it's a decision that we look at kindly and we think is positive. we don't see this as part of the road to impunity, but as an act of respect towards mexico and its armed forces. he said to see him for eagles will now be investigated in mexico, incorporating the u.s. evidence, but he didn't say he'd be put on trial. why is that? i mean, the president, under his manual opens up the door. this is a question of sovereignty. he sees dealing with c.m. for eagles, as his administration's parole gets the decision to get their former chief, but will also help strengthen the president's relationship with the military who has come to rely on for policing and infrastructure projects. the move was announced in a joint statement from the u.s. mexican attorney generals that talked about the strong lauren foresman partnership between the countries and the united front. those words mean suv an important bilateral

from massachusetts where they're re-opening this field hospital to reno, nevada, where 7 then beds have been set up in this hospital parking garage. this week, republican governors in utah, iowa, and ohio ordering mask mandates. this health official in missouri begging for just that. >> our health-care heroes have fought ---valiantly day after day. but we have no reserves. >> reporter: but 11 states still have no mask restrictions like south dakota with a staggering 60% of people are testing positive. today, elaine gray was laid to rest in mississippi. she raised four children as a single mom and volunteered to work with covid patients before her own lungs were destroyed by the virus. >> the compassion you feel when you see that number should go beyond just a statistic. it should be, that's a human being. >> and don't take this virus for granted because it is very real. >> we're thinking about all of these families affected by the virus, all the business owners just trying to survive this. we're all in this together. stephanie with us again tonight. i know the curfew for restaurants, ba

since early november, interim president, man woman reno has sworn in his new cabinet filled mostly by technocrats arena office on tuesday, after the country's congress voted to remove, formulated not viscount of the bribery allegations protests against viscountess ousting of since erupted across the country. they $74.00 migrants are believed to a, drowned after the ship heading for europe capsized off the coast of libya. more than $100.00 people were on board when the incident happened. be the fault of the libyan coast guard rescued more than 40. it's the latest in a spate of migrant sinkings in the mediterranean. this is day to believe news from, but then you can follow us on twitter and instagram at data news or visit our website at state dot com us president truong predicted that the media would stop talking about the coronavirus pandemic a day after the election. well, the election was more than a week ago when people are getting sick, like never before. 1000 hospitalizations are at an all time high here in europe 2 weeks into their 2nd national walk downs, germany and france say