reportera: la intÉrprete aÍda cuevas nos cuenta cÓmo se siente por su nominaciÓn en la entrega de losa mÚsica vernÁcula. aÍda: mi aficiÓn por la mÚsica ranchera, sabÍa que al escucharla sabÍa que por mi sangre nada mÁs corre mÚsica ranchera. usa todo tipo de mÚsica, pero definitivamente dios me puso en este camino para cantar solamente mÚsica ranchera. reportera: va por su disco nÚmero 40. debido a la pandemia ha tenido que posponer planes y homenajes. aÍda: hay que seguir adelante y afortunadamente dentro de todo lo que nos hemos tenido que detener como la gira en estados unidos. como mi estatua, este aÑo serÍa en junio en la plaza garibaldi de las luminarias, a lado de juan gabriel, josÉ alfredo, lola beltrÁn y jorge negrete, bueno, se ha pospuesto para el aÑo que viene. reportera: si de reconocimientos hablamos acaba de recibir el bastÓn de mando de mando de los pueblos indÍgenas de mÉxico. aÍda:es una distinciÓn y un honor que nos confierenporque los pueblos indÍgenas que son 25,000,000 como comentaba toman cada aÑo a 4 cinco personas de cualquier Ámbito social a lo que se quieran

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village has never heard electricity now that's about to change thanks to toast and shriver and his wife aida. they're the founders of a company called africa green tech they arrived to great fanfare. thank them to neighboring solar power plants to remote villages in the central region. everyone here has been looking forward to this day for a long time. this is also. so it's such a relief to finally achieve this and make it possible for the people here. this is taken nearly 9 months of preparation when the moment finally comes where you know now it's happening tomorrow they'll be light it's a great relief. while the villages celebrate the my. early in technicians from africa green tech set to work right now you're right. that there's lots to do before the lights can go on one after the long journey every component needs checking the container spent 6 months at the customs office followed by a long drive lasting many days over sunday roads the solar system costs 150000 euros the hope is it will strengthen the local economy. to make a solar plant like this worthwhile you need to fill it with at

baloch aida isolette that feeling that us will fight, killed and displaced more than a 1000000. people in particular, activists say about 1600 communities have been uprooted because of the attacks against civilians and burkina faso security forces. it's a difficult situation. it's complicated and it's the 1st time in our history this many people will be disenfranchised. but it's the reality not because they don't want to vote, but simply because they can't say more than $400000.00, new voters could be added to the register this year because of the violence and widespread displacement. the elections commission has already given up on conduct in the polls and hundreds of villages across the country, back at the shelter for the delos too much as only one wish, that whoever becomes president after sunday's vote will end the violence so that they can go back to their lives, not an impossible dream, but like millions of other victims of the violence sweeping the sahara region of west africa, the family may have to wait a bit longer to see this dream come true. greece is here. mexico's

expected to smash into honduras that week as was hit by aida.the storm is not in the numbers but the power. joe biden said will be top priority in his administration. america's allies say there's no time to waste. >> with sea levels rising and wildfires raging and extinction world leaders are together to help biden to protect the planet. >> european union remain ready. >> we have a collective role to address the climate challenge. >> now there's considerably more hope. >> environment lawyer gerard and team at columbia university have tracked more than 160 roll backs of environmental regulations under president trump. >> there were hosts of actions trump took to encourage fossil fuels and discourage renewables i think we'll see reversal of that. >> mr. biden will rejoin paris climate change agreement to slow warming and proposed $2 trillion plan to move the u.s. to clean energy like electricity and wind and sun. >> by 2050 the united states will be 100% clean energy economy with net zero emissions. >> but he'll likely face fierce political opposi

. >>> to the storm watch this morning we are tracking hurricane aida.the storm is heading toward nicaragua and gaining strength. parts of central america could receive three feet of rain. >>> a neighborhood in mississippi recovering from hurricane zeta wants to make sure that they are ready to cast their ballots today. harrison county is preparing for record turn owl. supply boxes and election equipment are ready to go and enough poll workers scheduled. even the coronavirus has been accounted for with ppe and curbside ballot drop offs. >>> new a family who lost their home in a fire also lost treasured keepsakes like old photograph albums. >> a san francisco church and a sacramento photograph studio are helping them make new memories. tammy gal convenient's boulder creek home destroyed in the fire this past august. she lost keepsakes her late mother and a trunk full of photographs. so san francisco's zion church and highlight photograph studios are giving here a free photograph shoot. >> some of the photograph albums they lost with in the fires we though

we are tracking hurricane aida. right now the category 4 storm is heading toward nicaragua and it's gaining strength. parts of central america could receive nearly three feet of rain. they are rushing to evacuate resident from the atlantic coast. it's the most powerful hurricane to hit the area in years. >>> parents, blind sided. the school closure they are promising to fight. >> here is a live look with the san jose cam a. right now in san jose. it's 50 degrees. definitely a chilly start to the day and the40's and 50's for many locations. i'm tracking that fog as well. i will show you current visibility coming up. >> and traffic is stacking up along the freeway. we have a couple hot spots. also details on how you can woman: after covid, my hours got cut. so we can't pay our bills. and now our family budget is gonna be hit hard with prop 15. the yes on 15 ads say it only raises taxes on big corporations. that's not true - we're all going to pay. $11 billion in new property taxes will get passed on to small businesse

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aida in california, you are unemployed. what do you need from washington? [indiscernible] i apologize. we cannot hear you. ohio, carroll county, sends us this text. host: another text here from baltimore. host: also, sean says this from florida. host: thank you for all your calls. the house is about to gavel. we bring you to the floor, five coverage on c-span.