we went in back with albert woodfox.lbert, right now people are being told to remain in isolation whether they are sick or healthy unless they get so sick they should go to a hospital. what is no comparison to you endured. you served more time in solitary confinement than any prisoner in the united states, close to 44 years. but can you talk about how you kept your sanity when you were behind bars in solitary? know, robert king and hermann wallace, the other two who make up the angola three, our situation was extraordinary. but the fact that we e had becoe members s of the black pananther ,arty, we have been politicizizd our political level of consciousness raised so we kind of understood the purpose of solitary, what it was meant to do. we consciously together and individually developed programs to combat -- exercicise program, study programs, in which we devoted so many hours a day to sit inadiding and not just a cell for 23 hours out of 24 hour. the pririsonsumed byy culture where the otheher distractions that was giv

happy, that's what we're going to do. >> you're a good man with a great voice, albert.high goes to keeping yourself stocked up on quarantine essentials. 93-year-old showed she has her priorities in the right place when she flashed an urgent inside to her family outside, i need more beer. yes, ma'am. olive telling the family when they shop for her they better not forget the silver bullet. turns out she was down to her last 12 cans of coors light and she needed to reload before the. olive's family posted that vira. coors noticed and answered the call this week, delivering 150 delicious cans to olive's front door so her nightly ritual of enjoying a cold one can continue uninterrupted in these trying times. olive updated her whiteboard and immediately cracked one open, commenting, that tastes pretty good. coors tweeted, we came, we saw, we delivered to a friend in need. we need to get olive together for a virtual happy hour with annette who made are you tired of clean clothes fresh for weeks? now they can! y downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters keep your laundry smellin

albert: gracias, eli.en toda la regiÓn, cerca de los Ángeles un aviso por tormenta invernal, porque se acumularÍan hasta 18 pulgadas de nieve, no en la ciudad, a partir del mediodÍa lluvias volverÁn a tomar el protagonÍsmo, seguirÁn toda la semana o lo que nos queda de semana en toda california, siempre por encima de esos 3 mil, 4 mil pies de altura, y esos acumulados que superan los 2 a 3 pies de nieve, ya lo ven 12 pulgadas entre hoy y maÑana, swlo que conlleva esa lluvia y nieve que bajen las temperaturas, de hecho estÁn entre 1 y 5° mÁs bajas que los de ayer, no quito los ojos de la costa este donde empezarÁn las tormentas que maÑana miÉrcoles se extenderÁn y casi 20 millones en riesgo de viento fuerte, tornado y fwra ngranizos, ahora regreso al estudio. raÚl: gracias, albert. mal clima que los invita quedarse en casa y eso trae algunos problemas, alrededor de 10 millones de trabajadores los que han solicitado el beneficio de desempleo tras esta ri sis econÓmica que ha causado el coronavirus, si usted

karl carlos: albert, ¿cuÁl es frase?6 : 00 de la tarde se forma la linea de tormenta, a las 10:00 llegarÍan a chicago, a partir de la madrugada todo irÁ a menos, aunque nos quedarÁn algunos aguaceros, luego este sistema ya lo ven, alcanzarÁ atlanta, eso serÁ el miÉrcoles en la tarde, en 15 minutos detalles minuto a minuto de tormentas en texas, porque ahÍ el riesgo es elevado. la cosa estÁ complicada. alan: esta primavera estÁ mucho de quÉ hablar, hoy celebramos el dÍa de los hÉroes y queremos celebrar los de la vida real, mÁs adelante historias que te tocarÁn el corazÓn que como el mÉdico que toca piano en un hospital. karla: y precisamente nos vamos sa los Ángeles donde un grupo de mujeres ayuda a los mÁs necesitados. alan: y estrenamos una nueva sesiÓn," desahogate en "despierta amÉrica"". karla: y vuelve doÑa meche al programa y esta maÑana llega llena de sorpresas alan: quÉdate con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica", donde tenemos ayuda y mucha informaciÓn, un aplauso enorme para estos hÉroes! [aplauso] >> (mÚsica) (mÚ

that is the best place to come if you are a visitor this whole complex a tribute to prince albert. albert topolis is the name you've got the most amazing set of museums, the science museum which many will know, very famous international institution. victoria and albert museum the natural history museum what i can show you is a very minimal activity a london taxi going on a few buses and trains a nice bridge there in the south and a solo cyclist one of the great hopes is that infrastructure will come to the rescue infrastructure funds, do they deliver? the answer is yes but it will take a very long time. wel tu'lrern here on "street signs. >>> welcome to "street signs." i'm geoff cutmore. >> i'm julianna tatelbaum. these are your headlines after a white house meeting with energy chiefs. but too late for petroleum that files for chapter 13 bankruptcy. >> u.s. futures hold on to gains after 80% of americans go into gaurn teen >> the next few days are going to be horrific we'll ensure america has the resources to fight the global pandemic >>> china's comments and immoral action after p

vÁmonos con el experto de univisiÓn albert martÍnez quien nos tiene mÁs de lo que podemos esperar para 300 reportes, la mayorÍa por granizo y viento fuerte. como podÉis ver esos tornados en la zona de luisiana... en la florida, sur de georgia y en mississippi y alabama. aquÍ es donde estÁn siendo más fuertes. no es un aviso por tormentas severas. unas tormentas que estÁn produciendo golpes de viento de 30 a 50 millas por hora por eso es muy importante: si estÁn en esa zona coloreada de amarillo son 30 millones los que pueden sufrir estas tormentas severas durante la tarde de hoy. desde ahora y hasta las 4:00 de la tarde, 5:00 de la tarde, es el Área mÁs activa en cuanto a este tiempo. luego durante la segunda parte de la tarde, media noche, las tormentas afectarÁn la zona de jacksonville y maÑana el frente se desplaza a la florida y tambiÉn tendremos una ronda de tormentas que irÁn de norte a sur algo parecido a lo que vimos la semana pasada. sumado a todo esto al riesgo de tornado, fuertes golpes de viento con lluvia. mucha lluvia en poco tiempo en georgia, puede provocar inundaciones

nos conectamos con albert martÍnez para que nos cuente mÁs.ro. no diremos tormentas tan intensas como las que hemos visto durante las Últimas 24 horas. la cantidad de reportes es increÍble. voy a contarlas porque se van actualizando. ahora mismo tenemos 74 reportes por tornado desde texas hasta las carolinas. vamos a seguir todavÍa un rato mÁs con lluvia y con viento intenso. la lluvia mÁs fuerte en la zona de georgia. podÉis ver esta encima del atlÁntico pero atenciÓn al norte. seguimos con lluvia intensa. esos sectores es en tiempo real, alguna tormenta severa en el interior de pensilvania, que va hacia el este. como os comentaba, vientos una cosa a tener en cuenta. baja la temperatura y el viento puede llegar a soplar con mÁs de 60 millas por hora. un viento intenso durante todo lo que nos queda del dÍa. 160 millones estaremos en riesgo de viento fuerte. lo bueno es que no hay mÁs tormentas hasta el final de semana. regreso al estudio. carolina: te agradecemos por la informaciÓn, 150.000 personas estÁn lidiando con tener que por ejemplo bus

she can't visit mom in the pandemic albert's gift bridged that gap >> anytime i can use the grace of god to make someone happy, that's what we're going to do. >> he is an angel. he has a voice like an angel. he is our angel. >> reporter: a serenade so beautiful it must be heaven sent >> thank you >> reporter: kevin tibbles, nbc news. >> what a gift that's "nightly news." i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by setting your heat to 68 or lower... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or just letting the sun light your home. stay well and keep it golden. step by step, we're going to figure this out. we're gonna find a way through this. we're working really, really hard in hospitals, our nurses, our techs, all the docs. it's about staggering when people get sick so that the hospitals can cope. we're gonna go through an awful lot of these. all across puget sound, people have been stepping up and donating personal protective equipment. we stay at

most people mention albert einstein, janice kaplan decided to find out why. why have you stored in her work of so many women been brushed aside. with her unique mix of memoir and inspiration janice made surprising discoveries about women geniuses now and throughout from music to robotics. the research is extensive, conducted interviews with neuroscientists, colleges and dozens of women geniuses at work in the world today. insight will be at the stable program. janice kaplan enjoyed wide success as a magazine editor, television producer, writer and journalist, former editor-in-chief of parade magazine, there she works with major political figures including barack obama and interviewed also stars like barbra streisand and matt damon. the executive producer of the tv guide television group, and 30 television shows aired primetime. she began her career as an award-winning producer on good morning america. and and janice kaplan is a woman genius. a woman genius as well. she is president and ceo of the women's fund of central ohio, fiercely committed to igniting so

here's kevin tibbles >> reporter: pure florida sunshine when albert jones was installing a gas line near a winter gardens senior home heard it was barbara's 91st birthday he poured out his heart. >> her whole face lit up as if her soul knew his soul >> reporter: barbara's dathe pandemic albert's gift bridged that gap >> anytime i can use the grace of god to make someone happy, that's what we're going to do. >> he is an angel. he has a voice like an angel. he is our angel. >> reporter: a serenade so beautiful it must be heaven sent >> thank you >> reporter: kevin tibbles, nbc news. >> what a gift that's "nightly news." i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. - hey, what's up, y'all? me again from montana. i hope you and your families are staying safe and quasi sane. it's tough with so much bad news that we hear, but there are always bright spots that you just need to find, that's why i'm highlighting some special good neighbors on my show. check out this guy who started something really unique in atlanta. - hey, kelly clarkson. thank you for including me in your good

friends -- from albert and einstein to franklin roosevelt. in the letter, the physicist described in the potential for an atomic weapon and warned that nuclear research was underway in germany. (music) roosevelt responded to a einstein's letter by authorizing a scientific committee to study whether an atomic weapon was feasible. later, he approved the creation of the manhattan project, a top-secret effort to build an atomic weapon. at a conference in september of 1944, fdr and winston churchill agreed to keep the weapon project secret from soviet leader joseph stalin. what they neither new was russian spies were keeping stalin informed of progress. a-bomb was not ready for testing until after fdr's death and germany's surrender. in july of 1945, president harry s truman authorized the use of the bomb against japan. in august, bombs were dropped on the japanese cities of here or not effective. -- hiroshima and nagasaki. ♪ ♪ >> the most important legacy franklin roosevelt left the world was the united nations organization. from the earliest day

when asking a genius, but people mention albert einstein.ill janice decided to find out why, why have this extraordinary work of so many women been brushed aside. in the results is in this book, "the genius of women". it has inspiration, janice make surprising discoveries that about women throughout history the go from music to robotics. her research is extensive printed interviews with scientists and psychologists and dozens of women geniuses at work in the world today. for insights will be at the center of tonight's program. janice kaplan has had much success. the most widely read publication in america, there to work with political figures including president barack obama and also stars like barbra streisand and then payment. she was deputy director of the tv guide television proportion created more than 30 television shows that inner prime time. she began a career as an award winning producer and hosted more than america and altered or co-authored 14 books including the new york times bestseller the grass diaries. she is clearly a woman

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tonight kelly and albert are back home and back together. >> it was very emotional.nurse was in my room when i happened to see him and we both teared up. and i could hear all the other nurses. they started gathering at all the windows so they could see. >> reporter: the conners hope that that simple sign might help other families feel we're all just a little closer. >> the only thing that you can do is support them. >> we hope that this will encourage people to come up with creative ideas to support their families through the hard times. >> reporter: it made all the difference for kelly. >> i just had so much love for him in that moment, to know that he would do whatever it took to stand by my side through everything. >> we're glad she's home and that she could read those words. i'm david my psoriatic arthritis pain? i had enough! it's not getting in my way. joint pain, swelling, tenderness.....beasis,. four years and counting. so watch out. i got this! watch me. real people with active psoriatic arthritis are feeling real relief with cosentyx. cosentyx is a differen

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when asked to name a genius, most people mention albert einstein or steve jobs. janice coppin decided to find out why why has the extraordinary work of so many women been brushed aside? the result is a remarkable book, "the genius of women" with her unique mix of memoir narratives and inspiration janice make surprising discoveries about women geniuses, now and throughout history in fields from musicm to robotics. our research is extensive. she conducted interviews with neuroscientist, psychologists, and dozens of women geniuses at work in the world today. our insights will be at the center of two nights program. janice kaplan has enjoyed wide success as a magazine editor, television producer, writer and journalist. she former editor-in-chief of parade magazine, the most widely read publication in america. she work with major political figures including president barack obama and she interviewed also stars likeer barbra streisand. she was deputy editor of tv guide magazine and executive producer of the tv guide television group where she created more than 30 telev

she will be joined in conversation by kendra albert, a lecturer on law at harvard law school where theypracticed law, their work reflects on technology and law covering topics like facial recognition, computer secure, online reaction and tonight they are going to discuss "lurking: how a person became a user". a poetic, empathetic and incisive history of the internet that will resonate with anyone who goes online to listen and learn, not shout. joanne mcneil traces it in playful ways revealing what has been lost, what has been stolen and what utopian possibilities may still be recovered. lurkers of the world unite. we are pleased to host this event at harvard bookstore, please join me in welcoming joanne mcneil and kendra albert. [applause] >> to start i have a brief reading. i will stand up. just a short passage that will give you a sense of the style of the book, this is an issue after called sharing. at the time of the first iphone launch - sorry. around the time of its first smartphone launch in 2007 it was possible if unwise to talk about apple as an underdog, and adopt their own na

here's kevin tibbles ♪ happy birthday >> reporter: pure florida sunshine when albert jones installingr a winter gardens senior home heard it was barbara's 94th birthday he poufred out his heart. >> her whole face lit up as if her soul knew his soul >> reporter: sarah cahill has been troubled she can't visit mom up close in the pandemic. albert's gift breached that gap >> anytime i can use the grace of god to make someone happy, that's what we're going to do. >> he is an angel. he has a voice like an angel. he is our angel. >> reporter: a serenade so beautiful it must be heaven sent >> thank you >> reporter: kevin tibbles, nbc news. >> what a gift that's "nightly news." i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. >>> it's also perhaps the most difficult and challenging phase of all. >> a path forward to lifting our sheller at home order. governor newsom lays down the steps necessary and refuses to give a time line. good evening and thanks for being was. i'm jessica aguirre. >> raj mathai. a different time line from the to president. we e also have janelle wang there f

albert: exacto. la zona de las carolinas. un episodio del 11 de abril al 13 de abril que pasarÁ a la historia. como puedes ver en esta Época del aÑo, en abril en donde se tiene que producir los tornados en esa Área que está en rojo, norte de texas, arkansas, luisiana, mississippi. tenÍamos el choque de masa de aire y ahora estÁn tomando protagonismo y lo vemos muy claro. mira los valores. 31 en kansas, 16 en dÉnver. las mÁximas se quedan 30 por debajo de las de ayer. maÑana seguimos con 30 menos en el norte vamos a saborear todavÍa el invierno. estÁ nevando en el norte de texas, en la zona de amarillo, oklahoma. la nieve seguirÁ en el aria --Área en la costa este terminÓ la lluvia y en el norte de la florida donde tenemos esa lÍnea de tormentas que se queda estacionada. un sur caliente con 80 en miami y un norte mÁs fresco con 60. mira como el calor se mantiene acumulado en el sur de la florida. no veremos tormenta pero sÍ en el norte con ese paso. un dÍa tormentoso en la florida y mucho mÁs tranquil

the big power guys like i would tell, like albert pujols, that albert knew that each at bat he was probably was gonna get one very good pitch to hit. and if hed it or fouled it off, i gotcha. [smith] yeah. [clemens] the contact guys. [smith] but he would get you sometimes also. [clemens] solutely, absolut. a long way he would hit it sometimes. you pitch rs, i've given up some yardage and homers. [smith] right. [clemens] but, the contact guys because of the proximity ofhe ball parks, the biggest foul territories, oakland's colosseum. so, if you make a really good pitch and the guy tries to, you know, guys are so od in the big leagues with their bats. i tell people, it doesn't matter how hard you throw, guys in the big leagues can put wood on a bullet, i mean, they're that good. and they will foul off a very tough pitch, you're hoping it d go in the first or second row, so your pitch count goes up, so you gotta breful with th. especially, how hard they're watching pitch counts now, you alluded to earlier. you not gonna see to many complete games anymore. and that was, in our generation, i saw

[aplausos] vamos con nuestro albert martÍnez. albert: vamos con ello.hablar de tiempo severo en texas, arkansas, oklahoma. viernes 16,000,000 al sur de dallas estÁ san antonio y pasando por la zona de austin habrÁ tiempo severo. los de la costa este se quedan tranquilos. el viento va a seguir y frÍo tambiÉn. toca abrigarse bien. francisca: gracias por la informaciÓn. en minutos, un especialista de los centros para el control y prevenciÓn de enfermedades de aclarado numerosas dudas sobre el coronavirus. hablamos con Él en vivo. raÚl: ademÁs, ese comercial que puedes ver ahÍ. lo hicieron en argentina para concientizar al coronavirus. estÁ emocionando al mundo. compara la lucha con un partido de fÚtbol. aquÍ lo vas a ver completo. francisca: ella es bÁrbara de regir. es tendencia. sus vÍdeos le hacer ejercicio se convirtieron en comedia. en minutos la recibimos en vivo para saber su reacciÓn. raÚl: nos vamos a los Ángeles para saber por quÉ estÁn durmiendo separados. francisca: quÉdate con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica". te francisca: quÉdate con nosotros

we were very motivated or very interested in a letter that albert einstein made to alan roosevelt. helena roosevelt said, you have directed a wall of bureaucratic measures of immigrants out. can't you do something about that? and this paper wall, where this is our take on these paper wall. what you see here is items from the museums collection -- ship tickets, passports, letters of sponsorship from refugee organizations, affidavits of americans guaranteeing their support for, or sponsorship for immigrants. all of these things that, all this paperwork that potential immigrants had to line up in order to make it to the united states. we are operating under this immigration quotas system, there's no special provision for refugees in the 1930s who are fleeing persecution, so jews who want to make it in or anyone who wants to make it out of nazi germany needs to navigate the immigration system. and it's difficult bureaucratically, and also very expensive to do. so you see all of these examples -- trying to navigate the immigration system in the paperwork painted to line up in order to d

texas, chicago y texas se acaban de unir a nuestra transmisiÓn, albert.orleans, norte de texas, eso se convierte en energÍa para las tormentas que llegan maÑana, y en la tarde en texas ambiente tranqui tranquilo, en la tarde donde tendremos la mirada puesta el martes, tambiÉn incluye el oeste de oklahoma y en los acumulados de 1 a 4 pulgadas y el riesgo de inundaciÓn es importante, y no toca bajar la guardia, aprovechen si estÁ el ambiente tranquilo para aprovechar, y panoramas que estas seguirÁn durante los prÓximo dÍas, asi que aquÍ estarÉ informando en "despierta amÉrica", regreso al estudio. raÚl: gracias, albert, por el reporte del estado del tiempo, baje el volumen a la preocupaciÓn, y quÉdese con nosotros que mÁs adelante hablaremos con juliÁn gil que esta noche estrena su propio show y tambiÉn hablamos con lucÍa mÉndez. francisca: informaciÓn que necesitas saber en esta hora te decimos cÓmo protegerte y proteger a tus hijos ahora que todos estÁn en casa conectados a la intenet, hay peligros. raÚl: y el reto de la piscina que protagonizaron luis fo

para que nos adelante el pronÓstico vamos a la casa de albert martinez. y un pacÍfico caliente es normal que lo veamos mÁs temprano. tendremos temperaturas cÁlidas para el fin de semana sobre todo para la. costa oeste para el domingo tambiÉn veremos subir las temperaturas en texasincluso en la costa este. esas temperaturas en los 80 grados que se sitÚan unos 10 o 15 grados por encima de lo que toca. a partir del lunes en los Ángeles vuelven a bajar. >> el domingo seguimos con lluvias en el norte y tambiÉn el centro del paÍs. >> te mando un abrazo, albert y bienvenidos a mi casa. nueva york es el epicentro del coronavirus en estados unidos y ya ha llegado ayuda de todas partes de la naciÓn como la de un buque hospital en donde brinda apoyo y consejerÍa para todos los que estÁn ahÍ >> el pasado 30 de marzo el buque hospital de las fuerzas armadas llegÓ a la gran manzana para reforzar el sistema de salud lleno de mÉdicos, enfermeros y otros miembros de la armada. quÉ sentiste cuando el barco se acercÓ al muelle? [audio en inglÉs] [audio en inglÉs] >> tengo e

at the albert einstein high school in the state of maryland stuff hands out back launches offering some relief for parents the penn demigods putting low income families at particular risk some working parents have been laid off and now find themselves in a desperate situation but i think i'm and they're not the most there are no jobs for us they canceled everything we don't know how to pay our rent in place apartment and. as a government employee was burned says her job is not at stake she is well aware that many americans are not as lucky. coronavirus was 1st identified in the chinese city live on in the meantime it has become a threat to wall of humanity. an epidemic that's threatening the coals for a global response. the new coronavirus 1st emerged in the city of will hand but the efforts to combat the virus go far beyond china. researches all over the globe are racing to contain it. and children of chinese scientists published the genetic code of the virus in early january enabling scientists around the world to start working on it. at home home university pathologists of grain the

they pray for a safe journey ahead good though nice albert you take up. wish i love that it. was their leisure. was brushing work that low blood. pressure up and down the. outside it's minus 20 degrees and not much warmer inside where the heating it's not working. well when there are the months not so much salted. are developed are not. like the winter months mom mom. called 9 will not gone up. on. a day break on koa arrive in a small town. yet that they're going to put them on. their. well thought ha ha ha ha ha ha longer there. the thing. back on the road again the weather takes a turn for the worse. icy conditions have stopped the heavy of a collision that track. the last sunday luck. love love love love. love love. love know. how did it all down to. it all. in a blizzard 3600 meters vehicles with lights a load stand a better a child's. death . toll from far off. at minus 30 degrees the road is an ice rink the truckers must code as best they can. just random number one play into the. show when it goes ok. no truck with chocolate. in his little truck takes a chance and mana

they pray for a safe journey ahead but their own us albert you take up. wish i love that and then of course their leisure. was rushing work that low blood. pressure up and down the. outside it's minus 20 degrees and not much warmer inside where the heating is not working. now when there are the months not so much salt tether that. are developing are not that young mother caught like the wind that far off. of 9 will not gone up. all the time. a daybreak on koa arrived in a small town. oh yeah that it was a good good good bit of. difficulty. there. again let it fall thought a ha ha ha ha all the furthest . back on the road again the weather takes a turn for the worse. the icy conditions have stopped the heavy of vehicles in that truck. the last sunday luck. love love love love. love love love. love know. how did it all to. come out and all. in a blizzard 3600 meters vehicles with lights a load stand a better a child's. death. a whole from far off. at minus 30 degrees the road is an ice rink the truckers must cope as best they can. get screened though i'm. s

muy buenos días hasta tu casa, albert.ra, hablamos de un tornado que ha sido f3 o f4, lo sabremos cuando el servicio meteorolÓgico analice las zonas. las segundas plantas de las viviendas han quedado arrasadas. por eso es importante ir a la parte mÁs baja. dos sÚper cÉlulas que se han desplazado por la zona de mississippi y alabama produciendo esa destrucciÓn. tornado que hemos visto reportados y ahora el riesgo sobre las dos carolinas y de hecho vigilancia por tornado hasta el mediodÍa. hay una tormenta que me preocupa bastante en carolina del sur. tenemos un aviso por tornado, de hecho una emergencia por tornado se acaba de activar. tenemos rotaciones y el giro con mÁs de 70 millas por hora y nos indica que el tornado ha tocado tierra en carolina del sur. durante toda la maÑana seguiremos con la lÍnea de tormenta. a partir del mediodÍa llega al atlÁntico y veremos por terminado un episodio de casi tres dÍas de tiempo severo. francisca: impresionante. noticias que uno no quisiera escuchar. raÚl: cuando la madre naturaleza

vamos con albert martÍnez. albert: un panorama dividido para todos los gustos y colores.rte de los Ángeles, aguaceros residuales. en cuanto a las temperaturas hay que prepararse. no se vayan las nubes comenzarÁ a subir la máxima . hoy entre 50-60 y las nubes van a menos. se aleja la lluvia y ayudar a que suba las temperaturas y por eso es importante la frontera entre nuevo mÉxico y arizona estar pendientes del alto riesgo de incendio. hoy lo que toca son valores entre los 70 y 80, pero rÁpidamente las máximas llegan a los 80 en los Ángeles y 90 en las vegas. comienza a brotar el calor en la costa oeste. mÁs adelante vemos el resto del paÍs. carlos: gracias, ustedes han visto que esta cuarentena para los negocios ha sido particularmente difÍcil. la verdad es que los empresarios tienen que usar todo su ingenio para reinventarse. el primero que saca una buena idea serÁ el primero que regresa al negocio. luis sandoval e nos va a contar ideasdesde los Ángeles, que estÁn implementando algunos empresarios para sobrevivir. luis: muy buenos dÍas. muchas compaÑÍas estÁn cambiando l

they pray for a safe journey ahead but don't us albert you take up. the other side of the bus their leisure. was brushing work that low blood. pressure up and down the. outside it's minus 20 degrees and not much warmer inside whether he cheats not working. now when there are the folks not so much salt tethered. bardic down are not that young mother cause i know when they're not far off. the top 9 build up gone up. the wall. a daybreak douche on koa arrived in a small town. oh yeah that was a good good good bit of all. the difficulty. there. let it fall for the ha ha ha ha ha all the furthest. back on the road again the weather takes a turn for the worse. icy conditions have stopped the heavy a big holes in that track. the last sunday luck. love love love love. love love. love know. how did it all tom. tom and all. in a blizzard 3600 meters vehicles with lighter load stand up that's a child's. birth. to. a hole from far off. at minus 30 degrees the road is an ice rink the truckers must code as best they. kids screened. the. show they can make a joke. t

conocemos detalles del tiempo con el crÍo albert martínez. albert: muy buenas.a visibilidad. seguÍa lloviendo sobre california, ahora la lluvia se concentra en el sur, y la nieve en la zona de montaÑas. 6000 pies en la zona decir nada, si me acerco hacia la zona de los angeles, ha llegado a bajar hasta a los 4000 pies, sigue lloviendo y nevando en toda esa Área. la cota de los acumulados, por encima de los 5000 pies, hasta 6" si subimos hasta los 6000 pies podemos llegar . un fin de semana bien activo, el mapa habla por sÍ solo, lluvia, nieve en todas Áreas, irÁ a menos, oportunamente a partir de este domingo, hablaremos de tormentas muy severas en el valle de misisipi. viento de hasta 20 millas por hora, cuando lo combinamos con la lluvia, realmente los problemas en las carreteras son evidentes. tiempode inundaciÓn en toda esa Área, 1" cada dÍa en los Ángeles. seguiremos con esa lluvia y nieve en california, a la espera de esas tormentas que para el fin de semana se presenta muy activas. ♪ ♪ alan: gracias. quÉ bueno que me acompaÑan aquÍ, en mi casa con su casa

albert: mira, en chicago hace frÍo. viernes queremos que se relaje. tenemos una entrevista muy divertida con estos chicos de cnco. alan: no vamos a los Ángeles en vivo a conocer la panaderÍa que se inspira en la cuarentena. carlos: aumenta la amenaza de coronavirus en latinoamÉrica. entrevistamos al director de la organizaciÓn panamericana de la salud, quien no revela el plan millonario que prepara la organizaciÓn. alan: unimos a las familias de costa a costa haciendo zumba! una de las participantes es nada mÁs y nada menos que salomÉ. miren a la pequeÑa! carlos: quÉdese en ♪ la familia toyota abarca cada rincón del país. y puedes contar con nosotros... ... ya que nuestra comunidad es nuestro compromiso. porque la familia toyota junta es más fuerte. esta es nuestra promesa. estamos aquí para ti. ahora y en los tiempos mejores que están por venir. toyota. find love and hip-hop miami. (singing) wow, este control sí me escucha, me oye... ♪ me siente. ♪ introducing at&t tv. watch with easy self-setup, shipped directly to yo

albert: aquÍ tengo mi cafÉ.e city. ahora la nieve irÁ a menos. en california el ambiente irÁ a menos y tendremos mÁs lluvias para el final de la semana y se extiende hacia la costa este y el interior de pensilvania en donde podrÍamos ver casi cuatro pulgadas de nieve. tendremos mÁximas en los 80 grados y regresa la lluvia el jueves y el viernes serÍa un dÍa pasado por agua. asÍ estÁ todo por la casa de cabos. -- por la casa de carlos carlos: estÁ todo muy bien y quiero pasar directo con maity porque ella ya estÁ graduada en temas de tecnologÍa. ayer te vi matarÍan un poco para la entrevista con uno de los grandes, pitbull, y su tema " creo que podemos ganar". maity: muy buenos dÍas, carlos y los toca aprender de todo en este tiempo de coronavirus y queremos que aprender a hacer cosas nuevas, y esta es la primera vez que lo entrevistamos con skype. Él pide que se convierta en himno su nuevo tema musical porque Él dice que juntos vamos a salir adelante y ademÁs con el tema quiere ayudar a muchas organizaciones arm

adelante...son imagenes de las calles de miami, en el sur de tenemos algÚn tipo de problema escuchando a albertenemos los detalles ¿tu pila te da más vida o más energía? más vida. más energía. más vida. más energía. lo bueno es que, comparada con coppertop, duracell optimum te da más vida en algunos dispositivos o más energía en otros. como te anunciamos, hoy unos 43 millones de borja: 43 millones de estadounidenses estÁn bajo riesgos de tiempo severo. hacemos conexiÓn con nuestro meteorÓlogo para saber quÉ podemos esperar. albert:viento fuerte, granizo y algunos tornados. el granizo ayer fue importante en el estado de nueva york y pensilvania. 40 millones estÁn entre iliana, illinois y misuri. acuÉrdense que ya hemos tenido tornados muy activos este aÑo. maÑana incluimos texas. maÑana se mantendrÁ en la zona de austin y san antonio. el combustible en esta garantizado.mÁximas de 96 para dallas. eso es temperatura rÉcord y las tormentas se estÁn produciendo hacia el norte.la gran cantidad de reportes de granizo esta pasada noche y madrugada. las tormentas mÁs activas se estÁn desarrollando en mi