ana: yes? man #7: yes. ana: yes? man #8: yes. ana: yes? man #9: yes. ana: really? yes.with some conditions. ana: yes. lemonis: okay, so, what -- okay, but what is the difference between the "noes" and the "yeses"? ana: the fact that i wasn't solid on my numbers. lemonis: people in the room were excited by what was there -- the fact that she was in publix, the fact that they liked the way it tastes. she had had a lot of success, but what people kept saying to her is the same thing i'm saying -- when you get your numbers together, we'll take a look at it. the one thing that i thought you did really well today is for the first time that we've been together, you didn't judge anybody that was asking you questions, and that, to me, was the biggest win. i feel like we've made progress, but in terms of me investing right now, i'm not there yet. ana: okay. i'm okay with "yet." lemonis: well...that's good. ♪ i assigned ana a variety of things to do while i was gone. i want her to work on refining the packaging with black dog, and i really want her to get to a conclusion that ever

francine: ana botin, thank you so much. we continue the conversation with ana botin shortly. picture overall for the markets. my guess they are a little bit under cited, but they look really at the u.s.. i had not seen this for at least a couple of decades, between the fed and the treasury of the u.s. we will have a look at what that means for the markets. coming up later, what will a biden white house and global economic rebound mean for banking? we will continue our conversation with ana botin of santander. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is bloomberg surveillance. we were having a great conversation with ana botin from santander. let's go back to ana botin and continue our conversation. when you look at some of the things out there, people say it is difficult for banks to get more support from governments. is there something to be said about this being a difficult proposition? all, banks did not economy got support from governments because this is a health crisis because it is the government's response ability to take care of us. second, we must find a balance -- banks

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>> yeah, ana.any things you and i have discussed over the past few months, the rules here vary state by state. you can see a list here of some of the key states, arizona on down through wisconsin. generally speaking, recounts are triggered only in very close elections. the numbers vary from a 1% margin to a 0.5% margin, in some cases just a small number of votes, 2,000 votes. in some states, it's automatic if the margin's that close. in other states, it's by request of a party. there are states where if you request a recount and you lose, you have to foot the bill. here's what viewers really need to know about recounts. they almost never change anything in a major way. in 2016, there actually was a recount in the presidential race in wisconsin, and that resulted in a net change of 131 votes. that is nowhere near enough to swing a state, and it looks increasing like president trump is going to have to swing multiple states in order to make any impact here. >> elie honig, good to have you here. thank

i'm ana carrera in new york. we have breaking news on cnn, and it is another horrific line crossed by the so far unstoppable and deadly coronavirus pandemic. 11 million people so far infected by covid just in the united states. 11 million people. a million new cases in the last six days alone. more than any other country in the world by far. and the rate of infection in the u.s. since this pandemic struck so many months ago is going up right now. straight up. what are we hearing about this horrific development from the president, on a weekend with record breaking hospitalizations and another 1200 americans dead from covid in just one day? we hear nothing from him about that. the president played golf and typed out baseless claims, lies on twitter about how he was cheated out of an election win and how much the media doesn't like him. more from the white house in a moment. we have other breaking news we're following. we're just learning nasa says weather is a go for today's launch to send a crew to the internation

ana brenda y su novio son los protagonistas y alan: ana brenda y su novio son los protagonistas y tenemostambiÉn puedes ver ahora. esta maÑana se conoce que hay mÁs niÑos migrantes separados de su padresde lo que se habÍa reportado, 666 menores afectados por la polÍtica de tolerancia cero del gobierno del mandatario y ahora la gran expectativa se centra en el presidente electo joe biden y lo que harÍa para encontrar a sus familiares y la comunidad migrante en general. vamos en vivo hasta los Ángeles para que nos informe. juan: muy buenos dÍas, estos niÑos no ha podido ser unificados con sus papÁs. dicen los abogados que en muchos casos ni siquiera se les ha dado informaciÓn como el nÚmero de telÉfono o algo para poder rastrear a los menores y saber en dÓnde estÁn. se sabe que podrÍan estar en algunos lugares de crianza entras que los padre fueron separados o deportados . hay esperanza de que la nueva administraciÓn haga algo al respecto ya que el presidente electo dijo que era una prioridad es el que estos niÑos pudieran regresar y estar con sus padres. obviamente que todavÍa hay que espe

i'm ana carrera in new york.ed by the so far unstoppable and deadly coronavirus pandemic. 11 million people so far infected by covid just in the united states. 11 million people. a million new cases in the last six days alone. more than any other country in the world by far. and the rate of infection in the u.s. since this pandemic struck so many months ago is going up right now. straight up. what are we hearing about this horrific development from the president, on a weekend with record breaking

ana? >> jeremy diamond in dubuque, iowa, thank you. the president expected there any moment now. >>> let's helped to philadelphia, where joe biden is campaigning hard. democrats have far outpaced republicans when it comes to early voting in that state. so far they have cast 67% of votes so far, compared to 22% for republicans. how could that balance shift a tuesday? cnn's m.j. lee is in philadelphia, which is one of the bluest cities there in pennsylvania. m.j., the fact this is where biden is spending the second to the last day of the campaign, more proof this isn't about changing minds today, it's really about driving voters turnout. how is the biden campaign feeling about pennsylvania right now? >> reporter: well, ana, the biden campaign could not be making it more clear that pennsylvania is a critical, critical state for the campaign. the campaign actually just announced what the final 24 hours of their campaign is going to look like tomorrow, and essential the entire campaign is going

i'm ana cabrera in new york. we begin this hour with two men, two different outcomes to tuesday's presidential election. less than 24 hours after a winner was projected, two very different mornings for each of them. president-elect joe biden along with his daughter and his grandson, today visiting the gravesite of his late son beau biden. president trump, who has so far refused to concede, paid a visit to one of his golf resorts. while the president hit the greens for the second day in a row, the coronavirus pandemic is hitting record highs in this country. the past three days each saw more than 120,000 new cases. and for the past five days, more than 1,000 daily deaths. source president-elect joe biden is wasting no time in this fight against the pandemic. he plans to announce his 12-person coronavirus task force tomorrow. president trump, meanwhile, still digging in, despite a growing core russ of his inner circle to come to grips with his re-election loss. want to begin with cnn's arlette saenz with the biden

ana? >> can you talk to us more about the history that this launch and this particular mission will envelop? >> reporter: the mission in may with hurley and behnken was just a test mission. it was to get crew dragon certified for operational missions like this one this is the first time four members will be on board crew dragon. a lot more choreography will go into these four being amongst each other. this is the first of six missions spacex has been commissioned by nasa to ferry these astronauts back and forth to the international space station. this is really officially the torch being handed to the commercial sector for these taxi rides, for lack of a better description, back and forth to the international space station so nasa can focus on the deeper space missions like getting us back to the moon and back to mars. >> it's such an exciting day. we'll continue to watch these imag images. we'll check back with you as we go. thank you so much. rachel crane for us at kennedy space center i

ana palmer, the president-elect. his decision to address this as really just not of major concern right now, that this is something that's going on in the sidelines, i'm going to plow forwa forward. how do you think that will land with the american people? how long can the president-elect keep that up? >> this has been his strategy for the last several months. he's tried to present himself as the actual presidential alternative to donald trump. whether it comes to coronavirus, whether it comes to our national security. i do think that this scenario is something that behind the scenes, biden aides and allies have contemplated, though i don't think that they are necessarily surprised that this is happening. and there's clearly a strategy to say, hey, i'm the serious guy in the room. the transition is continuing. we're not going to be distracted by this side show. the question is how long that can actually last. and at some point, is there going to have to be some kind of, you know, resolution, if trump does not actuall

how does the president-elect and how do democrats move past that, ana?> reality will have to set in. by acting as a president, by getting things done, by having an agenda and having policy. look, erica, let's remember, there were a lot of people, including myself, who thought that donald trump got elected in 2016 because of foreign interference, because of the russian involvement, wikileaks, all those things that happened, the campaigns, the disinformation campaigns targeting african-americans, all of those things. okay? which we, you know, in my mind, made him illegitimate. but you know what? whether i liked it or not, whether i thought he got help from the russians or not, whether i supported him or not, he was still president, and whether i liked it or not, he was sitting in the oval office, signing executive orders, and passing an agenda. and so i would say, r if 70% of republicans don't believe that joe biden won fair and square, they're going to have to deal with it, whether they like it or not because the states will certify their election results

ana holdings -- this news is just breaking.l saying these airlines need more support and they should become one, seeking out loans or reducing costs, japan airlines raising $1.75 billion. looking over the sea to south korea, two airlines planning to merge. who would be the senior party? we have a capitalization for ana $86 billion yen. you flip it around, 35,000 employees for jal. 33,004 ana. differentse two, airline alliances, which one with a join? as these headlines across the bloomberg terminal. new industrial revitalization operation. -- corporation. juliette: these boosts on the nikkei 225, holding it may 1991 highs. that was closed yesterday for the holiday. a huge move with japan airlines. we are counting down to the opening, less than 10 minutes away. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ berg. ♪ rishaad: agriculture has been that has been hit by the coronavirus, the monsoon raising thoughts of a bumper harvest, but will growth be sustainable? let's speak with the president , atul chaturvedi. a very warm welcome to the pr

>> thank you, ana. it's a very tough day for the "jeopardy!"s, but especially, as you mentioned, his wife, who we have been with for 30 years. they are truly a love story. and they were lucky to have each other. we're doing okay. you know, we love him and miss him already. >> talk a little more about that relationship. what did he mean to you? >> you know, he was -- i sent him a note late yesterday. i think this will explain kind of who the man was. he was the most professional person i've ever worked with in any capacity. here he was battling cancer, pain, chemo, exhaustion, but you couldn't tell when the cameras rolled. as a professional, the fact that he kept pushing and that he recorded his final -- what would now be his final episodes less than two weeks ago gives you an idea of just how much he believed in the show, how much he cared for it. but as a man, he was an amazing dad and he loved jeanne so much that it was inspirational. what i told him was i wanted to thank him for showing me how to be a better man at work and even more importa

well, ana, it seems like that plan that a lot of people to just give president trump a few days to letn and work through the five stages of grief is not working. and it doesn't seem like there'll be at any point in the next 65 days that he'll accept the outcome or concede. and it's more than just an annoyance. obviously, this has ramifications for public health and our international standing on the international stage and other things. >> absolutely. yeah, the president seems to still be kind of holding a temper tantrum, frankly. last night at 11:55, he tweeted in all caps, "i won the election," if that's not what losing sounds like, i don't know what it is. it's unclear how or when he will find a way to pivot off of, you know, this is a rigged election that he's still winning it, even though every single other person, republicans alike for the post part are really shaking their heads at him reunion. to your point, stnit isn't even just, he's having a temper tantrum, there's real implications here when it comes to the u.s. security, when it comes to how foreign governments are looking

ana tiene tantas citas que le necesita indeed.alla esta noche por el control del congreso. es que dependiendo de quÉ partido controle las cÁmaras puede cambiar. jorge: serÁ más fÁcil o difÍcil quiÉn gane la presidencia su agenta polÍtica en temas de salud, inmigraciÓn y chilla. - economÍa. reportera: actualmente hay 53 senadores que son del partido republicanos, dos independientes que generalmente votan con los crÁt. demÓcratas. para controlar el senado se necesita una mayor de 51 senadores y la vicepresidente que es el voto de desempato. segÚn las encuestas hay 7 contiendes sumamente reÑidas en los demÓcratas podrÍan ganar escanios. quÉ necesitarÍan para retomar el control del senado? son dos escenarios, una ganancia de 4 escanios, una ganancia de tres escanios o ganar la vicepresidente. esta noche comenzamos con un balance en el senado, sÓlo se renueva un tercio. entonces, los republicanos tienen 30 escanios, los demÓcratas 33, mÁs dos independientes. la situaciÓn es diferente para la cÁmaras de representantes. los escanios estÁ

el reporte desde washington >> bueno para hablar mÁs de est nos acompaÑa el analista de telemundo, anafinalmente comienza formalmente la transiciÓn del poder ¿cuÁl es tu primera reacciÓn? >> aleluya ya era hora, han pasado casi 3 semanas y son es muy importante porque recuerda que no son tiempos normales en estados unidos, estamos en medio de una pandemia , estÁ costando vidas americanas y vidas alrededor del mundo, necesitamos que la prÓxima administracion entre y pueda rÁpidamente tomar las riendas del gobierno, tambiÉn en terminos de proceso significa que ahora tienen espacio gobierno contra mental disponible, tienen presupuesto*- disponible, tienen toda una infraestructura disponible ademÁs joe biden puede empezar recibir los informes acerca de diligencia, acerca de los problemas de los peligros que encara este paÍs. son muchas las cosas que pueden ocurrir cuando empieza oficialmente esta etapa de la transiciÓn. >> es una forma del presidente donald trump de reconocer que perdiÓ en las elecciones >> bueno, yo creo que varias cosas. primero que yo no sÉ si donald trump va a reconoce

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demostrar con su arte que el uso de mascarillas no tiene que ser una elecciÓn aburrida ni antiestÉtica anaucho recelo de usar la mascarilla decidiÓ hacer esta especie de broma sobre alertar, jorge hizo las mascarillas con el color y quienes rechazan esto >>> sÍ llevo mascarillas debajo de esta estÁ mi cara que es igual >>> el artista de 75 aÑos ha perdido la cuenta de cuÁntas veces ha sido advertido para usar mascarillas >>> tambiÉn el recuerda entre risas el motorista no querÍa dejarlo subir con ella ha conseguido recuperar su identidad. >>> con esta broma estÍmulo a las personas para que no dejen de usar la mascarilla. jorge como otros artistas perdÓo su principal fuente de ingreso durante estos meses sus mascarillas han sido su tabla de salvaciÓn. >>> la segunda ola que a sola europa y las cifras que redujeron sitÚan a brasil como el paÍs mÁs afectado sigue siendo necesario extremar los cuidados en rÍo de janeiro ana peralta noticias telemundo >>> que buen trabajo hace vamos la pausaa emergencia l ♪ hey bae, it's the holidays ♪ got the whole fam rockin' jingle jam-mays ♪ ♪ our 18th time

haremos un anÁlisis con ana valdÉs.rivilegios en este paÍs. estamos creciendo en economÍa, participaciÓn polÍtica y otros sectores. reportera: cuando se trata del voto latino para trump, es inconcebible para muchos, pero cediÓ. --se dio. >> tienes razÓn. la mayorÍa de los votos se fueron para biden, pero algunos se fueron para trump. algunos condados del norte votaron para trump. el norte es blanco y la mayorÍa de gente que votÓ por trump es blanca. hay alguna gente que tuvo la decisiÓn por trump, pero no nos preocupemos. la mayorÍa de la gente votÓ por la libertad. reportera: es muy interesante lo que dices. mucha gente piensa que hay que votar en la misma direcciÓn, pero es incorrecto. >> totalmente. solo pensemos en esto, alguna vez hemos cuestionado a otra comunidad? a nadie se cuestiona excepto a nosotros. no nos preocupemos por esto. tenemos la libertad y el privilegio de votar por quien queramos. un nÚmero enorme. reportera: tambiÉn se habla de muchachos que acaban de cruzar la frontera y que votÓ. >> fue increÍb

ana: sure.he first thing is that, as far as not just a biden presidency, i think this is the case for europe and countries that actually go through this, we should not withdraw support .rematurely we need to continue with support for the small and medium-sized companies and those that have lost jobs and so on. in terms of the u.s., i think the u.s., like the world, has a complex situation, nothing when you to come together and work together to grow out of this in the right way. the main task that the ivan and public sectors have ahead of us. the banks in particular, the low interest rate environment is not a deal, but it is it -- not ideal, but is a huge opportunity to reinvent ourselves. ray mentioned how efficient you are. we continue to have 47% cost income. this is the best defense. same thing for government. we do that in a sustainable way. ray, i'd likee, to thank all three of you. great conversation, and great to see all of you. >> erik, thank you so much. next up

queremos preguntarle a ana y a fernando ¿creen que va a pasar mucho tiempo de aquí a que sepamos quieno ordinario. en el 2012 se demoraron cuatro días en la florida para saber . en el 2000 fue un mes. no es fuera de lo ordinario que en estados unidos hayan estados donde la votación se extienda más allá de la noche de las elecciones. >>> franco ¿cómo lo ves tú? >>> coincido con ana, ya sabemos quién será el presidente, se llaman joe biden y kamala harris, los números y el análisis nos dice que hay una probabilidad de más del 90 por ciento de que los estados clave como pennsylvania, arizona y nevada los resultados van terminar con ellos como mayoría y lo que está pasando es que entendemos que estamos en tiempos inciertos, estamos tratando de aguantar una reacción fuerte que ha amenazado al presidente y sus aliados y están tomando las cosas con calma era yo espero sino esta noche, definitivamente ya para mañana será el anuncio oficial de que joe biden y kamala harris van a entrar en la casa blanca >>> ya no queremos esperar más, estamos esperando el número mágico para que ya tengamos pres

i'm ana cabrera in new york. today marks the time when the race was called for joe biden and president trump still refuses to concede. on the streets to say it wasn't just fair but the most secure in u.s. history. there he goes. that was the president earlier today. his motor cade slowing down as he passed this group of enthusiastic supporters on his way to his golf resort in virginia. some things never change. since day one in his administration it has always been about the crowd size. on day 3,194, it is still about the crowd size. the white house press secretary falsely tweeting more than 1 million marchers for president donald trump to send on the swamp in support. reality, thousands, yes. more than a million, not so much. definitely not. so the administration that began with a lie about the size of the inaugural crowd is coming to an end with a lie about the size of the protest crowd. if they want to play numbers, there's always 306 versus 232. joe biden won this race. cnn national correspondent sara is in d

ana, i want to start with you.between joe biden laying out his cabinet with all of them masked behind him, speaking about the future calmly, the interview he did with lester holt, saying the transition, we're now in it, we're going to be okay. addressing the nation on thanksgiving today. it's the contrast between that and defeated president trump going to pennsylvania with rudy giuliani to continue to try to overthrow the election. i think it's a contrast that increasingly, the biden transition is perfectly okay with, and in fact, leaning into. what do you think? >> yeah, it's a split screen we've talked a lot about, right? where the president is in his own camp, as you say, fantasy world, thinking that somehow they're going to overturn the results of the election. but now that the biden team has this transition and has the money and is actually meeting with folks in the epa, at the doj, and this kind of orderly transition is happening, i think they are well equipped and fine with the president doing whatever it is

let's check in with. >> ana and stephanie.nother cold start to the day. >>> grab the jacket and get going if the commute takes you out and about early and we brake lights due to road work. you will see closure east or westbound 37 until 6:00 this morning. if you're taking 37, expect a few slow-and-any conditions and that is between skaggs island road and 121, where the area is set up, where they have the cones placed and that road work will be there if another hour and 15 minutes. also starting to see a few brake lights forming as you work year way westbound, 580 and into the altamont pass. and the [ lights extend to 205 and busy to 580. the brake lights there and once you're past the point, it improves nicely heading towards the dublin interchange. and no delays. traffic is light out of the east bay into the city and most of our bay area bridges are quiet. and we're seeing a few more cars across the golden gate as they wrap up the road work north of here and overall, traffic is moving at an okay pace and they will have a few

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de incertidumbre política que atraviesa el país nos acompaña nuestra analista de noticias telemundo anaivos y trabajando. por mucho que se demore esto o no, el 20 de enero alguien va a juramentar como presidente y todo indica que ese alguien será joe biden así que tienen que trabajar en un equipo de transición en un gobierno que tienen que entrar el 20 de enero y salir corriendo, no pueden esperar hasta que esto se decida para empezar a prepararse. están muy optimistas, pero también creo que están muy respetuosos del proceso y con mucho deseo de que se defienda la integridad de las elecciones y que el pueblo americano tenga confianza de los resultados de las elecciones >>> ellos ya se está preparando para la posible transición >>> absolutamente, están preparando el equipo de transición, cosa que no es fácil porque cada gabinete tiene su equipo de transición, hay que poner todo en un equipo y empezar a trabajar. están trabajando ya y el 20 de enero si joe biden es el presidente tiene que tener gente ya preparada o su equipo preparado para trasladar, son cientos de miles de personas en to

yo sÉ que ana brenda es apasionada por la moda.on 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 con protecciÓn por el covid 19. ademÁs tenemos la segunda parte de las construcciones exclusivas desde argentina de la prima de luis miguel, sobre la misteriosa mujer que todos creen que es su madre. carlos: quÉdate aquÍ con nosotros, encuentras todo lo que necesitas. recetas de cocina, chistes, chismes, todo lo que quieras. ♪ todo cambió can't let our businesses go down the drain. tratamos de innovarnos para mantener el negocio a flote. ¡chicos! seguimos online. ¡no se rindan! hay que tener los pantalones bien pue

relax and enjoy the flight. >> the additional cost is an extra burden for the struggling carrier, but anaains it's a necessary step to keep up with environmental regulations and expectations. >>> specialty pears from northern japan have been shipped to tokyo at breakneck speed using shinkansen bullet trains. it's part of a plan after profits were hurt by covid-19. the project was put together by a major producer of the so-called queen of fruits. it's considered an autumn delicacy in japan. four bullet trains carried a total of about 180 kilograms of pears to the capital on thursday. the pears were grown in tendo city. they were sold off at a store in tokyo station. jr east has been working on plans to expand its distribution services using shinkansen bullet trains. >> translator: i hope local specialties and agricultural products will be shipped to various places and lots of different customers. >> the company says it's going to be difficult to get passenger numbers back to pre-pandemic levels as the outbreak has changed people's lifestyles. jr east now forecasts its first annual net loss

. >> para ana estos meses han sido suplicios desde mayo no trabajo tengo 4 hijos 3 míos y un sobrino auxiliar a las escuelas públicas de esta ciudad pero cuando golpea la pandemia supieron que tendrían que cambiar y decidieron enfocarse en los niños y en los servicios que iban a perder >> eso incluye que muchos padres iban a perder su trabajo entonces por eso decidimos que necesitábamos dar dinero en efectivo a las familias >> hasta ahora han entregado 1 millón $600,000 en asistencia económica a 4000 familias como la de ana $800 era algo que no me esperaba me cayó del cielo ahora conoce las necesidades de cada familia en las escuelas por eso ellos son los encargados de decidir quién recibe el dinero pero saben que la necesidad es grande y aún cuando ya han hecho dos entregas preparan una tercera ronda de recolección de fondos estoy atrasada con la rentay sí son deudas que no dejan dormir con asistencia para vender más de 3 millones de medianas o hermosos para llevar para los estudiantes además de recursos para la compra de equipo tecnológico para la educación a distancia >> son 25,00

ana is global and he was a superstar. he was truly great, and he is especially remembered in the cities where he played like barcelona. like when i came to visit, you know, if you go he was, well, you know, since i was born, maradona was always a presence. he was a god for the whole world in a fishbowl, or he was the best of the best. far in naples with the fans and won't forget the 2 italian championships. they won. gerry maradona's time in their city. but out with the morning. this is a sign that we will hold up all over his death has rocked the world to fit ball. tributes are flooding in from the sport's biggest stars, including one from his compatriot and successor, lionel messi. even the vatican has expressed condolences. pope francis gold, who is also argentinian, and an ardent football lover himself, had met marriage on a, on many occasions. he held the former football player and his prayers. remembering him with affection. the rest of the world is following suit. for more on this, i'm joined by untangle maradona's

the climate of the santa ana winds are blowing again, quite strongly particular in the afternoon. and this is just north of los angeles when this happens, of course, particular when it's dry, there's a big fire risk. the disconnect the power to stop the power lines shorting out, which sometimes does start the fire as people accept it. as significant weather the forward rain is, is down. the texan coast has been running twice actually from texas towards the the florida panhandle. the next forecast takes a bit further. the further east and north. we suggest flash flooding. we've had street flooding in new orleans all ready. that one that keeps going northeast with it tucks in behind. it's going active system. fairly cold weather. it was significance there, reaching down to georgie on the it is not quite atlanta, which means the war in the wet here on the east coast. be replaced by this coldest air. moving off with the biggest document out of the cascades as well as come off the pacific, but doesn't get much further south until the middle of the week. in the caribbean, things are now

hasta pronto y muchas gracias. ♪ [aplausos] ana: buenas noches.

tony hablo del pirru y ana bÁrbara.

this fruit banana and an irish pineapple bun ana. the only grow here in mother it's really exotic and really sweet is one of my favorite ones. will take a walk in the cable car to a special place called want to move to a local mountain around $600.00 metres high. it's a fresh place during the summer and good choice for tourists and locals. one of the highlights of want to is a tropical garden inside you can see in them make plants. flowers and trees only exist here in the island of madeira. the best way to get full moment is with values the moment there's no translation for that because this profession is only exist here in the mud that island responsible for more than 150 years carrying tourists and locals down to from shell . so let's go for a lot of course have to take it to the beach. these beautiful nazrul pools are the perfect place to one my day. i hope that you had fun like me. see you soon in from shell city. it's time for my swim. the 920 s. were also a cinematic hoot and you can find out all about it at the german keep in

hablamos de ana jurka de lo que pasa en honduras, ana quÉ gusto tenerte aquÍ. >>> lamentablemente pora gente estÁ los que pueden trabajan desde casa y mucha gente estÁ asignada. entonces los hospitales de por ti estaban saturados no habÍan hospitales habÍa gente en tiendas de campaÑas y ahora tienen estos huracanes encima. >>> oye ana hoy tenemos en casa con telemundo un especial seguimos con esto en telemundo a travÉs del dÍa, platicanos un poquito de lo que vamos a ver >>> sÍ vamos a estar, haciendo lo mismo que estÁn ustedes creando conciencia en la gente invitÁndolos a que sea unan a nosotros para que nos ayuden a ayudar ahÍ vamos a estar con carlos ponce, miss nicaragua, don francisco, jimena, carlitos y yo estaremos con los artistas hondureÑos los bohemios >>> ana gracias por estar aquÍ en casa te quedas nosotros >>> aquÍ neme quedo >>> vamos con ada >>> sÍ en nueva york la comunidad recauda ayuda para las vÍctimas de iota y eta buenos dÍas verÓnica cuÉntanos?. >>> hola vero >>> buenos dÍas ada la gente en nueva york no debiÓ esperar de derecho tenemos al rector de esta universi

al sur de california fuertes vientos de santa ana, condiciones variables en todo el estado. >> (informaciónsé 45 millas por hora. >> (información en pantalla). >> estas condiciones van a continuar en las primeras horas del día de mañana. a las ocho recargas potentes llegando a las 30 millas por hora en varias ciudades. avanzamos a las 10:30 de la noche y dos mientras se reduce a 14 millas por hora. >> (información en pantalla). >> a partir de las nueve veremos estas condiciones descender así que debe aplicarse. y evitar iniciar cualquier tipo de fogata ya que está prohibido. en horas de la madrugada vemos el termómetro. >> (información en pantalla). >> lo que veremos, un sistema de baja presión que llega a la región después de un sistema de alta presión. cielos despejados ya que vemos partes vientos y las condiciones irán cambiando para el día de mañana. >> (información en pantalla). >> en horas de la mañana posibilidad de escarcha y heladas. recuerden guardar las plantas al interior de su casa, tener cuidado con las personas de la tercera edad y los niños. vemos el panorama de mañana en ot

. >>> patrocinado por (información en pantalla) >>> una mujer encontró una manera creativa, ana johnsonllegar, se supone que a fines de octubre miles de plataformas inician, permanecen en el noreste del país, dicen que están vigilando y les preocupa que se vayan demasiado tarde, >>> con los casos de coronavirus aumentando en toda la bahía, para ayudar a los negocios, les tengo los detalles . >>> primera acción en este país es muy mala >>> son descendientes de familias interraciales que enfrentan doble discriminación . >>> le cobraron más de $1000 por un artículo que vendió por $156, por qué y cómo lo ayudamos. (comerciales) visite o llame al durante el horario de atención. ahora california phones lcomo este aparatoos gratis ppara aumentar el volumen. infórmese ya. visite o llame al durante el horario de atención. telemundo48 responde a un televidente a quien una empresa le cobró un cargo de envío demasiado alto. (mÚsica) victor vendió esta defensa de plástico de un vehículo . >>> consiste en el envío, en la plataforma y me cotizaron un costo de $47, >>> la vendió llamo para reclamar >>>

what ana had asked after last hour, you suck at it. a thought is that where you help it? i love my local answer to know how to put in a platinum, an early glance, all i've been on alive now. eka been a little humble. the boy who has a benefactor, you call and all of se some more for too long. we settle for me. witnessed in the persian a mystery in the rafters for where to find it. you will never live near knowledge that is about alone, a less than a failing on one issue. now, as i am but separate, i look at how heinous i mean what the american feel of me. ok if you followed by a recluse, let me follow your to a solid will have its share from what are going to go is to see a little more but preeminent battle at the solid while having some in our family and looking along great for 2 who are compassionate because the real clue or model is, can you close a lot of a lot of sort of political view so you can move for the real live then i was about to go up there with a clear the mechanical about what we are going to be might have a house then if it gets but yeah, we might be ass

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ana alonso, thank you so much.re sorry, again, for your loss. >> thank you. >> and that's going to do it for me today. if you're going outside -- thank you, ana -- if you are going outside, wear a mask. don't travel this holiday season. stay home. cook a turkey for yourself. eat all of the mashed potatoes be yourself. that's what i'm going to do. if you're staying inside, in the meantime, chris jansing picks up our coverage after a quick break. [ thunder rumbles ] [ engine rumbling ] ♪ [ beeping ] [ engine revs ] ♪ uh, you know there's a 30-minute limit, right? tell that to the rain. [ beeping ] for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. [ beeping ] let's get checked for those around us. let's get checked for a full range of conditions. introducing letsgetchecked a health testing you do at home. let's get round the clock support from a team of nurses. let's get fast, accurate results. know your health. know yourself. for a limited time only, get 40% off at letsgetchecked dot com >>> good afternoon, i'm c

that, i mean that would, i would model long day and month, month even to now they're not exact and ana and then the new thankee. and i think so myself from june 1060 point to my state in 73 in the us. it is true 1000000 tons of bombs on the southeast asian countries in what would become the largest bond campaign in history until one plane load every minutes 24 hours a day. 9000000 years more than were trapped in germany and japan during world works that obviously it was done and reached the danger of iran go out and respect the utopian end of it doesn't hand it over the war effort in laos to the cia the way it has made it to the entire peninsula is threatened by red, military takeover isn't love. let's make america's intervention here alone through the american people. the people loves you so tremendously for the lives of those who is littered with this many years. 80000000 bondy's or bomblets based small signs bombs found inside cluster bombs come to believe that these fails to dismantle and just one percent of them being cleveland, that i'm now out of bombs that we're talking about t

diciembre pero igual no gantiazan la entrega a tiempo y aunque alguanst iensda están abierta en santa anaque cumpla protocolos de seguridad . >>> calles desoladas y tiendas cerradas encontramos esta nocne de día de acción de gracias . >>> hice fila desde la medianoche para ser de los primeros y entra r a esta tienda y hoy semira todo bien triste. >>> este año a diferencia de otros, los oexterioers no se llenaron de compñradores acamando a la espera de que se abran las puertas de sus tiendas favoritas , falta de consumidores pudiera ser un duro golpe a la economía . >>> es un duro golpe pero esperamos seguir adelante . >>> euamento de caso de contagios en santa clara, el toque de queda y nuevo horario especial del viernes negro para cumplir con as restriciones podrían ser la razón por la cual los consumidores prefirieron quedarse en casa y autoridades piden cumplir con las normas para evitar el virus . >>> también todos tamos en la misma situación . >>> nsdutro equipo toma estasd acciones en serio y por ello el viernes vamos a estar saliendo a aseguraros que estos negocios sigan los protoc