ana: hi, marcus! lemonis: are you ana? ana: yes. lemonis: how are you? ana: nice to meet you.onis: it's really nice to meet you. ana: yes. very nice to meet you. lemonis: how long have you guys been here? ana: we've been in this location about 13 years. lemonis: wow. ana: yes. lemonis: how are you, sir? i'm marcus. how are you, sir? nice to meet you. gilbert: me too. lemonis: how long have you guys been in business? gilbert: 40 years. lemonis: 40 years? and what is your business primarily? is it hospitality? ana: mostly hospitality. we do guest room furniture, public space furniture, as well as restaurant furniture. lemonis: and how much of your business is hospitality? ana: probably like 90%. lemonis: 90%. what's the other 10%? ana: a mix of like retail, as well as residential. so pretty much everything you see here in the showroom, we have manufactured. lemonis: beautiful quality. ana: these are some of the products that we're currently making. these frames are actually for planet hollywood. we're doing about, almost 400 of them. and then we have headboards that we're doing.

>> yeah, ana, there is.itution tells us that the states gets to control the manner of voting, but the u.s. congress can override the states if it passes federal legislation. for example, we have this bill h.r. 1 out there now. if you look at the georgia law, one of the aspects is it restricts mail-in balloting. h.r.1 does the opposite. it expands and protects mail-in balloting. if it passes, h.r.1 will override that georgia law. but there's a political problem here because it's past the house. there will be a filibuster meaning democrats need 60 votes. that's why you hear democrats talking about getting rid of the filibuster rule. doj is taking a look. doj could file lawsuits, but if it gets to the supreme court there's a solid 6-3 conservative majority. none of the justices have shown inclinations of the years to expand the battle. >> speaking of lawsuits, dominion voting systems, voting tech company that was the target or one of the targets of the big election lie just hit fox news with a $1.6 billion defa

the plan now, ana, is for the house to vote on this on tuesday. ana?uzanne malveaux on capitol hill. >>> the race to vaccinate people in the u.s. for covid-19 is picking up the pace. disturbing new reports are emerging. wall street journal is reporting russian intelligence agencies have launched an online disinformation campaign to undermine public confidence in pfizer's vaccine as well as other vaccines made in the u.s. and europe. also this weekend some signs that some are defying covid restrictions. a lot of partygoers not wearing masks or observing social distance guidelines. what are you seeing and hearing today on california's vaccination efforts, paul? >> reporter: mainly rosie reports. right here at cal state los angeles, they're vaccinating away. they're outpacing original projections. vaccinations in california are linked to the state reopening theme parks, baseball stadiums and the rest. if you look at the graphic, you now have 10,600,000 people vaccinated. most of those are first doses. why that's important, the governor has said once 2 mil

anas _ points... let me pick up on one thing just now. anas sarwar - points...election? we have to remember that throughout the pandemic— have to remember that throughout the pandemic are nhs staff did incredible work, but also did many key workers. police officers, teachers. _ key workers. police officers, teachers, and they have done great work as— teachers, and they have done great work as well. that's why i want to id work as well. that's why i want to go back— work as well. that's why i want to go back to — work as well. that's why i want to go back to nicola sturgeon's point, because _ go back to nicola sturgeon's point, because she said how she has been helping _ because she said how she has been helping young people. did really helping young people. did really help young people who have been out of school _ help young people who have been out of school for the last year to offer a free _ of school for the last year to offer a free device at the start of an election— a free device at the start of an election campaign rather than at the start a _ election

in contrast, we will see i labour's leader anas sarwar, i think you will— labour's leader anas sarwararwar, i think you will be really pushing on a - you will be really pushing on a covid — you will be really pushing on a covid recovery _ you will be really pushing on a covid recovery plan _ you will be really pushing on a covid recovery plan tonight. you will be really pushing on a l covid recovery plan tonight and trying _ covid recovery plan tonight and trying to— covid recovery plan tonight and trying to hope _ covid recovery plan tonight and trying to hope that _ covid recovery plan tonight and trying to hope that the - covid recovery plan tonight and - trying to hope that the government, the snp _ trying to hope that the government, the snp government, _ trying to hope that the government, the snp government, to _ trying to hope that the government, the snp government, to account- trying to hope that the government, the snp government, to account ofl the snp government, to account of their decisions— the snp government, to account of their decisions over— the snp government, to

ana: muchas gracias.illo, lo que tienen que hacer es ir a univision.com/tuvacuna va a meter tu nÚmero de cÓdigo postal. le vamos a ofrecer una lista de las proveedores. ahÍ pueden ver cuÁles tienen disponible.

chinese i'm ana cabrera in new york. a state of emergency declared in miami beach, florida, right now as city officials are calling the maskless spring break crowds there out of control because of scenes like this. police firing pepper balls to disperse crowds of people partying in miami beach. at least a dozen people were arrested overnight. that happened after an 8:00 p.m. curfew went into effect. roads in part of myrtle beach from also closed off. the mayor told me that the spring break crowds this year are his words, more than we can imagined and not typical of the spring breakers that the area usually sees. after a year of covid cabin fever yesterday was the tenth straight day that more than 1 million people passed through u.s. airports. despite millions of coronavirus vaccinations increases travel could cause coronavirus cases to spike again. could we see a if you areth wave of coronavirus infections? the former fda commissioner today said that is unlikely. dr. scott gtd leeb says not lickly, immunity and vaccinati

i'm ana cabrera in new york. police in myrtle beach, florida, this weekend cracking down on crowds of spring breakers they say are out of control and putting the city into a state of emergency. so this was the scene just last night in myrtle beach. police firing pepper balls to break up crowds of partiers, most of them not wearing masks and all defying the 8:00 p.m. curfew. the beach mayor telling me the spring exbreak crowds this year are more than they can handle which is why they are taking drastic measures to keep the city under control n. arizona take a look at this sin of growing discontent with covid safety measures. this was a mask burning rally outside of a health department. we have this just in. brand-new vaccine numbers released by the cdc. as of today, more than 124 million people in the united states have received at least one dose of a coronavirus vaccine. that's a jump of about 3 million people just since yesterday. let's go live now to myrtle beach and cnn correspondent rabidy kay. we just saw vi

ana?> natasha chen, thank you for that reporting. >>> i want to bring in cnn medical analyst dr. jonathan reiner, professor of medicine at george washington and dr. leanawen. dr. reiner when you see these images, what's your reaction? >> disappointment. anyone who has ever run in a race knows you don't walk across the finish line. you run across the finish line. that's what we have to do now. we've gotten to where we are now where we can legitimately look forward to putting this pandemic away finally because more people than ever have been wearing masks and socially distancing. and now getting vaccinated. and to see this sort of breakdown and the kind of things that have finally gotten us here is disappointing. i see people in clinic every week with high blood pressure, high cholesterol. when their numbers get better they ask if they can stop their medications. i say no, their numbers are better because they're on the medication. we're doing better because we're wearing masks. i look at th

and this isn't the first time, ana.threats have really increased against lawmakers over the last kefrl years that donald trump was in office. about there are email, a whole bunch of different places that we get threats, you be fortunately. >> thank you for speaking out and for being part of our show. thank you for coming on. >> thank you, ana. >> we'll be right back. most reliable network.s we designed our 5g to make the things you do every day better. with 5g nationwide, millions of people can now work, listen, and stream in verizon 5g quality. and in parts of many cities where people can use massive capacity, we have ultra wideband, the fastest 5g in the world. this is the 5g that's built for you. this is 5g built right. only from verizon. ♪ and a little bit of chicken fried ♪ ♪ cold beer on a friday night ♪ ♪ a pair of jeans that fit just right ♪ ♪ and the radio up ♪ get 5 boneless wings for $1 with any handcrafted burger. only at applebee's. something great from mr. clean. stop struggling to clean tough messes with

i'm ana cabrera in new york.d small businesses. help and i'm talking about money is coming. the senate pulled an all-nighter to finally pass president biden's massive $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief bill. a huge part of thago accounts, stimulus checks. $1400 per person including children. meaning if you're a family of four, making $150,000 or less each year, each parent will receive a $1400 check, so $2800 plus $1400 per child for a total of $5600. that's for a family of four.

>> ana, i have a lot of empathy for dr. birx. i've never met her in person or encountered her in a professional setting, but i have a lot of empathy for her because i think people are looking at this now saying why didn't she speak up sooner. let's say she called out the trump administration and then resigned, who would she have been replaced by? maybe she would have been replaced by someone like scott atlas or someone else that would represent everything president trump said. and deborah birx could join the public experts on the outside, but i think she probably made the gamble that she would be more effective inside the administration. and she did do a lot of good. she travelled around the country, spoke with mayors and governors and county executives directly. i think it's really hard to judge her and say she should have quit when she made a big impact. >> we've played the clips previously this weekend of dr. redfield, the former cdc director discussing what he believes is the origin of the coronavirus, saying he thought it wa

ana: muchas gracias.ue tambiÉn estÁis hablando de en los lugares que ustedes estÁn poniendo, cuÁl es la vacuna que tienen. si es la de pfizer, o la de moderna, o la de johnson & johnson. ¿realmente podemos escoger nosotros la vacuna? ana: bueno, esto te da una idea de las vacunas que tienen disponibles. lo importante es mÁs que nada a que las vacunas que ahorita hay en el mercado son eficientes para prevenir la hospitalizaciÓn y la muerte. ahorita lo que tienes que aprovechar la vacuna disponible. la que puedes tener disponible, la que recomiendan los expertos es que la aproveches, para evitar la enfermedad grave. carolina: totalmente. cuÉntanos quÉ pasa si tenemos mala suerte, entramos a la pÁgina de internet y vemos que no hay ninguna vacuna disponible. ¿quÉ podemos hacer? ana: no se den por vencidos. nosotros incluimos tambiÉn los links a los departamentos de salud locales donde pueden encontrar informaciÓn de centros masivos de vacunaciÓn, de otras clÍnicas. si no lo consiguen, vuelvan. lo estamos act

>> i don't think so, ana. i think what you saw with the cdc guidelines is that if you have a lot of community spread, then you need to use the six feet or you need to have barriers because this is still a respiratory disease. >> so three feet or six feet? what makes sense right now based on the science? >> there is something that the cdc guidelines do not contain. and i think they need to start incorporating this into their next set of guidelines. that is what is the effect of vaccination? vaccines are another layer of protection just like masking and social distancing are. as more people get vaccinated -- i know children are not yet vaccinated but as more adults are vaccinated can we then say with this additional layer of protection, if all the staff in the school or even all the parents and caregivers, if most of them are vaccinated can you then peel back these other layers including this requirement of six foot distancing? otherwise if we don't peel back this layer we are not going to be able to get our chi

i'm ana cabrera in new york. many businesses trying to get through this pandemic. help is on the way in the formful a nearly $2 trillion covid relief bill. it took an all-nighter on capitol hill to get this done, as well as some last-minute negotiations on a bill, but all democrats voted for it, all republicans voted against it. this is a major legislative victory for president biden who played the passage of this bill his top domestic priority and now heads back to the house for a vote before it finally lands on his desk to be signed into law. the president addressing the american people just a few minutes ago. >> i promised the american people help was on the way. today i can say we've taken one more giant step forward in delivering on that promise and help is on the way. this plan will get checks out the door starting this month to the american people who so desperately need the help, many of whom are lying in bed at night staring at the ceiling, wondering, will i lose my job if i haven't already? will i lose my insurance? will i lose my home? over 85% of americ

hadn't some young women vanished in the town next door, santa ana?ere like, "well, you know, what are the odds that they're related?” >> reporter: so she looked them up and learned about kianna jackson, just 20 years old when she disappeared five months before jarrae's death. her mom is kathy menzies. >> she was just a very fun-loving child. always made you laugh. >> reporter: just look at her childhood photos. that silly grin. she loved her dog, her little brother, playing softball. and then it started happening, said kathy. eighth grade or so. >> she was kind of getting, you know, typical teenage. you know, mouthy. and then, you know, high school came, getting around the older kids, she kind of got a little, you know, worse. >> reporter: how did you cope with that? >> one day at a time. love her as much as i could was about the only thing. >> reporter: after high school kianna went to college, about a three-hour drive from home. a year later, she moved to las vegas. but though far from home now, she got closer and closer to her mom. >> she would ca

presidente electo de estados unidos, joe biden ha decidido no usar regresamos con ustedes al estudio anala primera en 60 días después del jueves y deben hacer reportes con detalles de cómo se usó ese dinreo le condado alameda recibirá (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> vacuna en brazo y dinero en los bolsillos de estadounidenses es su estímulo económico la clave es cómo se ejcuta el plan juliana nos amplía >> los pagos directos del estímulo económico llega a las familias de (nombre en inglés) les corresponde casi 11 mil dólares por sus 3 hijos más 2400 del pago directo >> cambiaría estamos mes a muchos a como vamos a salir >> entará en la economía del país una cantidad importante de dinero >> la ayuda debe llegar rápido y sin que haya fraude dijo el mandaario figuras de la casa blanca viajarán para contarle a los estadounidenses los beneficios del plan >> la potencia de la economía que muchos de nosotros conocíamos antes de la pandemia >> el presidente dijo que (nombre en inglés) será la persona encargada del plan masivo de rescate le preocupak su familia no reciba

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thank you, ana. thank you, john. i appreciate it. >>> the fbi releasing new video clips of the capitol insurrection showing the horrible violence directed at capitol police officers. i want to bring in now representative katie porter, a california democrat. representative, thank you. appreciate you joining. so let's talk about this. i want to ask you about the fbi releasing this new video footage of officers being assaulted during the insurrection on january 6th. what do you think as you watch it? it's so violent. >> well, it was a violent attack, and i think we are not benefited from looking away from a problem. i think we have to understand that this was a direct attack on our democracy. people were physically harmed and killed because of this, and we have to take it very, very seriously, both as to understanding why it happened and to curing some of the racism and hatred that gave rise to the event. >> yeah. so representative porter, during the capitol attack, representative alexandria ocasio-cortez ran into your

andrea: tambiÉn ana ha perdido a su amiga consuelo hace un mes. ana: estabas de lo mÁs bien.una en los prÓximos dÍas y dice que ahora se siente mÁs tranquilo porque si se enfermara... david: impactarÍa a todos. tanto a mi y allÁ a los familiares porque como quien dice, uno es la base de ingreso econÓmico para ellos. andrea: ademÁs del alivio para su salud, david dice que con la vacuna encuentra una gran satisfacciÓn. david: nunca imaginÉ que iba a ser algo tan importante como es un trabajador esencial. nunca lo imaginÉ y me siento afortunadoque me digan que soy importante. me siento orgulloso y a la vez me siento contento que me digan:" eres un trabajador esencial". ilia: la llegada de una tercera vacuna coincide con que esta semana texas y mississippi levantaron sus restricciones, incluyendo el mandato de usar tapabocas. las autoridades justificaron sus decisiones en la distribuciÓn de la vacuna y el menor nÚmero de infecciones y de muertes. las medidascelebradas por algunos tambiÉn desataron crÍticas y preocupaciÓn. de regresamos con mÁs de "aqui y ahora". locutor: al volve

i'm ana cabrera in new york. it's breaking news impacting millions of worried american households and small businesses. help and i'm talking about money is coming. the senate pulled an all-nighter to finally pass president biden's massive $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief bill. a huge part of thago accounts, stimulus checks. $1400 per person including children. meaning if you're a family of four, making $150,000 or less each year, each parent will receive a $1400 check, so $2800 plus $1400 per child for a total of $5600. that's for a family of four. the senate was working on this overnight and last minute demands voting it straight down through party lines. not a single republican in attendance voted for it and not a single democrat voted against it. president biden spoke after it passed. >> i promised the american people help was on the way . people lying in bed at night, staring at the ceiling wondering, will i lose my job or my insurance or my home? they will get direct payments of $1400 per person. >> our cong

. >> cnn political commentator ana navarro joins me now. ana, it's good to see you.you so much for joining us. no armed insurrection. how low can these republicans go? >> honestly, i hate even responding to anything louie gohmert says because over 535 members of congress, he has to be one of the stupidest, dumbest persons in congress, and that is a very high bar. it is stupid to say there were no arms when we saw people getting killed. it is stupid to say there were no arms when we saw the way the sticks, the flagpoles, the metal flag poles, sharp metal flag poles were used. you think bear spray is not arms? you think people that are wearing knuckles and, brass knuckles, you think those aren't arms? so i would like to see what congressman gohmert would do if he were stuck in a dark alley with somebody approaching him with a metal flagpole and wanting to beat him up with it, if he would think it was an arm then. >> i really want to get your response to this. capitol police officer harry dunn who responded to the insurrection. here it is. >> it was bad. it was bad. i w

right ana cristina grown it is chairperson of the diversity charter thank you so much for joining us thank you all right let's go now to some of the other global business stories making headlines eve citizens have a right to repair as of march a new law requiring sellers of refrigerators washers hair dryers t.v.'s and other places to ensure that those devices can be repaired for up to 10 years the law aims to reduce the vast mountain of global electrical waste. tweet us has won the title of car of the year hybrid car beating the fia $500.00 and say outs cooper a 4 mentor folks wagons id 3 came in 4th in a competition dominated by electric and hybrid models for. staying in the auto world ford hopes that it could become a global pay player as the industry goes further electric if not fully electric its 1st act begins in the german city of cologne where it already has a history take a look at the name ford cologne was once more associated with crisis but the new investment program changes all that inside 2 years the company hopes its 1st purely electric cars will be rolling off the prod

. >> reporter: hey, ana. you're exactly right. big names in new york politics. the two u.s. senators came out in a joint statement friday, and it shows he is losing support among the allegations. the latest one from a woman named jessica bakeman. she had been a capitol beat reporter for albany. and new york magazine, she alleges multiple incidents. she writes, andrew cuomo's hands have been on my body. my arms, shoulders, my waist. often enough. cuomo never let me forget i was a woman. she describes her job at the time as someone who was supposed to be reporting on the governor's every move. she said the alleged unwanted touching made her not want to go to the holiday party. she describes the incident, saying, he put his other arm around my back, his hands on my waist and hold me firmly in place, and said, si'm sorry, ami making you uncomfortable? i thought weer with going steaddy. i stood there shocked and humiliated. she said he made the comments in front of her colleagues. they wanted her to feel powerless. cnn has reached out for comment on this. we have nod ht heard bac

i'm ana cabrera in new york. the vaccines are giving americans hope. and we need it. the optimistic news. round three of covid-19 relief is rolling out to millions of americans. it's $1400 per person. many of the cash payments are expected to hit bank accounts this weekend. covid vaccinations more than 101 million doses given to people around the country, according to the cdc, and about a third of the people are now fully vaccinated. public health officials are concerned when they see scenes like this. people packed together. almost almost nobody with a mask. and it is spring break for people and many are traveling, despite advice against it. this is the packed beach, this is miami beach right now. they are begging people to keep wearing masks and keep following safety guidelines. we have a team of recorders spread out. let's begin with cnn's natasha chen. she is in miami beach and people are starting 20 to flock for spring break, and there an up tick in cases as well. people are taking precautions? >> not really, ana. when we were out at miami beach yesterday, not a

baquero: ana jimÉnez se refiere especialmente a lo que sucediÓ en 1988.iempo, en esa edad como para decir “no, esa de persona va a hacer algo malo con mi hermano”. baquero: a pesar de que han pasado 32 aÑos, no puedo evitar el peso del sentimiento de culpa que ha cargado sobre sus hombros todo este tiempo. alfonso: siempre recordar ese dÍa para mi es fuerte, porque si hubiera tomado la decisiÓn en ese momento y llamar a mi mamÁ y decirle “ven, hay alguien llevÁndose a mi hermano”, no habrÍa pasado todo esto. baquero: juan, el segundo de los hermanos, lo vio todo desde una ventana. juan: veo cuando se los llevan. esa es la imagen que siempre se quedÓ en mi corazÓn. que siempre, ¿cÓmo digo? como que se tatuÓ en mi corazÓn y crecÍ con esa imagen. baquero: ese dÍa todo fue caos y confusiÓn en la casa de los jimÉnez. juan: paso de esa imagen a otra, a una segunda que es escuchar los gritos de jonathan. baquero: lo que siguiÓ fue una bÚsqueda infructuosa. juan: y nosotros buscando aquÍ en la casa, debajo de las camas, en el baÑo, en la cocina. baquero: jamÁs lo

carlos: y desde san antonio, texas ana marÍa. ana: hola, hola!a buscando la oportunidad. y esto es lo que le pasÓ a melanie, desafortunadamente , yo la aplaudo que saliera a la luz. yo creo que era momento de poner un alto. primero no se le cree, luego se le hace burla, tantas cosas negativas y es por eso que tantas mujeres y personas se quedan calladas por la vergüenza y la pena y que no deberÍa de ser asÍ. ella es una vÍctima ese caso de que no le creyeran. se cansÓ de estar callada. esta es la manera de la juventud hoy en dÍa a travÉs de redes sociales. creo que esto va a ayudar a muchas personas. c carlos: eligiÓ un dÍa muy especial, el dÍa internacional de la mujer, su mamÁ villarreal sÓlo puso un post haciendo referencia al dÍa internacional de la mujer y definitivamente es un vÍdeo poderoso. maity: aquÍ hay varias cosas que me gustarÍa que abordaran, primero la valentÍa y estamos todos de acuerdo en que lo haga. mucho valor y esperar todo el tiempo para poderlo hacer. ella habÍa abordado el tema con su madre, con el esposo de su madre y le

what did you make of anas sarwar's performance - the candle?douglas ross, how did you think they contrasted and compared with each other in terms of debating skills? i other in terms of debating skills? i think douglas ross did, asjohn touched on, he did refer to the constitution whenever he was answering a question. it was not any policy announcements or anything from the scottish conservative party, but what we saw from anas sarwar was looking at real solutions to the problems we are facing. and also highlighting that we keep hearing people refer to the covid pandemic is something that was unprecedented. it was unprecedented to the general public, not something that was we were discussing 18 months ago. it's not unprecedented for governments. as for the number one threat to the uk for a very long time, and what everyone actually exposed was a lack of resilience and public services, especially in the nhs and i think anas sarwar did very well and referring to that tonight and talk about how labour government would handling that differently. joh

. >> en santa ana en un principio no había suficiente vacuna. >> en unidades como santas ana que hanhora ya están llegando y haciendo más accesible para la gente. >> ahora la labor debe ser de convencimiento. >> ahora los mayores de 65 años, trabajadores esenciales, con condiciones crónicas, no lo piensen dos veces, reciban su vacuna. >> para más información de dónde puede vacunarse en el condado orange, llame ahora al teléfono que aparece en pantalla. >> la única manera de lograr para la pandemia es que logremos vacunarnos. >> desde los Ángeles reymond mesa telemundo 48. >> el virus no se va a ir es importante tener la vacuna. >> ahora la farmacéutica astrazeneca se defiende de la información que hablan de ellos sobre su efectividad, expertos dicen a la farmacéutica utilizó información engañosa para decir que la vacuna tiene un 79% de efectividad y astrazeneca dice que mañana publicará información actualizada. >> aumenta la distribución de vacunas en este país, el gobierno federal dice que serán enviadas 27 millones de dosis, son 5 millones más en relación a la semana pasada pero ta

ana: va a haber unas preguntas que les hacemos. le preguntamos cuÁl ha sido su Últimos impuestos? hablo del tema tan importante, los dependientes que estÁn incluidos en este paquete econÓmico. >> es bien interesante porque en esta ronda, a diferencia del anterior van incluir a las menores de 16 aÑos. si tienes un hijo universitaria, esta vez recibirÍa sus fondos por este hijo. borjas:¿quÉ ocurre con las familias de estatus migratorio mixto? >> en esta propuesta, al igual que anteriormente, tienes que tener un nÚmero de seguro social, tienes que tener ese nÚmero para recibir fondos, pero si estÁs en estatus mixto lo puedes presentar y recibe los 1400 por el esposo por los hijos ciudadanos que tienes... borjas: maÑana jueves el presidente va a pronunciar el discurso, al cumplirse un aÑo de haberse declarado por la pandemia del covid—19. >> en nombre de esta pastilla antiviral es muy importante, consiguen pruebas exitosas y se vuelve prometedor en la lucha contra el covid—19. ♪ este medicamento requiere de un tratamiento de cinco dÍas, para frenar la reproducciÓn del virus, antes de

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matt lewis is here, and ana navarro is here. good evening to you both. ana, let's start for you. a huge week for president biden, got something done while the gop was essentially m.i.a. has the republican party given up on governing? >> i think they're governing a lot, but they're gaslighting a lot. we're focused on what is happening in washington. but i think one of the most transcendental things going on, republican legislatures are making changes to elections that will last for decades if they pass. in 43 states, like florida where i am, they're trying to make it harder to vote by mail. in georgia, they're trying to make it harder for souls to the polls. in the meantime, we're focused on dr. seuss, mr. potatohead. and i think the newest one is pepe le pew, the skunk. it's been a very good week for children's books, toys, and cartoons while they distract us from this major thing going on all over the country. >> i made that point earlier. i think it's a strategy to get people to focus on what one hand is doing, while they're doing a sleight of hand with the other. and matt, you

. >> reporter: yeah, ana, they are calling it jim crow 2.0. just now a speaker addressed the very serious issue of the state election board now allow to do take over local election boards. so they're very concerned at what would happen in those situations. i want to bring in marla, with no state -- a suburban activist group. she was actually at the capitol when representative park cannon was arrested for knocking on the governor's door trying to witness him signing the bill. what was it like for you when you saw her taken away in handcuffs? >> it was frightening. i was there as an and rest. we are waiting outside the governor's office. they saw us, and she came over and she knocked on the door, gently. she was not disruptive. so to have the incident happen right in front of me and to edge for it to see her being taken away, it was horrible. i felt her pain. i felt her terror. i was holding back representatives erica thomas, who was understandably frustrated and angry to see this happening for no reason, for a knock on the door. so i'm here bec

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por eso vamos a hacer una conexiÓn hasta santa ana, con el experto carlos.as pueden ver los pagos de depÓsito directo con un pendiente o como pagos provisionales en su cuenta antes de esa fecha oficial, del prÓximo marzo. cuÉnteme, por favor. carlos: buenas tardes, lamentablemente con tantas refacciones del gobierno llenen que distribuir ese dinero a millones de personas, y a no todos les toca al mismo tiempo. la mayorÍa, hay que tener un poquito de paciencia. borja: ¿quÉ ocurre con las personas que no tienen depÓsito directo y se mudaron de direcciÓn? carlos: lamentablemente, si usted no tiene depÓsito directo y tiene que hacer impuesto con carÁcter de urgente para que actualice la direcciÓn ya actualice la informaciÓn del depÓsito. si no, va a tener que llegar un formulario con el gobierno federal o tambiÉn en lÍnea. carolina: vamos directamente con las preguntas que nos han enviado las personas a travÉs de la cuenta de facebook. ¿no califican aunque sean ciudadanos? carlos: en esta tercera ronda van a calificar los hijos. todos los niÑos que tengan un seg

al dÍa siguiente recibimos la llamada de ana. cruzarÍan esa misma tarde. a un agente de la patrulla fronteriza. 20 minutos mÁs tarde, los transportaron en una camioneta para procesarlos. la patrulla fronteriza dice que un promedio de 400 menores no acompaÑados cruzan hacia estados unidos. hay mÁs de 18.000 menores esperando ser reunificado con sus familiares en estados unidos. o enviados a familias sustitutas. podrÍa tardar mÁs de un mes. podrÍa tardar aÑos para volver a verse. estÁs dispuestos a sacrificarte por un largo tiempo y no ver a tu mamÁ? >> sÍ. reportera: por quÉ? >> porque me quiere y quiere ver el bien para mÍ. jorge: tenemos una nota mÁs al respecto. la madre le comunicÓ a nuestra corresponsal que las autoridades de salud ry servicios humanos se comunicaron con los tÍos de los niÑos en los estados unidos. les dijeron que estÁn bien, que los van a mantener juntos. por su parte, la madre comienza el regreso a guatemala en un autobus. los coyotes protagonistas de la ola de inmigrantes que cruzan la frontera. algunos trabajan por su cuenta, otros

she says she had never met him before, that's ana ruch. his hands, she said he had his hand on her bare back and she removed it. there's no legal grounds, she didn't work for him, but there was inappropriate touching. the idea that he went right there and said, there's no inappropriate touching. that's the one where there's photographic evidence. >> and i would be interested to see what ana ruch has to say about those remarks. >> thank you very much. great to talk to you. >>> okay. drinking on the job, bullying subordinates. former white house doctor ronnie jackson's response to the scathing accusations that he is facing. that's next. ♪ ♪ - [narrator] if you're thinking about going to school online, southern new hampshire university is where you belong. we've been online for more than 25 years and have helped thousands of students reach their goals. as a nonprofit university, we believe access to high quality education should be available to everyone. that's why we offer some of the lowest tuition rates in the nation, and haven't raised tu

ana marÍa: no entiendo.í ayuda a que nuestro estado siga brillando. [mÚsica] carlos: tenemos temas muy complicados y ahora hablaremos de algo que tiene nuestra alma partida porque arturo carmona tomÓ cartas en el asunto y dijo que tomara acciÓn legal contra quienes acusaron a su hija melanie. seÑores, este es otro drama familiar. ella sufriÓ abuso en 2016. arturo carmona dijo que no pasara por alto la situaciÓn. nosotros nos preguntamos de quÉ lado serÁ este familiar. la hija vive con alicia la mayor parte del tiempo y otra parte del tiempo con arturo. >> me quedÉ atÓnito de que sucedan todavÍa este tipo de cosas en pleno aÑo 2021. sinceramente, no sabrÍa cÓmo reaccionar >> johnny, pasa. >> yo no sabrÍa cÓmo podrÍa reaccionar y que soy muy honesto. >> a mÍ me sorprende que hagan esto pÚblico. >> ella sÍ hablÓ con el padre por redes sociales. >> Él dice que estÁn tomando las decisiones legales. chicos, ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>este programa es traÍdo a ustedes por santander y pepsi. patrocinadores oficiales de la uefa champ

cargo sales used to account for about 10% of all of ana revenue.r flights have dropped significantly over the past year, but that loss was offset by increasing cargo business. we all know cargo demand always increases in crisis periods such as natural disasters and wars. i believe this is the same kind of situation we are in right now. >> do you expected the cargo business to grow, and what kind of demand do you see? >> we need to focus both on supply and demand. i believe the current trend will continue for some time, but the demand side. once people start to feel comfortable as vaccine inoculations proceeds, demand will return. the supply side, once the number of passenger flights returned to where they used to be, i believe the competition will get fears. cargo can get delivered on passenger flights as well. >> how will a m naik competes with other global careers to become a top five career globally, and is there a specific timeline? >> in the coming years, i want ana cargo to become one of the top five cargo carriers in the world. it will not b

ana? >> aathena jones, in new york, thank you. i want to bring in cnn legal analyst and federal prosecutors jennifer rogers. new york's dell congratulations in congress, and 60 legislators have called on cuomo to resign. the governor says no, if he lost even his own party, how does he survive it? >> i mean, he survives simpbly n not leaving. we only impeached one governor, in 1913 and it may or may not be a repeat of that. it's unlikely. and the governor is going to test his ability, and our ability as new yorkers to see if he can govern anything resembling an affected manner without any help from his colleagues. the mayor of new york city, can he be governor on his own? andrew cuomo is basically daring the rest of his colleagues in government to see if which he do it. >> did he have good relationships with the people calling on his resignation before the allegations came out? >> he had terrible relationships with all of them, and frankly, people on the staff could acknowledge there. they had a ten-year period in which they have b

ana marie settled in chile. they built new lives but were committed to telling others about their holocaust remembrances recently, usc shoah foundation discovered a similarity in their stories of survival, bringing the two together for the first time in more than 80 years in a video chat. >> seeing each other again, it's as if you had missed no time >> we just love one another, and it's just like an old friendship has been rekindled and in such a miraculous way. >> reporter: now they call each other every week, like best friends do >> life in this moment for me is betty. >> somehow, some way there's a silver lining i have found my silver lining i'm very, very fortunate. >> reporter: friendship surviving separation a timely lesson for all of us. rehema ellis, nbc news >>> that's "nightly news" for this wednesday. thank you for watching, everyone ♪♪ honey you are a rock ♪ ♪ upon which i stand ♪ ♪ and i come here to talk ♪ ♪ i hope you understand ♪ ♪ that green eyes ♪ ♪ you're the one that i wanted to find ♪ ♪ and

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. >> joining us cnn political commentators ana navarro and alice stewart. evening to both of you. ana, talk about two different approaches here. what was it like for you to listen to this today? >> it was -- i almost couldn't get over just how different it was. right? and it wasn't just because it was about immigration and the level of humanity and decency and empathy that joe biden showed. it was because it was just so different in every aspect. tone. cord yalt toward the press. respect. patience. it was presidential. as opposed to the press conferences we have seen for the past four years, which have been a circus act. it's been a barking show. it's been insane. it's been incoherent. full of lies. full of insults. full of insults toward the press. one of the things that struck me, don, practically every reporter that stood up to ask a question asked multiple questions in one. and joe biden tried to answer all those questions in one and did so patiently. but on immigration that could not have been a more stark difference in the way biden approached it than