andrea: se hicieron amigos.s". andrea: ¿y de dÓnde sacaste las dos chicas? juan: un amigo, un vecino que vivÍa a la vuelta tenÍa dos hermanas hermosas y perfecta para el plan. cuando les confesÉ mis intenciones, se murieron de la risa. andrea: el plan ademÁs incluÍa que una de las chicas durante la pelÍcula le tomara la mano a juan. juan: llegÓ la escena romÁntica y ella misma vino y me apretÓ la mano. y yo mirÉ a mi amigo y me estaba mirando en ese momento con una sonrisa. andrea: en un cine como este fue donde juan transformÓ la imagen que Él proyectaba a los demÁs. juan: este es el cine que marcÓ el paso hacia la vida popular, hacia el grupo de los jÓvenes cool. aquÍ comenzÓ todo. fue un desafÍo grande, porque acuÉrdate de que yo no acostumbraba a hablar con chicas. gracias a dios no me fallaron. cuando fui a la escuela me di cuenta de que algo estaba diferente. era que las personas me estaba saludando en los pasillos. andrea: la prima de juan, angie, iba a la misma escuela y recuerda esa transformaciÓn. angi

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. >>> good day, i'm andrea mitchell in washington. the president of the united states is taking on michelle obama, after the former first lady's scathing democratic convention speech when she turned his own dismissive words about the coronavirus against him. >> so let me be as honest and clear as i possibly can. donald trump is the wrong president for our country. he has had more than enough time to prove that he can do the job. but he is clearly in over his head. he cannot meet this moment. he simply cannot be who we need him to be for us. it is what it is. >> the president trying to compete with the country's most popular democrat, belittling a speech widely heralded by democrats and even republicans as a groundbreaking keynote address. >> she was over her head. and frankly she should have made the speech live which she didn't do, she taped it, it was not only taped, it was taped a long time ago. she gets fawning reviewing. if you gave a real review, it wouldn't be so phony. i thought it was a divisive speech, extremely divisive. >>

a real stand off, andrea. no indication there are any new talks planned for this week although both sides say they're open to that. >> and garrett, they've come down from the democratic side, come down $1 trillion. no sign of give on the other side, but they're far apart. any sign of talks? >> reporter: the short answer is, no. this turned into a multi-trillion dollar game of chicken here. democrats have said from the onset that they want to keep the conversations going. they want to keep negotiations going, and that up in their dem recognizing them not knowing how severe the circumstance is. and bizarre tweet from the president. a school yard version of i am rubber you are glue accusing nancy pelosi and chuck schumer only know wanting to negotiate. in a tweet, where have they been the last four weeks? the last two in speaker pelosi's office negotiating with his chief of staff and his treasury secretary. all that time calling for a president who labeled himself the world's greatest dealmaker to come get involv

>> it's really troubling, andrea. story, while it might sound unusual because of the length of symptoms, is actually consistent with what the cdc is finding in its survey of patients who are not hospitalized. up to two-thirds of them, weeks to even an month later, have had symptoms like fatigue. this is something, andrea, i predict will stay with us, patients with covid will continue to battle different types of symptoms. >> i want to ask you about something dr. fauci had to say, that the united states needs to get daily cases under 10,000 by fall. let's watch. >> cases, you know, the last ones, anywhere between 50 and 60,000 per day with a thousand deaths per day, we've got to get those numbers down. if we don't get them down, then we're going to have a really bad situation in the fall, because as you get indoors and you get the complication of influenza, that's something we'll have to deal with. >> dr. patel, do you agree with that imrequest. >> yes, it's critical that we get cases down. just to ground us in a littl

andrea: en esa Época cuenta que tocÓ fondo.cucha. hay en todo colombia y crece. yeison dice que su camino no ha sido fÁcil, pero que le ha dado frutos. yeison: tengo dos muÑecas. camila ya tiene nueve aÑos y mi hija menor tiene dos aÑitos y medio. se llama taliana jimÉnez, taliana, la Única bebÉ que, en mi familia, que yo no sÉ cuÁnto vale un paÑal.yo no sÉ cuÁnto vale una crema, no, que nunca hemos tenido que pensar en eso. andrea: y asÍ fue como yeison logrÓ, con un esfuerzo proporcional a su Éxito, cambiar su propia historia y la de su paÍs con un arte de exportaciÓn. teresa:la popularidad de la mÚsica regional mexicana en colombia es tal que llena estadios, al tiempo que sigue creciendo acÁ en estados unidos. sin duda, la mÚsica de yeison jimÉnez estÁ traspasando fronteras. a continuaciÓn, un adelanto de la prÓxima edición de "aquÍ. ahora" veamos. andrea: una niÑa de cinco aÑos fue vista por Última vez en un parque mientras jugaba con su hermano menor. la familia, la comunidad y las autoridades se unieron para buscarla. tod

andrea? >> moving quickly. thank you. bill karins, tracking the storm throughout the morning, throughout the weekend. what are you seeing now? which states are in the most danger? >> oh, good morning. into the afternoon watching the storm accelerating up the east coast. every trot pical system is different and unique problems. when this is said and done, wouldn't be surprised if the worst impacts are in the northeast. in new england. i'll explain in a second. first, the 11:00 a.m. update. just below hurricane strength once again. pressure rose a little and think in the next 12 hours it could jump back up to a category 1 hurricane. impacts in south and north compare carol up the east coast won't matter. same as a category 1 or strong tropical storm. as i said, the weather's quickly going downhill. heavy rain now arrived in charleston. myrtle beach, give it another two hours. the amazing part. we now have 1,000 miles of tropical storm warnings that go from north florida all the way to boston, a

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. as vladimir putin claims russia has a covid-19 vaccine ready for use. but he is providing no scientific data to back up that claim. here are the facts at this hour. the world has now surpassed 20 million confirmed coronavirus cases. the u.s. with 4% of the global population has 25% of the world's case and more than 164,000 deaths, including a new single-day record, 276 deaths now reported in florida. >>> the debate over school reopenings is intensifying as students from the midwest down to florida return to the classroom. dr. anthony fauci is calling for a universal school mask mandate as georgia's governor brian kemp says he will not institute any such order for his state. >>> and today, russia is claiming, as we say, that they have a registered coronavirus vaccine ready for use, with president putin saying one of his daughters has already been inoculated. the alleged vaccine has no published data, no critical phase iii trial, and both the long term effects and safety concerns remain

>> andrea, we've known each other a long time. i don't know your politics. don't think you know mine. but every once in a while, a choice presents itself where i believe, for me, ambivalence or neutrality is not an option. and we are facing a grave crisis, a crisis, remember, the word is greek, it comes from hippocrates, meaning a moment of decision in an illness where a patient lives or dies. we are facing a democratic, lower case "d," crisis in the country. it's not a partisan point. i'm not a democrat. i'm not a republican. i have voted for both parties. i cast my first vote as a freshman in college in the tennessee republican primary for george herbert walker bush in 1988. and so it's just -- this is not some sort of radical left historian media figure representing the deep state. what it is, is a citizen who was very fortunate to have benefitted as much as i have from this country and my background, and i'm aware that i'm a product of privilege, you know? if you look like me, the country has tended to work out for you. the point of america should be tha

andrea? >> it's a really important lesson, an important warning, al roker, thank you. >>> let's go down to the gulf coast, nbc's morgan chesky in louisiana, directly in the hurricane's path. morgan, what's the latest where you are? >> reporter: andrea, if you ever wanted to see what a ghost town looks like, we're standing right in the middle of one here in cameron, louisiana. this is the place where the eye of laura is expected to pass within the next 24 hours. and it's hard to believe but even with laura still in the gulf of mexico, which is just past those natural gas storage tanks behind me, we're already starting to see its impacts right here in this community. and we can look just down the street. low-lying areas already underwater here as they've tried to -- people have tried to leave town because they know what's to come. and it's important to remember the name of cameron for another reason, and that's because hurricane rita, when it struck here back in 2005, brought a storm surge 18 f

>> that's exactly right, andrea. steve bannon was the chief executive officer of the 2016 campaign and responsible, credited with being the architect of trump's winning general election strategy. he followed trump to the white house where he served as chief strategist, was on the discovery of "time" magazine, is very much identified with trump's political rise. he's not been living in exile or in isolation lately. steve bannon has been a fixture in the outer trump orbit. through much of the spring he hosted a podcast about the coronavirus along with jason miller who is now the chief strategist on trump's reelection campaign. and my reporting suggests that bannon has been very -- in very close contact with a number of senior white house officials and has, you know, not been directly advising the trump, but has been in that fold and in that mix and involved in this orbit. so he's not some distant character off on a boat, necessarily. we should also point out, and geoff mentioned that the president had endorsed this pro

>>> good day, i'm andrea mitchell in washington. as hurricane laura continues to rip through louisiana, the c category 1 storm slamming through the state, causing flooding and power outages for hundreds of thousands of residents. state troops, rescue crews and national guardsmen are starting to move into coastal areas as conditions begin to improve, checking on residents in and around lake charles, residents who chose to ride out what appears to be the most powerful storm to make landfall in louisiana since the 1850s. this hour, president trump is going to travel from his washington hotel to fema headquarters for a briefing on the storm after a meeting in the hotel. our team is in place. we'll bring you the latest on the forecast. first up is the "today" show's al roker and the search and rescue operations with former coast guard commandant thad allen. al, the storm has packed quite a punch. >> that's right, andrea, the strongest landfall in louisiana, last time was 1856, as you mentioned. it's the second storm, the third hurricane,

, andrea, andrea. this is an important debate for the american people and your viewers to have. do you want to wait for a therapy which likely works to get these scientific studies which are going to take three, six months, whatever, or do you want to have the right to try? president trump is the right to try president. here's what -- the debate over convalescent plasma puzzles me, frankly. this is a therapy that's been used for over a century. >> for other diseases. not for covid. this is a new virus, sir. >> exactly. but if it's used for other diseases -- here's my claim. my claim is that the odds of this being, uh, being able to hurt you are close to zero, so it's safe. the odds of it being able to help you are close to 100%. now, whether hahn -- he misspoke. >> close to 100%? that's not correct. >> the odds of this being able to help people is close to 100%. it's not going to help every person. hahn basically used absolute numbers rather than relative. i'm not going to defend steven hahn. what i am

so as a matter of fact, let's meet andrea. - hi, i'm andrea. of chicago, i am a newly single mom to a five-year-old and three-year-old boy, and this... ♪ doo, doo, doo, doo is my porch. - [indistinct chatter] - it's kind of sad. i was trying to fix this place up, so i got myself a table from the facebook marketplace for $15, that i tried to paint myself. let's just zoom in here and check that paint job out. oh, yeah. i got a string of lights. a string of lights, 'cause i thought that might be enough. it's not. so clearly i am need of a little porch help, because i wanna turn this into my outdoor palace. i need a place, a place to eat, and a place for my boys to play since it looks like we're gonna be spending a lot of time here over the summer now that summer camps have been canceled. - okay, mikel. [laughter] i couldn't stop looking at that little plant on the side there. [laughs] poor andrea, but andrea-- i love her sense of humor. i love that she's going with the flow. and she challenged her friend rachel sobel, who lives in boca rotan, flor

. >> my name is andrea solis.y father died in 2015, my brother and i inherited an heirloom that had been in our family for more than 150 years. we were always told it belonged to abraham lincoln, and i believe it. >> hi, andrea. i'm jamie. so nice to meet you. >> hi, jamie. nice to meet you. my family has something here that i think you might like to see. you want to go check it out? >> yes, please. >> okay. >> andrea's strange inheritance is on loan here at the state museum in indianapolis in its abraham lincoln collection. it has the initials "a-l." >> he was known as "the rail-splitter," and i'm sure that he used it to split wood to make fences. >> growing up, was there a whole story behind it? >> yes. abraham lincoln lived near my great-great-grandfather, and abraham gave the mallet to him, and then it has been passed down for generations in my family. >> how do you check out a story like andrea's? start 200 years ago across the border in kentucky, says lincoln scholar dale ogden. what was lincoln's early life

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andrea gonzÁlez sobre este tema.jo quÉ condiciones especÍficas es que estas ciudades pueden aplicar las sanciones, para quienes no llega mascarillas en pÚblico. >> lo que sabemos es que el coronavirus, ha generado una emergencia sanitaria global, tenemos una orden estatal que requiere que se use la mascarilla, porque es una de las medidas que uno puede tomar para la lucha contra coronavirus. los expertos han concluido con que las mascarillas es una de las medidas mÁs importante que podemos usar para prevenir el contagio, los municipios locales y ciudades, pueden pasar leyes que requieren que alguien use una mascarilla, y multar a las personas y no las usan, hay protecciones contra las multas que son sumamente altas, y que las personas de bajo recurso no pueden pagar, cada ciudad y municipio le puede pasar la ley, pero tiene que ser constitucional la manera de la multa. andrea: exactamente, ¿cuÁles son los derechos de alguien que reciba esta multa, en caso de ser una persona desempleada y que no tengo para pagar esta

his closest advisers, andrea. and i do think there is a lot of pressure on him to choose, as he has promised, not only a woman but more pressure for him to choose a woman of color. the question is, is he going to do that. of course this pick comes against the backdrop of these national protests calling for racial change. we had that gaffe that you just talked about. i spoke to a former obama adviser who said those types of moments only add to the urgency to pick a woman of color. so you think of a kamala harris, susan rice, but also tamcontamt duckworth as you've been reporting overnight. michigan's governor gretchen wilmer could help him win a battleground state. if you look at the latest polling out of michigan, her approval ratings are at 57%, quite high. her lieutenant governor, african-american. the biden campaign and vice president biden himself weighing all of those different factors as he makes this critical decision, but andrea, i think a key takeaway from your piece which applies to the biden campaign ri

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i'm andrea mitchell in washington. president trump is dismissing the plea from the wisconsin governor and kenosha mayor not to come to the city tomorrow. the governor saying it would only hinder their healing. the president on twitter saying he wants to meet with law enforcement. and jacob blake's family says the white house has made to effort to reach out to them. the white house said it has left multiple messages. and peter alexander on that, one week after police officer, of course, fired seven shots into mr. blake's back and close range. causing a new chapter in international outrage over police violence. mr. trump also continuing his barrage of tweets again ted wheeler calling him a joke after 29 more arrests in that city's 14th week of protests but the president also retweeting praise for a caravan of his supporters who entered portland. he's calling them great patriots. in prepared remarks for a speech in pittsburgh this afternoon, democratic presidential nominee joe biden will issue a strong counterattack again

>> yeah, so andrea, thank you for having me on.hotos of that last night and i was pretty concerned. and i was concerned largely because of several factors you brought up. folks who are not only doing social distancing but almost nobody was wearing a mask. and people were stationary for long periods of time. this is always risky. now, people sometimes like to compare this to protests. mostly with protests we've seen people wearing masks, people moving around. those things lower the risk. and of course this is the president doing this at the white house. i just expect and want better from our leaders in terms of preventing outbreaks. >> admittedly it's outdoors, but we have seen there were some cases at the first convention in charlotte indoors. even though they were outdoors, they were really close to each other, inches way, really. and this could become a super spreader event just as sturgess was, which was outdoors, in south dakota. >> yeah, absolutely. so first of all, i think as you're pointing out, outdoors really is safer, so

>> no, it's a real problem, andrea. i think you started the piece off talking a little bit about the decreasing testing in places like texas and florida. and i think that is a result of the problem that we're having with this sort of disjointed approach. compared to early july, the amount of testing done in texas is down 45%. in florida it's down 22%. but the test positivity rate in those places is up to 20%. that test positivity needs to be around 5% for proper surveillance. so we know we're not doing enough testing. these places are all reporting the data in different and disjointed ways. it's almost impossible for us to give health professionals sound advice because we don't know what the data really shows and that's the direct result of this misjointed approach. >> why are those test results -- why, rather, are the tests declining in numbers? >> you know, honestly, there is a lot of uncertainty about what's causing it, andrea. some folks are having a hard time receiving all of the reagents that they need. there are

>> andrea, here we go again.w in the ball room a few minutes from the president's news conference. you can see the podium set up on a desk where he will sign the executive orders and yes members of the country club have gathered. so far not as many as last night. probably a couple dozen but more coming in as we peespeak. at this point most are wearing masks. last night when we were here most were not wearing masks. it was only after reporters' tweets noting that, that a staffer came in and started handing out masks to those who wanted them. it should be noted not everyone did put a mask on. it as small crowd right now. the president pushed back at the idea that he was violating new jersey's coronavirus safe regulations because he said it was a political event which would allow about a hundred people in the room. but even if that is the case there were more than a hundred people once you factored in the club members, reporters, white house staff, and secret service. to this point we haven't been booed but the day

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andrea: muchos padres estÁn creando...s parte del estado no tienen la infraestructura. varias compaÑÍas anuncia que va a hacer lo posible para hacer llegar 100,000 computadoras a las familias y asÍ hace ver que cada estudiante en california tenga tecnologÍa y el acceso a internet para tener una vuelta a clases exitosa. andrea: ¿quÉ cambios debÍan incrementarse el prÓximo curso escolar para asegurarse que todos los estudiantes estÉn en un nivel adecuado? eduardo: ya hemos identificado quiÉnes son los estudiantes que requieren mÁs ayuda. algo que estamos muy comprometidos y algo que queremos ver es el apoyo para las familias y los estudiantes que mÁs lo necesitan. andrea: le estaremos dando seguimiento a toda esta informaciÓn, gracias por acompaÑarnos. leo: justo a 10 de que comience el curso, cientÍfico dice que estÁn en pidiendo mejor cÓmo el coronavirus se transmite en los mÁs pequeÑos, lo malo es que dice que tambiÉn hay mucho que desconocen. reportera: llega la preocupaciÓn en las familias, los padres de familia sobre s

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andrea? >> kristen welker, let's talk about what we do expect to see tonight, we saw the president getting out of air force one and getting in his car. we assume that he's heading over to the convention center right there. what about tonight, what are you going to expect to see when the rest of the convention convenes with major events in washington as well? >> well, andrea, republicans are saying that this is going to be a more optimistic convention than the democrats. tonight's theme will be the land of promise, but they're starting off with a message of fear. they're going to paint a picture of what they will try to argue will be joe biden's america if he is elected. one of the things that is going to be striking about this congress vengs, is that this is largely targeted to the base, you're going to see that in the speakers that we hear from, a number of president's family members, don junior slated to speak tonight. and also, members of the gop party, key figures. we're also going to hea

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andrea leÓn nos explica.lones de personas se quedaban sin seguro mÉdico. en la primavera de este aÑo el presidente donald trump anunciÓ un programa para cubrir los gastos mÉdicos de las personas que no tuvieran seguroy se contagiaron de covid-19. sin embargo como un investigaciÓn del diario sugiere que el plan no ha estado a la altura de esta crisis sanitaria. >> fueron creado para las personas que no tienen seguro mÉdico, pero no se especificÓ bien. por lo tanto, muchos se demoraron en acudir al hospital poniendo en peligro su salud. andrea: la confusiÓn de algunos hospitales participantes ha hecho que en algunos casos se envÍen cobros por error a los pacientes y pocas personas parecen saber que existe dicho programa por lo que no cuestionan los cargos mientras que varios hospitales y proveedores simplemente han optado por no participar. >> nuestra comunidad no saben que tienen derecho ciertos programas de salud. lo Único que hace es complicar el proceso. llegan con mÁs complicaciones o simplemente ya la lla

>> well, thank you very much for having me, andrea. this is so ridiculous. the fact of the matter is this president would do well to step out of the picture, allow mitch mcconnell and the senators to sit down with nancy pelosi and other negotiators and come up with a comprehensive approach to assist people who are trying to get their kids back in school, trying to stay on their jobs, trying to take care of their children especially those who are receiving unemployment insurance. we need to have a little bit of compassion as this country goes through the largest health care crisis that we've had since 1918 over a hundred years. people are hurting and he is making fun of his adversaries. gathering his golfing partners in a club house and making as if this is some reality television show. this is a country that is in crisis. and we need a president who will provide leadership. i learned early in my life that leadership is as leadership does. and if this is what he calls leadership, my goodness. i have no idea what the future of this country is going to be over

hey, andrea. >> reporter: brian, in fact we're still outside. we were pounded by those storms, knocking out a lot of our gear, they're preparing to check our temperatures to bring us in, so this is going to start an hour later than originally expected. as you point out, that video really captured what they're trying to capture here. they share the same goals. the video clearly showed a good part of it, it opened with her saying, are you ready to go to work? and she then answers that at the end of the video. she goes through the story of america, immigrant family and of an achieving daughter who really says her mother was her guide post in telling she could do anything she wanted to do. she went to protests at berkeley as a toddler with her parents and then chose to go to howard university, a great school in washington, which is one of the great historically black colleges and now one of the real places where african-americans have found so much of a home and was very active in the civil rights movement. that's how she identifies herself. she has

andrea mitchell has more on this for us.drea, you had a fascinating story on nightly news tonight. tell us more. >> this anniversary celebration is something to celebrate, 100 years of emancipation for women to have the right to vote, but the true story, the untold story is that black women were marginalized in the suffrage movement. they were segregated in the marches in new york and washington as it led up to this anniversary. when it finally got through congress and had to get through the states, it was finally today, 100 years ago, voted with one vote in nashville, tennessee. tennessee was the last vote. it was because a young 24-year-old freshman legislator, he got a letter from his mother the night before written in pencil. we have a copy of the letter saying do the right thing. be a good boy, vote for -- basically vote for ratification and he switched his vote and they won the vote. but black women still after this anniversary of 100 years ago in 1920, they still couldn't vote because most black women lived in the sou

andrea? >> reporter: well, juliet, i'm live in oakville right off of highway 29 next to oakville grocery if you know the area. take a look behind me. we've been watching this fire grow in size and intensity all afternoon long out here. you can see the plumes of oke c the ground. the dark smoke typically indicative of homes going up. there's a lot to be concerned about out here this afternoon. >> a sense of deja vu all over smoke are building hundreds of feet in the air as fires that had been calm take off in the scorching afternoon heat. we spotted flames ripping through heavy under brush. the people who call were taking no chances as guided evacuation by cal fire emissions expanded in size through the dry winding hills. chopper 5 saw this man hosing off his roof trying to buy his home a chance at survival. neighbors still scared from the 2017 fire storm are worried as conditions dryer, and windier,. >> we know people who live on hennessey ridge anfire is reall assist at least the main plume

could too much noise be the cause the next morning andrea garcia goes to the clinic to be examined the doctors use ultrasound to evaluate the blood flow through his arteries that will show how elastic they are as a result of his poor night's sleep his arteries are less flexible because andrea was healthy his body will repair the damage but that isn't the case with everyone. because i have coronary heart disease for example and i'm exposed to aircraft noise at night then the condition of my arteries deteriorates and then i have to assume that this noise related deterioration of my arteries will lead to more heart attacks or cardiac arrhythmias heart failure and so on as for how to use them. so how come noise affects our blood vessels. that's something thomas mental has been investigating in mice when the rodents are exposed to the sound of airplanes their bodies produce more stress hormones they also suffer inflammation of the arteries because free radicals seen here in brown are formed in their cells. usually not. 100 garcia has now had a 2nd night of aircraft noise again he has not sl

i'm joined now by our financial correspondents and frank ferguson andrea hang in singapore welcome to both only so this is a bookend to what's been quite to embarrassing sagal for germany's financial sector wire car getting booted out of the dax isn't that the extent of the reckoning we're going to see you know there's going to have to be much more you just mentioned the german financial supervision there's going to have to be reform there the finance minister in berlin all of folds has announced as much and almost certainly a change of leadership there as a consequence the doctor bills of the stock market operator has announced that it's looking at further rule changes and. considering presenting that till the end of the year no details will have to wait and see what that means you countenance the people who are responsible for signing off on the books and making sure that everything is correct there they sure slept soundly through a lot of it and even if they had suspicions kept them to themselves for too long surely there's going to be consequences for the companies and for the sec

andrea, what will the rest of this campaign look like? >> reporter: they will be separated, and biden was asked as he was leaving tonight whether they will be campaigning together and he said it depends on what the science says, lester >> andrea, thank you. >>> kamala harris ran her own campaign for president, with her selection as joe biden's running mate harris is being reintroduced to the american public on a much bigger stage. >> first of all, is the answer yes >> the answer's absolutely yes, joe, and i am ready to work i am ready to do this with you, for you. >> reporter: kamala harris has built a career on working, fighting and most of all not being afraid to be the first. >> i'm so proud to stand with you and i do so mindful of all the heroic and ambitious women before me whose sacrifice, determination and resilience makes my presence here today even possible. >> reporter: she's the daughter of immigrants who fell in love as activists during the civil rights movement. harris's father from jamaica, an economics professor at stanford

kpix 5's andrea borba shows us those businesses are now fighting back. andrea? >> well, i'm here on fillmore street in san francisco, and you can see over one of my shouldersen a available sign indicating an open lease. over the other shoulder, you can see boarded up windows. it's a scene playing out over and over around the city as this pandemic wears on. and businesses say they cannot survive. on the steps of city hall, small business owners, particularly those who run gyms and hair salons say they need to open up now to have a chance at survive. >> we haven't had any business. we had about 80% loss. >> around the city, it's hard to police the forlease signs and plywood on windows. new numbers across to the chamber of commerce, 1300 small businesses are not in operation right now. >> before the pandemic, you know, we were really at about a 7% commercial vacancy rate. 7% store front vacancy rate in san francisco. that 7% skyrocketed to over 50%. >> walnut closed. >> so this is where all the bands sit. >> which rents touring vans to bands has seen his business f

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. >> we want to go to kpix5 andrea outside the town of hillsburg where some are on edge that the windscould change. >> reporter: ken, take a look behind me. just in the last minute or so the winds started picking up and it's been pushing the smoke this way. firefighters are extremely concerned about the house on top of the mountain over there. firefighters tell me the is extremely steep terrain acanyon, and it's hard to tack it will fire from the ground. we have video that we shot earlier today here on the property, millcreek road. the owner ownsis own bull dozier and has been trying to clear away the brush. they say they've seen lot of super air tankers have been circling making drops. there is a mandatory evacuation, but some decided to stay to defend or wait long tore keep an eye on the conditions. gail said one thing is for sure, the fire has a mind of its own. >> starts on one end and back the other way. it's sad. >> reporter: one of the contractors here says his son just left to go back to forestville to look in on his home because that is the next area of concern. the fire is go

go quickly, andrea. >> you got it.hese republican governors they don't trust that he would actually appoint a democrat. >> right to replace elizabeth. >> before we go, i want to share with everybody this great "atlanta journal-constitution" cartoon by mike lucavic. this is the tribute he published for congressman john lewis showing lewis making one final walk on a bridge holding a sign that says simply "vote." >>> with coronavirus on the rise, they want to see something. >>> also, lawmakers are nowhere reaching an agreement on coronavirus relief measures. >>> and a historic and successful splashdown off the coast of florida as the american astronauts onboard the spacex mission return to earth.

leslie in sydney for us thank you andrea thanks mom. highlighting some of the other stories making news around the world at this hour tropical storm has been downgraded from a hurricane to a tropical storm as it churns through the caribbean it's dumped rains on the bahamas and 4 to rico and is expected to gain more steam by the time it lands in florida that u.s. state is already reeling from the pandemic. police in jerusalem have dispersed thousands of demonstrators gathered near the house of prime minister benjamin netanyahu 12 arrests were made at this latest rally calling for netanyahu as resignation protesters condemn his handling of the covert pandemic and say he shouldn't remain in office while on trial for corruption. 2 astronauts have departed the international space station aboard a so-called dragon capsule from the california based company space x. doug hurley and bob behnken are set to be the 1st people to return from space of a private company they're due to land in the gulf of mexico on sunday. staying in the u.s. now and t

go quickly, andrea. >> you got it. actually appoint a democrat. >> right to replace elizabeth. >> before we go i want to share with everybody this great atlanta journal constitution ca >>> bracing for isaias the carolinas hunkering down this morning after the tropical storm skirts florida, packing powerful winds and rain. >>> extraordinarily widespread the sobering new assessment of the pandemic from a top u.s. official as lawmakers hit a walf bill >> hurdle back to earth from the historic mission that could reshape the future of space travel >>> good morning on this monday.

tonight it will be turkey planes tomorrow night 60. 8 andrea tries to sleep as best he can. he's in for a restless night. people who live near airports have to put up with a lot of noise often until late at night and then again from early in the morning we're. almost mental has spent 7 years studying what noise does to our bodies the cardiologist is especially interested in the noise of airplanes at night which many people struggle with. the idea of studying aircraft noise at night is based on major studies that have shown clear link between insufficient or interrupted sleep and a greater risk of cardiovascular conditions so heart attacks strokes cardiac arrhythmias or cardiac insufficiency. could too much noise be the cause the next morning andrea garcia goes to the clinic to be examined the doctors use ultrasound to evaluate the blood flow through his arteries that will show how elastic they are as a result of his poor night's sleep his arteries are less flexible. because andrea was healthy his body would repair the damage but that isn't the case with everyone . they say i

tonight it will be 30 planes tomorrow night 60. 8 andrea tries to sleep as best he can. he's in for a restless night. people who live near airports have to put up with a lot of noise often until late at night and then again from early in the morning we're. still has spent 7 years studying what noise does to our bodies the cardiologist is especially interested in the noise of airplanes at night which many people struggle with. the idea of studying aircraft noise at night is based on major studies that have shown clear link between insufficient or interrupted sleep and a greater risk of cardiovascular conditions so heart attacks strokes cardiac arrhythmias or cardiac insufficiency. could too much noise be the cause the next morning andrea garcia goes to the clinic to be examined the doctors use ultrasound to evaluate the blood flow through his arteries that will show how elastic they are as a result of his poor night's sleep his arteries are less flexible. because andrea was healthy his body would repair the damage but that isn't the case with everyone . you say i have cor

go quickly, andrea. >> you got it.ublican governors they don't trust that he would actually appoint a democrat. >> right to replace elizabeth. >> before we go i want to share with everybody this great atlanta journal constitution cartoon by mike lucavic. this is the tribute he published for congressman john lewis showing lewis making one final walk on a bridge holding a sign that says simply "vote." >>> welcome to a special hour of "kasie dc" dedicated to the 2020 election and countdown to presidential pick. if you're joe biden, the road ahead looks pretty smooth. you're polling well ahead of an incumbent president who despite getting out to an historic fundraising start is pausing ads as they rethink faltering strategy. despite attacking his age, mental acuity, his son, they have yet to land a serious blow on the president. now biden is adding a new target weighing how to way out the

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