carmen: yes.overyefinition of is you at least have the same level of income, the same level of gdp you had before the crisis started. that took quite a number of years, five years in the u.s. from the global financial crisis and longer for europe. snapback,t, we see a we see growth rates come back because the declines were so sharp. that is rebound. recovery is when you are at least as well-off as you were before. that will take some years. jonathan: in your mind, do you think this is a political decision to make the call to say look at the recovery, confusion with the mechanical bounce come and say we do not need more stimulus, or do you think it is a failure of the understanding of economics we continue to make? carmen: there is no simple answer. it has elements of both. we have seen it in history. premature declaration of victory has always been a recurring theme. the first signs of recovery, the green shoots. this time we do not learn much from the over 2009, where2008 to growth forecasts had

so i'm really happy to introduce one of the cochairs, assessor carmen chu. [applause] >> thank you very much, trent. couldn't be more pleased to be here today, and i want to just start off by sharing my deep appreciation for the mayor's leadership in all of this. i know that many of you are aware that it's through her leadership and her vision that brought together businesses small and large, community leaders, and nonprofits to put forth ideas to assist in recovery. i'm joined by awe teen torres from eowd as -- oewd as well as -- joaquin torres from oewd as well as my cochair, rodney san francisco, from the chamber of commerce. through the partnership of our professionals at the department of public health, we've put forward a plan that has been thoughtful and measured, something that has put san francisco apart from the rest of this nation. we're one of the only counties in the state of california to have just recently hit the yellow tier, the least restrictive tier when it comes to the state tiering system. but not only that, we did it in a way that was r

carmen: absolutely.very important to make sure that you continuously ask and you know what your market worth is. have been citi, we very focused on creating clear measures of accountability around representation. we believe in the diversity slate, for example. gender goals are added to our scorecard, performance measurements. this progress is tracked and monitored. we have been radically transparent about equal pay. we are very focused on closing the gap on pay equity. manus: how have the women that you engaged with at citi --do they welcome quotas? do you encourage the quota factor? carmen: we do. we think it is very important. as i pointed out, we measure -- we look at the quota. we see how many of our female employees are getting promoted. we look at, you know, opportunities for them to also progress on that and look at our human resource skills so we can see if there are specific programs we need to support. i'm a great advocate of the quotas. annmarie: carmen haddad, vice chair of citi middle east,

i agree with carmen. it has to have a regional approach so we're not all doing our own thing based on the communities we live in. we do have to think about that. i learned last week because of my exposure to data in the health department. i currently live in the census track, in the bay view. i'm a native here, born and raised here, that has the highest cases of covid. oh god, i'm scared to leave my house even for a basic need. there are people that are walking around and they're not thinking about public health recovery. they're not thinking about economic recovery. a lot of these people don't even wear masks and they're not just the black people. it has a different layer added to it in our community. that recovery requires the voices from our community to be leading those conversations. what recovery looks like is not the same as in the bay view. thank you. >> i -- very quickly. >> go ahead. >> and i think that was a perfect segue into one of my points about the community aspect. i was thinking since yo

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suet a let you go there carmen thank you for the call.lee as we wrap up here any further also much she had to say? or thoughts in yourosos proposa? >> carmen is correct, the floridians voted overwhelmingly to giv them e right to vote in the state gislature overturned that. at something that federal standards could clarify is that ex- fons have a right to vote. they served their time. and that is the staard in most states. but again, if you live in florida and aren't fell in the ar disenfranchised. if you live in most states and serve your time then youre allowed to vote. that is something clearly done bipartisan state legisture. because the republicans in flora thought that helped demoats if more ex- felons of voted. and this is the kind of funny business and shenanigans that dermines our sense that our elections are on the level. and carmen's sentiments exactly echohe conrns that a lot of people in this country which is that the rules are rigged against them. if we are going to live in democracy, we shouldn't feel that somehow the rules

we will be seeing how carmen got lost in an arts festival in taiwan.just festival in taiwan. and when mike saw just what festival in taiwan. and when mike sawjust what goes into rio's carnival. this is all for your parade? it is! plus, when i put my fingers to the test in la. but first, we join i put my fingers to the test in la. but first, wejoin adi in new york city. improvisation in its simplest form is the art of creating a scene 01’ form is the art of creating a scene or play, with absolutely no preplanning. i have come along to the pit in manhattan to give it a go myself, it offers classes for first—time tourists as well as a place for more experienced comedians to hone their craft. leslie collins, and improvisation veteran, led the class. i think i did improvisation veteran, led the class. i think! did see improvisation veteran, led the class. i think i did see a ghost, not recently, but a few yea rs ghost, not recently, but a few years ago. to kick off, we did some warmup exercises. everyone was given a category, and had to list the seven thing

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carmen... ehmm... - mija, mija... - pÍo pio... pÍo pio!s con ustedes estas imÁgenes. tenemos una camara donde puede ver diferentes panoramas de la ciudad. donde bueno, se estÁn de nuevo haciendo mÁs restricciones en el condado san francisco por casos de coronavirus que tambiÉn estÁn en aumento. antes de despedirnos maÑana es primer domingo de adviento, domingo de preparaciÓn de semana santa. >> ♪ [música] >> solo un pequeÑo grupo musical acompaÑÓ a la iglesia de la natividad y no hubo peregrinos. esta misiÓn miles de personas se congregan donde segÚn la tradiciÓn cristiana nacio jesÚs. hay mÁs iluminaciÓn en calles par amotivar el comercio afectadpo la ciudad. quisieron traer un poco de alegrÍa con luces led. estarÁn hasta el seis de enero. los esperamos maÑana a las seis >> ♪ [música] >> ♪ [música] >> muy buenas noches, yo soy vanesa y son las noticias que debe saber antes de terminar su día. noviembre es el día con más contagios acumulados. se rompen récords de contagios ymuyertes. habrá muchos retos. veremos qué será posible

carmen is heading home and right out of those hospital doors family was waiting. >>for a dose of hugs and a prescription of love my heart was pounding and i haven't seen him in a while so. >>to just get up and get up and come to them. its prices for years when he was older. >>a really long amazing to see here for the first time actually physically touch giving her a hug. we have seen we haven't been able to do that in over 5 like 5 myself she surprised all of us and how quickly she recovered in a while. >>carmen is the first person in wisconsin to survive a double lung transplant caused by covid better focus right now. >>his own family. >>one last check of weather around the bay area tonight we do have some clouds continue to roll their way up through the bay area right now the most the rain has come to an end showers working their way up in the sierra nevada they're seeing some heavier snow there may be as much as 9 inches on the ground early on, but the bay area kind of quieting down now that's why it's going to be for the weekend to tomorrow the temperatures up

so i'm really happy to introduce one of the cochairs, assessor carmen chu.nk you very much, trent. couldn't be more pleased to be here today, and i want to just start off by sharing my deep appreciation for the mayor's leadership in all of this. i know that many of you are aware that it's through her leadership and her vision that brought together businesses small and large, community leaders, and nonprofits to put forth ideas to assist in recovery. i'm joined by awe teen torres from eowd as -- oewd as well as -- joaquin torres from oewd as well as my cochair, rodney san francisco, from the chamber of commerce. through the partnership of our professionals at the department of public health, we've put forward a plan that has been thoughtful and measured, something that has put san francisco apart from the rest of this nation. we're one of the only counties in the state of california to have just recently hit the yellow tier, the least restrictive tier when it comes to the state tiering system. but not only that, we did it in a way that was responsible, in a w

carmen... ehmm... - mija, mija... - pÍo pio... pÍo pio!aso que fue río 2016 la selección femenina busca la revancha en tokio en el 2021 después de ocho meses una revancha de la final del mundial de selección ha salido en el campo y publicaron un comunicado en sus redes sociales el equipo siempre sido líder y en la misma son líderes acompaÑada. y que recordaba de su pierna izquierda de adentro que para mí la mejor jugadora actualmente del equipo nos regalaba una pintura el primer gol de los estados unidos luego de casi ocho meses a 69 una historia de superación única en estaba en segundo luego de nos persigue lleva de la selección de película un 20 mente del sueÑo. renato con un par al índice que hicieran la diferencia porque 67 en este tiro libre larguísimo en una cena y cerrar con un fichaje en el próximo torneo al ecuatoriano de 34 aÑos de edad y uno más por la liga de universitaria de quito de su país la selección de la pandemia el con el que llega lo hacen otros fichajes más importantes en los últimos tiempos en el fuego mexicano. y en

mundo: a carmen no la conocÍa, le decía "¿quiÉn es ella?"a de talpa era el momento de la verdad. kennya y jordan, sus hermanos, llegaron con la misiÓn de rescatarla y despuÉs convencerla para que regrese con ellos. les dijeron que la habÍan visto en un hotel. hernÁndez: querÍa saber si tienes alguna informaciÓn de ella, si la has visto. escobosa: pasaron las horas y nada. los acompaÑamos a la zona de tolerancia de tijuana. estamos buscando a esta chica. que nos dijeron que estÁ aquÍ. asumiendo lo peor fueron hasta la morgue y nada, entraron al bar donde talpa ha trabajado, nada. despuÉs de 2 dÍas de bÚsqueda cayeron en la cuenta de que probablemente su hermana no querÍa que la encontraran. >> ella en su mundo. pero estÁ bien. valdÉz: nosotros ya no podemos hacer nada mÁs que esperar. escobosa: quizÁs la prÓxima vez se dejarÁ ver y abrazar. mientras tanto, las hermanas de don cayetano creen que la esperanza es lo Último que muere. >> lo que es de dios, llega solito a sus manos, porque para Él no hay nada imposible. rodrÍguez: muy cierto. la e

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hoy carmen mÁrquez en el Último episodio de nuestra serie mi primera vez nos cuenta la historia de unaitos llegaron desde el salvador y mÉxico mi mamÁ tambiÉn, y ellos viajaron a este paÍs con nada para poder darme todo. >>> eva es una joven de la ciudad de california la ciudad con mayor Índice de pobreza y falta de acceso a la educaciÓn >>> mucha gente piensa que prefieren que esta ciudad es mal que produce solo maleantes pero no es la realidad no soy como una chola o alguien que hace maldades yo quiero ser importante para mi comunidad >>> cÓmo crees en los jovenes en esta comunidad >>> la policÍa patrullan las calles y las escuelas desde que somos jÓvenes y nos tratan como si fuÉramos todos criminales >>> eva busco cambiar los estereotipos y regresar a la comunidad todo lo que le han dado incluyendo la importancia del derecho al voto >>> mi primera vez votando para mÍ es importante porque quiero hacer una diferencia en la comunidad y quiero ver cosas cambiar en la ciudad donde nacÍ y vi vi >>> eva y millones de jÓvenes espera que el prÓximo presidente de los estados unidos vea mÁs ha

. >> fueron cuatro meses que c carmen un activista de wisconsin permanece hospitalizada por el covid- un momento emocionante e increÍble porque sali sin tener que tener oxÍgeno >> en nueva mÉxico arthur un trabajador de la compaÑÍa viviÓ una experiencia similar y estuvo seis meses internado en un hospital de arizona lo salvÓ a igual que carmen no tenÍa condiciones mÉdicas p preexistentes. >> me siento muy bien, tengo otra chance de vida, estoy con m mi familia >> Él y varios familiares se contagiÓ no pero su cuÑado fa falleciÓ >> Él tenÍa 50 aÑos y yo, pero su corazÓn estaba muy bien. >> esperan que sus casos ayuden a crear conciencias para que las personas tomen en serio esta pandemia, que cada dÍa sigue cobrando vidas >> yo tengo una segunda o oportunidad pero hay otras personas que no. >> aseguran que no van a desaprovecharla. >> en nueva york mecys revelÓ sus ventanas de navidad diseÑadas a los que luchan contra el covid-19, , agradecimiento a los traba trabajadores de la salud de la ciudad una de las mÁs golpeadas por la pandemia mÁs de 10,000 luces iluminan una miniatura en sus

. >> y mÁs adelante vamos a hablar con carmen villalobos muy buenos dÍas vamos con la.leo el dÍa despuÉs de navidad, el 26 de diciembre vencen dos programas del gobierno que permiten todavÍa estos pagos los mismos que fueron aprobados como parte de la ayuda de alivio para hacer frente a los efectos de la pandemia en la economÍa, pero los expertos advierten del posible efecto dominÓ que tendÁa el fin de estas ayudas. >> y la nube negra del escÁndalo de abuso sexual en la iglesia catÓlica estÁ alcanzando a la diÓcesis de san josÉ en california su obispo Óscar es investigado por encubrir caso de abusos ocurridos entre el 2013 y 2018 mientras estaba designado en otro estado segÚn la investigaciÓn del vaticano. >> es por el tiempo que Él estaba sirviendo en nuevo mÉxico, en la diÓcesis de las cruces y una de las cosas que nosotros buscamos es que no nada mÁs la iglesia estÉ investigando a estas personas, pero que estÉ cambiando la manera de que ha operado. >> por cierto el obispo, dijo que estaba dispuesto a colaborar con la investigaciÓn que es preliminar y que busca aclara

>> carmen. >> you have got to be recogniz recognized. >> carmen. >> thank you, president. i will keep it brief. to things that i want you to no the task force recognizes the challenges. the task force proceeded at the end of april and at this point the needs of the community and city is evolving. part of what we recognize is that these are a series of fronting recommendations for policymakers to consider. we need to evolve to see where we are from an economic perspective and pandemic perspective and ad just. that is one point that people recognize on the task force. second piece is that i failed to share earlier the task force recognized that they were very, very big issues associated with economic re-opening we couldn't cover entirely. supervisor mandelman and myself spoke about those areas. it was raised earlier things like transportation. how we feel with education, child care, how we think about developing environmental sustainability in terms of development going forward. these were all big topics around economic recovery that didn't get carried out or spoken about or

el consuelo de carmen es pensar que su hijo muriÓ como hÉroe.dalupana ha estado en su vida? morales: sÍ, creo en ella. le he pedido mucho que aprenda a vivir con el dolor. en mi caso, pues, nada mÁs lo tenÍa yo a Él. nos contÁbamos lo bueno y lo malo. entonces, al no estar Él, pues ¿a dÓnde mÁs voy? >> si se me olvidÓ prenderte. con razÓn, ya entendÍ por quÉ no vendÍ. collins: y aunque la virgen es importante en la resoluciÓn de cada historia, sin embargo, no aparece todo el tiempo y en cada episodio hay una reflexiÓn final que sirve como bÁlsamo para las heridas. herros: la virgen tiene una responsabilidad ante quien se lo pide para ayudarle, para que salga adelante, para que sus hijos estudien, para que sus hijos no se vayan por el mal camino. >> pero lo principal es que te cuides, que mires a tu alrededor, que identifiques que en la vida, como en la diversiÓn, siempre debe haber una salida de emergencia. locutor: al volver. los productores de la rosa de guadalupe dicen que, sin pretenderlo, el programa ha sido premonitorio. >> no, no, que el

so i'm really happy to introduce one of the cochairs, assessor carmen chu. [applause] >> thank you very much, trent. couldn't be more pleased to be here today, and i want to just start off by sharing my deep appreciation for the mayor's leadership in all of this. i know that many of you are aware that it's through her leadership and her vision that brought together businesses small and large, community leaders, and nonprofits to put forth ideas to assist in recovery. i'm joined by awe teen torres from eowd as -- oewd as well as -- joaquin torres from oewd as well as my cochair, rodney san francisco, from the chamber of commerce. through the partnership of our professionals at the department of public health, we've put forward a plan that has been thoughtful and measured, something that has put san francisco apart from the rest of this nation. we're one of the only counties in the state of california to have just recently hit the yellow tier, the least restrictive tier when it comes to the state tiering system. but not only that, we did it in a way that was r

let's go to carmen in chula vista, california. good morning.er: i'm for more federal restrictions. there's so much room for interpretation for each state and for each county in return. seeing, we need clarity because it's causing a lot of confusion. we need to standardize each of the elections and how they should be run. people talked about the early voting. this affects a lot of poor folks. they need early voting to be open on sundays because a lot of people work six days a week. these are very small ways of repercussionsthe are not even able to be counted will. -- not even able to be counted. people are very naive in there isn't manipulation because politics is about power and when that comes in, pretty much anything goes. i'd like to give an example in citizens votedhe to allow felons to vote. and it was overturned by trump appointed judges. thinke repercussions i florida would've gone to democrats. no doubt about it. host: thank you for the call. any further thoughts on what she had to say or thoughts on your proposal. correct that is torida voted overwhelmingly give x felons t

>>> carmen salinas opina de todo lo que se le pregunta y en el caso de eleazar que ya veremos cómo sesiempre seguramente viste el gif que nunca puede faltar el día de acción de gracias ahí está mónica personaje de friends con un pavo cubriendo su cabeza además la actriz recreo esta divertida escena generando hola de melancolía porque este es un tremendo regalo para sus seguidores ozuna aprovecho de compartir una reflexióncon sus seguidores y dijo que había construido cosas que nunca había pensado construir como su familia de ser un niño a convertirse en padre esposo y amigo, no soy un santo ni pretendo serlo y muchas veces ustedes pretenden otras caras de muchas monedas no solo mi vida es como tú la ves, en instagram así como de la ves la vida es mucho más es una de las cosas ♪ tenemos el poder de aprovechar la abundancia de energía solar y eólica de california. pero no está disponible todo el día. usa menos energía de 4 de la tarde a 9 de la noche para una california más limpia. >>> ♪(música) >>> ♪(música) >>> gracias por seguir con nosotros, miles de personas y según el centro meteo

abogado constitucional carmen mÁrquez colaboradora de telemundo y freddy b.igo >>> contundente el voto latino de costa a costa refiriÓ >>> biden pide paciencia mientras trump inicia con sus demandas >>> freddy >>> para mÍ biden tocando la puerta >>> nos acostamos anoche los simpatizantes de biden con mucho pesimismo nos levantamos con mucho optimismo >>> cada voto cuenta >>> nos dimos cuenta con esto que cada voto va a contar al final es una elecciÓn que hemos aprendido en esta elecciÓn >>> pues, bienvenidos sean los 4. >> enseguida regresamos en este especial >> tenemos la Última informaciÓn en donde todo el paÍs estÁ a la expectativa de quiÉn serÁ el prÓximo presidente de los estados unidos ya volvemos. >> estÁ ganando alguien y el que estÁ perdiendo dice que va trabajan ando >>> los demÓcratas dicen que la tienen trump, no se va a dar por vencido asÍ tan fÁcilmente >>> la mayorÍa de los presidentes siento que hubieron factores que hicieron que la gente estuviera en descontento >> >>> cualquier cosa puede pasar >>> como dijo ese caballero escucharon las voc

carmen... ehmm... - mija, mija... - pÍo pio... pÍo pio!o mas serena doctor. cita por video con tu doctor sin copago. kaiser permanente. viva bien. julio: los expertos alertan sobre las estafas al acercarse el cyber monday. tenemos algunas recomendaciones para evitar convertirse en una vÍctima mÁs. reportera: cyber monday este dÍa de las rebajas que muchos esperan en el aÑo. pero tambiÉn es un dÍa para pescar vÍctimas en internet. >> esta es la temporada donde los correos para tratar de sacar de informaciÓn a un educa. reportera: muchas tiendas ya enviaron sus ofertas por correo electrÓnico y recomienda buscar portales que usted ya conoce. >> esta no es la Época para subir un lugar nuevo. las grandes compaÑÍas estÁn detrÁs de esto tienen sistemas especializados. hacer una bÚsqueda sencillo y saber que estÁs conectado a un lugar seguro. y sencillamente utilizar el sentido comÚn. reportera: si va a comprar en tiendas pequeÑas, tenga en mente, investigar sobre el dueÑo. >> y sobre quien lo fundÓ, date cuenta que el servicio d al cliente que va

cilantro y esperamos a que hierba el caldo de carne y el secreto de la caso, guaje molido también carmenradición de la mztea para el mundo cnquista los más exqusitos paladreos, víctor silva, noticias telemundo . >>> y así lelgamos al final de noticias telemundo gracias por el privilegio de si tiempo, los dejo con el domo del dinero, buenas noches [rugido] [♪] [♪] [♪]

so i'm really happy to introduce one of the cochairs, assessor carmen chu.applause] >> thank you very much, trent. couldn't be more pleased to be here today, and i want to just start off by sharing my deep appreciation for the mayor's leadership in all of this. i know that many of you are aware that it's through her leadership and her vision that brought together businesses small and large, community leaders, and nonprofits to put forth ideas to assist in recovery. i'm joined by awe teen torres from eowd as -- oewd as well as -- joaquin torres from oewd as well as my cochair, rodney san francisco, from the chamber of commerce. through the partnership of our professionals at the department of public health, we've put forward a plan that has been thoughtful and measured, something that has put san francisco apart from the rest of this nation. we're one of the only counties in the state of california to have just recently hit the yellow tier, the least restrictive tier when it comes to the state tiering system. but not only that, we did it in a way that was res

carmen... ehmm... - mija, mija... - pÍo pio... pÍo pio!mos en la lucha queremos que lo tomes muy en serio. aun no hay cura o vacuna, pero sabemos como protegerte a ti y a los tuyos. usa mascarilla. lávate las manos. mantén 6 pies de distancia. vacúnate contra la gripe hazlo por ti... por tus seres queridos. por tu familia. y por todos quienes estamos trabajando por tu salud. unidos... lo podemos lograr. >> (música). >> en california la vicepresidenta electa kamala harris agradeció por teléfono a un adolescente por pintar su retrato. >> (habla en inglés). >> el joven de 14 años, el domingo publico en twitter el cuadro que pintó que se hizo viral de inmediato. harris le dijo que se sentía abrumada y conmovida por su arte. talentoso además. dos grandes se enfrentan en el cuadrilátero, mike tyson >> (música). >> estamos con la previa de la copa mx. >> y calentamos motores para la pelea de mike tyson. >> (música). >> (aplausos). >> la campana. >> (aplausos).

carmen... ehmm... - mija, mija... - pÍo pio... pÍo pio!y la muerte se dejo sentir entre los famosos >>> aquí se mostró fotografías de su encuentro tras bastidores cuando freddie mercury güell 8 de marzo decidió invitar a diego armando maradona a subir al escenario el mítico cantante invitó a subirse al escenario y aquí está la foto para inmortalizar el momento >>> además ricky martin lo describió con una fotografía de ambos en blanco y negro esto fue hace varias décadasescribió "vuela alto amigo, te extrañaremos" >>> en puerto rico el fútbol es un deporte que se dé tradicionalmente y todos sabemos quién es maradona además de su legado para los argentinos además que lo dejo con amigos españoles, julio iglesias compartió una foto en blanco y negro cuando ambos tenían una prominente melena y eran más delgados (información en pantalla). (información en pantalla). >>> y que bella sonrisa y en ese momento a lo mejor diego era admiración para julio julio para diego, eran dos figuras importantes >>> número uno dónde cada uno está con la música y e

my name is carmen chiu, san francisco's aelectricitied assessor.are with you a property tax savings programs for families called proposition 58. prop 58 was passed in 1986 and it was helped parents pass on their lower property tax base to their children. so how does this work? under california's prop 13 law, the value we use to calculate your property tax is limited to 2% growth peryear. but when ownership changes, prop 13 requires that we reassess properties to market value. if parents want to pass on their home or other property to their children, it would be considered a change in ownership. assuming the market value of your property has gone up, your children, the new owners, would pay taxes starting at that new higher level. that's where prop 58 comes in. prop 58 recognizes the transfer between parents and children so that instead of taxing your children at that new higher level, they get to keep your lower prop 13 value. remember, prop 58 only applies to transfers between parents and children. here's how the law twines an eligible child. a bi

. >> difícil situación donde están empleados como carmen y humberto en el restaurante (nombre en inglés. >> mi hijo me dijo que no trabajará, hoy es su último día, estamos en el limbo. >> por la pandemia, perdieron su segundo empleo, cada centavo en su hogar es oro . >> la mitad completa la renta, y lo demás a lo que uno queda . >> podrían formar parte de las estadísticas, ya que pronostican una nueva ola de desempleo por la fase púrpura en san diego. >> cuando hablas del desempleo un punto es muchísimo, imagínate 6 puntos porcentuales, es como la noche al día . >> este gerente dice que está con las manos atadas porque su negocio se reducirá a un 50%. >> tendré que cortar los empleos a la mitad, muchos van a bajar de horas es el único trabajo que tienen aquí y será difícil . >> más difícil es tener otro empleo, por lo que tiene este mensaje en el gobernador de california . >> se enfoca más en disminuir el riesgo, pero debe tener un plan b para las personas que nos afectará directamente . >> no podemos vivir en la calle tampoco, si esto sigue así, va a la calle . >> noticias telemundo 48

so i'm really happy to introduce one of the cochairs, assessor carmen chu. [applause] >> thank you very much, trent. couldn't be more pleased to be here today, and i want to just start off by sharing my deep appreciation for the mayor's leadership in all of this. i know that many of you are aware that it's through her leadership and her vision that brought together businesses small and large, community leaders, and nonprofits to put forth ideas to assist in recovery. i'm joined by awe teen torres from eowd as -- oewd as well as -- joaquin torres from oewd as well as my cochair, rodney san francisco, from the chamber of commerce. through the partnership of our professionals at the department of public health, we've put forward a plan that has been thoughtful and measured, something that has put san francisco apart from the rest of this nation. we're one of the only counties in the state of california to have just recently hit the yellow tier, the least restrictive tier when it comes to the state tiering system. but not only that, we did it in a way that was r

alex and carmen were laid to rest together last week. melissa bowman worked for the union county school district in suburban charlotte, north carolina, for nearly 20 years, 11 years were as a data manager and crossing guard at poplin elementary school. the school nominated her for america's favorite crossing barred in 2018. dr. juan fitz lived and breathed emergency medicine, that's according to a colleague at covenant health medical center in lubbock center where he worked for nearly 20 years. his dedication earned him an award from the american college of physicians he was just 67 years old. may their memories be a blessing. we will be right back. >>> time now for the good stuff. a man in south carolina reunited with a lost ring from world war ii that was passed down from his uncle and father. tim whalen lost the ring nearly a decade ago while helping his friend brian with yard work. a group of metal detectors searchers on brian's property found the ridge and brian went in search of its owner. >> i was talking to tim later that day and

joining us to talk about san francisco's latest response is assessor carmen chu. thank you for being here. >> thank you. thanks for having me. >> absolutely. what is the latest in terms of when you think san francisco might move into the purple tier and after that, how soon would the curfew start? >> we're watching and monitoring all the data with regards to case counts. folks should know we have a lag in the data. that being said, we're watching it. to the extent that we start -- we continue to see increasings in the number of cases that come in, we could potentially fill this week. unfortunately we are not able to know until we see the data come through. hard to say, but we're preparing for in the case that we do get the purple tier. >> ok. and would the curfew start right away? would you give it a couple of days leeway? >> the state is pretty prescriptive when it comes to hitting a purple tier. just to know, some of the things that would happen right away if san francisco ended up being designated pu ed purple order. san francisco would have 48 hours to comply

gracias carmen.denados en el Área de la bahÍa que pasa b color rojo al morado de vido. >> al aumento de contagios de coronavirus una decisiÓn necesaria y urgente, pero que van directamente al corazÓn de los pequeÑos negocios que ya estaban luchando durante meses para poder sobrevivir, julio, payet pasaba y despuÉs conversÓ con los pequeÑos comerciantes y nos explica estas nuevas restricciones. >> las cosas estÁn que arden en el condado sobran, pero hemos visto que el nÚmero. >> sobre el los Últimos diez dÍas ha empeorado de una manera muy distinta salud del condado solano han visto un repunte de casos de coronavirus. durante la semana del diez de noviembre una tasa diaria de casos del condado es de once puntos, tres por cada cien mil habitantes. lo que sobrepasar la tasa permitida que es de siete para poder permanecer en la fase roja de restricciones, esa no era el momento del estado. nos ha dejado saber que tenemos que movernos a nivel ocurra que quiere decir que muchas operaciones y actividades de

so i'm really happy to introduce one of the cochairs, assessor carmen chu.applause] >> thank you very much, trent. couldn't be more pleased to be here today, and i want to just start off by sharing my deep appreciation for the mayor's leadership in all of this. i know that many of you are aware that it's through her leadership and her vision that brought together businesses small and large, community leaders, and nonprofits to put forth ideas to assist in recovery. i'm joined by awe teen torres from eowd as -- oewd as well as -- joaquin torres from oewd as well as my cochair, rodney san francisco, from the chamber of commerce. through the partnership of our professionals at the department of public health, we've put forward a plan that has been thoughtful and measured, something that has put san francisco apart from the rest of this nation. we're one of the only counties in the state of california to have just recently hit the yellow tier, the least restrictive tier when it comes to the state tiering system. but not only that, we did it in a way that was res

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carmen? >> i'm sorry are you making a >> no i'm asking you a question.do you support that plan that we all voted on a couple months ago. >> i support it. >> okay. i mean, we're not asking for a hail mary here. i just think, you guys are different. you have more power and influence with the mayors office than us. that's how it's always been and that's how it is always going to be. i'm sorry i'm getting feedback. it's not meant to try to be divisive or force anybody out we're really asking for your help. we look at you and the other appointees as partners in this process. i'm sorry if you thought i'm trying to point the finger i'm not i'm literally asking for your help. >> and i appreciate that you're not pointing fingers because i do think as a board we've been trying to work together as closely as possible. i think you understatement the roles that you and other elected members play and so i will let that comment stand. >> well, i appreciate.that about, but look, if i'm sitting in city hall i'm going to be looking to my appointees for direction and guida

my name is carmen chiu, san francisco's elected assessor. when i meet with seniors in the community, they're thinking about the future. some want to down size or move to a new neighborhood that's closer to family, but they also worry that making such a change will increase their property taxes. that's why i want to share with you a property tax saving program called proposition 60. so how does this work? prop 60 was passed in 1986 to allow seniors who are 55 years and older to keep their prop 13 value, even when they move into a new home. under prop 13 law, property growth is limited to 2% growth a year. but when ownership changes the law requires that we reassess the value to new market value. compared to your existing home, which was benefited from the -- which has benefited from the prop 13 growth limit on taxable value, the new limit on the replacement home would likely be higher. that's where prop 60 comes in. prop 60 recognizes that seniors on fixed income may not be able to afford higher taxes so it allows them to carryover their exis

carmen has been to a haunted house that reckons it might have just solved the problem.i have a very nervous disposition. can you make sure your doors locked? yeah, it is locked. oh, my god, lock the door. what is that? it is a radio. i am really, really scared. they say in an old garage in tokyo, there is some mysterious appearances. what‘s that noise? screaming. i can‘t look, i can‘t look! i don‘t want to look, i don‘t want to look! do you know what? i don‘t think i will ever go into a garage again. this is a haunted house but not as you know it because this is actually a haunted drive—in. in a time of covid—19, a group of factors, at least i hope they are actors, have come up with a socially distanced immersive, scary experience. look at it! he is so scary! and when i say scary i‘m notjoking. is he dead? screaming. did she kill him? oh, my goodness, i can‘t look. it runs like a short play and the story is told on the radio. the organisers say they are still working on an english version so my friend has come along for the ride to help with any words i don‘t know and s

my name is carmen chiu, san francisco's elected assessor. when i meet with seniors in the community, they're thinking about the future. some want to down size or move to a new neighborhood that's closer to family, but they also worry that making such a change will increase their property taxes. that's why i want to share with you a property tax saving program called proposition 60. so how does this work? prop 60 was passed in 1986 to allow seniors who are 55 years and older to keep their prop 13 value, even when they move into a new home. under prop 13 law, property growth is limited to 2% growth a year. but when ownership changes the law requires that we reassess the value to new market value. compared to your existing home, which was benefited from the -- which has benefited from the prop 13 growth limit on taxable value, the new limit on the replacement home would likely be higher. that's where prop 60 comes in. prop 60 recognizes that seniors on fixed income may not be able to afford higher taxes so it allows them to carryover their exis

carmen has been to a haunted house that reckons it might have just solved the problem. at least i think i am, it's hard to be sure about anything any more. the lights have gone off, and i have no idea what is happening. i should warn you, i have a very nervous disposition. can you make sure your door‘s locked? yeah, it is locked. oh, my god, lock the door. what is that? it is a radio. i am really, really scared. they say in an old garage in tokyo, there is some mysterious appearances. what is that noise? i can't look, i can't look! i don't want to look, i don't want to look! i don't think i will ever go into a garage again. this is a haunted house but not as you know it, because this is actually a haunted drive—in. in a time of covid—19, a group of actors, at least i hope they are actors, have come up with a socially distanced immersive, scary experience. look at it! he is so scary! and when i say scary, iam notjoking. is he dead? did she kill him? oh, my goodness, i can't look. it runs like a short play and the story is told on the radio. the organisers say they are st

they live, where they know someone who is infected or they've been infected themselves if they're in carmen right now or not. but also do they have a physical or mental illness already? and what is the help seeking behavior during the condemning out they getting the medication or they can have a need. and then we are asked symptoms, looking at not full validated scales, but we drew out single questions to b.s. trans diagnostic as possible having as many mental domains and physical domains we want to cover. and then we already saw that having drawn out just a couple of questions, always on 0 to $10.00, how much you feel it is true. not that you're anxious, lonely, or stressed, angry. and how it was that the 2 weeks before the pandemic hit in order to see a change. and then we also ask about coping strategies, what works the best? and then we want to see people who do well, what kind of coping strategies they use versus those that don't. so that we can actually recommend certain strategies to people who may not use them appropriately . they're already send theories on the impacts that their p

>> hello, carmen? carmen? [ speaking? spanisin spanish ] [voice of interpreter] my question is, whose school sona pears izoneappears in this? how will you support for those students who are not on that list? [ speaking spanish ] is that it? >>[ speaking in spanish ] it is my concern because if you say they're a priority but kids who special ed kids whose school doesn't appear there and at least you have, how are you going to provide support for that kid. that is my concern. >> thank you. >> hello, kamal? >> hi, there. my name is kamal i'm a parent of a first grader and i think after attending a number of these board meetings, i'm very happy with the progress that's being made and all of the transparency and the work that you all have been doing so i wanted to say thank you. and i will say this is very overdue. we had our first grade assessment today and the teacher, i'm sure you are very much in touch with the teachers as well, but she noted that many, many of the students at least the younger ones are dis engage at this

our teeth are carmen, follow us on your favorite social media platforms. i'll be back in just about 30 minutes with more c.n.n. luck. it is easy, probably just last fall as president will be tried over the generals and will by his foreign policy, pick up the neocons again, be back in control. cloned . welcome to worlds apart from a wreaked and stolen till it's you and triumphant return of dignity and decency testament of the us elections and is just as polarized as america itself. and while joe biden, president, system is more likely at this point, willing to bring the rehabilitation of america at home and abroad, that he supporters so intensely crave well to discuss that i'm now joined by a loose cold. there are distinguished and junk professor of law at american university and formerly a senior military official in the obama and clinton administrations critical, darian so good to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. thank you for having many world leaders have already congratulated joe biden on winning the elections, even though some states ha

so i'm really happy to introduce one of the cochairs, assessor carmen chu. you very much, trent. couldn't be more pleased to be here today, and i want to just start off by sharing my deep appreciation for the mayor's leadership in all of this. i know that many of you are aware that it's through her leadership and her vision that brought together businesses small and large, community leaders, and nonprofits to put forth ideas to assist in recovery. i'm joined by awe teen torres from eowd as -- oewd as well as -- joaquin torres from oewd as well as my cochair, rodney san francisco, from the chamber of commerce. through the partnership of our professionals at the department of public health, we've put forward a plan that has been thoughtful and measured, something that has put san francisco apart from the rest of this nation. we're one of the only counties in the state of california to have just recently hit the yellow tier, the least restrictive tier when it comes to the state tiering system. but not only that, we did it in a way that was responsible, in a way