cecilia? >> okay, rob, thanks so much.urricane laura is expected to impact houston which was hit hard three years ago. now they're battling a major covid outbreak. more than 100,000 cases there alone. matt gutman is there at houston methodist hospital with a look on how they're preparing for this storm. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. the feeling at houston methodist and really across houston, the fourth largest city, is not one more thing. now, houston's achilles' heel is flooding. it's low, flat and full of tunnels. that's why the mechanics will push closed this massive floodgate which they hope will seal the entire tunnels and garage where people have died in previous storms. i've spoken to officials here and in beaumont and they're concerned about their covid patients and staff, how to feed them, how to house them during the storm, and have social distancing. also there will be thousands of hurricane evacuees staying with family, friends and in shelters and trying to get them to social distance

and cecilia. a wahd. c nvention starts today. >> a lot of eyes on that, but a lot of eyes on the gulf right now. we are talking about a really rare occurrence with these two powerful back-to-back storms. threatening the gulf right now. tropical laura and right on its heels right now marco. it's on marco's tail, chasing it into the gulf, if you will, projected to deliver a more powerful punch. also video from hurricane hunters, take a look at that flying right into laura's path. looking for the center of the storm as it hovered over the caribbean. >> we've been talking about this this morning, louisiana now preparing right now as the state marks 15 years since katrina. the potential doubleheader could be another disaster amid this coronavirus pandemic. rob marciano, of course, is right there on the ground in the storm zone tracking it all from new orleans and leading us off this morning. good morning, rob. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. it's hard to get your head around the fact of, you know, we've go

cecilia?b, thank you so much. we are thinking of everybody there. we want to bring in now ashley thomas who is in sulfur, louisiana. that is right near lake charles. ashley, good morning to you. i know that you and your family decided to ride out this storm at home. you're joining us now by phone. how is everybody this morning? >> everybody is safe and unhurt. >> okay, that is good news. tell us about your night. i understand this ended up being much worse than you thought it would be. >> it did. it did end up being much worse. we thought we were safe. we had generators and our windows boarded up. we were in a home instead of a mobile home and around 2:00 a.m., you know, the weather started getting to where it was just super bad. we got our family in our home underneath the kitchen table and then after being under the table for about five minutes we lost our roof. >> the roof came off your house, you said, while you were under the table. >> yes, ma'am. >> and what happened then? >> well, we he

cecilia? >> just awful. steve, thank you so much. >>> we'll turn to washington and president trump targeting tiktok and wechat signing executive orders that would ban doing business with the popular apps here in the united states if they're not sold by the chinese parent companies in the next 45 days. rachel scott is traveling with the president in bedminster, new jersey. rachel, the white house says this is about national security concerns. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, cecilia. good morning. the president said that when americans download the apps they're putting their privacy at risk and he's putting tiktok and wechat on notice, ramping up the pressure for the chinese-owned companies to sell the apps. now tiktok this morning is responding saying they are shocked by this executive order. the president giving american companies just 45 days to stop doing business with the app. we know that microsoft has been in negotiations to purchase the platform. those negotiations now on a firm deadlin

cecilia. >> okay, trevor, thanks.ions of kids starting their studies at home, parents are trying to set up for all this remote learning. but parents are running into a difficult shortage, desks. they are now in high demand and can be very expensive. rebecca jarvis is back with our "gma" study guide series and some solutions, most importantly, hey, rebecca. >> reporter: hey again, cecilia. that's right. so we've seen this now happen with laptops and computers and now it's happening with desks. with so many families both working from home and now trying to do school from home, office furniture has seen a huge run on supplies, but some families have learned how to get by very creatively. when cherie loveless tried to buy a desk online, the less pricey options were completely out of stock. >> i looked on amazon, walmart, wayfair, everywhere. i couldn't find anything that would fit before we started school. >> reporter: in some parts of the country desks and chairs are as hard to come by as toilet paper and clorox wipes. s

donde el testimonio de la familia de cecilia sánchez que lo arriesgó todo para cruzar la frontera buscandosu hija. >> me rompe el corazón ver cómo separan a niÑos de familias en la frontera. >> la noche de kamala harris estuvo dedicada a la fortaleza y el activismo político de las mujeres. grandes figuras de partido la respaldaran su excontendiente elizabeth warren, la presidenta de la cámara de representantes y

hey, deb. >> hey, cecilia.ly takes a look at america's women's movement from the struggle for voting rides to equality in the work place. fiona davis is no strange story book buzz. her newest novel, "the lions of fifth avenue," already grabbing major attention including from "gma." when you heard you were going to be the pick for the "gma" book club, your reaction. >> i screamed. >> reporter: the best-selling writer known for historical fiction is at it again, this time with the majestic new york public library. her story toggling between dual time lines, 1913 and 1993. the library a looming presence throughout. >> when it was built in 1911 it was the largest marble structure in america and 50,000 people visited it the very first day. >> reporter: the story exploring female empowerment with a look back at the unfolding women's movement, told through the eyes of two very different women. >> laura in the 1910s is raising a family and lives in a library surrounded by all this knowledge but she feels stifled. she w

without i will turn over to cecilia. thank you so much. >> thank you so much, anja. and i agree we could not have two better people to talk on this topic, and yes, thank you renee, especially for joining us. i will tell you there was little bit of a last-minute will she make it, will she make it kind of -- we knew you would and boy are we pleased. thank you again lower every night for joining -- laura for joining. putting together this panel, there so much that has happened over even lets six months we can almost think about disinformation pre-covid pandemic and post covid pandemic. a lot of the assessor directly, there's a lot of the disinformation that is rounded the covid virus is related to the election in some ways nothing much related to the election but disinformation was of great concern for voters and candidates, government officials and technology platforms ahead of the election. experts were seeing new tactics by foreign state actors and do threats by domestic actors. the exercises had grown more sophisticated and broader reached, and silicon valley public

cecilia? >> okay, alex, thank you so much. much more coming up in the next half hour with benjamin crump, the family's attorney. he will join us live for an exclusive interview. t.j.? >>> we want to turn to that hurricane threat in the gulf coast. laura is gaining strength this morning expected to make landfall as a category 3 hurricane and millions are on alert in texas and louisiana. ginger is tracking the latest on ginger, we have a major storm on our hands here. >> and, t.j., the last time we had a major hurricane, which is a 3 or above, to hit texas was harvey back in 2017. the last time louisiana had it was rita in 2005, so i want to take you to the satellite. laura is now in the open gulf. that's not good news. nothing in her way. she's got a lot of hot water to be fueled on and as the track takes you right up the state line, so we're talking port arthur, beaumont, lake charles, all right in the cone. houston, you're in the cone too. making landfall early thursday morning as a category 3 hurricane. i want to point out t

cecilia?> okay, trevor, thank you so much. >>> we turn to the stunning imesag out a massive concert and pool party in the virus' initial epicenter. the city hasn't reported any new cases since mid-may but you can see there are thousands of party-goers there at a water park for an electronic music festival packed close together with no masks. you'll remember wuhan was on lockdown for three months, one of the strictest in the world. >>> we're going to turn to the double trouble in the bubble. say that three timesasnd west falling in two stunning upsets. the portland trail blazers coming out on top over the lakers and lebron james as he goes for his fourth title. heeery, will.h >> reporter: hey there. as much as anyone could predict how august basketball in a pandemic induced bubble would go this isn't what they thought. lebron james losing the first game of the playoffs for the the bucks with the best record in the nba losing as well. there is a long way to go, but so far the playoffs are unpred

and the cold war got its start and cecilia healthy. the 2 superpowers were already facing off against one another. my next stop is the topography of terra with over a 1000000 visitors a year it's one of the best known places of remembrance in berlin the documentation center informs and educates visitors about perpetrators the people behind the nazis regime of power and terror truly and kemah my own shows me around. could you briefly explain what i see here. this is the model of the german riots government district that's what it was even before the nazi era . is where the most important ministries were located. on the spot where we are now from 933 on was the main office of the prussian secret state police. that was the headquarters of the political police the gestapo the headquarters of the s.s. the should stuff and the security service of the s.s. occupied the area where the topography of terror is located now take it all sounds very similar security service is shoot stuff how did they differ. what's important is that they were part

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cecilia, thanks very much. amy? >>> george, to the very latest on that catastrophic explosion in beirut. more than 130 people now confirmed dead. more than 5,000 others injured. authorities are saying a warehouse packed with nearly 3,000 tons of ammonium nitrate broke up. ian pannell has this rapidly developing story. good morning, ian. >> reporter: good morning, amy. fresh questions overnight, and some clues about what went so disastrously wrong, and we're now starting to see a massive recovery and relief effort get under way in beirut. this morning, were warnings ignored that could have prevented the beirut blast? this is all that remains of the port amid growing questions about what happened. the city in a state of emergency, counting the dead and as much as for the missing. the destructions immense. massive piles of metal beams once stood. broken glass everywhere. people now returning to their homes -- >> oh, my god! >> reporter: and finding them torn apart. this massive silo, a main food source for the country

comisión todo por deducir el importe federal esto pudiera tener repercusiones ana cecilia méndez nosentes tenemos que acatar las leyes y pagar los impuestos. >>> esos dólares adicionales por parte del gobernó federal son diferentes al estímulo económico recibido por familias está libre de cualquier cobro. nuestra mente el pago de impuesto económico se puede un regalo de parte del del departamento del tesoro. >>> recomendó seleccionar la deducción automática para evitar problemas. hagan el esfuerzo para que esa manera eviten problemas. >>> si tiene duda de cuándo lo deberían retener o deben verificar la página www.tv con sus herramientas en espaÑol. >>> el pago de los impuestos no se perdona y lo más probable es que si usted decide no deducir este aÑo se vea reflejado en la reducción de su reembolso de 2021. como si tiene alguna pregunta sobre este tema o alguna queja llámenos en telemundo 48.com diagonal responde. >>> los bomberos logran tener un mejor control de los incendios que afectan nuestra región salimos a la calle a investigar lo que hacen las autoridades para que usted este

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good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: yeah, amy. good morning to you.ight around the corner, 65 tweets on civil unrest in american cities. that was just on sunday alone tweeting about everything that kayna mentioned including to show support for kyle rittenhouse and zeroing in on portland's mayor, calling him a fool and tweeting out his office phone number so supporters can call in and demand his resignation. that caravan of trump supporters that kayna also mentioned, he's calling them great patriots. the president is also scheduled to visit kenosha tomorrow. the white house says this is going to be show support for businesses and law enforcement there. the state's democratic governor is asking president trump flat out to not come. he says this will impact the healing that needs to be done in that city. this is all part of president trump leaning into this law and order message ahead of this election. he is zeroing in on joe biden as well on this front. biden is firing back accusing the president of fanning flames of hate and division in order to whip u

. >>> hoy se supo que el juicio contra cecilia aguilar, cómplice del asesinato de vanessa será el 28ldados >>> que hagan eso con la gente hispana, porque les ofrecen mucho y a la hora de la hora miren en lo que termina >>> ya es una santa ahí en el cielo, ella es una santito, qué feo todo eso que le hicieron a mi hija >>> la abuelita de vanessa se emocionó hasta el llanto al recordar que mañana sábado le colocará los chocolates preferidos que trajo desde zacatecas a su nieta en su sepultura, en houston texas edgar muñoz, noticias telemund. hablamos ahora de la pandemia, ya son más de 5,300,000 personas contagiadas desde que comenzó la crisis del coronavirus, más de 169,000 personas han muerto, en florida y en texas, los de los estados más castigados, el número de muertes está cerca de llegar a los 10,000 y justamente en florida los maestros avanzan en su batalla con el gobierno estatal para frenar las clases presenciales. hoy un juez negó una petición del gobernador ron de santis que buscaba desestimar una demanda del mayor sindicato de maestros del estado, dijo que quiere impugnar l

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ana cecilia méndez nos trae el caso de una televidente y consejos de cómo no caer víctima. >>> lourdes con sus propios dueños que dijeron haberse mudado a otro estado por lo que le enviarían las llaves por correo, nunca llegaron >>> nuestra urgencia por moverla, se me fue totalmente. >>> afirma que darles este nuevo hogar a sus hijos la cegó y provocó que no tomara las precauciones que asegura entre ha tenido al tratarse de dinero. >>> ahora sí como decimos creo que me fue. definitivamente es demasiado >>> ahora reconoce que se trataba de una estafa >>> no voy a recuperar el dinero, pero siempre me ha gustado tomar las cosas a como vienen y ni modo. espero que no pase a más gente. >>> si piensa rentar una propiedad no confíe en los anuncios publicados en páginas de internet que no son oficiales, corrobore que la propiedad está disponible, visite el lugar en persona y nunca envié dinero sin conocer al destinatario y traté siempre de apoyarse con un experto. >>> nos comunicamos al número de teléfono publicado en la página de internet que estaba promoviendo esta propiedad pero la persona

i want to bring in cecilia vega.the biden team choosing to respond to what was so far the fiercest attack of this convention? >> well, not yet. i'm waiting to hear back right now, as we speak, george, but we're seeing the party in general responding in pretty quick real time right there in washington around the corner from the mellon auditorium where the republicans are holding this so-called convention tonight. you can see that image that they're projecting on a nearby building. it's calling into question the number of covid deaths and covid cases under president trump, and that's the same sentiment that we're seeing from joe biden's twitter account just a few minutes ago, calling out the president for these corona cases. but we are seeing a different tact being taken by the biden camp right now. much different than what we saw from president trump in compar comparison to last week. there were no in-person events today. much more traditional approach. they are letting the republicans have their moment. at least righ

. >>> al trabajar desde casa quizás pudiera en un futuro traer beneficios fiscales >>> cecilia méndez gasto de oficina en el hogar >>> sobre aquellos que tienen negocios propios y declaró sus impuestos como tal y tienen una oficina en casa pueden seguir obteniendo hasta 1500 $ de deducción algo que ha existido por años >>> tú declaras tus ingresos y otros gastos que incurren mientras conduces tu negocio por cuenta propia >>> y recibe una forma w2 para realizareste proceso entonces quede excluido de la deducción aunque los últimos meses se ha hablado de la posibilidad de algunos beneficios fiscales para los trabajadores en el año 2021 la realidad es que el congreso no ha firmado ninguna ley y no hay ningún cambio formal sobre la mesa >>> recuerde que no puede mentir en sus declaraciones de impuesto >>> las personas que sean enviados por cuenta propia que conduce sus negocios tienen un teléfono, un pequeño espacio donde guardano almacenan mercancía, cosas así por el estilo >>> para cualquier duda sobre los beneficios fiscales de los cuales puede teneracceso no dude consultarlos en (info

. >> reporter: in kansas cecilia irker regrets going out with friends. she's losing more to covid than just weeks in the hospital. >> i never thought i'd be in this position, to be two weeks away from turning 21, and i'm basically losing a lung >> reporter: tonight her warning as we enter another summer weekend. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> while most americans support the option of mail-in balloting in the midst of the pandemic president trump launched a new attack on it today as he trails joe biden in the polls. our peter alexander has the latest now from the white house. >> reporter: president trump tonight after floating the idea of delaying the november election that he does not have the power to do is renewing his attacks on mail-in voting despite no evidence it leads to widespread voter fraud. >> this is going to be the greatestent again preemptively casting doubt on the legitimacy of the election where polls show him facing the prospect of losing to former vice president joe biden. >> it will be fixed, it will be rigged. people oug

the cold war got its start and cecilia healthy. the 2 superpowers were already facing off against one another . my next stop is the topography of terra with over a 1000000 visitors a year it's one of the best known places of remembrance in berlin the documentation center informs and educates visitors about perpetrators the people behind the nazis regime of power in terror truly and kemah my own shows me around. could you briefly explain what i see here. this is the model of the german reich government district that's what it was even before the nazi era . bill comes to the us a is where the most important ministries were located. on the spot where we are now from 1933 on was the main office of the prussian secret state police. stuff that was the headquarters of the political police the gestapo the headquarters of the s.s. the should stuff the security service of the s.s. occupied the area where the topography of terror is located now like this can it all sounds very similar security service stuff how did they differ. what's importa

the cold war got its start and cecilia healthy. the 2 superpowers were already facing off against one another. my next stop is the topography of terra with over a 1000000 visitors a year it's one of the best known places of remembrance in berlin the documentation center informs and educates visitors about perpetrators the people behind the nazi regime of power and terror truly and kemah my own shows me around. for could you briefly explain what i see here. this is the model of the german rice government district that's what it was even before the nazi era . is where the most important ministries were located. on the spot where we are now from 933 on was the main office of the prussians secret state police. that was the headquarters of the political police the gestapo stuff the headquarters of the s.s. the should stuff and the security service of the s.s. occupied the area where the topography of terror is located now. it all sounds very similar security service is should stuff how did they differ. i missed it what's important is th

and the cold war got its start and cecilia healthy. the 2 superpowers were already facing off against one another. my next stop is the topography of terra with over a 1000000 visitors a year it's one of the best known places of remembrance in berlin the documentation center informs and educates visitors about perpetrators the people behind the nazis regime of power and terror truly and kemet my own shows me around. could you briefly explain what i see here. this is a model of the german riots government district that's what it was even before the nazi era. is where the most important ministries were located. on the spot where we are now from 1933 on was the main office of the prussian secret state police. stop that was the headquarters of the political police the gestapo the headquarters of the s.s. the should stuff the security service of the s.s. occupied the area where the topography of terror is located now like this it all sounds very similar security service as is should stuff how did they differ. i missed it what's important is

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. that lori loughlin and her husband fought for about a year to try to avoid. but in just a few hours like the more than two dozen other parents, wealthy parents, caught up in this scheme, they're going to learn just how long they'll trade their comfortable lifestyle for prison. 17 months after her shell-shocking arrest lori loughlin is about to face prison time. the question is, how long? the actress and husband fashion designer mossimo giannulli likely to spend months behind bars for their roles in the college admissions scandal. they'll face a judge during a zoom sentencing just hours from now. this after an about-face in may when they accepted a plea deal they previously rejected. the two accused of paying $500,000 to consultant rick singer story get their daughters into usc, one of them youtube star olivia jade. >> welcome back. >> reporter: in a memo filed monday federal prosecutors accused the couple of allowing their children to become complicit in crime and coaching their daugh

cecilia vega, thanks. amy? >>> now to the wildfires raging in california. firefighters are trying to gain the upper hand on the apple fire which has scorched more than 20,000 acres and forced thousands of people from their homes. zohreen shah is in cherry valley, california with the latest on that. good morning, zohreen. >> reporter: good morning, amy. we're learning overnight this fire is only 5% contained. this home burned to the ground. you can see it smoldering behind me. this fire forcing evacuations, threatening thousands. this morning at least 10 wildfires spreading in california including the apple fire now only 5% contained scorching more than 20,000 acres. more than 8,000 people forced to evacuate with little to no warning. >> we had a lot of trouble finding a place to stay last night because of so many people being evacuated at the same time. so me and the baby kind of stayed in the car last night. >> reporter: the fire adding another challenge for families already worried about their health amid the pandemic. >> i should be at home. i shouldn't

of migrants arriving from tunisia in north africa or correspondent max sunder reports now from the cecilia town of health and it sets where authorities say they are struggling to cope the coronavirus pandemic has made life even more challenging for some of the most vulnerable people here in the south the sicily. there is no justice for migrants no justice each month should pay bills how can i possibly do this. that this man from somalia tells us he is stuck here without work or a place to sleep authorities at the migration center promised to return his passport last december but he still has received any papers people who showed up for their appointments this morning tell us the pandemic has delayed processes here not having the necessary paperwork can affect their legal status in the country and ability to work life underneath the bridge is the only option for some of those lacking their paperwork 8 people have been sleeping in this well the kaffir the past 25 days one of them tells us with no money or support they're holding out until their cases can be heard. incidents like this have ma

hoffman. >> cecilia hoffman's statement was -- was huge. >> reporter: remember, she's the woman who quoted garcia as saying -- >> he said, "i killed a young boy and an old woman." >> reporter: but here's the thing. hoffman later said to a private eye hired by the defense that she remembered very little from that time. bob motta hammered at hoffman's credibility on cross-examination. >> the concept of that is just so insane to me, that this guy who's gotten away for essentially murder is now going to confess to a stripper that he knows that there's no way is ever going to hook up with him and that's your come-on line? "oh, yeah, i killed people. i killed an old lady and a young boy." i don't know. >> reporter: after three weeks both sides summed up their cases for the jury and hit all the familiar themes. then they placed anthony garcia's fate in the jury's hands. coming up -- a toast from the defense. but that was before the verdict. what would the jury do? >> seeing my brother cry, seeing my mom cry, seeing the district attorney cry was a tough moment. >> when "dateline" continues.

good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: stunning is right. good morning.cials have gone public with their concerns about president trump's fitness for office, but this is the highest ranking former member of the administration to break ranks and endorse joe biden. he served as the trump administration's chief of staff in the department of homeland security for two years, and in this video released by republican voters against trump, miles taylor says what he witnessed the white house was terrifying. >> the president wanted to exploit the department of homeland security for his own political purposes. >> reporter: he says president trump wanted to restart his family separation policy at the border. >> he said he wanted to go further and have a deliberate policy of ripping children away from their parents to show those parents that they shouldn't come to the border in the first place. >> reporter: and during those california wildfires, taylor says the president told fema to cut off federal money to the state. >> he told us to stop giving money to people whos

i met some decendents of pollee allen, peter lee, cecilia lewis, charles lewis and the turners. probably close to 300 decendents that live in the community today. cudjo lewis was always that iconic person in the community. not only was he a mover and shaker, he was a person that made things happen, and so as a result, even today when decisions were being made, sometimes people say, let's think about this amendment, think about what cudjo would have done. this was just done two years ago actually about flea years ago, by a local sculptor by the name of april livingston. she volunteered to do this, and raised $5,000 to complete it about. >> this is africa town. a community of about 1900 people today. and another little unknown fact is that mobile has the third with the highest number of baseball players in the hall of fame, right behind new york and california. billy williams, gerald williams, they all played ball in mobile and in this community. kleen jones who is with the miracle mets in 1969. over to the left the high school closed in 1970 with integration, with a lot of other

peter lee, cecilia lewis, charles lewis. probably close to maybe 300 descendants, fifth generation, that live in the community today. cudjoe lewis was always the iconic person in the community. not only was he a mover and shaker, what he was just the kind of person that made things happen. so as a result, even today when decisions are being made, sometimes people say let's think about this a moment. let's think about what cudjoe would have done. as a result, these bricks are the original breaks from the descendants of the clotilda. and this was just done two years ago, actually about three years ago, by a local sculptor by the name of april livingston. miss livingston actually volunteered to do this and raised 5000 dollars to complete it. i put it right there with queen never tv as far as a finished product, it's beautiful. this is africa town. again, about a community of 1500 people today. a little known fact is that mobile is third with the highest number of baseball players in the hall of fame right behind new york and ca

>>plus they've lost hundreds of dollars worth of food for cecilia garcia and her family the power outages, especially difficult, it's been really horrible i mean it's been very high. it's been very crazy, especially for my mom, she's all there. the. >>and she's it's been horrible she had pneumonia few months back and she used that a ventilator and she can't even use that garcia's daughter giselle also has schoolwork to this week but is unable to complete the assignments with no power or wi fi. >>very few if any places allowing customers to sit inside use the internet during the pandemic multiple assignments do. >>due dates are you know this weekend and it's just been super difficult to try and get those things to be turned in because i mean without power without life, i have my phone but you know i can't charge and i can't you know use anything to change submit those neighbors here say they've all reached out to pg e multiple times. >>well they haven't gotten any responses you only thing we want is for p g 8 at least give us a response what's going on keep us updated on sunday pge returne

good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: hi, amy. good morning to you.view overnight, the president claiming everything is just fine despite the reality of the coronavirus on the rise across the country. as cases surge and deaths rise, in a new interview overnight president trump claimed everything is under control. >> right now i think it's under control. i'll tell you what -- >> how? thousands of americans are dying a day. >> they are dying, that's true and you -- it is what it is. but that doesn't mean we aren't doing everything we can. >> reporter: the president doing a show and tell with charts, attempting to defy the grim reality. >> if you look at deaths -- >> starting to go up again. >> here's one. well, right here, united states is lowest in numerous categories. we're lower than the world. >> lower than the world? >> lower than europe. >> oh, you're doing death as a proportion of cases. i'm talking about death as a proportion of the population. that's where the u.s. is really bad. much worse than south korea, germany, et cetera. >> you can't do

>>plus they've lost hundreds of dollars worth of food for cecilia garcia and her family the power outages, especially difficult, it's been really horrible i mean it's been very high. it's been very crazy, especially for my mom, she's all there. the. >>and she's it's been horrible she had pneumonia few months back and she used that a ventilator and she can't even use that garcia's daughter giselle also has schoolwork to this week but is unable to complete the assignments with no power or wi fi. >>very few if any places allowing customers to sit inside use the internet during the pandemic multiple assignments do. >>due dates are you know this weekend and it's just been super difficult to try and get those things to be turned in because i mean without power without life, i have my phone but you know i can't charge and i can't you know use anything to change submit those neighbors here say they've all reached out to pg e multiple times. >>well they haven't gotten any responses you only thing we want is for p g 8 at least give us a response what's going on keep us updated on sunday pge returne

. >> cecilia, your reflections on the personal and the political. these convention speexs, they play decades later because some of them really break through. >> sure. well, it's incredible to think, i love hearing congresswoman lee's recounting of being a shirley chisholm delegate. when mom made that speech, she was only the second woman in history to be the key note for the democratic national convention. the first was barbara jordan, another incredible texan who broke so many barriers. and i guess i've been thinking about mom a lot. how completely thrilled she would be that senator harris is going. this is senator harris' night tonight. i've been watching the convention all week. i think it has been dominated by women. obviously, michelle obama, an incredible speech the first night, last night joe biden, stacy abrams, tonight, nancy pelosi. the speaker who is literally been the one person to stand in the breach here with donald trump and taking on every single issue. and to me, it feels like our time has come. it is important that you tell people

thank you, cecilia. now, it is time for dr. jill biden. she's going to be speaking from.pe s23g2,inak . let's check in with the end of the video introducing dr. jill biden. >> the future first lady of the united states. >> that's right. there you go. >> if dr. biden is our first lady, the country will be getting one ofumans that we have. >> she has been through some really tough things in her own life and she knows how hard it can be.>>rin people in theirl like hell for them. >> we all ndeecommunity. dewedeeo t others for ne.thed each other. >> and now, please welcome dr. jill biden. >> i have always loved the sounds of a classrm. the quiet that sparks with possibility just before students shuffle in. the murmur of ideas bouncing back and forth as we explore the world together. the laughter and tiny moments of surprise you find in terms aungve taught a million times. herenwh a it brandywine high school, i would spend my summer school year abo filled with anticipation. but this quiet is heavy.iety th. there's no scent of new notebooks or freshly waxed floors. the rooms are

>>plus they've lost hundreds of dollars worth of food for cecilia garcia and her family the power outages, especially difficult, it's been really horrible i mean it's been very high. it's been very crazy, especially for my mom, she's all there. the. >>and she's it's been horrible she had pneumonia few months back and she used that a ventilator and she can't even use that garcia's daughter giselle also has schoolwork to this week but is unable to complete the assignments with no power or wi fi. >>very few if any places allowing customers to sit inside use the internet during the pandemic multiple assignments do. >>due dates are you know this weekend and it's just been super difficult to try and get those things to be turned in because i mean without power without life, i have my phone but you know i can't charge and i can't you know use anything to change submit those neighbors here say they've all reached out to pg e multiple times. >>well they haven't gotten any responses. the only thing we want is for p g 8 at least give us a response what's going on keep us updated on sunday pge return

. >> cecilia vega?> what the president is doing here is to show the president does support legal immigration, but the reality is that he has slashed that, as well. so much so that the u.s. citizenship and immigration service, the agency processes visas is on the path of having to furlough all their workers because they see so little business happening right now. he's still running an anti-immigration campaign, but really, you know, the big picture right now, immigration is low on the list of concerns for voters as we're heading into this election. they're talking about the economy and covid. >> and the president wants to keep on talking about the wall, as well. this zaire mceremony is wrappin right now. the next is speaker will be eric trump. we saw tiffany trump earlier this evening and don jr. last night. somewhat of an attack dog when he took on joe biden. we'll see what tone eric trump takes tonight. >>> good evening, america. when i stood on this convention stage four years ago, no one fully unders

we have a supporter of joe biden from illinois, cecilia.aller: i want to first say that san jose needs to stop drinking the kool-aid. in january i said it should be joe biden and kamala harris because i think both of them are genuine and they both care about the people and they are both willing to invest in the people course nation, and of joe can get this economy working for everybody again, not just .or the rich people i think he will work hard to eliminate systemic racism and -- entrenched sestak was him sexism we have in this country. i was just going to say i've been hearing a lot from people on c-span on facebook and they are all talking about how joe is just another millionaire, in it for the money. , but theillionaire only reason we know that is trump, joe biden, unlike posted 21 years of his tax returns. if you go to the washington times, there is a box there to highlight some of the career of joe biden. the judiciaryn of foreigne and the , and hes committee oversaw the confirmations of .ome supreme court justices he helped blocked

donde el testimonio de la familia de cecilia sánchez que lo arriesgó todo para cruzar la frontera buscandoo la respaldaran su excontendiente elizabeth warren, la presidenta de la cámara de representantes y la excandidata presidencial hillary clinton. >> dijo que deben ganar por amplio margen para evitar que el presidente donald trump los despoje de victoria. el discurso más largo fue el del expresidente barack obama que arremetió contra su sucesor y eventual reelección. (hablan en inglÉs). >> no está a la altura del puesto porque no puede, pidió defender la democracia contra cualquier ataque una noche de grandes estrellas más allá de la política. >> desde la conducción de la famosa actriz kerry watching ton pasando por los.... y las presentaciones de billie j y el norteamericano prince royce. >> este jueves la convención demócrata termina con la aceptación del candidato joe biden como candidato presidencial. >> escucharemos otros contendientes de las primarias, pero los ojos están centrados en las palabras de joe biden, después habrá una gran celebración de políticos y artistas del espectá

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. >> cecilia, are you there? >> my name is julia and i'm a kindergarten student and i was wondering when we'll know exactly which apps will be available for students and teachers. are they the apps on clubber, sea saw is free but thank you. >> thank you. >> while i acknowledge some is of the key steps in this plan, i demand a clear plan for families, community partners, and teachers that support distance learning. many family, youth and communities are still unprepared for dis tang learning and this plan has its definite gap. this plan needs the plan for supporting families in things other than tech support. this plan also needs a coordinated and integrated approach to collabbing with dcyf. with the conversation around pods for the rich and the district offering little for the working class families, community learning pods are poise to be the best tool for equity. thank you. >> hell oh debra. >> hi. can you hear me? >> yes, we k. go ahead. >> my name is debra summers and i'm a parent at harvey milk public school