crown princess cecilia was educated. graceful and beautiful. no doubt g.l. shown many other women and she quickly became a style icon were favored pompadour hairstyle was often copied word for fear on the very heart of burnt overseas the palace with the royal couple took up residence and 917. cecilia study was photographed for an art magazine at the time the princess was the mother of 6 children. it is fenced off at this window looks out on the princes garden and as the name suggests that's where the children played and cecilia could watch them play from her desk here at the stores in the box at the end. it's easy to stumble over the threshold of the doorway leading into the next room just like on board the ship along with roses cecilia love the sea here in what was the silliest cabin on the furnishings original defense of dumb 30 for this window actually comes from it's an authentic porthole with a sliding glass pane. broil couples private chambers on the upper floor after painstaking restoration pink roses once again graced the rooms. and guided tours cata

cecilia isn't the only one to lose a loved one to grace wrote.about 4 hours from saul on a farm near the studio daegu lee you'd say is starting over after escaping fiji with his family. like cecilia's mother he was also caught in the thrall of jews preaching more at the border than you did or singing a surrogate album on his. own. but he says he became disillusioned after witnessing the abuse of other followers in fiji he decided to escape with his wife and youngest son but his eldest son john one is still in fiji and the fuses to leave. them on which i sure was out of because he went on and on global. clear warm. air. other to get on a. good touch somehow that someday i'm on the up. because of how badly it will go to an awesome joke and calling cards little. before you can see and his family went to the promised land they were told to sell all their belongings and give the proceeds to the church but there was one final rite of passage. about the threshing ritual. to cure the market attrition me being to run. 100 had on me. and the other didn't g

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cecilia isn't the only one to lose a loved one to grace wrote. about 4 hours from saul on a farm near the city of daegu li you'd say is starting over after escaping fiji with his family. like cecilia's mother he was also caught in the thrall of jews preaching. on his. chile marks a new one. but he says he became disillusioned after witnessing the abuse of other followers in fiji he decided to escape with his wife and youngest son but his eldest son john one is still in fiji and we feel. more mature on board was our because he's going to come in on google or she could handle a child through war to. get them on air. because it. could touch him hard on only him on the up. because of how badly he had a. can and their calling cards little girl years. before you can say and his family went to the promised land they were told to sell all their belongings and give the proceeds to the church but there was one final rite of passage. about the threshing ritual. and. due to the market attrition me being 2 runs a cool. 100 had on me. and the other didn't go.

cecilia, thank you. and we should point out that cecilia and our team here will have much more on the crucial latino vote across this country. "america's future: the power of the latino vote" premieres tonight 8:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. streaming on abc news live. >>> and of course, one week from tonight, abc news will be live on the air on election night with our powerhouse political team, starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern right after "world news tonight." and who knows how long we will be here. that's one week from tonight. >>> of course, the coronavirus front and center in this election. tonight, the country is now averaging more than 73,000 new cases a day. the highest one-week average of new cases since the pandemic began. and tonight, dr. deborah birx troubled by one state in particular where she said she saw the least amount of mask wearing. here's abc's alex perez. >> reporter: tonight, the coronavirus spreading like wildfire. the country averaging more than 73,000 cases a day. the highest during any s

crown princess cecilia was educated. graceful and beautiful. no doubt g.l. shown many other women and she quickly became a style icon favored pompadour hairstyle was often copied from fear and the very heart of burnt overseas the palace with the royal couple took up residence and 917 . cecilia study was photographed for an art magazine at the time the princess was the mother of 6 children. or mother to me it is fenced that this window looks out on the princes garden and as the name suggests that's where the children played and cecilia could watch them play from her desk here at this ors in the spirit. it's easy to stumble over the threshold of the doorway leading into the next room just like on board a ship along with roses cecilia of the city here in what was a serious cabin on the furnishings original fences down thirdly for this window actually comes from it's an authentic old home with a sliding glass pane. the royal couple's private chambers were on the upper floor after painstaking restoration pink roses once again graced the rooms. and guided ters cat

so, let's bring in cecilia vega with us live tonight. and cecilia, we just heard there in jon's piece, latinos make up the largest racial and ethnic minority voting bloc in this election. more latinos eligible to vote than ever before. >> reporter: david, listen to this. 32 million eligible latinos. the economy, health care, their top try yourties. this coronavirus has hit this community particularly hard and that is an issue that is driving them to the polls this time around, as well. back in 2016, about 30% of latinos voted for donald trump and he has been holding study with that number, but david, the big question right now is about turnout. fewer than half of all eligible latinos voted back in 2016, but we're already seeing about twice as many latinos vote early this time around as compared to four years ago. >> this is going to be fascinating to watch. and joe biden with a strong lead nationally among latino voters, leading by 30% in our latest poll, but there are many trump latino voters, as well. and your sources telling you tonig

crown princess cecilia was educated. graceful and beautiful. feel no down g.l. shown many other women and she quickly became a style icon were favored pompadour hairstyle was often copied from fear and fall in the very heart of burnt overseas the palace with the royal couple took up residence and 917. cecilia study was photographed for an art magazine at the time the princess was the mother of 6 children. or mother to me it is fenced. this window looks out on the princes garden and as the name suggests that's where the children played and cecilia could watch them play from her desk here at this ors you're looking up at the end. it's easy to stumble over the threshold of the doorway leading into the next room just like on board the ship along with roses cecilia love the city here in what was the silliest cabin on the furnishings original this fence of top 30 for this window actually comes from it's an authentic portal with a sliding glass pane. the royal couple's private chambers were on the upper floor after painstaking restoration pink roses once again graced t

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cecilia isn't the only one to lose a loved one to grace wrote. about 4 hours from saw on a farm near to city of daegu lee you'd say is starting over after escaping with his family. like cecilia's mother he was also caught in the thrall of jews preaching. the board. on his. head all. chile marson you want. but he says he became disillusioned after witnessing the abuse of other followers in fiji he decided to escape with his wife and youngest son but his eldest son john one is still in fiji and we feel. more much as you are on board with sort of because you're going to come in on google or she could handle a chill through war. or terror war create a crack at them when. i could. get on a. sunday i'm on the upper. bali. can and they're calling cards little joy. before you can say and his family went to the promised land they were told to sell all their belongings and give the proceeds to the church but there was one final rite of passage. about the threshing ritual. and. due to the market attrition me being 2 runs a cool. 100 had on me. and the other

este noviembre salgan a votar porque su voto sÍ cuenta muchachos. >> tan lindos abrazos a la santa cecilian hombre de bien es aquel que viaja 4 horas en tren todos los días para desayunar con su familia. es quien dedica su vida a servir y no a servirse de los demás. un hombre de bien es aquel que no sostiene sus valores en una mano, sino que los demuestra con acciones. preocupándose por el bienestar de los más vulnerables. ese es joe biden. un hombre de bien. i'm joe biden and i approve this message. primero son ácidos. luego son dulces. sour patch kids. Ácido, luego dulce. ¿esta crema? is not my mamá's crees muchísimo más liviana y deja mi piel feeling even smoother than hers. olay regenerist es mi secreto to keeping great looking skin en la familia. el pelo pero también puedemente atraerlo? armada con bounce pet hair & lint guard, tu ropa puede repeler el pelo de tu mascota. mira cómo la camisa a la izquierda atraye el pelo como un iman! gracias a bounce, puedes acariciar a tu perrito o gato sin cargar su pelo. los que saben que todo es posible con una mente abierta. los que no necesitan

as matt and cecilia have pointed out, it's about tone. and what do you say if you have a president -- >> it's almost impossible to imagine at this point. >> it really is. >> we've seen outpourings of good wishes for the president from leaders all around the world. but also behind the scenes, i would assume at the pentagon, some concern. will any of our adversaries try to take advantage of this moment? >> there is a minor bit of concern. but there are systems in place. they do not feel vulnerable. i've talked to military officials who say everything is normal, everything is in place. and social media has many things that are not true going on, about launching doomsday aircraft, ask tnd things like t. those rumors are not true. things are going on as normal. there are not concerns for national security. north korea will not launch a missi missile, nor iran trying to make some move, because the president is in the hospital. both helicopters close to walter reed now. he should be there very, very soon. >> it is a very, very -- >> looks like t

cecilia, good morning. >> reporter: hey, whit, good morning to you. president trump's doctors said overnight he is here resting comfortably, but make no mistake this is an earth-shattering development just 31 days out before election day. the president is here now in this hospital for the unforeseeable future as the number of positive cases in his inner circle has grown from his campaign manager overnight to his former aide kellyanne conway. this morning, president trump waking up at walter reed medical center. crowds swarming as marine one touched down. white house doctors recommending he remain hospitalized for the next few days, quote, out of an abundance of caution after his covid symptoms worsened friday. sources say he's experiencing all the hallmark symptoms -- fever, cough, fatigue and chills. but overnight president trump tweeting, going well, i think. thank you to all. love. the white house doctor says the president has already received his first dose of an experimental antibody cocktail and is being monitored by a team of experts. adding th

cecilia: i completely agree with chairman powell.tually quite stunned that congress has not passed another bill. i like to think of it as relief. in some ways, we don't want to fully stimulate the economy, we want people to be able to be distanced, stay home if they need to, or if there is not a job available, they need to pay their bills. but in paying their bills, that is keeping our economy afloat. if someone is not able to pay rent or buy food, that is money not going back into the economy. we understand these kinds of fiscal stimulus measures, when there is no other economic activity, helps to keep the economy afloat. many people worry, our federal debt and deficit is so high. that is true, but remember there is a denominator. think about how much federal debt there is compared to the size of the economy. onpeople are unable to spend rent, food, other essentials, or even things that they just want to spend money on, then our economic activity gets smaller and we cannot carry the debt that we have. the fastest way to recover is f

and i guess good to see you cecilia welcome back to the stream you were here last year as a protester and now we're going to be talking about the upcoming referendum what's happened in a year to see it tell everybody here. yes it's nice to be here again. actually i continue protesting mark yes march just right before the you know and they mean problem. a much younger nice talking to you for our concepts here on our side of the n.c.t. all from the capital. also i'm part of that annual in a work. around that especially by and internet my so nice to have you and 100 are welcome to the stream introduce yourself to the world thank you. don't loose also. i have a long career as our greater investigative journalist and i am currently in new york studying a master of creative writing good to have you and carlos. hello i'm carlos drummond i'm all for journalists writer them specialists in finance economics and politics and i'm talking to you from developer lisa area good to have a color as i am looking at a headline from the new york times and 12 months ago chilean president responding to prot

cecilia's over it carlos. i hope this is the end of the technocratic order when when we separated politics from economics and then and we gave all the power to none economist economists we were not economist real economy is the word lobbyist for big money for the calculus is you're not singing it. you know really appreciate you i should always say that there's never enough come to say should never have time for a conversation on the street i'm lucky very quickly on instagram at 1630 g.m.t. we always jump on to instagram every day to at live discussion show and we will be printing a c.n.n. newman and he can't see her on monday 16th and you can jump once the instagram account and see on the. right to mr. global pandemic. family comes 1st. for. health care has never been more important. because the new disease does not favor republicans over democrats bridge over our black or white. america decides how to care for a nation. extensive coverage of the us elections. on al-jazeera cut through the noise figure out wha

we interviewed cecilia back in 2018.ou can watch the full interview on our website. >>> silicon valley in the hot seat as tech leaders took what sometimes was pointed questions from senators. the hearing pressured the ceo of google, mark zuckerberg of facebook, and jack dorsey of twitter to defend how they police their own content. republicans accusing them of deliberately suppressing conservative views, which the executives deny. zuckerberg pointed out that his platform alerted the fbi to the plot to kidnap michigan's governor. >> i think it was about six months ago when we started seeing some suspicious activity on our platform, and that's part of our routine in how we operate. >> the goal of our labeling is to provide more context, to connect the dots so that people can have more information so they can make decisions for themselves. >> let me be clear. we approach our work without political bias, full stop. >> last week the justice department sued google in the government's biggest antitrust lawsuit since suing micro

. >> reporter: that's right, cecilia.spoke to political experts across several battleground states and told us for joe biden to win he has to pick off some swing voters that went with president trump four years ago, but also grow those coalitions that always help democrats win. this morning, as many polls tighten across the country, the battle for the white house will come down to who can turn out key voting blocs. in florida, the biggest battleground state hispanics make up more than 2 million registered voters. nearly 20% of the electorate in that state. the president and joe biden there to make their closing arguments. >> we're going on to win a record share of the hispanic-american vote. >> the latino community is the most diverse in the country. the better the community does the better the country does. >> reporter: new polling suggesting hispanic voters could break for either candidate. one poll has biden up 50% to 34%. another released that same day shows the president on top, 52 to 46%. another key voting group th

cecilia?e chilling kidnapping plot. 13 facing charges in connection with a plan to kidnap governor gretchen whitmer and storm the capitol building. george spoke with her earlier and alex perez has more on this developing story. good morning again, alex. >> reporter: hey, good morning. according to authorities these suspects not only wanted to target the governor but they also wanted to target police officers and incite a civil war. michigan governor gretchen whitmer, the alleged target of a foiled kidnapping plot. >> two militia groups who were preparing to kidnap and possibly kill me. >> reporter: this morning, these six men are facing federal charges. another seven facing state charges. the fbi and state police seen here raiding the home of one of the suspects took action after they say the men part of a group called the wolverine watchmen met to exchange tactical gear and pool their money to allegedly buy explosives. the alleged mission, attack michigan governor gretchen whitmer before elec

cecilia chang will be remembered fondly. we are thinking of her and her family and all of her friends in the culinary community tonight. we will be right back. as a nurse, i've faced the fear of being stretched too thin to do my job right. and it's not just health care workers. our teachers and school staff are going the extra mile for our kids. our firefighters are taking on unthinkable missions to keep us safe. how can we keep giving billions in tax breaks to rich corporations when our communities need that money? prop 15 closes corporate loopholes and invests in our schools, health care, and public safety. help us do our jobs. vote yes on 15. it's made for this guy a veteran who honorably served and it's made for her she's serving now we made it for all branches and all ranks whether they served one tour or made a career of it. we also made usaa for military spouses and their kids usaa is easy to work with and can save you money on auto, home and renters insurance. become a member today. get an insurance quote at usaa.com

ramÓn: a horas del dÍa de halloween, charlamos ahora con la doctora cecilia gonzÁlez,mÉdico pediatraque todavÍa sigue muy fuerte en los estados unidos, especialmente en la bahÍa. pedimos a nuestras familiasque tengan mucho cuidado, mejor no celebrar este dÍa de las brujas o de halloween pidiendo dulces de casa a casa. ramÓn: esta serÁ una ocasiÓn muy diferente a otros aÑos en que estÁn acostumbrados a unirse en grupos, por quÉ es necesario hacerlo de manera responsable? dicen que es mejor no celebrarlo. >> podemos celebrar, pero de maneras alternativas como celebrar en la casa, les decimos a las familias sobre decorar calabazas en la casa con la familia. pueden tener un fiesta de disfraces de zoom. tambiÉn utilizar los huevos de pascua. podemos pedir dulces, no hay mucho tiempo o lugar para tomar distancia de otras personas que tambiÉn estÁn celebrando halloween afuera. ramÓn: quÉ recomienda cuando hablamos de los pequeÑos, hay riesgo para la salud de pequeÑos o de adultos? >> nosotros y los pequeÑos tambiÉn, claro que nuestros abuelos y nuestras familias estÁn en condiciones crÓnica

for ever cecilia chang passed away today at the age of 100 ahead we look back at the legacy she leaves behind here in the bay area and around the world is force the 49 ers have a really big game this sunday against russell wilson and the first place seattle seahawks jason has what kyle shanahan has to say about the hawks >>on 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >>sunday marks game one of a brutal five-game stretch for the forty-niners and i guess it's appropriate that that five-game stretch starts with the arch rival seattle seahawks the seahawks are always pretty good this year they truly look like a super bowl favorite russell wilson is likely your mvp front-runner close he's doing things like this all season long. he's leading a seattle offense that leads the nfl in both points and yards per game it seems pretty likely. carol has completely opened up the playbook for his franchise quarterback. the niners in the seahawks play to classic games last season, the seahawks handed the niners their first loss of the season on a game winning field goal in the first matchup and then in the fi

okay, cecilia, thanks very much.s all comes as the virus is surging in the u.s. 32 states reporting increases in case, more than 210,000 americans have died. 31,000 people are currently hospitalized and we have just heard from dr. anthony fauci who said the number of deaths could climb to up to 400,000 if people in this country do not do what we need to do. we'll have much more on this in our next half hour, robin. >> we will, george. >>> but now to tonight's vice presidential debate taking place at the university of utah under those extraordinary circumstances. with 27 days to go until the final votes, an estimated nearly 5 million americans already taking advantage of early voting options to cast their ballots. our mary bruce has the very latest. she's there in salt lake city for us. good morning, mary. >> reporter: robin, good morning. well, this is it. the only match-up between senator kamala harris and vice president mike pence and there's new urgency to this debate tonight. with the president's diagnosis and wi

had a very good idea of what they wanted to protest a very bright and they cause so many things but cecilia as somebody who has been protesting and only been stopped by covert 19 if you could clarify what it is that you need from your government what would you say. i mean. we need the real changes we are like really tired of these ever know constant manber do is they're trying to port in their very big want or a country. we are in a very unequal concretely we hopped problems in almost every aspect of. barry illegal herb's to their people during this pandemic or given an example and even now i can't access to this help so i have to take money from my pension funds like a lot of people do so we are still like really up for response from their government we are tired of this fierce then we need to start over but even if there's a lot of people asking for changes in the cost to torture there's also a really big part of their population that. if they really care of chain years are over there's also part of the population but our benefits get benefits from these people. you know on the trip or so

back to cecilia vega. >> reporter: good morning.rth carolina later today. he's hoping these rallies can energize his supporters in this final stretch. overnight president trump in the battleground of pennsylvania. >> pennsylvania, you got to get out and vote. you know, if we win pennsylvania, we win the whole thing. >> reporter: it's a state he won by less than 1% in 2016 and one he needs to win again even though this time around he made the visit begrudgingly. >> before the plague came in, i had it made. i wasn't coming to erie. i mean, i have to be honest. there's to way i was coming. i didn't have to. >> reporter: the pennsylvania had hoped to have the first lady with him in her first public appearance since contracting the coronavirus, but the morning of the scheduled trip, she canceled citing an abundance of caution and a lingering cough. now the president on a solo blitz to the finish. four battlegrounds states hitting nevada, arizona, pennsylvania and north carolina all between sunday and tomorrow's debate. earlier at the whi

>>cecilia is like colin arie royalty, everybody reveres her m o with the james beard awards committee is a dear friend, chinese food back then was kind of floppy americanized food just saw what a huge job and how. it did not reflect chinese cuisine she excellent with asian and non-asian when she arrived in san francisco from china in the 1950's she was going to help friends opened a restaurant but they bail leaving her to do it on her own i was the best buy. >>i was the hosts. i was the one answer both all they can reservation. anderson after years of hard work the mandarin with his iconic red door opened on polk street. >>it was not an easy start cantonese cooking dominated the u.s. generally with its lighter flavors rice chop suey and egg foo young the mandarin style is pricier uses oil and more weak points noodles and vines taste largely unknown then 2 americans a lot of people felt it's not going to work she's an appeal but he did it and she succeeded the mandarin on polk street eventually took off and then in an even guts the your move. >>chang relocated to gear a deli square and

. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. that's right. thousands of people are evacuating in the middle of an epic fire season. three of the biggest fires in colorado history happened all this year and two of them are raging right now. overnight raging infernos making parts of colorado look like another planet. wildfires igniting hundreds of thousands of acres at an alarming rate. the east troublesome fire is now the second largest in colorado history burning 100,000 acres in a single day. second in size only to the massive cameron peak fire just 12 short miles away. >> that's really unheard of for a fire in this part of the world in timber. >> reporter: thousands have evacuated mountain towns west of denver. high winds and dry conditions creating a perfect storm. you can see behind me here the fire is in the trees. the firefighters call this crowning and when that happens in these conditions, the fire is virtually unstoppable. >> reporter: the fires now burning into rocky mountain national park. it is now closed. people are evacuating as

cecilia vega, thanks very much. michael?> thank you, george. >>> let's get now to the very latest from the campaign trail. with just one week until the final votes, president trump hitting three states today that he won last time and joe biden heading to georgia which hasn't been won by a democrat since 1992. mary bruce is tracking it all for us this morning. good morning, mary. >> reporter: michael, good morning. this is a sign of confidence from the biden team. president trump won georgia by five points in 2016, but now biden sees this as potentially up for grabs. he is going on offense in these final days as he tries to stretch the electoral map while the president remains largely focused on those critical states that handed him the white house. one week to go and president trump is desperate to change the subject, but joe biden not letting up, hammering him on the pandemic. >> the bottom line is, donald trump is the worst possible president, the worst possible person, to try to lead us through this pandemic. i don't thin

let's go back to cecilia vega. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: good morning again.w serious this virus really is. fresh off his release from walter reed president trump walked off marine one and up the stairs to the white house residence and then the president who is still contagious did something remarkable. he took off his mask, put it in his pocket and saluted. a white house staff photographer right there next to him and the president who is supposed to be in isolation then walked inside to a room full of people. it was a made for tv moment and one the white house nearly immediately turned into a promotional video. his message -- >> don't let it dominate you. don't be afraid of it. >> reporter: but the reality, the president received treatment most americans will never know from the best medical experts in the world. and the disease he says americans shouldn't fear has now killed 210,000 people in this country with cases on the rise. >> i could have left two days ago, felt great, like better than i have in a long time. >> that's after he was so sick he twice need

good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: hey, george, good morning.resident trump is on an aggressive swing through the key battleground states hoping for a last-minute surge and as you said he is downplaying the virus. he is also attacking dr. anthony fauci, but the big question this morning is whether this will appeal to anyone outside of his most loyal base. as the country faces a third coronavirus wave and more than 220,000 deaths, president trump on the trail saying voters are tired of hearing about the pandemic. >> people are pandemic'd out. you know that? >> reporter: the president on a swing through the battleground of arizona where cases are on the rise. the packed crowd mostly without masks. with polls showing a majority of americans unhappy with his handling of the virus, president trump now laser focused on a new target, the nation's leading infectious disease expert. >> people are tired of hearing fauci and all these idiots. >> reporter: on a call with his campaign team, the president on the attack against dr. anthony fauci. >> every time

senior white house correspondent cecilia vega with the latest.rning to you, cecilia. >> reporter: hey, this came as a surprise. we didn't know barron had covid until the first lady made this post online. the good news is that she says she and her son have since tested negative. when he was infected he had no symptoms. the revelation came in a blog post on the white house website. the first lady writing that in addition to her and her husband, their 14-year-old son barron also tested positive for the coronavirus saying, barron initially tested negative but, quote, my fear came true when he was tested again and it came up positive. luckily he is a strong teenager and exhibited no symptoms. she says she experienced body aches, a cough and headaches and felt extremely tired most of the time. mrs. trump says both she and barron have since tested negative. when asked how barron was doing, the president quickly pivoted to his supreme court pick. >> barron is fine. and amy is doing a fantastic job. we're heading out to iowa and we have a big rally, a lot

edificio donde asesinaron destino la información (comerciales) hace apenas unos días el censo 2020 ana cecilia importante que nos hagamos con préstamos en la recta final para hacerlas contar para poder traer todos esos fondos que la comunidad tanto necesita >>> través de un breve comunicado inaudible concluir las operaciones de conteo >>> c jun la oficina del censo estamos arriba del 90% y hasta el momento poco más de76% de la comunidad donde inaudible era la respuesta ha sido muy como 95% y lugares que están al 100 persiste desde los votos que no contestado el cuestionario podrían llamar al teléfono en pantalla en ambos lados puede participar en espaÑol recuerde que el cuestionario no se incluye ningún tipo de información sensible ni seguro social tampoco se hablará sobre su estatus migratorio. inaudible está afectando el estado sucio con preocupaciones y que ponen a limpiar las casas son como los civiles estaban en orden de evacuación pero lo personal es en este contarán con protección estatal y la seÑora ana hace lo posible que nunca falte comida en la mesa de su familia dice que le gusta s

let's head back over to ginger. >> thank you, cecilia.sion and the forecast. but behind it each of those forecasts, there's a whole lot more to talk about like wildfires. nearly 4 million acres have burned already this year, more than twice the all-time record set in 2018. so the question is, is it climate change? is it forest management? turns out it's both and a whole lot more and i'm covering these, the complex stories behind all of it every week in a segment called "it's not too late" and examine the questions, ask the experts and go beyond the headlines you get to dive into the biggest climate and environment stories of our time. see it every thursday night on abc newslive >>> good morning. i'm mike nicco. another tough day. look at all the smoke in the air now. plus dangerous heat and a red flag warning. >>> now to a special performance from bon jovi and country star jennifer nettles. off their brand-new album "2020" here they are with the new single "do what you can." ♪ ♪ tonight they're shutting down the borders and they boarded u

good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: good morning again.reed, mostly focused on his re-election campaign. on that drive-by, even a doctor here at walter reed is calling this reckless political theater. it was a stunt that violated cdc guidelines and unnecessarily put the health of secret service agents at risk. the president breaki gathered outside the hospital. he's there in the back seat wearing a mask and waving. others in the suv with him exposed. health experts say the president likely still contagious. overnight, the white house saying in a statement, appropriate precautions were taken including ppe. the movement was cleared by the medical team as safe to do. but the administration's own cdc says any movement of a hospitalized covid patient outside their room should only be done for medically essential purposes. it follows a weekend of mixed messages and false statements from the president's medical team. on saturday white house dr. sean conley repeatedly dodging questions about whether the president was so sick he needed oxygen. >> y

let's go back to our senior white house correspondent cecilia vega.ve but he is back out on the campaign trail again including this possible trip to capitol hill for the historic confirmation vote of judge amy coney barrett to the supreme court. vice president mike pence center ground of north carolina. >> north carolina is trump country. ose contact with aides who tested at least five people in his inner circle contracting the coronavirus in recent days. his chief of staff marc short who was with the vice president on every campaign stop last week including friday night at a rally in ohio. short now in isolation and experiencing symptoms. pence's body man, a personal assistant who accompanies him virtually everywhere, a tly traveled with pence on air force taffers. wearing a mask as he headed for his rally, the vice president head of th>> why are you still chedule jam packedu have covid? with planned trips t south carolina and back to north carolina, but cdc guidelines call for a 14-day quarantine after exposure to the virus. a spokesman saying pence

cecilia: mi nombre es cecilia, yo quiero saber cuÁntas vacunas se estÁn desarrollando. etapa tres avanzada, es decir, se estÁn haciendo las pruebas ya en grandes nÚmeros de personas. hay muchas, muchÍsimas mÁs, docenas y docenas, que estÁn en diferentes etapas de desarrollo. en los estados unidos, nosotros hemos estado respaldando, ya sea directamente, ayudando a desarrollar o al facilitar las pruebas, seis diferentes candidatos, cinco de los cuales, ya estÁn en ensayos clÍnicos avanzados, dos de los cuales, en sÍ comenzaron. cuando yo digo avanzados, eh, haciendo la pregunta, ¿funciona esto de verdad o no?, asÍ que esperamos tener una respuesta en algÚn momento antes que termine este aÑo calendario. patricia: muchas gracias, doctor fauci. y la siguiente inquietud tiene que ver con los estudios clÍnicos. guillermo: hola, mi nombre es guillermo. quisiera hacer una pregunta, ¿cuÁntos estudios clÍnicos se estÁn llevando a cabo? fauci: bueno, en estos momentos en los estados unidos, hay seis ensayos clÍnicos que se estÁn llevando a cabo. cuando se hace un ensayo clÍnico, un

i want to bring in cecilia vega.t's surprising to hear chris say he wasn't contacted by the white house. the white house also facing questions because the president went forward with that trip to b bedminster, new jersey after hicks tested positive. >> i had a physical reaction after hearing that chris christie had not been contact. that just raises serious, absolutely serious questions about the contact tracing methods that the white house has been using. and you mentioned it, that big trip to bedminster that the president took, even though he had been exposed, potentially 100-some-odd people. and they've been told to take precautions. but this is coming at a time when the polls show the majority of americans don't trust the president's handling of the coronavirus. he's frankly misspoken, mistruth after mistruth about how serious the virus is. he told bob woodward, he admitted to downplaying the severity of the virus, saying he didn't want to worry them. even though he knew exactly how dangerous this was at the time

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cecilia chang was 101 years old. coming up a volkswagen recall to tell you about after reports of a fuel problem that can start fires and a 5 week-old kitten is lucky to be alive after her tail and paws were frozen to a truck. how she was rescued by the man who now plans >>it's that time when we check in with news nation on wgn america to see what they're working on for tonight, rob nelson is joining us live from chicago with a preview. hi rob. >>hey there good afternoon a very busy news night ahead on this wednesday. first want to have some live reports from the city of new orleans tonight is hurricane zeta making landfall. this historic hurricane season is striking yet again also tonight a look at the huge surge of early voting happening right now all across the country more than 70 million of us have already cast our ballots want to talk about the records being shattered right now, but also a few problems that some hackers out there have calls already during this election cycle. also tonight keeping an eye on phil

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