hace trece aÑos claudio ortega maldonado llegÓ a nueva york.y lo que a travÉs de su hijo mayor que interpreta y de a su madre grandes el retorno de los restos de claudio que ahora descansa ni en su natal placa. pero el viaje no fue fÁcil, yo conocido gente que que han perdido la vida a consecuencia de de de esta pandemia. no. entonces me pedÍa me hoy a usted que tiene usted que puede cruzar por favor, quÉdense. por favor, quÉdese mi amigo. el reverendo juan carlos ruiz lleva dÉcadas defendiendo los derechos de los inmigrantes y nueva york. distribuir su comunidad es una tarea fundamental en su lucha. pero la entrega mÁs difÍcil que le tocÓ fue la de las cenizas de inmigrantes mexicanos como claudio que murieron en medio de la pandemia y que Él mismo tuvo que entregar a sus familias en mÉxico, con la esperanza. >> de nuestra presencia de alguna manera de alipio de Ánimo. al compaÑera la al prÓjimo, al que estÁ alla. >> imagino le naciÓ de su corazon post. nosotros, un persona porque con su la no. no mÁs tranquila capital que es el pan cinco nada

fabiola tiene la dramÁtica historiade claudio ortega.o tenÍa sÓlo 29 aÑos. >> de gracias a dios porque regreso. >> a travÉs de su hijo mayor que interpreta, agradece el retorno de los restos de claudio. que ahora descansan. pero el viaje no fue fÁcil. >> he conocido gente que ha pedido la vida a consecuencia de esta pandemia. entonces me pedÍan. usted que puede cruzar llÉveselo. >> el reverendo lleva dÉcadas defendiendo los derechos de los inmigrantes en nueva york. distribuir alimentos en su comunidad es una tarea fundamental. pero la entrega mÁs difÍcil que le tocÓ fue la de las cenizas de migrantes mexicanos, como claudio, que murieron en la pandemia y que Él tuvo que entregar sus familias en mÉxico. >> con la esperanza de que nuestra presencia de alguna manera de alivio y de Ánimo al compaÑero juana compaÑera, al prÓjimo, el que estÁ al lado. >> imagino que naciÓ de su corazÓn. porque el consulado sÓlo tener la capital. y como no contamos con recursos para ir a traerlo hasta la capital. >> en el principal sustento para sus dos herman

in the jungle town of xpujil, we met up with claudio lopez again. government's infrastructure plans are a big issue in the village. soon, the population will increase ten-fold from what it is now. >> the problem is that everything will grow without control. prices will rise. and as in other parts of mexico, organized crime will take over. so who benefits from the development and supposed progress? in the land of the maya, the legacy of history is omnipresent. claudio lopez takes us to meet an important representative of the indigenous population. deppe -- >> the name tren maya is a disgrace. we, the maya people, are the ones who bear this proud name, but nobody has spoken to us. >> this is not true. we are in contact with all groups and there will be further consultations. because of the pandemic, contact might have been reduced a little. but again, if anyone benefits from the train, it's the indigenous people. >> but, once again, many indiginous people feel that their concerns have not been taken into account. the last stop on our journey is the ba

music from sabrina claudio.week, we've got new shows with viola davis, kawhi leonard of the clippers, carey mulligan, daveed diggs, alanis morissette, and post malone, with music from lewis capaldi, and the bird and the bee featuring dave grohl. four days ago, our first guest surprise released another album, her second of the lockdown. yesterday, she celebrated her 31st birthday, and tonight, she is here with us. her self-directed documentary, "folklore: the long pond studio sessions" is on disney+, and her new album is called "evermore." please say hello to taylor swift. >>> hi. >> happy birthday. >> thank you so much. >> did you have cake? how was it last night? >> i actually, prefer to hydrate we, i dehydrate, so there was a lot of drink, water, drink water. >> so, you mentioned, i know you mentioned it a couple of times. you were born on the 13th. i was also born on the 13th. so maybe they are right. and that you have been looking forward to this birthday, because 31 is 13 backwards. >> yeah, so until i turn

music from sabrina claudio is on the way. of "the walking dead." her newest project is yet another true story, she plays selena in "selena: the series" on netflix. please welcome christian serratos. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome, welcome. is that, is that for me? is that a gift? >> no. >> jimmy: oh, it's not. >> this is something that i learned to do in the quarantine and it kind of acts as like a stress reliever for me. >> jimmy: is that a rubik's cube? >> yes, correct, it's a speed cube, i became a supererd about it. >> jimmy: do you feel -- are you under a lot of stress right now? >> no, not necessarily stress but i'm doing things i've never done before, like sitting here with you. >> jimmy: i see, all right. >> yeah. >> jimmy: can you do it while you talk? >> i can, unless i'm enamored with you. which i might be. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, i have a feeling you'll have no trouble. [ laughter ] a very eddie murphy-ish look you have there. i love that red suit you've got on. [ cheers and applause ] >> my ensemb

claudio saunt is professor of american history codirector of the center for virtual history associate director of the institute of native american studies at the university of georgiaand author of three. yesbooks on the american history, west of the revolution, black white and indian a new order of things . thank you for joining us and welcome . >> let me think the atlanta history center for sponsoring this event. >> unworthy republic challenges the idea that so many histories have presented about the expulsion of native americans as an inevitability and you uncover evidence of political and economic motivations so first indians only in the southeastin the decades before the 1830s ? >> they owned a huge amount, half of alabama, two thirds of what became mississippi. about a fifth of georgia and it's not just how much land they own but how valuable that land was. it was among the most valuable agricultural lands in the entire world at the time. and removal cover the entirety of the united states and we think of it largely as a southern story and it mostly was the southern story but the

claudio severgnini is slipping back into his old routine.than two decades. that's incredible, so you have to cross the cycle lane to go into your taxi rank here? but the roads he knows like the back of his hand are being altered and he is worried about cars being pushed out. claudio is concerned these bike lanes through the heart of his city have appeared too fast without enough consideration for cars. no? chuckles. it's already causing a lot of conflict. transforming the roads, making room for cyclists, involves taking sections away from the drivers. and this side is also new? yes, that side is correct. the parking over side. on the pavement? oh, so now they park...? so not space. wow. but there is an urgency in this part of italy, as everyone we meet has been touched by the pandemic. this time has forced reflection. for some, the changes are not going far or fast enough. most of milan's new bike routes are only temporary paintjobs. environmentalists are using the current situation to push for permanent infrastructure. coronavirus is a mome

. >> la espera termina para claudio, paramédico del condado. >> es algo que va a ayudar a todos >> conue tiene problemas con respiraciones. >> la vacuna con 1 95% de efectividad brinda 1 mejor atención a sus pacientes que día a día de sufrir al responder a las llamadas de emergencia por covid-19 >> hay mucho miedo y es algo que yo trato de calmar a todos >> el precio por lo menos 30 llamadas de emergencia se registran todos los días, alcanzando el pico más alto de contagios y muertes en todo el valle central. >> es por eso que son los primeros en ponerse vacuna 1 paso importante para funcionarios de salud que con esto busca frenar los contagios >> podemos tener suficientemente camillas y espacio. >> más información, esta red de salud están bajo i investigación por que fueron acusados de obtener de forma fraudulenta vacunas de coronavirus. se anunció la inmunización en sus páginas de facebook el centro de salud esta colaborando con las autoridades 1 mujer sobrevivió 1 incendio en su casa y nos contó cómo logró escapar >> esta señora de 82 años de edad escapó de milagro de morir en 1 exp

claudio tiene mÁs de la vacuna que puede parar todo esto.ltos trump le jalÓ las orejas al comicionado de la agencia federal de alimentos y medicinas. la casa blanca ordenÓ que autorice la vacuna hoy o que renuncie. vÍa tuit catalografía como una gran tortuga lenta. dejense de jugar y salven vidas. en otro dÍa donde el país tuvo un rÉcord de 3300 muertes, la fda dice que trabaja rÁpidamente. las vacunas comenzarÁn la prÓxima semana, dijo el secretario de salud. [habla en inglÉs] reportera: un comitÉ de expertos se aprobÓ el uso en mayores de 16 aÑos. entre los que votaron a favor el especialista. buenas noches. la fda autorizo el uso de emergencia de la vacuna e pfizer conta el coronavirus.la decision de la adminsitracion de medicinas y alimentos se produce a un dia de que un anel de expertos voto a favor de usar esta vacuna pues sus beneficios superan a los riesgos.repetimos, la fda autorizo la primera vacuna anticovid., se trata de la vacuba de pfizer y bion-tech que mostro ser 95 por ciento efectiva en pruebas clinicas que se realiaron en

>> it is not claudio, thank you. >>> after rolling out the first batches of the moderna vaccine, there are new batches. >> reporter: the most high-profile endorsement yet of the covid vaccine. the president-elect and jill biden getting their shotting in delaware. >> i'm doing this to demonstrate that people should be prepared when it's available to take the vaccine. there's nothing to worry about. >> reporter: nationwide, a new battle amid-a deadly enemy fedex and u.p.s. delivering to the front lines. >> i'm very proud to be part of this historic moment i'm thrilled. >> reporter: at baptist health in miami, the first doses arrive chief pharmacy officer madelyn taking the first delivery. across the country, 6 million moderna doses and 2 million pfizer doses are shipping this week. >> excited to be the first one >> sure. >> reporter: in san antonio paramedics rolled up their sleeves. in bridgeport, connecticut, nursing home residents both are in group 1a beginning in february the cdc says group 1b should include 75 and oil older and essential works, more emergency worker, teachers, publi

no significa que puede deshacerse de su mascarilla y nuestra realidad continuará siendo la norma claudioíamos antes del covid-19. y contra el covid-19. y con mascarillas y una segunda a la de contagios por el país un posible remedio y como dice detractor experto en enfermedades infecciosas del éxito de la vacuna y la vacunación ni un 25% que no significa esto y podrían contraerlo ello en 95% y con los esfuerzos y para obtener inmunidad de grupos contagios con el virus y la inmunidad y con este punto la meta es de gran 60% de inmunidad grupal en una tarea que no será fácil que necesitarán suficiente dosis de las vacunas y de la población y avisar a la población que estaremos utilizando la mascarillas el aÑo entrante telemundo 48. dicen que ahora es viviendo las consecuencias de quienes decidieron viajar durante las fiestas de decir gracias los casos de covid-19 desde entonces y al menos 167 personas dan positivo te predice que la severidad sin cuidados intensivos en expresiones 17 10 expertos esta la insultan a la gente que por favor se queden en casa >>> problemas de familia lleve 16 pie

condados san mateo, sonoma, napa y solano decidieron esperar antes de unirse al resto de la bahía, claudiotaurante, pero esto cambió con la llegada de la pandemia >>> ahora que llegó el covid-19 este restaurante era uno de los más ocupados de esta zona, pero desgraciadamente como le digo después del covid-19 nos vinimos abajo de sus ventas bajaron un 65 por ciento según nos cuenta por lo que guillermo tuvo que despedir a cuatro empleados, ahora son solo él, su esposa y un tercero quienes mantienen el negocio a flote, aseguran que está feliz de poder continuar trabajando para cambiar una satisfacción que no comparte el supervisor de san mateo, cree que es momento de cerrar >>> en un comunicado, la oficina de salud del condado san mateo dijo que entiende y aprecia las medidas tomadas por otros condados y que continuarán trabajando con líderes comunitarios sobre los lineamientos actuales, una situación muy similar a lo que ocurre en napa donde tampoco se unieron a la orden del encierro preventivo >>> en el condado napa estamos en la orden del estado, cuando el estado diga que napa corre pelig

del contrato santa clara lanza un programa de emergencia de auto colección de exámenes de covid- claudios comunidad y nos cuenta cómo funciona? >>> qué tal buenas noches, en vecindarios como este en el este de san josé ofrece la manera gratuita >>> es bienvenido de mi parte porque muchas veces, el chavo la excusa de que no podemos ir a donde nos hacen pruebas, si el gobierno hace su esfuerzo para alcanzar al mundo que lo hagan >>> está la comodidad de su hogar segar los auto exámenes de covid- gracias a una campaña que es lanza departamento de salud del condado de santa clara en colaboración con la organización sin fines de lucro los (...) entré otras >>> es la oportunidad eliminar la barrera que existe para la prueba de covid- >>> carreras consideradas por la autoridad de salud para montar la campaña ya que en ocasiones las personas no llegan al centro de prueba a la hora establecida porque se encuentran trabajando, uniendo fuerza miembros de la organización empleados del departamento de salud puede llegar hasta su domicilio >>> la situación es grave y es por eso que nosotros aquí en el

tonight, taylor swift, christian serratos, and music from sabrina claudio. and now, jimmy kimmel!immy. thanks for watching. thanks for joining us. we have a big show tonight with taylor swift. we have a special show tonight. tonight's show is not going to be about trump or the electoral college, the vaccine, not even about "men tell all." [ laughter ] tonight, i have an untraditional holiday story about my family i'd like to share. those of you who watch the show regularly may know my cousin micki. [ cheers and applause ] >> when i'm feeling down, i grab a squishy and i squeeze it and smell it. and squishies are probably the one of the best inventions in

. >> claudio, from human rights watch, thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> the administration is pushing ahead with a planned $1 billion arms sale to morocco. if approved by the u.s. congress the deal will provide provision -- precision guided weapons an dropes. this is just a day after the white house announced a deal brokered by the u.s. for morocco to normalize relations with israel. they agreed to recognize morocco's claim of the western part of sahara as part of that agreement. they are returning refugees to camp, they fled to the capital, addis ababba in fight tweeng local forces and federal government soldiers. the u.n. says their run to tigray so soon is unacceptable but ethiopia insists they'll be safe. there are 96,000 refugees registered in egypt, most live in tigray which border eritrea. and announced killing of four workers, one staff was killed at a refugee camp, danish refee council had three workers killed last month. your peen union lead verse reached a deal to try to slow climate change and tack they will most pressing issue of our times. the b

taken out of us national guard and the matter was similar wasn't it was ours it was whispered to claudio franco via from human rights watch has the e.u. advocacy officer and says what happened to the genie retain only happens to order egyptians the fact is. what's happened in the ordeal he went through is ordinary for 2000 school bob people in egypt. genuine the past year it's it's been nearly 5 years now he's become a symbol a symbol of of of of hope but it's the national security agency in egypt it's quite all torrijos we have documented rampant torture we have documented in forced disappearance in the country and how the judiciary east effectively in service of the system of repression in in the country on the up and should be from italy and maybe they didn't believe that he was even italian but we cannot forget the towers and others that as we speak still into jane's very. welcome 1st that could be to start decorating egypt just earlier this week president mark wrong trends gave sisi the highest honor of the french a public but in general i would say that the attitude and the approac

claudio, bank of america head of latin america, we appreciated.e you to the strugg e travel stocks we mentioned earlier and take you through the winners. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> time now for stock of the hour. the travel industry, breaking up a bit today. astrazeneca, indicating the vaccine may be ready for use. disney, celebrating news. we have the story. >> it is one of the surprising turnaround stories of this covid-19 year. disney shares come at an all-time high and getting a further boost on this positive vaccine activism and the idea that -- optimism and the idea that numbers will start to rise. one of the areas most impacted by the coronavirus is the theme park business, which has lagged due to the shutdowns. theme parks are down 61% from a year ago. despite $5 million in losses over the last two quarters, disney shares are making a big comeback. they are up more than 20% year to date and have more than doubled from the lows in march. part of this renewed optimism is around its streaming business, which has overshadowed the struggle and oth

leonard, carey mulligan, daveed diggs, christian serratos, alanis morrisette with music from sabrina claudio the bird & the bee featuring dave grohl. and on monday, taylor swift. [ cheers and applause ] please join us for that. our first guest tonight you know as a girl in a quiet mary poppins place on the train who wears prada. [ laughter ] next, you can see her star alongside jamie dornan and christopher walken in the movie, "wild mountain thyme," it premieres in theaters and on demand tomorrow, please say hello to emily blunt. hi, emily. >> hi, jimmy, how are you? >> jimmy: how are you? >> i miss you. >> miss you too. this is really our time. this is the time where we would play pranks on each other and have all sorts of fun around the holidays. >> i know. i do miss your little christmas elf pranks. i miss you a lot. >> jimmy: are you in new york right now? and what are you drinking? >> just some water with lime cordial. >> jimmy: it looks dirty. [ laughter ] how's everything? how's the family doing? >> the family are really good, really good. we're just back home for the holidays. we've

tonight i'm talking with claudio saunt about his new book "unworthy republic: the dispossession of native americans and the road to indian territory". you can purchase the book directly from our capello books. there's a link in the chat to the right of your screenand a link provided on the atlanta history center's website . please submit your questions via the q and a feature at the bottom of your screen and i'll try to get to as many as timell

claudio always has to have one. >> i was just wondering of how you think jfk's legacy, of camelot and the legacy left behind, was colored by the assassination. >> totally. the question is, how much of his legacy is colored by the assassination? kennedy wasn't as effective as getting his legislative agenda through as johnson was later. when you look at kennedy there is a whole image, camelot, frank sinatra, everything about him. he was shot down in this horrendous manner, and like lincoln he becomes a martyr. that is why conspiracy theorists want to have a big figure, an organization that killed him rather than this you are not a barter if it's in that case who goes to kill you. i agree 100 percent. the further we get away from the assassination in time, his ratings are dropping because people aren't paying as much attention to him, the way that my generation that lived through everything that he did, the peace quarantine space program and everything he was talking about. certainly claudia, one more question, and if there's anyone else, who wants to speak? >> actually, i think alma kam