the consulate general of mexico.d luck. >> thank you. >>> this past week, we lost a great hero jorge santana, the brother of carlos santana passed away, we want to dedicate the rest of the show to him. ♪ ♪ nose nose ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ken foreman: i once had a bagful of fear. our church family had written out their fears on 3 x 5 cards. i loaded 'em into a bag and took 'em over to a high dive at one of the local high schools. now, i'm a pretty good swimmer but i'm afraid of heights and being on the edge of that board, is that water down there, or is that concrete? and in a sense, we were all on that board together. instead of fearing everything and running, we were facing our fears and rising and we all took that jump together. we are stronger when we are together. fear is contagious but so is faith and that's why i'm so glad

. >>> regresamos con la cÓnsul general de san francisco.rediticio cuando se retrasa tiene un reporte negativo que puede quedar por aÑos si se retrasÓ en el pago llegue a un acuerdo lo importante que debe tomar acciÓn y hÁgalo lo mas pronto posible apunte cuÁndo llamÓ y lo que conversÓ y asÍ si hay algÚn problema tiene rÉcord proteger su reporte de crÉdito es su responsabilidad asÍ que si va a demorar con un pago por favor contacte al banco dÉjale saber que ha sido afectado por esta crisis de salud pida ayuda para llegar a un acuerdo de pago y que no perjudique su crÉdito durante la pandemia. asÍ que llame al nÚmero en pantalla. >>> por un momento, parece que el mundo se detuvo. que todo cambiÓ, que somos vulnerables, y frÁgiles, pero no estamos solos, cada dÍa hay alguien luchando enseÑando aprendiendo, ayudando a quiÉn mÁs lo necesita. somos fuertes porque estamos juntos, y juntos saldremos adelante. nosotros seguimos trabajando para informarte, para que tu familia estÉ mÁs segura porque estar informado es estar mejor preparado. noticiero

for 2 months hundreds of men women and children have been living like this outside of the consulate. when the pandemic started president nicolas maduro sent airplanes to repatriate those who wanted to leak but now the doors of the consulate are shocked right now we have a. we have nothing left anymore we're living from charity and getting desperate and not to be from our government we're on documented and we can't ask chile for help the u.n. special representative for the news whaling migrants and refugees system of government is laying out conditions for people to return one is a quarantine period at the border and the other is more of a long the lines of. more. of the investigation of who is coming back. and what would be the true motivations for that richard that you believe is slowing down the number of people that they're allowing back in yes yes. every day more people arrive at the camp trying to find comfort in numbers around the corner the venezuelans are beginning to be tested now for coronavirus either way a group of them we understand will be placed in quarantine so that t

the venezuelan consulate right behind me you can see tents this is where people have been living now for weeks and weeks venezuelans that have lost their jobs lost the apartments the places where they were living because they could no longer pay their rent and despite the dire situation back home they are here to try to pressure their government to somehow bring them home. john kind of shows us where he's been camped for weeks with his wife in sydney in the little daughter outside of the colombian consulate in santiago along with dozens of other families they pass the time and the cold as best they can waiting for help from their government settlement that will break. this is precarious the way our politicians count on us for votes we need now to count on them to bring us home. not far away peruvian migrants testart temperature before allowing us in to see their open air camp outside proves consulate they too want help to return home because the pandemic has less than jobless and destitute what you feel it's freezing there are no bathrooms we sleep on cots cement but by far the large

outside of the colombian consulate in santiago.ng with other families, they pass the time as best they can, waiting for help from their government. .> this is precarious the way politicians count on us for votes, we need to count on them to bring us home. >> not far away, peruvian migrants test our temperature before allowing us in to see their open-air camp outside peru's consulate. they want help to return home because the pandemic has left them jobless and destitute. >> it is freezing. there are no bathrooms. we sleep on cold cement. >> by far the largest number of foreigners who lost their livelihoods are the venezuelans who make up chile's newest and largest migrant community. for two months, hundreds of men, women and children have been living like this outside of the consulate. started,pandemic president nicolas maduro sent airplanes to repatriate those who wanted to leave. now, the doors of the consulate are set -- are shut. >> we have nothing left anymore. we are getting desperate. not a people from our government. we are

how does the consulate keep operating?yeah, basically what we have done, we've been hosting and uploading lots of information the people on the web page. please go to the web page if you want to have advice on help, you want to know resources and people have to know about bans. they want to know where the economic support is. so go there. and also for families that are now all together at home, there are educational and cultural languages in spanish and about mexican culture. i invite everybody to go into our web page and see other resources that we have there. >> i know your office relies a lot on those help windows at the consulate. is that help still available? or is it kind of on a limited basis because everything is online? >> well, they are providing us assistance on the telephone. actually we put up on our web page about the type of information of financial assistance that we are providing and telephone number to have more detailed information. >> what do you think is the most important question or issue that your c

chinese consulate in chicago which is very close would send a letter not to the governor but to the most avid china hawk on the republican side of the aisle asking him to sponsor legislation is very slim and fact the consulate denies it so the only thing you have is a set somebody who does a lie china says that he received a letter saying this now in terms of my other colleagues when he said that p.p. had been nationalized utter tosh it never happened i mean there are all sorts of bears out there and that was part of the problem you had opportunistic businesspeople in china trying to send out things at risk upstanding the chinese government took an immediate steps and made sure that all p.p. e. had to be certified by the chinese government not to slow it down around trots so you know when you use go on these programs and you have these kind of half truths or a complete inaccurate son yes that is very hard for china to win because you keep having this you know this narrative ok well bonnie let me ask you we keep hearing that she jingping has introduced a sort of a a very top down style le

oportunidad de alegría y de gozo por la familia reunida, muchas felicidades >>> muchas gracias a la cónsul este covid-19. >>> sí es un reto muy grande porque tenemos una crisis pan de mi cara tuvimos que cambiar muchas estrategias y asegurarnos de que la gente tenga apoyo. hemos llamado a esa gente para recordarles que tenemos que hacer el censo >>> esto ahora es responsabilidad de ustedes sus compañeros su colegas. cynthia cuáles son los retos que consideras más complejos se ahora leña deja eso el covid-19 >>> pues lo que hemos visto que un poco más difícil porque nuestra comunidad no está aveces muy conectada a la tecnología y para nosotros que queremos alcanzar en este momento a la mayoría de las personas tratamos de invitarlos mediante facebook hacerles a tarifas o tenerlos en contacto con nosotros. algunas personas están sufriendo porque no tienen internet en su casa y no se pueden conectar con nosotros. por eso es un poco más difícil si antes hacíamos un evento e invita vamos a las personas o íbamos puerta por puerta y les dábamos mayor información era más contacto humano pero en est

for 2 months hundreds of men women and children have been living like this outside of the consulate. when the pandemic started president nicolas maduro sent airplanes to repatriate those who wanted to leak but now the doors of the consulate are shut right. we have nothing left anymore we're living from charity and getting desperate and not to be from our government we are undocumented and we can't ask chile for help the u.n. special representative for venezuelan migrants and refugees system of government is laying out conditions for people to return one is a quarantine period at the border and the other is more of a long the lines of. more diligent investigation. what would be the true motivations richard that you believe is slowing down be a number of people that they're allowing back in yes yes. every day more people arrive at the camp trying to find comfort in numbers around the corner the venezuelans are beginning to be tested now for coronavirus either way a group of them we understand will be placed in quarantine so that they will be ready if and when venezuela's government sen

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. >> estamos con el cÓnsul general de mÉxico el seÑor jorge islas gracias por estar con nosotros.e: sÍ .primero lo que hacemos es que recibimos la notificaciÓn por parte de la familia y una vez que la familia nos dice que quiere hacer el proceso de repatriaciÓn, le damos la informaciÓn de lo que requiere el trÁmite, documentos y sobre todo acercarlos a la agencia funeraria a fin de que le consideren precios dada la alta demanda. una vez que se hace la cremaciÓn de los restos, se requiere la documentaciÓn necesaria para queremos un visado. no podemos dar el visado hasta que no tengan el acta de defunciÓn y allÍ la autoridad se estÁ tardando bastante por diversas razones. no estÁn la totalidad de los empleados en las oficinas. ya llevamos un mes y medio en retrasar las documentos. maria: seÑor cÓnsul, uno de los servicios mÁs generosos sin lugar a duda en la cancillerÍa son los servicios de protecciÓn de cada consulado. hay gente que no tiene dinero para llevÁrselos. los están ayudando de alguna forma? jorge: estamos cubriendo a todas las familiasque tienen residencia en el Área del

whenever there is an outbreak of a quarantineable disease anywhere in the world, the american consulatethat information to washington. information is obtained from other sources from local and state health offices and reported by telegraph and on the card shown here. reports are also received from officers of the public health service stationed abroad, health officers of foreign governments, and international health organizations such as the international office of public health, the league of nations, and the pan-american sanitary bureau. the information is compiled and published and used by quarantine officers of the public health service, by local state health authorities, and by other governments throughout the world. dr. ellis, director general of the pan-american union, addresses a recent conference. >> gentlemen of the conference, at this, your closing session, i want to express to you individually and collectively the deep appreciation of the pan-american union for the privilege of having had you with us during the period of your deliberations. it is no exaggeration to say that

of consulates in terms of modern vehicle accidents. interpersonal violence and injury i mean in trying to merge and also. strongly linked to alcohol and then get it out of. use you know actually a tight labor sources so are those those tend to occupy very substantial amount of . military meanwhile the shadow economy in a lang a township and across the country he's driving this cost the state millions in lost tax revenues michael but harvey plans to continue making his own pineapple beer even though he readily admits he'd much rather have a glass of fine red wine. while china's government congratulates itself on its handling of the corona crisis many people there are worried if it's really safe to return to business as usual. a bit of normality for 8 year old momo and his parents as restrictions in china have largely been east people slowly return to their pretty epidemic routines playgrounds and streets fill up shops have reopened even as official propaganda constantly reminds people to stay vigilant this banner reminds the residents b

so, i made an emergency .equest to the consulate they put me on the waiting list. reporter: those lucky enough to get on a flight had to pay for ththeir own ticket and spent two weeks in quarantine uponon arril in india. taiwan has recorded just 440 cases of covid-19 and d six deaths in total. told franceresident 24 that he thihinks beijing underreported the number of cases. from this early report of covid-1919 cases and wilill han- n, o only a segmenent were tested a and treated in hospita. the number based on sesevere cas was seririously underrepororted. especially at the beginning of the testing kits -- they were definitely undererestimateded. we still c cannot find any on the number of covid-19 tests in china up to now. presidentwas the vice of taiwan. be entire intervieiew will 14:15.st in full at1 accused joeo has biden of sexual assault says bidenhe is calling on joe to d drop out of the race. reporter: in a rare on camera interview, tara reid was unequivocal. the current presidential candidate sexually assaulted her when he was senator in 1993, accusing him

chinese authorities for their employees and all of us had to pick up a special visa had one of the consulates flight was even postponed a few days because not everybody was able to get the paperwork done in time finally we are on our way our temperatures checked several times throughout the night. upon arrival health authority offices board the flight to check the temperature again we have to fill in a questionnaire our data is registered with the health authority and we have to go for another round of testing. nose and mouth swabs for another virus test plus blood for an antibody test takes us directly from the airfield to the hotel. after our luggage is sprayed with disinfectant we get assigned to our rooms which we will no longer be allowed to leave. back. so this is my home for the next 2 weeks we have to report our temperature twice a day food will be placed in front of our do double glazed windows separating us from the country we were finally allowed back into. today we mentioned space who among us who is on canteen in his hotel room and we asked him how china is dealing with the situa

for consulate in madam chancellor. coast but my constituents see the news many new infections and i'm massively upset because of the best industry the discipline of the people in this area is ignored i'm just shocked and horrified at the cost. the industry in this area are suffering as a result of the meat industry failings and in the agricultural industry too as well and now you have the expectation that we carry out a quarantine and i think it's important that we talk again about the accommodation of workers in the meat industry and so my question would be here on the 6th of may in a meeting with the state premiers you said that in the case of clear. regional arises. infection means that. you would be quarantined just locally but that you could still use some of the measures in other areas i mean do you have ideas about how you can just quarantined for those of you ensure that companies like best flush meat industries don't get to do this elsewhere. but the decision that we made together with the state premiers. was

since we learned of his incredible story from the consulate general he has opportunities to bring them to new york i have to say for a man of his age's, he has a very busy schedule it was not easy to get them here. thank you max for joining us and also to hanover press and the usc foundation into the jewish heritage to bring them here this evening to tell his story. as a diplomat i have had many incarnations. spent a lot of time in europe one of my favorite was to visit poland and traveled to auschwitz with my family and wife and my son and to see and share with them the tragedy and the horrors and legacy of auschwitz. i am deeply and profoundly inspired of the strength of the holocaust survivors and despite the complexity of their emotion understand the holocaust needs to be real for those who were not there, to reconcile those unspeakable horrors with the enduring faith of humanity. canada has approximately 40000 holocaust survivors who survived after the holocaust. i must add, canada has acknowledged the devastating results of our own in action and apathy toward jews in the nazi era

to impose the new national security law on the former british colony would bypass on consulate just later and this expected to ban what china calls treason subversion subversion and sedition pro-democracy campaigners say it is a threat to hong kong's freedoms and some you talk. or earlier we talked to bernard bard she's a senior expert in china and asia pacific affairs at the battle's money institute we asked him what this new law might mean frog this law is really a devastating blow to the freedoms and autonomy of hong kong it is a big blow to the hong kong people who are now off the field now that they did all right. she could be just the other right that it will be next for example will we get to some extent and the internet this type of taken away and of course a lot of the konami freedoms also at stake no so this is a very dire for. ballard barge of the bertelsmann city there let's get your mind of our top stories this hour the u.s. is restricting travel from brazil to keep out additional drivers faction's south american country now has the world's number 2 number of covert 19 factio

that would reduce the need for hardware like consuls. they also have twitch back in 2014.ckly withi in a couple of years -- within a couple of years they world that into the subversion. want prime, you can get all of these added benefits like free games, etc. through twitch. it is essentially an amazon prime subs christian with twitch benefits -- subscription with twitch benefits to try and attract a new different kind of demographic into the subscription program. tracy: you mentioned twitch a few times. how much of a benefit can that be to the company? it is unclear, in terms of pushing forward their own in-house developed video games. this is the first game that just came out this week, first big-budget game. it is unclear how much twitch can help push that forward if it is not a game people are interested in playing. i think we need more time to watch it play out and see how much people like this game, and if they do are not. that will probably have bearing on amazon's ability to attract talent to develop more video games. priya anand from bloomberg, thank you for joini

the immigrants makes application through the consul.icant passings these physical and mental tests, there's little chance that he will be refused admittance later. ♪ >> among other old records, webster's book on pestilence gives a description to the many ravages of the bubonic plague. ♪ ♪ >> this disease is present in the orient and this fact makes it an ever present threat to the united states and its possessions. the germ that causes bubonic plague is carried by fleas. notice how this rat balances himself with his tail. now he attempts to clear the rat guard. will he succeed? it looks like he'll make it. no. he admits defeat and he returns to the war. yellow fever is one of the best examples of a disease now almost entirely wiped out by science. it is transmitted by a particular kind of mosquito. with the mosquitos exterminated, yellow fever is eliminated. although yellow fever has been vanished from our shores, it still exists in south america and africa and recent development in air travel make it a menace to the united states. to c

congresista de la florida david rivera liderÓ en 2011 una campaÑa para declarar persona no grata a la cÓnsulencuentran conclusiones que tienen sobre la seÑora noguera teniendo actividades en contra de este paÍs, en contra de la seguridad nacional de los estados unidos debe ser expulsada inmediatamente. >> seis aÑos despuÉs rivera aceptÓ un acuerdo de 50.000.000 $con la petrolera estatal de venezuela, segÚn una demanda presentada en nueva york por la filial pdvsa el documento dice que ray aguilera se cometiÓ con mejorar la reputaciÓn de venezuela ya alcanzÓ a recibir15.000.000 $. la demanda alega que rivera sÓlo presentó dos reportes de no mÁs de cinco hojas la mayor parte de las cuales se repetÍan y en la que no describiÓ ninguna tarea significativa. >> ahora, vuelvo al tema, 50 millones $ no lo pagan ni los jeques, ni ningÚn otro por cabildeo en un aÑo entero. Éter un contrato por tres meses. >> la empresa demandante no estÁ controlada por maduro, sino por juan guaido a quien el gobierno de estados unidos considera el Único presidente legÍtimo de venezuela. >> rivera es un amigo cercano del

hablamos con la cÓnsul de mÉxico, quien nos dio informaciÓn sobre cómo estÁn ayudando a su comunidadpandemia del coronavirus. quÉ sucede con la lÍnea de ayuda? muchos indocumentados se enfrentaron a fallas tÉcnicas, intentando solicitar ayuda econÓmica del estado. podrÁn volver a llamar maÑana. noticias univisiÓn 14 comienza ya. locutor: y ahora, noticias univisiÓn 14 solo a las 11:00. tu gente, tu voz. paola: buenas noches, soy paola virrueta. sean bienvenidos. comenzamos con informaciÓn. los condados del Área de la bahÍa dieron a conocer modificaciones y restricciones para avanzar en la reactivaciÓn de la economÍa frente a la crisis causada por la pandemia. los mÁs recientes en sumarse a la segunda fase son contra costa de alameda, permitiendo la reapertura de ciertos negocios y actividades. marÍa: buenas noches, el condado de contra costa es otro de los que permitirÁ, a partir de maÑana, la reanudaciÓn de las actividades en comercios minoristas. los clientes deben recoger los productos afuera de los negocios. contra costa se unirÁ a partir de maÑana, 19 de mayo, a otros puntos de

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porque esta historia es complicada de contar y estÁ ligada con la entrevista de hace dos dÍas con el cÓnsulalizada la cremaciÓn, luego de un mes y cuatro dÍas. estamos esperando que el consulado abra porque va a repatriar las cenizas. marÍa: se lo dieron a usted? fÉlix: aÚn no lo tengo. jorge: en el caso de basilio, por quÉ querÍa que lo llevara a mÉxico? felix: es algo obvio que tenemos todos los mexicanos de no quedar lejos de nuestra familia. es algo que cualquier mexicano o persona de otro paÍs desea. jorge: no se le ocurriÓ a basilio que lo enterrarÁn en new york? felix: Él querÍa que lo trajeran. marÍa: dÓnde? felix: en morelos. jorge: quÉ pasÓ con su familia que se contagiaron y su amigo manuel. fÉlix: él hizo el examen y saliÓ negativo, fue una de las personas que me acompaÑÓ y estuvo conmigo en la cremaciÓn e hicimos una pequeÑa ceremonia. fuimos muy pocas personas, quedamos cuatro con el sacerdote. jorge: usted puede llevar a su hermano? fÉlix: no. marÍa: manuel estÁ consciente, o ustedes estÁn conscientes de que no huyeron de su lado porque tenÍa covid-19. felix: estoy muy agrade

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and any number of consul ruins. descendant touring guides hike his safety through the vast forests as they enable him gemini it still provides our intention anyone can understand. not to be missed is a natural phenomenon you don't find a bening mountain. a coal seam caught fire deep inside the bedrock centuries ago and has been smoldering ever since. coal mining has left an indelible mark on the region coal was mined and ion was smelted here for over 250 years. once off limits to visitors today anyone is welcome to tour the site. the age of coal mining has been preserved for posterity in many of the decommissioned industrial complexes. that. industry and idyllic nature can be found side by side in sol and. this is our bike trail runs by examples of both it's just one of many well marked cycling paths crisscrossing the state. results cycle path also passes through the state capitals up looking with a population of 180000 it's the only major city insolvent. among its many sites on the fixed. a big rock style church. a

letter declaration that he killed garfield so arthur could be president and expected to be rewarded as consul general in paris. arthur has a respectable presidency because the mentally ill woman on the upper east side of manhattan started trolling him with these long letters telling him how loathsome he was but there was still hope for him. she described him in man is eerily reminiscent of the worst characters in the court of king henry viii but told him there is still hope and he gets in the presidential carriage and shows up on the upper east side so we know as early as 1881 that you control the president and the president might show up at your house. this meeting has profound impact on him, not the sole reason, why a man who embodied the spoil system is there was a modern-day civil service but are there was a mediocre man who didn't like working. 's aides used to walk around with a basket of important looking documents because you literally didn't work and they were embarrassed to tell people he didn't work. they create a faÇade of important stuff going on so he didn't push for the civil r

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nos dijo la consul de guatemala en atlanta. >> al tener condiciÓn mÉdica existente de diabetes nos indicabanados. >> el simple hecho que tu familiar no estÁ presente es debastador. no podemos permitir que continÚe. el centro de detenciÓn deben cerrar. reportero: el primer migrante en custodia de ice que perdiÓ la vida. Él estaba en meza, el centro migratorio con mÁs contagios hasta el dÍa de hoy. 155 en total. >> aÚn aquÍ no vemos que ice tome las acciones para asegurar el bienestar de todas las personas. reportero: hasta el dÍa de hoy hay 1200 casos confirmados entre inmigrantes. ante las crÍticas ice insisten que toman las medidas para evitar mÁs contagios en esos centros. jorge: la organizaciÓn panamericana de la salud dijo que fue el epicentro del coronavirus en el mundo. la organizaciÓn prevee que mÉxico tendrÁ un aumento de casos en las prÓximas semanas. el responsable de la estrategia en contra del covid 19 en mÉxico. paulina gÓmez lo entrevistó. hablÓ de los planes de las autoridades de salud. reportera: los mexicanos no vieron lo peor de la pandemia. el doctor estima que el nÚmero d

he is a first there and a former white house and senate consul de biden cynthia hogan. they are going to leave the process of looking for potential running mates they will coordinate with a network of vetting teams to provide background information. biden of course is says hill to this pretty soon and we'll pick a woman. let's take a live look at the embarcadero. it was a breezier off looks like it's a little breezy again but it was a pretty day let's check in on the forecast with bruce rodrigues debris site. >>hi there cath and yet those winds are continuing to how specially throughout the embarcadero and most of downtown san francisco for that matter i can actually hear the winds outside in my studio, you're my stay at home or cast. >>let's take a live look outside we are noticing today's daytime highs in the 60's for downtown san francisco right about where we should be for this time of year, but every are also few degrees above average about 4 to 8 degrees above normal very little change in tomorrow's forecast as well, so you love today's letter you're certainly goi