las últimas encuestas dan a favor de gaby dawson. >> muchas gracias doctor. para vamos hablar de coronavirus: tres estados en el país tiene baja propagación del covid-19. pues el estado dorado bajo de riesgo. a california le siguen vermont y conecte con. el país tiene un promedio de mil ochocientas muertes de promedio por covid-19. >> tome nota: en san francisco se empezará a pedir prueba de vacunación a todas las personas y no importa si se trata de un partido un concierto. para menores de once años se deberá hacer una prueba de covid-19 que deberá ser tomada una sentadita y dos horas antes del evento. >> estamos hablando de las elecciones: el día de hoy todavía tienen tiempo para ir a votar. ¿cómo están las condiciones climática para que vayan a o tarima >> las mejores sandra, no hay un pretexto para no salir de casa. los cambios se van a sentir encaminó. vámonos a esta imagen satelital de qué estamos viendo. (información en pantalla). >> si está en un sistema de baja presión este sistema estará dirigiéndose a lo que san francisco. esto es un cambio signifi

ahora le toca al gobernador dawson.o que no ha presentado muy bien su trabajo y dos cuándo quieren hacer uno movida política quizás están interesados en suero puesto que normalmente no lo considero. >> se tomaron otro rumbo en torno a lo relacionado con el manejo de la pandemia. >> más de cincuenta por ciento de los votantes en todo el estado dice que sí el gobernador celeste titi destituido, si más del cincuenta y cinco no el ganador por mesenia en su cargo. >>...si tienes de ciento sesenta días. >> enviamos información para el votante a todos los votantes. >> el costo de que se incurra también recae sobre quién paga el impuesto. >> los que estamos pagando más somos nosotros los contribuyentes.si tienes de treinta días para dar a conocer el conteo final. yo soy sandra bermúdez, informó para telemundo 48. >> lo que se se han california con estas elecciones probablemente tenga repercusiones en todo el país y en especial en el hacendado; si el gobernador es destituido es muy probable que el mandatario reemplazó un legisla

el capitolio del estado para que se nos informe sobre las no movimientos que hizo y el gobernador dawson> buenas tardes. nos encontramos aquí en el capital estatal. ¿quéha sucedido contra el día? Él hizo su última parada de campaña san francisco y allí agradeció los voluntarios por todo el apoyo que le ha brindado durante todos estos meses y además por los esfuerzos que han hecho para comenzar a la gente para salir a votar. recordemos también importante mención que llegó a san francisco porque es un lugar icónico con la carrera de dawson ya que aquí potenció suliderazgo, lo está en juego... precisamente, escuchaba lo que dijo una joven correspondiente al partido demócrata en sacramento. >> hemos estado haciendo llamadas como grupo a demasiada gente y gente ha salido tocar puertas y la única cosa es que queríamos contactarnos con bastante gente para salir a votar. no le recordemos que al gobernador le quedansolo dieciséis meses de mandato. además estamos ahora la espera de confirmar si habrá algún evento público de parte del gobernador. es una información que estamos todavía esperando de

. >> coming up, we have got some great guests to break down the volatile market including cameron dawson, stephanie link, steve sosnick and kevin landis plus jason furman will join us to make sense of the drama in d.c. and how it impacts your portfolio. >> let's get straight to the big stories this hour. mike santoli, ylan m uy and steve liesman. mook, definitely a different flavor with tech outperforming. >> a little bit of end of the month, end of the quarter decision lit ill still nervous churn before the headline of manchin at the low end of the two-week range. some technical damage or kind of maybe diceyness of the trend is surfacing here we are as i said retest the lows from last week on the early side down just above 4300 we left about a percent. 45 s&p points after the joe manchin headlines. we have regained about half of that so look at it to squint to say maybe we're testing and spent two weeks under the 50-day moving average before that didn't spend more than a day below it and early july levels in the index and had a pretty thorough reset of the market loss of momentum are we

rob dawson, fox news. to paint him.lies keeping their children at home instead of sending them to preschool or daycare. their experiences were so limited with the outside world that it was a bit frightening for them. we take a look at the whole, experts say the lack of interaction has had y families are foregoing daycare preschool due to concerns about covid-19 and putting their children in a community setting. ktvu gasia mikaelian spoke with early childhood development experts about the impact of the pandemic on some of the youngest californians. come on in. it's more than play happening at our future tots learning center in san leandro children as young as to learn how to take turns share and contribute to a group activity. preschool and childcare center closed for three months last year at the beginning of the pandemic, the children who came back were all smiles. i opened that door to take their temperature, and they were just like all smiles and. bye, mom. bye, mom. but not everyone returned. the director is concern

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interests and in concert with existing and new partners . prod, writhing in washington, minister dawson and i visited jakarta, new delhi. and so where we discussed many of the same issues that have been on the agenda here today. at today's meeting, we have reiterated that our allies and our partners are our greatest strategic message. we are committed to as the centrality and as the lead architecture. and we'll continue working with the quad as a key vehicle to support the indoor pacific. next tweaks quad latest summit. the 1st such meeting in person will be a powerful demonstration of the commitment of 4 nations. we see that competition is happening across a wide range of areas in economics, in diplomacy, in development, in health technology and in great zines. our alliance has long evolved beyond its initial status is a military pact, which means it is contemporary. it is well suited to cooperate on countering economic coersion or supporting our regions response to cause at 19 as much as it is on those more traditional security challenges. our approach stems from our fundamental value

prominent if among them was charles dawson who was credited as the sketch artist the of several 1864 illustrations. he illustrate -- the illustrated london news did not identify any of its draft riot sources, but in light of subsequent works he's a strong cop tender as the artist of the -- contender as the artist of the riot sketches. he certainly needed the work as of july 4th in 1863 following the collapse of "vanity fair" for which he had served as editor. the similarity between the leslies and london news illustrations, in the 1850s and 1860s, it was common for artists to produce more than one version of a kevin to aecom days -- of a sketch to i accommodate two different can clients especially if they were separated by an ocean. finally, they did not purchase sketches that were the basis for other publications' engravings. the full-page august 15th depiction of the, as it's called, the insurgents burning the orphan asylum, copied inaccurate buildings looming in the back that could be mistaken for a parisian scene during the 1848 revolution but for the one vin yet tucked into its

it was nominated as a candidates by a faction of the governing pdp labor party dawson, jabari reports. he's had a glittering career as a fighter. and as a senator in the philippine parliament, ah, now 42 year old, many patio is running for the highest office in his country. he accepted the nomination of his political allies during a national assembly for the faction. he leads in the governing p. d. p. lavonne party, we need progress. we need to win against poverty. we need government, sir, about people with integrity, compassion, and transparency. the time is now, we are rated to rise. the challenge of leadership president rodrigo, to tear t a as bart from running for another term. but he has been picked by rival party faction to run for vice president critic say it's an attempt to cling to power in the philippines. you're only allowed to have one term 6 years. and i think it's trying to find the holding the constitution where he could still stay as president by having a proxy candidate take his place and he running a vice president. and when that happens, if his property candidate wi

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correspondent, peter, all of a travel to the area to have a look in brandenburg near to the town of dawson campaign as fighting against the building of thousands of 200 metre high windmills. the plan would see nearly 2000 hecht is a forest at risk of being chopped down, to make way the hum and who the solar wind turbans consume a lot of resources for they production, they destroy nature. they deprived animals of the habitat and we humans are not happy either one. we have to live near them. on the angle of merkel 10 years, chancellor, germany has become one of the world's leading nations in wind energy. renewables currently generates around 40 percent of the country's electricity with over a quarter of the nation's power coming from the wind last year. the largest energy agency in germany wants to see it become easier to build more capacity activists. supposing the plan though, say that german mindset south to fixed when it comes to energy is global fuel. i think the many people are afraid of getting labeled of being excluded from society because they have an opinion that doesn't correspond

risk or europe correspondent peter oliver. travel to the area in brandenburg near to the town of dawson campaign. as of fighting against the building of thousands of 200 metre high windmills. the plan would see nearly 2000 hex is a forest at risk of being chopped down to make way the hum and who in the solar wind turbans consume a lot of resources for the production. they destroy nature. they deprived animals of the habitat and we humans are not happy either. one, we have to live near them even every year they shred 250000, that these animals don't have anybody to advocate for them. we work with them, the law. it's on the angular merkel. 10 years chancellor. germany has become one of the world's leading nations in wind energy. renewables currently generates around 40 percent of the countries electricity with over a quarter of the nation's power coming from the wind. last year, the largest energy agency in germany wants to see it become easier to build more capacity. we need faster approval procedures, more areas for wind turbines and a simplification of re powering at existing sites. ac

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. >> that's tim dawson. he was a border patrol horse patrol rider out of san diego for years. the orders came out of washington, d.c. and the border intel unit working with their counter parts in mexico told them large groups of haitians were coming to the border and they did not get help. several flights were cancelled and that's when the haitians learned that on what's app and talking to relstiffs. -- relatives. large groups moved to the border. migrants in the rio grande they had capacity. del rio did not so they tried to stop people at the river. >> martha: thank you. very interesting to hear from the former mounted patrol members want join us is former secretary of state mike pompeo. you were watching all of this along with us. secretary mayorkas fielding a lot of questions. he had some numbers. still question marks about the numbers he gave us. i want to start on the mounted builder -- border patrol and i want to start with the comments from president biden. >> people being strapped. i promise you those people will pay. >> it invoked images of the worst moments of our hi

pat dawson. a city of brotherhood with those rescue operations especially at a time like this.there had been a van loaded with explosives stopped near the george washington bridge, which which is the northern end of manhattan island. it turns out the van had no explosives. they did detain the drivers for a time. there have been any number of reports all day long about bombs in schools, planes setting down because there was a rumor of a bomb onboard. we are told tonight, however, that fbi officials think they have gotten a name out of one of the passenger manifests. it triggered an alarm when they entered it into their database at fbi headquarters. they have obtained a warrant to search the former home of this man. it's believed to be in broward county. it's for possible evidence. that's all we know at this point about it. the fbi obtained the name of the passenger, as i say, from one of the flight manifests, but we don't know the man's name. the fbi think he could be, could be one of the terrorists. it is in broward county, which is just north of miami. these terrorists entered

. >> anthony richard dawson. >> calvin dawson. >> edward james day. >> dorothy alma de araujo. >> emy pea. >> jennifer de jesus. >> jayceryll malabuyoc de chavez. >> my little brother. we love you and miss you every day. mom and sal are still dancing in the kitchen, last night in fact, 94 and 92. you would be so proud of your boys. walter, jesse, and nico. denise does become superwoman. what she did for these boys and herself, she is going to college now. your boys would make you so proud. they each have a bit of your personality and you will never be missed. love you, bro. >> and my father, the captain of ladder 24 fdny. we love and miss you everyday. [bell chimes] [bell chimes] >> my brother john worked on the 104th floor of tower one. when i look back on these last 20 years, i find myself thinking about september 12. and everything that happened after that. when thousands of us became members of the club we never signed up for. no idea what to do next except to cry. then something unexpected happened. an unlimited amount of kindness kept pouring into each of us, from friends and st

beautiful people of somerset county, a group i work with so often, commissioners gerald walker, colleen dawsonmela. for everyone, we truly appreciate you being with us today. on september 11, 2001, governor tom ridge arrived here to survey the crash site. one week later, he met with family members when they first visited this field of honor. in the following days, president bush summoned him to washington to lead this country's homeland security efforts. governor ridge wishes he could be with us this morning, as the families of flight 93 mean so much to him. when i spoke to him a few short days ago, he asked me to remind everyone that the kindness, generosity, and compassion displayed by all americans after september 11 remains vital to governor ricketts, you are indeed with us in spirit, and thank you so much for your support. over these years. [applause] truly, in the past 20 years, there is no question that the commonwealth of pennsylvania has been deeply involved in honoring heroes of flight 93. that involvement has been vital, truly vital, to the creation of this memorial. joining us now,

. >> gayle dawson and mike went the same halls with michelle. three close high school friends. >> all the time that she spent not wanting to be noticed, then she spent to be notice. you know? if that's when that here changed and she got into her fashion, her style. >> the pharaoh here do worked for michelle. and she intern worked. >> she was a head turner? >> she was ahead turner. there is no way you cannot notice her. >> because she had gone through that more difficult period in june or high school, i think she knew what it was like to be on the other side of that, and she would go out of her way to be kind to everyone. >> oh, yeah. >> that makes a beauty and sweetness made my, a year head of her school, fall for michelle. >> how serious wary? >> well, i was really serious. it was my first girlfriend. you know? was it the most serious relationship i had ever had. >> but it ended when he went to college. michelle had plenty of admirers though. she dated and had broken up with a guy named andy. her friends felt this andy had a hard time letting g

shery: chapter dawson. we will be watching the open in south korea.nment linked stocks in south korea, i can hear you laughing. i think it's because of that squid game. it's really interesting, talking about the netflix smash hit, a korean drama, a hunger games of sorts. i do not know if you watched this, but it is pretty gruesome. i was flipping through netflix, it is trending number one, a korean drama. it is so scary. there are people who are in huge debt will have to go through these deadly games to make it and win prize money. it is kind of addictive but awful as well. [laughter] haidi: this is on our list to watch. we are still making our way through money heist, the spanish central bank robbing series. this is next on my list. i love this kind of dystopian, post-apocalyptic. it is quite funny, when you start to see the types of catalysts that drive certain stocks, particularly in the south korean market. shery: super creepy, but yes. i do not think i could watch anymore episodes. start watching it and get hoped, but are thinking, why am i watch

with that, i'm going to hand this next part of the presentation over to jasmine dawson, our deputy director of city and community partnerships at dcyf. jasmine. >> great. thank you. thank you to supervisor ronen, supervisor melgar, supervisor safai for allowing us to present on the sf rise preliminary plan to youth, young adults, and families committee. we are excited to share highlights from the preliminary report and to share what we have planned for the next several months. i want to thank and acknowledge our hardworking and deeply committed work group members who began this journey with us and may be here today. leslie hue, rafael picasso, dr. joyce durado, emily gar vie, marcus wong, maria su, commission bogess. i also want to acknowledge the attendees that came pretty regularly. jenny lamb, supervisor ronen and the other people who attended these meetings. thank you to our staff and other teams. and lastly, our amazing consultants. clarity social research group, penny wang, and heather imoden. the work was processed, recommendations, longer term considerations and next steps. and, dur

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dawson is calling from st. augustine, florida on the republican line. good morning. guest: good morning -- caller: good morning. at that time i was in nice. i was with my grandma in the islands and my mom was about to go back to the embassy because she was sorting out our paperwork and then closed the embassy. when they closed the embassy she called me and told me we aren't going anywhere anytime soon. she called the school and told me to go home. after that i went home and i saw it on tv i think the legacy of 9/11 should be that we must never forget what is out there that is jealous of america and of its people and our way of life. we must never forget that. that's how i feel that should be the legacy. >> let's talk to christine from middleborough, massachusetts on the democratic line. caller: i wanted to say i am a lifelong liberal, i'm 69 years old. absolutely not in anti-vaxxers. with that being said i do have family that have been harmed by vaccines, a grandchildren with seizures and one permanently deaf in one ear. so what i'm calling to say is there really doe

did you used to watch that >> they would come up with things ooutlandish and you'd go eh richard dawsonh the same thing. i was looking at three channels. i was looking at a new york crossword puzzle, it said saturday morning character four letters you, starts with a t. >> hmm hmm. it's toon. i was like, how many people today know that the cartoons were only on saturday morning, right? >> toon. >> toon. you can watch. >> it's a character. >> toon. saturday morning character was toon see that's what they do they know what you think and add something else we always used to watch the same thing sunday sniets was world and war, how about you world at war remember that black and white series every sunday night at dinner we used to watch it. >> you are bringing me back. i'm excited about getting up saturday morning because we'd watch cartoons. >> and eat cereal. >> becky, your kids watch cartoons all day long? >> any time they want. unless i take away the ipads >> we used to cover a wide rage of the south parks of the world. >> if you like it, are you not allowed to say you like it too fliply

beautiful people of somerset county, a goodbye work with so often, commissioners gerald walker, colleen dawsonth us today. on september 11, 2001, governor tom ridge arrived here to survey the crash site. one week later, he met with family members when they first visited this field of honor. in the following days, president bush summoned him to washington to lead this country's homeland security apparatus -- efforts. governor ridge wishes he could be with us this morning, as the families of flight 93 mean so much to him. when i spoke to him a few short days ago, he asked me to remind everyone that the kindness, generosity, and compassion displayed by all americans after september 11 remains bite -- remains vital to our nation's security. governor ridge is with us in spirit. thank you for your support over these many years. [applause] truly, in the past 20 years, there's no question that the commonwealth of pennsylvania has been deeply involved in honoring the heroes of flight 93. that involvement has been vital to the creation of this memorial . joining us now, a pennsylvania native and the 47t

dawson is calling from st. augustine, florida on the republican line. good morning.good morning -- caller: good morning. at that time i was in nice. i was with my grandma in the islands and my mom was about to go back to the embassy because she was sorting out our paperwork and then closed the embassy. when they closed the embassy she called me and told me we aren't going anywhere anytime soon. she called the school and told me to go home. after that i went home and i saw it on tv i think the legacy of 9/11 should be that we must never forget what is out there that is jealous of america and of its people and our way of life. we must never forget that. that's how i feel that should be the legacy. >> let's talk to christine from middleborough, massachusetts on the democratic line. caller: i wanted to say i am a lifelong liberal, i'm 69 years old. absolutely not in anti-vaxxers. with that being said i do have family that have been harmed by vaccines, a grandchildren with seizures and one permanently deaf in one ear. so what i'm calling to say is there really does need t

with that, i'm going to hand this next part of the presentation over to jasmine dawson, our deputy director. jasmine. >> great. thank you. thank you to supervisor ronen, supervisor melgar, supervisor safai for allowing us to present on the sf rise preliminary plan to youth, young adults, and families committee. we are excited to share highlights from the preliminary report and to share what we have planned for the next several months. i want to thank and acknowledge our hardworking and deeply committed work group members who began this journey with us and may be here today. leslie hue, rafael picasso, dr. joyce durado, emily gar vie, marcus wong, maria su, commission bogess. i also want to acknowledge the attendees that came pretty regularly. jenny lamb, supervisor ronen and the other people who attended these meetings. thank you to our staff and other teams. and lastly, our amazing consultants. clarity social research group, penny wang, and heather imoden. the work was processed, recommendations, longer term considerations and next steps. and, during our first meeting, these dedicated work

. >> caller: hi, my name is roger dawson and i live at 801 corbett on twin peaks where they filed for adu, the largest in the city. i ask for the reform of the current adu and stop the legislation that is precipitated. the adu has brought in unscrupulous out of town developers to profit at the expense of san francisco renters. the adu as it stands now is instigating horrendous behavior by developers to push their plans through by any means. here at 801 corbett for months they tried to keep their adu plans a secret until they were outed. the things that we endured are mind blowing. we have been lied to, threatened with eviction and harassed late at night at our doorsteps, and including senior citizens with disabilities. the deliberate remove all of our garage security system and encouraging theft to drive us out of the garage. and an ongoing aggressive campaign to subpress all notifications to the tenants about planning reviews of the 801adu, including tearing down notices and stealing letter from individual doorsteps. to put it bluntly, the adu has put us at a living hell here at 801

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