-diana: i'm diana. lemonis: diana, nice to meet you. and what do you do here? diana: sales.onis: so, how long have you been here? diana: almost two years now. i started, with erik, managing the company, so i've done it all. i'm usually here monday through sunday. lemonis: monday through sunday? -that's seven days a week. -diana: pretty much. lemonis: why are you so committed to it? diana: i cared for my clients. i just -- i like to be there for them. lemonis: yeah. is there also a call center? diana: the call center's right next door. yeah. -lemonis: in here? -diana: yes. lemonis: hey, ladies. i'm marcus. diana: and ashley... lemonis: ashley, nice to meet you. diana: ...and channa. lemonis: hi, channa. how are you? diana: channa's one of our biggest testimonials. she came in over 400 pounds. -she's lost 150 pounds. -lemonis: check it out! channa: yeah. [ laughs ] -lemonis: that's awesome. -channa: yeah. lemonis: would you say that erik helped you use the weight? channa: diana, i would say. lemonis: you did. diana: i worked with her for about eight months. channa: she's the r

borja: totalmente, diana. nuestro siguiente segmento, me puedes esperar un tantito? >> sÍ. borja: perfecto, diana, santi, gracias por conversar con nosotros, enseguida retomamos de la conversaciÓn con ustedes. nos alegra mucho, ver despuÉs de esas posibilidades que le dijeron los mÉdicos de sobrevivir, que santi estÉ con nosotros, recuperado y en la "ediciÓn digital". seguir una conversaciÓn con ellos mÁs adelante. amÉrica latina y el caribe superan las 100 50.000 muertes, brasil es el paÍs mÁs afectado de la regiÓn, con mÁs de 75.000 fallecidos. un hombre que empujaba en una silla de ruedas a un hombre mayor, apuntÓ con un arma a un sujeto que aparentemente le reclamÓ por no llevar puesta una mascarilla facial, ocurriÓ en el interior de un walmart en la florida. muestra a un cliente con tapabocas, sacÁndose a una niÑa con sujeto armado, se presenta humilde cambio de la palabras. ahora la policÍa pide al pÚblico informaciÓn sobre este cliente. si cree reconocerle, pÓngase en contacto con las autoridades. como

he had a virtual message for the youth honored with the 2020 diana hey wars named on behalf of his late mother. >> institutional racism has no place in our societies. yet it is still endemic. unconscious bias must be acknowledged without blame to create a better world for all of you. >> harry echoed his wife megan's recent praise of the black lives matter movement and spoke on what would have been diana's 59th birthday. the diana awards honor young activists and humanitarians and in fact three bay area teenagers among the 180 honorees, 15-year-old, sara goody, a climate change activist from cordo medera. >>> a new dog breed in town. . >>> that's right, the american kennel club has officially recognize add new pooch. >> meet this wire haired guy. the belgian locken. the breed is rare. only 200 nationwide. less than 400 in the united states since 1995. it's the rarest of four belgian herding breeds used as messenger dogs during world war ii. the original purpose, guarding and tending to flocks and guarding linen in the fielding. there you go. >>> very cool, time to get a check of the fore

that will save diana $612 over the next three years.e asked verizon for a statement but didn't receive one. we encourage to you seek out the money savers and be smart. make sure you read the rules that drive the discount. look for strings attached like add-ons, fees or service changes. keep the paperwork in case your deal is a deal. go to nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> hollywood legend olivia de havilland died at the age of 104. she's the last surviving star of "gone with the wind." she died peacefully at her home in paris. >> scarlet loves you a great deal. >> 49 films over six decades in de havilland's career. it's included presidential honors and the title dame from the queen of england. >>> regisegend in television and entertainment. kathie lee gifford talks about the magic they had together. >> said he was the most grateful person in the world. he never forgot where he came from, and he worked from the bottom up, as you said so rightly in the intro. he was just happy to be on a set. he was happy to be looking at joey bishop. next thi

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this year's awards fell on what would have been princess diana's 59th birthday. >>> all right. there are the wedding photos that one southern california couple will never forget. take a look. the bride and groom are taking pictures in their wedding attire on the rocks at laguna beach in orange county. there it goes and suddenly the surf washed them into the ocean. quite dangerous. sort of scared for them. luckily lifeguards were nearby and able to come to the couple's rescue. as you can see there, all caught on camera, the bride pulled to safety in her wedding dress. no one thankfully was seriously injured, but just a remarkable moment, and, >>> good evening. the nfl players union is expected to vote on a proposal to cut this nfl preseason in half, four games down to two. pandemic-related, obviously. that will give teams more time to practice since they haven't been able to do anything all spring. so weeks one and four would be scrapped. the 49ers would then open the preseason at home against chuckie and the vegas raiders friday, august 21st and then visit the bears on saturday

and -- andgette diana degette and i from colorado have been working on a more comprehensive bill for last three years and this was a natural area for us to go into. host: congressman larry buschon is a member of the health committee on the energy and commerce panel. our phone lines are as usual, for democrats (202) 748-8000. for republicans (202) 748-8001. for independents (202) 748-8002. he will be with us for about the next 25 minutes, until the house gavels and to begin -- gavels in to begin their workday. in,ressman, as viewers call when it comes to federal dollars do you think there is reason for more federal dollars to go out in the form of another round of stimulus for americans? guest: there are number of areas we need to work on. states and local governments have substantial shortfalls of resources based on covid.

: princess diana. >> yeah. >> seth: do you remember -- that was a big deal for you when princess diana a lot of people, seth >> seth: yeah, that's true yeah, that's - >> she was -- she was england's rose and she was the queen of hearts >> seth: i think this is where me being like just a half generation older than you, because i remember the wedding did you watch the wedding? >> um, no, i've seen footage of it, obviously. >> seth: yeah. >> 'cause i'm producing a podcast on her life and death. [ laughter ] so -- so, like i've seen clips of it, old man >> seth: yeah. >> but, no, i was too young to see the wedding. but i did get up at 5:00 in the morning chicago time to watch her funeral. >> seth: do you -- this was done -- when did you guys do the p'dcast? >> so we started recording george and gil talking to different guests in the fall of 2018. i remember 'cause the mid-terms were happening and we had to vote one day and then we had to do "oh, hello: the p'dcast, the life and times with princess diana, aka di-town," available wherever podcast are streamed >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> i'

ross in concert and i had never seen such amazing african-americans on stage and diana ross with her wig and nails yet that i was like where do they live in california that's where i'm going and i laughed. well i tell you what yet they have some support to do that better or you're just a a balls and kid who thought yeah i'm going to go try that or did jeb support who was in your corner i mean i definitely had support my family my mother was scared for me i'll keep that roe and but she made me be independent from jump street she's like i'm not mine your plane ticket you're going to save up so i remember i worked at. at burger chef yeah those days are gone burger chef and stuff and i saved up my money and i bought my ticket and my brother at the time happened to be dating a girl that was living in california i didn't say with her that mom and we lived with diana for about 3 weeks and then after that i started waiting on tables going to college student just like everybody else does that when they come to california in search of a dream and i just never gave up on myself i kept knocking

el jefe de la emisora despidiÓ a diana por transmitir en vivo en facebook un ataque verbal contra unosrabajaban en una calle y todo porque hablaban en espaÑol. ...bv...este ataque racista que protagonizo diana ploss ocurrio el 10 de julio cuando entraba a los estudios d ataque racista que protagonizÓ cuando entraba los estudios de la radio. en otro caso de odio racial el pasado domingo la venta de frutas para los hombres hispanos en una calle de santa clarita en california fue impedida por una pareja que los insultÓ e incluso tambiÉn los llamÓ ilegales. los transeÚntes pedÍan que se fueran porque no tenÍan autorizaciÓn para su venta ambulante. ellos se quedaron atÓnitos ante el ataque verbal que fue grabado el vÍdeo se hizo viral pero provocÓ una inmediata ola de solidaridad. al dÍa siguiente las filas eran interminables. no sÓlo para comprar frutas, sino tambiÉn para darles muestras de su apoyo. una vez mÁs la comunidad demuestra que ante la adversidad esta unidad. en las Últimas horas la administraciÓn del presidente trump ordenÓ a los hospitales que le reporten directamente al gobie

that will save diana $612 over the next three years. we asked verizon for a statement but didn't receive one. right now there are lots of offers out there for first responders and essential workers. at a time when every penny counts we encourage to you seek out the penny savers, be smart and read the rules. look for strings atapped like add-ons, fees and service changes. keep the paperwork in case your deal is a dud. >>> happening today, the "today" show's al roker chats with our very own rajmathai. roker is talking about his new book about his 40-year career and the life lessons that he has learned. tickets are available at the th club's website. check it out. >> that will be a good conversation. 5:27 this morning. next here on "today in the bay," we're going to talk about the crackdown on social gatherings fueling the spread of coronavirus to encourage news on the vaccine front. we're still covering it all for you. >>> plus, we're continuing to follow breaking news. a deadly overnight deadly shooting in contra costa county. what we're

diana: correcto. salazar esposa del hombre que sufriÓ una agresión es jacksonville, florida. diana: muchas gracias a usted. presentadora: seguimos con mucho mÁs de "despierta amÉrica". ♪ ♪ si quieres ideas nuevas y sabrosas para la celebracion del 4 de julio, aunque sea una pequeqa con la familia o amistades en casa, !nuestro chef yisus nos nuestro chef nos trae algunas recetas que todos vamos a poder disfrutar. chef: exactamente. en esta ocasiÓn yo les traigo a ustedes un par de ideas. usualmente damos ideas de la carne, el plato fuerte, en este caso son dos ideas de acompaÑante. son ligeros. buenas opciones. puede hacerlo dentro de casa y afuera si tiene parrilla. tambiÉn ideal para esas personas que sufren un poco de acidez estomacal frecuente. esto va a poder balancear esa comida pesada que se come el 4 de julio. francisca:vamos a comenzar. quÉ vas a preparar? chef: comenzamos con el maÍz. decÍamos que es favorito. en todos los paÍses tenemos la versiÓn diferente. en mÉxico se come entero. francis

diana: it's important for us women to get organized.n together, we will reap the benefits. we look after our children, we feed t them and educucate themd this wouldld allow us toto earn momore money to o give us morere opportrtunities. >> ortiziz processes t the raw cococoa on her nearby finca. first, it's left to ferment for several days and then it has to dry. meivis: the beans are already becomimig flavorful. this is when they start to taste lilike chocolate, during this process. normally, i taste the cocoa beans after they have dried. then you can tell if the harvest and the fermentation process were good. >> and that's what matters. her artisanal chocolate business, mayamei cacao, is trying to make a name for high-quality, local chocolate. ortiz sells it online, at trade fairs and other events, and in stores across panama. she wants to change the image of chocolate as just a sweet treat. instead, she sees it as a food packed with healthy ingredients. meivis: those substances are found in the cocoa pod. and if we want to retain the

ademÁs, esta maÑana comparando meghan markle con la princesa diana.ios y compradores de este producto no deberÍan de apoyar estas declaraciones que Él da. la gente tendrÍa que evitar comprar este tipo de productos. Él reaccionÓ. dijo que el director ejecutivo no va a pedir ninguna disculpa, Él estuvo en este evento al igual que ha estado en eventos con barack obama y que no se arrepiente de lo que Él ha dicho. maity: esto ocurriÓ hace dÍas y la gente sigue comentando. dice que no salgan a comprar estos productos que los utilizamos casi todos los dÍas. que salga la hija del presidente posando claramente con un propÓsito de decir de que hay una intenciÓn. el tema es que no pueden hacer ningÚn tipo de promociÓn. ella no recibe ningÚn salario, pero forma parte de lo que gabinete. es asesora del presidente. ella sabe lo que estÁ haciendo. carlos: tony, estamos viendo un momento muy interesante. los frijoles son el estandarte de los latinos. estamos viendo una clara divisiÓn entre un apoyo a un presidente que estÁ luchando contra regÍmenes de izquierda en s

julia on the tv ratings score us eric on how much the gamblers made and diana on the stadium real estate play julia, leet's start with you >> the mlb opening is off to a rocky start. the number shows that viewer are eager for live sports to return. with virtual fans in stand and many of the games, fox sport triple header sites prime time game 17% over last year's average. the two daytime games are up 23%. espn opening night game thursday generated the largest audience ever for an mlb opening night bringing in four million viewers. that's up 17% from the prior record back in 2017. now we're waiting for numbers on yesterday's games. while fans wats to see what happens with mlb, more are in the pipeline with nba scheduled to start playing on thursday and then nhl on saturday >> online betting got a huge boost. one major platform is getting crushed on growing concerns that covid cases could shut down baseball again eric has more on that. >> that's right draftkings stock getting crushed today. it's down 10% erlgier in the concession the stock had tripled since sports shutdown in march as trad

. >> i love it, diana. my question is are you using swimply now, or are we che chez olick now >> i'm trying to get one of those plastic pools but they're sold out all the time. no, we are not chez olick. >> there is a little mini waterfall in the background, which is lovely. >> it just turned off. >> does chlorine really solve the issue of covid i know it kills typical pool-based bacteria. >> we do have a link to this on the website by cdc the cdc says you can't transmit covid through recreational water. you need to take precautions around the pool with social distancing, but in the pool, the chlorine water itself cannot transmit, per the cdc. >> leslie, would you want to be borrowing a pool >> i don't know. i mean, no bathroom? that seems like a little risky, especially if you know that other people have gone there without using a bathroom >> some people do. >> i don't know. they do opt for the bathroom maybe i would splurge a little bit to get the full amenity. yeah, i mean, especially here in the concret

diana olick is here to explain diana? >> the overall numbers are falling but buyers are extending their bailouts as of june 30, 4.58 million homeowners were in bear plans. that's in 46% of all active mortgages. down 100,000 in just the past week, but there is a big red flag the federal mortgage bailout started at the end of march, initially as a 90-day plan with the option to extend to six months, and that's the flag. more than 2 million borrowers got in right in those first two weeks so would be expiring about now. and more borrowers are extending than exiting their bailouts. you can see it here. in the last two weeks, the share of extended bailouts past 90 days jumped past 10% of all forbe forbearances to over 10% now, as extra unemployment benefits expire and parts of the economy may deopen due to rising covid cases, these extensions are likely to rise kelly? >> deopen. what do we call it when you stop the reopening? i guess it is a deopen diana, thank you very much we appreciate it >>> consolidation and the losing foo

what diana buttu is getting to is that... we need to consult our people.ack in a democratic process and tell our people, "here you go. here we are "and let's go together to a new destination." do you still believe in this tired old phrase, the two—state solution? i don't think israel is interested in any solution, be it one state or two... with respect, i asked you whether you believe in a two—state solution. i believe that a two—state solution on the 1967 borders would have provided a beginning for addressing the real issues. she.. what... equity, justice and the different interaction between the two sides. yes, i considered ending israel's occupation, establishing a sovereign state to be a milestone in ourjourney as two communities to actually build a different future. polling across the palestinian territories shows support for the two—state solution at its lowest since surveys began around the time of the oslo accords in 1993. huge numbers of gazans in particular have left and left for good, it seems. 35,000 last year went through egypt and didn't retu

la cantante diana reyes lamentablemente esta perdiendo la vista, y desafortunadamente está peor.enta del episodio que vivió hace unos años. >> entra a mi camerino,voltea y me me jala del brazo y me dice que debo subir al escenario. tuve miedo cuando se me acercó tanto. para quitármelo de encima le tuve que dar una bofetada, me tiro un trago que tenía en la mano y luego un puñetazo. me mandó al hospital. y como yo di el primer golpe para defenderme yo quede como la culpable. >> y habla sobre el padecimiento que le está quitando la vista. >> tengo una malformación, mis córneas están deformes, y padezco de astigmatismo y miopía. el doctor dice que algo salió mal en mi operación láser, que provocó que mis córneas se dé formarán. lamentablemente mis ojos pierde la visión. con el transplante evitaron la ceguera completamente, pero mi situación es progresiva, una situación que por ahora no tiene cura. >> (música). >> el sencillo que está promoviendo diana reyes llamado mujeres valientes la describe de gran forma. tiene la esperanza de que la ciencia avance antes de quedarse ciega por co

fueron jornadas maratÓnicas donde personas de caridades catÓlicas recibÍan miles de llamadas, segÚn dianacaciones. >> las personas de repente aplicaron mÁs d euna vez o no tienen cÓmo comprobar los requisitos. hemos sido claros con las personas de la lista de espera, algunas personas han dicho que no, otras lo quieren hacer. >> el nÚmero a llamar para poder inscribirse estarÁ activo durante 10 horas. >> el gobernador neuso mencionÓ que mÁs de 14.000 personas recibieron albergue gracias a los fondos, ya se acaba el mes y varios condados tiene una moratoria vigente de desalojos como es el caso de santa clara. >> una de las mayores preocupaciones que tiene la gente en estos dÍas, es como pagar la renta y cÓmo evitar ser desalojado. >> primero dice el supervisor que deben notificar a los dueÑos de la propiedad y les debes decir que no puede hacer frente a los pagos por el coronavirus. la moratoria de rentas estÁ diseÑada para proteger a inquilinos de ser desalojados, si no pueden pagar la renta, pero es temporal, la moratoria fue extendida hasta el 28 de julio. pero tarde o temprano tendrÁ qu

also -- diana, texas, good morning. also on the oppose line. caller: i don't feel like they should be tearingb anything do. a history. it's something that they could look back on and say, well,: ts is what happened back then. and it's just a long time story. host: jimmy in florida, on our ppjimmy, good morning. caller: i'm for getting rid of all the statues, confederate sympathizers, i'm also for getting rid of the statue of abraham lincoln because he also enslaved the indians when he ordered them to be removed from nebraska and sent to reservation in oklahoma. i don't think we should have statues of anybody anywhere. in again the house cominba in about six minutes. make your thoughts known on what you think about this move by st. 202-748-8000 if you support it. 202-748-8001 if you oppose it. some of the things you'll see on the house floor exerns alexandria ocasio-cortez. representative ocasio-cortez forcefully rejected a republican colleagues' words of contrition od to apologize for referring to her with a vulgar and sexist expletive the ni

he brought diana produce he was think that i was the only a of us here does not have enough of those elements. think that as you force far too little say on this is a mistake it's throwing nature out of balance. and it's destroying biodiversity in this area. right here in the southern amazon and model grow so you can drive 200 kilometers without seeing any other crop plants all you see is soil and there are no people either because so it displaces people have to. you know then my easy empty. will the rich biodiversity of the region be replaced by i saw a monoculture. we're importing $20000000.00 tonnes of additives each year nitrogen fertilizers and pesticides. brazil has become the world's largest consumer of pesticide in brazil consumes 20 percent of the world's pesticide production it's absurd we consume an average of 5 liters of pesticide per person in a rural area since an average of 15 liters per hectare or. there's no university department of agriculture anywhere in the world that says you need 15 leaders of pesticides to grow one heck tariff soybeans but i don't think that th

existing home sales hit a new record diana olick has all the details. diana? >> that's right.les took the biggest monthly jump in the history of the realtor survey, that's going back to 1968 not surprising given how far they fell in april and may, but closed sales in june jumped nearly 21% month to month. still not back to pre-pandemic levels and still over 11% lower than june of last year but it's a start. realtors say sales would be higher if there was more for sale inventory dropped 18% from a year ago to a four-month supply of homes for sale. as a comparison there were 350,000 more homes on the market last june. tight supply and record low mortgage rates are keeping prices in the positive the median existing home price hit another record high of $295,300 that's up 3.5% annually. that's thanks to bidding wars and a much faster market the average time in june was just 24 days to sell a home. down from 27 a year ago. so the big question is can the gains continue into the fall not if we go into another big lockdown according to the chief economist. just 7% of buyers did only v

have announced that they will not grant discharge to the management board at the supervisory board of diana at this shareholder meeting which is the technical term for them saying that they're not happy with the management of course this doesn't mean that anyone gets sacked at dyner after the shareholder meeting but it's unusual and pretty bold side in that investors and the company the management management is not there not really in line in terms of where the company's heading well there seems to be quite a bit to be unhappy about like for example the company's perceived a poor performance in e-commerce. absolutely was diameter and says that the sales of its hybrid cars you know those are cars driven by a mixture of combustion engines and electric engines those sales have increased in europe and this reminder of that in terms of all electric vehicles diameter is still way behind its large competitor tesla thank you very much conrad who isn't there in frankfurt for us. now speaking of tesla it may be the most valuable car company in the world but it still needs to build a lot more cars to

and diana, who's here today, it was one of those days, like 110 degrees, and so the only place of air conditioning was the motel six in anaheim, so everybody -- we all then went to disneyland, diana and i were trying to coordinate where. i remember i was on the phone i think with jim, and i was seated in a section of like the california experience there that's for kids, and it was in a little plastic kid's chair. i was taking notes -- it was a meet in sheryl's office with sheryl and olivia, and we're going through it, and all there were were like crayons and, you know, color books so i was in 110 degrees, slathered in sun block, my cell phone kept sliding off my face. i kept taking notes and it was crazy. it was crazy. you know, i now know what clinical exhaustion is, but at the end of the day, we all knew we wanted to get the best product. there was only so much room for information on the panels, which would be on the wall with the exhibit. there was only so much information that could be conveyed in the lectures, so really the book is a simultaneosummary of really a compact history

[pitido] no, diana, por favor, diana. ¡no, no, diana, por favor! ¡diana, mi amor, mi amor!

they have received an award named in honor of princess diana.oody was among those recognized. she said her mentor nominated her. and the word came as a surprise. >> the diana award serves as a reminder to continue fighting for justice and equality. and it is a testament to the dedication of young people like me fighting for something better. >> and also a 14-year-old was also honored. akd lo look atis prince made a surprise address. >>> and next, cracking down on covid-19 rules, the community trying to enforce mask use and social distancing ahead of the holiday weekend. >>> and plus we want to tell you about the warning going out about the fourth of july. >>> and six flags is moving forward with partially reopening >>> new measures, governor newsom is rolling back reopenings as coronavirus cases spike across the state. what you need to know before the holiday weekend. >>> and plus it appears six flags is moving ahead with reop. >>> dolphins but no rides. that is the situation this vallejo this morning. and good morning on this thursday, july 2.

diana oleck has the latest report on mortgage applications.a >> reporter: after a brief pull back at the end of june home buyers rushed back into the mortgage market last week taking advantage of yet another record low mortgage rate. mortgage applications to purchase a home rose 5% for the week but a remarkable 33% higher than the same week one year ago and that's according to the mortgage banker's association seasonally adjusted index and another adjustment was made to account for the fourth of july holiday. the average rate on the 30 year fix pelle 3.26% for loans with 20% down home prices are continuing to heat up given the very tight supply of homes for sale it increased to $365,700 applications to refinance a home loan which are more sensitive to weekly interest rate moves they rose .4% from the previous week but 111% higher than the same week one year ago. refi demand has been so strong for so long, there's limited number of borrowers left who can benefit from that new record low rate we're getting another record low mortgage rate every

entrevistados >> esperan que sea clave para localizar a la joven recordaron que la pregunta de dónde está dianauir hasta encontrar >> esta mañana en washington congresistas pidieron alto al acoso sexual y la agresión al ejército estadounidense además exigen justicia por el asesinato a la soldado vanessa guillén >> no voy a parar de investigar el caso voy a seguir trabajando con el comité de las fuerzas armadas >> quieren que examinen procedimiento crear registro militar de delincuentes sexuales y buscar casos de mujeres militares asesinadas >> cuando personas tienen que trabajar hay dudas del covid-19 positivo por eso expertos nos contestan preguntas >> el gobierno pide mantenerse en aislamiento sin embargo la práctica es otra historia >> están infectando son los que propagan más de esta pandemia, pero en un sector laboral trabajador que cuidarnos no funciona 100% porque tenemos que sobrevivir no tenemos ahorros se tiene que sallir a trabajar >> recomiendan que si está enfermo o sabe que tiene covid permanezca en casa aislado por 10 días, si no tiene fiebre o tos puede salir esto aplica a los q

. >> reporter: diana ross works with pregnant women in the labor and delivery unit, she's never seen anything quite as debilitating as a and says she will never forget a pregnant patients right breathing that eventually led to her on a ventilator.>> she was oxygen starved when i came on in the morning and despite putting her on high flow oxygen i was not able to get her comfortable.>> with cases on the rise rosman says the battle is barely beginning. that the toll is already enormous. with patients sick and often suffering alone, unable to visit with family and friends when they need the most. >> we do everything we can to keep the patient comfortable and let them know that there is a human touch and we are there for them. we care about them.>> nurses say their greatest concern is if the outbreak is out of control during the summer months, what happens in the fall during flu season? >>> the governor announcing a statewide closure of all indoor dining, bars, zoos and museums. the order comes as the state continues to see a rise in coronavirus cases, now at the same time counties on th

olivia: diana, no hables así. vanessa: mira, diana, mi hermano te eligió a ti. diana: no, vanessa.

i want to introduce you to diana. one of the managers here.rry to get you right in the middle of your work. tell me what are some of the changes you have had to make so you can abide by the new rules. >> the gown, is the first thing. we've got the temperature gown. we have to remove the sitting area, the waiting area. our clients have to wait outside, and yeah, we have a station downstairs we have been using now. we need to have enough space. >> are you worried about being profitable under these new rules? >> that will not affect the shop. we have a basement that we weren't using usually, but now we have to use. it won't affect too much, i mean, hopefully. >> reporter: thank you so much, diana. thank you. for this business it seems rules and regulations will be a bit easier to follow while the shop will be profitable. that's a question for so many. the restrictions are you must maintain distance, a meter of space, provide your contact details to a bar and restaurant you go to. the question for so many businesses is can they adapt to this new r

the cares act moratorium on evictions expires this month diana olick joins us with where we could see the biggest spikes. >> reporter: kelly, by the end of september, up to 23 million, our one in five american renters could be evicted from their homes, according to analysis from the aspen institute arizona, california, nevada among those with the highers share of renters at risk when you look at the actual number of renters, it's close to 4 million californians, 1.5 million floridians, more than 2 million texans and more than 1.5 million new yorkers. they factored in several costs, and real-time surveys, and those numbers were released yesterday. 76% of renters had made their full payments, just 38% were highly confident they could make their july payments. 12% had no confidence at all single-family rental like american homes for rents, are at risk, and reit names like camden, texas, avalon bay, they could also take a hit. kelly? >> diana olick, we appreciate it joining us with the recent spike in covid cases, which is raising concerns about the housing recovery where are we right now

diana. big smily face to save her $612 over 3 years.rizon for a statement but didn't receive one. right now there are lots of offers for first responders and saerk work es when every penny counts and you know what? because every penny counts, seek out the money savers and be smart, read the rules that drive the discount. look for the strings like add-ones, fees or service changes and keep any paperwork just in case your deal's a dud. janelle, back over to you. >> thank you so much, chris. >>> more giant retailers are joining a list of stores not open for thanksgiving day this year due to covid-19. tar get says it will join walmart and dick's sporting goods and not open for thanksgiving day for early shopping. target will hold bigger dealers earlier. >>> we have a look ahead at the week oes forecast. jeff, one thing you have been stressing which is great news for most people is we are not going to get into the 100s in the temperatures. >> it really continues to look for it over 7 days. we should stay out of the hot 100 to 105-degree rang

paola: gracias diana la principal, autoridad mÉdica fue retirado de su cargo.para esta semana? saludos de nuevo a nuestro meteorÓlogo. >> gracias y buenas tardes. esperemos que esta calidad de aire, causa de lo que es el humo asociado a incendios forestales. en santa rosa alcanzamos una mÁxima de hasta 80°. calor con ustedes en el este de la bahÍa. pensamos en la mÁxima siguiÓ hasta 82°. vea esta imagen captada por satÉlite de la nasa, donde nos muestra un dÍa típico en el estado de california. tenemos poca capa marina. respecto a los incendios forestales, tome en cuenta que los vientos son el mayor factor que estÁn influyendo para esparcir los incendios. precisamente estamos a la espera de un aumento de las temperaturas conformista dominando un sistema de alta presiÓn y las aguas del ocÉano pacÍfico. algunos sectores en california se acercaron a los 100°. en san josÉ tendremos 90°. en santa rosa tambiÉn aumenta la temperatura hasta 95°. regiones del condado d si está inscrito en medicare, o se jubilará pronto, es importante asegurarse de tener la cobertura ade

you get seema's take on a cold storage play here. >> just listening to diana's report, the stock has done really nothing if you look at the year to date performance and even the 12-month performance of the stock. but also cold storage extends beyond warehouses. it's scan innners, it's technol, it's the things the cold storage travel in. >> kelly, remember when the big companies went to the arctic circle it reminds they that all of a sudden maybe cold storage will take off now maybe all of a sudden in a year or two, there will be a couple more. >> once there is an etf, you know the trend is over, you know the easy money has been made thank you, we appreciate it. >>> what is the world telling us about covid? will there ever be sports again? more players across baseball especially are opting out of the 2020 season entirely as frustration over testing and covid grow eric, this is a template, because baseball is kind of first, then basketball i suppose then football. >> baseball is interesting because they're not using a bubble these teams will be in their home facilities and traveleding

let's bring in diana olick and steve liesman. steve, to you first. >> reporter: you know, rick makes a really important point here, that housing has been one of the bright spots, and that's unlike the last downturn when housing was part of the reason we got into the great financial crisis housing was largely unresponsive to fed policy. and here with mortgage rates lower and we don't have a housing bubble, in fact, you could argue that housing never really recovered certainly if you look at the chart of housing starts going back to 2007, 2006, we never got back to the level that we hit. we had an over supply of housing and then that's become just an issue of people want a change in tastes as well what i do find interesting here is multi-family is down, and there may be an issue here of changing tastes that's worth talking about. people may not want to live in the cities and there could be a premium placed on suburban homes. housing will help us get out of this along with defeating the virus and getting people back to work, joe. >>

court's ruling first control is an essential part of a woman's health care needs colorado congresswoman diana to get says she and democrats in congress will fight back by introducing legislation to eliminate the trump administration's rule that allowed the exemptions in the first place we're going to do whatever we need to do to make sure that women are the ones making it decision justices elena kagan and stephen breyer agreed with the court's majority that the trump administration has the right to create the exemptions to the ac mandate but kagan urged the lower courts to take another look at whether the case can be legally challenge because it was created for improper reasons. >>in washington alexandra leigh. >>harvard university and mit they are suing to challenge the trump administration decision to deny visas to foreign students enrolled in schools that are fully online the lawsuit aimed at preventing authorities from enforcing that rule the university's argue the white house move did not offer a reasonable justification for that policy. we are halfway through the week, let's check in ag

and -- andgette diana degette and i from colorado have been working on a more comprehensive bill for last three years and this was a natural area for us to go into. host: congressman larry buschon is a member of the health committee on the energy and commerce panel. our phone lines are as usual, for democrats (202) 748-8000. for republicans (202) 748-8001. for independents (202) 748-8002. he will be with us for about the next 25 minutes, until the house gavels and to begin -- gavels in to begin their workday. in,ressman, as viewers call when it comes to federal dollars do you think there is reason for more federal dollars to go out in the form of another round of stimulus for americans? guest: there are number of areas we need to work on. states and local governments have substantial shortfalls of resources based on covid. les tests were -- tax revenue going in. ,he federal gas tax, sales tax that's one area we need to address in the budget shortfalls on the state and local level. i do thinkhing is some of the american people who have not gotten back to work could benefit from anothe

. >> the diana award serves as a reminder to continue fighting for justice and equality.t is a testament to those like me fighting for something better. >> and a 14-year-old of san jose was the honored yesterday. and look, prilin principles prie harrah madehai harry made a surprise video address. >> that's nice. and want to update on some new advisories. you ma craft advisory for the afternoon and early evening hours assist t th breeze will touch how of our lives today. and the breeze is picking up along the co-. and creating some dangerous rip currents. and some sneaker waves. and especially look the south facing beaches. so we have beach hazard statement for friday through 8:00 sunday evening. so pretty of the entire holiday weekend. >>> and coming up next, cracking done on covid-19 rules. a community trying to figure out how to enforce mask use and social distancing. >>> and plus six flags is getting ready to reopen, but only some attractions will be available. >>> and long lines in east bay with somes even great day on the lake! it is. lunch is cookin'! and i saved a

revisaron mas de diez mil registros de familiares desaparecidas y encontraron su hermana diana y luegoompensa. >> tengo una alegrÍa muy inmensa. de verdad no se me acaba. reportera: en el estado de mÉxico, univisiÓn. jorge: quÉ historia increÍble. ilia: no hay temor mÁs grande de un niÑo que perderse de sus padres. jorge: ahora tiene dos familias. gracias. ♪ locutor: televisa presenta... ester: sí, tengo un hijo homosexual. de eso se trata esta historia. espero que la cena les haya gustado. víctor: quedó riquísimo, si eres la mejor cocinera, mi amor. >> ay, víctor tiene razón, hija. todo estuvo delicioso. olivia: lo mejor fue el postre, hermana. me tienes que dar la dirección de la pastelería donde lo compraste, ¿eh? ester: cómo eres, olivia.

diana olick joins us now with more hey, diana >> reporter: hey, joe. the numbers of loans in coronavirus mortgage bailouts is dropping, but a lot of borrowers are now extending their terms. as of july 7th the volume of loans in active forbearance where they are allowed to delay for at least three months, it fell by 145,000 week over week according to black night roughly 4.14 million loans were in forbearance that's 7.8% of all active mortgages. that's the lowest amount since april 28th by category, 6% all backed by fannie and freddie 12% of fha/va loans were in the bailouts private/bank loans 8.2%. the drop was driven by the fact that all of them were started at the beginning of april the majority of those were extended more than 26% of loans in forbearance were extensions for the week ending june 28th. that share has increased steadily for the past three weeks and we expect it to continue to increase i want to turn to another sector of the housing market that is seeing a lot of pain and that is senior housing very vulnerable to covid-19. we just got s

de novia la luna de miel entre otros elementos de boda. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> con gran emociÓn Érica dianae la salud >>> me preguntÉ que puedo hacer por alguiÉn cÓmo puedo traer felicidad especialmente a una mujer que lucha todos los dÍas contra esta pandemia contra el covid si dijo si hago vestidos de novia y es mi pasiÓn por quÉ no regalarle un precioso vestido de novia hecho a la medida con los detalles para el dÍa mÁs importante de su vida >>> vestidos que incluso pueden costar hasta $15,000 pero no se comparan con la labor que hacen estas mujeres >>> muchas con noches sin dormir, me escribÍan que habia de vuelta con este concurso la ilusiÓn, la esperanza de volver a retomar sus vidas que habÍa quedado aplazada por todo lo que estaba pasando. >>> por ahora Érica no tiene fecha para su matrimonio, hasta que cese la emergencia sanitaria ya que en el departamento donde ella ejerce como mÉdica hay mÁs de 2200 muertes a causa del covid-19. que se incrementa con los dÍas. >>> el coronavirus no para >>> a pesar de la crisis esta iniciativa espera llenar de esperanza a miles de parejas para cu