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>> diaz believes it takes armed men like him and his group to keep america the way it is. they fear freedom is under threat in the wake of the pandemic and countrywide protests, but they are also led by conspiracy theories. >> their government is in the midst of a coup. there are certain members of our government who are actively working to change this government from what is designed to be -- the land of opportunity. they are trying to turn us into some socialist government or no form of government, humanitarianism. >> the group is on what it calls mission to portland. in the past, they have acted as so-called peacekeepers. tonight, they want to get impressions of the portland protests that have been going on for 80 nights. the group refuses to wear face masks. protesters attack them immediately. >> they walk into a group of people, surrounded by a group of people, not wearing face coverings, despite that being the law. >> i believeve it has to do with our president. he has led that kind of behavior and that ideology just flourish. i think now they think that they have po

adriana diaz reports. >> joe captain get used to being outside wrigley field during baseball season.eporter: he's been selling beer here. >> who's thirsty now? >>reporter: it ended in march when the coronavirus sidelined sports and most workers who support the industry like joe. >> you usually get more than a one--hour notice so for now it's gone. incredible. >> reporter: the average major league team supports 2300 game day employees. add the nba and the nfl and without fans, there's roughly 680 million dollars in lost game day wages due to coronavirus. patrick reese conducts the program at washin university in st. louis. >> these sporting events are huge spikes in business for restaurants, for retail. so sports suspensions, a huge loss in income and revenue for restaurants and themselves around the ballpark. >> reporter: people like this who lost their job as a housekeeper in philadelphia. >> i hope the government realizes we're hard working peep. we're tax bares and we bay their salaries. now we're out of work they should pay our salaries. >> reporter: the sports industry workers w

we connected the diazes with financial expert rachel cruze.ut of fear. >> when you make decisions on fear alone, you're adding in the emotion, and you make some really bad decisions, so what you have to focus on is facts. >> reporter: she advised them to work together as a team, combine checking accounts so they both know where their money is going and think long term for major decisions. >> one of the things that we've looked at is moving about four hours away to a much cheaper area where we have family in the area. >> reporter: fast forward to the summer. the diaz family moving into a new home and to greater financial stability. james was able to negotiate three months free rent for his business warehouse space and received a small business loan. >> what are you doing with the savings? >> any money that we save is really for the future because we don't know if he's going to be able to go back to work in six months, in a year. >> when we spoke to you earlier, you were having some very sleepless nights. how are you feeling now? >> i think we'r

i'm jose diaz balart reporting.nk you for the privilege of your >>> right now at 4:30, it's a twitter hack that hit some high profile accounts and raked in more than 100 grand. and the fbi says a florida teenager was behind it all. details about his first appearance before a judge. >>> plus, pushing to reopen salons. why east bay hairstylists say the state's plan to let them work outside won't work for them. what they are now planning to do. >>> but first, confusion on the peninsula. businesses supposed to shut down are still open, even though san mateo county is on the state's watch list. the news starts right now. good evening. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> no closures after all. tonight there is a lot of confusion for san mateo county gyms, hair salon, indoor malls and places of worship. they were supposed to be shut down as of today. >> that's because the county was added to the state's covid watch list earlier this week. today marks the third day on the list which is supposed to, repeat supposed to trigger additional

n> there is no justification for criminal behavior ever. >> reporter: adriana diaz, cbs news, chicagobs brennan: tonight following those two catastrophic explosions, lebanon is now in the throws of political turmoil. the prime minister and his entire government announced plans to step down today amid public fury over the explosions in beirut last week that killed at least 160 people and wounded nearly 6,000. cbs's imtiaz tyab is there. >> reporter: protestors bitterly confronted lebanese security forces for a fourth day.siesday's rrible explosion, the government has been almost invisible, helping no one. and yet somehow the strong arm of the state can still flex its might. but how to revolutionize a revolutionize al system? the prime minister is going to resign. is that enough? >> no, it's not enough. >> reporter: world powers including the u.s. have pledged nearly $300 million in aid conditional to political and economic reform. but lebanon's ruling class has survived major conflict and crises befor d they may just survive this one too. imtiaz tyab, cbs news beirut. >> brennan: there

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by the way officially it is back to blood that has to do with manuel diaz.on friday the publication will launch, miami transformed. >> you are absolutely in it. >> why didn't you send me an advance copy? >> chief himony and tom, what really transformed cities, talking about art and achievements, all about security. you know john better than i do but you are going to help me out with the question. >> thank you for holding back. >> you have time for some questions. questions would be unique for the miami book fair but we would love them to be questioned. if you can line up behind this gentleman we will get through his many as we can. >> a book or two ago you wrote a description of hip-hop music that was so on the money that i thought to myself tom wolf really gets hip-hop music and really likes hip-hop music, two questions. do you like hip-hop music and second, as a writer do you do anything special to get inside the brain of something that is so foreign to you or have you been doing it for so long it is second nature? >> to answer your first question, no, i d

. >>> good evening, i'm jose diaz-balart kate snow is off tonight. we begin with new covid outbreak fears as cases top more than 5 million in the u.s by far, the highest in the world, and it' spreading rapidly, jumping from 4 to 5 million in just 17 days texas is now seeing its highest positivity rate yet. >>> in a tiny south dakota city expecting hundreds of thousands for a motorcycle rally, these videos showing packed concert halls and no masks kathy park is in sturgis, south dakota, with the latest. >> reporter: tonight the coronavirus crisis deepening with the country hitting 5 million cases. these five states combined making up more than 40% of the infection, including california where the death toll topped 10,000 this morning in ventura, county -- screaming, slapping, and shoving during a clash ahead of church where pro-mask demonstrators had gathered. emotions running high at godspeed cavalry chapel, where they are defying statewide orders with indoor services >> this government doesn't give us our rights god gave us these rights. >> reporter:

different.ite o tonblockour gut.fr >> brennan: we'll be right back with cbs news correspondent adrianna diazat what it is like going back to school during a pandemic. stay with us. ♪ >> brennan: schools are beginning to reopen around the country, and despite efforts to socially distance students, states returning to the classroom are already reporting coronavirus cases. cbs news correspondent adrianna diaz is in chicago, where earlier this week, that city's mayor said in-person learning is two risky for public schools. >> reporter: for schools reopening tomorrow, the routine morning drop off will be masked by something new. >> you have to find the right one to breathe right. >> reporter: face coverings are required in enterprise, alabama, and they will be mandatory in new york city schools, which got the approval to split thech

i'm adriana diaz in clinton county, iowa.tating for farmers and how it could affect the food supply chain. that's coming up on "cbs this morning." >>> this is a morning update. >>> good morning, the czu august lightning complex fires burning in the santa cruz mountains has now ripped through 40,000 acres. cal fire says of more than 20,000 residents have been evacuated and they expect the blaze to spread aggressively today. no containment so far. >>> in solano county, officials have lifted evacuation orders in the areas of peabody, band and road, and cement hill. solano community college and fairfield high school have been removed from the evacuation center list. >> we are looking at the roadway. road closures are continuing along the coast. highway one is shut down both directions due to the wildfires around santa cruz but also highway 1 closures are in effect. they will be in both directions along highway 9 between western avenues. it is still pretty busy around allatoona pass. there is a crash westbound 205 around mount hou

here is adriana diaz. >> reporter: joe alaman still can't get used to being outside wrigley field duringl season. >> i have never stood here when i come to work. >> reporter: he's hauled cold beer for cub fans. >> cold beer, who is ready who is thirsty.>> iall endeinwh tono support the industry like joe. >> usually when you loose a job, you get more than one hour notice. so for someone telling you, gone, it's incredible. >> reporter: a recent estimate found that the average major league team supports 2,300 game- day employees. add the n.b.a. and n.h.l. and without fans, that is roughly $680 million in lost game-day wages due to coronavirus. according to patrick reid who supports the sports business program in washington university, in st. louis. >> these sporting events are huge spikes in business for restaurants, for retail. huge loss in income and revenue for restaurants and hotels around the ball park. >> reporter: people like cate payne who lost her job as a hotel housekeeper in philadelphia. >> i hope that the government opalizes that we are hard- working people. we were taxpayers.

adriana diaz now on the severe damage to people and crops. >> reporter: this massive storage bin wastch for last week's derecho. >> this came crashing down. i never seen anything like it. >> reporter: hurricane-force winds plowed through dennis campbell's iowa farm and much of the midwest last week, leaving behind hurricane-like aftermath. just look at this mangled metal. >> yeah, this is tough stuff. this is not tinker toy stuff. >> reporter: the weather struck fast, and right before what was supposed to be a great corn harvest. oh, wow. these are almost flattened back here. >> so we're-- we're standing in a 290-acre field of what i would call essentially flat corn. >> reporter: yeah. >> this will be very difficult he storm has >> reporter: the storm has cost campbell more than $2 million. insurance will cover most of it, but none of the lost time. >> we're taking incredible risks out here on a daily basis with our-- with our business, with our livelihoods. thereporter: the damages statewide are in the billions. tens of thousands are still without power, and in cedar rapids, some ar

cbs's adriana diaz reports on what may have set off the chaos. >> reporter: there was chaos and looting along chicago's famed magnificent mile and other areas overnight. they broke into atm's and emptied shelves at this walgreen's. the coordinated effort followed a police shooting of a 20 year old who allegedly opened fire first, says superintendent david brown. >> and almost immediately as that crowd dissipates and we come across a post on social media that a caravan of cars being prompted to go to our downtown to loot.r:e ma mor 1 >> repte fired. bridges to limit movement. community members highlight a lack of jobs and hope in some neighborhoods. >> there is no justification for criminal behavior ever. >> reporter: adriana diaz, cbs news, chicago. >> brennan: tonight following those two catastrophic explosions, lebanon is now in the throws of political turmoil. the prime minister and his entire government announced plans to step down today amid public fury over the explosions in beirut last week that killed at least 160 people and wounded nearly 6,000. cbs's imtiaz tyab was there. >>

. >> this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz balart. >>> good evening. we begin with breaking news. president trump bypassed congress today signing executive orders offering relief for millions of unemployed americans including an extra $400 a week, that is $200 less than it was previously. it also includes action to defer payroll taxes, which could have an immediate impact on most americans' paychecks. but there are questions tonight about whether the president has the legal authority for these actions. passes 5 million covid cases today. we begin with kelly o'donnell traveling with the president. ♪ >> reporter: today from his trump branded private club the president conducted white house business. >> thank you. >> reporter: executive actions to provide covid related financial relief. >> i'm taking executive actions to provide relief to the american workers. >> reporter: with the power of the pen going around congress. today the president set a new, enhanced weekly unemployment benefit but at a lower rate tha decide on $400 when previously families were

. >> this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz balart. >>> gooood eveningng. we begin with breaking news. the calls for justice have grown louder tonight in kenosha, wisconsin, a week after jacob blake was shot seven times in the back by police. we're getting a new version from the police union that blake physically assaulted an officer just before the shooting and was carrying a knife. the blake shooting spurred nba players to walk off the court this week. they were playing again today but not before demanding and getting big changes. we begin our coverage with kathy park in kenosha, wisconsin. >> reporter: tonight passionate pleas from kenosha, wisconsin, demanding justice, this time for jacob blake. family members overcome by emotion and passion for change. the shooting ha paralyzed blake and sparked a deadly protest has become the latest flash point in a country reeling from racial injustice and police brutality. after nearly a week of tension in kenosha, president trump made his first comments on jacob blake. >> it was not a good sight. i didn't like the

i'm jose diaz balart reporting. for the privilege of your time and good night. >>> right now at 4:30, gaining a bit of ground. the weather helps fire crews battling flames around the bay area, but that break may be short-lived. we're tracking the return of dangerous conditions, including lightning. >>> plus -- >> are we stretched thin? yes, we are. >> and they're not just battling flames but also exhaustion. firefighters in the north bay talk about being pushed to the max as help finally begins to arrive. >>> meanwhile, that fire close to becoming the largest in state history as most people are preparing to evacuate at this hour. the news starts right now. we're on a bit early tonight because of nhl playoffs. good afternoon. i'm garvin thomas. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. worsening air quality around the bay area today. you probably noticed as fires continue to burn. now crews are racing to control as much of the flames as they can before more troubling weather moves in. our skyranger was just over the collection of fire

cameron diaz star of fx's "pose," actor and singer billy porter, music from jason aldean.ring the 8g band with fred armisen and now seth meyers. >> seth: how's everyone doing tonight? i had this weird dream last night that men with clubs competed against each other in empty arenas so i'm going to try not to watch baseball before bed. let's get to the news. president trump claimed yesterday that if former vice president joe biden is elected, quote, "markets would crash and cities would burn. our country would suffer like never before." i guess the only good news is that by november, you know, we'll be used to it. that's right, in case you weren't concerned already, our president is now talking like the opening crawl of a "star wars" movie. ♪ ♪ >> seth: according to a new report, president trump made up the story about the new york yankees inviting him to throw out the ceremonial first pitch at their game on august 15th said trump, "okay, you got me. i was lying. they wanted me to pitch the whole season." that's right, president trump made up the story about the new york yan

change everything people are dying from hunger and this is unacceptable and the prime minister hassan diaz who himself is being partly blamed for the situation in the country says he will now attempt to call new elections he says that's how change should happen. but it's unclear if those on the streets will listen to him with the situation growing ever more tense during saturday's day of protests a day of rage lebanon is in turmoil and looking desperately for a ray of hope amid the darkness. wild new car spawning bosler reidy has been following the events in beirut and sends us this update. that they are afraid seems that it's what ended up in lebanon to be that they open inner cities and over then 7 hours of clashes between security forces and the protesters and this day it was obvious that to protest that they had not the then usual they took over from ministries for a few hours the minister of foreign affairs and energy economy and environment plus . associate of banks since the 17th of october 1 of the new bunnies took the streets of lebanon they blamed the banking sector for the finan

prime minister haasan diaz handed in his government's resignation to the president who has asked him to stay on until a new cabinet is formed the decision has been welcomed over there and many feel it doesn't are far enough it's a good thing about the government has resigned because at the end of the day someone needs to take accountability and needs to take responsibility for a top and that's what is definitely not enough that this. might be a 1st step back to the problem as not those doing a charge for the past 18 months and those who wait and charge for the past 30 years the only it is so you should it's for us to to get should have them and as long as they are stated they could option would always be there would. have been no one is in the throes of the biggest financial crisis since the civil war making a recovery from last week's to zastava that much harder. one thing's clear the resignation has done little to quell the chaos on the streets of paris with. earlier we spoke with a correspondent vasella reidy in beirut and we asked him if the resignation of the government meant th

reminder of the top story we're following for you at this hour lebanese minute prime minister haasan diaz has announced his resignation along with the rest of his government comes in the aftermath of last week's devastating explosions and a route which triggered anti-government protests the knowledge that endemic corruption is a sibling for the blast. my colleague brant gulf will have more headlines for you at the top of the hour in the meantime remember you can always keep up to date on our web site w dot com and follow us on twitter and instagram that's abstain double units on the company for me and the entire team here for lent thanks for tuning. in the. climate change. remember so. much i'm still. going to do yours today to ensure. g.w. dot com there goes the making. clear tour.

manny diaz let me turn to you. hopefully we can get him up here and tom wolfe. [applause] [applause] enacted evening everybody. let's get this started. you have chosen wall street in the upper east side as your setting. and then he wrote about college sports and the fictional column. many believed it was duped especially since her daughter graduated from duke. my question is, think is why he miami? how did you come to choose the as the backdrop and what surprised you the most about it? >> first i wanted to write a book on immigration. i was still working on my last book and people would say what he going to work on next next and i'd say well i'm going to do something on immigration and always the same response, oh that's really interesting and they go to sleep standing up like a horse. but i thought it was a really great subject. i wasn't interested in how people get in but once they hit it. i didn't know. my first choice was the vietnamese in california. they are in huge numbers and they have migrated to los angeles and san francisco just like in miami in a way

. >> noticias telemundo con josé díaz balart .) (música) (música) el cantante john legend en vivo desde wilmington, delaware, está en marcha esta histórica convención, imágenes de lo que será la gran noche de joe biden son las 6 y media costa oeste, 9 y media de la noche del otro lado del país, en minutos joe biden aceptará la nominación a la presidencia . >> es un sueño en su larga carrera política , a los 77 años consigue que se haga realidad, en wilmington, delaware está cristina londoño, cómo es el ambiente?. >> seres humanos, con la interpretación de john legend, hay 146 autos, invitados selectos del partido demócrata, a veces empiezan a celebrar, y a veces el ambiente se torna sombrío, casi luctuoso cuando hablan de la realidad dl país y dicen que están en una campaña para salvar la democracia . >> (música) . >> la expectativa frente al centro chase es grande en el estacionamiento convertido en autocine senadores de la campaña demócrata podrán ver de cerca en términos de pandemia a su binomio presidencial. >> quiero esperar

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jairo dÍaz pedraza hablÓ con Él.en para llegar a la casa blanca. serÍa la primera mujer americana en llegar la vicepresidencia. para el secretario de estado alex padilla es una buena elecciÓn. alex padilla: creo que joe biden tomÓ la mejor decisión para su candidatura y para el paÍs, tambiÉn para california. tenemos a kamala harris como la senadora de nuestro estado y en ellauna gran campeona y lÍder por los asuntosque nos impactan como californianos, especialmente a la comunidad latina. jairo: el nombre de padilla suena como posible reemplazo de harris en el senado federal. alex padilla: es un honor tener mi nombre y al lado de muchos otros servidores pÚblicos igual de calificados. serÍan muy exitosos en este puesto. jairo: pÁlido ya es secretario de estado, tiene 47 aÑos, es hijo de inmigrantes. es del sur de california y es amigo personal de gavin newsom. estas sus credenciales. alex padilla: yo 20 aÑos en puestos de servicio pÚblico, comenzando en los Ángeles, 8 aÑos en la legislatura como senado estatal y 6 aÑos

gloria diaz is a san francisco parent of three children. >> we are not used to this hot weather. he was actually complaining like it is so hot. >> reporter: not every school district is concerned because live instruction happens in the morning before there is high demand which then puts added pressure on the electrical grid. >>> an extra $5.3 billion in funding has been made available for california schools to implement new guidelines with wi-fi connectivity and daily live interaction with teachers online. >> we are focused on the short-term and the long-term knowing that we have communities in rural communities that don't have access broadband or the infrastructure. >> the governor provided an executive order and he asked the state's broadband council to create a new action plan and saw their cases climbing to 700, pushing the total above 600,000. another 188 deaths were reported well above the seven-day average. the positivity rate is 6.5%. >> the major announcement today about mass at one of the city's most iconic churchescesk i is a a bins oer and customers. >> and seeing for

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. >>> noticias telemundo, con josé díaz balart ♪. >>> los efectos del huracán laura han sido devastadores y muchas, muchísimas familias latinas que están regresando a sus hogares se encuentran con en ruinas, maría paula está en la ciudad donde ha quedado inhabitable, un panorama desolador. >>> definitivamente condiciones muy difíciles, no hay agua, no hay electricidad, no hay gasolina y súmale los aguaceros que continúan cayendo después del paso de laura, hoy muchas familias regresaron temerosos de que laura les haya robado lo que tantos años les costó construir. >>> una escena apocalíptica, edicicios hechos trizas, escombros y desolación, la familia fuentes regresó esperando no encontrar nada. >>> nunca había visto una situación así y nos partió el alma. >>> respiró profundo al entrar y ver todo en su lugar, en medio del panorama gris trabajadores tratan de volver la normalidad. >>> hay que hacer limpieza, todo hay que limpiarlo. >>> venimos de houston y pues veníamos a ciegas, no sabíamos a lo que veníamos. >>> el mortal huracán laura cobró varias vidas en su paso por el caribe y en est

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mostramos como el calentamiento estÁ haciendo inhabitable algunas regiones >> noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz estudio muestra que el impacto del coronavirus en estados unidos es aÚn peor de lo que se pensaba. nÚmero de muertes hoy 13 de agosto supera los 177,000 pero un anÁlisis corporativo de los fallecim fallecimientos en otros aÑos estima que la cifra real de muertes superarÍa los 200,000 solo en las Últimas 24 horas ha perdido la vida 1500 personas el mayor nÚmero de fallecidos en un dÍa desde mediados de mayo >> mientras el jefe de los cdc sigue clamando y volviÓ a advertir vecinos de cumplen las recomendaciones tendremos del peor otoÑo en la historia del paÍ >> >> mientras mientras en todo Í miles de alumnos en cuarentena porque acudieron a clases en distritos que reabrieron las escuelas aÚn asÍ indican que la reapertura este bu segura pero o padres no quieren poner a sus hijos en riesgo, vamos con los detalles >> unos envÍan a tus hijos a la escuela con miedo y otros prefieran tener la opciÓn en california mÁs de una decena de padres estÁn demandando al gobernador pidiendo reabrir las

escolar para el jefe de policÍa los oficiale hicieron lo correcto >>> noticias telemundo >>> con josÉ dÍaz-balarten la casa blanca en donde el presidente trump ha interrumpido de forma abruptinta conferencia de prensa sobre el coronavirus cristina londoÑo, los servicios secretos se llevaron Ó una l presidente y esto provocÓ una enorme confusion >>> momentos de tensiÓn y nerviosismo fueron cortos pero intensos cuando ejemplo agente tomÓ una medida de emergencia que solo se toma en casos de crisispresidencial que interruÓe trump en plena conferencia de prensa y se lo llevÓ de la sala sin dar explicaciÓn alguna >> el presidente trump no habÍa alcanzado 2001 cuando estabaa su agente de seguridad vino por Él y se fue del lugar el nerviosismo se fue del lugar cuando se les informÓ que estaban en cierre nadie podÍa entrar ni salir de la mansiÓn presidencial momento despuÉs el propio trump regresÓ y explico lo que habÍa pasado afuera. >> hubo un tiroteo allÁ afuera de la casa blanca >>> todo estÁ bajo control le quiero agradecer al servicio secreto por su trabajo siempre rÁpido y efectivo pero hubo dispa

once the four-year transition is completed diaz, you will join the the whack the western athletic conference in 2020 for the whack recently canceled its fall football season. due to the pandemic kohl's has unique way to make its customers feel like they're shopping in the store, the department stores using a new augmented reality experience on snapchat it's called kohl's a or virtual closet. the store says customers can virtually try on the clothes with that feature and if they like what they see calls lets them by the items without leaving the snapchat ap. let's give you a live look now at the bay bridge we're still following the record breaking heat in the bay area temperatures reached triple digit today triple digits today and are expected to remain high. through the weekend in fact all the way into wednesday. we'll have another weather update tonight with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow that wraps up kron 4 news at 6 we'll see tonight at 8 o'clock on your bay area's local news stations. >>stay safe and stay cool seem little bit. dear california... we know these are challenging ti

trump, disculpe las molestias" y la entrevista que josÉ dÍaz-balart le hizo al presidente, es un compromiso contendientes luchaban por la ventaja dominical con un beneficio detrÁs de tres estrellas. >> los famosos se llevaron la primera ronda, nate burkhalter al final la victoria se la llevaron los famosos >> yamilet ahora sÍ >> y el beneficio de comenzar el dÍa domingo con una ventaja en la pizarra posteriormente ambo