tenemos aquí a ecuador donde destruyeron a colombia. el goleador del león. Ángel mena.ay contra brasil en la capital uruguaya. la verde amarela . al 34 va a comenzar a ganar . la pelota al centro. la toca gabriel de que tus navajas artur . gran resistencia . uno a cero. brasil se encuentra invicto. hemos nominado la acción un día más. cambio y fuera. >>> (publicidad en pantalla). >>> ♪ (música) >>> no tengo palabras para poder expresar lo que siento . >>> pasó décadas sin poder mero nadie por problemas de salud pero esta mujer mexicana recibió una sorpresa que la cambiará la vida. esta noche a las 11 . >>> el principal experto en enfermedades infecciosas del país recibió un premio de la universidad de san josé por su papel en la entrega de información vital de salud pública al pueblo estadounidense ante la pandemia del covid-19 . >>> recibió el premio de la (...) la excelencia en comunicación masiva. la ceremonia fue virtual. asistieron estudiantes, profesores y personal de la universidad . >>> un referente para la juventud. nos vemos . >>> (musica). >> (musica). >> (mu

lo gana ecuador. tres por dos. bolivia sigue sin sumar.erie de robos en área de la bahía y es que camiones postales son blanco de delincuentes lo amplíamos esta noche. >> y sucedió en stanford bridge en el hospital de niños, donde se llevó a cabo el lavado de ventanas anual, y los trabajadores se vistieron de sus héroes favoritos, para saludarlos >> muchas gracias, por su sintonía, nos vemos a las 11 >> musica mlls de damnificados en hondu honduros, miles quedaron en la calle, estamos en el epicentro d de la catastrofe buenas tardes la situacion es igual en el sur de mexico, en donde una mujer e perdio a f

resultados son buenos en el juego >> completamente de acuerdo hablemos de la conmebol se enfrentaba ecuadororias desde el 77 esto decían los directores técnicos carlos de colombia y el director técnico de ecuador >> para estr seguro de lo que se hace y seguir adelante >> creo que la clave estuvo en la velocidad que tuvimos en abrir la cancha presionar para dejar jugar a james >> gran triunfo y cerramos en el estado de montevideo uruguay ahí está edinson cavani la verde amarela al minuto 34 con el pase para gabriel jesÚs gran asistencia sobre le cierre del primer tiempo (nombre en inglés) de cabeza pone el dos a cero para brasil la selección del (nombre en inglés) va rumbo altras los partidos de hoy brasil líder le siguen argentina paraguay y el puesto de repechaje uruguay (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> venezuela ganó y ahí va peleando hemos dominado la acción un día más cambio y fuera >> [♪ ] >> en san francisco la patrulla de caminos hizo un arresto un hombre reportó una llanta ponchada en eso se percataro

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the greenhouse gas that threatens to warm the planet, simply bunkered away, and ecuador has plans to sequester even more carbon dioxide. just in the north sea is large enough to handle substantial part. if not everything that comes up in your can. that work will ships with c o 2, soon be going to norway to sink our climate problem under the new will see the technologies exist, but do they really advance climate protection? or are we just buying time according to the intergovernmental panel on climate change. we can only emit a maximum of around 300 insert 1000000000 tons of c o 2. if the rising global temperature is to stay below 1.5 degree celsius, we're currently releasing around 42000000000 tonnes a year. if we carry on as before, the c o 2 budget would be used up in around 8 years by 2028 steps like closing coal fired power plants, expanding the use of renewable energies and switching to electric cars will cost c o $2.00 emissions to decrease. the more ambitious we are, the more they go down. but keeping the increase below 330000000000 tons seems a hopeless cause. and it means th

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se trata de argentina, brasil, costa rica, repÚblica dominicana, ecuador y mÉxico.ndial de la iglesia catÓlica para los pobres. un obispo que es una forma de expresar la cercanÍa y atenciÓn del papa francisco a los necesitados.las Últimas dos semanas se han realizado 50 pruebas diarias. hay conmociÓn en inglaterra porel caso de una enfermera acusada de matar a 8b e intentar hacer lo mismo con otros dÍas en un hospital local. esta en prisiÓn preventiva tras ser acusada de asesinatoe intento de asesinato durante una audiencia. las acusaciones se relacionan con la muerte de bebÉs en la unidad neonatal del hospital entre 2015 y 2016. de nuevo con unos mensajes y al volver,un artista japonÉs se torna viral en las redes con patricia:este sÁbado la selecciÓn mexicana se enfrentarÁ a corea del sur en vivo a las 2:00 de la tarde hora del este por univisiÓny revive nuestra misma noche a las nueve por "unimas" y el sÁbado vas a poder disfrutar los mejores partidos entre mÉxico y estados unidos de la cup concacaf a partir de las 7:00 de la noche hora del este por "unimas". term

ecuador, esto y reciÉn llegando de del del viaje de punta.ras ciudades, como en boston y nueva york. las autoridades estÁn alarmadas son fans Única lo cuando tenÉs un aviÓn lleno de gente vos estÁs en medio puerto con muchas personas y hace flynn ex no todo el mundo lleva mÁscaras mas de un millÓn de pasajeros. el otro los controles de seguridad de los aeropuertos este viernes, unos novecientos sesenta y cuatro mil el sÁbado, la cifra se refleja en la venta de algunas agencias de viajes del paÍs, ahorita loca y es mÁs. demanda de aquÍ dentro del pais como fuera del paÍs. hay quienes llegan, pero otros eran alex casas. no era su paÍs, chile. vamos mar, la casa. a disfrutar a la familia para hay que ver. >> tenemos que de nuevo estos son algunas de las medidas que toman en el aeropuerto internacional de miami. los pasajeros tienen que viajar con la mascarilla puesta. que es orden del gobernador tel de la florida y y regulaciÓn de todas las aerolÍneas, yo lo que le subieron los pasajero es que choquen con la aerolÍnea antes de viajar chequeen co

born in ecuador, he and his family moved to the u.s. for a better life. >> we moved to boston.it was a struggle. we were very, very poor. and my mother worked cleaning houses. my father worked in a supermarket. there were absolutely no luxuries. there was a lot of tension in my house that was directly coming from living in poverty in the united states. >> reporter: young pueblo says he struggled emotionally but didn't have a way to deal with his pain. >> considering my ecuadoran background, the whole world of medita meditating, of being in touch with your emotions, of openly considering difficult situations as a family, this was all very new. when i went off into college, these sort of issues inside of me that i had never dealt with, this anxiety and this sadness, just became bigger and stronger and stronger. i started abusing drugs. just straining my relationships and definitely straining the relationship that i had with myself. it all reached a breaking point when one night i felt like i was dying, like i was having a heart attack. and from that moment i picked myself back up

para ver porque yo tambiÉn soy hija de inmigrantes, mis padres vinieron de repÚblica dominicana y ecuadorhan estado aquÍ y han hecho una pausa, bajaron el volumen para escuchar el discurso del presidente electo joe biden y de la vicepresidenta electa kamala harris. estos dicen que se van a quedar durante toda la noche iban a regresar el dÍa de maÑana. hasta el momento todo ha sido una marcha y congregaciÓn pacÍfica. nosotros vamos a continuar aquÍ. >> gracias. esperemos que la paso predomine esta noche. otra de las grandes ciudades que festeja es new york. miles de personas se volcaron a las calles para celebrar la victoria de la dupla biden-harris un binomio que representa la ciencia, la palabra y la verdad. vamos con nuestra compaÑera la gran manzana. reportera: buenas noches. la ciudad de new york hoy se ha convertido en una multitudinaria fiesta callejera de un fervor nunca antes visto, inmediatamente despuÉs de la confirmaciÓn de thuy biden como prÓximo presidente de estados unidos, los residentes a salieron a la calle a tocar bocinas, a llorar de alegrÍa, a cantar, a bailar, todo en

-man: ecuador. -lemonis: ecuador. -[ laughs ] -esteban: cuba!merica is that they give us a chance, including me -- i'm from lebanon -- to come to this country to make a living, to provide for our families. esteban, 50 years ago, you came to this country, and you said you wanted to become something. esteban: yes. lemonis: i would say that if you look around, you've become something. esteban: this is what i wanted to do. so, i have my dream. [ applause ] lemonis: you have a lot of work to do. everybody excited? woman: yes! whoo! lemonis: let's go to work. grafton's primary business is the custom-furniture business -- a great foundation. and they sell mostly to designers. but i think the real opportunity here is to find a way to sell directly to customers. i told you that i wanted to figure out a way to build a line. steve: mm-hmm. lemonis: and so what i'd like to do is i'd like to start with creating a quick-ship product designed solely by you. steve: okay. lemonis: my goal in driving grafton's revenue is to create a quick-ship line. these are rea

and ecuador has plans to sequester even more carbon dioxide just toward it. in the north sea is large enough to substantial part is not everything that comes out of your can that work will ships with c o 2, soon be going to norway to sink our climate problem under the whole state of the technologies exist, but do they really advance climate protection, or are we just buying time? according to the intergovernmental panel on climate change, we can only image to maximum of around $300000000000.00 tons of c o 2. if the rising global temperature is to stay below $1.00 degrees celsius, we're currently releasing around 42000000000 tonnes a year. if we carry on as before, the c o 2 budget would be used up in around 8 years by 2028 steps like closing coal fired power plants, expanding the use of renewable energy sands. switching to electric cars will cause c o 2 emissions to decrease. the more ambitious we are, the more they go down. but keeping the increase below $330000000000.00 tons seems a hopeless cause and it means there'll be more c o 2. that has to be removed

lower middle income countries, with a couple of small exceptions, including a rue and close, and ecuador, have not, they do not have existing contracts to secure their supply to this vaccine. and the companies are saying that there we're seeing perhaps 1300000000 doses, by the end of next year, we need to keep 2 doses for a vaccination course for it to be effective. so that 650000000 people, that's not enough for the entire world. and right now, a small number of countries are counting, the vast majority of that projected supply, rive. the world health organization for their part has a short day w. and then interview on monday that to even distribution to include the developing world to do you see it that way? there may be a limited distribution to the developing world, but there are several issues for why this axiom is unlikely to be distributed in mass to the developing world. so 1st is the total supply of the vaccine. $1300000000.00 doses is not enough to go around by my back of the, on the lookout and 6 wealthy country purchasers. and one of those is the european cut union are accoun

those injured as a motions run high in the argentinian capital, as fans grieve for diego maradona, ecuador's foreign president. rafael correa shared his tribute to the late football star. he himself was from a poor family, so he knew 1st hand what it was like, living in hardship. but here we saw it as he's duty to change something. that's what gave him a close relationship and sympathy from progressive leaders in latin america and facebook friends, joe biden. that's the claim of critics who say the social media giant is being too easy on the president elect in its fight against fake new everyone who gathered around the turkey today. happy thanksgiving. i'm donald quarter and you're watching our to international welcome to the program. in france for teenagers are said to have been charged in connection with last month's brutal beheading of a teacher. among them is reported to be the daughter of a man behind an online campaign against samuel paddy. the teacher was killed after showing cartoons of the prophet muhammad to his class during a lesson on free speech. charlotte dubinsky reports. well

among the reaction we've been getting to his death was from former ecuador, president rafael correa, who knew the world cup winner himself was from a poor family, so he knew 1st hand what it was like, living in harsh. we saw it as these duty to change something. that's what gave him a close relationship and sympathy from progressive leaders in latin america. cold turkey threaten to pump the brakes on thanksgiving celebrations. as many americans face the dilemma gather with loved ones. played by just gone midnight in moscow. i mean only you with your news this hour good to have your company. we begin in france, where 4 teenagers have reportedly been charged in connection with the brutal beheading of a teacher that rocked the country last month. thought to be among them, the daughter of a man behind an online campaign against some new, all pouty. he was killed after using cartoons of the prophet muhammad to debate, freedom of speech in a less charlotte has more from paris. well, 3 of the individuals are said to be 1314 years old, and they have been indicted for complicity in a terroris

recounting their experiences with the legend, including former ecuador, president rafael correa, who spoke to r.t. himself from a poor family. so he knew firsthand what it was like, living in harsher. we saw it as these duty to change something. that's what gave him a close relationship and sympathy from progressive leaders in latin america 24 hour news live from moscow. this is your r.t. international pleasure to have your company. my name's unanimity. we begin in france, where 4 teenagers have reportedly been charged in connection with the brutal be heading of a teacher that shocked the country last month. thought to be among them, the daughter of a man behind an online campaign against some party. he was killed after using cartoons of the prophet mohammed to debate, freedom of speech and a lesson charlotta been ski, has more for us from paris. well, 3 of the individuals are said to be 13 and 14 years old and they have been indicted for complicity in a terrorist assassination. and that's because they're said to have been the teenagers who pointed out to samuel patti's murderer, who

among the reaction we've been getting to his death was from former ecuador president rafael correa. he knew the world cup winner self was from a poor family, so he knew 1st hand what it was like, living in hartshorne hill. we saw it as these duty to change something. that's what gave him a close relationship and sympathy from progressive leaders in latin america. going cold turkey coated restrictions threaten to pump the brakes on funks, giving celebrations to many americans face the dilemma with loved ones played by the rules most go to the world. this is our to international, your company i'm, you know, neil. we begin in france, where for teenagers have reportedly been charged in connection with the brute beheading of a teacher rocked the country last month, thought to be among them, the daughter of a man behind an online campaign against something called party samuel was killed after using cartoons of the prophet muhammad to debate freedom of speech in the lesson. charlotte dubin ski, our correspondent in paris, has more. well, 3 of the individuals are said to be 1314 years old,

manufacturer and we see that happening with some of the upper middle income countries, like peru and ecuadortries like brazil and mexico that are trying to secure their access to vaccines by helping facilitate and participate in trials, countries like india are using their manufacturing capacity to manufacture doses in advance and hope that the vaccines pan out and being able to use that supply to vaccine their own citizens, and then of course we have global access mechanisms, which is an initiative by the world health organization and others, and the goal of that is to raise financing for vaccine and then disseminate them equitably to low and middle income countries. 620 leaders saying they are committing to improving response and preparedness to future pandemics. let's see if those words are followed by action. thank you very much for your time. and we'll find out how this story and many others are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:30pm and 11:30pm in the papers. our guests joining me tonight are the broadcaster penny smith and the sun's chief sports reporter, martin lipton. the late

further south, significant showers are still largely in colombia, ecuador, and northern peru. i can unlock my phone with my face. you can access your bank account with your voice unique algorithmic measurements of us that are revolutionizing the process of identification. the biometrics are far from perfect convenience and seeming infallibility, comes at a cost most crucially our privacy and in the fall of a far far series are the re addresses the appropriation of our most personal characteristics. all hail the algorithm on not just the euro. this is al jazeera, a reminder of our top stories this hour. the un's acting envoy to libya says a lot of work has yet to be done before and national transitional governments can the names. rival factions couldn't agree on who will lead the country heads of elections next year. politicians in peru are going through the process of selecting a new interim president after emanuel merino resigned in the job for less than a week. having replaced martin discounter was removed from office and syrian foreign minister will lead to a more than has

, but most lower middle income countries, with a couple of small exceptions, including a roux and ecuador, have not. they do not have existing contracts to secure their supply to this accident. and the companies are saying that there we're seeing perhaps a 1300000000 dose is by the end of next year. you need to keep 2 doses for a vaccination course for it to be effective. so that 650000000 people, that's not enough for the entire world. and right now a small number of countries are counting. the vast majority of that project rive the world health organization for their part has a short day. and then interview on monday that i'd see to even distribution to include the developing world to do you see it that way? there may be a limited distribution to the developing world, but there are several issues for why this act scene is unlikely to be distributed in mass to the developing world. so 1st is the total supply of the vaccine. $1300000000.00 doses is not enough to go around by my back of the, on the lookout and 6 wealthy country purchasers. and one of those is the european cut union are, ha

manufacturer and we see that happening with some of the upper middle income countries, like peru and ecuadorr access to vaccines by helping facilitate and participate in trials, countries like india are using their manufacturing capacity to manufacture doses in advance and hope that the vaccines pan out and being able to use that supply to vaccinate their own citizens, and then of course we have global access mechanisms, which is an initiative by the world health organization and others, and the goal of that is to raise financing for vaccines and then disseminate them equitably to low and middle income countries. the prime minister's pledge to ban gas boilers from new homes by 2023 has been withdrawn. it first appeared on the government website earlier this week as part of borisjohnson‘s 10—point climate plan. but it later disappeared with downing street claiming a mix—up and said it plans to set out further details in due course. 0ur energy and environment analyst roger harrabin reports. normally planes cars and bowlers get the blame for emissions but gas and central heating also plays a go

among the reaction we've been getting to his death was from former ecuador, president rafael correa, who knew the world cup winners from a poor family. so he knew firsthand what it was like, living in hardship. we saw it as these duty to change something. that's what gave him a close relationship and sympathy from progressive leaders in latin america. broadcasting live from our international news center in moscow. welcome to our team, my names. you know me, the pleasure of your company. we begin in france, where 4 teenagers have reportedly been charged in connection with the brutal beheading of a teacher that rocked the country last month. thought to be among them, the daughter of a man behind an online campaign against party. he was killed after using cartoons of the prophet muhammad to debate freedom of speech in a lesson. charlotte reports from paris. well, 3 of the individuals said to be 1314 years old, and they have been indicted for complicity in a terrorist assassination. and that's because they're said to have been the teenagers who pointed out to samuel patty's murderer who

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many countries that i couldn't even name them all from albania, guatemala, costa rica, syria, egypt, ecuador, have you don't think the term presidency has led many in the global south let alone in moscow and beijing to think what gives the right of the united states to mess around in any, any world issues. that's all it is a country live is led wars that have killed wounded or displaced tens of millions of people just in the past decade. it has no right to do anything anymore. well, you know, one of the things i want to expose in the book is that that's relatively new. and that from 1718 9 until the end of the 19th century, the united states was quite expansionist in north america. right. it pushed right across to the pacific coast, took land from mexico, trampled on native americans, but then it stopped and it went no further. and it really did follow the guidance of the founders, which was we should have commercial connections with everybody. but political and geo political connections with no one that starts to change with the spanish-american war. and the united states becomes part, part

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further south, significant showers are still likely in colombia, ecuador, and northern peru. i cannot lock my phone with my face. you can access your bank accounts with your voice unique algorithmic measurements of us that are revolutionizing the process of identification. the biometrics are far from perfect convenience and seeming infallibility. comes at a cost most crucially, our privacy and the force of a far far series island re-address is the appropriation of our most personal characteristics. all hail the algorithm on a just to go to drive their industrial expansion and european powers colonised, huge areas of the world rich resources. so free labor and vast lands were exploited in the name of civilization and wealth until the colonies decided they'd had enough . in a new 3 part documentary series out as they are exposed, the district suffering and legacy of france's imperial past. not in tears french to colonise ation. coming soon 10 years of conflict cannot be resolved in one of libya's rivals settle on a date to hold national elections, but fail to agree on a unity g

saying some lively showers along with a final 1st of the continent like the way across into colombia ecuador also seeing some live fish house as well from time to time they dip a pot further to go on through sunday of course that western side of the amazon and beyond thought and try further south there was a $26.00 celsius but just not just a few showers just pushing up towards northern parts of argentina at this stage more than just a few showers across the capital of course with a time making its way blackouts tools that western side of the caribbean is going to throw some very heavy rain back in across jamaica jamaica already with some flooding problems it will continue to drive this way the general northeasterly direction thorough the heavy downpours coming through here as we go through saturday and see where sunday that really heavy rain making its way across a good part of cuba and eventually feeding across much of southern florida this weekend. as donald trump been good for america everything is in disarray the media of course take in every debate that they can seem to mock the fact t

north with small intent showers coming through here that wet weather pushing over towards peru tools ecuadortowards venezuela and colombia and up into the cabin where all eyes of course on tropical storm 8 so you can say this is the track of the storm in recent well the last week and a half will so actually you see how it's punched its way across cuba now seeing some very heavy rain across the florida case lots of wet weather there across the southern half of florida as it makes its way back out into the gulf of mexico is in the process of intensify and this we go on through choose day it's likely to become a hurricane once again the sir said he wants to keep a very close eye on over the next couple of days 11 make a right turn and grassy it up towards the florida panhandle. this is al jazeera. i know that this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes pharmaceutical says coronavirus vaccine is 90 percent effective as the calls for scientific solutions and solidarity to end the pandemic. it is also at the top of u.s. president elect joe biden's agenda he's just announc

we see some wetter weather to just pushing up into ecuador, easing up into parts of colombia and also into venezuela showers. continue cross the western side of the caribbean. not quite as intense as they have been recently, but they are still there nevertheless. so we see more downpours coming into one, nicaragua, into honduras, and guatemala. want to see the showers over towards the east, the side of the region as well, just around the other. the way in wood, so i think some of that debate a little drier than it has been recently. the showers still that grenada will see some showers and vincent. so, wet weather, just pushing up towards us for the, the larger audience. for hispaniola, for jamaica, and for cuba, it is a fine and dry, pleasant sunshine coming straight and largely dry for a good parts of mexico. remain ancient forests. some of europe's most pristine. they are crucial for our society and crucial battle against the climate crisis. but illegal logging by a ruthless timber mafia is destroying both the landscape and people's lives. being in the main, there is no water. there

middle income countries, with a couple of small exceptions, including a rule and close during the ecuador, have not, they do not have existing contracts to secure their supply, get this vaccine. and the companies are saying that there we're seeing perhaps $1300000000.00 doses, by the end of next year, we need to keep 2 doses for a vaccination course for it to be effective. so that 650000000 people, that's not enough for the entire world. and right now, a small number of countries are counting. the vast majority of that projected supply, rive. the world health organization for their part has a short day w. and then interview on monday to even distribution to include the developing world to do you see it that way? there may be a limited distribution to the developing world, but there are several issues for why this axiom is unlikely to be distributed in mass to the developing world. so 1st is the total supply of the vaccine. $1300000000.00 doses is not enough to go around by my back of the, on the lookout and 6 wealthy country purchasers. and one of those is the air in cut union are, have a

argentina, lebanon, venezuela, ecuador, now zambia. this is a longer list than we had in years. everything happen simultaneously, but i think the -- especiallyor vulnerable are lower income --ntries, but not limited to a very poor and tracked it -- a very protracted period of financial fragility in the banking side and the possibility come in the worst cases, outright sovereign debt crisis. be still requiring restructuring, still requiring coming to the imf programs and so on. tom: carmen reinhart and vincent reinhart with us on their important article on the pandemic depression and foreign affairs. without question my essay of the summer. carmen reinhart, question for you, and it is delicate. thee completely misjudge ,ercent of gdp of stimulus aid income replacement, that will be required? thewe completely misjudging 2% to 3% of gdp will not get it done and the statistic is much more towards 5% or 6% of gdp? it is not entirely a misjudgment. it is also the reality of capacity. if you are speaking about the emerging world, the private capital flows have significantly retrenched.

people are citing the high defaults in argentina, lebanon, ecuador. remember, those were all headed for restructuring sometime in 2021. it just got moved up from the covid crisis. you don't have a lot of problem areas elsewhere. you think about, lockdowns have been much less severe in most economies. a vaccine should be more positive for most emerging economies that are reliant much more on tourism. a lot of good things -- to the extent we get growth, a lot of good things going on in the markets, and a lot of yield. one has to be careful. anyuld not say go buy emerging market economy. but in general, we are finding more value in emerging markets then we are in domestic corporate high-yield. jonathan: great to catch up payment we will have to continue the conversation. stay safe, wear a mask -- i know that you will. coming up in the final spread, the week ahead. another five days jampacked with fed speak. richard clarida -- kicking things off on monday. all speaking throughout the week david the data point of the week. retail sales on tuesday. and then

showers across the amazon basin, particularly tools, western side of brazil, heading over towards ecuador and into colombia. plenty of showers too, into the western side of the caribbean. i'm afraid we do still have some showers in the forecast into nicaragua, flood affected possibly, and honduras still being affected by this chain of showers, which extends out into the open waters. just to the south of jamaica running across into hispaniola will see some wet weather. also affecting puerto rico as we go on through chews day and into wednesday. let's talk playing a little further east woods and south was the showers will continue there across southern parts of central america, but largely fine. i'm trying to cuba a key figure of the early 20th century arab literary scene and a feminist writer had to have had time. so why did her story and in such tragedy? is there a well the expose the life and walk of maisie arda on al-jazeera and all jews where ever this is al-jazeera. i live a very unforgiving this is that he was live from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. after weeks of delay, u.

it's easy for us to order from ecuador through here. right now everything is in last minute. it is little hard for us to get whatever they need. >> all right. thank you so much. you can come down to the san francisco flower market. we are live in san francisco. >> all right. thank you. hoping the best for em >>> some great news for drivers this morning. aaa predicts gas prices will stay low through the holiday season. >> right now driver dear sir find gas for $1.99 or less at 55% of gas station across the country. last year it was 1% of gas stations had gas for $1.99 or less. >> the national average for a gallon of unleaded is down about 48-cents from this time last year. while many americans are still planning to travel despite warnings to stay home, there will be fewer people on the roads and you spoke to aaa about what we can expect. >> i did. this holiday travel season is going to look very difficult this year with public health officials urging people to stay home and according to aaa they expect to see at least a 13% drop in travel statewide. that's compared to 2019. wh

debtve seen two restructurings in ecuador and argentina. we see these discussions around zambia. there are other countries where this issue is pressing today. i want to flag that there is also corporate debt. right now, the corporates are being helped with policy support. everybody is being helped with low interest rates in most countries. supporthis policy gradually is reshaped and we and thishealth crisis is withdrawn, there would be debt issues to be sorted out, so what is the imf doing? hard forave lobbied debt service suspension for the poorest countries. 44 of them have taken advantage of this. so as their economies are in standstill, their debt services are in standstill. ourselves, for our poorest members, provided 29 of the countries that have debt obligations to the imf to not april, actually until depend, is relieved. we work with countries on a case-by-case basis to establish how we can bring debt down to a sustainable level, and we work with countries to help goods regimes for dealing with bankruptcies. so there can be credible, prudent exit without harming the broad

brazil but active frontal system now in the east and then tailing off in ventura you see 20 inches in ecuador and something colombia hurrican eater is no longer visible as a hurricane but it's a massive slowly revolving thunderstorms affecting honduras was already done some damage of the next 2 days it'll be in western honduras bits of guatemala and billy's as a tropical depression hard to pick out right o.b. but it may well come back over the war mortise during saturday as the thunderstorms in belize for 2 days show cells disappearing so as that may form or tropical storm eventually heads up towards cuba but we'll watch that to see if it actually does. in the u.s. the most active weather is on the pacific coast and it's stretching all the way down into california into the central valley quite possibly snow in the cascades. reporting in the field means i often get to witness not just news this is breaking but also history as it's unfolding crossing from serbia to hungary to read one day i might be covering politics and the next or i might come for a protest. but what's most important to me is

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new restrictions i've also been imposed in ecuador's 2nd city. that was one of the hot spots beginning this pandemic with the a lot of people who died and was left on the streets. so the governments are trying to avoid that return to a full lockdown, but they're starting seriously to look at new measures to deal with this new rise in cases with a view from latin america. thanks so much. brazilians, municipal elections considered a test a far right. present, i am also known as popularity. it's also the fast vote since his victory 2 years ago. vs as and city council, as including candidates allied with boston are the elections were postponed by 6 weeks because of the pandemic that's now killed more than 165000 people in brazil. well, that's correspondent monica janacek. she joins us now from rio de janeiro, given that paulson are as popular she seems to have been slipping. how confident are as candidates feeling right now? while his main candidates and the main cities which are really if you narrow some ball lobello to thorn tree, they're not doing

which was basically the worst outbreak in the world at that point and probably still, maybe a city in ecuadorat that point the worst. people were inside. they heard the wailing sirens all the time, and it traumatized people. they were traumatized. they knew people that got sick. they knew people that died, and they were like, this is awful. what is the like social life world experience of this pandemic on your reservation and in those states now as the numbers per capita head towards new york levels? >> well, i think it varies. you know, we have, especially in north and south dakota, we know that there has been major resistance to, you know, wearing face masks. there's been a debate about their effectiveness and whether, you know, they even work and suggestions they're harmful to our health. we have that attitude. but we also have within our reservation communities, we do have people that are taking this virus seriously. they know that we are losing precious lives. they know that it's important for them to do their part to reduce the spread, and that has been what we've focused on when we're