julio: gracias elena y pasamos con un adelanto de los deportes.eal madrid y el que lo quieren para que haga dupla con benzema en busca de un nueve puro. el futbolista ya sabe lo que es vivir en madrid, ahÍ empezÓ su carrera julio: nosotros le hemos preparado varias fotografÍas interactivas que muestran el antes y despuÉs del toque de queda en el Área de la bahÍa. descargue nuestra aplicaciÓn disponible que es gratis , nuestra aplicaciÓn aparece como " univisi ♪ >>domingo 22 de marzoy estas son las principales noticias. el presidente trump anunciÓ que se recibirÁn las prÓximas 38 horas equipo de protecciÓn para trabajadores de la salud, estaciones mÉdicas temporales, para tratar enfermos, respiradores, y el apoyo de la guardia nacional. nueva york con mÁs de 15,000 casos reportados de coronavirus. ante esta emergencia el gobernador le urgiÓ al presidente invocar la ley de producciÓn de defensa. tenemos un resumen de los beneficios aprobados traigo bien hacer al para hacerle tiempo-- para hacerlecara al coronavirus.

elena: me impactÓ bastante.a del coronavirus y mÁs de 50, entre ellos empleados, se han enfermado con sÍntomas asociados a este virus. elena: toda mi familia me dice: "no salgas. quedate en tu casa. haz lo que puedas dentro de tu casa. entretente, pero no salgas". pero es imposible no salir. angie: a los 79 aÑos ella teme ser la prÓxima. elena: hay dÍas que me levanto y pienso: "ya me dio". me siento con la garganta o me siento... todo el dÍa me toco a ver si tengo fiebre. angie: ¿alguna vez ustedes han visto algo asÍ? matÍas: yo he estado en salud pÚblica ya unos 20 aÑos y es la primera vez que he visto algo de esta escala. angie: matÍas valenzuela es parte del equipo encargado de detener el contagio masivo. matÍas: hemos tenido que tomar medidas mÁs agresivas que en cualquier otra parte porque tenemos mÁs casos y tenemos infecciÓn que estÁ pasando a nivel de comunidad. angie: ahora tienen mÁs pruebas para diagnosticar el virus. y prÓximamente estarÁn alojando a los pacientes en este motel. por su parte, el doc

elena to make.. -- elena. to m make room for this pipelin, hundreds of trees had to be cut down., and in the last five years, i see so much devastation of nature. really wonder what would i see six years from now. i see this as a suicide, as a collective suicide. toorter: stefan wants things chgege. he is the youngest mayor in the country. the social democrats are campaigning. he says upcoming elections were postponed because of the cocoronavirus crcrisis. to tryry to boost ththe economyf this district, a year ago, he launched a card for his citizens to obtain discounts. despite the lack of customers, the shopkeeper appreciates the dynamism of her mayoyor, because she is sororry to see young pepp dedessert the country, often tid of the power of political parties. >> [speaking another language] reporter: afterwards, the mayor visits this almost empty bar. the bar's young owner is yearning to leave. when he launched this business 10 years ago, he was convinced that things c could improve. today, he is struggling to get out of here. >> [speaking another language] reporter: according

big shoutout to elena, very brave for her to come on and talk about this stuff.ree quick tips from evelyn who i love, by the way, and actually work with personally. first tip, stop the war internally with food. make peace with food. so, for example -- and, by the way, i should say when you make peace with food and allow yourself to eat what you want, that doesn't mean you shouldn't eat healthy, you should but you don't have to just have healthy food. you can also with dinner maybe have a piece of bread, maybe have a brownie. >> can it be that big? >> it can be that big. >> because that's a big one. >> you should be listening to your body's cues as you eat it because you may not need to eat all of it. and when you're restricting yourself, evelyn's thesis is, then you get into this mode of deprivation and binging. >> that's why you actually have added sugar back in to your diet. >> yes. >> viewers may notice you're eating again. >> yes, i eat again in part because i met evelyn. here's tip number two. make dining an experience. instead of just setting up, you know,

i want to go back to the point jemile ended with, to you, elena. is the $8.3 billion package that the house passed last night. i'm sorry -- friday night, that the senate is to convene tomorrow. many hoped the senate would come back saturday and pass it rye away. but even in that $8.3 billion package which we certainly need a lot more than that, there is a limit in terms of the companies that are exposed in terms of dealing with sick pay. >> that's right. >> or pay leave, companies -- the very large companies, and small companies. give us an analysis for the viewers on where the limits of this company are. because people that are sitting home that may have to use the sick leave need to understand who this is limited to. >> sure. i am also going to turn it over the jemile in just a second to explain some of his comments as well. but the house bill provides an extension of family and medical leave for 14 days. paid leave. and also pros a new paid leave option again for 14 days for businesses for 5 -- that have employees of 500 employees or less. howev

elena: durante esta noche disfrutamos de condiciones secasen el Área de la bahÍa.probabilidad de lluvias. no es hasta el miÉrcoles en la tarde que comienzan a mejorar las condiciones y las lluvias se alejan de nosotros. hoy las mÁximas en san josÉ alcanzaron 68 grados. por encima de las mÁximas normales. sin embargo a partir de maÑana veremos un descenso en las temperaturas. esta madrugada en las mÍnimas en 43 grados. mientras que san josÉ se puede quedar en 47 grados. para maÑana las mÁximas en descenso, 63 en san josÉ pero san francisco se puede quedar en 55 grados con lluvia en gran parte de nuestra Área. y a partir del mediodÍa del lunes estarÁ lloviendo nuestra regiÓn. y se puede extender hasta la maÑana del miÉrcoles. y en la tarde el miÉrcoles comienzan a mejorar las condiciones. miren las mÁximas a mediados de semana, por debajo de los 60 grados. vamos a tener mÁs informaciÓn en nuestros prÓximos noticieros. ♪ ♪ julio:y nosotros le hemos preparado varias fotografÍas interactivas que muestran el antes y el despuÉs del toque de queda. descargue nuestra aplica

marÍa elena que lucía radiante y bella con futuro muy prometedor como artista antes del ataque del pasado a reforzar. >> nos dijo que ella no asistirÁ a la marcha de maÑana porque su situaciÓn es complicada, pero asegurÓ que no dejarÁ y seguir luchando por la justicia. >> cientos de mujeres organizaron en protestar en contra de los homicidios, hoy es el dÍa internacional de la mujer donde se espera que miles de mujeres marchan para exigir el fin contra las mujeres y maÑana lunes algunas mujeres participaran en una huelga donde dicen que no van a ir a trabajar, va a permanecer fuera de las calles y van a tratar de llegar a las huelgas. >> en chile estima que mÁs de 1 millÓn de personas salieron a las calles de santiago con carteles, para celebrar el dÍa internacional de las mujeres, protestar en contra de los ataques hacia ella. >> hemos notado que han bajado bastante las temperaturas en los Últimos dos dÍas, pero fÉlix hernÁndez nos tiene los reportes, pero primero veamos estas imÁgenes en vivo de san josÉ. hemos visto lluvias ligeras en el Área de la bahÍa, pero la pregunta que se ustede

. >>> para elena es otra vioviÁjera que no esta alarmada por la situaciÓn actual, no todos los viajeroscancelaciones. >>> en el centro de llamadas de la compaÑÍa (hablan en inglÉs) los telÉfonos no paran de sonar. >>> (hablan en inglÉs) habla del aumento de llamadas que recibieron, pero la mayorÍa de las pÓlizas de seguros no cubren el coronavirus, ya que las epidemias quedan excluidas de los contratos. >>> kebin nos dice que el plan de seguro era de 563 dÓlares. otra recomendaciÓn para viajes internacionales es comunicarse con el proveedor o la agencia de viajes para ver si hay un cambio. >>> sentido comÚn. esta enfermedad estÁ en el ambiente, no hay que entrar en pÁnico. hay que estar informados y tener preocupaciÓn. si viaja no se toque los ojos o nariz. >>> es una gripe que se llama covid- covid-19, quÉ debe hacer para contagiarse? lavese las manos bien, no estÉ en lugares pÚblicos, si tiene un sÍntoma llame a su mÉdico y el le darÁ las indicaciones. y trate de estar aislado del resto de su familia. dos eventos fueron cancelados en san josÉ. el evento (hablan en inglÉs) estarÁ abier

no recibe una respuestade departamento de salud incluso sus alumnos que estudiaron un contento con elenaspitales sin un retraso con unos. martín placencia un grupo de bomberos se aísla contra miembros del estación de bomberos número 20 tras estar en contacto con un paciente que llevarlo al hospital seriamente enferma el sábado pasado >>> este paciente mostraba síntomas similares dijo la portavoz del departamento de bomberos de condado está entrenado para atender pacientes >>> los números ingresaron antes unas y anteojos es un mismo prólogo el fundador capacitar para hacer frente a una posible epidemia. preparados para capacitar a las personas le cómo dirigían las personas >>> departamento de salud aseguró que todos los hospitales ya tienen están capacitados con el coronavirus. >>> ahora tenemos la capacidad de procesarle para el coronavirus más rápido que los centros de controly prevención de enfermedades de los que estuvieren en compacto fuera negativo. >>> información en las autoridades de california sobre el impacto del coronavirus que puede tener una comunidad con agua y jabón tomar

pedro: marÍa elena nos dijo que no asistirÁ la marcha de maÑana por su condiciÓn, que aÚn es delicadade tema, de nuevo en la calle santiago de chile se convirtieron en epicentro de fuertes choques entre policÍas y manifestantes. los ciudadanos quemaron un vehÍculo de camiÓn de agua de la policÍa con bombas motol mientras intentaba. si le mantiene una fuerte crisis social, exigen mejores pensiones, educaciÓn,. en mal tiempo que viene azotando algunas zonas de brasil dejÓ al menos 36 muertos mÁs de 40 desaparecidos en el estado de são paulo, una de las zonas mÁs afectadas,. donde los deslizamientos de tierra arrastraron humildes viviendas, dejaron a mÁs de 205 personas desalojadas en enero pasado, mÁs de 50 personas murieron debido al mal tiempo. reportera: virginia mireles fue adicta a la heroÍna por 28 aÑos, durante su Última condena en prisiÓn encontró un programa de capacitaciÓn profesional que le cambiÓ la vida para siempre. univisiÓn ha estado siguiendo la historia de esa mujer que hablÓ con dulce castellano, sobre el Éxito profesional que vive en esta segunda oportunidad que le h

. >>> and joining me now elena beverly from the president obama 2008 campaign and plits smith and welcomeere, senator harris for biden or jackson for sanders. >> well obviously sanders is trying to mitigate the strength of the kamala harris endorsement by rolling out ref vand jesse jackson. he is a civil rights giant. he is legendary in the civil rights community. he is also providing the reach into the more senior members of the african-american community and that is the community that bernie sanders trails with. so if you think about the super tuesday states where joe biden won 72% of the vote of that black vote in alabama or 62% in north carolina or 60% of the black vote in texas, bernie sanders has an issue with reaching into the more senior african-american community. >> so then, elena -- >> and that is what jesse jackson is there for. >> and why don't you think he did -- the saturday before super tuesday, why don't you think he put that endorsement at that point and might that have helped. >> very good question, alex. and know reverend jackson well. he's been very good to me in my o

make sure that we are not -- that we are telling a fuller story about how we expand that base. >> elena, joe biden tells himself as the obama/biden candidate. and that's not incorrect. and he's giving off the vibe that he's got the obama endor endorsement. how is that working out? >> i'm not sure he's giving off the vibe he has the obama endorsement. he said he didn't want president obama's endorsement because he wanted to win fair and square and didn't want president obama to put his thumb on the scale. i don't think you're going to see president obama endorse anyone. i also don't think he needs to endorse anyone before the convention. i think he wants to unify the party at the right time, and that time is not coming until the convention. so i take -- i disagree with adrian, who said in the last hour that president obama, former president obama needs to endorse joe biden and endorse him right away. i don't think it's necessary because of those fantastic campaign staffers who i know have flooded the field after leaving -- they left south carolina, they have moved into super tuesday stat

with tonight's eye on america, cbs news contributor, maria elena salinas traveled to a small town ination is exploding. >> reporter: jenny stafford's mission over the next 24 hours -- >> there he is. >> reporter: is to count all of the homeless people in her town of victoria, texas. >> give me one and i'll take these two your side. >> we're not trying to be rich. we're not trying to be donald trump or anything. we're just trying to survive and have a life. >> a good hot meal here, every day except sunday. >> reporter: is this the first time you've been homeless? and where are you sleeping tonight? >> i'm not sure. but last night i slept under a carport. >> reporter: this yearly census-like count of the homeless is used by the department of housing and urban development to allocate funding nationwide. the homeless population here in victoria has tripled since 2018. >> it's almost like it caught us asleep. we were not prepared, i don't believe, for what we're experiencing today. >> reporter: part of the problem is that there is no universal definition of homelessness. >> if you're slee

the supreme court historical society hosted this action or in the supreme court chamber with elena kagan offering introductory remarks. jeremy: good evening. i'm vice president of the supreme court historical society and i'm excited to see you here tonight on the second letter on the supreme court. we're very privileged tonight to have as our host, justice kagan. she will be introducing our distinguished speaker very shortly. let me just tell you a few things about justice kagan you may or may not know already. born in new york, raised in new york, educated at princeton, oxford, and harvard law school. clerk to judge abner mikvah on the d.c. circuit judge, followed by a clerkship with justice thurgood marshall here on the supreme court. and a couple years of law practice, then in 1991, entering academia, teaching at the university of chicago law school, where she met professor barack obama. two years later, invited back to washington tow ork -- to work for the senate judiciary committee at the request of the chairman, then senator joe biden. two years later, judge mikvah becomes white ho

justice elena kagan offing introductory remarks. >> good evening and welcome to everybody, i'm jerry libben, i'm a vice president of the supreme court historical society and delighted to see everybody here tonight in our second lecture of the leon silverman series on dissents in the supreme court. we are very privileged tonight to have as our host justice kagan. she will be introducing our distinguished speaker very shortly. let me just tell you a few things about justice kagan you may or may not know already. born in new york. raised in new york. educated at princeton, oxford and harvard law school. then became a clerk to judge abner mickva on the d.c. circuit, followed by a clerkship with justice thurgood marshall here at the supreme court. then a couple of years of law practice, and then in 1991, entering academia teaching at the university of chicago law school where she met professor barack obama. two years later, invited back to washington to work for the senate judiciary committee as special counsel at the request of the chairman, then senator joe biden. two years later, judge

sky 7 caught a glimpse of it. 87-year-old elena and harry have been confined to their room since thursdayalong with thousands around them. their granddaughter michelle han their roommate and support. you have your grand daughter with you to lean on. >> she entertains us a lot. >> they entertain me. >> we did the zumba today again. even grandpa got up and did it. >> docking in the port of oakland is a victory, but not the final step. many of these people still need their luggage tags to disembark. >> we packed last night. we are ready to go. >> before disembarking the captain of the ship required all passengers to wear a mask and stay six feet apart from the person in front of them. i did ask all the passengers we interviewed today if they would go back on the cruse ship after this. the answer is yes by all of them. >>> some of the 962 passengers who live in california will be taken to travis air force base to be quarantined. the base has hosted hundreds of evacuees at various times since february. laura martinez is there live with the latest. >> reporter: we are still waiting for those bu

the idea came to elena tompkins at 3:00 in the morning. >> i called a few friends in the restaurant businessat do you think about providing some meals for hospitals. >> reporter: tompkins was worried about restaurants in her community so she began raising money for large food orders and thought who better to receive them than those on the front lines. >> in a week we have provided over 700 meals to our local hospitals and medical centers. >> reporter: 700 meals. >> yes. >> reporter: in a week? >> reporter: what has the response been from the hospital workers, nurses, doctors? >> it's been overwhelming. there have been a lot of tears, happy tears. a little bit of disbelief. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: and gratitude. alexis white is a nurse at sibley memorial hospital. >> like i just literally called and said somebody's delivering coffee and pastries. they're like, what, to me, to us? why? and they're so thankful. overwhelmed with gratitude. >> reporter: so far feed the fight has delivered to 17 different medical sites across the d.c. area. and tompkins says they'll keep going as long a

panorama es diferente y refleja lo que estamos viendo a nivel nacional claro en medio todo siempre juega elenamadas para ordenar por telÉfono, sÍ, ha habido clienta que nos han llamado o telefÓnicamente. >> y no hace el pedido de solÁ enviamos a casa directamente. >> en este salÓn de belleza tambiÉn ha sufrido las consecuencias del distanciamiento social, laura que trabaja como manÍ colista y dice que la gente tiene temor de ir al salÓn. cÓmo ahÍ clientela, la caida estÁn vacÍas. tomÓ nos ha quedado en su casa. no ahÍ viene hacÉrsela soÑar, la psicÓloga julieta araÚjo dice que el distanciamiento social produce ansiedad y depresiÓn en las que Éste, y que hay cosas que podemos hacer para combatir esos cada uno mismo y conectar con la familia conecta con la mica es es uno de los mejores mÉtodos que tenemos para enfrentar la posible ansiedad y la posible depresiÓn y que y que podamos y situaciÓn de crisis. en miami florida vilma tarazona univision. doscientos treinta y un contagios mÁs se registraron en el estado de nueva york, aumentando la cifra a casi mil la cifra de personas que han dado posit

italy is now a laboratory for how to stop this virus and ease the pressures on doctors like elena.nslation: it's an emergency situation. i may be asked to work in a department where there is more need. we have never faced anything like this and we are not ready. one of europe's best health systems is creaking under the weight, seriously short of space in intensive care. all medical staff leave has been cancelled. we got through to a doctor in quarantined milan. we are near to the collapse in the most organised part of the country. new measures to limit visiting rights caused riots in prisons today. several inmates escaped, seven died, a microcosm of the drastic pressure italy is now under. the virus surging and economy battered, and now nationwide quarantines. it is a combustible mix. mark lowen, bbc news. we've had an update on the grand princess, there's some relief for passengers on the grand princess cruiseliner which has been stranded off the california coast, after several people tested positive for the virus. it's now docked in the san francisco bay area. the us vice preside

ella nos cuenta a continuaciÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ ella es marÍa elena ibÁÑez.er un buen negocio si me enfocaba en sacar productos nostÁlgicos y siempre de buena calidad. comencÉ a investigar yo misma en las tiendas. me fui a visitar las tiendas con mi papel. a sacar nota y estudiar. >>eso fue lo que hizo. hoy producen quesos, chorizos, arepas, yuca, decenas de otros productos que traen recuerdos de su paÍs a quiÉn los prueba. marÍa: tenemos mÁs de 160 productos. >>con eso estÁs vendiendo mucho mÁs que una comida,estás vendiendo la experiencia y sentimiento. marÍa: sí. vendimos nostalgia. quiero que el consumidor estÉ contenta. >> ademÁs, en latino food tiene 80 empleados de distintas nacionalidades. ella cuenta que una de las claves para sacar adelante su emprendimiento ha sido ver los problemas como oportunidades. esto para poder encontrar una soluciÓn. marÍa: yo no veo la dificultad. yo cuando veo un obstÁculo sÉ que lo tengo que saltar. veo cÓmo lo salto. sÉ que hay una pared que no puedo pasar, tengo que ver cÓmo salto. es no tener el miedo a que te digan q

italy is now a laboratory for how to stop this virus and ease the pressures on doctors like elena.nslation: it's an emergency situation. i may be asked to work in a department where there is more need. we have never faced anything like this and we are not ready. one of europe's best health systems is creaking under the weight, seriously short of space in intensive care. all medical staff leave has been cancelled. we got through to a doctor in quarantined milan. we are near to the collapse in the most organised part of the country. new measures to limit visiting rights caused riots in prisons today. several inmates escaped, seven died, a microcosm of the drastic pressure italy is now under. the virus surging and economy battered, and now nationwide quarantines. it is a combustible mix. financial markets have also been severely impacted by the coronavirus. concerns about the growing economic cost of the outbreak, together with a crash in the price of oil, resulted in the global stock markets posting their biggest falls since the 2008 financial crisis. our economics editor faisal isla

. >> reporter: helena lives alone and got a call from rebecca asking if she needed groceries when elenashe loves music so i asked if she would like if the kids would come to the porch. >> i really like music and i really love the kids, they are d rrific. >> reporter: so helena practiced social distancing, of course. >> we like playing the cello for other people and we thought about how she was struck in her house so we thought it was a great idea and might make her happy. >> reporter: if you let helena tell it, happy would be an understatement. >> well, i was just thrilled. i sort of feel like a little kid. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> bravo! >> dunbar: do not ever underestimate the heart of a child. they can teach us a lot. that's the "cbs weekend news" for this sunday, "60 minutes" is coming your way next. i am doug dunbar reporting from ktvt, fort worth/dallas. and for all of us at cbs news, take care of each other. have a good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

for tonight's eye on america, cbs news contributor maria elena salinas traveled to a small town in texashere the homeless population is exploding. >> reporter: ginny stafford's mission over the next 24 hours is to count all of the homeless people in her town of victoria, texas. >> i take these two to your side. >> we're not trying to be rich. we're not trying to be donald trump or anything. we're just trying to survive and have a life. >> get a good hot meal here except sunday. >> is this the first time you've been homeless? >> yes >> where you're sleeping tonight? >> i'm not sure but last night i slept under a carport. >> reporter: this yearly, census-like count of the homeless is used by the department of housing and urban development to allocate funding nationwide. the homeless population here in victoria has tripled since 2018. >> it's almost like it caught it-- we were not prepared, i don't believe, for what we're experiencing today. >> reporter: part of the problem is that there is no universal definition of homelessness. >> if you're sleeping somewhere with a roof over your head t

elena clark this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes another grim day for spain is that records more than $800.00 fatalities in 24 hours its highest coronavirus death toll in a single day. italy observe the minute silence one of the thousands who died in the pandemic. india launches a certain.

y nÚmero dos, marÍa elena ha podido sanar un poco sus her idas fÍsicas y sin embargo viene un procesos ser entretienen. >>> totalmente. >>> y mira lo que tengo muchos siguen el ejemplo de esta maestra. y para tener buenos hÁbitos, y un experimento utilizando jabÓn pun y agua. >>> estos niÑos estaban en shock completamente. le gustaron ese experimento y por el gesto del dÍa despuÉs de todo que ha zarÍan lavarse las . >>> muy buena iniciativa la profesora. >>> asÍ cambian los hÁbitos de cuidado. >>> lo que hizo fue que puso pimienta en el agua. voy a hacer el ejemplo. >>> entonces, ella simplemente puso uno de sus dedos en el rra que tiene pimienta, y la pimienta no se mueve no pasa nada. pero despuÉs, le puso un poco de jabÓn en el dedo cuando toca el agua. la pimienta se aleja y asÍ entendieron que tener las manos bien limpias. >>> enseguida fueron y se corrieron y se lavaron las manos. >>> quÉ interesante. >>> va a crear conciencia en adultos. >>> mariah carey y otra persona hacen que lavarse las manos mÁs viral. >>> cantan feliz cumpleaÑos dos veces. >>> lo hicieron con sus Éxitos,

between you know where we were. 200 years ago before we even bother with the declaration of entitlement elena celestion i mean that's that's the the point is should we actually be charging for education because this is when we charge for things is because it's been a benefit to the person who's buying it and that's the audiology that took over education about 30 or 40 years ago but the perspective of education was originally that education is a benefit to society in general i wouldn't want to live in a society without doctors or engine is well sod it ought to happen without economists ok about saying it of being a private benefit and ignoring the public means that way ignoring that the skill by says we need for a sophisticated society and putting the burden of that skill by sis on the individuals and what we're turned it into is just now the china institution public higher education become a form a version of a realist and scam that is not the basis for a functional society all right we're going to be back after the break so you can go to school on us right after this the way. that i think th

carmen salinas: marÍa elena, te mando todo mi amor.entar al respecto. alan: marielena dice que al decirlo, aÑos despuÉs, sana. shana con todo lo que estÁ pasando. creo que eran buen momento decirlo. no importa que pasen los aÑos. si hay pruebas que castigan con todo el peso de la ley a los culpables. francisca: claro que sÍ. tambiÉn hablando de carmen salinas, ella mÁs adelante comparte un mensaje con nosotros que le pedÍa a irina baeva. no se lo pueden perder. alan: tambiÉn estÁ el otro asunto. francisca: sÍ. hablamos de carlos rivera. consentido de todos. Él regresa estados unidos a conquistar a todos con esta exitosa gira. va a visitar nuevas ciudades con sus ritmos romÁnticos y pegajosos. alan: esta gira estÁ espectacular. va a ir a muchas ciudades. serÁ las principales ciudades de costa este que caerÁn rendidos a uno de los grandes de la mÚsica. todo mÉxico, costa rica, argentina, espaÑa, en todos lados lo aman. a partir de abril lo vamos a disfrutar en chicago, en el paso, miami, orlando, washington. me invitas al de miami? franc

elena reports from florida. >> in an iconic cuban restaurant located in the heart of little havana, dozenslatinos gather daily to sip strong coffee and discuss politics. bernie sanders and potential impact on their community. >> it's unfair to certainly say everything was bad. >> is that a bad thing? >> i'm a cuban democrat. i've been a life-long democrat and i watched the interview of bernie sanders, i'm not a support of his to begin with but that kind of puts, you know, the nail in the coffin for me. >> sanders could cig until a problem for florida democrats if he wins the nomination because the large number of cubanses in venezuelans now living in the sunshine state don't see eye to eye with him on their country's regime. >> he has turned off all of the cuban population in miami and i would venture to say the venezuelan population, nicaraguan population. >> bernie sounded like everything free. university free. he never live in cuba. >> same tune after fleeing maduro regime with just the close on their backs. >> it's a perfect example of the situation happen in venezuela between leaving

court historical society hosted this action or in -- lecture in the supreme court chamber with justice elenaagan offering introductory remarks.

elena inike to thank ohio for the pitiful flag. -- the beautiful flag. good work. to respond topy questions. >> thank you governor. you mentioned we entered a new phase of this crisis. is the response to the death any different -- the suspected infection. we heard from first responders who said they did not hear sooner so they could of been tested. dr. acton: the response would be similar and the second. it is important and i will say this to nursing homes, to hospitals, to anyone encountering someone who you suspect was diagnosed with coronavirus. reach out to your local health department, hospitals have infection control folks. thesooner you reach out, sooner that investigation starts. as you can see some things at a different pace and in this case it was later in notifying. the second that start they get out and are going to every contact. it is really important we engage our local health departments in every investigation. >> i know we have been restricting who can get a test. does that change now that we know there has been a death? dr. acton: yes. when there

let's ask political reporter and birthday girl elena -- happy birthday. it's like a gift already.been no question heading into super tuesday momentum for joe biden. he's got the establishment democrats starting to coalesce around him, and this is kplaekt what bernie sanders has been saying will happen for months when he's been saying look out we're going to have a fight against the evil old establishment and this is what he said. >> it is no secret i mean "the washington post" has 16 articles a day on this, that there is a massive effort trying to stop bernie sanders. that's not a secret to anybody in this room. the corporate establishment is coming together, the political establishment is coming together, and they will do everything. they are really getting nervous that working people are standing up. >> he's going to say the word establishment as much as he can, isn't he? but democratic officials are worried about bernie and what it means down ballot. how important is today for who's got momentum here? >> i think it's so important because the similarities with 2016 at this point

the supreme court historical society hosted this action or in the supreme court chamber with elena kaganffering introductory remarks. jeremy: good evening. i'm vice president of the supreme court historical society and i'm excited to see you here tonight on the second letter on the supreme court. we're very privileged tonight to have as our host, justice kagan. she will be introducing our distinguished speaker very shortly. let me just tell you a few things about justice kagan you may or may not know already. born in new york, raised in new york, educated at princeton, oxford, and harvard law school.

it was justice elena kagan or -- doing the intro tonight makes it all the more thrilling for me. not only did i have her as a professor, i was also a third-year law student at harvard when she became the dean. and she transformed that institution. i saw it happen almost overnight. there was free coffee for students. [laughter] >> there was an ice skating rink. students were smiling. these were all new things at harvard law school. [laughter] >> and she did this not only in a wholesale way, but also in a retail fashion. in my third year, i was trying to decide which various esteemed federal judge of is going to clerk for after i graduated. i understand these are very much first world problems, but what was me. -- woe was me. so with all the temerity a law student could muster, i decided to place a phone call to the new dean and ask her about my predicament. and she may have had slightly more pressing matters in front of her, like fundraising or reconceptualizing the entire sort of landscape of harvard law school. nevertheless, she called me back and she called me back quickly. and

elena joins us now from london with more about this story.ou're following the developments closely. tell us more about reaction in the uk to these latest reports of nazanin being infected. >> well, the uk foreign office has urged the iranian authorities to give them more information and allow a doctor to urgently see nazanin zaghari-ratcliffe. she had spoken to her family on saturday she had been feeling ill all week, running nose, cough and shaking at night. as you mentioned, she had not been tested for coronavirus but based on everything she explained to her family and she believes that she has contracted this disease. and she also said on her ward are displaying similar symptoms. now, her husband richard ratcliffe says she believes she contracted this disease at least in part to what he called a lack of hygiene materials available to prisoners. now, we have put these questions to the iranian authorities, but we have not yet had a response. what we do know is that iran is amid a major outbreak of coronavirus. there have been at least 43 dea

. >> a joy that can be seen from the sky. 87-year-old elena and harry have been confined to their room since thursday. their granddaughter michelle has been their roommate in support. you have your granddaughter with you to lean on. >> she entertains us a lot. >> they entertain me. >> we did zumba today again. even grandpa got up and did it. >> docking in the port of oakland is a victory but not the final step. many of these people still need their luggage tags to disembark. >> we packed last night. we are ready to go. >> what are the precautions the captain is asking you to take? >> wear masks and stay six feet away from the person next to you. >> before the disembarking process began, medical teams got on board to perform rapid assessment of passengers aboard the ship to make sure they don't have any unmet medical needs unrelated to the virus. >> the passengers aboard the grand princess won't be out any money. princess krcruises is refunding the cost for every passenger. guests will also receive a credit for a future cruise equal to the fare paid for this voyage. by the way, princess

justice elena kagan offing introductory remarks. >> good evening and welcome to everybody, i'm jerry libben, i'm a vice president of the supreme court historical society and delighted to see everybody here tonight in our second lecture of the leon silverman series on dissents in the supreme court. we are very privileged tonight to have as our host justice kagan. she will be introducing our distinguished speaker very shortly. let me just tell you a few things about justice kagan you

francisco firefighters say one person was hurt overnight and a fire near the tenderloin district and up elena golden gate and jones, 2 story parking garage that operates on top, to say the victim suffered minor injuries and was taken to the hospital and there may be at least one other person with a minor injury. the fire broke out about 2:30 am and the cause is being investigated. >>> police officers are essential workers and they cannot do their work from home. more and more law enforcement officers are testing positive for the coronavirus. here in the bay area the virus- infected the ranks of at least 8 law enforcement agencies. on the most recent, a police sergeant who works with the special victims unit at the hall of justice. their concerns for others who may have been exposed. >>> they may be asymptomatic but that doesn't mean they don't have the virus. our biggest frustration is trying to get our members tested in a timely manner. >> as tessa underway some agents minimizing contact with the public and in other cases outside san francisco include santa clara care deputies, 3 oakland pol

let's speak to professor elena fiddian-qasmiyeh, co—director of the migration research unit at universitymuch for talking to us. can we ask you first about why has turkey taken this action? this is certainly not the first time the turkey has responded in this kind of way. but this is a result of the escalating military tensions in north—west syria and the extent to which due to the extent of turkey feeling that it has offered military losses last week —— suffered. as tu rkey‘s losses last week —— suffered. as turkey's escalating conflict with syria and russian forces has taken its toll on turkey shoulders, turkey is easy using this as a way of exerting pressure on the european union, demanding that the eu become involved and support its ongoing military activities and using refugees as bargaining chips as turkey has done in the past and indeed as other countries such as libya have done in the past. how effective and your view well this tactic be? it will destroy people's lives and it already has, as we just heard, led to the death of a four—year—old child. a man was shot and killed as wel

elena plaakova is a 2 true expert in this area. i had an opportunity to see her in action at the munich international conference talking to international partners and ngos. with her today is her mother, irena. so i want to recognize you as well. i know you must be very proud. >> senator booker is going to join us in a second. he has seen the testimony, so i'm going to ask you all to go ahead, your written testimony will be printed in the record in its entirety. so i ask you to keep your oral testimony under 5 minutes. then we will have a chance for some give and take. and i will ask doctor, or mr. blumenthal if he would go first. >> yes. absolutely. thank you, senator portland and senator booker, when he comes back for holding this very important hearing. as you've heard, the disinformation censorship and propaganda threat is one of the greatest challenges we face. i think when you are talking about china and the chinese communist party, you have to put it under the rubrik of china is committing and engaged in political warfare aga

as a matter of fact elena, she is the one who i would have to get in touch with, and she would go downstairs and unlock the door. it's always locked for security reasons. >> before i ask a question on that issue to staff, i would like to know why you didn't hold the neighborhood meeting? >> we did. >> we had one meeting in april, and we had another one scheduled. and michelle wool canceled it. she said there was nothing to cover. and then we had a liaison, bruce bedroomen, who was in charge of that, and -- bruce berman, who was in charge of that, he tried to rally up another meeting, and they didn't have any interest on that. >> can i ask two questions to staff? i can clarify too a little bit. it wasn't a noticed neighborhood meeting as i think the planning department typically expects. so we can certainly do that. it was a meeting with michelle wool who was the main representative for some of the concerned neighbors. >> okay. thank you. staff, i have questions for you. >>. when the conditions were put in place last year, was it your expectation there would be unannounced visits to the rear

marÍa elena estoy a tus Órdenes, viejo desgraciado. >> uyyy!ue un juez te dice que no, no pensarÍa que deberia seguir. >> al final y al cabo que se quede aquÍ que acepte la disculpa >>> nos vamos entonces enseguida a una pausa pero cuando regresemos >>> fÍjense nos cuenta lo asombrado que estÁ con el crecimiento de sus nÚmeros en la plataforma spotify traemos todos los detalles de esta primera mediaciÓn que estamos por telemundo. >> erika estÁ disfrutando de la vuelta? >>> la verdad que creo que me >>> la verdad que creo que me estoy con una fuerza que te puede imagina el pimpulsarun terremoto en tus manos de 0 a 60 en 3.4 segundos hemos sido creados para desafiar las reglas nada ni nadie nos puede detener elige con audacia.e define. tinte féria, de l'oréal. pigmentos puros con reflejos triples. color multidimensional y vibrante, con múltiples tonos en cada mechón. nunca aburrido. nunca plano. vive el color. y vive féria de l'oréal. pintar mi sala. solo necesitaba una lámpara cool. fui a marshalls y ahí estaba- me encantó el diseño único y el p

personas como marÍa elena dueÑa de una panaderÍa siente los efectos por la falta de clientes.nvestigadores australianos acaban de descubrir. ellos dicen que es Única, ya que nunca habÍamos visto algo similar. tiene un no tiene una composiciÓn quÍmica diferente, parcialmente por su bajo contenido metÁlico. es aproximadamente dos veces mÁs grande que el sol y se encuentra un poquito lejos, aproximadamente 1500 a.l de nuestro planeta tierra. no pueden decir que no parece un ojito alargado o llorando. seguimos con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica" y algo que a todos nos gusta, los peinados. andrea: exactamente. vamos a hablar de la belleza entre las mujeres. la media cola es un peinado que estÁ muy de moda en estos momentos. a veces, lo asociamos con un look muy infantil, pero presten atenciÓn. ahora ustedes pueden adaptar esta tendencia en su cabello. pueden lucir hasta mÁs jÓvenes. para explicar cómo lograrlo y cÓmo utilizarlo que ruede la mÚsica. tenemos al invitado especial. [mÚsica] eso! bienvenido. [aplausos] me hacÍa falta esa vueltita. ese paso. esa emociÓn. eso! [aplausos] vamos

asÍ cantaba elena y así la queremos recordar luego de 25 aÑos de su partida.in} segÚn informa serÍa parte de un estímulo econÓmico, beneficiando a los policÍas y a todos los trabajadores de salud en estados unidos. en las Últimas horas se duplican los casos de hospitalizados en california y el gobernador toma precauciones para evitar el colapso del sistema de salud. a esta hora se conoce que 15.000 estudiantes de preparatoria en los Ángeles man participado en ninguna de las tareas por internet. en vivo juan carlos gonzÁlez desde los Ángeles nos cuenta por quÉ. juan carlos: muy buenos dÍas y lo que ha hecho el gobernador es hacer un llamado a todos los profesionales de la salud que estÉn retirados. se calcula que son 37 mil personas jubiladas a quienes se les hizo un llamado para que regresen y para que atiendan a las personas que resultan contagiadas. para que se den una idea hace sÓlo un par de dÍas habían 746 personas hospitalizadas por el covid 19. hoy cuatro dÍas mÁs tarde el nÚmero aumentÓ a 1432, se trata de un 42% en incremento. 597 de estas personas se

mundo la vacuna contra el coronavirus es casi una obsesiÓn, al frente del equipo estÁ la doctora marÍa elenaser la mejor noticia y soluciÓn. estÁn en la investigaciÓn de vacuna. en houston texas, noticias telemundo. >> esperemos que pronto lo logren, tambiÉn le informamos que el transporte pÚblico un medio vital para los empleados de grandes ciudades es tambiÉn un objetivo primordial en las medidas higiÉnicas para mantener la limpieza y el servicio de uniÓn station, las mÁquinas para comprar boletos, pasa manos y todo lo usado con frecuencia es parte de la rutina. >> la limpieza es primordial, los sillones son muy importantes para la gente, pasamanos, escaleras. . >> residentes y ciudadanos. autobuses son sometidos a una limpieza exhaustiva de los diez millones de. >> ahora seguimos con mÁs de un nuevo dÍa. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> gracias nicole, sin duda que asÍ como nos canta nuestro querido amigo carlos b auchaute quien tenemos en vivo en espaÑa. >> hola, mi gente, cÓmo estÁn hermosos?. >> felices de tenerte aunque sea de esta manera, sabes que te queremos, gracias por aceptar la invitaciÓn a pla