carlos: llega ana gabriel.ounce tiene menos arrugas y menos estática. también es más suave y huele más fresquito! raÚl: una frase que me encanta " mientras hay sueÑos, hay un maÑana." nosotros queremos cumplir los sueÑos de "despierta amÉrica". sobre todo a ti que tienes el sueÑo de recibir tu primer aplauso como cantante para convertirse en una gran estrella. jessica: vamos a conocer la historia de la gente que quiere cantar, de todos los que tienen el talento, aquÍ le vamos a dar la primera oportunidad de que se presente de vivo. hoy vamos a conocer la historia de una joven de 14 aÑos se quiere comer el mundo musical. raÚl: esto es estreno en despierta amÉrica. esto es " mi primer aplauso". jessica: una joven de 14 aÑos que sueÑa con ser conocida a nivel mundial gracias a su talento musical. [mÚsica] no cabe duda de que es sumamente talentosa. sÓlo necesita la oportunidad de que el mundo la escucha. para eso llamamos a emilio estefan. estÁs emocionada? >>si. jessica: le vamos a preguntar todo, verdad? >>si. j

huerta telemundo 48 >> a casi un año de la muerte de gabriel hernández el valle del antílope decidió >> buenas condiciones vea nada más qué belleza de tarde que bate el récord la calidad del aire buena extraordinaria oakland ha tenido récord en temperaturas con 74 las condiciones agradables santa rosa en los 75 en el norte en santa rosa 85 grados vamos a ver las temperaturas salgan a votar que le influye ejerza su voto vamos a continuar ejerciendo esto usted ejerza el derecho a su voto >> recuerde que tenemos nuestra línea de ayuda llamen al número de teléfono en pantalla que un grupo de expertos >> las autoridades sanitarias en maryland se preparan por la posible llegada del virus >> en china un salvadoreño nos cuenta cómo tratan de llegar a la normalidad >> desde la semana pasada ha sido más diferente están regresando a sus trabajos pueden salir con más precaución >>un salvadoreño que llegó a china con su esposa para emprender su negocio en el país han confirmado más de 80 mil casos de pacientes con coronavirus en estados unidos hay más de cien casos confirmados, las autoridades en

we talked about gabriel's conspiracy, richmond 1800 and talked about the way gabriel's

despuÉs de la discriminaciÓn por ser rubia, no creerÁn que hombre fue apoyarla, y no fue su novio gabrielatcha: alejandro fernÁndez vive un momento histÓrico en el escenario al subir al escenario a su padre don vicente fernÁndez. alan: sorprendentes trucos de magia e ilusionismo, hoy nos impresiona leyendo nuestra mente.

we talked about gabriel's conspiracy, richmond 1800 and talked about the way gabriel's conspiracy and it was endlessly complex. with gabriel we saw some of the ways that an enslaved person could enjoy some kinds of freedom within their bondage. so different practices of power influenced the ways different people experienced slavery. today we'll talk through some of those practices of power. our big questions today are broadly about this. so we'll come back to these questions at the end of class, questions about the ways that labor influenced the lives of enslaved people in the south and the particular tools to enslaved people and slave owners in struggles over power. in the early 19th century slave owners moved massive numbers of enslaved people into cotton producing territories. through physical force, slave owners compelled enslaved people to work, and they made massive amounts of money based on the violent extraction of labor. enslaved people worked and cultivated their own kinds of power through relationships with one another. so slaves did a number of things that enabled them to

that i want to start which tonight show here's my advice cast a vote that will make you proud was so gabriel pluto there's now putting his weight behind joe biden so given that and the super tuesday results does that make joe biden the front runner now. well i would say coe front runner front runner with bernie sanders i don't think anyone's counting out bernie sanders yet by any stretch of imagination there are still a lot of states that need to vote and so i would say that it's now ascenders sanders biden are the to co front runners if you will let's look at michael bloomberg though most of his voters the conventional wisdom at least says will probably go to joe biden because they're both moderates but the bigger question is where will bloom birds campaign infrastructure and thus his money go bloomberg has hundreds of employees throughout the entire country that work for his campaign or now his suspended campaign he's got offices around the country has got an e-mail list he's going to transfer all of that over to joe biden or not and if he does that's going to be a huge boost for biden pro

finally the judge asked gabriel to continue. but he stood there the judge told gabriel to continue.stood there silently. years later, gabriel explained that his favorite habit, he and his wife, had just gotten their three year old daughter a little red coal and gabriel sit, to this day when he goes to a sports stadium or restaurant, or just down the street in jerusalem and he sees a girl in a little red coat. he cannot speak. frankly, after the story whenever i see a red coat on a little girl, i think the same thing. this is the legacy of auschwitz that will never go away. every jewish person and non jewish person in this audience who leaves today must do this. when you hear something that is anti-semitic, when you hear about israel being talked about unjustly. do not be silent. do not be indifferent. do not just do this for the jewish people around the world. do this for your children. do this for your grandchildren. also, do this for the little girl, in the red code, whose ashes lay 300 meters away along with one other million tortured souls. they are watching us today, and i cry

sometimes gabriel would plot a conspiracy. people in a place like south carolina would come together and share cultural practices and try to escape to freedom in florida. every day enslaved people did things that were different from what their owners wanted them to do. one of the most frequent things they could try to do, one of the most frequent things they did was try to control the pace of their work. some of the songs that enslaved people might sing could be used to try to regulate or influence the pace of labor on a plantation. i want to play a little piece of one of these songs that will allow us to think about this a little bit. ♪ ♪ we appreciate music, generally, right, and we can understand that songs that might be intended for one place can be enjoyed in other places, right? this is a song that historians understand as a work song. and that is how you are seeing it some, at the lyrics are suggesting that this is the work we are, doing we're trying to think about it and enjoy that, right? but the song does not have to

economy gabriel is on the thankfully updates in new york let's cross over to a white house correspondent can believe how good it can be you just heard gave final words you know a shutdown of the american economy while americans are going to deal with the prospect of a reality that their lifestyles a changing because of the way the economy is tanking right now. yeah the american lifestyle as it has been known for so many decades really has changed dramatically in the last 72 hours what we're seeing are mass school closures here in the united states some 30 states and counting have children staying home from school government workers are staying home being told to telework and those who do not have the luxury of being able to work from home and collect a paycheck are finding that they are seeing some of their work simply drying up in the service industry with the restaurants being closed those who care for children in private homes there are all kinds of people in various sectors of the u.s. economy who are simply struggling now trying to figure out how they're going to pay their bills as

team and star alliance cold for government aides let's get an update on the markets and bring in gabriel is on there he's joining us from new york so tell us how the markets started their day and how they are right now gabriel. well it started with a big punch to the face for the new york city stock exchange quite frankly what we saw was right when the markets opened at 9 30 am eastern time here it immediately triggered the circuit breaker that stopped trading for 15 minutes because the s. and p. $500.00 dropped to above 7 percent drop to 9 percent once it hits a negative 7 percent drop immediately they stop trading here so that was quite an abrupt morning to start this off this is the 3rd time. in the past week that the circuit breaker has been initiated that stops trading on the floor of the new york stock exchange really unprecedented and it just shows how this is really extending here now the market has bounced back a little bit from its session lows but it's still about negative 6 negative 7 on the dow losing says 67 percent s. and p. about the same source order settling into what i

un gesto que como dice gabriel no lo permite convivir como sociedad, si no poner su granit de arena para y se ahorran el costo de un gasto. trÁtame de cuidar hasta el Último centavo y sobrevivir a esta crisis. >>> los reclamos de desempleo en california van en aumento, el gobierno federal evalÚa enviar cerca de 1200 dÓlares a quien mÁs lo necesitan en abril. dinero que dice podrÍa ayudarle durante el cierre de su salÓn de belleza. >>> muchos de sus clientes han optado por pagar sus servicios por adelantado la llena de esperanza. quienes han perdido su empleo creen que la ayuda no va a llegar a tiempo. dueÑos de restaurantes esperan que la venta de comida para llevar los ayude a cubrir sus costos y sobrevivir a esta crisis. aunque la comunidad continÚa uniÉndose para salir adelante. otros como gabriel esperan que no se adopten medidas mas extremas. >>> han comentado que en espaÑa ahorita estÁ en toque de queda. forzosamente. y nadie puede salir y estÁn sujetos a sanciones. y entonces espero que no lleguemos a esto, aquÍ en san francisco o estados unidos. >>> sobre aviso no hay engaÑo. hay

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gabriel soto: sÍ. saludos.n textura negra aterciopelada, separa, riza cada pestaña, sin dejar grumos, y abre los ojos al instante. nueva máscara bambi eye de l'oréal paris. lo valemos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ celebrate together now karla: gracias por seguir con nosotros. he estado revisando en una de las preguntas que nos ha enviado y es muy importante. mucha gente dice cÓmo hace como adulto para controlar la ansiedad, el miedo y la angustia y no transmitirlo a sus hijos. doctor: claro. estÁn ocurriendo muchas cosas. una cosa prÁctica que puedes hacer cuando te sientes ansioso, te late rÁpido el corazÓn, tienes que hacer un ejercicio de respiraciÓn. youtube tiene muchÍsimos. tienes que inhalar profundamente. tienes que contar en seis, dejar salir en cuatro. tus latidos van a bajar. eso es algo que puedes hacer tÚ. practicar con tus hijos y seres queridos. tiene que controlar la cantidad de informaciÓn que estÁ consumiendo en este momentos. identifica esos pensamientos negativos que estÁn ocurriendo en tu mente. juan: por favor

we are pleased to have peter gabriel as our first witness. a former human intelligence operations officer for the liaison officer in the navy program director. she's done all that within her short life so it's very impressive that she is well experienced. we look forward to the assessment and budgetary requirements moving forward. i think it's critical that we resource this important mission. we will have poly, i'm going to try this again i always call her alena. from the center of european policy analysis and dan blumenthal from the institute is at the expert witnesses as we have a serious discussion. they've testified before other hearings and today we will examine the democracies to put intentional sponsored information there are examples of this happening we have extensive documentation that russia conducted a coordinated campaign in the 2016 elections ukraine has been the subject in response to its efforts to break free we see the rise from the indo pacific and europe. this is a global problem and that requires a response. the security c

gabriel, president trump admitted it was bad in new york. how bad is it really? become thew york has epicenter, but not only of the pandemic in the western hemisphere, but now, given new numbers coming in, you could say new york is one of the world epicenters. numbers do not lie. let's look these numbers. in 24 hours, number of confirmed cases in new york has jumped by 5000 people, bringing the total 30,811.new york to more than half the total number in the united states. that number is just over 55,000. the new york governor says there is a host of problems they are trying to deal with. one is recreated -- respirators, ventilators needed for hospital. the governor says 30,000 are needed urgently for people who will be coming into the hospital by the thousands who will need these devices to brief, to state -- to breathe, to stay alive. new york only has about 10,000 right now. 40,000 short. the governor says this is the most critical thing they are facing. a host of problems. 140,000 hospital beds. they only have 50,000. these are real people that will be sick, a

being too dangerous for tourists if you subscribe to so many have to travel bloggers like rosie gabrielle jordan taylor and evan back you'll have seen a different side of pakistan one in which you can camp out in the khyber pass solo hike through the swat valley or discover beaches along the persian gulf a lot of this content comes with the government's seal of approval it's out to capitalize on the p.r. potential of photo genic visitors white ones with big online audiences listening posts and actually ravi now on the story behind pakistan's social media make. today we are on the recruitment of terrorists and. running after them. but it's done has an image problem too who are the pakistani taliban strike has killed a powerful pakistan taliban leader for years the headlines have been about drone strikes religious extremists domestic bombings and instability social and political and it's where one of the biggest manhunts of modern times came to an end president obama broke the news of the last i think they seem like the general to most wanted man living in their midst just try building a to

coakley the city that never sleeps gabriel now technically it has to. yeah that's absolutely right this is the 1st full day that new york city is under an emergency as the as the mayor of new york city declared late on thursday this is the front page of one of the tabloids the new york post this is what new yorkers woke up to it's a picture of the empire state building with the sign sorry we're closed in essentially new york city might not officially be closed but unofficially it sure is lots of the cultural institutions around the city for one are closed let me give you an idea broadway theaters closed the metropolitan museum of art closed carnegie hall has been shut down the museum of natural history shut down the new york city opera is closed as well that just gives you an idea now this state of emergency by new york city was implemented by the mayor so he can take more extreme steps if necessary he made it clear that the city is not under any quarantine but just the fact that he called a state of emergency has certainly rattled the many new yorkers

gabriel: realmente he trabajado mucho en consolidarme como actor.blÉ con uno de la agrupaciÓn y se que harÁn muchas fechas . cuando comenzaron el tour anterior con magneto iban por 3 fechas y terminaron haciendo 80 fechas. a la gente como que le gusta esto de la nostalgia. raÚl:y " "timbiriche" fue todo un fenÓmeno. alan: en esta ocasiÓn estarÁ " magneto" y otros grupos mÁs. una de las parejas mÁs queridas de hollywood. quÉ guapa mujer! han donado la cantidad de 1 millÓn de dólares para la lucha contra el coronavirus y ese dinero serÁ dividido entre las organizaciones de phoenix amÉrica y el banco de canadÁ. raÚl: la industria del cine se ha visto afectada por la expansiÓn de coronavirus en todo el mundo. retrasaron rodajes de pelÍcula, serie suspen (elevator rings) great bag. twins! uuuy! a la jefa de mi jefa le gustan las mismas bolsas. ¡sabía que éramos iguales! dos mujeres fuertes, en tendencia y con gran estilo. apuesto que ella pagó de más por la suya. digo, yo conseguí esta belleza italiana de piel por mucho menos en t.j. maxx; que es un buen

alan: yo me quedo con lo que dijo el padre de gabriel soto.la pÁgina web. alan: feliz de estar contigo. vamos. es una maravilla. >> les vamos a contar. vamos a comenzar rÁpido por aquÍ con el producto de la semana. son estas vitaminas de la bronca que para que el pelo, la pestaÑa, la piel este espectacular. tambiÉn tenemos la pestaÑa postiza. de hecho, yo las traigo puesta en ese momento. vamos a ver si estÁn bonitas. están muy lindas. alan: yo le decÍa que tienen muchos ingredientes estos suplementos para que te crezca el cabello. mucha vitamina. >>muy importante. tienen 40% de descuento comenzando en los 15.50. puede entrar allÁ a nuestra pÁgina web de gangasanddeals.com seguimos. prÓximo. alan: por favor! [risas] >> te cuento. son estas hojitas absorbentes que tambiÉn te quita el aceite y te da un poco de luz. alan: hay algunos que son neutros. >> Éste es neutro. [hablan a la vez] tenemos varios productos. tenemos accesorios. tenemos el estuche. esta espectacular. alan: lo que decÍas es que viene con espejito. ingrÉselo. a las mujeres les c

gabriel sandoz how did your. u.s. president donald trump says he would like to start lifting coronavirus restrictions in less than 3 weeks flat with infection number is rising dramatically health care specialist aren't so optimistic mike hanna reports from washington the new york stock exchange on an unprecedented rebound despite the fact that one in a 1000 people in the city are infected the doll posted again up over 2000 points the best day since 1933 investors apparently believing that congress was near agreement on a 2 trillion dollars stimulus bill president trump asserting that the reaction was also linked to his expedited timeline for ending the shutdown across the country. today as you probably saw the dow surged over 2100 points at c. all time record history of the exchange is very encouraging and i think part of the reason is they are looking at what is close to being passed and i think a very big part of it is they say that we want to get our country open to soon as possible one economic advisors supporting

still to new york to bring some relief at least to the city's struggling healthcare system botha's gabriel elizondo now explains one chip is not likely to be enough for. the gigantic u.s. navy ship comfort enters new york about to dock at the terminal normally reserved for cruise ships a $275.00 metre long floating hospital with more than $700.00 hospital beds and 12 operating rooms and 1200 doctors nurses and staff new york hospitals will start sending sick patients not infected with coronavirus to the ship this week to free up hospital beds for those who do have the virus. some new yorkers came out of their apartments where most have been holed up for more than 2 weeks to marvel at the ship. a memorial to the victims of the 911 terrorist attacks looks over the hudson river the last time the comfort was in new york harbor was 3 days after 911 to help those injured let me be clear that this is such a crucial part of the plan we are putting in place but i want to understand the sheer magnitude of the plan we need to triple our hospital bed capacity in new york city by may. but the comfort a

president says he hopes to have the situation under control by easter gabriel elizondo reports from new york. sobering news for new yorkers the situation is worse than 1st start with the coronavirus rate of infection doubling every 3 days we were looking at a freight train come. here across the country we're now looking at a bullet train because the numbers are going up that quickly the space to do this or the governor says the white house has not prioritized health to the state that needs it the most new yorkers 25000 cases it has an on line the problem that california hands 10 times the problem that washington state has you prioritize resources and your activity and your actions to where they are needed. new york will need 140000 hospital beds to care for the ill they currently have 50000 available new york city's largest convention center has been converted into a makeshift hospital but it won't be enough. york is also exploring converting colleges and hotels to hospitals as well recently retired nurses and doctors are being asked to come back to help fill the need and global event t

gabriel sandow how does you know your. now the pandemic is over with health systems in some european countries the italian and british governments opening temporary facilities in the spanish capital an ice rink has been turned into a temporary morgue paul brennan has. one in 5 spanish residences age 65 or older so the devastating impact of coronavirus in the country is no surprise what's shocking is how the caste system collapsed so quickly under the onslaught military emergency units edition fecht in premises as fast as humanly possible as here in madrid the care home staff have been overwhelmed with desperate consequences. i know the majority are fulfilling their duties they are paying attention but listen this has to be said the army in some of their visits to the care centers i've seen elderly people completely abandoned even dead in their beds . with madrid's hospital morgues fall this ice rink has been requisitioned to receive and store the bodies of the corona virus victims so infectious even in death that the staff

be helped at this standing by you just heard gabriel quoting. officials there you know the slow closed down of the u.s. but i think actually globally that's the general feeling around the economy because there is a new reality now hitting countries foreign wide including the u.s. . absolutely the latest indications just another measure of how not just the economy is shutting down but also how daily lives are being radically altered the latest word the u.s. supreme court is now cancelling oral arguments for the time being now this kind of disruption at the highest court in the united states has not been seen since to give you a little perspective 1918 that was when the spanish flu was wreaking havoc on the united states so it gives you a sense of the gravity of the moment they were in right now other indications of things that have shut down in the last couple of hours we've heard that the blubbed white house easter egg roll has also been canceled now these are sort of this is something sort of a special event but it gives you a sense considering

all right let's bring in gabriel elizondo of course when he is live for us in new york and gabriel what's going on the new york stock exchange has been a big effort to try and shore up the markets generally. yeah that's right the markets have been open a couple hours now and it's continues to slide the dow is down about 2.5 percent that's about where it's been fluctuating but the bottom line here is that the u.s. economy is in free fall and the federal reserve pretty much acknowledges that now what they've done is they announced on monday a really unprecedented package billions of dollars in bond buybacks of u.s. debt $700000000000.00 in treasury secretary securities 200000000000 in mortgage backed debt and the fed said they are prepared to buy as much as needed now what is actually mean in layman's terms what this means is the fed is basically trying to fund the markets and prevent a complete bottoming out of the u.s. economy that's what these steps are doing that also announced they're going to be doing a package of billions of dollars to shore up small businesses throughout the u.s. th

elizondo he joins us from neighboring new jersey and gabriel's the chagrin of ours continues acrossnew york state. yeah that's right he gave a lot of numbers and there are a few that really struck me here the number of total cases in new york state has jumped to more than 75000 now that's a jump of about $9000.00 in the last 24 hours the death toll in new york has increased by $372.00 people so the total death toll now is over $1500.00 new yorkers that have died also he was talking about hospitals and something that really struck me here is that he said that right now new york has about 2500 coronavirus patients that are in the intensive care units in new york hospitals these are people that are very sick that need urgent care 2500 coronavirus patients the governor said in new york hospitals right now he has previously said that in new york has a total of 3000 i.c.u. beds so if you do some quick math there that points out that they're only about 500 away from reaching the capacity of the i.c.u. bed bed units in new york now they have many more other beds about 10000 coronavirus pati

the worst potentially is to come here in the united states biggest city thank you for that report gabriel and he's on the. we're going to go around a few other world cities now moscow is stepping up its efforts to contain the spread of coronavirus city authorities are now required to disinfect metro cabins 4 times a day buses are also being cleaned every time they return to the depo the city's also banned large public gatherings it is dealing with $34.00 cases though no one has done. so we're going to feel it is more about disinfection of course i also use hand protection tools and i'm using this mask to it protects. the normally bustling spanish city of madrid is well it's basically a ghost town as a landmark squares and streets all but empty as people try to avoid. contracting control of the coronavirus unlike some other parts of asia students in taipei are still going to school infection rates in taiwan remain relatively low but the government has heightened its disinfection measures and. it's a very special feeling i think that we can prevent bacteria from getting too close . yeah we

gabriel sandow how does you know your. u.s. senate leaders have agreed on a 2 trillion dollars package to combine break the funds are aimed at keeping the world's largest economy afloat and helping frontline medical workers the agreement follows days of arguments with democrats accusing republicans of prioritizing profits over worker health. hundreds of thousands of homeless people in the u.s. are risk of contracting the virus health experts warn that if they're infected the entire health care system could be overwhelmed rob runnels has more from los angeles. there are approximately 60000 homeless people in the los angeles area many of them at heightened risk of catching cold and 19 and they already disproportionately have the underlying health conditions that make them the most susceptible to morbidity in simple terms they are the ones who disproportionately could die as a result of this crisis experts say many of the homeless are in poor health. there are very sick people in the street. and i'm concerned and dined at the end

the ventilator and who will be given it instead for new york a need for medical supplies and soon gabriel zonda 000 new york to his ear has joined a list of countries that have ordered a national lockdown the missions will stop people leaving their homes and traveling between cities cafes and restaurants in all major cities will also be closed to see a record of its 1st death on thursday a curfew across jordan is starting on saturday morning people are being told not to leave their homes unless it's absolutely necessary all shops across the kingdom have been ordered to close the information minister says those who violate the curfew will be jailed. or religious leaders are having to walk a fine line between encouraging prayer among the faithful but not in places of worship churches mosques and temples are largely off limits as part of efforts to stop coronavirus spreading ahmed al has more. until a few weeks ago this was how it looked when pope francis gave his weekly audience in the vatican. but on wednesday he used a video link to address the roman catholic faith from about the pandemic

to get sick they're warning if things don't change they'll end up in a similar situation to italy gabriel elizondo is in new york the scenes of desperation inside a hospital and in only new york now the epicenter of the corona virus outbreak in america is trying to avoid this but new york is facing a shortage of ventilators like this needed to keep sick patients breathing thousands more needed they don't exist we have about 5 or 6000 secured we need clarity pharisee. federal government has 12 i mean this is a bad situation but it's not only a lack of medical quitman for patients but also for those trying to help them. doctors nurses and staff at hospitals just like this in new york city are on the front lines of the crisis many of these health professionals say they're lacking some of the most of basic essential step protect themselves such as gloves and masks. hospital staff taking to social media to call attention to the desperate situation this emergency room doctor tweeting i'm lucky i got the last pair of goggles in the e.r. for today it's 9 am this doctor had to ask strangers for do

is under now is in new york how bad is it de gabriel it's bad quite frankly and new york is very much now the epicenter of the united states when it comes to this koran a virus pandemic if not the entire western hemisphere quite frankly because there are the numbers here far surpass anywhere else let's get to those just in the last 24 hours the number of confirmed chronic coronavirus cases in new york has jumped by 5000 the number statewide now is 30811 just in the state of new york far surpassing any other state in the united states more than half of all of the cases in the u.s. are coming from new york in the u.s. there's about $55000.00 cases total and here in new york there's an urgent call by the governor for ventilators for sick patients and hospitals the state urgently needs $30000.00 according to the governor he also said that the state is quickly spending a lot of money billions of dollars and he's asking for federal help to help pay for this battle to combat coronavirus here in new york response to this virus has probably already cost us $1000000000.00 it will probably cost

is on to joins us from new york gabriel what's the picture there where you are. yeah it's a little after 9 am here in new york city and this is the 1st full day that new york city is on a state of emergency people here are quite frankly very worried i want to show you the front pages of the 2 major tabloids here the daily news it says going bonkers indicate mckagan people in the city are taking on their bunkers as they do and of course the new york post with the empire state building saying sorry we are closed as new york city officially closed no but it might as well be because a lot of the. things in this city are closed with this state of emergency that was issued by the new york city mayor late on thursday it means that many cultural attractions and other things are closed in that city let me give you a quick list here there is a ban on any gatherings of over 500 people broadway theaters closed the met museum of art closed carnegie hall closed the museum of natural history closed the opera closed just gives you an idea of how much this city is slowly shutting

for you right gabriel behind you is new york city and it's really not going oh my resident. that's absolutely right you see midtown manhattan behind me the heart of new york city while all 50 states in the united states now have coronavirus of this new york is now the absolute epicenter it is surpassed washington state on the west coast as having the most cases anywhere in america the priest numbers here in the state of new york there are more than 1500 confirmed cases now in new york city which you see just right behind me. there are more than 800 cases so new york city has more coronavirus cases than any other city in america by far new york state has more coronavirus cases than any other state in america as well the situation as described by the governor of new york is like this he said it's like it's like standing on a beach and watching a tsunami quickly approaching the shoreline he says he described it as he knows that it's going to hit us it's just a matter of preparing for it before it does it being of course kofi at 19 what they are really preparing here for 'd is o

host: got you, gabriel. we will leave it there. thank you.st: thank you for the shot out of the importance of public health. i am super passionate about it, our members are passionate about it, and all people should be passionate about it. been a lot of talk in congress around the cost of vaccines, the cost of treatment, the cost of diagnostics in relation to an emergency like this. what you will see in the $8.3 billion package, there is a thatomise in there reiterates that the cost needs to be reasonable for the federal government in ensuring there is funding to help pay for these things for individuals. it is definitely a debate that continues to rage of you -- rage up here. is withriene casalotti the national association of county and city health. she is there government and public affairs chief. >> c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. morning, we discussed the u.s. response to the coronavirus and potential impact on children with a children's national hospital doctor. a shortage of essen

gabriel huerta. >>> ningienieros del ejercito de estadounidense buscan lugares para hacer hospitalesponer baja cuarentena una regiÓn muy pojvrada del paÍs. el presidente dijo que espera tomar una decisiÓn muy pronto con respecto a nueva york, nueva jersey y conectituc. el presidente despidiÓ en persona al buque naval mÉdico (hablan en inglÉs). se dirige a nueva york donde los centros mÉdicos no dan abasto por los contagios de covid-19. el virus afectÓ a 64 mil personas en el Área triestatal. es un Área muy caliente, nueva york, nueva jersey y conecticuc, vamos a anunciar una decisiÓn muy pronto. por su pardre gobernador de nueva york dijo que continÚa aÑadienno mÁs camas para tratar al nÚmero de pacientes en estado crÍtico. (hablan en inglÉs) >>> tambiÉn estamos cambiando a hospitales que solo atendaron a pacientes con covid-19, explicando que la medida le permite enfocarse en una sola enfermedad. cuomo tambiÉn anunciÓ una nueva herramienta contra el virus. se trata de una prueba de anticuerpos que podrÍa detectar si un individuo se contagiÓ con coronavirus. tambiÉn se harÁ una prueb

aunque la comunidad continÚa uniÉndose otros como gabriel esperan que no se adopten medidas mÁs extremas>>> fÁtima navarrete "noticiero telemundo" 48. >>> sobre aviso no hay engaÑos, esperan que emitan multas para los que permanezcan abiertos al pÚblico y no sean catalogados como necesarios. ya advirtieron advertencias a mÁs de 50 negocios, el vado de autos. en el condado san mateo buscan proteger a los inquilinos, se espera que se emita una ayuda a quienes no puedan pagar sus aliquileres y designar fondos de ayuda y otras organizaciones. y le recordamos que desde el lunes estarÁ recortando sus horas de servicio durante este periodo, funcionaran desde las 5 de la maÑana hasta las 9 de la noche y hasta la medianoche. empezando desde el prÓximo sÁbado el servicio de fin de semana serÁ de 8 hasta las 9 de la noche. mientras tanto cientos de personas se encuentran en paÍses de centro y sudamÉrica sin poder regresar a estados unidos tras la crisis de coronavirus, hablamos con una residente que espera poder salir de guatemala para reunirse con su familia. >>> paÍses de centroamÉrica y dusadame

. >>> luego de varios años de la muerte de un niño llamado gabriel fernández, muchos residentes rindena berlín estará (nombre en inglés)... en nuestra estación hermana, para platicar sobre su acto irónico. >>> es es un jabalí corriendo, se volvió viral en las redes sociales... como podemos ver el animal va a toda velocidad, y aunque no lo crea los jabalíes son mucho más rápido de lo que usted se imagina. el vídeo, de 12 segundos... ha llamado la atención que desde el fin de semana se ha visto más de 5.8 millones de veces, y fue la inspiración de los creadores. así que ya lo sabe por si acaso no lo vio, vallas o redes sociales... y busquelo!. >>> muchas gracias por estar a quienes edición de telemundo 48 tenemos más información por la tarde. vaya a votar!!!. ♪ ♪ muy buenas tardes vamos a tener cobertura en equipo. >>> nada de dÉ tiene al coronavirus hay un aumento en el nÚmero de infectados en estados unidos en quince estados. >>> destrucciÓn en tennessee un tornado acaba con la vida de una veintena de personas en la capital nashville arrasando con vosotros viandas y dejando

miss gabriel, with respect to funding,dent i think it is important to note, you can tell me if i'm wrong, that the president budget request is is requesting funding within the state department for the gec. at the very beginning, we were forced to do a transfer from the d.o.d. to to get the gec up and running, it was a cumbersome you process. unnecessary given that we now allec agree to the efficacy of your work. can you speak to the importance of having the ge ansfsee fundedr through the state department rather than through transfer. funds yes senator murphy, thank you very much for raising n othis important issue. disinthe gec is focused on our mission on countering for a propaganda and disinformationseo and so what we are requestingcts and reflects the presidents for request to congress, is an increase to increase of our scale a propaganda and disinformation and bring all the tru tools to bear and to fos our team on the mission and rather on process. i truly appreciate the work fromng f congress on findingr tt mechanisms to assist in providing funding for the gec in the past. over the

peligran, ustedes saben que demandaron a juan gabriel hace 19 aÑos atrÁs ahÍ estamos en vivo a nuestra>> hace 3 semanas me dieron resultados favorables >>> no quedÓ ningÚn riesgo y tratamiento anterior para "un nuevo dÍa" karina monroy telemundo >>> agradecemos al licenciado que accediÓ a darnos la entrevista vÍa remota >>> silvia u. dijo que no ha recibido ninguna notificaciÓn y en el caso de muÑoz se presentÓ pero cÓmo los juicizgados estÁn cerrados tendrÁn que esperar. 4 muchas gracias. >> estaremos al pendiente >>> porque esto parece que va pa largo. >> quÉ les parece que vamos a calentar la sopa? >> Órale. >> ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> Ánimo esta tarde en calentando la sopa le traen todos los detalles de cÓmo se encuentra el feroz conflicto que enfrenta marjorie de sousa con el padre de su hijo juliÁn gil en medio de la pandemÍa parece que la abogada responde a fuertes acusaciones de de la hermana de juliÁn quiÉn califiÓo a marjorie de vividora veamos quÉ habla de la pensiÓn alimenticia que paga. >> el seÑor ahorita el 20% que estÁ dando sobre los trabajos que de repÚblica cuando todos sa