and thanks so much for joining us on inside story today . irma, let me start with you. many believe that the governments data doesn't reveal the extent of this covered 1900 crisis. what do you say to that? are the numbers being under reported? yes, it is. so we're as a citizen, reporting a data in this. yeah, actually we found we collect data from the grassroots level and this so that we saw that many like for example, many deaths are not being count corbett, 90 in depth. this is a real problem. and we also try to look at to the official a data at the city level and at the provincial level level and then at the central level. and unfortunately, there is a discrepancy of the number of death coffee, 9 been death, a deva that are released by beast left different level of government, the city level, provincial level and central level. so this call it 9 didn't data transparency remain here. it's a challenge for indonesia and s t v. you know that data is one of the key import an element to tackle this pandemic because without having a real data, without having that data that

para hablar del tema saludo a irma.buciÓn. excluyen a los $10,200 que quedaban libres de impuestos. muchas personas estarÁn recibiendo a travÉs del depÓsito directo esos pagos. paola: tienen que hacer algo si todavÍa no les llegÓ? >> no, no tienen que hacer nada, ya se hicieron los ajustes el 11 de marzo. sÓlo estÁn recibiendo el exceso de impuestos que pagaron, un impuesto pago $20,400, esos impuestos centros estÁn regresando. >> muchas gracias por aclarar este tema. seguimos en temporada de incendios forestales. suheily lÓpez belÉn tiene la respuesta. suheily: el terreno bajo sequÍa responde a la temporada de fuego forest tales. se desenvuelve una emergencia de fuegos forestales en el norte del estado. tenemos algunas tormentas que se han generado en la sierra nevada y tampoco se puede descartar en nuestras montaÑas. hay que estar atentos. suponiendo que usted vive en una regiÓn cerca de Áreas vulnerables es importante conocer que las Áreas pueden estar expuestas a la rÁpida propagaciÓn del incendio forestal. el ambie

ellos está jocelyn que vive en california >> a mí me estuvieron a punto de violar y me protegió >> irmagerlos de los peligros de la migración >> si es que no hay fe no hay milagro >> en el salvador noticias telemundo >> [♪♪ ♪♪ >> xz [♪♪ ♪♪] [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> y tras una consulta médica la gimnasta estadounidense y estrella simone se retiró de las finales de salto y barras , estará en evaluación si es que hace ejercicios de piso sus compañeras de equipo serán las que compitan en las finales de salto el seleccionado femenino de fútbol de estados unidos clasificó a semifinales con susto ante países bajos en tiempo reglamentario el partido terminó 2 a 2 para imponerse a penales su estrella dio el pase a la siguiente ronda contra canadá colombia celebra la medalla de plata de mariana en la prueba de ciclismo bmx obtuvo su tercera medalla olímpica algo que ningún atleta había conseguido >> muchos años de sacrificio he estado en lo más profundo cuando me dicen que es tarde ya sí se puede me esforcé lo di todo para mí esto vale oro >> felicidades m

. >> cuando paso irma estaba más fuerte. >> a las olas y lluvias se sumaron los vientos de 60 millas decidió abrir sus puertas y recibir a los clientes. >> mucho terror. uno comienza a atemorizarse, pero estamos aquí. >> nuestra visita coincidió con la de muchos turistas que celebraron el 4 de julio en los cayos de la florida. muchas pensaban marcharse el martes, pero ahora lo harán mañana por consejo de las autoridades. >> no sabíamos qué esperar. >> ¿de dónde vienes? >> de texas. >> ¿qué te parece el panorama? >> me encanta. >> (risas). >> se espera que mejoren las condiciones del tiempo y el tercera historia. por esta experiencia muchos no se lo tomaron en serio. pero muchos se prepararon. escuelas y oficinas públicas permanecerán cerradas. >> nos afecta, estamos sin trabajo. >> ahora vamos al norte del área de la bahía en el condado sonoma, autoridades tratan de implementar medidas para rescatar este río que se ha visto afectado en los últimos años por incendios y sequías. el condado sonoma trabaja con 20 organizaciones ambientales para tratar las posibles amenazas que lo amenaza

harvey, irma and maria. it doesn't seem like things have slowed down since. hurricane michael made landful to become the first category 5 storm to hit the united states since hurricane andrew in 1992. 2019 also saw an above average hurricane season with 18 named storms and 2020, although somewhat overshadowed by covid-19, was the most active hurricane season on record. not to mention record breaking fire seasons over the past several years. in 2020 alone, more than 4 million acres were burned in the state of california. and then came covid. march 13th, 2020, president trump declared a nationwide emergency. eventually every state, commonwealth, territory and the district of columbia received a disaster declaration. that triggers fema. during the pandemic, fema and the private sector coordinated the delivery of 600 million rest raters, 2.5 billion surge k58 masks, 1.1 billion gowns and 56 billion gloves to state and local departments. well done. additionally, fema has distributed more than $80 billion in covid relief. they have helped to support 2,100 community

. >>> a irma tener esta estructura en la calle le ayudÓ a mantener su restaurante pa flote. >>> por esoora los dueÑos de restaurants apuestan a su permanencia. >>> un dueÑo de un restaurante poder tener un espacio en la acera solamente le costaba 18 mil dÓlares al aÑo. hoy ese dueÑo de restaurant tiene el espacio de la acera mÁs un espacio en la calle sin pagar nada. >>> mÁs de mil restaurantes han cerrado en new york por lo que el gobierno local autorizoÓ estas estructuras por un aÑos mÁs, y libre de impuestos para los dueÑos, pero su presencia estÁ causando malestar entre quienes viven cerca. >>> el ruido no deja dormir, y que tenemos a la gente afuera, y que tan tomando mucho. >>> otros, se quejan tambiÉn de la falta de espacio para estacionar sus vehÍculos. >>> bueno estÁsaba mÁs rÁpido antes y ahora hay que esperar una hora media hora y dando vueltas y vueltas hay que estar dando. >>> lo permite que estÉn aquÍ estas estructuras serÁ revisada en un aÑo para ver si se quedarÁn de forma permanente para ese entonces varios factores se tomaran en cuenta como la opiniÓn de los residentes

the w kim sebastian asked irma paid a senior european policymaker about the announcement earlier this week. mr. tied, how worried you about the news this week? the parties of the far right of formed an alliance against brussels, saying they'll fight for what they call national sovereignty. and tried to prevent a european state while i'm not worried, because we have seen this kind of slogans and attempts also during previous years. there is no election senior than slogans. i mean, they managed to bring you to south to a standstill inside. marian no, i disagree so far its own the slogan sense. we have seen the slogan, sunset during previous years, because you, if you look at these concrete political parties, then they are very different. some parties are very pro russian, some are very much against russia. some part these wants to very strong involvement of the state in economy. it's some other part this they don't want. so that in subs from substance actually they are very, very different. and you can see the full interview there at the bottom of the hour following this broadcast. you

irma tragically passed away in 2017 and colleagues of mine endowed a lecture in her honor, there's no one better to get the first lecture in justice ginsburg so i invited her to come to my delight but not my surprise, she said yes, absolutely and what is interesting is originally she was supposed to come in early 2019 but because doctors discovered lung cancer and she had to have surgery, we had to postpone she resisted postponing. it was so important to her to come honor her that i had to entrust her family and others to prevail on her that she didn't to not travel and she only went to her doctors said no, you cannot travel at that time we postponed but she immediately reschedules for a new date andd came in october 2019 to the event to honor her and i will share, she was not at full speed, she was still undergoing treatment, knockback and treatment for patriotic cancer so it was a struggle to come but it was important to her, and honor her the book arises out of that because in the lead up to her visit, we learned the university of california press was considering publishing her mos

president ordered in the army to deal with violence and writing the jailing of for monday to jacobs. irma, dozens of people arrested during cuba is biggest protests and decades. as the president playing us for the countries of ah, rebel forces into grow, say they've seized a major town and a new offensive. and a few of you. a rebel spokesman says the town of riah was taken off, the federal and horror of forces withdrew. it's the most intense fighting scene since rebels took the main city of mikaela in june of the conflict began 8 months ago between european government forces and the 2 growing people's liberation front . catherine soy has more now from her mirror in the tig region. well what we're hearing is that the 2 great defense forces on making. 1 this halls and. 1 we're told re to a town called korean. it's not clear whether they are in full control of a lack of that's what. 5 counts right, we have seen you very difficult to verify and dependently this video because communication is still down in many parts of the grove. we have seen video of what appears to be in forces and special

while but now their hands are being forced, if you like, because officials fear that tropical storm irma on the peninsula could bring a heavy wind and rain and that could send parts of the debris toppling down on top of rescuers, search and rescue workers below. so they have scheduled a demolition and are using a technique, a technique known as energetic felling which relies on a series of small explosions at various parts of the structure and gravity itself to raze the building to the ground. they drilled into the walls over the last 2a hours and packed them with explosive and we have been told that the demolition will take place between 10pm this evening local time and three o'clock in the morning. i should point out that 121 people are still missing. it is interesting to hear the mayor talk about bringing the building down helping to expand their own scope of search. as a layperson is hard to imagine. and they are very keen, david, that the search and rescue operation should resume as quickly as civil once the demolition has occurred. anything within one hour of that exercise taking p

my name is irma named after i'm not pub or the for the city and christian from one of the main christian families of jerusalem. i was named after much as the many to the beautiful relationship and to the beautiful fowler. and i'm going to be up has expressed with his encounter with the throne you mind if mother breast had our christian name. but her name is let me because my mother referred me so we became brother and sister, brother with sisterhood. that is not based on a blood line message from roman time. they had the strategy that divide and conquer and the british and implemented the 30 g. very one me. we came down from the neighborhood that i live in good infrastructure, the new u. s. embassy and then you drive down and 1st thing you get is a police station, a border police that kind of clarify from this point on. we need to be in control and then you drive through the neighborhood. but because there's a settlement here that so much behind this, then you see there's good infrastructure, there's lights, the sidewalk, and then the entrance to the settlement comes and just after it. a

you like, because officials fear that tropical stir that make tropical stir that make tropical storm irma bearing down on the peninsula could ring a heavy wind and rain and that could send parts of the debris toppling down on top of rescuers, search and rescue workers below. so they have scheduled a demolition and are using a technique, a technique known as energetic felling which relies on a series of small explosions at various parts of the structure and gravity itself to raise the building to the ground. they drilled into the walls over the last 2a hours and pack them with explosive and we have been told that the demolition will take place between 10pm this evening local time and three o'clock in the morning. i should point out that 121 people are still missing. it is interesting _ people are still missing. it is interesting to _ people are still missing. it is interesting to hear— people are still missing. it is interesting to hear the mayor talk about ringing the building down helping to expand their own scope of search. as a layperson is hard to imagine. and they are very keen, davi

one woman remembers how winds from hurricane irma tore down trees in her yard in 2017. it was scary to go through that, those strong, strong winds. >> the storm battered part of the dominican republic in haiti yesterday. the national hurricane center said elsa could bring two two to six inches of rain to some areas of the state. >> hurricane hunters will fly straight into it to gather data. one woman describes what it is like to be on board an aircraft in the middle of a storm. >> everybody has a responsibility they have to uphold and as long as you do that, we're tasked to complete, you can't be too concerned. the pilots are doing their best job in the front to control the aircraft. we're looking at the radar data to help assist the pilots in making the decisions how they turn the aircraft. >> this is a live look at the white house where an oakland firefighter will be honored today. he represents the national association of hispanic firefighters. more than 1,000 firefighters and families will be there at the event. >> a they have been busy prepearing this week with all

surge has been pushing up on to the shores and some of the shores that haven't really recovered from irma and that happened years ago. winds in homestead 25 miles an hour gusts and every time the storm comes on shore it can get higher even on the surf side where they're on the hunt for the rescue effort. here we will see the potential for some tornadoes today. waterspouts can come on shore. one thing here a little bit, by 8:00 tomorrow morning this could be close to the hurricane and just north of tampa and tampa bay -- tampa puts you on the bad side of the store. three to five feet of storm surge floods is possible. here's noon. one hour from now, there's the storm. i'm going to move you ahead hour by hour. what the computer is thinking the radar is going to look like. storms coming on shore in the east coast. fort myers, you're closest to the big problem and tampa overnight, 3:00, 4:00 a.m. that's when the storm is closest to you and that's when tampa bay is going to get that surge, that water is going to get pushed up into the bay and back into the estuaries. the salt water is trying t

the film had just finished, brian, as you know, it was with irma standing way. it didn't do dual.dies the most beloved person on his planet, which is something maybe all of us should think about tilting towards. >> final question, can. we've talked about how troubled you are about our nation and our world right now. we talked about mr. franklin and mr. ali. a quick final question about your process, how many future prospects do you walk around with every day on the list we all keep in our head? how many topics ahead are you normally watching and asking for a friend who is still stuck on country music. >> i can get you there, i will sing if you want me to, brian. we have so many projects underway. if i was given 1000 years i would not run out of projects on american history, i won't get 1000 years though but we are loading up and working on lee, and benjamin franklin and some of the scary conversations you are having with don bill a second ago are echoed in our film that we are editing, starting tomorrow. not starting the editing, but continuing it on the u.s., the, holocaust what

been working over the last four years supporting multiple events going g back her against harvey, irma and 2017. we no longer havear a cycle of normal seasonal cycle, our operational tempo is consistent around the year so the things we are doing to address that right now, we are encouraging everybody to make sure they are taking time for themselves right now, demobilizing staff from current operations supporting covid-19 and other long-standing recovery disasters so we can make sure they are ready for the peak of hurricane season edwards expected to be a busy wildfire weekend. to make sure our staff have the time to take for themselves is critical of how we make sure they are prepared and have workforce responding when needed. >> thank you very much. ranking member alluded to experience he had in this area and i talked about what we are owned undergoing our district. we have low to medium income individuals. have you looked at theve most structure for declaring and approving natural disasters based on income and what happens is high income areas, sparsely populated rural working class

over the last several years in supporting multiple events, going back to the hurricanes of harvey, irma and maria in 2017. we no longer have a cycle of normal seasonal cycle. our ops tempo, our operational tempo is consistent around the year. so the things that we're doing to address that right now, we're encouraging everybody to make sure that they're taking time for themselves right now, demobilizing staff from some of the current operations supporting covid-19 and in other longstanding recovery disasters so we can make sure that they are ready for the peak of hurricane season in what is expected to also be a very busy wildfire season. this rotation of readiness to make sure that our staff have the time to take for themselves and reset is a critical part of how we make sure that they're prepared and that we have a work force that is ready to respond when needed. >> thank you, very much. the ranking member alluded to some experiences he had in his area and i talked about one of them i'm currently undergoing currently in mississippi. that part of my district primarily rural, low to medi

i'm sure everyone in our screenland recognize the name betty white but have you heard of of irma fill lips. if severe alicia keys play two pianos at the same time? she saw hazel scott do that on her variety show and every wise meddling mother on television os some small to gertrude berg. if my introduction is all you needed to start reading "when women invented television" we hope you order from bookshop.org or your favorite independent book store. if you useoo book shop.org you know we support local independent book stores with every purchase, and tonight, if your using book shop doral point your purchase to jennifer's favorite independent book sore, mcnally jackson books in new york city. now, please welcome, jennifer armstrong. >> thank you for having me. >> before we jump into discussing the women in the book, i have to ask you to talk about this fascination, obsession we talk about in the green room, with television and popular culture. how did you turn everyone's favorite sport, channel surfing, into a career? >> i was really lucky. i will admit that right now. i grew up in a re