. >>> vamos a conocer a isabella núñez. que si van a abrir. >>> isabella tenía todo listo para asistir a una de las cuatro mejores universidades del país según un reporte de (...) medio mucha ansiedad también . >>> dice que su sueño siempre ha sido estudiar psicología en este colegio pero el coronavirus ha puesto una pausa a sus anhelos. >>> necesitamos ver qué más va a pasar este mes para el futuro de mi escuela . >>> a pesar de tener una ceremonia de graduación que jamás se imaginó la joven se mantiene positiva ya que es la segunda su familia en graduarse de la preparatoria y asegura que todo se lo debe a sus padres ya que ellos sí tuvieron un camino muy difícil . >>> hay muchas dificultades porque nuestros padres no tuvieron los recursos para ir y enseñar >>> isabella deja claro que esta es tan solo la primera meta conquistada y no se va dar por vencida ya que la aventura apenas comienza. >>> hay un mundo adelante de ella. pero por el otro lado sabes que hay una pandemia y que va a haber límites. entonces tengo mucha inc

adentro isabella no se podÍa dar cuenta. >> corrÍ y llame.r lo que hizo. nunca me hubiese esperado hacer esta. marÍa antonieta: era un día impensable para ambas. isabel tambiÉn sorprendiÓ por lo que hizo la productora que contrato a andrÉs. sabes que arrastre tus Últimos ahorros en tu vestido. esto lo quiere para tu familia. >> para ustedes. [sonido ambiente] creo que lo pueden utilizar. marÍa antonieta: el cheque de la fundaciÓn que en medio de la crisis ha dado de comer a decenas de hogares no pudo llegar en mejor momento. esa maÑana isabel habÍa amanecido con sÓlo $60 en su cuenta. isabel:estamos pasando una situaciÓn muy complicada. gracias por el dinero tambiÉn. [llanto] marÍa antonieta: cÓmo estÁs ahora? isabella: sin palabras. no sÉ cÓmo hablar. estoy impresionada. [mÚsica] [sonido ambiente] las emociones la habÍan rebasado. eran lÁgrimas de felicidad por encontrarse con ausencias, incluido, el policÍa que isabella quiere como un padre. poco despuÉs aguardaban las fotos del recuerdo para ella y sus amigos. algo que siempre recordarÍa.

isabella no sabe lo que ella habÍa tramado.bella:estuvimos cerca de un aÑo. yo estuve en quinto grado. nunca pude llevar a ningÚn amigo la casa ni nada. no tenÍa casa. marÍa antonieta: en una sola recÁmara. isabella:tÚ eres adolescente y siempre quieres ir a la casa de tus amigas. yo la pasÉ un poco difÍcil. no podía ofrecer una casa. marÍa antonieta: apenas isabel pudo se fueron de ahÍ para otro lugar. las cosas resultaron de mal en peor. isabella:la seÑora que rentaba nunca prendÍa el aire. isabel:la seÑora pagaba el aire acondicionado. nos morirÍamos de calor. isabella:nosotros u dÁbamos por la noche. marÍa antonieta: poco a poco, con sacrificio ambas salieron adelante. isabella:mi hija me ayudÓ en todo. yo limpiaba casas, hacÍa uber, hacÍa de todo lo que podÍa. mi hija siempre estuvo conmigo. marÍa antonieta: eventualmente, pudo comprar esta casa. aquÍ soÑaba con algo en especial que era el dÍa de la graduaciÓn de isabel. isabella: en plena pandemia con la graduaciÓnde mi hija le habÍa comprado el vestido. bello. con mucho

responsible for health care in madrid it's the regional government led by center right politician isabella uso seen here during a moment of silence for victims of cope with 19 recent documents have now sparked controversy they reveal that in march the regional government instructed hospitals not to accept any patients from nursing homes. nearly 20000 people in spain's nursing homes have died of covert 19 many of these cases will likely end up in the courts hundreds of family members have already sued regional governments and nursing home management. people what this is about is the decision that older individuals will not receive medical treatment knowing that they will die as a result this has enormous legal implications like that in my uterus and then feel . parra has also filed a suit she finds it shocking that politicians were able to make life and death decisions for other people. i want justice by and that those responsible pay for this. our elderly deserved being treated with dignity. no the many fatalities in nursing homes have become a national trauma for spain. for more i'm joine

here's a 15-year-old from louisiana called isabella.re are many like her in america right now. >> i literally hate my family so much. they just had to argue with me that george floyd, they just tried to tell me that he deserved that because he did something wrong and that it was okay. that is not okay. [sniffling] and it's making me so upset. i do not want to live here. i hate living in louisiana. i hate living in all these racist -- >> tucker: i hate my family so much. just a week ago it would've been hard to imagine that. now isabella is a social media star. celebrities tweet their approval at her. she may have her own cult following before long but the revolution is young. children attacking the parent is just the beginning appeared on cnn today, man told viewers that going forward, parents must hurt their own children. >> i think that the important thing for white parents to keep in the front of our minds is that if black children in this country are not allowed innocence and childhood without fear of being killed by police or margi

>> how do you isabella? >> 12. are you learning a lot watching this program? >> yes. we are glad to have you. thank you for your question. >> particularly in frontier settlements where there were limited numbers of people, other times your cousins would be the only ones who were really available to you. so it was not uncommon at all, it really was not uncommon for a double first cousins to marry, which sometimes happened as well. people did not have any sense that there was anything odd about it. it seemed like a good thing, because you knew what that person was like. you knew all about them, and there wouldn't be any bad surprises in your marriage. >> in van buren's case. he was a dutch speaker. he married into the dutch community. they were dutch speakers. these were their own people. >> i want to show you the book. she wrote one about marshall washington martha washington. this one is about rachel and andrew jackson on being so gentle. it is more available for those of you who want to learn more. i only skimmed the surface. let me have isabella and also your book,

we want to congratulate isabella raw hole. isabella is graduating from a royal high school in san lorenzo and she'll be attending chabot college come fall, and you can let us know about a graduate in your life all you have to do is go to kron 4 dot com find the salute to grads 2020 under the news tab and then upload a picture of your graduate. let us know the high school that the graduate attended and what's next in store for them. >>before we go to break, let's check in with dave spahr and get one more update on your monday morning forecast 8th. >>well good morning robin good morning, everybody and we are seeing some pretty sky conditions across the bay area. at least for right now so we've got going on that cloud cover departing along with a lot of the fog to here's a look at the bay area temperatures we have for you got 66 off the antioch a 65 the concord lower 60's cover most the east bay shoreline of the open checking in at 64. for today, a let's start at the sunny. if you will stray clouds and air for noon et at 3 o'cloc

eaton wrote to one woman who hired a young girl named isabella. isabella's relatives contacted the assistant commissioner to learn of her residence and reach her at her new place of employment. in another letter addressed to a lawyer in philadelphia, eaton inquired after a young girl named cornelia robinson. he noted her family expressed concern about her whereabouts and wanted to make contact. the bureau sent arrangements to send black girls in particular to northern cities without consent of the family members. in many cases, they were preferable to immigrant laborers and were regarded as more appealing sources of labor. the idea of black women and girls as ideal servants found its origins in antebellum ideas of slavery and ideas associated with domestic work. the bureau found solutions to overcrowding, unemployment in sending girls to the north, and willingly employed them, despite objections from parents. the letters went beyond inquiries. in many instances, mothers and fathers hoped to use correspondence to authorize retrieval of their childr

a couple of years ago she and her daughter isabella to chose 1st started with a handful of animals now they take care of 300 goats. from them though the family produces a variety of different organic cheeses that have become a hit with the locals. she added there was a time when people said oh good lord goat cheese no it really smells bad and it can't possibly taste good and. it took several years to convince poles to try some other choose besides the cow's milk factory kind of go chase was practically nonexistent it's only now that it's become trendy. to chaska is one of the 1000 out is an old cheese make his in poland the 25 year old is a psychologist by training but has decided to come on board in the family run business today the farm boasts more than 50 head tis a pasture and produces around 10 tons of organic cheese each year. another farm in the region the rancher a french era has a similar backstory. sylvia schlender of it and her family specialize in organic cows and sheep cheeses. some 15 years ago they left the city to buy a ramshackle farm. over the years they renovated it

when we named our daughter isabella, it was quite clear we were naming her over the patron saint of homes will and hungry orphans as opposed to the conquistado conquistadora. i should say that columbus was serving. so who do you think should replace that columbus statue? should it be a person of color, lbgtq representative, native american? what do you think should represent our city? >> i think that's the conversation we should have, we should have roundtable discussions, bring people in. we are seeing the same thing with the confederate names when they say we want to have a study. great, tack off the racist name now. then have a study about who to put, you know, whose name to put on the base, on the barracks. so i think that has to be a community wide discussion. i think it has to be done with great sensitivity, understanding that our diversity is our strength. as speaker pelosi tells us, so i think we have to accept and leave space for the fact that each of us is proud of our own heritage, but we can also talk about where, what it would mean to lift up the heritage of those who didn't

. >>> the statue of between isabella and christopher columbus will be removed. it has been in sacramento since 1883. christopher columbus statues have become more polarizing since the death of george floyd. >>> a store decided to inspire kindness and creativity during this time of uncertainty and struggle. kn nieman marcus was damaged by looters. today it invited artists to transform its damaged walls. >>> new developments with the story we first brought you last was being scolded by organizers for h flags. he is no larger in charge and is searching for a replacement. he's received so much support. he sold out of cookies today and will have to close up for a day on how to catch up. how you can take action on issues of equality, justice and race, go to abc7news.com sghrchlgts as many as 200,00 people in the u.s. could die from the coronavirus. but there is hope. scientists in the u.k. discovered a life saving treatment for the sickest of patients. >> health officials warn we have a long road ahead in the fight against covid-19. at least 20 states and puerto rico

. >>> the statue of between isabella and christopher columbus will be removed.s been in sacramento since 1883. christopher columbus statues have become more polarizing since the death of george floyd. >>> a store decided to inspire kindness and creativity during this time of uncertainty and struggle. kn nieman marcus was damaged by looters. today it invited artists to transform its damaged walls. >>> new developments with the story we first brought you last night. mifrmoreayooki by organizers for handing out pride flags. he is no larger in charge and is searching for a replacement. he's received so much support. he sold out of cookies today and will have to close up for a day on how to catch up. how you can take action on issues of equality, justice and race, go to abc7 sghrchlgts as many as 200,00 people in the u.s. could die from the coronavirus. but there is hope. scientists in the u.k. discovered a life saving t for patients. >> health officials warn we have a long road ahead in the fight against covid-19. at least 20 states and puerto rico now seeing an inc

. >>> the statue of queen isabella and christopher columbus will be removed from the state capitol rotunda. the statue has 19 1883. christopher columbus statues have become polarizing. >>> and a utah couple is celebrating an engagement thanks to the game animal crossing. the big moment happend after the original plan to propose in italy fell through. so take a look, his character dressed up in a suit, they sat down on a bench by a virtual campfire. he eventually asked his girlfriend to chop down a tree, revealing a box with a ring which he opened it in the game, he got down on one knee and r l asked her to marry him. and i must say, not the same as ita italy. not to me. >> still a great story. >> definitely. reggie. >> i've never played animal crossing, so i don't really know what is happening. i saw her chop down a tree, so that was ters are cute. >>> congratulations. here is a look at what is going on with our accuweather highlights at about 6:17 on this wednesday. total sunshine, warming trend begins. it will be clear and comfy at night thankfully, fire concern one are more night across

state lawmakers ordered the removal of statues of columbus and queen isabella from the capitol rotunda. they have stood there for more than 100 years. >>> thousands of longshoremen along the west coast planned protest tomorrow to mark juneteenth. it is to bring awareness to the movement to stop police brutality. one of the organizers is a wrapper and on instagram he said he will be in oakland friday for that protest. >> this is very important to stop their profits so that those in power who care about that profit have to do what we want them to do. >> the protests at the port starts at 10:00 tomorrow morning. demonstrators plan to march to a plasma. >>> police body one cameras could be a vital tool in improving police accountability and transparency. not all agencies in california are equipped with those cameras. we found how to recent police killings have exposed the stark inconsistencies in how the body worn technology is being handled. >> police body cameras can be a game changer. the public can see for themselves what happens when police use deadly force. what departments do with t

morning state lawmakers are ordering the removal of a statue depicting christopher columbus and queen isabellafrom the capitol rotunda. it comes a day after the sutter statue was removed from sacramento. as we see more symbols of america's confederate past being taken down, california's first and only native american lawmaker, james ramos hopes it's the begig. >> ei the enhe have been fighting for and continuing to highlight since the '70s. taking down the monuments is not enough if we are not going to change the educational the process and thought process in people in the state of california. >> the movement is broadening to a wider cultural moment with many looking at the oppression of native americans and european colonization. >>> coronavirus trackers, and there's now more than 2.1 million confirmed cases the u.s. alone, with at least 116,000 deaths. at least 19 states are seeing increases in average daily new cases, compared with two more than 2600, and florida reports nearly 15,000 new cases over the last ten days. >>> u.k. researchers have discovered a common steroid on the market could

in sacramento lawmakers ordered the removal of marble statues of columbus and queen isabella from thethey have stood there for more than 100 years. >>> we are getting ready for friday hopefully you have a nice weekend plan, the weather is cooperating nicely. tomorrow is still going to be warm but far is coming back up the coast, these are the highs from today. 73 in pacifica tomorrow turns into probably a 63. 97 in fairfield, tomorrow fairfield turns into 93, something like that. temperatures come down a good five or six degrees. will be in the vicinity of the going rate gate bridge, a deck of far when you look out onto the bridge and you can see it right that's 220 foot span, that's the height of the roadway. is about where the fog will be. there are a few high clouds out there, you can see the seabreeze there, the green basically and you can see is not getting into brentwood or fairfield. the high-pressure is pretty much doing what it is supposed to do, did not do the last couple days but the high has come back the last couple days. is not going to go away anytime soon so were going

. >>> this morning state lawmers christopher columbus and queen isabella from the capitol rotunda. it's been there for morean a te in sacramento. >>> we see more symbols of america's confederate pasts being taken down, and california's only native american lawmaker, james ramos, hopes it's the beginning. >> we are seeing the resurgence for the issues we have been fighting for and trying to heightlight since the 70s. taking down the monuments is not enough if we are not going to change the educational process and thought process in people in the state of california. >>> the movement to remove the statues is broadening to a wider cultural moment with many looking at the oppression of naameupean colonization. >>> let's look trackers. right now 2.1 million confirmed cases in the u.s. alone. at least 19 states are seeing increases in average daily new cases compared with two weeks ago. texas has seen a record jump of more than 2600, and florida reports nearly 15,000 ten days. u.k. researchers have discovered a common steroid on the market could reduce the number of critically ill corona

the fridays are here i see tasha and two daughters isabella and kennedy you guys are both celebratingt to turn 14. >> now, the only bummer about this moment is that your dad who is in the army, brandon, he's away and deployed overseas anything you want to say to him? >> hi, dad we're on the "today" show and i love you >> well, we couldn't have this reunion without a little something from your dad. so take a look >> hello, "today" show i'm major brandon friday here at the joint readiness training center ft. polk, louisiana i'd like to wish my daughters isabella and kennedy a happy birthday tash, i miss you >> oh. oh how sweet is that? oh i wish we had kleenexs we'd pass them to you through the screen your dad is very proud of you, i can tell >> thank you >> you guys enjoy your birthdays, okay? big hugs from us too >> thank you. >> happy birthday. wow. oh >> hoda. >> i know. that was so beautiful. that was beautiful >> lovely. >> can we just give one more shoutout to our big board? i know a lot of folks woke up super early. give one big wave and a kiss to all your people. thank you for

lake isabella 56 point i degrees, it is still a little bit called, i think one thing you can guarantee is, a great few and likely come a good time there. >> absolutely. i mean, where you go in and around the lake of the mountain biking is safe jessica guay, we have thundershowers, mountain biking areas are good, the fishing is good and hopefully, floating down the >> reporter: it is fantastic and then, just all the businesses in general, there is a shift in restaurants, we are actually out in the city outside of us you are going to travel along in a way you have never seen umbrellas on the side of the road, you're going to see a lot of restaurateurs out there, and was depend on it, they are taking their restaurants outside. which is really cool. >> if you want something more at sea level, how about a road trip to santa cruz? but, expect changes there too. >> in santa cruz, we are slowly reopening in a way that is safe and sustainable. only war for example, restaurants and retails are open. so people can drive out, walk on to the wharf, shop and dine as they normally would. hotels and i

>> she hired a woman named isabella hagner who was very interesting and her own right.y 8:16, she was an orphan who had brothers to take care of, and she worked for the social registers, and then she worked for the war department. she did this task of being a social secretary, where you would help eat women with their correspondents, with whatever houses today she might have had. and this is what bill did for andrew roosevelt, or deters sister the one who raised alice, bamie so she was an old hand at this, was bell hagner. and she came into the roosevelt white house at a time in the first play was inundated by all of it details of alice his debut. alex is making her social debut, and there were letters to right. there were invitations to offer, and there are flowers -- all these things to be taken care of. that's when bell stepped in. and then she stayed until the end and was quite a member of the family. at one point, is said that she thought of her as a daughter. so they had quite a close relationship. you know, belle became a surrogate mother in some ways when the ch

isabella johnson, bella, to friends. a special birthday in april. he was going to be 10 years old. her plans for her 10th birthday when her amatically school closed because of the crisis. pandemic may have been only home. few friends at her she was ok with it. andy, , julie, dad, family and friends, would not let that suffice. let covid-19 marbella's special -- mar day.'s special around 5:00 on april 20, they started lining up on the street of my house. then, the signs came out. honking. started nd a parade of cars crawled by bella's house. bella was full of joy, as you see. happy, happy, happy 10th birthday, bella. we all love you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the back.man yields for what purpose does the seek man from georgia recognition? mr. carter: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. carter: mr. speaker, i rise today to remember and honor the of dr. leslie lamar wilkes went to be with the lord. leslie attended church together georgia, and he was always a devote

little isabella, 2 years old, obsessed with michael jordan. watch. >> yeah?space jam outfit on and she is just, you know, brushing his head. not the hair so much. we also have that second moment. this one comes to us from huntersville, north carolina. it's little noah who's 8. caught his first fish. this is how i would react too by the way. so many people feel you, noah. i swear. if you guys could take a moment and send me your favorite smile, something that makes your family laugh, giggle, your pet, your child, yourself, doesn't matter. we would love to show it and share it >>> good monday morning. welcome to june. meteorological summer starts today and it's going to be warmer than it was over the weekend. temperatures back to average today under a partly cloudy sky. now we've got some heat in your >>> coming up, we've got country music star ashley mcbryde joining us life. don't go anywhere. but a slice is just right. that's why fidelity offers dollar-based trading. buy what you want based upon how much you want to spend, even if it's just a slice of a share

christopher columbus was andissioned by ferdinand isabella, catholic king and queen of spain, who wasing the mission of christ's teachings to the new world. arizona,nda in peoria, on the line for supporters. caller: i support removing the statues. for one thing, many of those statues were erected during the jim crow era. host: go ahead. caller: can you hear me now? host: you are on. you have been on. caller: those confederate soldiers, they actually were traitors to the country. we fought because they did not want to give up their slaves. that is the whole reason why we had this war, and it is a painful reminder to the african-americans in this country to have those statues erected as a reminder of a painful time in history, so they should come down. if they want to move them to a museum or something like that as a remembrance of what happened, that is fine, but we should take them down. host: that is brenda in peoria, arizona. the president is expected to accept his party's nomination for another term as president of the united states in jacksonville, florida, while some of the rnc w

vincent depaul in 2011, father ken also served as pastor of saint sebastian paris and pastor of saint isabella parish. for nearly 40 years father ken has served the people of san francisco with a particular focus on the most vulnerable populations and as a long running member of the board of directors for the san francisco interfaith counsel, he was a unifying leader in our city. he regularly reached out to make sure that the families and michael pappas, the executive director said father ken was a visionary priest who served several terms on the san francisco interfaith council board of directors including the first board. including a former merchant marine and among the clergy and the epidemic and he was a kind and gentle soul who cared for the poor and fought for human and civil rights. he was a friend and will greatly be missed. he was so encouraging of my work and i remember him at mass after making waves at the blunt we said enough testimony about abusers. and he smiled and said keep doing what you are doing and don't let them shake you and beautiful and mischievous and has careyed me fo

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