isabel and why is this book not called race?> it is not called race because first of all i want to thank you for being here and it's an honor to be here with you and it's an honor because this is where i was for the very first event that i ever had this is an experience for me and the one obviously about the migration in the south and the history that we often don't learn that many people might not have known and so in doing so i had to figure out what was the term i was going to be using and i don't use the word racism in that book a lot of people may assume that i did because many people talk about it in that way but i don't use that term, the term that i used to describe what the people were experiencing wherever they might've been, whatever their background might've been was a past system in a hierarchy in article of human value in a society and the more i spent time looking at what was it like in the jim crow south during the years of jim crow basically from the 1960s i came away with the move that it was the most comprehen

isabel allende: bueno, a usted lo han descrito como increÍblemente decente.os Últimos momentos. pero como presidente creo que los momentosmÁs lÚgubres fueron cuando 20 chicos de seis aÑos de edad murieron en la escuela primaria durante mi segundo tÉrmino en el cargo a la presidencia, y escribirÉ sobre esto en el segundo volumen, esta violencia sin sentido por el uso de armas que tomÓ las vida de estos niÑos tan precioso y el hecho de que el congreso no actuÓ no obstante que yo y los padres de los niÑos tratamos de convencer que habrÍa que controlar la violencia por el uso de arma, no ocurriÓ nada, eso fue desalentador y triste pero sabes, te dirÉ que por cada momento lÚgubres de mi presidencia, conocÍ tantas personas maravillosas. hablÁbamos sobre la ley dreamers anteriormente, yo escribo sobre esto, ver estos jÓvenes que son tan inteligentes, valientes y estÁn dispuesto a arriesgarse, a salir y a describir para que el pueblo estadounidense sepan cÓmo eran sus vidas, y el porquÉ se consideran ellos estadounidenses no obstante sin tener el documento que lo dig

isabel de 14 personas calcinadas y una mujer trasladada a un hospital con gran parte de su cuerpo cone. >> hubo dos explosiones despuÉs de que los bomberos estÁn sofocando el fuego, en estos vehÍculos calcinados hubo una segunda explosiÓn. fueron afectados los bomberos de nuestra instituciÓn. atziri: los hechos sucedieron en la autopista que une a guadalajara con tepic. segÚn protecciÓn civil, el conductor de la pipa se dirigÍa a tepic, cuando habrÍa perdido el control a la altura del municipio de jala. es una ruta muy turÍstica porque lleva a puerto vallarta. >> de nayarit jalisco, dos vehÍculos con familias enteras, lamentablemente murieron. atziri: los vehÍculos que pasan quedan calcinados. los informados entre las vÍctimas mortales estarÍan el chofer del camiÓn cisterna. los peritajes continuarÁn en la madrugada para determinar rÁpidamente quÉ provocÓ el accidente. aunque la gran mayorÍa de las vÍctimas mortales son lo de guadalajara, todos los cuerpos serÁn trasladados a nayarit. patricia: francisco sagasti se convirtiÓ en el presidente interino de perÚ. fue elegido presidente en

isabel allende: hola, amigos.ctas, que algunos son mejores que otros. son cuestiones que tuve que confrontar durante el transcurso de mi presidencia, en parte porque era el primer afro estadounidense como presidente. isabel allende: ¿quÉ piensa de su amigo, el presidente electo joe biden , y lo que Él puede hacer en este momento tan complejo de soria? >> joe biden es -- lo que puede hacer en ese momento tan serio de la historia? >> joe biden es alguien a quien aprecio, luego de perder su negocio, su empleo, es alguien que ha sufrido una tragedia enorme, lo de su esposa y su hija, murieron en accidente automovilÍstico, pienso que Él es alguien que se identifica con el pueblo comÚn y corriente. los ve y se importa, los palpa, Él es muy leal, tienen muchos conocimientos experiencia, creo que serÁ muy buen dirigente del paÍs y harÁ lo mejor para alejarse de la manera tan vida con la que aborda la presidencia donald trump. creo que Él va a tener grandes desafÍos, estamos en medio de una pandemia que no se ha visto. la

isabel is one of the most important voices in america and abroad republic and it's an honor to be here. why is this book not called race? >> first of all i want to thank you for being here. it is an honor to be here with you and i was for the first event i had [inaudible] many people might not have known and so in doing so i came to figure out the term i was using and i don't use the word racism in that book. a lot of people do that because they thought about it in that way but i don't use that term. the term i use inspired wherever they might have been and whatever their background might have been and looking at what was that like t it like to livem crow south from basically the end of the century to the 1960s i came away. it was a way and which it was segregated throughout the south one of the things we are experiencing in the country now is a kind of critique it is and simply americans so can you take us on a sort of global survey if you would about geography and also in terms of longitude and time and in the formations of the tribes. one of the things i was looking for i wanted to

isabel: cree en el destino? barack obama:si...nistrar una vacuna asÍ lo anuncia un farmacÉutico quesolicitarÍa hizo para su distribuciÓn en estados unidos. reportÓ 90% de efectividad de resultado de pruebas preliminares. voy a compartir imÁgenes aÉreas que muestran lo que parece un embotellamientode trÁfico y corresponden a las largas filas de autos en un banco de comidas de dallas-texas, organizaciones entregaron hasta 600,000 libras a unas 25,000 personas en medio de un notable incremento en casos confirmados de covid 19 entre los alimentos el tradicional pavo para celebrarel dÍa de acciÓn de gracias aunque con cambios sugieren ahora los expertos por coronavirus. son aparatos rodantes antecesores de la bicicleta moderna , aunque parezca increÍble un padre y su hija pedalear por mÁs de 2000 millas, hasta cayo hueso florida. integran una organizaciÓn que restaura bicicletas antiguas. mire cÓmo celebran su logro en estos artefactos que tienen nada mÁs y nada menos que 132 aÑos. pero hay que destacar quelo que los hace funcionar com

man on podium speaking spanish] [man speaking spanish] [both speaking spanish] [derilus speaking] isabel rivera-collazo: we think of migrants and refugees as these people that are coming to take over our country. we don't see that these are the people that got to the point that it was so hard for them to survive that it was easier to face death than to stay. because that's what they are facing when they decide to get on a boat or they decide to cross a border or they decide to cross the desert, they're facing their own death, they're facing the death of their loved ones, their children, and that is a better decision than staying behind. reporter: look at the size of this storm on satellite at this hour. tonight a direct hit in haiti slamming ashore at 145 miles per hour. [indistinct voices] [derilus speaking] [whistle blowing] [cesar palencia chavez speaking spanish] [pastor gustavo banda speaking spanish] protester: apology. [indistinct crowd voices] protesters chanting: apology! apology! [derilus speaking] [chavez speaking] [man speaking] rivera-collazo: something said of climate migra

i've met many mothers from santa isabel who is searching. one of them gave birth in april 965, which is when my biological mother was there. she remembers a woman writing letters to someone from pamplona on color as to fit the she gave birth a month after my mother did in may, but 3 or 4 women could have given birth that month. this is the closest i've ever been. i was born in may, but it's still uncertain. why did my mother get pregnant? why did she give me up? was she tricked or forced? why did she give me up willfully? why did they pay a $1000000.00 pesetas for me? who got that money? as i can only guess, it was, he was pretty much what most of you, what you know, what a token, but it wasn't a comment that says i may but that it would because we will go, you know, you're going to go. so you remember when the young one trick or 2, when we are going out tonight, i'll be right. you can honestly don't know in case you haven't, i am going to go pretty much whom you're going to run because one is going to comfortable when you have to get off th

my place of birth was the center isabelle, foundling home for me, or you're going well knows that those not going as that are just going on the net and the road going to let it turn and then you make a lot then go, but another can not then or there was no model, maybe yours are going to go to dunedin and when that actually about how it will fall or not get on a lot. and i would often ask for, bring in or me get a regular wife, wants to get people in america for say, years ago, i thought of it as the how would i know you for so the search began, i requested my deed of adoption, which also wasn't helpful, neither was the file that came with my birth certificate. number to me mother soloist. and then i will ok, well we'll see won't either. more than a course of, i mean are they going to die while there will still knock on wood? i wallow in it will a dog or later be in the new year before me who can all come out of yessica about one and the school should go. one of these was the need of a myriad of, i mean that the gear, but i could get across that life has led me to this part of the lore,

my place of birth was the center isabelle foundling home. go to confront me or do it then one knows that those not you know, that are just going on the net and the other going to literature and then you make a lot then go but another can not then know there was no mother to maybe yours are going to go on to do not even one that actually about how it will fall or not get on a lot. and i would often ask for, bring in or me get a regular wife once they get people in america for say, years ago, i thought of it as the how would i know you for so the search began, i requested my deed of adoption, which also wasn't helpful, neither was the file that came with my birth certificate. number. any mother soloist i listened to was there. i will. ok, we'll see. won't be there more than a classic winner. i mean, are they going to die while there will still knock on wood? i wallow. there they call it god, call it up in the new year for me who can all come in with ask about one and the school should be going to it was the need of a myriad of the gear, but i

my place of birth was the center isabelle, foundling home. go to confront me or do it then one knows that those that are not going as that are just going on that i mentioned the women are going to turn now and then he may call up then go, but i'm not that i cannot then otherwise and i'm out of it, maybe yours are going to do nothing and when that it's all about how it will fall or a new kid on a model. oso get a lot of mouth as for bring in or me get a i want to get people in america for say years ago, i thought of it as the how would i know you're for so the search began, i requested my deed of adoption, which also wasn't helpful. neither was the file that came with my birth certificate . number to me mother. so last i listened to, was there a local will be able to either more than a cossack will know. i mean, are they going to die while there will still no mark? what i wallow there, they call it god will ever be in the area before me who can all come out of you ask about one and the school should be going to the me of a myriad of gear, but

i've met many mothers from santa isabel who is searching. one of them gave birth in april 965, which is when my biological mother was there. she remembers a woman writing letters to someone from pamplona on coleus to fit the she gave birth a month after my mother did in may, but 3 or 4 women could have given birth that month. this is the closest i've ever been. i was born in may, but it's still uncertain. why did my mother get pregnant? why did she give me up? was she tricked or forced? why did she give me up willfully? why did they pay a 1000000 percent as for me, who got that money? the 2nd on this one of course most of you what we're talking about the mostly comment that says something but that i want to close with although you know you're going to go. so you remember one of your one churchgoer? not only are they going out tonight, i'll be right. you can honestly don't know when they move out. and i don't know if you're going to go, but most of all you're going to go because mine rescue you know that it's comfortable where you have to get

my place of birth was the center isabelle foundling home. go to confront her own me or do it then one knows that those that are not going as that are just go on the net and the women are going to let it turn and then you make a lot then go, but i'm not there and not to know it was for my mother to maybe yours are going to go to dunedin and when that actually is how it will, fall or the kid on our models will get a lot of mouth. as for brain t.b.o., you can order me get a, i want to get people in america for say, years ago, i thought of it as the how would i know you're for so the search began, i requested my deed of adoption, which also wasn't helpful. neither was the file that came with my birth certificate number to me mother. so last i listened to, was there a local or male either more than across a corner. i mean i was going to die while there will still no mark what i wallow there. they call it god will ever be in the area before me who can all come out of your ass if you buy that one at the school, should they be going to the me of a m

my place of birth was the center isabel foundling home. and well, those are those that are not, you know, that are just going on that i mentioned which are going to literature. i don't know and then you make a lot then go, but i'm not the book now mother to me because i'm going to go on to do not get in one that actually will fall or not get on. i will get a mouthful as for bring in ken or me get a regular wife once they get people in america for say years ago, i thought of it as the one of your 4. so the search began, i requested my deed of adoption, which also wasn't helpful. neither was the file that came with my birth certificate . number amy, mother soloist, and then i will get there. we'll see you either more than a classic winner. i mean, are you going to die while there will still no mark? what i wallow in it all a god will ever be in the new year before me who can all come out of your ass if you buy that one at the school? should they be going to any of a myriad of, i mean that they get it, but i could get off that life has led me

my place of birth was the center isabelle foundling home for me or do it then one knows that those that are not going as that are just going on that i mentioned which wrote about and then i turn on and then you make a look then go but i'm not that and want to know it was for my mother to me because i'm going to go to dunedin when that actually how it will fall or the kid on the malo sort of get a lot of mouth as for bring in ken or me get a once they get people in america for say, years ago, i thought of it as the one i know, you know for so the search began, i requested my deed of adoption, which also wasn't helpful. neither was the file that came with my birth certificate . number to me mother solorzano city was there. i will get there. we'll see won't be there more than across a corner. i mean we're going to die while there will still knock on wood. i wallow . there. they call it god will ever be in the area before me who can all come out of your ass if you buy that one at the school, should they be going to the me of a myriad of i mean that they get it, but i could get across that l

my place of birth was the center isabelle foundling her. take on iowa for me or you're going to lose that. those that are not going as that are just going on. the net and sort of going to let it turn and then you make a lot then go, but i'm not going to put them up in otherwise and i'm out of it. maybe yours are going to go up on to dunedin and when that actually will fall or we'll get on our motto, sort of get a lot of mouth on us for bring in ken or me get a once they're good people in america for say years ago, i thought of it as the one of your 4 so the search began, i requested my deed of adoption, which also wasn't helpful. neither was the file that came with my birth certificate . number, any mother soloist, i listened to was there, i will get there. we'll soon be there more than a course of time. you know they're going to die while there will still no mark what i wallow in it. all a god will ever be in the area before me who can all come out of you ask about one in the school. should they be going to the me of a myriad of, on their

my place of birth was the center isabel foundling home. or you're going well knows that those not you know, that are just going on that i mentioned wrote about in the metro and then you make a lot then go, but i'm not that there was no mother to maybe you're going to go on to do not get in when that actually will fall or not get on. i get a lot of mouth as for bring in can order me get a regular wife, wants to get people into medicare for say years ago. i thought of it as the how would i know you're for so the search began, i requested my deed of adoption, which also wasn't helpful. neither was the file that came with my birth certificate . number to me mother solorzano city was and then i will. ok, well we'll see won't be there more than a course of time. you know they're going to die while there will still knock on wood. i wallow in it all. a god will ever be in the area before me who can all come out of you? that's a good one. and the school should be going as the need of a myriad of the gear. but i could get across that life has led me

i've met many mothers from santa isabel who are searching. one of them gave birth in april 965, which is when my biological mother was there. she remembers a woman writing letters to someone from pamplona 3 or 4. women could have given birth that month. this is the closest i've ever been. i was born in may, but it's still uncertain if why did my mother get pregnant? why did she give me up? was she tricked all forced? or did she give me up willfully? why did they pay a $1000000.00 pesetas for me? who got that money? the 2nd, their own lives it was he was pretty much the only one of course, most of you what we're talking about the mostly comment that says something, but look at that. i would close with a look. you know, you're going to go to you. remember when the young ones are talking like the one we are going out tonight, i'll be right. you can honestly don't know when they must be done to stop it. i know about you. i don't know about, you know, the, i'm going to go. but most of all, if you're going to talk as much as you know that it's goin

for more we're joined by isabel hilton the c.e.o. and editor in chief of china dialogue isabelle your organization reports on the environment and climate change how bad is the u.s. withdrawal in terms of the impact it would have on countries in asia well it's not good for the climate process and it's not good for the united states actually but it's been a while coming had had there been a decisive victory in the us election for the us would not have left in fact it's left today still rejoin what's lost is the us is diplomatic energy deployed if you like on the right side of the balance and it sends a negative signal to countries that are being less responsible in their climate action so it's going to slow the process and it makes it more difficult but fundamentally it's not going to stop the energy transition it's going to put in the end the united states at a disadvantage compared to countries that are going forward with their energy tradition more proactively i want to talk more about china's somewhat of a surprise pledge that the

isabelle's calling was to help people.worked as spiratory therapist for nearly 30 years, and had a way of making her patients feel seen, heard and loved.nt family mverything to isabelle. she always showed up for her children, nephews and nieces, giving them her love and mpassion. after two years with the army, jim herber spent more than three decades as a postal worker in his hometown of sheboygan, wisconsin. it was a career perfectly suited to his lively personality and commitment to public service. even in retirement, the 74-year- old sought to help others as a hospice volunteer and loved maki new friends as a bartender. in his free time, jim was an avid outdoorsman. c he visitntless national parks and even motorcycled to alaska. he passed down that love of nature to his four children and eight grandchildren.om emergency octor juan fitz practiced medicine for 34 years. he cared for his patients at his hospital in lubbock, texas like they we family, said his daughter. a gregarious jokester, his daughter said her dad's lau

that's why i'm so scared for isabel. - did isabel say anything else--a name?

isabel wilkerson's but she does not address in this book, she did and the other one the subject that i'm really reading about and three other books, that is the ghetto and i wanted to mention my favorite books i am african-american and i was born, i'm 80 years old and i lived in the ghetto until i was able to escape because you have to escape the ghetto but the first book that i read that was like a bible to me and explaining to me the construction and persistence of the ghetto and that was a book that was written in 1993, the segregation in the making of the underclass and i will never forget one of the sentences, one of the statements that they made in the book and it was about when black people moved in to predominantly white communities, they said when that happens white people must have somewhere that they can go where they cannot follow, after that happens and i experienced it the powers will make a community that you moved into, they will make that a ghetto but the other two books that i wanted to mention, the second one was written in 2009 by a professor at princeton universi

carla: es interesante, marÍa isabel. los acompaÑemos a la escuela? ya verÁs la soluciÓn de un padre. mire nada mÁs lo que tuvo que hacer. asÍ que no te vayas, tenemos mÁs te extraño, mami. a veces la familia... es la que creas tu. donde hay amor, hay familia. ritz. el sabor de la bienvenida. prueba garnier micellar water rose. con agua de rosas y micelas que actúan como un imán para limpiar y quitar la grasa y el maquillaje. ahora, también hidrata la piel. limpieza, reinventada. water rose micellar water de garnier, ¡naturalmente! water rose micellar water oh!oh! what's going on? let me help. here we go! lift and push and push! there it's up there. oh, boy! las arrugas no te hacen quedar bien. evítalas antes de que aparezcan con la ayuda de downy wrinkleguard. para que las arrugas se conviertan en cosa del pasado. mermelada. fresa. calentita. tres palabras más... ...perfectas. como. están. es un hecho, las bites congeladas saben a helado. de energía solar y eólicaos abude california,os enfrentamos el cambio climático. us

isabel wilkerson is the his this past in the united states followed by a vacuum o'connor hey member green lights and after that watch their and the last american. these authors have appeared on tv and i have under of the series, thank you to all of those who served as questions

for more we're joined by isabel hilton the c.e.o. and editor in chief of china dialogue isabel your organization reports on the environment and climate change how bad is the u.s. withdrawal in terms of the impact it would have on countries in asia well it's not good for the climate process and it's not good for the united states actually but it's been a while coming had had there been a decisive victory in the us election for the us would not have left in fact it's left today still rejoin what's lost is the us is diplomatic energy deployed if you like on the right side of the balance and it sends a negative signal to countries that are being less. responsible in their climate action so it's going to slow the process and it makes it more difficult but fundamentally it's not going to stop the energy transition it's going to put in the end the united states at a disadvantage compared to countries that are going forward with their energy tradition more proactively i want to talk more about china's somewhat of a surprise pledge that the c

then pulitzer prize winning author isabel wilkerson explores what she called a hidden caste system in the united states . that's followed by after matthew mcconaughey's map memoir green light. after that it's the best of me, a collection of stories and essays by author and humorist davidson harris. wrapping up our look at some of the bestselling books according to washington dc's politics and prose bookstore , distorted biography of the late astronaut and senator john glenn and lastamerican hero . am of these authors have appeared on book tv. watch the programs online at booktv.org. >> good evening everyone welcome to the bookstore in scottsdale arizona. my cohost this evening is a pulitzer prize winning and distinguished foreign correspondent and columnist for the washington post and i'm happy to say my colleague jim hoagland. i'm just delighted that you could join us. our author this evening is mark salter and the book is, copies are still somewhere . his book is "the luckiest man": life with john mccain and i can say for jim and i i'm fascinated with. i agree i didn't expect to rea

thank you so much, professor. >> thank you, don. >> by the way, what he talked about and also isabelle on my podcast. silence is not an option. get it and listen wherever you listen to podcasts. we'll be right back. ♪ (music s (dog barking) ♪ (music fades) (exhales) experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list sales event. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down, zero due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. americans from both parties. turned out to vote in numbers like we haven't seen in a hundred years. and election officials counted those votes carefully, transparently and in accordance with the law. so, no matter who you voted for, if you cast a ballot, or counted them. thank you for showing the world that even in times like these, america is still going strong. thank before we talk aboutworld tax-s-audrey's expecting... new? -twins! ♪ we'd be closer to the twins. change in plans. at fidelity, a change in plans is always part of the plan. shower your pets with gifts and goodies. this week at petsmart. get a $10 petsmart bonus card when yo

. >> isabel hernández lleva años en (nombre en inglés) y celebra días festivos en grande. >> siempretografía? . >> es mi familia . >> su creatividad ha llamado la atención de sus vecinos y también de familias como las de (nombre en inglés) que viajó para verlo en persona . >> (hablan en inglés) es una bella forma de hacer tributo a la vida de un ser querido que ha fallecido. >> por su parte, quiere seguir inspirando a la comunidad , asegura planear las decoraciones para el próximo año . >> mucha gente se entusiasma con esto, hay gente mexicana, al ver algo nuevo o que otra persona del barrio lo hizo, tal vez es la intención . >> en otro orden de ideas, si quiere visitar el parque nacional (nombre en inglés) no necesita reserva, vuelve el sistema regular donde llega y recorre el parque, debe seguir lineamientos de salud, mantener distanciamiento social usar cubierta facial en todo momento y lavarse las manos . >> ahora pasamos al tiempo llegó noviembre y es la semana más importante del año, buenas tardes , david . >> efectivamente, fátima la más importante de todo el año, sin embargo,

. >> during a virtual talk hosted by the atlanta history center pulitzer prize winning author isabelon explored what she called a hidden caste system in the united states. there's a portion of the program. >> the respect access the resources or lack there of comparable beauty. all of these things that accrued through no fault of one's own. and of course there i arrive today responsible for the inherited rankings and infrastructure that we now live with to this day as we live in the shadow of the originating ones that started with the founding of the united states of america and the british colony with the division in the categories of people that occur. in the caste system there can be any way to categorize people in india for example of course based on inheritance. and then based on occupation. it could have been in the founding of the united states and the expiration of the world by europeans where they came in contact with people different from them. and then began to categorize the people that they found. in building this country bringing in people from africa to be enslaved to b

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en 1989 lo nombraron el hombre más sexy, y fue reconocido por presidentes, y la reina isabel lo condecoróparto por su participación en los intocables. uso gran parte de su fortuna para ayudar a los jóvenes de escocia, y en la educación de los menos favorecidos. después se retiró de la actuación. a los 90 años de edad murió mientras dormía en su casa de las bahamas. su legado vivirá para siempre. >> (música). >> descansa en paz, caballero sean connery. >> (música). >> con esto vamos a una pausa. y al regresar estudio dice que estados unidos desecha más plástico al mar de lo que creíamos. >> faltan tres días. >> para saber quién será el presidente de estados unidos. un despliegue tecnológico sin precedentes de costa a costa. >> noche de elecciones. >> con noticias telemundo. >> información clara, objetiva. >> las cosas como son. américa se mueve con dunkin' y dunkin' se mueve con líderes y líderes en formación. dunkin' se mueve contigo. muévete con nosotros. visita dunkindonuts.com/careers para oportunidades en las franquicias o solicita en los restaurantes. para oportunidades en las franqu

michael dennis l smith urgent provocative work that deserves the broadest possible audience and cast by isabel wilkerson that exposes the history in which you can take pride. to all of the finalists, we needed your voices this year. thank you for sharing your talent and congratulations to all of you. the winner for the 2020 prize for nonfiction is stakes is high. wow. i'm genuinely excited to be a finalist. i didn't expect to win anything and i'm honored to be a finalist among such an amazing group of authors $50,000 a day before my birthday is a lot of money to be irresponsible with and iromise that i will not let youown. my editor it is as much her award as it is mine and my agent has seen mehrough so many iterations of my career and coul have been a rock for me who has worke so hard. this book just doesn't exist without any of them. it just is such an honor. i think i was worried about this book and i didn't know how it was going to be received. i am a different writer for having done it and i'm really proud of it. i cannot thank them enough the book deals with a lot of ongoing political is

hamilton serÁ ordenado caballero po la reina de inglaterra isabel ii en reconocimiento a sus mÉritosoles, arrancan los cuartos de final en la liga mx. paola: presta atenciÓn se vive en sonoma, porque podrÍa recibir una cena por del dÍa de acciÓn de gracias. este aÑo serÁ diferente, ya que el centro comunitario de sonoma entregarÁ las comidas para llevar debido a las restricciones por la pandemia. los alimentos estarÁn disponibles en el 276 de la calle napa este, a partir de las 13:00 del dÍa jueves. visite la pÁgina de el centro comunitario o llame al nÚmero que ve en pantalla. me comparto los detalles de un centro de pruebas del coronavirus al este de la bahÍa. todos los días la clÍnica de la raza en oakland realiza estos pruebas de 8:30 al mediodÍa, y de 13:00 a las 17:00. no importa su estatus migratorio. el condado de contra costa puede visitar la clÍnica de salud en conrot no siete dÍas de la semana. de lunes a viernes, tambiÉn de lunes a viernes en san ramÓn en el 16 91 de camino ramÓn. para programar una cita visite la pÁgina web que ve en su pantalla. esta noche el departamen

últimos años este país >> es muy trágico lo que ha pasado a todos los niños >> esta es la manera que isabelas separado de sus padres por la política migratoria de cero tolerancia >> quiero demostrar lo que se le hace a los niños y los tratan como criminales (...) cuando son niños inocentes que esperan una vida mejor y que vienen con sus papás para una vida mejor >> esta expresión artística es parte de este museo que con motivo del día de muertos creo una exposición virtual disponible en youtube con bailes tradicionales de ofrendas >> tenemos esta mariposa que simboliza a los inmigrantes >> el primer nivel es una virgen de guadalupe encerrada junto con fotografías de menores que en perdido la vida cruzando la frontera. el segundo nivel está lleno de juguetes y dulces y el tercero contiene comida centroamericana >> cualquier cosa que hagamos para concientizar a la gente sobre las injusticias sobre los latinos y los inmigrantes, creo que es muy positivo en esta vida >> como familia emigrante las pérez valoran el esfuerzo de los padres por buscar una vida mejor para sus hijos y esperan hacer co

. >> at 90 years old computer savvy isabel says despite the pandemic she is doing just fine in her assisted-living community in san francisco.>> if this would've happened before zoom for all that kind of stuff this would have been a nightmare. i am also now so senile so i don't realize how miserable i am. >> but psychologists worry many seniors maybe headed toward an emotional tailspin. >> we've been talking about the mental health tsunami because of the pandemic and everything else going on. >> that tsunami, cautions the professor, could bring with it what he calls the big three, depression, anxiety and substance abuse. >> domestic violence, child abuse, so forth is likely to be effective for so many. certainly the elders who are vulnerable to loneliness as it is, just makes it that much worse. >> in a poll recently released by the kaiser foundation, 45% 65 and older say stress over covid was having a negative effect on their health. in may only 30% felt that way. >> an awful number of people feel lonely when they are sequestered into these facilities. >> elderly family members are urged to check

hablar sobre su nuevo libro una tierra prometida en la conversaciÓn con la famosa escritora chilena isabel que Él puede hacer en este momento por este paÍs en un momento tan extraÑo de su historia. el que lo que quisimos conocimiento, que es mucha experiencia, yo creo en el bayer, esa un lÍder para este paÍs y era jazz todo lo posible para alegrarse con el fmi dende el la a accenture do conde que si vas a la presidencia, que esto motor, otro por el hecho de que el que le escapÓ una compaÑÍa en kandahar de ayer la primera mujer vicepresidente de si es entre gentes y fuertes que la experiencia. gente por todas mucha gente y bajo su administraciÓn, mucha fue eh. la familia inmigrante fueron separadas y a veces puestas en jaulas. se puede decir mes. vos lo sabÉs que yo creo que la declaraciÓn formosa soto mÁs difÍciles como cualquier otra recuerde que el caso de vido que a menudo las personas a uno yo tengo como la prestaciÓn topamos deportÓ a tocar personas es una fuente me duele porque se caro el make your >> en duda, no te puedes perder. maÑana martes mÁs de esta entrevista en despierta amÉ

and her next nonfiction book, hopefully, is cast by isabelle wilkerson.e hi writing a multivolume set on lyndon johnson and the johnson years. here he is talking about one of those volumes. >> i am going to go to live in the southern city for as long as it takes for me to find out exactly what differences it pa made in the love of black people in the south of lyndon johnson got the voting rights. >> host: do you nowhere you'll live yet in. >> guest: , tames tike. >> host: when will you do that. >> guest: i'm going to go on a book tour now, then -- we always spend two months in france, and then i'm going to start. >> host: what beaut the idea -- i know you mentioned in the past going to vietnam. >> guest: yes. you remember everything. that's the two things i want to do because if i can just say, i try to write about political power and feel you don't write about it fully enough unless you write about the man who uses but its effect on the people on whom it's idea for good or ill. for good, lyndon johnson threw this great civil rights act of his presidency

if you're an immigrant, many people like you, but you don't have a local beverly said isabel, it's been made. i think it's one of the 1st handmade products to be produced, insecure out today. there's even a song and a dance for it includes all i can is a puppet concern is a widely held up when best book is, but he doesn't want to come. now you can see was a curious colombian sold cattle. so we had a vast deposit at that they've been sold, was mined as early as the 16th century. and this statue represents the miners who worked in the mine. yeah, without my mother like i did, i decided you know, i mean maybe exiting that is a tradition in mining and that is to build a chapel for the minus and here it is 180 meters deep underground. the famous salt cathedral of sympathy or every year in the charts around $600000.00 visitors from all over the world in ways that go like, oh not far away. you have a beautiful view of the city where no, that's been our little tariffs, a camera that you buy and see you soon in colombia, back in munich. the beer tasting is about to begin before a moment on. let'

revista people lo nombrÓ como el hombre mÁs sexy fue reconocido por el presidente incluso la reina i b isabelbles destinÓ gran parte de su fortun a ayudar a los jÓvenes en esc escocia a travÉs de una fundaciÓn para apoyar la educaciÓn de los menos favorecido y despuÉs de media decada en la gran pantalla se retirÓ de la actuaciÓ el actor de 90 aÑos de edad muriÓ mientras dormÍa en su casa en las bahamas pero su legado vivirÁ para siempre. >> descanse en paz el caballero sean connery . >> con esto una pausa pero al regresar en noticias telemundo hamilton se queda si la puole >> santa mÓnica rinde homenaje a la celebraciÓn del dÍa de los muertos adornando las con alguna de sus protagonistas >> . >> mÚsica musica faltan tres dÍas >> para saber quiÉn serÁ el presidente de estados unidos un despliegue tecnolÓgico sin precedentes de costa a costa >> noche de elecciones. >> junto a noticias telemundo. >> informaciÓn clara, objetiva. >> las cosas como son >> decisiÓn 2020 noche de elecciones trump bniden martes en el horario que aparece en pantalla >> ♪ ¡al fin! todo lo crujiente de ritz y el sabor a

during a virtual author talk posted by the atlanta history center, pulitzer prize winning author isabel wilkerson explored what she calls a hidden caste system in the united states. here's a portion of the program. >> it determined the respect, access to resources or lack thereof or deprivation. all these things that the crew through no fault of one's own and, of course, nobody alive today is responsible for the inherited ranking infrastructure that we now live with to this day and live in the shadow of the originating ones that started the founding of what was the kind of america colonies, the british colony was aware of the deficient and categorizing as people effort. in a caste system that could be any number of connections, delete and categorize people. in india it's based on religion and inheritance, and then attached occupations. it could've been in the founding of the united states and the exploration with the came into contact with people who differ from it and then begin to categorize people that they found anything in building this country bringing in people from africa, ensla

by my guest why you know in new york he is a legal and media analyst in las vegas we have heroic isabelle she is an independent journalist and co-host of the convo couch and include as we cross to george samueli he is an author and a you tuber app that apple current crossed out rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it ok let's get started let's go to our guest in las vegas here when you know everybody's talking about the legitimacy of this counting up the battle.

more i'm joined by my guest lionel in new york he is a legal and media analyst in las vegas we have isabel she is an independent journalist and co-host of the convo couch and in budapest we crossed to george samueli he is an author and a you tuber at the gavel or across titles in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it ok let's get started is going to our guest in las vegas here were you know everybody's talking about the legitimacy of this counting of the ballots here and i think a lot of as and i'm looking at our panel here we all kind of expected this to happen this is an intentional disaster but i don't see any really good way out because there isn't a way for any kind of compromise and and i think it's going to be a very alienating experience i'd like to point out to our viewers here that as of now donald trump got 2000000 more votes than hillary clinton did in 2016 the long term is not a fluke he's not an aberration and the people that like him are neither either so what's your assessment as we are in this very fluid situation yeah i mean i just

but if you want to take our troops, know you're going to introduce isabel u.g.g. . a medical center has been built alongside deployed emergency units to provide 1st aid to both rescuers and see just enough. some world news. they in brief, the police have so much the home and office of diego maradona's docs. in argentina, prosecutors are looking into negligence claims over the for both styles death. the 60 year old died on wednesday after a heart attack while recovering from brain surgery. volcano eruption is flying 4 kilometers into the air. the public has been banned from coming anywhere near the area. no injuries or damage to property have yet been reported. a small german town has found a novel way to keep the christmas spirit alive, while maintaining social distancing rules and made the pandemic in the south of the country a drivin less locals placeholders. paul passing through a christmas market in may cost. thanks for joining us here. on our take international this monday, we're back in 30 minutes with the latest kind of financial for long johns. today was all