lena: it is.course, the prime ministers deadline for october 15 have been clearly softened by the reality of the u.k.'s weak negotiating position. yes, there will be a shock for number 10. it is clear nobody is walking away from the talks. dealer, failure to agree a this late into the transition means that both sides are into a damage limitation mode. in other words, we are still hoping for a negotiated exit at the end of the year. but the scope for a comprehensive economic deal has clearly been damaged beyond repair at this point. what is notable to me is that, even in this late hour, the dimension of the brexit talks remains extremely political, which is the main impediment to reaching a deal. that ignores the market logic, the strong economic incentives for both sides to secure a deal. symbiotic relationship between the u.k. in eu industries, from manufacturing to fisheries to financials. it also ignores the growing economic urgency presented by the triple risks of a double-dip recession, which

entonces, lo que hago que agarro y me voy -- bien me voy para el cerro a traer un viaje de leña y loendo, y ya les compro algo para darles de comer. ahora me voy para el crematorio, para darles la comida, lo que ellos me piden. cuando elsa va al basurero, deja a nicole en la casa sola para que cuide a vivian de 1 año y a oscar de 3 años. se preocupa por la seguridad de sus hijos, porque la hermana de nicole fue asesinada de un disparo frente a su propia casa. dejando mis hijos solos acá, pero yo los encomiendo a dios, que sea dios que me los guarde, me los cuide. elsa y sus dos hijos mayores pasarán medio día buscando entre montañas de basura, esperando

con 103 aÑos de una afecciÓn pulmonar, por haber cocinado con leÑa, una bisabuela logrÓ doblegar el covid ilia: buenas noches, comenzamos con el regreso del presidente donald trump a la casa blanca, su mÉdico de cabecera dijo que la condiciÓn clÍnica del mandatario le permite volver, pero admitiÓ que no estÁ fuera de peligro. esto aumenta la confusiÓn y las especulaciones, sobre el verdadero estado de salud del presidente. el rÁpido retorno de donald trump, donde la casa blanca se reportaron mÁs contagios. reportera: Él regresa la casa blanca, poco antes de las 7:00 de la noche. son imÁgenes impresionante, tratando decomprobar su fortaleza, el presidente subiÓ a la mansiÓn presidencial, llo primero que hizo fue quitarse la mascarilla, es un paciente de coronavirus que aÚn puede contagiara los que estÁn a su alrededor. habÍa personas a su alrededor, el mandatario saliÓ las escaleras que fÍsicamente estÁ en condiciones. tambiÉn saliÓ caminando del centro mÉdico donde estuvo hospitalizado durante tres dÍas. su mÉdico dijo que el mandatario no estÁ fuera de peligro, pero que reconocÍan que po

jonathan: the words of krista lena good gave a, -- kristalina georgieva, the imf managing director.ndon to new york, alongside tom keene at lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. catching upminutes, with dan suzuki of richard bergstein advisors. equities breakdown. the epicenter of the concern in your. tom: no question about that. -- the epicenter of the concern in europe. tom: no question about that. on futures we deteriorate. -43 on spx futures. dow futures -344. vix showing tensions. swissie under 107 to 1.06 982. it is the time of year where we set our calendars. that always means francine lacqua and myself, in washington for the meetings of david malpass's world bank and krista lena corgi a buzz -- and krista lena corgi eva -- and krista ina corgi a but -- steeped the tumult of the economics of his portugal, we are thrilled vitor gaspar could join us for an update. i love your summary. you weren't right to the heart of it, which is when private is on its back in a pandemic, it is public investment to the rescue. why is this so difficult? why is it so hard to commit public investm

humo generado por el incendio blas, durante esta alerta se prohíbe el uso de chimeneas, estufas de leÑas condiciones del tiempo aparte de la mala calidad del aire >>> 48 horas más pero vienen los cambios por la madre naturaleza estamos viendo este bello atardecer en vivo se ve claramente ese manto marino, nubes altas que vienen desde la zona del norte y que están dejando lo que vemos un bello atardecer que pocas veces se ha podido disfrutar al menos con este color donde se mezclan no solo la nubosidad sino también un poco de humo que sigue llegando desde la zona del norte vámonos a otra tom interesante vea cómo se ve (nombre en inglés) parece que las nubes acarician las montaÑas y baja nuevamente como si fuera una cascada hacia el fondo y claramente entrando por ahí ya hace frío en la región especialmente las líneas costeras a partir de maÑana va usted a sentir el descenso en la tempterior continuó el viento desde el norte por lo tanto es correcto a partir de las próximas 48 horas vamos estar verificando la calidad del aire al momento moderada, se mantiene como la calidad del aire así q

>>devastated jeff ellsworth is lena's mayor we spoke on main street in downtown where virtually every business shut down it's very traumatic. a lot of businesses and >>have been a lot of evacuation in the saint helene make sure of mandatory and advisory. >>jeff says that the air quality is certainly not helping matters either. and a very smoky as you can see and is not our normal environment here. >>it's just been a horrific few days here and my heart goes out to all the families and the people and the wineries and everyone that has worked so hard to make this valley as beautiful as it cynthia carry on to businesses and alina her shop one of the many closed because of the fire. despite being shut down she says that she feels grateful her home is still standing in deer park where so many others are now gone my business is closed, but that's i just got back from my home. >>everything around it is burned. house is fine, so i feel very unfortunately there were homes that did not make it on our street. and of course are so many homes and did not they get in this area and the families have

per hour wind speeds over 25 miles per hour in our weather stations or pg weather stations on not lena did record 65 mile per hour wind gust last night east of the napa river which includes most of downtown calistoga the power is still on. >>thanks to this microgrid or bank of generators. we are open and we're going to have a season and we have lots of products coming in and we would love to see people from the kelso still word of the shutdown coupled with the red flag warning has the streets of the downtown and the store's relatively empty. there's been relatively slow today there's not been that many people in town. >>here in napa county pg any had originally forecast 9200 pg e customers would have their electricity cut. however as it turns out just 5,000 are without power. and that apple valley dan kerman kron 4 news. >>all right well happening now pg needs giving an update on the power shut offs for tonight, let's listen more details on that in just a moment. >>for now though i do want to emphasize that turning off power to our customers is not a decision that we take lightly he sc

last monday, i had the pleasure of speaking with doctor lena when, an emergency physician and visiting professor of health, policy and management at the george washington university milliken institute school of public health. doctor when previously served as health commissioner for the city of baltimore where she led the nations oldest continuously operating health department to fight the opioid epidemic, improve maternal and child health

good morning to vanessa williams and lena waithe.essa, we want to go back a little bit. a little flashback friday for you for your music video for "the right stuff." there you go. get it. look at those moves. so what are your favorite memories about shooting this video? >> we shot that video in downtown pasadena and jeffrey daniels was the choreographer and he was really hot. he had worked with michael jackson. he was one of the members of shalamar. so the record company wanted me to work with him to show off my dancing skills and rebecca blake was the director. >> lena, full disclosure, '80s probably my favorite decade ever. loved the music, loved pretty much everything about it. what would you like to see make a comeback from that era? >> you know, i love the pop stars of that era not unlike what we just saw. there was like a freedom. there was a style. there was a swag. it was all over the top. you know, and that was an amazing time and, you know, i was a young tiger on that time. pop stars like vanessa williams included, they wer

. >> el presidente trump echa leÑa a este movimiento y le da Ánimos para un resurgimiento.votaron para Él. marÍa: y es acusados son encontrados culpables pueden enfrentar hasta cadena perpetua. patricia: el segundo debate presidencial programado para el prÓximo jueves 15 de octubre miami, estÁ en suspenso. la comisiÓn de debates presidenciales decidiÓ que serÍa de manera virtual. pero el presidente se negÓ a participar cimera de manera presencial. las campaÑas de ambos candidatos estÁn negociando sobre formato del segundo cara a cara. >> en pleno tratamiento por coronavirus el presidente trump se negÓ a debatir virtualmente con biden la prÓxima semana. [habla en inglÉs] >> lo dijo en su primera entrevista luego de que fue diagnosticado con covid 19. ahora el futuro de los debates presidenciales es incierto. hay planes de aplazarlo por una semana. el presidente acusÓa la comisiÓn de debates de proteger a biden. pero el comitÉ indicÓ que estarÁ proteger la salud y seguridad de los involucrados. biden, entretanto, dijo que aceptarÁ las recomendaciones de la comisiÓn de debates

. >>> cuando oyes que se quema, se oiÁ que se quemaba la leÑa. >>> rodeada de lo que serÍa el incendiovo menos de 20 minutos para que ella y su familia se prepararan para huir, ella alcanzÓ a recoger algo de ropa su pasaporte, ahora se encuentra en casa de su hermana. >>> uno siente pÁnico, ojala pueda regresar mi casa. >>> muchas partes de santa elena han quedado en escombros. carreteras llenas de humo y seÑaleras sin indicaciones. Árboles siguen quemandose por su interior, un recordatorio que todavÍa nadie estÁ a salvo. >>> se hace difÍcil en explicar lo que siente uno hasta que uno lo vive. >>> para muchos lugares que quedaron en escombros podrÍa trardar un poco de tiempo para que estos regresen a sus hogares. telemundo, california. >>> muchas gracias, susana. si quiere ayudar estas son las opciones (nombre en inglÉs) abriÓ un crÉdito de ayuda para los incendios de este aÑo, ayudarÁ para quienes perdieron sus viviendas. la arquiodiÓcesis de santa ana tambiÉn acepta sus donaciones. tambiÉn puede acudir a (nombre en inglÉs), abren de lunes a veces de 8: 0 de la maÑana a 4: 30 en la ta

el reciente le echa leÑa al fuego en ese sentido y es problemÁtico, no es lo que queremos de un presidenteclaves para la elecciÓn. el hecho de no condenar grupos extremistas, no lo beneficia en ese sector de los votantes. ramÓn: si vemos este tipo debates como el de ayer por la noche, podrÍamos ver mÁs de lo mismo de lo que pasÓ ayer? >> me parece que todo el pÚblico estadounidense estuvo decepcionado con la calidad de diÁlogo y su falta. lo mÁsalarmante es el hecho de que el presidente se rehÚsa bÁsicamente a aceptar los resultados en el dÍa de la elecciÓn. puede generar una crisis polÍtica en noviembre que puede durar varios meses y puede crear muchos mÁs problemas en la sociedad estadounidense. ramÓn: agradecemos la participaciÓn de profesor julio moreno, de la universidad de san francisco. gracias por compartir su punto de vista como analista polÍtico. ♪ segÚn un reporte del diario washington post, ice se prepara para realizar redadas en las ciudades santuarios. los operativos selectivos serÍan parte de una estrategia para apoyar la polÍtica antiinmigrante del presidente trump. un abog

interesante de esto, es precisamente la contaminaciÓn vehicular, prender nuevamente fogatas o quemar leÑaor incendios, otra ya abiertas, cerca de lago gÉnesis. en los puentes llegando hacia zona sur, san josÉ panorama en el cruce la 101 y la 880 mÁs detalles de marie, sistema que cambia las cosas para nosotros, ahÍ estÁ la lluvia, le explico esto y mÁs al regreso. ♪ el segmento del tiempo ya pasÓ, pero al regreso, vamos hablar de un ri lahm pago sobre el agua con una copa. (comerciales) . mire esto, quÉ tal, desfile que armÓ tampa bay, flamante campeon en botes, yates y motos de agua en el corazÓn de tampa, ahÍ lo ven para celebrar, como sabemos en florida restricciones por coronavirus son mÁsrelo ja rela no cabe duda que celebrar un campeonato en pantalones cortos en el agua, solo se puede ver en florida. y pasamos al fÚtbol, philadelphia uniÓn, Último minuto de partido vea lo que pasa al portero, trata de salir con las manos, se encontrÓ con el taco de barrera y adentro, la pregunta es, mÁs evidente el error del arquero o la viveza del jugador. y pues, no hay duda que es gol, o jool que

calendar did not allow them to compete at the same time so there was wheelchair basketball coming in and lena actually realise we have got more women than men and two it destiny is even better and i must say it was not planned but and an i thinkjust the same. very inspirational to young girls watching. there have been a few issues with burning on as i'm sure you're well aware, jonathan resigned from the boy because of what he called a culture of overpromising and under delivering. what concerns does not raise for you? for me it is not raise any concerns because as a federation we have a coordination commission that go in have a coordination commission that goina have a coordination commission that go in a couple times a year to work with birmingham and begets regular reports and we know exactly what's happening and as far as they're concerned they're working very hard. yes we had to work as proven and had one or two issues but there only plan b in place and that's what we're doing at the moment and where they are at this moment in time we identify ted and birmingham 2022 must be congratulated

lena nguyen, an emergency physician. thank you for all you do and for talking with us at this time. >> of course. thank you. >> why would president trump's medical team discharge him and send him back to the white house when they say he may not entirely be out of the woods. how risky could this prove to be, and what did you make of the photo op that he staged on his return? >> well, there's just a lot about president trump's medical condition that we don't fully understand, rosemary, and it feels like we are forced to play detective here. we have pieced together various sources of information. it sounds like he had two episodes where his oxygen saturation dropped. one was so severe that he ended up having to be hospitalized in the first place. we know that he is on at least three medications, one of which is is dexamethasone, which is a steroid medication which is given to patients who are severely or critically ill. note appl it's not given to patients who are not serious. makes you wonder, what is the president's condi

lena wen. he's not requiring supplemental oxygen, but we've elected to initiate remdesivir therapy.to me about that, doctor. >> i agree with what everybody is saying, we need more transparency than this. it's good that president trump is not requiring supplemental oxygen at this time. but we don't know what his vital signs are, what they're showing. and remdesivir has been shown to be effective in patients who are on supplemental oxygen, and the studies done so far show it can reduce the time of hospitalization, can speed up recovery in patients who are severely or moderately to severely ill. there are so many missing pieces, i'm struggling to make sense of it. part of it is the timeline. typically it takes 5 to 7 days to develop symptoms, then 5 to 8 days to start showing severe symptoms like shortness of breath. so all of this is to say, if we just found out, and you and i were talking less than 24 hours ago about the president testing positive. within 24 hours, somehow it's gotten to this point, when usually it takes two weeks. something isn't making sense. we need a better expla

in downtown saint and you can see this part is under an evacuation warning the yellow area of seen lena. you cross a few streets and you're into a mandatory evacuation order and again just to show you how close the fire is this is the fire perimeter right on the west side and right over here on the east side so saint helene and the only way out is heading south on highway 29 toward napa let's jump over to sonoma county. not a lot has changed over here. give us some perspective downtown santa rosa you head east on highway 12 you get into the evacuation warning area here in yellow you get close to an adele state park and then you're in the red zone and look there's a lot of homes in this area, this is a mandatory evacuation order here on the east side of santa rosa, heading down kenwood in that area of sonoma county and of course another warning area way up here in the not a lot of homes up here but this has a lot of ranches a lot of homes out here in the hills between. santa rosa and the valley over here the napa valley so a wide area still affected by all of this and we'll be keeping an

going to get very gusty their 15 to 25 mile an hour maybe even some 35 mile hour places like say the lena yeah fill in the rutherford that could very well push that fire in your direction and we're not done just tonight, it looks like this is going to be an extended period now these are the current winds right now we're starting to see him pick up 15 miles an hour 13 glen allen, 13 saying only that 13 in the po valley, you'll notice that direction coming out of the north and spreading to the south so that is pushing that fire a different direction now away from angwin but pushing it back down in toward the napa valley certainly looks like a scary situation developing there. temperatures also concerned in fact we've got heat advisories going up all around the bay area going to be extended now until tomorrow afternoon some of these temperatures well into the night is kind of interesting today, the numbers not as hot as forecast. and that's because there was so much smoke in the sky, the sunlight could make its way all the way to the ground guys back to you. >>lawrence we've got other news t

per hour wind speeds over 25 miles per hour in our weather stations or pg weather stations on not lena did record 65 mile per hour wind gusts really which is a big a big hassle. >>now we have to go through all of this if this leads from like another like glass and suddenly better to have power for 2 days and be gone for like a week or so. >>ok so here's how it's going to work they have pg and e crews circling the sun this entire area looking at the line seeing what's going on you can see james darya the leaves above me they're not swaying back and forth and that is good news because the wind that was the major concern you can see how still it is pg and e they will slowly but surely try to restore power, but it's going to take some time because it's not like flipping a switch instead because the power lines remember that it's always the power lines they will have to look at the power lines to see if they were damaged and if not then they will turn on the power which takes a little bit of time. they are trying their very best but i kept thinking james and area they can give you an estima

and very gusty winds over the north bay hills we have a same lena, the mountain tops there over 80 miles per hour 89 miles per hour to be exact certainly going to see another round of some gusty winds overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning, some of those gusts again over 40 miles per hour. maybe some 50 plus mile an hour gusts over the mountain tops all right robert thank you well, you know a lot of the halloween traditions that have been canceled this year the temp make sure didn't stand in the way of chicago's annual up. >>we're going to show you the best human and canine. >>all lot of smiles in chicago this past weekend. you know you have these pandemic weary people right just looking for anything that's safe and fun, a lot of people turned out for a popular event yeah because dogs make you it was the annual pub crawl that's you know pop with a p. >>sean lewis takes us there. >>in a spooky season alongside the decorations on north homestead colin kroll on 4 paws is just perfect this 6 year for this pub crawl came in a variety of costumes both canine and human who am ronald his

senator lena statement said under the guidance, he will remain in isolation for ten days but still plans on participating in the confirmation process. those hearings are scheduled to begin october 12 that same week following next week. the time line is very much up in the air. today, senator feinstein wrote a news statement. she had already been calling for a delay in the confirmation process until after the election. she says this now raises a whole new level of concern. she says senate judiciary committee shouldn't commit to a schedule until the full extent of possible exposure is known and more contact tracing is done. we have also learned from a spokesperson that the senator, senator feinstein, plans on being tested just as a precaution here as well. michelle. >> we'll see what happens. natalie brand, thanks for joining us. >>> we did talk with san francisco's public health director about the positive test. he tells us the president's persistent denial of the virus is now coming back to bite him. >> i think from day one of this pandemic, the president has disregarded the science, dat

lena wen is with us. good morning, doctor. >> good morning. >> aside from the president's physical health, every single person in this country and around the world hopes he makes a full and quick recovery. but other people, right, if you want to go to rallies, if you want to be around other people, if you meet with gold star families on sunday night at the white house, the question is are you immune. this morning he said to maria bartiromo, quote, when you catch it, you get better, then you are immune. as soon as everything goes away from me immune. he thinks he's immune. is he? >> right now he almost certainly is not. he currently still is symptomatic as far as we can tell. i mean, from the video that was released last night, he looks like he was still having some increased work of breathing. we know that according to the white house's own timeline he was only diagnosed a week ago today and, in fact, he was in the hospital, he was just released from the hospital after having what appears to be pneumonia

both a state park that was cut as the glass fire raged in that area of saint lena. the logs were just put here over the last 3 days to the property owners dismay since her vineyard in her home, but right right up next to it. she credits the breaks that were cut into state land for the reason her home and several other homes and wineries here on spring mountain road did not burn. but she says she's worried that the kind of trees and brush now covering up the fire breaks are creating a tinderbox it's putting her and her entire community at risk again. honestly overwhelmed, i mean. this western most break on my property protected all of us in the community and. >>i didn't even know they were going to remove the breaking cover it with all the trees i thought they were just doing the one down by then you're by my house, which. i mean i can't if something happens here. that's fought for is right here at our pond. 5200 yards away last night. and they still completed the removal of the fire break. >>she says it was marine firefighters from camp pendleton who are doing the w

per hour wind speeds over 25 miles per hour in our weather stations or pg weather stations on not lena did record 65 mile per hour wind gusts really which is a big a big hassle. >>now we have to go through all of this if this leads from like another like glass and suddenly better to have power for 2 days and be gone for like a week or so. >>so i mean nobody was happy about it james and area, but it was the lesser of 2 evils about having the power wiped out for 24 to 36 hours pg and e said they are trying their very best snow hard schedule long when your power could be restored the reason why is they have to go around look at the power poles, the lines of any lines fell down because of the strong winds. they will have to repair that before flipping on the switch and john stray bull or body has been all over the windy conditions. i want to pass this along to john as well as our viewers look at the leaves right behind me on this tree here looks pretty still and that is good news because when was a major concern for pg and e. >>back to you nice to see it coming down. thank you will. >>they

lena wen, a visiting professor at the george washington university school of public health. she previously served as the health commissioner for baltimore, where she led the nation's oldest continuously operating health department to fight the weed epidemic, improve maternal -- fight the opioid epidemic, improve maternal and child health. she has been a leading voice for science-based policy during the pandemic. we spoke at length about the impacts of covid-19 on communities of color in the u.s. [no audio] video to playave here. thank you so much for joining us. i would like to start off by asking you about data we are seeing in terms of disparities in covid-19 infection rates and outcomes for people of color in the united states. >> first of all, i am glad to join you and thank you for focusing on this critical topic. we know this disease is not affecting people equally, that communities of color are bearing the brunt of this pandemic, and that this pandemic has unmasked many underlying health disparities that we have known for a long time have existed but are being brought

>>that you're alive and lena. crews have just been driving up and down highway lot of utility crews law enforcement and earlier in the day much of the activity was mopping up getting rid of those trees on the here down here on the napa valley floor, quite cool a slight breeze but of course the concern is in the higher elevations with high winds expected through the night and it was just definitely be an anxious wait ken and pam live in saint gayle ong kron 4 news gayle. thank you very much as dangerous fire weather conditions continue. >>communities are in the glass fire area are bracing for the possibility their area could be hit next. already today, another small fire broke out this morning to the west of highway 29 in napa county near you don't fill. and firefighters quickly put it out fortunately, but it certainly put towns like youngsville on high alert and that's where we find kron four's here over sacking live taylor how are things looking out there at this house. >>well it's a ghost town can here in downto

winds now in and around the fire you can see those winds blowing dollars 20 miles an hour that same lena 17 and the out bill 17 glen allen 12 miles per hour po valley. love miles per hour soda springs, 15 certainly getting that northerly component now to the wind which we feared worried about that causing these fires to blow up a bit and certainly that's a real possibility overnight tonight and tomorrow as we'll see those winds die down overnight and then pick up again by tomorrow evening. temperatures also a problem is we're going to see heat advisories up around the bay area going to be hot. the only thing that might not these temperatures down a bit is all that smoke outside we saw that happen today that formed a little kept some of that some live from getting through and kept the temperatures down we're still looking at 80's in the san francisco, you got 90's in redwood city about 91 in fremont 95 degrees in san jose in around the fired 90's maybe near triple digit, heat there on 99 degrees in concord in 99 in livermore red flag warnings are up across the bay area mountaintops above

we size is lindsay mention gusts of up to 89 miles per hour now lena then just reading off down the list snap a record a gust of 82 contra costa. we saw gusts of 70 for placer county 73. wake county 71 miles per hour alameda county 66 santa clara, 65 santa cruz 59 and so i can just keep breathing down this list, but i have the of picture that is this was a very widespread. very strong wind the strongest of the season. santa brought in water dry air mass and we saw relative humidities that this events and even relative humidities right now down into the single see some readings out there down to about 3% relative humidity, which is just absolutely bone dry with that really dry air what that does is really you know about it we've been listening to pg and live press conference. >>about initiated a public. safety power shutoff that happened over the weekend just in order to avoid a wildfire situation is talking about these high winds situations, 80 9 miles per hour. up at mount saint yeah almost 90. cut costs county saw 74 miles per hour. 95,000 people have their power back on 250. >>1000 pe

romney's grandmother at lena marquardt used to run the business.he remembers the 1st row 80 to drive on to her lot in the late 1960 s. . the top of the theaters i got my driver's license and from then on i drove a row 80 and every day in winter and summer so much only a row 80 in the new octave but we never had any other car my husband didn't either . denny marquardt is the 3rd generation to manage the business. his part steeple for the row 80 seems inexhaustible. to get. all of. you on a small medium like this one some of the seems to be my great grandmother's living room like cleared it out so i could store. my employees are partners in air. where do all these parts come from christian dies mostly from private owners for instance when a husband dies and the widow doesn't know what else to do but the parts in the cellar often others in the business could meet took on i go and buy everything. danny marquardt some great grandfather began collecting parts and they piled up over the past 50 years among the international community of row 80 fans denny

odd and fashion to create unique and colorful pieces that all sit in cool thousands of god is also lena. creates a fortress out of little pieces of fabric that would otherwise be thrown away. you know. electing another bag of fabric swatches muscling or a poacher tour can never be sure exactly what she'll get. but she knows she can turn these small fragments of nigeria an anchor a cloth into beautiful pieces of art. sometimes as the laws are legless just bonding with tradition to do a new one because the and they have someone who collects them so they also keeping it and. see is a little strong in the real them. in her studio in lagos the 31 year old artist uses the material to create colorful canvases. each piece of fabric he has carefully chosen to build up purport traits the fabric next may walking in the because is that there is an identifier when you see it it's in you have there's a commonground with seeing you on the wall because it's 5 it's something that you know you're familiar with approach your tools creations have become hot property since being discovered by a lagos art ga

entonces, lo que hago que agarro y me voy -- bien me voy para el cerro a traer un viaje de leña y lo a nicole en la casa sola para que cuide a vivian de 1 año y a oscar de 3 años. se preocupa por la seguridad de sus hijos, porque la hermana de nicole fue asesinada de un disparo frente a su propia casa. dejando mis hijos solos acá, pero yo los encomiendo a dios, que sea dios que me los guarde, me los cuide. elsa y sus dos hijos mayores pasarán medio día buscando entre montañas de basura, esperando poder ganar un poco de dinero. yo en el crematorio lo que hago es, recojo prensa. esta semana, como ha estado el clima bien así, no hemos recogido prensas ni papelillos. solo hemos estado recogiendo plásticos, bote clarito y así bote verde. lo traemos, conseguimos al horno, venimos y lo vendemos. nos pagan a lempira la libra. a veces, hacemos 40 lempiras, 30 lempiras, 50 cuando más, y cuando el tiempo está -- que está lloviendo no podemos trabajar, porque hay demasiado vidrio, demasiada agua, hay peligro de caerse uno y que lo agarre un carro o la máquina, porque la máquina anda ahí regando

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an interview were declined so instead we turned to his ministers and party officials dr tackling to lena is a state minister of finance this is the kind of the form that recalls silence the question of missions in nationalities you know the eyes of the left is the question of strong unified. the most high missions that and if you talk to an average person in egypt and that's exactly what they want they want a unified strong can see but where. everybody tried support expected where everybody felt they are part of it so this is this has been falling you have all the opposition groups that are never to you know step their foot in this country for 40 years which is the times they are only in town so what they expect all that is that in turn all the media that will close that open so you would feel some sort of. fervor. for our idea of let's work together we're much better off today that one should feel the pain of the other would transform this nation to create a strong. multinational state. unified and crates of pushing to fall in turbans are well aware of the feels much the same at the tim

hour through these areas so places that are going to be south of the fire like glen allen also in the lena you get to rutherford, you get to calistoga certainly a concern as the fire conditions will continue to burn and you get to see the fire began to move in those directions firefighters should be preparing for that tonight looks like that will be the main event tomorrow evening than those wind should begin to subside guys but tomorrow will be a scary night at all throughout the evening of the north bay feeling all that pain. meantime evacuations loom once again for residents in parts of the santa cruz mountains this time people might be forced to flee their homes not because of wildfire per se but mudslides related to the fires that swept through the santa cruz mountains recently kron four's rob fladeboe. >>has that story is live in boulder creek rob, another concern. >>now these folks up here can't catch a break in and around this easy lightning complex fire being urged right now to prepare to evacuate early and probably often this winter depending how much it rains. that's because the

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. >> reporter: harris county judge lena hidalgo has joined civil rights groups in calling is a blatant attempt at voter suppression. this tent, is now the only place to drop off a ballot in all of harris county. a county that is one of the most populous in the nation, spanning more than 1700 square miles and geographically, larger than the state of rhode island. the nickersons had time and transportation to make the trip. but they worry about those who don't. >> the bus ain't going to bring you here. you can't walk across this parking lot. they're not going to let you. so you have to have some type of vehicle to get you into this location. >> reporter: for some, what could be a new barrier to the ballot box. janet shamlian, cbs news, houston. >> o'donnell: we're going to continue covering those stories. there was a bombshell revelation today at a court hearing for some of the suspects accusinged of plotting to kidnap michigan's governor. an f.b.i. agent testified the men also talked about kidnapping virginia governor ralph northam. it's not clear if it went beyond the discussion stage.

per hour wind speeds over 25 miles per hour in our weather stations or pg weather stations on not lena did record 65 mile per hour wind gusts really which is a big big hassle. >>now we have to go through all of this if this leads from like another like glass and suddenly better to have power for 2 days and be gone for like a week or so. >>well the power is still on the east of the napa river which includes most of downtown calistoga and that is thanks to a new microgrid of generators are happy to have that. well new this morning, the trump administration has rejected california's request for a major disaster declaration following several large wildfires through quest was issued for 6 different wildfires, including the creek fire in fresno county. well the state will appeal the administration's decision and this was the second of 2 disaster declarations requested by the state and about a month, the first one the first request was approved. well after being convicted of killing his wife and son 17 years ago, scott peterson may soon be making a new appearance in court. the california supr

questions to avoid interviews it's something that people are now starting to talk about a lot more than lena for a long time because the mention of this is a this is a very smart strategy it's very clever the way he's avoiding us for his and what inspired me and i think it's a matter of that just. he about i'm not packing the court not about his history lawyer not liking the court but there's a lot of stuff there's a lot of things in this record that people have kind of politely avoided talking about in this election has really become a trump and not really about biden you know the biden that's probably at this point one of the least scrutinized candidates in history at least i can remember and i think it's a bit of a hangover from the 2016 election where i think the the media in the united states saw themselves as the reason that hillary clinton lost in the trump war and that because they were so are critical and let's be clear if they had a lot of things to be critical of him for but because there are sort of critical of they feel that they ended up having trump image and i think that ther

so let's begin with the lena we have a video of the show when the police showed up to your house.gain with any danger no i mean we got a call to this location there's a millionaire holding guys hostage if you will 3 dollars are going to go here but then in our. home i know somebody that there's nobody in the house except my own security company that we just want to make sure that you're ok i'm fine my kids are petrified. but that's why we're here they must have the mind to. believe it could you walk us through what happened on the shore so that's just the remainder of the video that was. basically what happened 9 o'clock in the morning on a weekday morning i'm getting ready to go to a press conference actually about some work that was happening at school and i travel with security anyway because of the work that i do with black life matter and ongoing threats and my security personnel arrived at the hall at my home what we're getting ready to eat and he notes that when he told us that the police had my house surrounded and i said oh well it's not for me i didn't think it was for u

losing their jobs to have to give up their jobs i'm going to start by paying you a little clip from lena is from the national domestic workers alliance this is what she told us a little bit earlier and take a look domestic workers are house cleaners nannies interpreters by definition the work is done from other people's homes so they don't have the option to work from home this means a pandemic has had a unique impact on this workforce we just released a report on the impact of corporate under mr workers over the past 6 months which shows that at its worst 7 out of 10 domestic workers at no jobs at all more than half of respondents for 6 consecutive months told us they were able to pay their rent almost all domestic workers in the u.s. are women and 90 percent of those we surveyed are also the mothers of intl during the pandemic has been devastating for these women who were already working precarious jobs and yet they are the essential workers that we depend on. you just pick up from where paulina left off there about where is the hardest hit jobs as far as we mimic unsaid. so thank you