¿tú qué, lidia? ¿tú qué?pás de que estuvimos en la posada. nos hicimos la prueba, y salió positiva. rubén: no... no, no, pero... ¿cómo? no, no puede ser. lidia: es la verdad. mis papás y yo nos contagiamos de covid. rubén: no, lidia. no, no puede ser. héctor: ey, ey, ¿a dónde se supone que vas? rubén: voy a salir a ver a mi novia, tengo que ir a verla. ofelia: ay, mi hijito, acuérdate, tenemos que permanecer aislados. rubén: pero lidia me necesita, no la puedo dejar sola en estos momentos. sus papás y ella tienen covid. héctor: lo siento por tu novia y su papá, hijo, pero, con mayor razón, menos puedes salir, debes quedarte en casa. de ninguna manera voy a permitir que pongas un pie fuera. rubén: tengo que ir. héctor: por favor, hijo. ofelia: ¿qué pasó, héctor? ¿te sientes mal? ¿qué pasa? héctor: solo me sentí un poco fatigado, pero es que me he sentido un poquito caliente. ofelia: a ver. ay, dios mío, estás ardiendo en temperatura. ven, vamos a subir para que te acuestes. descansa, descansa. y tú, mi hijito,

i love the hat, lidia. what's the story? reporter: oh, hey there, ashley. residential building is being felt across the construction industry because it's pulling from the same labor pool, the construction workers. it's getting harder and harder to find workers like these gentlemen behind me that are working to excavate this area. this is not a residential work site this is actually a commercial work site going to eventually be turned into a senior living community, but it's hard to find workers to get the job done. the associated builders and contractors estimates that the industry needs 430,000 workers through the end of the year to keep up with demand, a million to be hired over the next two years. we are here with connor evans who is the executive project lead on this particular site and we've been talking about the labor shortage here. the jobs report last month actuy lost workers rather than added them. why do you think that is, and why is it hard to find workers for construction? >> sure, i think it's a complicated issue as we spoke throughout the da

lidia tiene razÓn, el precio de la gasolina en california es un dÓlar mÁs que el precio promedio>>> preciora que sube la gasolina. >>> no hay caes escasez de petrÓleo pero dicen que continuarÁn subiendo. >>> es poco, pero nos fuimos de campamento contÓ john. >>> se deben ver el vehÍculo para que no gaste tanta gasolina. y tambiÉn cuando las llantas no tienen aire. >>> el aumento del precio se refleja en varios condados de la bÁnia. ahÍ lo ve usted. (informaciÓn en pantalla) >>> la criminalidad aumenta en el paÍs, vamos a ver el informe. >>> dentro de una oficina de la agencia alcohol tabacos y explosivos el fiscal de estados unidos afirmÓ que departamento de justicia del paÍs va contra los traficantes de armas ilegales y anunciaron sus procesos. afecta a la seguridad y por eso lanzamos esta equipo con varias agencias del orden, y se estarÁ enfocado en nueva york, los Ángeles, san francisco y detroit. (hablan en inglÉs) tenemos que enviar un mensaje claro, iras a la cÁrcel. Él para la alcaldesa es muy importante porque eliminar el flujo de armas a chicago es muy importante porque las autori

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lidia what's happening what are they doing?siness owners we've been speaking with say this is really a concern for them, some of them are preparing for the worst case scenario which is that this could potentially lead to more lockdowns they say we're not close to that yet. bay area officials just late last week issued updated guidance suggesting that even vaccinated people wear masks inside in this area. we are in the financial district of san francisco where it's lunch time here but not all of the restaurants are even open yet because they don't have enough workers to cater to. you can see life & little here the owner told us they've been closed the past 16 months. he hasn't even been to the restaurant until today and he says this updated mask guidance he's worried will prolong the return to the office and he might have to stay closed for even longer. we are in san jose yesterday which is about an hours drive away. we saw more closed businesses there in that business district, and, you know, restaurant and bar owners tell us t

hi, lidia. reporter: hi, neil.a officials just last week we instituted a mask recommendation regardless of vaccination status and some say that brings up concerns about reopening and getting customers back. we're in the financial district here in san francisco, where usually before the pandemic this area be swelling with people, buffering to and from the office and that means for some the smaller businesses be getting ready for lunch time, around now, but right now you can see , they are closed with this mask recommendation reinstated, they are worried that is this going to prolong our return to the workplace with some of these larger businesses which means the smaller businesses, the restaurants still won't be able to reopen. watch this. >> as soon as i heard that mask mandates are coming back immediately i was concerned that would delay our ability to reopen our restaurants, because people and business leaders would use it as a reason to be concerned. it's a signal, certainly, when cases doubled over the last few

. >> lidia had a question but she's having technical difficulties. so to speak about the harassment although through very different mediums through social media and those that can apply in the environment? >> i'm h not very good at lessons i have to say. left them out of the book but the one thing that was amazing and i will use kate she pushed everything aside she was a diplomat she could ignore stuff. she knew how to avoid the worst she thought she figured a way around all of this. but then it had chair right after the war when she should have been recovering from all of the trauma, ptsd and appointed to singapore and no fighting there but instead of continuing her career her boss demanded she become his mistress and he filed a complaint on another charge and she quit journalism the obstacle she thought she figured a s way around she quit and didn't come back and when she did she joined upi so that is the lesson that kate learned. >> thank you so much it's been such a great talk. so how much with those male colleagues and then to experience that bu

lidia? reporter: yeah, hey, david.and a half and many say they aren't in a position where they can turn away any paying customers so some tell us there's no way that they're going to even consider asking customers about their vaccination status. other businesses say maybe. they'll think about it, watch this. >> for me to sit here and be a discriminatory towards a group of people, it's not right. i won't do it in my restaurant. >> we're not in the business of turning away guests. we take care of guests. we welcome all guests, and so yes, it makes it very difficult for us to have to make this decision. reporter: now new york governor andrew cuomo adding fuel to the fire yesterday by encouraging businesses to require vaccinations for his customers, but businesses say this is putting them between a rock and a hard place. the ceo of the new york state restaurant association said in a statement to us, "the burden is being placed back on restaurants and their employees to police this , an untenable position, government cannot

protagonizan lidia brito y josÉ ron. >> areces a televisa por esta producciÓn.>> los villanos son eduardo santamarÍa y marjorie de sousa. >> tenÍa ganas de hacer otro personaje asÍ de villana. si es un reto bien difÍcil. muchos aÑos despuÉs todo cambia. >> el elenco asegura que despuÉs de lo vivido en la pandemia entre tantos temperamentos la que menos existe es ego rivalidad. >> octavio me engaÑa con otra. nave —— una descarada que viene a mi casa. >> una gran historia. creo que los va a atrapar entre tantas parejas en la historia hay una que llamarÁ mucho la atenciÓn. >> miriam es un personaje humilde. es una mujer casada hace 20 aÑos. >> tienes todo una fachada humilde. >> bajita. >> me tocÓ un marido medio bajito. >> el negro araiza. >> me lo vas a destrozar. lo vi flaco y ojeroso. >> como me puedes decir que no busque que sus vecinos paguen. >> lo que buscas no es justicia sino venganza. >> que elenco. guapas, talentosas. promete mucho esta novela. no se la pueden perder. el pequeÑo andrÉ ya graba su primer tik tok. muestra todos sus dotes de baile. traer e

lidia jacob he makes a flesh pulling off an upset in the 100 meter breaststroke.d: she is surprised she won. on the men's sidelined the 100 meter backstroke, taking gold and silver, the first time since 1992 the american men lost a backstroke race at the olympics. hancock and amy english with matching goals, shocking upset and women's tennis, soccer bounced out of the sediment and out of the other pics. the basketball team beating nigerian the hardwood, japan friday, china leading with my goals followed by the us and japan tied eight gold medals was i was afraid of running out of uplifting news. did i cover? jillian: along read. time 13 after the hour, the aclu says the second amendment is racist, gun sales up 60% among black gunowners, antonio oka for joins us to shoot holes in the argument. jillian: live readings for the olympics openings money so in comparison to rio. ♪♪ .. for women including one who is pregnant tabitha during a fight in philadelphia, fifth woman stuck with a baseball bat, one one it was stabbed is incredible condition. the pregnant woman had

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neil: thank you for that, lidia, very much.itaville holdings is his company and they are opening a big old hotel in the middle of times square officially today and he was kind enough to share that big moment. john very good to have you back. how are things looking for the big debut? >> things are great. we've actually opened all of the restaurants, probably will open the rooms officially on monday, but the restaurants have been open for sometime, and people in new york are welcoming margaritaville and having a lot of fun, and we're all having a lot of fun serving them. neil: yeah, i like how you recruited recently jimmy buffet himself to kick things off and i'm just wondering what kind of crowd will go to this hotel? it's very unique. it stands out in a city that has a lot to stand out but explains what makes it alluring. >> sure i think it's typical of the people who are customers nationwide and internationally. certainly tourists who come to town. new york city has always been a great tourist destination, but i think when you

lydia hu is following that very very closely, starting in new york, hey lidia what's going on here? from prices that are escalating in the grocery stores across the country right now the answer lies in indoor farming. we're at balry farming where they are using a technique called vertical farming and you can see the plants in these containers stack on top of each other one on top of the other underneath these grow lamps that simulate the outdoor sun part of a process where they are able to control the environment here which does a couple of things for their produce. they are able to protect the plants from weather events like the drought that's happening on the west coast, for example, and they are also creating the optimal conditions throughout the year creating 12 growing seasons, usually, they say farmers get about two grow seasons a year, so they are able to produce much more than a typical farm. they also have better quality control. take a look at this. this is wasabi arugula. i tried it a little while ago when you bite into it it's a little spicy and the spice comes when the

if you think that elle my producer is a mean, nasty person , going to harass somebody or lidia moinahanrity is great. if you think that's overboard, well then that's something else so the security was nuts. a lot of these guys are hypocrites they were talking about climate change, bill gates gave a big speech on climate change, presentation as they flew in on their co 2-emitting private jets which basically crowd the airport and prevent other people from flying in the airport, that's another takeaway. the third takeaway is sherry red stone, who clearly, i guess the best way you could say is that she won the popularity contest at the event and these are, when we say the event, there's two types of stuff that goes on here. there's big seminars and the woke stuff, they talk about all of this nonsense about climate change, which ceo's engage in these days and then there's the after parties where people mingle, and that's where the deal making gets done and that's where sherry redstone really shined. from what i understand she was out there, meeting multiple ceo 's there's been reports in th

neil: all right, lidia, thank you very much for that lydia hu in montclair, new jersey.e big auto show is kicking off and they have alternatives for traditional fuel-hungry cars. grady how is it looking there? reporter: hey, neil, still a majority of gas-powered cars here at the chicago auto show, but all the rage this year, which is different from previous years, is that a lot of the automakers are going electric. we're with nissan here this will be out next year, dan is with nissan so you still have some people who are hesitant and skeptical about driving electric vehicles. how do you win them over? >> i think the biggest thing is for them to just drive a vehicle it's quiet. it's fast. it's efficient, and you never have to stop at a gas station ever again. reporter: the rise in gas prices might help with that pitch as well. >> most certainly it would. i think really it's just about with this particular vehicle, we say it's like a magic carpet, or a bullet train almost, but it's quiet, it's efficient, and it's really really fast. reporter: another thing your industry is

thank you very much, lidia, outstanding work.eat to have you. you keep hearing and i'm sure you've been peppered with the same question about no fans in the stands and all of that, the opening ceremony very very different. how do you think this whole thing next couple of weeks is going to go? >> you know, if i knew the answer to that, i'd be a very very smart man. i think everyone is trying to look into that crystal ball and figure that out. i can tell you this. the overwhelming sense is one of relief right now. even just a few months ago, i think the prospect of lighting the olympic cauldron, was still very much in question and people had doubts and the fact that we got this far has people encouraged that we can do this. we can get through the olympics, think us can be a celebration and not a disaster so obviously, no fans in the stands is going to make that difficult. the tv broadcast will be very different and that makes a challenge for nbc and other broadcasters. it'll make it a different atmosphere for the athletes competing

lidia: afortunadamente no me he caÍdo de 1 caballo, me gustan mucho los caballos, les tengo mucho respetoas, y entonces claro, eso pone nervioso cualquier animal pero se toman todas las precauciones. reportero: mientras todos practican, marjorie de souza promete escenas candentes. marjorie: todavÍa no me ha tocado, hay escenas muy fuertes, con mi compaÑero octavio santamarina , nos ha tocado mucho decenas de alberca, todavÍa la parte de los caballos no me toca. yo me encargo de enredar la historia por este lado. roberto maÑÓn para televisa espectÁculos. carlos: cÓmo no se van a poner nerviosos los caballos con ese elenco montÁndolos. alan: ser actor y estar cabalgando, requiere su proceso. maity: y muchos de ellos logran enfrentar muchas veces sueÑos no cumplidos como andar a caballo, hacer diferentes cosas y es parte de todo lo polifacÉtico que logran ser. alan: vencer miedos, porque no es fÁcil. raÚl: todos hablan de las locaciones de esta telenovela, la caballerÍa,los ranchos y hable de que precisamente les ha dado comouna paz y una tranquilidad y aire, el hecho de que no sea dentro de

. >> ayer tu ex cuÑada lidia...gran mentira y que las leyes y el juzgado se encargarÁn de Ésto al pendiente. dÓnde habrÁ mÁs calor? albert: hacÍa dÍas que no tenÍamos el juego. empezamos en casa a jugar entre washington y houston. >> vamos a ver, va subiendo la temperatura. albert: 96 la temperatura mÁxima. vamos a ver,. para ustedes. entre dallas y phoenix? aunque tengamos las lluvias y tormentas, en phoenix 104 Éste fin de semana. albert: por quÉ las grandes ciudades van a sufrir temperaturas tan altas? se debe a la propia ciudad del al efecto isla de calor.los edificios tenemos muchos techos negros y la gente, los aires acondicionados y las industrias crean una burbuja y hacen que la temperatura en el interior de la ciudad suba hasta los 90 o mÁs. cuando cae la noche, la temperatura baja mucho mÁs despacio que en los vecindarios que hay alrededor. casi 6 de diferencia entre las afueras de la ciudad y la burbuja que impide que crezcan esas nubes que nos puedan traer algÚn alivio. debido a las ciudades en el norest

. >> lidia brito responde los consejos de su ex, ¿habrÁ reconciliaciÓn?inar el 2021 y el momento es ahora, 22 de julio para que comience hace lo necesario, de terminar el aÑo sin deudas y en positivo. nos vamos a enlazar con carlos garcÍa experto en finanzas quien se encuentra por nueva york. ¿cÓmo estÁs? >> buenos dÍas. raÚl: ¿cÓmo podemos reducir las deudas para cerrar el aÑo en rojo en negativo? >> me gusta mucho hablar sobre cÓmo invertir para el futuro de nuestra familia y para hacerlo de mar inteligente, hay que salir de las deudas malas, como las tarjetas con los intereses altos. aquÍ te voy a dar unas ideas. hice un video sobre el mÉtodo de la bola de nieve y lo pueden buscar en el canal de youtube, bÁsicamente se trata de enfocarse en pagar una deuda a la vez, no quiere decir que sÓlo habones a una deuda, el mÉtodo de la bulerÍa dice que si tienes dos deudas de 1000 y una de 500, estos, ejemplo, a las dos deudas a unas el mÍnimo mensual y a la deuda de 500 tratas de armas del pago mÍnimo para que salga mÁs rÁpido de esa deuda, te enfocarse en cer