. >> nos tiene todos los detalles adelante lÓpe te escuchamos. >> por sorpresaz abandonÓ venezuela. >r cÁrcel por supuesto conspiraciÓn, la delegaciÓn espaÑola seÑalo que abandonÓ por voluntad propia >> seÑalÓ que la salidaueva busa impulsar nuevas acciones por la libertad de venezuela. >> tras conocerse la noticia juan guaidÓ aseguro en twitter se logrÓ burlar el aparato centro del gobierno interino. >> ademÁs seÑalÓ que se reforza reforzarÁ tanto la presiÓn interna como represivo de maduro. >> ademÁs seÑalÓ que se reforzarÁ tanto la presiÓn interna como en espacios internacionales regreso contigo vanessa. >> muchas gracias. >> para seguir informado de esta y otras noticias eles sus escribirse es muy sencillo solamente enviar un mensaje de texto con la palabra noticia y mantenerse al dÍa con la informaciÓn. >> (♪mÚsica♪ >> (♪mÚsica♪) >> estamos) >> estamos a solo 10 dÍas y millones de electores ejercen y muchos utilizan las redes sociales para incentivar para otros para salir a votar iris castro nos tiene los detalles. >> mÁs de 50 millones ejercer s derecho ale sean voto. >> hace ec

anything is more important for children but the coronavirus pandemic has turned things upside down frog lopes 1500000000 school kids schools have led to home schooling and online remote learning it's a highly improvised situation. but education generally has long been a pressing global issue 264000000 children worldwide have no access to it until and the pandemic has made things much worse currently around 463000000 children are not receiving any. a form of education neither in the classroom nor it's. better to have a bit of school the none at all that's the motto of the mexican government its current education program centers around something found in the most living room. a kitchen for a classroom and instead of pen and paper a remote control. it's a way of learning that calls for a lot of discipline. rather then it feels weird but i'll do my best. between 4 o'clock in the afternoon and 7 in the evening all middle school students in mexico watch classes on t.v. topics include the big bang and galileo. if. they send galileo went to prison but i don't get why. 11 year old christopher's questi

a picture posted by the contra costa elections office working in teams of 2 they count the on the lopes remove the ballots and then they count the cars and record all of their numbers before placing the balance back in the totes they are then sealed in boxes as they wait to be counted. >>and this just in russia and iran have been caught trying to interfere in the united states election according to the fbi just moments ago both of those countries have obtained voter registration data and iran use that information. >>to send a spoof emails designed to intimidate voters so far there is no evidence according to the fbi that russia has sent similar e-mails but the fbi does say that it is doing everything it can to make sure your vote is not compromised and to stop the spread of misinformation. >>you should be confident that your vote counts. early unverified claims to the contrary should be viewed with a healthy dose of skepticism. we encourage everyone to seek election and voting information from reliable sources namely your state election officials. and to be thoughtful careful and discer

exact details later in the day today ok we'll be looking forward to those details from paris lisa lopes for now thanks very much. let's get you up to date now on some of the global developments in the pandemic the number of confirmed drona virus cases in india as now past 8000000 it has the 2nd highest number of cases in the world after the u.s. but one of the world's lowest death rates around health ministry says the country is now in a quote full scale war with covert 19 as 2 ron reports a record death toll for a 2nd consecutive day it is the worst hit country in the middle east and the state of victoria in australia once the country's coronavirus hotspot reported just one new infection thursday this comes a day after it lifted a 4 month lockdown in the city of melbourne. let's get you briefed down some of the other stories making the news around the world in hong kong a teenage activist has become the 1st political figure to be prosecuted under a sweeping new national security law imposed by beijing 19 year old toni chong is a former member of student localism that's a small group th

measures to further protect the country and to crackdown on radical islam is in the coming weeks lisa lopes for us in nice in front of the church where the 3 killings occurred thanks very much lisa. well kohut infection rates are not only rising in france and other european countries here in germany this nation is no exception delhi infection rates europe a new high for the 3rd straight day now topping 18000 in the last 24 hours now as the government tries to curb the virus with new restrictions we look at how one hospital's intensive care unit is coping with a surge in patients with newly evolved protocols. this patient has been in a coma since sunday his condition is so bad he has to be artificially ventilated he's 48 years old and one of 19 intensive care patients at this hour in hospital the 2nd wave of covert 19 has arrived and is different to the 1st. we have a lot of older patients in the 1st wave some young ones too but now they're almost all young which means age 15 or younger. and there's another difference to what happened in spring the hospital is treating more seriously ill pat

tom: just so you know, there's more jacket lope -- more jackelope in the second district of nevada thanhere are people. [laughter] jonathan: everyplace you name, there is more money, more dollars. it makes me wonder whether the president has enough left in the tank to fight these battles. kevin: that is a great point. i think you have seen this reality, this reassessment in terms of what the top advisors to the president have had him color his campaign trail events with, which is essentially trying to portray himself now as the political outsider to the donor class, who won't be beholden to donors. that is reminiscent of what he did back in 2016. you can't talk about nevada without talking about sheldon adelson, and how he has poured $75 million into this race. i just remember back when everyone, as a political reporter, you would look at the weather forecast or the traffic maps for turnout. now we are all looking at the terminal charge with covid-19 cases and upticks in cases for the various districts. lisa: another thing that is happening sooner than the election is this deadline that

ballot everyone in santa clara county has a has received by mail ballot you can take that at the ama lope and put it in any one of the ballot drop boxes around the county. and if you do want to vote in person you can do that at nearly a 100 locations starting saturday starting halloween and those will be open throughout the county you can go to any of those. and all the socially measures and sanitation measures are being taken at all these and i would just say i would recommend people not wait till election day if you are going to vote in person trying to get down especially if you want to register and vote at the same time because you can't do that, but it takes a bit more time so you know if there is going to be any kind of lines it's going to be at the last minute so don't wait. >>as of today his office has received about 450,000 ballots as double the number from the 2016 election. at this point in time here kron 4 we have been asking you to send in your election questions and we've received a few common questions, including this one from sarah jackson. >>it says my son goes to college

. >> here at san kofa elementary school, this mother trade inspected the older lope earl computers her children had been using for brand-new laptops they can keep forever. >> that's a big, big, big blessing, because i wasn't going to be able to afford to buy either of them a computer. haven't these are two of the approximately 33,000 new laptops the oakland unified school strict has ordered for students who qualify for them as part of its oakland undivided program. >> in distance learning, having a reliable chromebook that is also synced up with our key learning tools, ask absolutely essential. burnt city some in this district say with school now two months in, the rollout of the newer computers is going too slow, that the older computers just aren't cutting it. a 5th grade teacher told us what she has been going through. >> few of us teachers have been going over and supporting families and trying to connect the computers, and even then these computers won't connect to the internet or just not working. >> reporter: the district said the schools have so far distributed 8,000 new laptop

lopes, d.c. versus heller, hobby lobby vs. burwell, washington vs. --? >> microphone is not working. >> well, whether they'll keep going with bad audio we're not going to make you turn your volume up to 90 on your television sets to try to hear these guys over the various microphones that are in there. it looks like they've stopped trying to fight this. and they are taking a ten-minute break. i thought we were getting there in the questioning between senator blumenthal and judge barrett. andrea mitchell, when he started going down the road of, well, was that correctly decided? and then all of a sudden he got to one -- she didn't want to say that. there's the giveaway right there when it comes to right to privacy. >> exactly. she was moving to say, you know, brown and then the case in virginia with interracial marriage but the minute he got to the right to privacy in griswold which of course was the predicate for roe she was not willing to go there or to gay marriage or gay sex other things that had been criminalized involving same sex relationships. she

loping the daisy right now it's pretty obvious that they are strongly associated with helping the democraticof the most trusted aides that lyndon johnson. he was tangentially involved in the daisy girl add. it was produced by the madison -- still a prominent advertising term -- firm. they produced that ad and brought it to lyndon johnson to to show tought it lyndon johnson and his people. johnson started to get some phone calls from friends who are reacting to the spot, some of them reacting negatively and moyers is called to the second floor of the white house and johnson makes quite a production moyers downing about the spot and telling him to look into this. he turns, goes back to the elevator. moyers says that johnson follows him to the elevator instead, do you think we really only run it once? johnson was recognizing it was a good spot. moyers may have been in on the decision to tell them not to air it again but he is nothing to do with its creation. bob, democrats line. caller: hello, good morning. yes, i want to comment. i guess i'm old enough to remember how things were back in 19 64

and he said, hey, they painted their tails white and they ran with the ant lopes. there's a lot of democratic white tails running with the antelopes. not one single democrat has introduced the mondale tax bill into the congress. of course i support the president's economic program, and i support him in everything else. and i'm not sure because of my concept of the vice presidency that if i didn't i'd go doing what mr. mondale has done with jimmy carter -- jump away from him. i couldn't do that to ronald reagan now, next year, or any other time. i have too much trust in him. i have too much friendship for him. and i'd feel very uncomfortable doing that. >> some republicans have criticized mr. mondale for now claiming he disagreed privately with jimmy carter's decision to impose the grain embargo. have you ever disagreed with any decision of the reagan administration and its inner circles and following that up, where in your judgment does loyalty end and principle begin? >> i owe my president my judgment. and then i owe him loyalty. you can't have the president of th

september, but the job growth had stalled and that was before the latest round of layoffs and fur lopes in the airline industry, disney and elsewhere. hundreds of thousands of discouraged workers have stopped looking for work. nearly 11 million jobs that existed at the beginning of the year haven't been replaced. those hardest hit include latinos, blacks and women. senator harris, the biden/harris campaign has proposed new programs to boost the economy and you would pay for that new spending by raising $4 trillion in taxes on wealthy individuals and corporations. some economists warn that could curb entrepreneur ventures that create jobs. would raising taxes put the recovery at risk? and you have two minutes to answer, uninterrupted. >> thank you. on the issue of the economy, i think there couldn't be a more fundamental difference between donald trump and joe biden. joe biden believes you measure the health and the strength of america's economy based on the health and the strength of the american worker and the american family. on the other hand, you have donald trump who measures the s