lorrain cÁceres está en vivo con mÁs detalles. hola, lorrain. adelante. lorrain: ¿quÉ tal, borja?quiera de los tres candidatos en este estado podrÍa significar la nominaciÓn. información importante para los votantes que todavÍa no han sometido su voto tienen tiempo para hacerlo hasta las 7:00 de la noche. se hace la fila es ahora el centro no va a cerrar hasta que usted someta su voto. el proceso ahora mismo se tarda unos 10 minutos y no hay fila en el centro de votaciÓn donde acuda. tambiÉn es importante que sepa que puede ir a cualquier centro de votaciÓn en su condado, no solamente su distrito. esta es la informaciÓn que tenemos, por supuesto el conteo de los votos empieza esta noche pero eso podrÍa extenderse hasta maÑana en la maÑana. por el momento, regreso con ustedes. carolina: ya sabe, sÚper martes. la jornada electoral mÁs intensa. tendremos un programa especial esta noche a las 10:00 en el este, 9:00 en el centro y 7:00 en el pacÍfico. borja: vamos a hacer un corte comercial y enseguida estamos de regreso. es que el alguacil del condado de los Ángeles, alex villanueva,

lorrain, cuÉntanos.nalmente republicano donde ahora los demÓcratas sienten una motivaciÓn extra para salir y participar en este proceso cÍvico. se debe a que hay un nÚmero de personas que estÁ llegando este estado, una nueva generaciÓn de votantes jÓvenes. y lo que sabemos es que al momento ala que la gente lo que mÁs le interesa es el cuidado de salud. texas es un estado donde hay mayor nÚmero de personas sin seguro de salud donde se paga mucho dinero por un seguro de salud. ayer varias personas salieron a tocar puertas para bernie sanders y el efecto es motivados por medicare para todos. ya veremos cÓmo suceden las cosas maÑana. borja: muchÍsimas gracias, lorrain. sÚper martes, la jornada mÁs intensa hacia la presidencia. por supuesto podrÁ estar informado aquÍ en univisiÓn. tenemos un programa especial este martes 3 de marzo las 10:00 pm. carolina: tampoco olviden este debate de cnn y su cadena univisiÓn que se da este prÓximo domingo 15 de marzo desde phoenix, arizona para que no se lo pierdan. borja

peter, a question from lorraine dixon. her husband is over 60 but she is not.h be isolating? the government's social distancing advice applies to everybody but those who are over 70 or in medically vulnerable categories are asked to follow it more strictly. for lorraine's husband he should be maintaining the strictest possible social distancing and self isolation possible and for lorraine herself as much as possible, when necessary she should be the appropriate person to go out to the shops and other things ona go out to the shops and other things on a limited basis, for essential things. for all of us, on a limited basis, for essential things. forall of us, the more social distancing we practice, the more our social distancing we practice, the more our collective good. doctor amir khan, let me ask you this from sarah murdoch. she is developing symptoms of coronavirus. when it's over, can she walk around normally because then she will be immune? that question is coming around a lot and the answer is that you might be immune but we don't know. the vast majority

[ cellphone beeps ] lorraine, how's my favorite client?been on something of a hot streak at work. i've tapped into a rich vein of new clients -- recently divorced moms. you might say i hit the single-mother lode. how about that master suite, huh? maybe if i had someone to share it with. lorraine, you are a beautiful woman with a lot to offer. should we make an offer? it's a great house, but i'm just gonna be alone. [ laughing ] diane, you're not gonna be alone. you're gonna get a loan. sodas, snacks -- poker game's in the basement. look, i need more sleep than you, and ever since they cut down that stupid prune tree, the sun has been right in my eyes every morning. it's not a prune tree. they pruned the tree. and i'm not switching places with you,

lorraine jenkins, a resident of newburn, my mother's childhood home in north carolina, she said she had faith but needed a little more strength. when she returned to her home to find her home flooded with 18 inches of water. thankfully, several volunteers were there to pray with lorraine to give her the strength that she needed. and during hurricane dorian in 2019, the salvation army provided over 43,000 meals, 55,000 drinks, 25,000 snacks, full cleanup kits to vick tifments faith-based organizations also provide key support services to children, many of whom are victims of the opioid crisis. this crisis has left thousands of children in foster care in need of loving homes. faith-based organizations play a pivotal role in finding homes for these children. despite the clear benefits faith-based organizations provide to communities around them, there remains a push to strip them of federal funding or shut them down for following their sincerely held beliefs. that's why i'm filing a law that will codify parts of the h.h.s. rules that will ensure equal treatment for faith-based organization

lorraine: el super martes terminÓ siendo una sÚper batalla entre joe biden y bernie sanders.nders arrasÓ con el voto latino, eso lo ayudo bastante, anoche en un evento en los Ángeles joe biden dio las gracias por el apoyo que ha recibido, a pesar de que en ese estado no ha hecho campaÑa. incluso tuvieron que retirar el evento varios manifestantes intentaron abalancearse sobre el. aquÍ en texas pasÓ todo lo opuesto, el gran ganador fue joe biden, muchas personas estÁn sorprendidas con esa victoria, se reportaron demoras en varios condados, en travis y en austin, una de las demoras sucediÓ porque varios jueces electorales no se presentaron a sus recintos por el temor al coronavirus, eso pasÓ incluso aunque los oficiales electorales tomaron las precauciones para que la gente no tuviera miedo de ir a votar y estar en riesgo de contagio. pero la buena noticia es que la votaciÓn fue numerosa. presentadora: realmente fue grande la sorpresa para joe biden, justamente porque en por lo -5 estados donde Él habÍa invertido mucho dinero fue donde se llevÓ gran parte del votÓ y el apoyo de

host: let's go to lorraine in west virginia. caller: good morning. i have given money to three campaigns, which is buttigieg, sanders, and biden. now we are down to biden and sanders. i lean toward bernie sanders because of his policy. watchingllowed bernie your show for years. the reason i think he is staying in the race is he wants his priorities put into biden. i do not want just joe biden the way he is. i am tired of the dnc. i am tired of the way things are. i think most people across this country are tired of being told what to do. that is what is happening. host: i also meant to mention nevada. sanders will have an important voice through the remainder of the primary as well as in the general election. he will elevate those issues important to him. the thing that is a blessing and challenge about democratic politics is we have a diverse coalition ideologically. that push and pull on issues makes a stronger. host: we will go to newark, california. caller: good morning. i am leaning toward bernie sanders. i like joe biden. . like his experience

back to you, lorraine, let's talk about this all—female train today. the first in british history. lner are also running a flying scotswoma n and lner are also running a flying scotswoman from edinburgh to king's cross, but yours today has already set off, the first in british history? absolutely, this train is staffed and driven by women, signals, we are making sure that all of the trains are in the right place at the right time, so there are about 15 women that it takes to run the train. so we're really played that we have been able to collaborate with southeastern trains to make sure we could do this. i guess where we want to get to is that this would not be a special activity. this is a really great showcase for women to see the differentjobs showcase for women to see the different jobs that showcase for women to see the differentjobs that are available, differentjobs that are available, different career paths and opportunities to drive trains and to deliver a really great railway service. to anyone watching this and thinking possibly about a career in the railways, your messag

lorraine, who plays karen taylor in the soap, posted this video on social media. in a rendition of happy birthday to their neighbour, allen, who turned 95 yesterday. she said they couldn't stand in a group because of social distancing, but they all came out of their homes to sing along. we should add our congratulations. allen, 95. well done! people coming out of their doors enjoying it. we all are doing social distancing but you can still do it and function and have that lovely sense of community stop turning to south korea. -- community. turning to south korea. south korea was one of the first countries outside china to experience a major outbreak of covid—19. but doctors there have seen a significant reduction in new cases over recent days. laura bicker went to an intensive care unit in seoul to see how medics are tackling the virus. in every war, a foot needs their armour. this kit is crucial to keep staff safe. " is armour. this kit is crucial to keep staff safe. "is the air going through ok? she asks. now fully equipped, she can head into the intensive care

as for lorraine herself, as much as possible is advisable, when necessary she would be the appropriate shops on appropriate person to go to shops on a limited basis, but only for essential things. the more social distancing we can practice, the greater our collective good. "i am just developing symptoms of coronavirus. "once it's over, can i walk around normally because i'll be immune?" that is a question that is coming up a lot, and the answer is you may well be immune, but wejust a lot, and the answer is you may well be immune, but we just don't know. the vast majority of people who have had coronavirus so far have not had it again, but there is a small number where they have been infected again with coronavirus, so although we are relying on herd immunity, and the vast majority will become immune, there is a small number, and that might be due to the virus or their immune system, that won't be immune to it. so we have all got to practice social distancing for the greater good. i would not rely on thatjust yet. but just be careful. good advice. "how can i increase mine and my family'

lead on jones and she who dared to challenge nancy pelosi for her house seat in california deanna lorraine. again welcome both thank you thanks so much looks like me and lead on switched colors today. where the only and do you know the last time you were here you were announcing your david versus goliath challenge for the 12 california district seat that speaker pelosi has held forever and we were as disappointed as you when we saw the primary results among your primary opponents someone who has already lost that same race several times and who is for lack of a more derby your term an older white guy and after such a diverse field of democrats launched a presidential bid so i want to ask both of you do you know them dawn in that order what will it take for us to rejuvenate political leadership at every level. well you're absolutely right i mean i hate to say it but my other opponent my republican opponent was an older white guy and people have a problem with that it's just the same stereotypical old white men running the republican party that you know even democrats and independents are tu

some of these places were listed in the green book including the lorraine motel which is the place where martin luther king was assassinated. now consider how important it would be to have an automobile if your job was to travel around an entire county and register voters. if you had to travel an entire county or if you had to travel an entire state and register voters. this was, this is called the jenkins microbus, and it's a pretty marvelous bus. apparently, part of it is now the african-american museum, a recently-acquired addition, and it was used to travel all over the state of alabama to register voters but also used as a school to train voters in literacy so that they could pass the literacy tests, and it was a haven for children, and it was used as a meeting space. is so it was so important to be able to have mobility when you were trying to register voters and bring people into the civil rights movement. but the bus boycott is perhaps the most significant use of the automobile. and there were bus boycotts all over the south. here you see martin luther king helping some women int

i had never had the experience of goth lorraine hotel where dr. king was assassinated.s through this-- if you haven't done bn, they brought us through this amazing museum, just going through civil rights through american history. and then at the end we got to go to the room where dr. king was, whre he stepped out on to the baju moved to tears. i literally was-- i wasn't able to fathom the idea of standing on the steps where this man was killed. >> stephen: that must have been an extraordinary feeling. >> it was, it was. and this movie kind of-- it plays along the same times that that happened. i mean, the 60s-- i feel like th america went from being a teenager to an adult. you know,, we lost some monumental figures in the 60s, dr. king being one of them. and to be at that hotel was amazing. there's nothing like it on earth. >> stephen: you were with your costar last night right here. samuel jackson right there. >> i look flossie there, too. see what iki >> stephen: yeah, you're looking good. >> hey, you see that? that's called work, baby. that's called work right there.

martin luther king went to bed that night, april 3, and he woke on april 4 in the lorraine motel, soonent out onto the balcony and he was slain by an assassin's bullet. if you go to that site today at the lorraine motel now, a museum, if you go there you will see written on a block of stone where he was killed, the words of the torah, words of the old testament, the words of joseph's brothers, the words uttered before they threw in a pit to die, but he did not die in that pic. he rose up to lead a nation through crisis. the words written there were these, behold, here cometh a dreamer. let us slay him and we shall see what becomes of his dreams. my brothers and sisters, what will become of the dream? the dream of our ancestors, the dream of israel, the dream of america. we have that dream and our hands now. what will become of the dream? it falls on us right now, right here. what will become of the dreams, the dreams of peace and justice for all, from black and white and brown, , muslim and christin and jew, israeli, american, palestinian? what will become of our dream? will it be grad

weather conditions across into madagascar want to nothing particularly heavy where we have got lorraine's developing into will southern and eastern areas of south africa becoming really quite heavy as we go through the day and pushing up towards john. and also some scattered thunderstorms and they don't really go away by thursday and they still tend to linger in the same particular area although it should be a dry day on the warm day as well with a high of $27.00 those showers fairly widespread angola to the north and also the tools tanzania. strugglers. pleasure to play. us about i mean. an intimate look at life in cuba. on our. one of the really special things about working proud is here is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much input in contribution to a story i feel we cover this region better than anyone else working for it as you know very. liberally particularly because you have a lot of people that are divided on political issues. with the people we live to tell the real stories are just mended is to deliver in-depth journalism we don't feel inferior to the audience acr

wells, lorraine hansbury, these race women and race men were people who believed in racial justice and on some levels wanted to be -- get racial justice depending on -- they didn't just have one set way to do it in a way. walters is willing to talk to people who he disagrees with. but he is willing to adopt multiple overlapping strategies. he wants a big tent, for lack of a better word. i think walters is rim neminisc of malcolm x and others who wanted a big tent. a black united front, so to speak, to organize for black issues. briefly and then i will open it up. walters and obama -- walters writes about obama. obviously, walters passed away in 2010 of cancer. he is around for the '08 election. he writes his column. wrote a weekly column for decades on black politics. he is both impressed by barack obama but also disappointed that obama refuses to listen and understand that his job as president is to be open to a black agenda along with white agendas and other agendas. that's what he is disappointed by. he realizes that obama is president of the united states but what walters makes an

husband and wife ricky ross and lorraine mcintosh will be here to tell us about their new album.s. for wales, the southwest, wet conditions. that rain spread into the midlands, east anglia and the south—east. anywhere from north wales to the wash and northward, it should stay dry with one or two showers dotted around. cloud in northern england, brighter skies for scotla nd northern england, brighter skies for scotland and northern ireland. maximum temperature is seven to 11. that the weather system moves eastwards over tonight. it clips the wash up to north wales, so anywhere north of that, clear skies and that's where it could turn quite chilly. 0nce that's where it could turn quite chilly. once again a bit of frost around, temperatures down to —3 in newcastle. further south, those temperatures will stay up above freezing. thursday, rain will bear away but still some showers moving away but still some showers moving away and then more significant rain into the south of england, running along the english channel, elsewhere drier weather, one or two showers, sunny spells in the no

we as the people go to the promised land martin luther king went to bed that night there at the lorrainealked out onto the balcony and was slain by the assassin's bullet if you go to that site today which is now a museum you will see written on a block of stone the words of the torah or the old testament and joseph's brothers they threw him in a pit to die but he did not die in the pit he rose up to lead a nation through crisis the words are behold the dreamer let us slay him and we shall see what becomes of his dreams. brothers and sisters what will become of the dream? the dream of our ancestors? the dream of israel and america? we have that dream in our hands now it falls on us right now here what will become of the dreams and justice for all for black and white and brown and muslim and christian israeli palestinians what will become of the dream? will it become divided against itself? or will we retain the dream or reclaim the hope or the promise of our ancestors who sacrificed and struggled and bled for the dreams for our watch it when we lift each other up and not tear each other d

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and this is lorraine out of ithaca. good morning. caller: yes. good morning.uestion is about immunity. and after someone has completed a course of covid-19 and recovered, whether or not they have immunity. i remember that when i was a girl i had mono and apparently had a mild case and then had it a second time later and i also remember mild cases of chickenpox where they ended up with a second outbreak of it later. so i'm wondering about the question of immunity after you've recovered from covid-19. excellent question and the single most important question we are going to have going forward. so here the deal. generally for most viruses once you get a particular type of the virus, you are immune. i will give an example. if you are going back to school, you need to prove you are allergic to measles, mumps and rubella if you are of my age or older. your pediatric records are, let's be honest, they are gone. so we can do a blood test and see that you have immunity to measles, mumps or rubella. it's a blood test. takes a day. not a big deal. we can do similar tests

host: let's go to lorraine in west virginia. caller: good morning. have given money to three campaigns, which is buttigieg, sanders, and biden. now we are down to biden and sanders. i lean toward bernie sanders because of his policy. watchingllowed bernie your show for years. the reason i think he is staying in the race is he wants his priorities put into biden. i do not want just joe biden the way he is. i am tired of the dnc. i am tired of the way things are. i think most people across this country are tired of being told what to do. that is what is happening. host: i also meant to mention nevada. sanders will have an important voice through the remainder of the primary as well as in the general election. he will elevate those issues important to him. the thing that is a blessing and challenge about democratic politics is we have a diverse coalition ideologically. that push and pull on issues makes a stronger. host: we will go to newark, california. caller: good morning. i am leaning toward bernie sanders. i like joe biden. . like his experience bu