. >> asÍ es, pero bueno, en entrevista exclusiva hablamos con uno de los abogado de pablo lyle sobre es decir, soy todos los latinos que llenan el censo en este país. ¿o crees que estoy aquí texteando? le estoy mandando un mensaje a mi futuro. ¿mandando memes? chécalo ahí. no dejes que nadie confunda "invisible" con invencible. llegó la hora de llenar el censo... hazlo hoy desde tu computadora o celular... ...por teléfono o por correo. por ley, nadie puede compartir tu información personal. llena el censo hoy. dale forma a tu futuro. empieza aquÍ. ♪ ♪ >> el presidente trump produce que habrÁ vacuna contra el coronavirus a finales de aÑo y les pide a los estados relajar las Órdenes de quedarse en casa para evitar una crisis econÓmica duradera lo hace por fox. >> la naturaleza sacudiÓ a puerto rico y sufriÓ daÑos con temblor de 5,4 y en vivo desde allÁ te traemos los detalles y hablamos con osvaldo rÍos quien viviÓ el sismo en carne propia. >> hablaremos con el abogado de pablo lyle sobre la complicada situaciÓn del actor luego que un juez le negara el recurso de defensa propia. >> tam

tate & lyle reported sales that beat estimates.ngredients company maintained its dividend but will not issue guidance for the next financial year. let's speak now to the ceo of tate & lyle. that is nick hampton, who joins us on the line. you said you cannot give any guidance right now. what is the biggest missing part of that guidance formula for you at the mom? is it sort of -- at the moment? is it sort of consumer behavior or when restaurants reopen? what's the missing part of the puzzle? nick: there are two. things we are not clear how long this pandemic is going to last, and therefore, how long there is in northbe a lockdown, america especially, which is the biggest part of our business. will unclear how things evolve out of home consumption. we have decided not to issue guidance at this date. we will give an update to the market in july, when things are more clear. matt: you say you see good in home consumption. i am buying a lot more food and eating a lot more, obviously. going to the grocery is one of the only things i was a

so today helen lyle clothing and scott lyle clothing, they're mother and son, both did reopen. >> we've been affected by the online business even before all this. so but likely the napa valley is a big tourist area and we're hoping to draw all that back. >> i'm calling customers and saying hey, we're open now, come on down, have a glass of wine with us. and we're giving discounts in the store. >> reporter: back at downtown joe's a toast. >> just having some kind of normalcy. it's like -- it feels good. i'm very happy. we cheers for that. that's why i'm drinking champagne. >> reporter: in napa terry mcsabiny, nbc bay area news. >> that is our next normal. >>> we're following? break news now in arizona just outside of phoenix. three people were shot at the westgate mall in glendale. this comes just days after arizona's stay-at-home order expired and people were just starting to go out again. you can see the heavy police presence. this started around 7:30 this evening. police started getting calls about an active shooter. one suspect arrested. one victim is in critical condition. the other

mayor lyles, great to see you again. >> thank you. >> what do you think about the convention? you are not supposed to have gatherings more than ten people but in a couple of months you will have 50,000 people in the same place. what are you thinking about? >> i'm thinking about in 2018 we were going to showcase our community and 1 in 9 works in hospitality and something we thought to say we did the 2012 convention for the democrats and we would do the 2020 convention for republicans. but we now are really in a position where we have to put the science and the health and well-being of our community first and foremost. so as we're planning this, i'm sure there are a number of scenarios to be worked through and over and over again. the one thing that's consistent for me is we have a contract with the rnc to host this convention. but we also have a commitment to our community that we will keep them safe and well and that's where we're focused and will be our focus no matter what time of the year it is. you know? our community thought that we would be talking about protests and sec

lyle from whitehal died at the age of 64 on may 13th. lyle worked at the muskegon community mental health and most recently was working at the roosevelt park nursing and rehabilitation center. edwin and gwynn da listen c carmichael were married for 53 years. they died one day apart. they participated in meals on wheels. edmond was a vietnam veteran and deacon at hartford memorial park church. families across michigan and across the united states are grieving. most of us know someone who has been impacted by this virus, whether it's someone who passed away, someone grieving a friend, or one of those serving on the front lines of this crisis has a healthcare worker, first responder, utility worker or grocery store clerk. we all have a responsibility to do our part to protect our neighbors, friends and front line here -- heros, and we must do everything in our power to lower the chance of a second wave. and one of the most powerful tools we have is wide-spread testing. we need to keep working to expand testing and require people who test po

lyle and calgren renewablele fuels arere partnerg this s project. t they'veve gote leadad of the acactual gas c clp operarations. s so essentntialle deliver them the raw gas by working with the dairies, and they process the gas and get it into the pipeline on their plant. shyler: one of the options for using that biogas is to turn it into c cng--compreressed natural gas. maas: so our final end product is natural gas. it's biologically no different than natural gas that flows in the pipes to your house. it can be used for a variety of things, but we're going to use it for, and what we are using it for, is vehicle fuel. arioso: itit's really simple on the farm. we have a covered lagoon. we capture the gas from the cow. t they dry it just a bt herere, and then they push it to calgren, and then they do all the extra stuff, cleaning and everything that they need to do toto make it where they y can rl or reueuse the gagas on theirirn facility. so i it just madade at of sense. maas: the state of california has set a target that they want to reduce greenhou

working on the next golf season, possibly holding out hope for the latter part of the season. 0k, lyleanting to come and canoe with you or any of the other pursuits that you offer at your business? yes, certainly, there's been enquiries but they've been very tentative, obviously, people have been unsure about what the restriction easing will allow so there have been enquiries but it's been very tentative so i am hopeful we might have a busy tail end to the season with people keen to get out after having been locked down for so long, keen to get out and explore the outdoors but hopefully that comes to fruition. according to what the first minister is saying she's really asking people to only travel very short distance from home so that it limits, doesn't it, the number of potential customers out there at the moment? definitely. in terms of the activities we do, it limits us as well but i'm very fortu nate limits us as well but i'm very fortunate in aberdeen, we've got some fantastic opportunities on our doorstep. so i'm hopeful we can start to get people out very shortly. just a thought

. >> 83,000 americans have lost their lyle, 1.4 million who contracted the virus in this country to date. as terrible as the numbers rfauci said the reality may be worse. >> 80,000 americans have died, from the pandemic, there are some epidemiologist who suggest 50% higher than that. what do you think? >> there may have been people who died at home who did have covid, who were not counted as covid, they never got to the hospital. in direct answer to your question, i think you are correct. that number is likely higher. i don't know what percent higher, almost certainly, it is higher. >> while the president said he thinks that virus will go away without a vaccine, dr. fauci made clear, we shouldn't count on this. >> when you talk about, will this virus going to just disappear? that is not going to happen. it is high lie transmissible virus, as we get better control, it is likely there will be virus somewhere on this planet that will eventually get back to us. >> i am joined bye-bye senator smith, who participated in the hearing today. there was a lot of ground covered, health expert, not j

there was so much lyle breaking going, on the country became cynical about it and said let's stuff this genie back into the bottle. let's get in control over alcohol and repeal the 18th amendment. this broad amendment was repealed in 32, with franklin roosevelt himself ran on this platform. they owned the federal government was running on the repeal platform. roosevelt was the last president to be sworn in on 43, before he is even sworn in, congress has already debated and passed the 21st amendment. that then goes on to the states, where it gets ratified in a astoundingly short time. the first state to ratify it is michigan. anyone from michigan here? the first state, a great state, the beer state. that is april 10th. a couple days after roosevelt signed a law called the harrison act which declared that beer is not intoxicating. by having a lot that says it's not intoxicating it did not violate the 18th amendment, the 18th amendment said that intoxicating liquors are prohibited. on april 6th the country went out and partied. prohibition is coming to an end. we have this amendment, state

for us in countering them in the lyles as eating them as food that's on in the wild so this is what's going to happen in the next few years for sure to the next decade is going to see a lot more. basic research on these interactions and humans have with wild animals what we consume for food is a big task but i think we are up for it there are a lot of people who study by rolla gee of other organisms not just in humans and that's really what we're talking about here are the viruses were for their interactions with organisms that are not humans what can we predict about what we careen they jump into. so that i was talking to a very young russian virologist a couple of days ago and he was sort of proposing the same idea as you. know like out of all the viruses that are out there a potential viruses and they could be hundreds of thousands we only know about 6000 out of the 6000 i 3 or 4 are plant based viruses so where to get a database of all the no viruses a study that would really help us go forward with you know coming up with medication and coming out with the facts seem to know that

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