chair. >> chair mar: thank you. supervisor haney, thank you for sponsoring this really important measure. yet another action -- or measure that is in the wake of the -- yeah, all of the revelations around misconduct and fraud, you know, in our public works department and other departments. so thank you, supervisor haney. >> supervisor haney: thank you, chair mar, and i thank you for your support. this legislation as you mentioned, chair mar, follows the controller's public integrity review in response to the corruption in the department of public works. the departments fall under the oversight authority of a citizen oversight commission that play a key role in reviewing and approving contracts and other major decisions. however, for the handful of departments where no oversight commission currently exists, the mayor is responsible for applying that critical oversight function. this oversight is meant to provide a critical system of checks and balances and there are approximately 30 places in the administrative code

chair. >> chair mar: thank you. supervisor haney, thank you for sponsoring this really important measure. yet another action -- or measure that is in the wake of the -- yeah, all of the revelations around misconduct and fraud, you know, in our public works department and other departments. so thank you, supervisor haney. >> supervisor haney: thank you, chair mar, and i thank you for your support. this legislation as you mentioned, chair mar, follows the controller's public integrity review in response to the corruption in the department of public works. the departments fall under the oversight authority of a citizen oversight commission that play a key role in reviewing and approving contracts and other major decisions. however, for the handful of departments where no oversight commission currently exists, the mayor is responsible for applying that critical oversight function. this oversight is meant to provide a critical system of checks and balances and there are approximately 30 places in the administrative code

" talking about mars.ird science" talking about mars. before we do that, the baby shark thing. i looked it up, y'all. it was a story from florida like last year. they were trying to get people to stop loitering in a florida park. why did i bring that up? >> torturing the viewers. >> i knew it was some type of torturing there. cut it. ♪ mommy shark >> cut it. kill it. time for "weird science now." we're kicking it off with mars. stop playing "baby shark"! stop! torture. they're getting me back in the control room right now. so mars is closer to earth in october than it will be for another 15 years, mona. >> wow. so you're saying if we wanted to jump ship, now is the time to do it. >> okay. yeah. mars is right there in your reach. >> the red planet is going to make its closest approach to earth, sorry that was yesterday, at 10:18 a.m. october 6th. >> it won't be that close again until 2035. >> one day at a time. >> i hope we're all here to see it. >> one day at a time. >> yeah. >>> speaking of sharks, how nt

patricia: en colombia una mujer fue hallada viva flotando en alta mar tras permanecer ocho horas a la deriva a una mujer de 45 aÑos de edad muy lejos de la playa cerca barranquilla del mar caribe colombiano a uno lo puede creer. >> ¿cÓmo duro esa persona tanto tiempo la deriva ? >> es que la historia parece de ficciÓn. >> mi amigo me dice " hay un tronco" yo me desvÍo y de pronto da la sorpresa que lo queme, ese supuesto tronco se mueve y nos levanta la mano y nos pide ayuda. >> en el vÍdeo que hoy se quedÓ registrado en angustioso momento. ella estabaaÚn vestida y según dijo, llevaba mÁs de 10 horas en el bar. el rescatista de profesiÓn no estaba en ninguna misiÓn ni vigilando la costa. iba a pescar con un amigo cuando la vio flotando. >> estaba en etapa crÍtica. le podÍan haber quedado unos 60 segundos para ser el hundimiento. >> la subieron en el bote, llamaron a una ambulancia que nunca llegÓ y en un auto particular la trasladaron a un hospital donde unas horas mÁs tardes la visito . >> ella dice que se querÍa suicidar, pero despuÉs como que se arrepintiÓ. >> al parecer tenÍa prob

jorge: del mar nos vamos al espacio.dolores: el bebé está por nacer. agripina: ¿el bebé? qué bebé? dolores: ¡mi bebé! ¡estoy embarazada! ipor favor! agripina: ¿cómo que estás embarazada? dolores: sí, sí, te lo oculté todo este tiempo, pero...

sure when we do go to mars we go with our international partners. this is about american leadership, and of course what we just saw yesterday, japan announced its biggest budget for its space agency and its history. in fact, it was a 50% increase over the previous year. that is a massive increase for a nation like japan and they are focusing it on the artemis program. they are focused on supporting us as we lead the world to the moon. i will say that that is not unique though. we have seen budgets coming from europe that are also increasing, commensurate with the artemis program and nasa's budget, so a lot of exciting things in the future and of course i'm grateful to you, mr. chairman and ranking member cantwell for the continued bipartisan support for these important missions for the country. with that, i will yield back whatever time i have remaining and certainly i'm open to any questions. >> thank you very much. you recently announced that the mission will take place at the end of november of next year. part of the amount of mississippi is in t

my-year-old grandson is committed to be the first man on mars . these torn between that and being a paratrooper of the policeman.d the jobs that are not dangerous and he told me it's not dangerous to go to space anymore. >> that means were doing a good job. w>> you've created i think what you've done is you've done a good job with creating seexcitement for these young people and i think that's going to pay off not just for the space industry but just for stem education so thanks for doing that. >> so what do you need that you don't have to continue the goal that you have and the president has an chairman worker has to continue to explore space and ntto do it in a responsible manner? >> i think the biggest thing for the state of florida and i want to say that the state of florida has benefited greatly when you were governor with the establishment of space florida and all those commercial activities and your leadership on that and now the kennedy space center in cape canaveral being this multiuser spaceport so the nation there and the execution has

you know, you cannot get to mars without science. and you can't lie your way to mars. know better than any of us. think about all the steps through every single mission of exploration. if anybody is fudging and lying along the way, i will likely go awry. so to me, these missions are likely great cathedrals that are ancestors built. knowing that if you put the cornerstone in, you will not see that speier poked through the clouds because it's a multigenerational enterprise. the community of minds stretching back tragically and forward to the stars. and to me, i think the notion of preserving, of changing our ways than the sum of the drip very dramatic steps we have to take to ensure our descendents, a planet as least as lovely as the one we inherited. all of these things are themes that i find in ray bradbury's work. that sense that he counts on freedom of expression. counts on -- 20 think of ray from those moments we spent together i'm thinking about that smile that open smile that is welcoming all questions. that never gets impatient with the child, adult that comes af

chair mar, thank you for the opportunity. board members, thank you for being here today and talk about what the airport is doing in terms of racial equity. we appreciated over the years our partnership with director davis and most recently with director simly and our appreciative of the working relationship and the partnership and looking for opportunities to continue to drive inclusion and equity at s.f.o. it's clear that we have work to do. when you look at the numbers, it's just undisputable that we have under representation of black employees in our occupational group, managers, technicians, craft roles and overrepresentation in the disciplinary actions. we saw a trend in 1819 that was very discouraging around the proportion of disciplines of black employees to the proportion of black employees at s.f.o. and so we implemented strategies and mitigation measures and in particular that intervention with supervisory training and we saw good results, which i'll talk about as well. at the international airport, i'm proud of s.f

so thank you, all of you. >> chair ronen: thank you, supervisor mar. supervisor stefani, did you want to mention anything? >> supervisor stefani: just a huge thank you for being willing to serve. it's amazing that they're willing to give so much of themselves for this, because it takes a lot of time. so, thank you. >> chair ronen: so with that i will make a motion to forward the appointments of diane robinson to seat three, and elizabeth zareh to seat five, and richard lee to seat seven to the board with recommendations. can we have a roll call? >> clerk: yes, on that motion [roll call] motion passes without objection. >> chair ronen: thank you so much, and thanks again to everyone. congratulations. mr. clerk, please read item number 3. >> clerk: yes. before i make that announcement i would like to let the members know whose items we have already acted upon that you need not to wait on the line. thank you very much for attending. and item number 3 is a hearing to consider appointing one member, term ending september 4, 2023, to the assessment appeals b

chair mar, thank you for the opportunity. board members, thank you for being here today and talk about what the airport is doing in terms of racial equity. we appreciated over the years our partnership with director davis and most recently with director simly and our appreciative of the working relationship and the partnership and looking for opportunities to continue to drive inclusion and equity at s.f.o. it's clear that we have work to do. when you look at the numbers, it's just undisputable that we have under representation of black employees in our occupational group, managers, technicians, craft roles and overrepresentation in the disciplinary actions. we saw a trend in 1819 that was very discouraging around the proportion of disciplines of black employees to the proportion of black employees at s.f.o. and so we implemented strategies and mitigation measures and in particular that intervention with supervisory training and we saw good results, which i'll talk about as well. at the international airport, i'm proud of s.f

chair mar, thank you for the opportunity. board members, thank you for being here today and talk about what the airport is doing in terms of racial equity. we appreciated over the years our partnership with director davis and most recently with director simly and our appreciative of the working relationship and the partnership and looking for opportunities to continue to drive inclusion and equity at s.f.o. it's clear that we have work to do. when you look at the numbers, it's just undisputable that we have under representation of black employees in our occupational group, managers, technicians, craft roles and overrepresentation in the disciplinary actions. we saw a trend in 1819 that was very discouraging around the proportion of disciplines of black employees to the proportion of black employees at s.f.o. and so we implemented strategies and mitigation measures and in particular that intervention with supervisory training and we saw good results, which i'll talk about as well. at the international airport, i'm proud of s.f

and obviously he has his mar-a-lago club here. you can hear them in the background, they're very enthusiastic. >> we're waiting to get a glimpse of the president. he's due to walk out at any moment of the polling booth. we'll listen to what he says. very quickly, i want to pivot to mj lee, who is in pennsylvania with the biden campaign. mj is in philadelphia. this is just one of several battleground states where biden and his surrogates are going to be campaigning. biden is especially focused on pennsylvania, though, because as we heard sarah say, it could make or break both campaigns. >> reporter: that's absolutely right. this is the second to the last weekend before election day, so it tells you a lot that joe biden is choosing to spend his day campaigning in this state, in pennsylvania. his first stop is going to be here behind me, bucks county community college, and i should note this is going to be a drive-in rally. this has almost become sort of a signature joe biden campaign event. you might be able to see behind me there a

mars will be tough. there will be psychological challenges for the psychological aspect of space is a thing more important than the physical challenges there are some physical things you just have to get right . if you have electric power to have people in have to have the engines to get you there and back. and have equipment that works . something to have tap rated but the emotional status of the crew, i thank you so maybe the hardest problem to get right in one of the most important ones to do. with a simple mars going to be dangerous and is going to be this net. and going to the southwold 100 years ago, that was dangerous. fly across the ocean in the 1920s. that was dangerous. people do danger. like one of the things i look for when i look at applicants and nasa. we go through thousands of these applications from each class. but i did not want was thrill seekers . don't want to guy with me the death wish . on a guy with me was to get back. letting a man on the moon . my fair part of the speech was ret

nosotros estÁbamos navegando mar afuera.fue un susto tremendo inicialmente. despuÉs iniciamos el rescate, el que ustedes ven. yo tuve que sacar las lÍneas de pesca para poder asistir a la vÍctima. carolina: cuando esta mujer llega a bordo de su lancha, ¿quÉ les contÓ? >> no, no, ella estaba-- ella estaba bien. cuando yo la subo, le pregunto cÓmo te llamas, no me contesta. no me dice nada, ella lo que hace llorar, llorar. cuando se siente segura en el bote, se siente que fue rescatada, ella me pidiÓ ayuda de lejos me levanto la mano. o sea que ella estaba bien, bien. no tragÓ agua pero muy dÉbil. yo la estuve valorando los signos vitales, los tenÍa muy dÉbiles. y pendientes de que no entre en un paro cardio respiratorio. lleguÉ a la playa pidiendo servicio de ambulancia. carolina: un hÉroe colombiano, le agradecemos por estar aquÍ en la ediciÓn digital. ustedes se salvaron la vida de esta mujer. Ángeles bajados del cielo. tambiÉn a todos ustedes hasta maÑana. y gracias por la sintonÍa. ♪ ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] [llanto]

at one point on tuesday evening, mars, the earth and the sun you're watching bbc news.wer showers and a little more in the way of sunshine, that's the story for the rest of the day. most of the showers will be coastal ones, and more frequent ones are likely to run in off the north sea. so head a little bit further inland with some sunshine, it will feel pleasant enough. lighter breeze as well further west, but temperatures are still struggling a little, particularly on exposed east coast, we might see a maximum of 15 or 16 degrees where we see the best of any sunshine. as we go through the latter stages of the day, cloud will come and rain arrives into western scotla nd come and rain arrives into western scotland and northern ireland, a weather front will sink its way south and east. clearer skies in the south—east could mean low single figures to greet us first thing on monday morning. it is not going to last, the early morning brightness, as that weather front will bring more wet weather as it slowly pushes its way steadily south and east. monday could be a disappoint

protest as a demanding reforms and a new constitution for the largely peaceful rallies have been marred by vandalism looting and violence america at its embassy in yemen has more from santiago things were going very well indeed until a group of massed vandals we don't know who they were began attacking 1st of all police and bird down a police church this is a church that is mainly by force and another chapel which is a national a national heritage site in chile very nearby they also looted shops all through one of the main avenues about 700 meters from where i am right now close enough to the main protest area where we could see the smoke and smell it and here of course the ambulances and the fire trucks that were trying to get to this area so they had clearly been marring what was supposed to be and many had hoped would be a peaceful protest workers in argentina are calling for the government to raise the minimum wage and protect jobs threatened by the coronavirus pandemic the economy was already in crisis before the pandemic hit its estimated just under half the population is living i

>> thank you, supervisor mar. i would need to go back and to check my records to make sure that i have -- what my record has been on voting. we always -- though i always have, you know, worked to ensure that no tenants' rights are being severed and also to encourage any tenant who is dealing with that to ensure that they are having the resources of the board as well. so i don't want to misspeak on my record on that vote but i can go back and check those cases and get back to you. >> supervisor mar: thank you. and a follow-up question more broadly, what are your thoughts on the term rent evictions, and that are they, in effect,, vikdzs? >> nothing makes my blood boil more than when at the board of appeals we have seen that very same thing. we have seen landlords try to claim oh, it's just a renovation, but as we look at the plans we find that -- wait, how is the person going to live in that unit supposedly while that type of work is going on. it's incompatible for that unit to be habitable while that scope of work

aye. >> commissioner mar? >> aye. commissioner peskin? >> reluctantly, aye. >> preston aye. ronen aye. safai aye. stefani aye. walton aye. yee aye. >> there are 11 ayes. consent agenda has final approval. >> supervisor peskin: no, no, the item number 4 is amended and now we will take item 4 as amended and the balance of the consent agenda. i making that motion. is there a second on that motion? >> second, mandelman. >> supervisor peskin: seconded by voice chair mandelman. on item 4 as amended and the balance of the consent agenda, a roll call, please. >> yes. item as amended. >> supervisor fewer: aye. >> supervisor haney: aye. >> supervisor mandelman: aye. >> supervisor mar: aye. >> supervisor peskin: aye. >> supervisor ronen: aye. >> supervisor safai: aye. >> supervisor preston: aye. >> supervisor stefani: aye. >> supervisor walton: aye. >> president yee: aye. >> the consent agenda as amended has approval. >> supervisor peskin: those items are approved. could you read item number 12? >> item 12, van ness bus rapid transit update. this is an information item. >> supervisor p

than mars, astronauts on the international space station received some much-needed supplies.mander chris casady used the station's robot arm to snag a northrup grummond supply ship. it contained 4 tons of cargo including a new $23 million titanium toilet. nothing but the best. >>> coming up on cbs this morning, black former fbi agents speak. cbs this morning, black former fbi agents speak. ask about xeljanz... a pill for adults with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis when methotrexate has not helped enough. xeljanz can help relieve joint pain and swelling, stiffness, and helps stop further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections. before and during treatment, your doctor should check for infections, like tb and do blood tests. tell your doctor if you've had hepatitis b or c, have flu-like symptoms, or are prone to infections. serious, sometimes fatal infections, cancers including lymphoma, and blood clots have happened. taking a higher than recommended dose of xeljanz for ra may increase risk of death. tears in the stoma

electoral commission said he secured 84 percent of the vote the opposition says the election was marred with iraq irregularities they're calling for mass protests. well in west africa violence has marred the presidential election in ivory coast opposition parties which are boycotting the vote say several people have been killed in clashes on polling day police fired tear gas during these demonstrations against the current leader. he was running for a 3rd term which the opposition says is unconstitutional. after polling stations closer president ouattara appealed for calm opposition candidates have already dismissed the whole process our correspondent funny fresh are in john has this assessment. the roads here in abidjan into commercial capital are almost empty people are staying at home and they're trying to sit out these controversial elections they are bracing for violence yet they're hoping for a peaceful outcome of the elections there were various incidents in the center in the cells of ivory coast including the capital city and. police forces to be trying to disperse protesters but

>> supervisor mar: second, mar. second by mar. >> president yee: okay. let's those items are going to be heard, also, so i'm a little bit [inaudible] procedurally because i will be taking public comments on all of these items. madam clerk, what's the procedure here? >> clerk: sure. mr. president, i think you're right. let's take public comment first, and then, we'll take the fewer recusal, and then, we'll take each motion one at a time. so we'll begin with public comment. >> president yee: okay. do we need to excuse supervisor fewer now? >> clerk: no, we can take public comment first and then excuse her during the action. >> president yee: okay. let's take public comment for items 75 to 106 and in regards to the continuance. okay, madam clerk, go ahead. i'm sorry. >> clerk: i will provide the telephone phone number. it is 415-655-0001. the meeting i.d. is 146-7550-0645. press pound twice and then star, three if you are interested in getting to speak. the board is accepting public comments for items 71 through 106. operations, do we have any public speake

a complete program our top story after months of unrest and a campaign marred by violence polls have closed in guinea's presidential election a vote appears to have been largely peaceful but dozens of opposition supporters say they refuse the chance to cast their ballots because of problems with their votes or cards the u.n. is all parties to refrain from engaging in ethnic violence a concern also shared by the international criminal court west african region is in

the movement for change there demanding social reforms and a new constitution but the protests were marred by vandalism looting and violence that left dozens injured the u.s. special envoy to afghanistan zalmay hollies says attacks are threatening to derail

aye. >> haney. >> aye. >> chair mar. >> aye. >> mr. chair, there are three ayes. >> thanthank you, mr. clerk. please call item 2. re-enact meant of emergency ordinance 7420 to require grocery store and drugstore and restaurant and on demand delivery service employers to provide health and scheduling procedures t to employees during the public health emergency related to covid-19. please call the number now to comment. 415-655-0001. enter the meeting id and press pound twice and connect to the meeting and press star to speak. prompts will indicate you raised your hand. please wait until you are unmuted. this item has been agendized as committee report at your request. >> thank you, supervisor haney for your leader ship and sponsor ship of this additional job emergency legislation supporting workers in the city. supervisor haney, the floor is yours. >> thank you, chair mar. very brief. this proposed emergency ordinance re-enacts the previous ordinance to expire on november 8. for an additional 60 days. it has worker protections covered b

. >> supervisor mar: aye. >> clerk: supervisor peskin. >> supervisor peskin: aye. >> clerk: supervisor preston. >> supervisor preston: aye. >> clerk: supervisor ronen. >> supervisor ronen: aye. >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. >> president yee: okay. without objection, they'll be approved after public comment. let's go to our unfinished business. please call the first item. >> clerk: item 1 an ordinance to waive for a two-year period permit and renewal fees in the public works code for cafe tables and chairs in public sidewalks and roadway areas and for display of fruits and vegetables or nonfood merchandise and two-way fees for use of parklets. >> president yee: supervisor haney. >> supervisor haney: i wanted to be as a co-author. >> president yee: okay. >> commissioner haney: co-sponsor, yes. >> president yee: okay. madam clerk, can you please call the roll. >> clerk: yes. we will add you, haney. supervisor. >> supervisor safai:. >> you're already a co-sponsor. >> there i am. >> president yee: he likes it so muc

churches burned shops looted violence mars protests in chile calling for more equal society. and fears that repeated attacks in afghanistan could do the real talks to end the war. the number of confirmed coronavirus cases around the world has surpassed $40000000.00 countries across europe are now imposing more restrictions to tackle the new wave of infections many have seen a record number of cases including poland which is turning its national stadium into a hospital to cope with the influx of patients it confirms with an 18000 cases over the weekend bringing its tally to 175000 it's of the. prime minister is warning there is no time to waste in order to avoid a food locked own mayors will be allowed to close all public squares in the evening to stop gatherings but gyms and swimming pools can stay open for no and around 6000000 people in the u.k. are expected to face tougher restrictions in the coming days with nearly 17000 new confirmed cases in the past 24 hours alone the worst hit areas are concentrated in the north west of england including its 3rd largest city mancheste

they say mars is going to be dangerous and this and that. going to the south pole 100 years ago, talk about dangerous, that was dangerous flying across the ocean, that was dangerous. one of the things i look for when i look for applicants, we go through thousands of these applications for each class and what i did not want was thrill seekers. i don't want a guy with a death wish. i want him to get back. my favorite part of the speech was we are training them safely to earth. you need the emotional ability to get to mars and the guy that is going to survive is what you want. >> host: one of the things astronauts talk about is this idea of the overview affect, this experience of being out in space and seeing the planet and there being no borders beyond some of the borders that are there. can you talk about sort of what that feeling is like? >> guest: i just did a short film in july called cosmic perspective and it talks about how it's changed our perspective, apollo taking the picture of the earth and the space station photographers like me bu

although this arrangement takes place every 26 months, mars won't be this close again until 2035.ight line — a moment astronomers call "opposition". now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello. and on the cool side but we start with cloud and rain in many areas, a wet day particularly across central and western areas through monday. the rain arrives through the rest of tonight, particularly northern ireland, west of scotland, and drizzle to the north and west of wales, lifting temperatures here through the night, coolest conditions towards east anglia and the southeast and through the midlands where we start the morning with brightness but has cloud push it over, temperatures will struggle to rise, it will stay rather chilly, i went start west of scotland and northern ireland were turning bright and breezy later, bright weather pushing towards the east of scotland was the rain sensing, this is where it will stay rather wet all day, the south. although it is a gentle breeze, temperatures are going to struggle to lift after that chilly start. nine or 10 celsius.

idea of going to the moon for a long time, which some people are talking about, and then going to mars that isn't just about figuring out how to fix something on the exterior on a space station, it is all sorts of challenges and largely psychological. i mean, of course there are huge psychological challenges with that but if you are on a mission to mars, you are two and a half years away from earth and that sort of isolation is something that has never occurred in human history, so far away for that long. so it looks at the ways groups of people, astronaut subjects come together and work as a team and the challenges they encounter as they are isolated from earth. >> to watch the rest of the program, visit the website, booktv.org. use the search box at the top of the page to search for kate green or the title of her book, "once upon a time i lived on mars." >>> welcome. i directed. before moving on to the discussion of carl hoffman, a little bit of history. founded in 1927 by benjamin on fourth avenue's book row from union square until after over 93 years a sol soul survivor now ry thir

>> supervisor mar: yeah. i think i would move that we approve item 46, affirming the categorical exemption determination. >> president yee: yeah, okay. got it. >> supervisor peskin: just so that we're clear, mr. president, i am making a motion to continue item 48, the preparation of findings. >> president yee: i know. i'll get to that in a second. this first motion comes first. so let me just take care of that, and we'll get to the second motion. so the motion is to approve item 46 and table items 47 and 48, and it's seconded by supervisor safai? >> supervisor safai: yes. thank you. >> president yee: okay. any discussion on the motion itself? okay. a roll call, motion denied ada. >> clerk: on the motion to approve item 46, and to table items 47 and 48 -- [roll call] >> clerk: there are nine ayes and one no. >> president yee: okay. so with a vote of 9-1, the motion -- >> clerk: mr. president, i should say with supervisor peskin in the dissent. >> president yee: okay. the motion to approve item 46 and table ite

and astronomers encourage people to go outside and look at the night sky, as planet mars is at its biggestghtest. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world, and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. one of the uk government's most senior scientific advisors has warned that the coronavirus epidemic has reached a tipping point, with infection rates at a similar level to march, when the government imposed a national lockdown. england's deputy chief medical officer professor jonathan van—tam said that more deaths would follow — "as night follows day. as he urged people to limit social contact in order to safeguard the nhs. talks on tough new restrictions for the worst hit parts of england are continuing, ahead of tomorrow's statement by boris johnson. in the us, donald trump's doctor has said the president is no longer contagious for the virus, ten days after he first showed symptoms. more on that shortly, but firstjohn mcmanus has this report on the situation in england. it's been a tough year so far, and it's understandable tha

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otra tragedia es un terremoto de mucha fuerza que sacudió hoy la costa de turquía en el mar ego. >> (tsunami en las costas del mar egeo. >> (música). >> al regresar, una familia de carolina del norte crea una forma segura para entregar dulc ¿no sabes cuál es el buzón oficial más cercano? visita vote.ca.gov para encontrar la locación que más te conviene y deposita tu boleta. y hay otras formas de votar: regresa tu boleta en un lugar de votación, o envíala por correo. también puedes votar en persona durante la votación temprana o el día de las elecciones. vota de la manera que tu prefieras, pero hazlo antes de las 8 p.m. del 3 de noviembre. >> (música). >> este sábado por la noche, cuando se vaya a dormir no olvide retrasar su reloj una hora, ya que se termina el horario de verano y comienza oficialmente el de invierno. y recuerde, se retrasa el reloj una hora. una familia de charlotte creo una alternativa segura y divertida para repartir dulces este halloween. diseñaron una máquina, quienes quieren un dulce deben enviar un mensaje de texto e indicar la cantidad de personas. esa es la c

mÁs de 375 inmigrantes rescatados en alta mar fueron llevados a la isla espaÑola de gran canarias.las imÁgenes al volver. patricia: para terminar, golpeado por una caÍda en el volumen de negocios, luego de las coles turistas desaparecieran por la pandemia. un restaurante hÚngaro que tiene una estrella michelin ha organizado un evento gastronÓmico en budapest, en una rueda de la fortuna o una rueda de chicago para generar ingresos. siempre en un entorno a prueba de coronavirus. las entradas cuestan casi $155 para una comida de cuatro platos. estas imÁgenes valen la pena. gracias, buenas noches. [música] mane: ¡un cafecito, abuelo! marcos: tranquilo que llegó papá con mi mamá. ♪ qué irónica es la vida que yo nunca comprendía esos dichos que mi abuelo me decía pero al pasar el tiempo poco a poco fui entendiendo sus palabras llenas de sabiduría por más que madrugaba nunca amanecí temprano en la corriente muchas veces me dormía y sabía con quién hablabas pero no me imaginaba que una piedra con tu mano tirarías >> brillaste por tu ausencia aunque nunca fuiste oro en mi vida fuiste ambos:

pero este aÑo ocurriÓ un milagro de la naturaleza, casi 3000 esas especies buscaron su hogar en el maroras de la fauna atribuyen a este incremento a la pandemia pues se redujeron actividades de pesca y turism >> se redujo la actividad ribereÑa, y de la pesca ind industrial, pienso que si b beneficiÓ como lo hizo con otra especies >> actualmente la tortuga gol n golfina es una de las mÁs ame amenazadas por su captura ilegal y recolecta de los huevo >> todavÍa existe el mercado negro, todavÍa existen en para los indÍgenas y las tortugas marinas son sagradas son parte de su cultura y religiÓn por es desde hace varios aÑos se dedican a su conservaciÓn. >> el territorio cada aÑo llegan cinco especies de tortugas del pacÍfico por eso la etnia protege las costas del mar de cortÉs como santuario de los hombres de arena en mÉxico isa osorio noticias telemund >> quÉ belleza, las cosas buenas siguen sucediendo pero hay que abrir los ojos para disfrutarlas, al regresar terror en francia un hombre apuÑala hasta la muerte a tres personas dentro de una iglesia, vamos y venimos quÉdese >>> a cinco dÍa

la subida del nivel del mar que supera los once pies de altura.delos nos dan dos pies de lluvia. inundaciones garantizadas. jorge: me encanta como pisas los huracanes. en otras noticias, el departamento de justicia acusÓ a dos ex miembros del grupo ice por la participaciÓn y secuestro de periodistas en siria. ilia: el departamento de justicia pidiÓ a la corte suprema pidiÓ revisar el caso del atentado con la matarÓn de mostÓn. - bostÓn. llega despuÉs de rechazada la sentencia de muerte. . abogados del departamento de justicia alegan que la corte de apelaciones del primer circuito se equivocÓ al dictaminar que merece un nuevo juicio para decidir si debe ser ejecutado. quedÓ en libertad condicional el ex agente luego de una fianza de un millÓn de dólares. estÁ acusado del asesinato de floyd. sostuvo su rodilla en el cuello de floyd. jorge: un mÚsico de una banda de rock latino denunciÓ que Él y un amigo fueron agredidos por habrar en espaÑol. se ofrece recompensa por informaciÓn de los agresores. tenemos mÁs de este presunto crimen de odio en contra

mÁs de 375 inmigrantes rescatados en alta mar fueron llevados a la isla espaÑola de gran canarias.ción presidencial. (pescador voz) ¿cómo me registro para votar? hmm!... hmm!... hmm!... (hombre voz) cariño, ¿cuándo es la fecha límite? (mujer voz) ya no vivimos allí. (abuela voz) estarás a salvo, ¿verdad? (hija voz) si! (cuatro niñas voz) ¡votamos! (abuela voz) ¡salgan a votar! !es muy importante! (hombre en la encuesta voz) woo! (abuela voz) ¡es lo más importante que puedes hacer! patricia: para terminar, golpeado por una caÍda en el volumen de negocios, luego de las coles turistas desaparecieran por la pandemia. un restaurante hÚngaro que tiene una estrella michelin ha organizado un evento gastronÓmico en budapest, en una rueda de la fortuna o una rueda de chicago para generar ingresos. siempre en un entorno a prueba de coronavirus. las entradas cuestan casi $155 para una comida de cuatro platos. estas imÁgenes valen la pena. gracias, buenas noches. ♪ madre mia! de escandalo lo que se viviÓ en la champions. esperÁ primera la serie mundial, pero los seis oscar hoy igualar el bera q

lo tengo debajo de mis pies encima del mar caribe, un mar muy caliente por eso se ha podido intensificarlos vientos pueden superarlas 100 millas por hora. lo bueno es que con el agua, la intensificaciÓn parece que no va a ocurrir asÍ que nos quedarÍamos con un potente huracÁn categorÍa 2. en 24 horas hemos pasado de tormenta tropical categorÍa 4. es una barbaridad. los vientos se concentran muy cerca del centro de la tormenta. ese impacto directo sobre yucatÁn en menos de 24 horas, viento intenso y mucha lluvia. luego de ese recorrido, hacia la costa de luisiana, donde podÍa llegar. los acumulados pueden ser mÁs de ocho pulgadas. lo que puede provocar inundaciÓn. los vientos empezarÁn a sentirse este jueves. cuando llegue podrÁn alcanzar las 100 millas por hora. tocarÁ estar muy pendiente. carolina: te agradecemos por esa informaciÓn. ahora hablemos de fÚtbol. este miÉrcoles una rivalidad histÓrica, holanda enfrenta a mÉxico en un partidazo de refacciÓn que no te puedes perder a las 2:00 pm, en vivo por unimÁs y tambiÉn por tudn. suerte. la ex primera dama michelle obama envÍa un contund

noticias para nuestros hermanos de el salvador y centroamérica, se están formando en elástico y en el marque hay en el distrito en las faldas del volcán san salvador. situación terrible y todavía no acaba la temporada oficial de huracanes y estamos ya en el calendario griego. estaría formándose esta estrena semana, quizás el lunes, voy a seguir monitoreando, sería histórica la formación por primera vez en el atlántico desde que el hombre tiene registros. las condiciones para nosotros, panorama agradable, viernes fin de semana de cambios, día domingo hay que retrasar el reloj una hora de temperaturas entre 69 y 79 grados en la región, saludos en concord, cómo va a pasar la noche de brujas y especialmente el día domingo con temperaturas agradables, 82, 47 y 48 grados de mínima seguimos con lluvias en la región, hay más detalles al >>> gracias ¿habrá suficiente para los gastos para la educación superior? puede resultar agobiante ahorrar pero si uno lo planifica desde pequeños es más fácil de lo que parece, silvana nos explica cómo hacerlo. >>> hola, qué tal amigos. 529 los planes de ahorro e

otro tipo de inundaciÓn es la marejada ciclÓnica, esa subida del nivel del mar que nos puede dar hastael carro pierda contacto con el piso, sino de un poco mÁs, y el vehÍculo estÁ flotando en 12 pulgadas. por eso es tan peligroso estar en la calle durante la llegada de un huracÁn. ademÁs de la lluvia, posibles tornados y viento fuerte, por la temible marejada ciclÓnica. seguiremos informando acÁ en univisiÓn. borja: gracias. hay que estar muy pendientes, los residentes deben estar muy bien informados de la historia de delta. carolina: "que dios sane a christopher". son las palabras con las que rompe el silencio, y los actores william levy y elizabeth gutiÉrrez, tras el accidente de su hijo el pasado 5 de octubre con las parejas agradeciÓ las muestras de cariÑo del pÚblico, y suplico a dios que sane pronto a su hijo y al demÁs muchachos. el menor explicÓ a emergencia que sus papÁs se iban enojar. ♪ ♪ borja: esperemos que pronto se recuperen. haremos una corta pausa, al regresar:[habla en inglÉs] al doctor juan nos explica quÉ es el regeneron, y si realmente ataca al coronavirus. ataca a

haciendo que suba el nivel del mar. a esta agua tenemos que aÑadir toda la que cae del cielo.ras. ademÁs el agua puede seguir subiendo. ahora mismo llevamos tres pies. el salÓn se inundó completamente. los objectos flotan. aquÍ no taz seguros. - aquÍ no estamos seguros. el agua tambiÉn puede seguir subiendo. ahora mismo, es impresionante. hay 6 pies de altura. por encima de mi cabeza. viene de la calle, estÁ sucia. realmente es peligroso. estar en casa cuando sube tanto. puede llegamos a los 9 pies y cubrir la planta baja. por eso es muy importante, si las autoridades piden de evacuar haganlo. cuando hay inundaciones la vida estÁ en sus manos. ♪ ilia: en mÉxico el presidente informÓ que el huracÁn delta no causÓ muchos daÑos en la penÍnsula. segÚn el mandatario hubo caÍda de Árboles y cortes de energÍa. agregÓ que la comisión de electricidad trabaje para que se reanude el servicio en la zona turÍstica. el presidente del parlamento europeo se fue a una cuarentena, despuÉs de que un miembro de su equipo dio positivo. dijo que no tiene sintomas, pero que decidiÓ hacerlo porque es