,, presidenta de voto latino, maría teresa, qué gusto tenerte. todo es que texas está tan cercana para ir a biden y les digo por qué, porque si arizona que tiene 11 votantes electorales y texas que tiene 38, el 3 de noviembre va a decidir las elecciones y puedo decir que definitivamente esos dos estados juntos son para biden, en este momento le cuento que la florida en pensilvania y otros cuatro estados no son tan importantes si eso es lo que está sucediendo. esta muchacha que está votando está hablando de lo que está pasando en texas. es por el voto de la juventud, es increíble >>> maría teresa ¿piensas que uno de los principales temores que es que se desate la violencia, ¿crees que salgo con fundamentos? >>> yo soy parte de un grupo de electorales que estamos viendo las cosas más importantes que vamos a tener encuenta es que el presidente necesita decir que él no va a asegurar que habrá violencia y necesita comunicar eso con el público lo más pronto posible pero sí le aseguro que es una preocupación, pero reconocemos que es una manera de decirl

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joy," i'm maria teresa kumar. while the president remains at walter reed medical center after testing positive for covid-19, a key member of his debate prep team, chris christie, checked himself into the hospital after testing positive for the virus. christie is the eighth person to contract the virus after attending the super spreading event at the rose garden last weekend. for his part trump released a video on twitter from inside the hospital reassuring the public that he was feeling, quote, much better. but it came after mixed messages from his doctors and his chief of staff, mark meadows, earlier in the day. we will have more on that later. meanwhile, his presidential campaign is in full steam ahead by launching operation maga and announcing vice president pence's visit to swing states after his wednesday debate with senator kamala harris. and now warning signs show trump's campaign can use all the help it can get. just an hour ago nbc news and the "wall street journal" released a poll showing biden with a st

chief white house correspondent hallie jackson, hugh hewitt, host on the salem radio network, maria teresa kumar, president of voto latino, and jake sherman, senior writer for "politico." welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press with chuck todd." >>> good sunday morning. from his first day in office, donald trump has been the shock-and-awe president, but it's possible with three weeks until election day that mr. trump has lost his ability to shock and awe us. and with his poll numbers slipping, what we've seen in the past week has been especially trumpi trumpian, even for president trump. he told americans not to let the coronavirus dominate their lives after he received access to treatments most americans still can't get, claimed there's now a cure for covid in a lengthy appearance on rush limbaugh's radio show, appeared on another show for a so-called virtual medical exam for a friendly fox doctor in another city, urged his attorney general to indict joe biden and president

ceo marÍa teresa kumar and former national security divisor h.r. mcmaster.and one-on-one discussions they talked about the 2020 election, and voter turnout. alexion security, divert -- election security. -- election security. diversity in government and foreign policy. >> welcome to our new shavers road ahead series leading to the of ever election. i am coming to from my home in washington, d.c.. i am our politics editor. thanks to bank of america making these conversations possible and welcome to audiences on facebook, youtube, twitter, linked in and axios.com. we hope you will follow along using the #axios events and at axios on twitter. over the next 30 minutes i will be joined by steph kyte and mike allen to unpack that news of the date, but her turnout and how national security will play a key role in the member election. now i would like to welcome our first guest, the ceo and president of photo op latino, maria teresa kumar joins us from newark new jersey. hello. >> thank you for having me. how are you? >> i am tired. they election is a week away. >>

welcome, maria teresa. ms. kumar: hello. how are you doing? margaret: i am tired, because the election is a week and a half away. [laughter] ms. kumar: but we are not on the road. that is the best part of all of this, right? [laughs] margaret: we are not on the road, but i like the energy on the road, and there is an end to the day on the road. there is no end to the day when zoom in your office is also your dining room table, which is next to the kitchen. ms. kumar: i know. i think the challenge is that by november 3, you do not want to see anything. [laughs] know,et: right, and, you i am just grateful to be healthy, and i know you are, too. but we are, like you said, a week at a half away. are there major concerns that we talk about and hear about as far as ballots being counted, mail-in ballots being challenged? talk about where your group is doing right now in this final stretch, and what are you most concerned about? are any of these suppose that there is actually suppression efforts? how should we think about what we are hearing? ms. kum

. >>> i'm maria teresa kumar. we're ten days away from the election day. with friday breaking records for coronavirus the station in the election are life and death but unlike years past, it can more appropriately be thought of as when the voting season ends. these are all the states where early voting is already under way and already 47 million americans have cast a ballot. donald trump is one of the early ones casting a blot in the crucial state of florida this morning. he spoke at the largest retirement community to appeal to sigenior citizens whose suppt in 2016 helped lead him to victory. now they've started to abandon him in staggering margins. later today president obama will speak in miami in support of his former right-hand man and statewide polls show obama who won florida twice could help push biden over the top. joining me now -- mitch seizer. folks, thank you so much for joining me. this is my election season. it's my football season, so i'm glad i have some of the best in the business today to join me. i'm going start with you, rachel. rachel

. >> does pret bear 1307b89 foroi correspondent hallie jackson, hugh hewitt, teresa maria kumar, president of voto latino, and jake sherman, senior writer for politico. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>> from nbc news in washington, the longest-running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. from his fist day in office, donald trump has been the shauk and awe president. but it's possible mr. trump lost his ability to shock and awe us. with his poll numbers slipping, what we've seen in the past week has been president trumpian, even for mr. trump. he told americans not to let the coronavirus dominate their lives after he received access to treatments most americans still can't get. claimed there's a cure on rush limbaugh's show. urging his on another show attorney general to indict joe biden and president obama, successfully pressured secretary of state mike pompeo to agree to release hillary clinton ee plals, pulled out of talks and begged back in and then pulled out of the debate and then it was canceled. are we shocked, aw

she is the ceo and president of voto latino, maria teresa kumar if joins us from nfnlgt welcome, teresa. >> thanks, margaret, how are you going? >> i mean, i'm tired -- [laughter] >> but we're not on the road. that's the biggest thing of all of this, right? [laughter] >> we're not on the road, but i don't know about you, i kind of get energy being on the road, and also there is an end to the day on the road. there is no end to the day when zoom and your office is also your dining room table which is also next to the kitchen. >> i know. i think that's absolutely -- no, and i think the challenge is that by november 3rd you're just, like, you don't want to see anything. ve[laughter] >> right. well, and, you know, i'm just grateful to be healthy. so but we are, like we said, a week and a half away. look, there are major concerns that we talk about and hear about in terms of ballots being counted, mail-in ballots being challenged, problems at the f polls onn election day. talk to us a little bit about what your group's doing right now in this final stretch, and what are you most concerned ab

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maria teresa kumar joins us from newark, new jersey. welcome, maria teresa. ms. kumar: hello. how are you doing? margaret: i mean, i am tired, because the election is a week and a half away. [laughter] but i am doing great. thanks for asking. ms. kumar: but we are not on the road. that is the best part of all of this, right? [laughter] margaret: we are not on the road, but i do not know about you, i kind of get energy on the road. and there is an end to the day on the road. there is no end to the day when zoom in your office is also your dining room table, which is next to the kitchen. ms. kumar: i know. i know. i think the challenge, though, is that, by november 3, you do not want to see anything. [laughter] margaret: right, and, you know, i am just grateful to be healthy, and i know you are, too. but we are, like we said, a week and a half away. there are major concerns we talk about and hear about in terms of ballots being counted, mail-in ballots being challenged, problems at the polls on the day. talk to us about what your group is doing right now in this final stretch, a

thank you. >>> good morning, i'm maria-teresa kumar.ald trump has gone from covid skeptic to covid patient. he's spending the weekend at the walter reed medical facility in a precautionary measure. overnight trump's doctor said trump is resting comfortably, had received a dose of remdesivir but has not received a dose of supplemental oxygen. he tweeted

nos explica marÍa teresa mejía que la celebraciÓn tradicionaldel dÍa de muertos en san josÉ se ha transformadomuchos casos de coronavirus, por eso este aÑo, en los altares de la plaza de la herencia mexicana san josÉ se rendirÁ tributo a las pÉrdidas humanas por este virus. marÍa: la pandemia no logrÓ detener la celebraciÓn del dÍa de muertos este aÑoen la plaza de la herencia mexicana de san josÉ. el festejo se realizarÁ de una manera diferente y mÁs segura. >> este aÑo contratamos artistas y miembros de la comunidad para que construyan sus altares. el tema es que estamos dando nuestros respetos a la gente que ha fallecido por la pandemia. marÍa: para evitar el contacto entre personas, los altares podrÁn ser vistos a la distancia desde automÓviles. >> este viernes de 6:00 a 10:00 el sÁbado de 6:00 a 10:00, la comunidad va a poder manejar para ver los altares. tambiÉn habrÁ mÚsica. allÁ vamos a dar unas bolsas con actividades para los niÑos. marÍa: para matar dos pÁjaros de un solo tiro, y la plaza de la herencia mexicana tambiÉn se podrÁ votar. asÍ que el sÁbado se podrán admirar los altaresy

. >> and, maria teresa, we bumped into that piece of joe biden talking about climate change and takingmazon to the auto industry to wall street in a matter of seconds in a way that was very clear, easy to follow, clear policy, and i'm going to have to assume nothing like what we heard from donald trump tonight or what people who listened to that heard from donald trump. >> yeah, i have to share with you i did listen a little bit to donald trump, and i was aghast when he said that people -- 85% of the people who wear masks can still get the coronavirus. i mean, dead wrong. and so seeing that contrast to joe biden who brought policy detail, he was tackling one of the biggest issues that had so many barriers in being accomplished in our policy making and that is climate change. and he was able to ground it and say, look, we need to be at the table. at the table make sure we're addressing climate change. we can also bring the must-needed jobs, the infrastructure we're going to need. that is what the american people are looking for. at the work we do at voto latino, the three things mobiliz

joy," i'm maria teresa kumar.il voting season ends and so far a record 53 million americans have cast a ballot. this was the scene as early voting began in new york city yesterday. not too shabby for a city that the president called a ghost town just a few days ago. also on saturday president obama hit the campaign trail in miami where he set the record state about his economic

joy," i'm maria teresa kumar. we have nine days to go until voting season ends and so far a record 53 million americans have cast a ballot. this was the scene as early voting began in new york city yesterday. not too shabby for a city that the president called a ghost town just a few days ago. also on saturday president obama hit the campaign trail in miami where he set the record state about his economic legacy. >> donald trump likes to claim he built this economy. some people actually give him credit for it. listen, america created 1.5 million more jobs in the last year of the obama-biden administration than in the first three years of the trump-pence administration. their first three years fell short of our last three, and that was before he could blame the pandemic. >> listen to that covid clap back with the horns. joe biden also knocked donald trump on his handling of the covid crisis while stumping in pennsylvania. >> you know what's really sad about this? the president knew this back in february. he lied to

marÍa teresa: lo mÁs importante es que la persona participe de manera que se sientaque puede hacerlo $100,000m le van a dar la educaciÓn gratis, eso le puede cambiar no solamente la situaciÓn de una generaciÓn pero tambiÉn a movilizar un grupo de gente joven que tal vez piensa que la educaciÓn no estÁ con su acceso... facha: hay que analizar cada una de las plataformas y luego ver las mejores para cada uno gracias maria teresa kumar, co fundadora y lider de la organizacion activista voto latino por hablar con nosotros. y te recordamos que puedes visitar univision punto com diagonal vota conmigo para encontrar tu centro de nuestra pÁgina web {risas} carla: despuÉs de los excesos de fin de semana puede que tengamos la cara un poco como recuperar la cara en 5 minutos con la yoga facial de kik rocha. .-kika, comencemos con mano sobre la frente. vamos a hacer, parpadear cinco veces. asÍ lo vamos a repetir otras cinco veces porque estoy despertando la zona de los ojos. eso es lo primero que vamos a hacer. el segundo movimiento, los dedos como si fuÉramos una chinita Íbamos a parpadear igual

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joy," i'm maria teresa kumar.hile the president remains at walter reed medical center after testing positive for covid-19, a key member of his debate prep team, chris christie, checked himself into the hospital after testing positive for the virus. christie is the eighth person to contract the virus after attending the super spreading event at the rose garden last weekend. for his part trump released a video on twitter from inside the hospital reassuring the public that he was feeling, quote, much better. but it came after mixed messages from his doctors and his chief of staff, mark meadows, earlier in the day. we will have more on that later. meanwhile, his presidential campaign is in full steam ahead by launching operation maga and announcing vice president pence's visit towi

and maria teresa i'll start with you. if you think this is an issues election the oil answer may matter more. if you think this is character election, perhaps the covid answer and the way that was handled by biden matters more. where's your head on this? >> you know who else is transitioning from oil? the oil industry. they recognize that is where their future is. so i don't know how aligned it is to not seeing straight where we need to go. and most of the folks he's talking about in texas, you already see a massive transition. that's one piece. but the other piece is people are scared and rightfully scared because they don't have leadership. the reason americans feel anxiety on their health care, on their day to day economic survival has yes an element of covid but everything to do with the leadership at the top. donald trump has fumbled this in a big way. and he hasn't not only taken ownership but continues to deny the people straight answers on how to protect themselves at the most basic level. when you talk about who

. >>> i'm maria teresa kumar. we're ten days away from the election day.s for coronavirus the station in the election are life and death but unlike years past, it can more appropriately be thought of as when the voting season ends. these are all the states where early voting is already under way and already 47 million americans have cast a ballot. donald trump is

ceo marÍa teresa kumar and former national security divisor h.r. mcmaster.ne discussions they talked about the 2020 election, and voter turnout. alexion security, divert -- election security. -- election security.

. >> axios hosted a virtual event with representative karen bass, maria teresa kumar and former nationaladviserrer h.r. mcmaster. in one-on-one discussions, they talked about the 2020 election and voter turnout, election security, diversity in government and foreign policy. >> welcome to the fourth event in our news shapers, america'sed road ahead series leading up to the november election. 'i'm axios' white house and politics editor, and i'm coming to you from my home in washington d.c. thanks to bank of america for making these conversations possible and welcome to our

. >>> good morning, i'm maria-teresa kumar. donald trump has gone from covid skeptic to covid patient. he's spending the weekend at the walter reed medical facility in a precautionary measure. overnight trump's doctor said trump is resting comfortably, had received a dose of remdesivir but has not received a dose of supplemental oxygen. he tweeted his treatment is going, quote, well. lawmakers who have been diagnosed continues to grow. just in the last hour we learned that senator ron johnson of wisconsin has tested positive. he joins two of his senator colleagues, thom till lis and mike lee. at least 7 people who attended that event have now tested positive. joining me now, laurie garrett, author of the plague is coming. former senior to the white house, olivia troy and yami yamish elcindor. lori, i would like to start with you. you had a piece today on foreign policy headlines saying only state of the art medicine and luck can save trump now. can you talk a little bit about what you meant? >> well, i don't write the headlines

tengo que dar la bienvenida a nuestra asesora marÍa teresa martínez. buenos dÍas. ya terminamos este procedimiento. ahora nos vamos a la mÁquina. marÍa: pasamos por este lado. excelente. por este lado estÁ el vestidor. aquÍ la mujer se puede cambiar. tenemos toalla para que se pueden quitar el desodorante que no necesita. estamos listos para que ella venga por este lado a realizarse su mamografÍa. karla: yo te sigo por aquÍ. estamos en un lugar apretadita. tenemos que mantener el distanciamiento como se pueda. este es el aparato. marÍa: sí. aquÍ tenemos hoy a la directora clÍnica de operaciones. tambiÉn nos va a servir de modelo. karla: perfecto. vamos a comenzar. mientras nos estÁn demostrando me cuentas a quÉ edad, cuÁntas veces y quÉ es lo que buscan. adelante. marÍa: sí. estas dos planchas van a comprimir el seno, ambos senos en una sola toma. esta modalidad tiene la posibilidad de tener varias radiografÍas que van a poder detectar cualquier anormalidad. la mujeres tienen que pesar a partir de los 40 aÑos de edad. de los 40 aÑos a los 44 aÑos anualmente. una muj