maya: good morning, francine.reou are quite right are several risk events on the activity -- on the horizon, the second round of covid-19 and the activity that brings with it. as well as the furlough programs at the in that this month in the u.k. command of course now two months to the end of the program in the united states. i think the balance is shifting in a slightly more cautious from a risk perspective at columbia threadneedle, we are feeling a bit neutral, more than we were this summer, francine, when we last spoke. markets have come a long way from there, and the risk that we discussed are significant. i think if we look at something like corporate bonds, for example, back in, march april, may, 50 times the historical average default rate. now they are actually trading slightly rich for those longer-term valuations. so we continue to participate in the intellectuals market, but we are feeling more neutral on risk overall, because we cannot quite see that factor that we list from where we are right now. fra

it is out today on netflix here is maya rudolph maya >> hi. >> jimmy: oh, it's so good to see you. just saw you on "saturday night live." i love you, bud. and congrats on "saturday night live" last weekend i want to walk through some of the steps because i can't even really imagine all of the steps that went on first of all, it's the first show back in a pandemic. >> yeah. >> jimmy: what was it like i didn't want to go up and bother anybody >> it -- it was nuts i mean, you and i were there for the first show after september 11th >> jimmy: yeah >> and when anthrax was in the building, i believe. >> jimmy: oh, yeah >> that was another doozy. >> jimmy: do you remember that >> that was crazy. and i feel like there was a reminiscent feeling of there was -- you were in the center of everything going on and honestly, "snl's" been doing -- they are doing an unbelievable job of making you feel safe. everyone's tested every single time we walk in, but it's "snl." everything happens at the last minute you know, in order to get the best show possible on the air. so, imagine that with, like, pp

the chancellor maya, is going to be announcing a fourth package of measures to support businesses andbea businesses and i guess there's going to be a bit of an expectation whether those companies that find themselves in the second tear which isn't as financially supported, will get a little bit more support meyer, what do you reckon? what this guardian story is saying is it seems that the measures might include things looking at two thirds wage subsidies from employees that were furloughed in tier 3 areas is enough. this really comes off the back of what we seen as to be a really calamitous way the government is interacting with a lot of the regional administrations. is interacting with a lot of the regionaladministrations. particular greater manchester and andy burnham. greater manchester in particular anti—burn him asking for more support saying that a lot of people in the region were going to really struggle with what was on the table. i think there will be some frustration and this is now, is there some recognition about this? it would be welcome if there is a revision up of what

narcotrafico a peñ>permanecen aislados representa a la nueva generación de jóvenes latinos maya influencers llama a todos a votar porque el voto representa una vida mejor >> chaparreando es la nueve serie de omar chaparro con su hijo adolescente el comediante mexicano nos cuentadetalles del rodaje (♪ música ) >> buenas tardes la noticia acapara noticiasen méxico fuera del país es la del arresto del ex secretario de defensa o ex ministro de defensa salvador cienfuegos durante el mandato presidencial de enrique peña nieto. luego de una larga investigación fue detenido en el aeropuerto de los angeles california a petición de la dea francisco cuevas con los detalles de esta operación . buenas tardes francisco . >> qué tal felicidad, la noticia cayó como una verdadera bomba en los Ángeles es el arresto del militar de más alto rango en suelo estadounidense la información que tenemos es que el arresto del general salvador cienfuegos herrera se llevó a cabo en el aeropuerto internacional de los Ángeles, y que la orden de detención de cienfuegos zepeda salió de la agencia antidrogas de e

y el sim polo de la cultura maya la identidad y las raÍces de los pueblo indÍgena de la pandemia. >>>uy buenas tardes buen inicio de lunes saludos gracias por estar con nosotros cuatro miembros de la guardia suiza encargada de la custodia del papa en roma dieron positivo al test del coronavirus, los cuatro mostraron algunos sÍntomas y fueron abs ladislados vamos con informe desde el voto americano, buenas tardes # #. >>>♪. >>> saludos cordiales me encuentro en uno de los ingresos al vaticano y como ven a es mis espaldas, dos de los aguar asÍ que suizos que estÁn vigilando el acceso llevan la mÁs ca villa la primera vez que veo guardias suizos con mascarilla es que cuatro de los 135 agentes ha resultado positivos y con sÍntomas al coronavirus, y es preocupante, porque este importante cuerpo de guardia se ocupa de custodia los apartamentos pontÍfices del papa y oficinas donde trabaja y donde se reÚne con las autoridades de la iglesia y con los jefes de estado en los casos fueron detectado entre el sÁbado y el domingo y el vaticano ya ha aislado el cuartel de la guardia suiza y quiere de

and guy johnson, the son of maya angelou. welcome to the show. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> we are here to talk about an official project you have been working on for a while, a song for cesar. >> we are happy about that. >> talk about why it took so long and your vision, what you want folks to get out of it. >> well, i guess the reason it took so long, we had a few bumps in the road. the vision kept us going. we worked on this project years ago. the purpose and vision was always -- it became farm workers. whenever i think of bumps in the road and making this film, i say, you have to continue. it's for the farm workers and it's to honor this great hero of ours. that's been the primary purpose from the beginning and still remains that today. light needs to be shed on farm workers. the contribution to our society and they are underserved, so to speak. that's what keeps me going. as many years. i'm pleased we have a special guest, my good friend guy johnson is here today. he was the impetus or what lit the match to s

maya nepos is tiktok content creator. and has about 200,000 followers, which she mobilised injune. yells: trump, trump, trump! it was in that month that donald trump organised a rally in tulsa, oklahoma. for him, it was a huge event — a comeback rally to kick—start his re—election campaign after lockdown. massive shout—out for this epic idea. had to try it. google "tulsa rally". you can put in fake information. i made a really short video about how easy it was to go to donald trump's website and sign up to, like, reserve a seat. and you're all set. just sit back and remember, don't actually go. he was very convinced that there was really a million people that wanted to go to his tulsa rally. and inside, acres of empty seats. the arena has a capacity of 19,000. the fire marshal today confirmed there were only 6,200 present. that was a great — one of my favourite forms of activism. harnessing the power of tiktok may have felt great for tiktokers like maya, but for one person, it was anything but. it's notjust individuals wh

and maya was like, "this is stupid."ou picked the pepper grain, and i thought it was a stupid game, and then i was like, "no, we're actually both really entertained by this. and that's - >> seth: that is a -- look, it's nice to find companionship on production sets. one of the most fun things about this show is you guys are pulling from your own middle school experience. were there things that found their way into season two that you knew during season one that you wanted to find space for [ light laughter ] >> yeah, there's always -- there have always been these kind of iconic stories in our real upbringing, and we always pull from them, and there's -- it influences tons in the show. but there were -- there was an instance for me that i kept -- i feel like i kept avoiding fully putting it in. but it -- it made its way in it was just a different character. and i had a wonderful nickname growing up it was icebox. >> seth: mm-hmm. >> and it still makes me feel weird, sadly, because that's what happens with ptsd and it -- t

first maya rockeymoore cummings is a a former chair of the maryland democratic party and wife of the late congressman elijah cummings. in "we're better than this" congressman cummings details the moment of which is life the prepared in two oh president trump accountable for his actions while in office. his final words are a called action for us all to remain rooted in the politics of optimism and enact change in any way we can. moderate to nice conversation is april ryan, cnn political analyst, bureau chief for american urban rear network and author most recently of under fire. reporting from the frontlines of the trump white house. please welcome my in april to p&p life. hi, ladies. >> thank you. how are you doing? everyone, thank you for joining. this is going to be an excellent conversation and we encourage you to come in with questions because this book is powerful. this moment is powerful. we are going to speak to a man who addressed this moment and moments before and beyond. this book for me it's a tough read. as you know i advocate from baltimore who grew up to be a woman in b

maya harris thank you for joining me today. will start with the video that shows the different ways sexism has been made of policy for a long time now and set the table for this conversation. what environment is it for woman running in particular for senator harris as joe biden's vice presidential -- the way i look at it in 2016 was hillary clinton you won't catalogs some of them from 202,016 in that video. she is often subjected to attacks and coverage that was rooted in gender bias. sometimes it's out and out sexism and misogyny. i think writ large the political ecosystem did not recognize it as such. they thought there was something wrong with her and after she logged from my perspective a devastating eye-opening experience i we look at it differently now. the first elizabeth warren got into the race in january of 2019 there was a story that talked about her likability and i disappointed to see that story and a bunch of push back right away. saying we are going to let this happen next time and we understand what it means. it

phil: thank you, maya shwayder, in washington.take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. the former police officer charged with the murder of george floyd has been released from prison on bail after posting a million dollar bond. george floyd died in may after showing -- after derek chauvin pressed his knee against his neck. the u.k. parliament has voted in favor of significantly reducing greenhouse gases by 2030. lawmakers agreed a 60% cut across the block, compared to 1990 levels. this will have huge invocations for all sectors. it still needs the approval of e.u. members states. in kurdistan, -- kyrgyzstan, the country slips deeper into chaos a day after opposition protesters stormed government buildings, forcing the prime minister to quit and the parliamentary election to be annulled. at least three distinct groups have now attempted to claim leadership of the country. azerbaijan's foreign minister is due to meet international mediators in the conflict with armenia, as deadly fighting over a bre

costas mexicanas la pe neno es la del yucatÁn poniendo en riesgo en peligro la zona de la riviera mayaespera que vaya? direcciÓn norte para golpear entre louisiana y el noroeste de florida. >>> bueno la preocupaciÓn de los meteorÓlogos que la tormenta zeta trae consigo rÁfagas de vientos y torrenciales aguaceros por lo que se esperan posibles marejadas en zonas costeras zeta serÍa el octavo sistema tropical en azotar a louisiana que ha recibido a varios mÁs, y no han tenido un respiro los residentes de estas zonas y esto va a seguir hasta el 30 de noviembre. >>> ha sido una temporada mÁs

dentro de este grupo, la comunidad maya es la mÁs impactada.en el techo con 6 o 10 personas. nuestra compaÑera no tiene los detalles, reportera: asÍ es, ramon los datos obtenidos ratifican la dura realidad que viven los latinos. por eso nuestro equipo contractual concejal nos dijera de quÉ manera la ciudad puede apoyar a estas comunidades. los resultados de las pruebas masivas confirmaron que los latinos son las personas mÁs afectadas al igual que los de bajos ingresos. el concejal reconociÓ que hay un gran problema de salud. >> la ayuda se va a demostrar a la familia, y tambiÉn estÁ pasando, algunos crees que se haga enferma, pero es la experiencia que tenemos, por favor, no se apure si andamos con papeles, o no papeles, es muy importante para la clÍnica de la razarecibir el servicio. reportera: entre los resultados tambiÉn se afirma que la comunidad maya sufre. >> necesitamos un sistema que apoya la comunidad latina, para que podamos apoyar a las familias para que se mantengan en casa si tienen el virus. reportera: por su parte el concejal re

la selva en donde estÁ la capital del mundo maya. >> es uno de los parques matrimonio de la humanidadgica es demasiado grande y se convierte en un problema. >> la importancia de la zona para los narcos se refleja en la violencia. >> el juez que atendÍa los casos fue asesinado. >> ademÁs del narcotrafico la selva tambiÉn ha sido afectada por la invasiÓn de agricultores. >> estamos comprometidos pero necesitamos que realmente se involucran en este proceso >> todos amenazan de un lugar crucial. >> sin embargo, suigo lugares mÁgicos continÚan de pie y desafiantes. >> en guatemala, noticias telemundo. >> vamos a una pausa pero al volver los inesperados baÑistas en una playa australiana. ¿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,

your slogan be if you and maya were running for office what would be your slogan?is awesome, by the way. i actually like that that's a good slogan guys, we have ashley and if she was running for president, the celebrity she would pick as her running mate would be maya rudolph, and her slogan would be, just get it done for this next one, since we're talking politics, can we do something that sounds like schoolhouse rock "i'm just a bill" or any of those? ♪ ♪ ♪ ashley's the name and fro brooklyn she cam just to play a little free style game ♪ ♪ in less than one week presidential electio is comin and if she could ♪ ♪ then she and maya rudolph would be running and what's the slogan they would say just get it done ♪ ♪ and today u up and away ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. hey! up, up and away. ashley, thank you so much for playing. thank you! let's do run more. here we go hello, my friend what is your name and where are you from >> i'm julio, and i'm from el paso, texas >> jimmy: hey, el paso el paso, texas >> way down south. way down south >> jimmy: yeah,

seriously now you know ok we're only at 200000 people dead in this country let's see what happens maya thank you very much for no though it's our washington correspondent and here in the studio from our u.s. election coverage team william good story. first lady maloney of trump who has also tested positive also tweeted she said that she and the president or feeling good that she had postponed a coming and gauge the white house has confirmed that the president will not be making a planned campaign trip to florida on friday. well let's get a scientific perspective on all of this i'm joined now by eric. being he's an epidemiologist and a senior fellow at the federation of american scientists in washington d.c. thank you for being with us mr fighting what went through your mind when you heard the president donald trump had tested positive for the coronavirus. well it was. actually just it was a matter of trying it was about timing because he had been doing a lot of dangerous and risky things for example at the debate how the room was massed the democratic side how the room was entirely unm

sido mÁs afectadas por el coronavirus, por ejemplo segÚn las recientes previas donde la comunidad mayara compaÑera carla farÍas nos amplia la informaciÓn. carla: estas pruebas hechas confirma que las personas latinas de bajos ingresos son los mÁs vulnerables por la pandemia. >> ahorita los servicios estÁn presentes, haya algunos que no creen que se van a enfermar pero realmente es la experiencia que tenemos y por favor debe cuidarse. >> tenemos un sistema que apoya a la comunidad latina, que apoya para que podamos apoyar a las familias para que se mantengan en casa si es que alguien tiene el virus. reportera: asÍ como tambiÉn de otros recursos que podrÁ conocer visitando la clÍnica de la raza. >> ese es el Único motivo que tenemos para vivir y es el ayudar a otras personas. ahorita nuestro condado estÁ ofreciendo ayuda con los medicamentos y tambiÉn con dos semanas de alojamiento. reportera: mientras tanto, la doctora alicia fernÁndez de la universidad de california indicÓ que cada tres de cada 10 inmigrantes de origen maya en este barrio dieron positivo. >> se veÍan que muchos de ello

ramÓn: cabe mencionar que la tasa de anticuerpos entre la comunidad maya era de un 27%, lo que significa el coronavirus pero nunca lo supieron y mucho menos recibieron atenciÓn mÉdica, precisamente por esa razÓn se insiste en la importancia de practicarse la prueba del coronavirus aunque no tenga sÍntomas, en oakland administrarÁn estos test maÑana en el boulevard internacional. y tambiÉn se ofrecerÁn pruebas en el centro de salud al oeste de oakland maÑana, desde las 8:30 de la maÑana hasta las 12:30 del mediodÍa, puede registrarse a travÉs del sitio de internet que le estamos compartiendo pantalla. ahora bien, todos sabemos que estamos en plena temporada de influenza y aesto se suma la pandemia del coronavirus, un mÉdico recomienda no esperar y vacunarse contra el flu que causaron tres muertos de cada 1000 personas infectadas, marÍa antonieta mejÍa nos cuenta mÁs, adelante, marÍa. marÍa: ramÓn, muy buenas noches, un mÉdico de san josé dice que las personas de la tercera edad y las mujeres embarazadas deben ponerse la vacuna de la influenza porque es muy importante pero tambiÉn insta a

que ella pudiera seguir con mi educaciÓn. >> por ella nunca se olvidÓ de hablar su lengua materna mayaartistas. >> en tu tierra ni eres profeta pero cuando vas a otro sÍ. >> en virginia, zulema salazar, noticias telemundo. >> felicidades y gracias a zulema. gracias a usted por acompaÑarnos, que pasen un hermoso fin de semana, cuÍdense mucho, hay mÁs informaciÓn esta tarde en noticias telemundo. hasta el lunes. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪

across the country college basketball is scheduled to start at the end of november stanford senior maya dodson made the tough decision to sit the season out. i spoke with her about why and what the future holds. stanford senior maya dodson says the basketball court has always been her happy place but this year she says even basketball couldn't block out the chaos from the pandemic one of my and its members ended up having covid and they're ok now, but. >>i think it's different when you realize firsthand how serious covid isn't dodson says the black lives matter movement also has impacted her deeply. >>i think after george floyd's killing. that's really something that woke me up. i want protesting with my brother a couple times. and realize that this is something that's going always affect me as a young black woman she says both of those factors led her to make the tough decision to opt out of her final cardinal basketball season. >>dodson says she took the lead from her heroes in the wnba kind of scene that there's 2 different ways of going. >>kind of handling this and i felt like going

announcer: today, senator, sister, maya's harris, shared had the senator is preparing for tonight's vice presidential debate. she was on a panel previewing the debate and discussing women in politics. this was posted by political. afternoon. tonight, everyone is turning their attention to the one and only vp debate between mike pence and senator, kamala harris, of california. theit, we will discuss matchup between president trump and joe biden and how senator harris has prepared for tonight. off a series of virtual conversations intended to bring the women community together as we continue to power through a year that has changed american life and how women in corporate america, their own communities, and the household. joining us is maya harris, kamala's sister and one of her closest political advisers, christine pelosi, and jennifer p., a former communication's chief to president obama and advisor to hillary clinton's 2016 campaign. you can follow the conversation on twitter. i will also answer a few audience questions before we end this roundtable. before we get started, we have a spe

thank you maya. and a reminder of our top story at this hour germany has been holding an official ceremony to mark the 30th anniversary of its reunification president. event and cost him the describe the past 30 years as a triumph of democracy over oppression. this is news from berlin don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website. dot com. more news as always at the top of the. homey pushed home right now climb a tree keep it off the store this is my place to way from just. how much we're going to get. we still have time to.

so please welcome maya in april 2 pmp live. >> hello ladies thank you for joining and we encourage you to come in with questions. this book is powerful. this moment is powerful. going to speak to a man who dresses this moment and moments before and beyond. this book for me, is a tough read. as you know, i wrote to be a woman in baltimore i knew him before he was a congressman you i read this book there's a tab it's a tough read because it was him. and we lost him almost a year ago we need to understand. what this book does is takes the bail off of washington. it takes a veil off of baltimore, takes the veil off the hearings of oversight and government reform. in with us today is doctor maya rocky more cummings the widow of the late congressman elijah cummings. and i can tell you, hello high april it's a pleasure to be on with you today. >> it's a pleasure to be out with you let's just put on the table, transparencies a lot. we know each other. we know each other very well. i know this couple so well that i know they had been working for years on a book. and finally with got this book.

as maya said, infecting people, spreading this virus even further. we know he is doing that. we have seen reports coming out of his minnesota rally last week, that people there were infected. it's just unbelievably irresponsible behavior from this president. and you know, you talk about him going to a place like florida, place like lohio, places he won four years ago. he is spending his time and energy on states that he won four years ago and is losing now. he is not on offense in any states, whatsoever. he is spending all his time calling into right-wing radio and on fox news, where he is only talking to his base. you know, he's in a really bad spot right now, where he is just trying to keep people from leaving his column in this election. he's not gaining new voters or expanding his pool, at all. and -- and as he does that, he's kind of embodying the concerns that people have about his leadership on coronavirus. so it's pretty -- it's pretty much the perfect storm of bad behavior that you could imagine coming from trump at the end of a campaign, and it certainly shows he is

it is my pleasure to introduce today's speakers, first, maya rockeymoore cummings, the former chair of the maryland democratic party and wife of the late congressman elijah cummings. in "we're better than this", congressman cummings details the formative moments in his life that prepared him to hold president donald trump accountable for his actions while in office.'s final words are a call to action for us all to remain rooted politics of optimism and mass change in any way we can. moderating tonight's conversation is april ryan, cnn political analyst, dc bureau chief for american urban radio network and author most recently of under fire, reporting from the front lines of the trump white house. please welcome maia and april 2 p&p live. >> everyone, thank you for joining, this is going to be an excellent conversation and we encourage you to come in with questions. this moment is powerful and we are going to speak to a man who address this moment and moments before and beyond. this book for me is a tough read. as you know, i'm a kid from baltimore grew up to be a woman in baltimore and

is the kind of faith i was taught early on, pastor, and i can still remember sitting with my sister maya in our sunday best in oakland, california, and praising the word and our lord, but understanding that when we left church we were expected to live and put in action the teachings. and my earliest memories of the bible's teaching were of a loving god, a god who asks us to stand up and serve for others, especially those who are in need, the least of these, especially those who are outside of the rooms of power, but belong in those rooms. our loving god wants us to speak up for the voiceless, care for the needy, and seek justice for the oppressed. he asks us to see each other as he sees us. in fact, you know, in many african countries, when you meet someone for the first time, the greeting is not pleased to meet you. the greeting is i see you. i see you. in all that you are. i do believe god wants for us to see each other and i do believe at the most basic level that is what it means to live our faith. and even in this moment of trial and testing, as i look out at this congregation, and

joining me now is democratic strategist and national press secretary for the kamala harris campaign, maya rupert, former campaign manager for julian castro. and former senior adviser to the elizabeth warren campaign. thank you all so much for being here. maya, i want to start with you because there is a certain asymmetry, whether it's lies around this pandemic, whether it is his having what appears to be a campaign rally from the white house. if you are the biden campaign, how do you run a race knowing that you're contending at every turn with that asymmetry? >> i think that's -- what we're seeing right now is the difference between the leadership styles of vice president biden and president trump. what we're seeing with president trump is someone who typically in moments like the one we just watched him go through, he's dealing with sickness and something that so many americans have dealt with in these last few months, something that is terrifying and something that should feel, you know, like a moment for him to step up, be a leader, talk about the fear that he experienced, relate it ba

on the election i think maybe the best way to answer that question is to go more deeply into what maya just said about this topsy turvy year in less than a year we have had a president impeached the coronavirus happened the economic fallout that happened from that we've had massive social unrest and violence in american cities like we haven't seen for decades a supreme court justice died to be replaced by a controversial figure with opposite political views as ruth bader ginsburg have we just it within the last week we had a bombshell evidence coming out about donald trump's tax situation we had the whole that was the debate last week and now donald trump is testing positive for corona virus any one of these things would rock an election any one of these things would be called the so-called october surprise that can change the outcome of the election we're dealing with all of these things i don't think any one of us is able to truly process what's going on and at the same time the. because of the penn demick we have millions of americans voting early voting by mail right now as we spea

, giving the accurate timings soi voice in maya, giving the accurate timings so i am very sorry to see roman glass so she is going to be just fine! she will be here again at 11:30pm, not that he will see her but that is it for this hour. penny and iain will be back at 11:30pm but coming up next, click. hello and welcome to click. i hope you're doing ok. i think it is time for a bit of star power. what do you reckon, lara? are you up for a bit of star dust? oh, definitely. now, many a rock star and musician has swapped the mic for a go at being a movie star. madonna has done it, mickjagger has done it, beyonce too. but these days, video games are bigger than music and film combined. so no surprise one of the most famous names have appeared in games. stormzy is one of the most successful names in the music industry right now. but he is going to be swapping his next gig from the stage at glastonbury to the virtual streets of london in a video game. we met stormzy to chat about appearing in a game set in his hometown, and how the art form has grown up and is now tackling material that talk

but plenty of creators like maya do not always do this.uickly be construed as a political ad, and tiktok are completely banned these. tiktok were made aware of some of these videos on its platform, and they have since been removed. but what about the politicians themselves? are they able to keep on side with tiktok? well, deepin keep on side with tiktok? well, deep in suburban minnesota there is a savvy incumbent who is showing that politicians can play by the rules and be done with the kids. small vibe, right? all right. cross arms this time. state senator matt little is a rarity. a politician who has fully embraced the site, promoting himself, not his party stop stop the most successful videos are alljust stop the most successful videos are all just self—deprecating about either me or kind of my profession, i guess, as an elected politician. so, our most successful video by far is a video of another senator who comes into my office. 0h, hi, thanks for checking in. i am # still a piece of garbage. you have told your tiktok fall as you are

. >> maya costa fue asociado al cÁrtel de juárez, detenidos y condenados a 16 aÑos de prisiÓn.dar informaciÓn confidencial al cÁrtel de los hermanos leiva. >> si losgenerales estÁn involucrados, que son la cabeza, quÉ pasa con la tropa? >> con la detenciÓn del general cienfuegos se demuestra cÓmo los carteles se han infiltrado en el ejÉrcito. la alarmantes que los secretos de seguridad nacional pueden estar en vilo. patricia:la pandemia del coronavirus en estados unidos no da tregua y como se venÍa pronosticando, con la llegada del otoÑo se habla de un rebrote o una segunda ola de contagios. los casos de techados han aumentado un 20%. y hospitales comienzan a sentir la presiÓn con el aumento de los pacientes. claudia: en varias partes del paÍs se reportan cifras inquietantesque indica la llegada de una nueva ola de coronavirus. los casos subieron 18%.esta doctora dice que la fatiga por la pandemia. >> cuando la gente se sobresaturada mismo mensajecomienza a ignorarlo y se vuelve a integrar a su vida cotidiana y se olvida de los mensajes importantes. claudia: en illinoishay mÁs

quitarse el tiburóny recibió 16 puntos su familia no tiene los recursos econmicos y así que rodolfo maya y estimada por la comunidad de irving pero a todos nos impactó la noticia. >> ella sus cuatro hijos teniani conocimiento de ellos. >> cuando no tenían n dólar él les daba las paleta a los hijos. >> dice que está triste y sabe que su espíritu y alegría seguirá con ella el incendio de maleza de tres alarmas obligó la intervención. >> vamos con david gonzález y el información del tiempo buenas noches adelante. >> buenas noches y les tengo buenas noticias porque continauremos viendo el descenso y fuertes vientos podrían registrarse en la región y vamos con la imagen en vivo en san josé, cielos mayormente despejados y la máxima de hoy en 95 grados y casi 20 grados arriba de ese promedio y algo que vemos los últimos días y vemos el sistema de baja presión en california sin embargo, las temperaturas son más frescas para nosotros y también está cayendo esa partículas de incendios y pasamos al complejo de incendios está en un 63% y bueno la

bright line between what he has and the trump approach which has been shall we say much more cavalier maya schwager with the latest on what's been an extraordinary political season in the united states to say the least thank you. earlier we spoke with you i rosenberg associate professor of epidemiology and biostatistics at the university of albanian asked him how hard it's going to be to trace the president's contacts over the past few days for better or worse the president is one of the most watched people in the world and i think you know in order to attend his events people have to go through security to register and so forth so i think being a lists and following up with people will be a possible task it's going to be some doable and i think we know there are there are lots of contacts racers and states and counties that can provide assistance to this so i think it's possible to oust but it will be obvious that i will go back some days and requires contacting reaching out to quite a large number of people but i think it's a doable tells. epidemiologist. from the very beginnings of the

many were the lessons learned from germany's the vision and reunification stein maya said including the country strong belief in international cooperation and approach now often being called into question around the world. we germans are committed to international cooperation even though it has become harder especially since it has become harder. we want to stand up for a strong and fair international order together with our partners in europe ladies and gentlemen dear guests this too is a lesson in mission we've inherited from our history. a day of remembrance but also of celebration accompanied by performances appealing to the musical tastes of all age groups including the almost 13000000 germans who are 30 years old or younger who never experienced a divided germany. a country now united but were economic and sometimes cultural differences still exist recent polls show 2 thirds of germans don't think the process of reunification is complete a task that will be up to younger generations to accomplish in the years to come. correspondent nina haas that was following the events for us in

them but also it's an impressive images today it really does look very different than our state maya is a scholar of cultural studies at the university in berlin and king's college in london she looks at the ways in which we are can make history more vivid we ask how effective technologies like virtual reality truly are in bringing history back to life i think these formats work really well and considering how they're becoming more common for personal use it makes sense to use them for educational purposes but it's important to have people there for support and supervision. that's at the disadvantage is that virtual reality is designed to completely envelop and recreate an intensely emotional situation and. this can quickly lead to taking on a position that can be quite problematic especially in historical political education is a very emotional experience perhaps it's true emotion. an experience to be used to teach history objectively luckily there's another way to time travel games in the adventure game the berlin wall players have flee the g.d.r. the developers of the game hope th

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i'm now joined by dee to be reported from washington greetings maya this debate appears to be getting more attention then vice presidential debates of the past and i imagine that has something to do with the ages of the men on the top of the ticket. both of these candidates are thought of as presidents in waiting so to speak and that's always true to a certain extent with vice presidents you sort of expect a vice president to eventually mount a presidential campaign especially a vice president that's running for a 2nd term as is the case with mike pence but it is true that either whoever wins in november that man will be the oldest person ever inaugurated at a presidential inauguration 74 joe biden is $77.00 particular attention was paid to harris not only for the usual reasons of a she's a new face she's a slightly newer name for a lot of people she's also a woman of color but joe biden has said he made remarks in the past saying that he will be a quote transitional president implying that if you were elected he would not run for reelection and that it would be expected that kamel ha

stanford senior maya dodson made the tough decision to sit the season out i spoke with her about whyt the future holds. stanford senior maya dodson says the basketball court has always been her happy place but this year she says even basketball couldn't block out the chaos from the pandemic one of my and its members ended up having covid and they're ok now, but. >>i think it's different when you realize firsthand how serious covid isn't dodson says the black lives matter movement also has impacted her deeply. i think after george floyd's killing. that's really something that woke me up. i want protesting with my brother a couple times. >>and realize that this is something that's going always affect me as a young black woman she says both of those factors led her to make the tough decision to opt out of her final cardinal basketball season. >>dodson says she took the lead from her heroes in the wnba kind scene that there's 2 different ways of going. >>kind of handling this and i felt like going there at that the best decision for me was to kind of take some time. kind take some time t

on disability of the interaction that donald trump has what impact could it have on the election as maya said this is such an unprecedented moment we are about 4 weeks from the election and thousands if not tens of thousands of ballots have already been mailed in many of which for donald trump so we're looking at a man who we don't know what's going to happen he may bounce back fine he may show no symptoms like many people have but he's limited in what he can do is limit in this campaign he has to quarantine maybe as mike pointed out members of his staff maybe members of the government both democrats and republicans of all levels senate house the white house might have to quarantine. we just don't know and we saw even joe biden who is much more likely to be wearing a mask and his wife and his aides and he they've actually making a political issue out of it mary mashed showing that they're wearing mash showing they trust the science that was something donald trump mocked him at the debate just a few days ago and i think we can show a clip of just that moment that really takes on new conte

presidential debates maya thank you. well the day is almost done the conversation it continues online you'll find us on twitter either at u.w. news or you can follow me at brant goff t.v. and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you then everybody. can cause gents machos in cola takes time for democracy. and a roast will not back down in the face of police violence cropping up feel foreign terror and regime. they continue to demonstrate on to mom before socratic president step down at the mosque against women buses look a shake up kind of soup is fun for a. long d.w.i. . gatos the spirit of 30 years ago when germany was reunified in october 1900 times an economic disparity between east and west was huge. today how have things changed for people in the 2 moms of the country how have companies. made in germany. 60 make. believe. this is some dope story stubborn rice farmer from thailand. problems. discreet. chemical. strike. students. training successful. starts october. hello an

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