en miami florida, lourdes del rÍo, univisiÓn.nido relaciones sexuales con la esposa del pastor y que este participaba como observador en este encuentro, dicen que los tres fueron socios en inversiones, vilma tarazona nos trae mÁs del supuesto cÍrculo amoroso. vilma: en sus explosivas declaraciones giancarlo granda protagonista del escÁndalo sexual, contÓ cómo se desarrollÓ con la esposa del lÍder de la comunidad evangÉlica. cuenta que conociÓ la pareja cuando trabajaba como asistente en la piscina de este hotel de miami beach. [hablan en inglÉs] y poco despuÉs dice que beckey le hizo la atrevida propuesta. ella le dijo, que si tambiÉn incluÍa su esposo, un pastor que es gran aliado del presidente donald trump. la mujer le aclarÓ, que el pastor no se involucrarÍa. recuerda que los citaron en un hotel cercano a su lugar de trabajo,, y que ellao entraron a una habitaciÓn donde el pastor los estaba esperando. dice que hablÓ primero con el lÍder religioso. el pastor jerry fawell dice que los estaba extorsionando por eso hizo pÚblica l

after a few hours the boat returns to its port in miami florida. bill duca has a luxury askant house condominium at the harbor entrance his home covers about 2000 square meters and is spread out over 3 floors. the interior looks like an art museum there are works by frank stella manalo valdez and john do for a. on the top floor this is swimming pool the apartment was valued at around $60000000.00 euros bill is proud he developed such a project. you're at in the best apartment in the best building in miami you have the most spectacular views of miami fisher island in the ocean on that side of miami beach and ocean on this side i don't know that anybody else we've done this i don't know that anybody else could have done this i mean i think it's unique apartment it is in my view the best apartment in miami beach it's the best apartment i think on the east coast. like many ultra wealthy bill has an entourage an interior designer piece $100.00 of each draft of the plans for both bill's condominium and the subaru is there he only works the bill. 2009 i l

una semana ya habÍan decenas de casos positivos de coronavirus en varios estados del paÍs, en miami ,floridatre si sus hijos toman clases presenciales, virtuales o ambas. >> es importante darle la seguridad a los padres. >> las nuevas medidas incluyen tomar la temperatura, estaciones de gel antibacterial, uso obligatorio de mÁscaras, la de los maestros serÁn transparentes para que los niÑos los vean cuando hablan, solamente dos personas a la vez podrÁn entrar al baÑo, al salir alguien les pondrÁ gel. >> esto tiene que ver con fondos. >> de esta manera van a lucir los salones de clases como el 50% de los alumnos estarÁn de forma presencial y el otro de manera virtual. ellos tendrÁn en la pantalla una divisiÓn y por un lado podrÁn ver las instrucciones, por el otro estarÁn conectados en vivo con la clase. >> hemos tomado las medidas necesarias para que todos los niÑos tengan la misma calidad de instrucciÓn. >> habrÁn divisiones en las mesas, van a recibir la comida con la menor interacciÓn posible. >> despuÉs que se termine el almuerzo o el desayuno tenemos 20 minutos donde el personal de la c

en miami, florida, univisiÓn. jorge: la reapertura de las escuelas es un tema de debate.alumnos y maestros hizo que los padres enfrenten un dilema. reportera: este alumno de dÉcimo grado en georgia forma parte de los al menos 1200 estudiantes que estÁn en cuarentena, en ese distrito esscolar. >> me siento seguro e inseguro. habÍa personas con mascaras. pero habÍa algunas personas que no. como no se tomaban esta enfermedad en serio. reportera: su madre dijo que la llamaron de la escuela para decirle que su hijo estuvo en contacto con un estudiante contagiado. >> pues imaginese, me espantÉ. los maestros dijeron que muchos maestros salieron contagiados. reportera: estas fotos de estudiantes sin mascara, ni distanciamiento social confirmaron los grandes temores. que dominaron el debate sobre la reapertura de las escuelas. Él cuenta que sus maestros fueron los primeros en detectar los contagios iniciales en su escuela. >> se dieron cuenta los maestros que se sinterion mal algunas personas. la persona que estuviera al lado de la persona enferma lo sacaron. reportera: juana tien

en miami, florida. pedro ultreras, univisiÓn. ilia: aplausos para Él y sus amigos.ez la de cristinita. vicente: no, ¿cómo crees? esa cunita era para una niña, no para un machito. por eso lorenzo y yo

desde miami, florida, river, univisiÓn.pender cualquier transferencia de detenidos a esa instalaciÓn en donde el 80% de los 300 migrantes alojados ahÍ han dado positivo al virus. felix: la corte suprema de puerto rico declarÓ vÁlido los votos de las primarias del fin de semana de desde el escÁndalo que se generÓ por la falta de boletas electorales. los centros de votaciÓn no participaron por no tener papeletas reanudarÁn una segunda ronda el prÓximo 16 de agosto. el fallo responde cinco demandas entabladas porque sÓlo 60 de los 110 recintos participaron en las fallidas elecciones del domingo pasado. arantxa: la empresa distribuidora de verduras y frutas estÁ retirando voluntariamente del mercado limones, limas, naranjas y papas rojas por posible contaminaciÓn de listeria. la bacteria se detecten el equipo de una de las instalaciones encarga del norte. los productos afectados fueron enviados a centros de distribuciÓn de ese estado, tambiÉn a pensilvania, carolina del sur y virginia. hacemos una pausa, pero regresar demandan

the high humidity talking about it feeling very a lot of people have been referencing miami, florida like weather. that's what we have been seeing. certainly seeing a another night of this whacky weather. sp speaking of, today rob was supposed to have the day off. but just to give you an idea of how unusual this is. we can't think of anybody better to describe how unusual it is. that meteorologist who has 17 years of experience in forecasting in the bay area. is this something you have ever seen before? let's bring him? >> thanks for coming up with the math. 17 years. we were woken up this morning between 3:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. whether you want to or not. due to the high number of lightning strikes. and the time i have been here 17 years i have not recalled a morning quite like this. you can see how prolific it was. it started with a marine weather warning around 3:00 a.m. strong winds, downed power lines. then those storms spilled ore with a severe thunderstorm warning. which we haven't seen region wide around the area in many years. that was on goeng 4:00 a.m. to # a.m. the strong

doubt about their eventual partnership after the first democratic presidential debate, primetime, miami, florida, when senator harris launched a haymaker and confronted biden to his opposition of busing. however, as biden wrote on a note card that was widely seen, picked up by a photographer last month, he holds no grudges, to quote him, something that he made clear when he chose the candidate. we want to begin our coverage with our own andrea mitchell, a veteran of many presidential campaigns who joins us now by phone. from inside the ai dupont high school in wilmington, that part of country has been pounded by summer thunderstorms and severe weather today. hey, andrea. >> reporter: brian, in fact we're still outside. we were pounded by those storms, knocking out a lot of our gear, they're preparing to check our temperatures to bring us in, so this is going to start an hour later than originally expected. as you point out, that video really captured what they're trying to capture here. they share the same goals. the video clearly showed a good part of it, it opened with her saying, are you read

from miami, florida, republican line. political conventions and if they matter. go ahead.oter: really, it does matter because all the people you have on the political stage right now should be in jail for treason. all of those people has ganged up on one man because he has brought the economy to its height. when they were presidents and all these things, they did nothing for the people. host: aside from this convention, political conventions overall? regardless of this one, do they matter? caller: they do not because they are nothing but fooling the people. you are just laughing at the people. and you are using the media to do it -- host: would you say that about the conventions from both parties? caller: no. just the democratic party. the democratic party should be put in jail for treason. host: you made that point. from antioch, tennessee. this is ken. hi. caller: conventions are important. but with the situation with covid, i do not think it is wise. overall, i think we spend too much money on the campaigns to elect people to office that are not doing a good job as it i

after a few hours the boat returns to its port in miami florida. bill duca has a luxury askant house condominium at the harbor entrance his home covers about 2000 square meters and is spread out over 3 floors. the interior looks like an art museum there are works by frank stella manalo valdez and john de buffet. on the top floor this is swimming pool the apartment was valued at around $60000000.00 euros bill is proud he developed such a project. you're at in the best apartment in the best building in miami you have the most spectacular views of miami fisher island in the ocean on that side of miami beach and ocean on this side i don't know that anybody else we've done this i don't know that anybody else could have done this and i think it's a unique apartment it is in my view the best apartment in miami beach it's the best apartment i think on the east coast. like many ultra wealthy bill has an entourage of interior design a piece $100.00 of each draft of the plans for both bills condominiums and the sybaris there he only works for bill. 2009 i lea

try to work through this information so joining us now is explosions expert rene joining us from miami florida mr basulto thank you so much sir for joining us this is your expertise is there anything you see in the video or what you've read or any of the evidence or to the reports that would lead you to believe that this is either a case of sabotage or something else maybe a missile. it's hard to tell if it's i would. not appear to be a missile from what i've read from the facts available to us right now it seems to be explosion of the ammonium nitrate that was being stored. at a facility there's a bit of one in nitrate so let me press you on that let's suppose somebody knew then but there was a monium nitrate there i would almost argue as many experts have been irresponsible about of ammonium nitrate stored in. one place for years but somebody knows that and they say i could blow this thing up pretty easily all i got to do is take a match and boom throw it into that ammonium nitrate i get something like that to happen is that a scenario that's possible that would include sabotage. or a lot of

lose their homes impacting poverty rates homelessness and the wider economy and they go across 0 miami florida or travelers returning to germany from high risk countries will have to take over 19 tests and those who refuse could face fines of up to $30000.00 health minister is one the country's increasing rate of infections is a cause for concern on wednesday germany recalled that its highest daily tally in 3 months with more than a 1000 new cases compulsory testing will come into force on saturday and then a surge in coronavirus cases in the philippines has now made it with the country with the most infections in east asia country recorded more than 3500 cases on thursday pushing its total beyond 119000 overtaking neighboring indonesia the philippines economy has been devastated by the pandemic falling into recession for the 1st time in almost 3 decades with its g.d.p. taking a 16 and a half percent hit from april to june on out some political developments in belarus the president says that several u.s. nationals have been detained in the lead up to the country's presidential election on sund

lose their impacting poverty rates homelessness and the wider economy and gallacher al-jazeera miami florida. still ahead hey on al-jazeera a surge in crime is compounding problems for people already struggling to cope with coronavirus in argentina. and more bad news for colombia's former president today often being put under house arrest an investigation into witness tampering. hello there more heavy rain in the 4 calls across much of the north and northeast of asia plenty of a coming across in the last year as of course we've also seen rain across areas of china of this a particular scene here this is the 2 renshaw rains that actually caused a road to collapse in is that happened a gas pipeline exploded he can see the damage that was done no reports of any injuries because also flooding in the area too there will be more flooding as well as we go through friday across the sections of china but particularly again across the korean peninsula this rain really is relentless friday on into saturday so some areas across south korea could pick up another $400.00 millimeters of rain so this will i

their homes impacting poverty rates homelessness and the wider economy and gallacher al-jazeera miami florida all in the 2nd west affected country brazil more than 13 percent of people are now unemployed that's the highest level that in 3 years nearly 9000000 jobs were lost between april and june because of this pandemic and at least 13000000 people are now looking for work and south america's biggest economy. still ahead here here on al-jazeera early results from sri lanka's parliamentary elections show the rajapaksa brothers are set to cement their grip on power. in japan remembers the wilds of fast atomic bombing 75 years ago and this time there are extra precautions. hello there more heavy rain in the 4 calls across much of the north and northeast of asia plenty of a coming across in the last year as of course we've also seen rain across areas of china of this particular scene here this is the 2 renshaw rains that actually caused a road to collapse in is that happened a gas pipeline exploded he can see the damage that was done no reports of any injuries because also flooding in the area t

crypto currency scam raised more than $100000.00 in one day and you got to has the details from miami florida where 2 of the 3 suspects are from. in terms of cyber crimes this one was pretty or day they hiked into about 34 accounts including as he said people like jeff bezos people like kim carr daschle and the former president barack obama joe biden the list really reads like a who's who now how they did it was shows you a measure of just how sophisticated this was they phone finished members of staff who work at twitter managing to get the tools unwittingly from members of staff at twitter to then just hack into those accounts they then used each account to put out what looked like a charitable message saying if you send me whatever amount i pledge i will you know whatever amount you pledge i will double it and essentially using the big corn accounts belonging to these 3 people to line their own pockets the 17 year old who was arrested here in florida on friday is said to be the mastermind behind this he's only 17 so we can't name him for legal reasons but he only just graduated from high s

their homes impacting poverty rates homelessness and the wider economy and gallacher al-jazeera miami florida when the 2nd west affected country brazil more than 13 percent of people are now unemployed that's the highest level there and 3 years nearly 9000000 jobs were lost between april and june because of this pandemic and at least 13000000 people are now looking for work and south america's biggest economy. still ahead here on al-jazeera crime quarantine and an economic crisis in argentina find out how people and officials. to be. victims of hiroshima japan mark 75 years since the once fast atomic bomb which killed 140000 people. hello there mostly homeless and draw across much of the middle east not much clout as well as you can see apart from this far southwest assad down across into yemen because those clear dry conditions are also mean the winds have been increasing and so we've got some fairly strong winds through friday coming through the interior of iraq so pick up the sand in the dust and really funneling quite a long way south but the winds coming from the north generally means it

homes impacting poverty rates homelessness and the wider economy and the gallacher of his era miami florida now the number of crew virus infections in africa is nearing 1000000 with more than half in south africa where the country's death toll stands at almost 10000 south africa has a population of 58000000 and the 5th highest number of cases globally the african centers for disease control and prevention says the low rate of testing on the continent is concerned so we develop more in johannesburg in south africa also is that they are ongoing trials around a vaccine we understand that a vaccine could be ready by mid 2021 but given the economic status of many countries around africa they of course are questions around of portability as well as access we've heard pharmaceutical companies talk about releasing the vaccine once it's ready at a cost price so that it's affordable that's especially when countries are at the height of the pandemic and perhaps later on introducing a low price to allow for accessibility but at the moment given that the numbers continue to rise we've seen an 11 percent

next, we look back at c-span's deal library at the 1972 democratic national convention in miami beach, florida, where senator george mcgovern accepted his party's presidential nomination. he lost in the general election to the incumbent president with richard nixon taking 49 states. our coverages from the richard nixon presidential library and museum. sen. mcgovern: chairman o'brien, chairwoman burke, senator kennedy, senator eagleton and my fellow citizens, i'm happy to join you for this benediction of our friday sunrise service. [applause] i assume that everyone here is impressed with my control of this convention in that my choice for vice president was challenged by only 39 other nominees. [laughter] [applause] and i can tell you that eleanor -- i think we learned from watching the republicans four theirago as they selected vice presidential nominee that it pays to take a little more time. [applause] and i can tell you that eleanor is very grateful that the oregon delegation at least kept her in the race with martha mitchell. [applause] so i congratulate you on your patience and i pay my r

listen, i'm here in miami, florida. there is a general feeling where we're the covid epicenter and somebody was throwing fireworks yesterday from their backyard in my neighborhood for over 35 minutes when the announcement came. people are optimistic for the first time during this pandemic. >> wow. wow. and nobody caring, i hope, and calling the cops. listen, m.j., harris is sharing this connection between -- let me ask you something before i go to m.j. bakari, anna brings up a good point about joe biden today and, you know, his demeanor. do you think he feels finally the entire burden is off my shoulder and now i have someone to help me carry this wall? >> no, i think he's more than capable of carrying the ball but i think he's felt some sense of pride. look, today you saw empathy. you saw compassion, you saw emotions that the president of the united states currently is not capable of having. you saw a genuine -- you saw a genuine conversation about the love of family, not just the love of thiyself. i thought you saw so

twenty years ago useful gap miami florida international university. i was there and i have a question. [laughter] >> if you remembered it this long. >> you mention prior to the civil war the wealthiest plantation owners all had a painting in their home done by a painter named subaru? and said that nobody knows that name anymore better friend told me the name she remembered. but you also said at the time by the year 2000 nobody would know picasso's name. do remember saying that? >> you said by the year 2020. [laughter] [applause] not that he would be forgotten but remembered of the 21st century just give me a little time. [laughter] >> it in the 16 years we will have this discussion again. thank you. [laughter] >> they were voted as the three living painters all fully forgotten. so i predicted picasso in the year 2020. if i see another face the two eyes on the same side i am cashing in. [laughter] >> telus the origin of redneck? i was coming downstairs to ask you that. [laughter] >> if i had known what is sensitive topic it was it would have expanded.

up for a few hours the boat returns to its port in miami florida. bill due care has a luxury askant house condominium at the harbor entrance his home covers about 2000 square meters and is spread out over 3 floors. the interior looks like an art museum there are works by frank stella manalo valdez and john de buffet. on the top floor this is swimming pool the apartment was valued at around $60000000.00 euros bill is proud he developed such a project. you're at in the best apartment in the best building in miami you have the most spectacular views of miami fisher island in the ocean on that side of miami beach and ocean on this side i don't know that anybody else we've done this i don't know that anybody else could have done this i mean i think it's unique apartment it is in my view the best apartment in miami beach it's the best apartment i think on the east coast. like many ultra wealthy folks bill has an entourage of interior design a piece $100.00 of each draft of the plans for both bills condominiums and the sybaris there he only works the bill.

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after a few hours the boat returns to its port in miami florida. bill you do have has a luxury askant house condominium at the harbor entrance his home covers about 2000 square mazes and is spread out over 3 floors. the interior looks like an art museum there are works by frank stella manalo valdez and john de buffet. on the top floor there's a swimming pool the apartment was valued at around $60000000.00 euros bill is proud he developed such a project. you're at in the best apartment in the best building in miami you have the most spectacular views of miami fisher island in the ocean on that side of miami beach and ocean on this side i don't know that anybody else we've done this i don't know that anybody else could have done this and i think it's unique apartment it is in my view the best apartment in miami beach it's the best apartment i think on the east coast. like many ultra wealthy bill has an entourage interior designer peter how relive each draft of the plans for both bill's condominium and the sybaris he only works for bill. 2009 i learne

caller: i am from miami, florida. i enter saidm -- the emphasis on paying federal unemployment insurance. knowing how much an investment i is for foreign aid, wondered whether has not been a greater infosys on foreign aid right now -- emphasis on foreign aid right now when 95% of consumers are outside united states and helping build markets would result in direct -- host: we do talk about foreign aid quite a bit on this program. we are talking about the federal and state uninsurance programs right now so we will try to keep it to that discussion. maybe you can try to call in another time. sean in new york city is next. caller: good morning. how do we intend to pay for these things when you look at the national debt clock? our personal debt and federal debt is in the trillions of dollars. when you look at credit card debt and the trillion dollars, total personal debt is in the trillions of dollars, the u.s. national total debt is in the trillions of dollars. how do we think we will fix this? currente u.s. national debt

dennis is calling from miami, florida. good morning. caller: good morning. the economy will not get better. the economy will not see its maximum effect unless we do it like other countries, bring down the covid. if not, people are going to be sent to work, sent to school, and we will have a sick economy, people who are working sick, people who cannot fulfill their full capacity as the employer. host: go ahead and respond there. guest: he is right. he is absolutely right. we do right now, and probably for some time -- that phrasing was artful -- a sick economy. and economy revolving around how many people are sick and an economy where many people out and about our sick, and that affects spending decisions, and an economy that, in a more traditional sense, is sluggish and not operating at full capacity because of the pandemic. he brought up why we cannot be like other countries. if you look around the world, other countries are going back to school, are reopening their economies, because they took stronger action earlier in the pandemic. we did not. we are sti

our thanks to mayor francis suarez, great city of miami, florida, for joining us tonight. >>> coming up for us, one of the leading experts on tyranny says this president is taking advantage of a post-truth internet to spread his propaganda. the author timothy snyder joins us when we continue. >>> everyone knows mail-in ballots are a disaster. they think they're going to send hundreds of millions of ballots all over the united states, and it's going to come out. you won't know the election result for weeks, months, maybe years after. maybe you'll never know the election result, and that's what i'm concerned with. it will be fixed. it will be rigged. people ought to get smart. >> that is our president today continuing to peddle the false narrative that mail-in voting is rife with fraud. a reminder that yesterday he suggested we should delay the election. here's how house speaker nancy pelosi responded today. >> to understand this, he wants to cancel the election or postpone the election. really? did he learn that from putin or something? >> to trump's suggestion, our next guest writes,

cnn's rosa flores is in miami, florida, as we know. of course, already struggling deal with the coronavirus pandemic. so this is a double whammy at this point, rosa. how are the preparations going and how are people responding to this. >> you know, well, officials are preparing for the worst. according to miami-dade county, they say they have 20 shelters on standby. they have activate d their emergency operations center. they have uv sterilization fans to kill any airborne particles of covid-19. they've closed parks and marinas and they've asked people here to have three to seven days of food and water ready. look, there is nothing about this storm that is going to be normal because of covid-19. we checked in with fpl about power restoration. fpl says there could be a delay in restoring of power in the state of florida because of covid-19. they have implemented measures like the wearing of masks, the sanitation of equipment, social distancing and also this working of smaller groups, just in case there's an outbreak, it makes it easier

host: from miami, florida, and a minute line. chris, good morning. caller: yeah, good morning. dr. sabado, i am disappointed that even c-span does not or has not yet brought up the contrast in policy issues between biden and trump. three important ones to become as an independent voter, one, biden supports the continuation of sanctuary cities. that is against current federal immigration law. i am against sanctuary cities. trump is not. biden is opposed to school choice, which impacts minority people. from newdinal study york shows charter schools help minorities immensely. why would biden be opposed to school twice? three commander first debate, it was asked -- do you support free health care for illegals? biden raised his hands peered i do not support subsidize health care for people who broke the law. finally, secretary of defense robert gates, under president obama, said that vice president biden was wrong on every major policy decision. thank you. host: thanks for the call. larry sabato? guest: well, look, number one, as a c-span fan, i am going to defend it. if you watch a lot

. >> in miami-dade, florida, 600 public school employees have tested positive for covid-19.os angeles school district now plans to test every single student and staffer. around 800,000 people. herculean. >> we want to keep the schools from becoming a problem. we have to test and trace the schools. >> a quicker, easier saliva test could be available in weeks. >> it's basically spit in a tube, it does not need a swab or the special transport media. >> we are told testing is not a -- this fight will always be largely on us. >> it's part of a comprehensive plan. you have to do the things that the surgeon general, we tell you the three ws. wear the mask, watch your distance, wash your hands. >> sounds simple -- but we spoke with a faculty member from chapel hill who said her college campus is a micro casm of the entire inside, there's not enough people who are willing to follow public health guidelines. >> nick watt, cnn, los angeles. >>> we have a cnn medical analyst and former new york city assistant commissioner of health and she hosts the podcast, epidemic and joins me now fr

ellos se conocieron en una discoteca de la que castaÑo era dueÑo en miami, florida.aba casado y llevaba una vida secreta. yamilet: liliana siempre nos hablaba del tema de que cuando se dio cuenta de que liliana quedÓ embarazada, Él la amenazÓ y le dijo que tenÍa que abortar, pero pues mi hermana ya era una mujer de 33 aÑos y ella dijo que ella asumÍa la responsabilidad de su embarazo, y es tan asÍ que ella lo dejÓ de ver por mucho tiempo. carolina: por eso cuando daniela era una bebÉ su madre la enviÓ con su familia a colombia mientras validaba su tÍtulo de arquitecta en estados unidos. cuando la niÑa cumpliÓ seis aÑos regresÓ a vivir con su mamÁ. un dÍa ambas se encontraron con castaÑo en un centro comercial despuÉs de aÑos sin verse y reestablecieron comunicaciÓn. yamilet: ella todo el tiempo vivÍa esperando que Él en algÚn momento se llegara a separar de su esposa y estuviera con ella. carolina: liliana ya tenÍa su propia compaÑÍa en la que gustavo aparecÍa como socio. yamilet: todo el tiempo Él la llamaba para pedir favores. carolina: la relaciÓn parecÍa tormento

next, we see richard nixon except his parties nomination at the 1968 republican convention in miami beach, florida. he defeated hubert humphrey's in close general election. independent candidate george wallace came in third. ♪ [applause] mr. nixon: thank you very much. thank you very much. thank you. thank you very much. ♪ thank you very much. ♪ [applause]

en miami-dade florida, él superintendente reiniciará las clases el 24 de agosto pero serán en línea.embre mientras que el sindicato dice que los docentes no se sienten seguros. >>> en más de la educación el sistema universitario(nombre extranjero) exige que se coloque la vacuna contra la gripe, esto como una medida adicional dijeron líderes para proteger al alumnado, los estudiantes deben de vacunarse antes del 1 de noviembre aunque puede gestionar excepciones para personas de condiciones médicas >>> la ciudad de (nombre extranjero) al sur de el estado está ayudando negocios para que puedan ofrecer servicios al aire libre, tal es el casode una dueña dde un estudio (nombre extranjero) que ha sido permitida de dar clases de ejercicio frente al ayuntamiento, la propietaria de este pequeño comercio dice estar agradecida por la oportunidad de seguir adelante con sus clases, como parte de un esfuerzo para apoyar a la local la ciudad >>> ha reanudado su cooperación pero como también al aire libre y con la cooperación de la salud. lo más importante es que logró regresar a muchas personassus

thought maybe you'd like to hear from one of our family, george p., our eldest grandson from miami, florida? [applause] george bush: thanks, granny. i would like to talk about a member of the family that is not here tonight. you know him as the president, but i know him as the greatest man i've ever known -- [cheers and applause] despite the enormous pressures of his job, he always has time for his 12 grand kids. in a presidential campaign, it's hard for people to get a sense of what makes the candidates tick. the family is what makes my grandfather tick -- [cheers and applause] i would like to read excerpts from a letter that he wrote to me after my dad and i came back from a mission in -- a relief mission in armenia before he was inaugurated. i hope it gives you a better understanding of what my grandfather is all about. he wrote, "dear george p.: a few days ago i met with the deputy mayor of yerevan in the soviet union. he was a stolid looking guy and came in with some people from cambridge, massachusetts because yerevan and cambridge are sister cities. he told about how things were goin

andmayor of miami florida his most recent efforts are the called for the refurbishment of affordable housing in the next four years. i am glad you are back to health. we had a conversation that you have gone through covid personally and see what happened in your community. we have talked before but i want to say i was reading up on the things you have been doing, not only refurbishing houses, but you were involved with passing reverse redline legislation that was designed to undo the bad decisions that have been tied to systemic racism. i wanted to start with this because it seems like a big deal. tell me what went on and what you are dismantling. >> what went on was we sued and wereon the big banks that reverse redlining. they would dry redline around the map and would not lend into areas that were typically african-american, typically theverished, and now in last mortgage crisis we see reverse redlining witches they were lending in those areas, but toding on more onerous terms minorities. you could compare credit profiles, income, these were all objective measurements. that case we

my background is my home in miami, florida and that's where interim president guaido's wife stayed for the day while she received many people in miami to talk about the situation in venezuela and she received the key to the city of miami from the mayor. as you can imagine, this was pre-covid. over the years, the center has brought awareness to latin america's most pressing challenges, embracing my longstanding vision and view that the center would focus on the world's perception of the region as a core partner and ally and yet, venezuela, once a thriving democracy, today is in one of its darkest times. with the complications of covid-19 and parliamentary elections soon to be held, this is a desizive moment for the restoration of venezuela. i want to kick off today's conversation by saying how very pleased i am to welcome to this virtual meeting a friend of the center and a friend of mine, admiral craig fowler. he's the commander of the united states southern command based in miami. and with his naval leadership and his extensive background throughout the military, he's been our best le

mientras todo esto ocurre en la costa este del paÍs me condado de miami-dade, florida, las clases tambiÉne. las escuelas se prepara para este eventual regreso, como nos cuentan esa compaÑera, hay una escuela particular que es modelo, tiene todo listo. reportera: esta escuela chÁrter, en miami, ha servido como modelo para otras, los padres pueden elegir cada semestre sus hijos toman clases virtuales, presenciales o ambas. >> es importante entrarles a los padres la seguridad, que ellos se sientan seguros. reportera: las ramillas incluyendo mala temperatura, estaciones de gel antibacterial, uso obligatorio de mÁscaras, las de los maestros serÁn transparentes para que los niÑos lo bien cuando hablan. sÓlo dos personas a la vez podrÁn entrar al baÑo, y alguien al salir y entrar con el gel antibacterial. Útiles escolares personales. >> te puedo decir que la mayorÍa van a tener esos sistemas, pero no todos. obviamente eso tiene que ver con fondos. reportera: de esta manera lucirÁn los salones de clases: el 5% de los alumnos estarÁn de forma presencial, y el otro 50 de manera virtual. justamente

. >> i'm a high school teacher in miami, florida. have some concerns with the reopening of high schools. the cdc guidelines don't seem like they work well for high school. classes tend to be large, students change classes, share books and equipment. i'd appreciate some discussion on these issues. >> dr. lahita. >> amy has hit the nail on the head. teachers from around the country have been very, very concerned about the virus. i consider high school students adults. they can wear masks and they can keep social distancing. she said that the classes are 30 students-plus. well, that has to stop. what has to happen is perhaps two sessions, one morning session, one afternoon session, making the class much smaller, say 15 students. the teacher should wear a mask. if she is really uncomfortable, she should wear a face shield. i've even advised teachers to wear latex gloves if they're not allergic to latex. you have to behave as though -- i hate to say this -- that your students are radioactive. high school students can certainly pass the in

andrea: en la clÍnica regis house, en miami, florida, juan atiende a quienes caen en el mundo de lasandÓn natalie: juan les explicaba, esta es mi vida, esto es lo que he pasado. si lo puedo hacer yo, lo pueden hacer ustedes. andrea: el camino de juan ha sido oscuro y llegar aquÍ no ha sido fÁcil. juan: quizÁs algunos de ustedes se pregunten cÓmo una persona, consejero de abuso de sustancias y en mi condiciÓn estuvo metido con el uso y distribuciÓn de drogas. andrea: juan morales naciÓ en patterson, nueva jersey. sus padres son nora, originaria de colombia, y juan, de argentina. nora: al aÑo de que nos casamos salÍ embarazada. bueno, la noticia fue maravillosa. el embarazo fue completamente normal. los nueve meses fueron completamente normal. carlos: una bendiciÓn muy grande. un bebÉ hermoso. andrea: hasta que a los ocho meses de edad los padres de juan notaron que el niÑo no gateaba y comenzaron las pruebas mÉdicas. nora: se le hicieron una biopsia muscular y en la biopsia saliÓ que tenÍa una enfermedad llamada werding-hoffman disease. andrea: se trata de un trastorno neuromotor que

like you said she is in miami, florida talking to latino small business owners. a lot of that virtual stuff has been coming to life. we are seeing engagement in battleground states like michigan and florida always contentious every election. it is important to zoom out and realize most of these events would be happening in person, especially with the latino small businesses. i followed kamala harris in iowa. she was pigging out spices at a latino grocery store. it is normally a tactile experience they would be doing. making sure engage men is there virtually is a tough thing and challenging to do in the next 60 days making our way into november it is interesting to see the scene building up of which communities this ticket is reaching out to. you see the latino community getting engaged today. as well, the biden campaign doing an outreach event virtually of course with muslim-american voters, important in states like michigan. after all this rhetoric from the president this past week and the republican party this past week, witness thing to point is you know the o

i live in miami, florida. not far from the straights of florida which is an 80-mile blue streak. freedom from fear. device the past, the past from the future. i know all about the past. i will never forget my own. my family has fled communism. more than once. first from spain, then from cuba. by my family is done run away. by the grace of god i live the american dream. the greatest blessing i ever had, my dad only had a six grade education told me, don't lose this place, you will never be -- i'm speaking to you today because my families done abandoning what we rightfully earned. there is no place to hide. speaking to you today because president trump may not always be politically correct, he is in fact a successful businessman, not your average career politician. our president is another family man. a friend, most important our elected commander in chief who puts america first. keep in mind the other guy running for president is mostly concerned about power. yes, yes, power for them. but not for the benefit of all americans. and speaking to you today because i have seen people li

. >> hello, i live in miami, florida. far from the which is just a 90-mile wide straight for me, it divides freedom from fear, it divides the past from the future. i know all about the past. i will never forget my own. my family has fled to italian arianism communism more than once first my dad from spain, and then from cuba. but my family is done running away. by the grace of god, i live the american dream, the greatest blessing i've ever had, my dad only had a sixth-grade education and he told me, don't lose this place, i am speaking to you today because my family is done abandoning what we rightfully earned. there is no place to hide. i'm speaking to you today because president trump may not always be politically correct, if in fact a successful businessman, your average career politician, our president is just another family man, a friend, and most important, our elected commander-in-chief who puts america first. keep in mind, the other guy running for president is not only concerned about power. yes, yes, power for t