miguel: amor. ¿estás ahí? >> es miguel. guarura o tu jardinero. >> es mi esposo. >> maldita sea. ¿cómo van a hacerme cancelar las reservaciones? ¡con las ganas que tengo de disparar! berta: y viene con mi papá. albertano: ¿qué? vámonos, vámonos. quítate, quítate. >> váyanse. >> hija. berta: papá. albertano: yo no tengo nada que temer, ni siquiera la he tocado. es más, ni me gusta. berta: papá. miguel: ¿quién eres? [música] [música] regresó el único sándwich con una salsa tan dulce, escurridiza y deliciosa que cada vez que lo muerdas, sentirás que es la primera vez que lo muerdes. regresó el mcrib. y amanda nunes lo porta con orgullo. desde tener que defenderse contra los que dudaban de ella, hasta ser la única mujer en su gimnasio de mma... amanda se reusó a que los estereotipos se interpusieran en su camino... ya sea dentro del octágono o fuera del él. desde 1925, comprobamos que no importa de dónde vienes, lo que importa es de qué estás hecho. modelo. la cerveza oficial del ufc. ♪ lo que importa es de qué estás hecho. com

miguel cardona. . education, dr. miguel cardona. dr. cardona: mr. president-elect , madam vice president elect, thank you for this opportunity to serve. i know how challenging this year has been for students, for educators, and for parents. i have lived those challenges alongside millions of american families, not only in my role as state education commissioner, but as a public school parent and as a former public school classroom teacher. for so many of our schools, far too many of our students, this unprecedented here has piled on crisis after crisis. it has taken some of our most painful disparities and wrenched them open even wider. it has taxed our teachers, our leaders, our school professionals and staff who already poured so much of themselves into their work. it has taxed families struggling to adapt to new routines as they balance the stress, pain, and loss this year has given. tryingtaxed young adults to change their dreams to advance their education beyond high school and carve out their place in the economy of tomorrow. it has stolen tim

miguel, sentimos mucho que estÉn pasando por esto.ando el nacimiento de su bebÉ. cuÉntanos de tu hermana, sÓlo le falta un mes cuando se contagiÓ para dar a luz. quÉ fue lo Último que dijo antes de ir al hospital para dar a luz? >> no hablamos bien antes de que se fuera al hospital. pero ella fue a los Ángeles a visitarnos. ya ve cÓmo pasan las cosas cuando estamos con mi mamÁ, ella nos dijo, le dijo a mi mamÁ, algo me dijo que tenÍa que venir, pero no sÉ qué. estuvo contenta y todo porque iba a nacer su bebÉ. tenÍa que nacer en diciembre y pues, lo Último que hablamos fue cuando se vino el 26 de octubre. la Última cosa que hablÉ con ella a fue que me hablÓ al trabajo porque estaba trabajando temprano yo y me dice por quÉ no me dijiste adiÓs y le dije a mÍ no me gusta decir adiÓs, y mira lo que pasÓ. borja: entendemos totalmente tu dolor. y entendemos la situaciÓn tan complicada que tiene que estar atravesando tu familia. por quÉ decides contar la historia de tu hermana? miguel: la razÓn o la que quero contar la historia de mi hermana

la etapa de miguel herrera con las Águilas del américa se ha terminado a partir de hoy el piojo no es de ser el técnico del club. luego de que el equipo fuera eliminado por el lafc dijeron que le agradecían a miguel herrera pero del que su comportamientono cumple con la institución. pudo cosechar 87 victorias con 45 derrotas y 43 empates de la segunda era de herrera termina con tres títulos más para el américa uno de liga, de copa y de campeón de campeones. la selección mexicana ya tiene su primer rival el equipo elegido es la selección de gales. será 17 de marzo de 2021 en la capital del país de gales. era el quinto enfrentamiento entre méxico y varios partidos en los que el tri ha dominado. leí además a los pero todos en medio de dos partidos con eliminatoria mundialista. el 30 del mismo mes van a recibir a la república checa. vamos a terminar con una noticia positiva. con los 49ers son elegidos al (...) (inaudible). luego de perder televisión de el año pasado por una lesión. basta en su quinto juego de manera consecutiva metros que warner para su debut ya que para muchos es el mejo

miguel cardona. like other cabinet nominees and appointees, he is qualified and he's tested and he will join the biden-harris cabinet and it will be historic. already there are more people of color in this cabinet than any cabinet in the history of the united states. more women than ever. first openly gay cabinet member. it's a cabinet that looks like america. it taps into the best of america. it opens doors and includes the full range of talents we have in this nation. like the rest of the team, dr. cardona is ready on day one. vice president elect harris and i were going through -- on this side. we were going through this and we were doing it on zoom who we were going to pick. we are getting all this advice. we looked at each other, said no, no. it's cardona. real easy. vice president elect knew we needed an education secretary who truly understands what it's been like for educators, administrators, families, caregivers, and students this past year. it's been like for educators, administrators, fam

uniÓ su talento a alejandro sanz, ricardo montaner, lucero y miguel bosÉ, le valiÓ el latÍn grammy.onquistara talentos mÁs grandes como tania libertad, con la que realizÓ innumerables presentaciones llenas de amor y presentaciones que recorrieron decenas de lugares en el mundo. armando manzanero se casÓ cinco veces, le sobreviven siete hijos y 16 nietos descanse en paz, maestro manzanero. borja: asÍ es, descanse en paz el maestro manzanero. responsable del cientos de carreras de muchos artistas que ahora estÁn en lo más alto de la mÚsica. muchos de estos cantantes de la mÚsica latina cantaron sus hermosas canciones, por eso hoy artistas de todas las partes del mundo estÁn hablando las redes por la muerte de manzanero. tenemos la despedida cariÑosa de montaner, tambiÉn al cantante espaÑol, raphael. "anoche nos dejÓ armando manzanero". pablo alborÁn "otro icono de la mÚsica romÁntica". asÍ son los cientos y cientos de artistas que han querido dejar plasmados en redes sociales, al igual que lo hace olga taÑÓn "esta calurosa despedida al maestro al manzanero". todos hemos escuchado sus

joins us now from los angeles miguel, it sounds like the situation in southern californi escalated to critical levels is that how officials are describing it? >> reporter: it is not only are icu beds at full capacity, bu inside many hospitals doctors say there are not enough nurses to help care for the patients in fact, in southern california some nurses say they're going to strike on christmas eve saying the conditions for patients are simpl dangerous inside icus and e.r.s, lester. >> you have been on the front lines, we know what's happening inside the hospitals, but what is it like in southern california as you drive the streets? >> reporter: lester, a lot of people are staying home but i can tell you on the flip side of that, inside the e.r.s and icu, where we spent the past few days, the situation is grim. patients there are in their 30s, 40s and 50s they say they're seeing patients at all age levels across the board, lester. >> this thing is hitting us in so many ways miguel, thank you. >>> beyond a vaccine, something else that millions of americans are counting on is new econom

from fredericksburg, virginia. >> jimmy: hey, miguel, welcome [ cheers and applause miguel - oh, cane bit here? this is another -- look at this [ audience oohs can you see that can we dim the lights even more yeah, hard to do that. that -- there we go. now we're -- that's what we are talking about. look at that [ cheers and applause look at that miguel, would you like to try it on, that sweater? >> i would love to >> jimmy: this is going to be great. roots, can we get some sweater trying-on music. do you have anything like this >> no, no, not yet >> jimmy: the fun thing about these sweaters is you can wear them year round. >> is this gucci >> jimmy: yeah, you can wear them year round. absolutely look at this wow. >> woo >> jimmy: glasses, mask. everything still on. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: you're a talented dude miguel look at this miguel you have to do - you got to do a 360. you got to - that's fantastic look at that right there that's what i'm talking about. round of applause for miguel thanks again to our lucky audience members stick around, we'll be right back with "thank you notes

tony: ¿estarÁ colaborando la prÓxima producción de miguel? >> mejor le pregunta usted alice miguel.irate ¡te tengo!o a la vista! renueva el amor por tu piel (girl) nooooo... (man) noooooo... (vo) ¡rápido, el quicker picker upper! bounty limpia los regueros más rápido y es dos veces más absorbente. (vo) bounty, el quicker picker upper. ¡es ahorra en ropa yr con la liquidazapatos...rget! belleza... juguetes, decoración navideña y más. en la tienda o en target.com. ahorra más con la liquidación. en target. cpero de vez en cuando se medo sdesaparece.proyectos en casa. papá! papá! eres tan rápida. descubrí una nueva tierra! con criaturas mágicas! esta debajo del porche? sip! oh! nunca veré todo lo que ve ella. es por eso que usamos tide hygienic se mete entre las fibras para limpiar lo sucio que se ve y lo que no se ve. hey papá! descubrí un reino acuático! oh! si tiene que estar limpio, tiene que ser tide hygienic clean. ♪ ♪ ♪ m yo te propongo darte mi cuerpo despuÉs de amar m m y mÁs que todo, despuÉs de todo, brindarte a ti mi paz m m yo te propongo, de madrugada, si estÁs cansada m m

personas murieron en una fiesta en una casa >> para los deportes hay ciclos que se cierran y el de miguele los técnicos más ganadores en américa pero sus problemas específicamente el del fin de semana hoy hicieron que le el américa público dado que miguel herrera deja de ser del club después que fueron eliminados en la cóncavo champions y por órdenes 2020 y zen quedan gracias a miguel su dedicación pero sus actitudes no cumplen con la grandeza >> deja el equipo después de estar 175 partidos donde pudo presentar 37 why 3 x 45 derrotas y 43 empates además la segunda era termina para la herrera uno de viga copa y campeones >> rival para este 2021 y el equipo elegido es gales y partidos del 17 de marzo la capital del país acuerdo con información la federación mexicana ser el quinto enfrentamiento partidos en los que el tri ha dominado con dos triunfos y dos empate el partido en el 2021 llega a los europeos en dos partidos que tendrán de eliminatoria mundialista el 24 de marzo enfrentarán a bélgica tres días después méxico y el 30 del mismo mes reciben la república checa >> por los san francis

. >> joe biden nominaron a un latino para ser secretario de educación en los estados unidos, es miguelaunqueel nobramiento de miguel cardona, el nombramiento de joe biden, como secretario no es oficial, líderes ya celebran las noticias . >> vi la noticia esta mañana de verdad que quisiera abrazarlo, muchas felicidades, porque estoy orgullosa de él . >> de descendencia boricua, miguel cardona desde connecticut en donde fue maestro, de ahí subiendo de rango . >> le dio clases a mi hijo y a mi hija en la escuela, el impacto que el hombre causó como educador y comunicador en la sala de clases, fue un pacto a largo plazo . >> la comunidad espera que con este nombramiento las nuevas generaciones sepan que sí se puede . >> las minorías piensan que no pueden lograrlo, la mente del señor cardona es que los jóvenes sí pueden . >> después de 3 años de espera, estudiantes indocumentados se apresuran a solicitar el daca, en california tramitan esto para que cierre de nuevo, pidieron restauración del programa daca después de que fue suspendido por la administración de donald trump . >> y la universi

por los efectos secundarios >>> no estoy tranquilo no creo que vaya efectos secundarios >>> usted miguelportante para que todos los hispanos reciban la vacuna y tengan la oportunidad para protegerse de la enfermedad no tanto para este año sino por los próximos años para que estén protegidos y reciban la segunda vacunación >>> usted tiene cita para la segunda vacuna >>> así es para enero 21 >>> muchas gracias por compartir su experiencia le ponen una estampa que dice que recibió la vacuna contra el coronavirus esta tarjeta lo que muestra es que recibió la vacuna la fecha en los próximos meses todos vamos a tener esta tarjeta y las van a pedir en aeropuertos o diferentes lugares para tener acceso >>> me imagino que es para eso en el futuro >>> muchas gracias miguel gracias por conversar con nosotros por acá podemos ver las estaciones son 12 donde van a estar vacunando pero hoy día solamente lo están haciendo como un ejercicio de prueba fueron solamente 10 personas pero mañana 100 y así de manera consecutiva es uno de 5 hospitales que van a recibir la vacuna, esa es toda la información al r

artistas como luis miguel y sinatra grabaron su mÚsica.s homenajes que veremos para este grande de la mÚsica. en vivo en la capital mexicana con mÁs informaciÓn. reportera: hola, carolina. muy buenas tardes. te saludo desde la funeraria donde se cree que fueron cremados los restos del querido don armando manspctanero. - manzanero. toda la informaciÓn alrededor de su fallecimiento ha sido hermÉtico. la familia enviÓ un comunicado donde dice que esa fue la voluntad de don armando. que no habrÁ ninguna celebraciÓn, ninguna reunión, ni funural. nÚmero uno por la pandemia. estamos pasando no sÓlo en mÉxico, también en el mundo. tambiÉn porque lo dispuso el compositor, te cuento que nosotros damos por hecho que esta es la funeraria. porque la noticia se dio a las 8:00, a todos los medios de comunicaciÓn. nosotros seguimos la carroza que saliÓ del hospital y llegó a este lugar. algunos de los guardias en su momento nos dijo que aquÍ viÓ tambiÉn a la hija del don armando manzanero. te cuento que los restos del maestro se piensa que hoy mismo por l

here's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: tonight southern california is on the brink of disaster, a region home to 23 million people and the country's second largest city, now reporting no open icu beds. >> so much stress on us, really working so hard through this. hours and hours and hours and hours per day, nonstop. >> reporter: in a year filled with misery and loss, our nation is now in the depths of our darkest days, the pandemic took a cordre number of lives yesterday while for the 11th straight day hospitalizions soared to new heights. covid wards like this one are operating at capacity and while this hospital has the unique ability to create more icu beds what they need desperately is staff tonight our country running out of space for the sick and the dying. >> we know that the morgues are fuel, the coroner is full. >> reporter: from colorado to missouri, funeral homes are also overwhelmed. >> we are booking maybe three weeks out. and i'm talking about every day, sometime two and three a day. >> reporter: fearing another surge on top of a surge, authorities are pleading for american

el salvador, miguel arias noticias telemundo. >> quÉ hermosos corazones, gracias es que su vida Íntimare. - no, un momentico, pero es que no entiendo, porque quÉ tiene que ver

equipo anunció 1 nuevo estratega y el entrenador real el americano se va a su nuevo técnico sucesor de miguelrera se trata del argentino santiago solar y el entrenador del real madrid llega a madrid el argentinode 44 añosel

miguel cardona . >>> mr. president-elect, madame vice president-elect, thank you for this opportunity to serve. i know how challenging this year has been for students, for educators, and for parents. i've lived those challenges alongside millions of american families. not only in my role as state education commissioner, but as a public school parent. and as a former public school classroom teacher. for so many of our schools and far too many of our students, this unprecedented year has pild on crisis after crisis. it's taken some of our most painful long-standing disparities and wrenched them open even wider. it's taxed our teachers, our leaders, our school professionals and staff, who already pour so much of themselves into their work. it's taxed the families struggling to adapt to new routines as they balance the stress, pain, and loss that this year has given them. it has taxed young adults trying to chase their dreams to advance our education beyond high school and carve out their place in the economy of

miguel cardona. >> mr.-elect, madam vice president elect, thank you for this opportunity to serve. i know how challenging this year has been for students, for

that was my gal are moron scoring and 20 seconds, i start predicted —— miguel.d points. they lost their last match at home, but they drew level here. darnell ran in from the back post. 1—1, but newcastle called for someone both sides knew could score. gail was west brom's talks over two years ago. —— top scorer. defeat leaves the back stranded near the bottom. for newcastle, this week has brought a big result. it's well-documented, the we had. there were a few out there who are just recovering from there who are just recovering from the virus, so i can't... in a tough couple of weeks, they've stuck out and gota couple of weeks, they've stuck out and got a result, which is great. this is the tribute to an absent striker. fans raised seven and a half thousand pounds for a banner of human is. he's at home recovering from a fractured skull. there match at aston villa was drifting to a drawl. villa lost a leaf player when louise was sent off. with one man last, they still went forward. that contact would change where the points went in this west midlands derby, a pen

miguel? >> i've had patients come in not requiring any supplemental oxygen, just high fever, don't feel well. within 24 hours, they're intubated. >> i don't get to see my mom because i'm scared they might get something from me. so we're all doing our part and we're just hoping everybody will do the same. >> miguel, joining us now from l.a., miguel, talk to me about the pressure, the stress. you've been covering this throughout the country for the past nine, ten months. >> reporter: andrea, it was really devastating to see this up close and personal. obviously, as you mentioned, we've been covering the pandemic since march and actually before that when it first started to unravel overseas. for us, we've been hearing these stories and seeing them unfold across the country. for our team to be inside that icu yesterday and to actually be inside a negative pressure room with a patient who still actively had covid and had not seen his family for more than a week, he told us he felt like he was drow

ambos: [ríen] conchita: miguel, te recuerdo que tienes que estudiar para el examen que tienes mañana.

. >>> tenemos un miguel que es para e lequilibrio y prosperidad y miguel que nos ayuda a abrir los caminosuna por cada campanada y se usa ropa interior amarila para la suerte . >>> se hace un ritual pero no alcanza r comprar comida. >>> un ritual que muchos no harán es salir maleta en mano para viajar, pero también todo depende de su fe y actitud. depende de su fe y actitud. >>> al regresa atentado antes creía que no después de fumar marihuana. creía que realmente me hacía mas consciente y podía manejar mejor. pero luego pasó lo que nunca creí. y eso fue solo el comienzo. perdí mi licencia de conducir, mi trabajo... mi orgullo. antes creía que no importaba manejar después de fumar marihuana... eso era antes, ¡hoy, ya no! si te sientes diferente, manejas diferente. drive high get a dui. ¡es ahorra en ropa yr con la liquidazapatos...rget! belleza... juguetes, decoración navideña y más. en la tienda o en target.com. ahorra más con la liquidación. en target. este año nuevo, obtén nuestros mejores teléfonos con verizon 5g. ahora, llévate uno de nuestros mejores teléfonos 5g por nuestra cuenta a

la directiva de las Águilas hizo oficial la destituciÓn de miguel herrera como director tÉcnico de latbol dio a conocer por comunicado el primer partido amistoso que enfrentarÁ el tri el prÓximo aÑo . la selección mexicana enfrentarÁ a gales en la preparaciÓn del 27 de marzo. ♪

partido en el cuarto cuarto fue victoria los qesees (información en pantalla) >> en e américa el miguelo de ahí asumieron le real madrid su internato con el real madrid entre octubre del 2019 y mmr del para al ganar el mundial de clubesl prxo entrenadpor será nos despedimos pensando positivo imaginan ganar el ticket de la lotería powerball tiene para mañana en horas de la noche un acumulado de 366 millones de dólares el (nombre en inglés) 376 millones son los más altos del año si tienen oportunidad anímense y podrán iniciar el año millonario >> [♪ ] >> aquí veo alguien que se prepara >> estoy oncentrado estoy internalizando guillermo los números >> el 38 es de la suerte >> guillermo les da el número ganador >> el 30 de curry >> muy buenas noches >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> > (musica) >>> noticias telemundo . >>> buenas noches. estas son las noticias que tiene que saber antes de que acabe el dÍa. aparece el primer caso del virus mutante en estados unidos. es una variante de coronavirus que se detectÓ primero en reino unido y ahora colorado meras los casos no paran de crecer . >>

reportera: miguel cardona creciÓ hablando espaÑol en viviendas pÚblicas de connecticut y fue el primero senado lo confirma, el puertorriqueÑo y ahora senado de las escuelas de connecticut se convertirÁ en el secretario de educaciÓn del gobierno de biden. >> soy bilingüe y bicultural. reportera: prometiÓ fomentar un sistema de educaciÓn pÚblica que otorgue oportunidades equitativas. cardona ha sido maestro y director escolar. >> sabÍamos que necesitÁbamos a un secretario de educaciÓn que de verdad entendiera lo que ha sido este aÑo para los maestros y trabajadores escolares. reportera: el presidente electo tiene como meta reabrir todas sus escuelas en los primeros 100 dÍas de gobierno. >> el nombramiento de miguel cardona muestra que el aspecto multicultural de nuestra naciÓn, todas nuestras identidades se van a hacer valer bajo la administraciÓn de biden. reportera: el gobierno del presidente trump entregÓ un perdÓn a su yerno y asesor polÍtico. en 2004 se habÍa declarado culpable de mentirle a la comisiÓn federal de elecciones. tambiÉn indultÓ a su exdirector de campaÑa, quien fue conv

miguel cardona to be the new secretary of education. so if he is confirmed, he really will be different in many ways from every education secretary that we had had in that he does not come directly from the school reform movement, or the teachers union. he is really an on the ground educator, he is not a politician. he is not a political crony. he has been an educator in a small school district of connecticut for two decades. and he knows teacher evaluation and accountability are huge issues in education policy for the last 16 years in the u.s. he knows that intimately because he has led efforts to design a teacher evaluation system. he also knows bilingual education, and he knows the hardship children face across the country, black and brown students in particular, because he lived in public housing as a child, and he entered school not speaking english. 10% of the children in this country are bilingual and are entering school as english learners. and he really understands that and brings that lens to the table. where he will need advi

miguel cardona getting the nod to replace betsy devos.esponsible for getting kids back into the classrooms safely and efficiently during this pandemic. biden describing him as the man "for this moment." getting american students back to school during this pandemic. joining me, president of democrats for education reform. thanks for joining us on this. really appreciate it. i guess i first want to kind of get the 411 on miguel cardona? >> thank you. >> who is miguel and what do you expect his priorities to be? >> well, dr. cardona is one of the leaders in our country in terms of trieducation equity, a former public school teacher a principal at a public school, administrator at a public school districts and last couple of years commissioner of the state of connecticut department of education. he, himself, his leitch wife wae bawd of the power of education. so in his bones he's rooted, really, in miss soul understanding how critical education is for every young person to have access to, particularly low-income students, who often finds them

miguel: en espaÑol tiene 900 pÁginas, mejor que no se te caiga en un pie. le dimos a una familia de inmigrantes de la florida. se van a emocionar. quÉdate con nosotros aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica". tus maÑanas se llena de energÍa co queridos abuelos: el covid sigue siendo un peligro, por eso los nietos prometemos no bajar la guardia. juntémonos por video. prefiero que no me abraces hoy para que puedas abrazarme mañana. no bajes la guardia con el covid-19. hazlo por amor. seguimos celebrando la navidad todos juntos, y aqui tenemos en carlos: seguimos aquÍ celebrando la navidad todos juntos y tenemos a la pantalla gigante a valeria y valentina ramÍrez. asÍ que felicidades! francisca: recuerde que pueden enviar su foto y verla asÍ en grande aquí en "despierta amÉrica". mandela al correo electrÓnico "despierta amÉrica"@univisiÓn.net y van a verse como superestrellas en esta, su casa. carlos: vamos a pasar la navidad todos juntos en esta Época. a mi como que se me estÁ abriendo el apetito y el chef yisus no vino, me dejaron sÓlo unas frutas. francisca: vamos con

commit miguel guestsic rake is by our dr.leavon gilman says when he sings, the stutter because away. it is "rise up now." ♪ [music break] amy: dr. cleavon gilman singing "rise up now." this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. gonzalez. we look now at president-elect joe biden's nomination of connecticut public schools commissioner miguel cardona as the next secretary of education, tapping a third latinx person to join his cabinet. cardona is puerto rican, grew up in public housing, and spoke spanish only when he first entered public schools. he began his career in education as a fourth-grade teacher, then rose to be connecticut's youngest school principal at age 28, and then assistant superintendent of a school district with just 9000 students in his hometown of meriden, connecticut. he became the state's top official just last august and is the first latinx person to hold the position. during the pandemic, cardona has advocated for the reopening of schools, though only about one-third

miguel, how much worse have things gotten since your first visit back in june?rter: in some ways worse, in some ways better. they've gotten much better at treating the virus, they've gotten much better at sort of organizing the hospital, but above all, you know, people are coming in sicker and what medical staff are now realizing is that they are at the very beginning of the worst of this pandemic. houston's united memorial medical center, patient after patient on a ventilator. their lungs devastated by covid-19. >> this is from inside of the lungs. >> this you'll test? >> this is -- this is covid. this is covid. this is what covid looks inside the lung. if you see it in the light, you can see a lot of mucous and some cells. >> reporter: the lungs swollen and red in this elderly patient. the sample will be sent to a lab to find out what else might be happening in their lungs. >> the question is are they not healthy just because of covid or is there a secondary infection, which is common. >> reporter: we visited this same hospital in late june, then two wings of

miguel cardona. >> mr. president-elect, madam vice president elect, thank you for this opportunity to serve. i know how challenging this year has been for students, for educators, and for parents. i've lived those challenges alongside millions of american families, not only in my role as state education commissioner, but as a public school parent and as a former public school classroom teacher. for so many of our schools, far too many of our students, this unprecedented year has piled on crisis after crisis. it's taken some of our most painful, longstanding disparities and wrenched them open even wider. it's taxed our teachers, our leaders, our school professionals and staff, who already pour so much of themselves into their work. it's taxed families struggling to adapt to new routines as they balance the stress, pain, and loss that this year has given. it has taxed young adults trying to chase their dreams of advanced education beyond high school and carve out their place in the economy of tomorrow. and it

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miguel, what are you seeing? >> reporter: yeah, never before have so many people been so excited about a vaccine, a shot. so just -- look what's happening outside here, this is all media. pull up. the first people are getting a shot, i don't know if you can hear it, but we can hear the clapping from out here inside. so just inside where we are the first individuals here at rutgers university medical center in newark are getting the shot. they're going to have about five people get the shots here and governor phil murphy is here and many others. so many people have waited so long to start this process to get that shot, and you can see it's going in. she gives a little -- a little yell, a little yelp there. apparently even some doctors and nurses aren't the happiest with shots. we do know that some of the individuals getting the shots today are front-line workers, we also know that some of them are deans of the medical school here that are getting shots as well. at this particular event just outside where we are st

miguel cardona.e public school teacher, the youngest principal in the state of connecticut. first official latino to serve as the educational commissioner. i started to call him the secretary of education. educational commissioner. dr. cardona rose up the ranks to become an official superintendent in the school district that he attended as an english learner student. the staple district where he was born in public housing. the son and grandson of parents and grandparents who moved from puerto rico in search of new opportunities. he made it a point of taking new teachers on tours of his district's neighbors. the wealthy blocks where students grew up with every resource that they needed to get ahead. and the blocks for families that are struggling to get by where a new calculator or a nutritious breakfast weren't a given. he understands that the deep roots of inequities exist as a source of our persistent opportunities gaps. he understands the transformative power that comes from investing in public ed

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cnn's miguel marquez back behind the front lines at a houston hospital he first visited back in june.beds, but i have to believe the professionals there are running out of emotional reserves. >> reporter: indeed. look, a couple of things that are different from june, there are a lot more patients on ventilators right now, that's significantly up from when we were here the last time, also different for as bad as this year has been, the staff, the doctors, the nurses, they are grappling with the realization that this pandemic, the worst is yet to come. houston's united memorial medical center, patient after patient on a ventilator. their lungs devastated by covid-19. >> it's from deep inside the lungs. >> reporter: this will test? >> this is covid. this is covid. this is what covid looks inside the lung if you see that in the light, you can see a lot of mucous and some cells. >> reporter: the lungs swollen and red in this elderly patient. the sample will be sent to a lab to find out what else might be happening in their lungs. >> the question is are they not healthy just because of covi

as hospitals struggle, miguel almaguer got rare access to one of the busiest icus in los angeles. >> reporter: every day thousands more arrive at hospitals across the country. fueled by another single-day record of new infections, medical centers like providence st. joseph's near los angeles have seen covid admissions triple. >> i think 10 has to go on a vent he doesn't look good. >> reporter: nbc news given exclusive access inside their covid ward >> we never have to treat so many sick patients at the exact same time. >> reporter: every bed in this icu wing is filled doctors -- >> can you recycle >> reporter: nurses and a web of drips and pumps struggle to keep a growing number of young patients alive how quickly can people go from sick to icu? >> 24 hours and even less i have had patients come in not requiring any supplemental oxygen just high fever, don't feel well. within 24 hours they're intubated in the icu. >> reporter: across the country, a record number of americans died wednesday down the hall this nurse is losing another patient. >> there's a very good chance he may pass w

miguel almaguer leads our coverage >> reporter: today on a cdc livestream some of the nation's top doctors voting on which americans should be first to get vaccinated frontline workers like doctors, nurses and support staff caring for the infected are the top priority those living and working in nursing homes are also in phase 1a together both groups account for roughly 24 million people likely exceeding the number of potential doses available by the end of this month. >> as you get into january, february, and march you will then get the second, third, and fourth level of people people who are essential to society >> reporter: with six vaccine candidates aiming for fda emergency authorization, the cdc has not yet voted on who should get the next round of doses. perhaps those with underlying medical conditions, critical workers like those in the food supply system, and seniors. many americans will likely have to wait until spring when the vaccines arrive for distribution, ultimately it's up to each individual state to decide who gets the first doses. though many will follow cdc guidance. wh

miguel almaguer has details. >> reporter: as authorities brace for a deadly december, the end of november marks the most dire month of the pandemic a record 4 million new cases in 4 weeks and a grim 35,000 fatalities now as tens of millions of american return home from the holiday the darkest days may be yet to come. >> as we go for the next couple of weeks into december, that we might see a surge superimposed upon that surge that we're already in >> reporter: expecting to see new infections spike in the next 5 to 10 days, in states like rhode island, there is no place for the sick to go an emergency alert warning residents stay home saying hospitals are at capacity. several regions are on the brink. >> at this point in covid, it's widespread all bets are off. >> reporter: today new york's governor told hospitals to start recruiting retired nurses now warning new statewide restrictions could soon be ordered. in los angeles county daily cases have quadrupled while hospitalizations have nearly tripled effective today, some of the nation's toughest restrictions are in place for l.a. county a

miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> the trump administration says it is ready to set the wheels in motion for the biggest mass vaccination program in the nation's history as soon as this week in an interview with me late today health and human services secretary alex azar played down concerns over potential vaccine shortages and he described the first hours after the fda approval of a vaccine. >> it'll go to places like cvs, walgreens, hospitals, community health centers o public health labs for distribution. >> walk me through your expectations of where this will take us, say, middle of next year. >> each week we'll be able to vaccinate more and more people. be thinking of our most vulnerable citizens like ou seniors in nursing homes or frontline health care workers and as we move forward we'll just see ten and tens of millions of more people vaccinated. eventually general vaccination programs by the second quarter of next year we believe we'll have enough vaccine across all of those manufacturers for every american who would like to be vaccinated. >> i know in the pfizer deal

miguel marquez is outfront. >> reporter: houston's united memorial medical center.nt on a ventilator. their lungs devastated by covid-19. >> this is deep inside the lungs. this is covid. this is covid. this is what covid looks inside the lung. you can see a lot of mucus. >> reporter: the lungs swollen and red in this elderly patient. the sample will be sent to a lab to find out what else might be happening in their lungs. >> the question is, are they not healthy just because of covid or is there a secondary infection, which is common. >> reporter: we visited this same hospital in late june, then two wings of the hospital had been transformed into covid-19 wards. today, prepping for what's to come, there are three. >> the next six weeks are going to be the darkest weeks in modern american medical history. >> reporter: even though the vaccine is being rolled out? >> absolutely, think about it. the vaccine will take between six to eight weeks to get immunity. we're right during christmas where people are not listening. >> reporter: about 40% of patients at this houston

but this was the worst. >> reporter: tonight a tragic loss shared by a growing number of families miguel almaguer, nbc news >>> i'm richard engel tonight in london. a cautionary look at the challenges of rolling out a coronavirus vaccine for the world in time to save millions just yesterday the uk made headlines becoming the first country to approve the use of the pfizer vaccine for the public delivery of the initial doses began today. a scaled rollout is expected to start early next week, the u.s. may soon follow pending approval this summer pfizer said it expected to produce up to 100 million doses of vaccine. in november it cut the estimate in half to 50 million doses. tonight, we learned why. citing several factors a statement from pfizer said scaling up a vaccine at this pace is unprecedented and we have made significant progress as we have moved forward in the unknown. additionally, scale-up of the raw material supply chain took longer than expected in the short term deliveries are not expected to be impacted the company said it will still produce more than a billion doses next yea

miguel almaguer has late details. >> reporter: citing the current crisis unfolding at hospitals, testing sites and morgues the white house coronavirus task force is now warning state leaders our nation is in a very dangerous place. >> most difficult time in the public health history of this nation before we see february, we could be close to 450,000 americans have died from this virus. >> reporter: unveiling this new hotspot map draping the u.s. in deep red in a bold move authorities warn if you are over 65 or have significant health conditions, you should not enter any indoor public spaces where anyone is unmasked you should hav groceries and medications delivered. >> attention please. >> reporter: it comes as hospitals nationwide are overwhelmed and increasingly understaffed with both covid and noncovid patients >> what was the initial rhythm >> reporter: nbc news given rare access inside depaul hospital in missouri where nearly icu bed is taken. >> unfortunately once they get to us we are not seeing a lot that make it out of here. >> reporter: with more than 100 americans diagnosed wi

despite these numbers, millions of people are still flying our miguel almaguer has more. >> reporter: across the country, hospitals are in need of a lifeline with 18 million americans infected a year. icus are at 94% capacity in texas, hospitalizations have tripled since olkt while 10,000 are getting sick every day in tennessee. but doctors believe california is becoming the new epicenter, averaging nearly 44,000 new cases a day. the "washington post" capturing scenes of covid patients struggling to breathe. hospitals may soon need to ration care. first meeting those with the best odds of survival. >> if christmas were the holidays or any repeat of thanksgiving, we're going be in a world of heart. >> reporter: parking lots have turned into field hospitals. over the weekend 2 million americans flew many of the newly infected could end up here if there's room. the death toll since thanksgiving has now reached 54,000, roughly the same number of people who could fill the stands at dodger stadium shaun and brandon black well will spend their first christmas without their parents. >> israel

. >> luis miguel se ha comunicado con ustedes?o y efectivamente hubo las flores blancas que Él pidiÓ la mÚsica que Él pidiÓ que era un tema llamado cuando me vaya de aquÍ que el maestro hizo un dueto junto a paulina, estuvieron sus hijos con flores blancas para Él y sabemos que hoy el alcalde darÁ el anuncio de que le pondrÁ el nombre de armando manzanero a una gran avenida de esta ciudad. >> karina muchas gracias la verdad es que vemos tambiÉn a sus hijos dentro del dolor que tienen a sus hijas por lo menos con mucha serenidad con mucha alma, agradeciendo el amor que su padre les regalÓ y entendiendo que a lo mejor era su momento de partir aunque yo creo que uno nunca estÁ preparado para que un padre realmente se vaya, pero por lo menos serenas y tranquilas gracias por haberte comunicado con ellas y por habernos traÍdo las imÁgenes aquÍ a "un nuevo dÍa". >> regresamos contigo mÁs adelante karina muchas gracias. >> amigos y armando manzanero sigue dejando este tremendo legado en el mundo de la mÚsica aparte del inmenso talento que

miguel marquez, thank you. >>> with me now, dr. jorge rodriguez, a viral specialist and cnn medical analyst. great to see you, doctor. >> you too, brooke. >> big news from you. you got the shot. how are you feeling? >> i got it a few days ago a. i'm feeling great, the next day my arm hurt a bit, but felt a little tired, but after that kicking on all cylinders, but i have to tell you, it was an emotional thing to get it not only did it seem epic, it seems like, god, we've gone through so much, and so many other people need it, my catholic guilt kind of kicked in, maybe i shouldn't get it, but, you know, it's a great beginning to end this pandemic. >> no, you're a doctor, catholic guilt aside, you need that, because we need you. >> i know. >> do you feel a sense of -- does it put your mind at ease knowing that you have one half of this thing? >> yes, yes, to some degree, but again, i know that i can still get it. i know more importantly that i can stills transmit it, and what we need to understand is this is a community issue. i don'