verá en noticiero telemundo 48 >> [♪ ] >> (hablan en inglés) >> (hablan en inglés) >> consternada miriam) >> los avisos fueron idea de su hija de 11 años de edad >> puso las iniciales de (nombre en inglés) y puso eso acá >> en uno se lee no mates a mis amigos >> su mejor amiga es afroamericano >> según miriam dos personas le han dicho que quiten los avisos por su seguridad una cuarta persona es un vecino veterano de guerra >> dijo las vidas negras no contribuyen al país >> desde que lo publicó ha recibido muestras de solidaridad >> para unos el evento es doloroso >> leandro fue llamado supremacista balnco por un comité de estados unidos en 1971 dijo (nombre en inglés) conocido actor y escritor residente de esta ciudad , dijo que desde los 50 hasta inicio de los 80's más del 90% de la población aquí era blanca y no permitían afroamericanos los agentes de bienes raíces sabían que no debían mostrar casas aquí aunque la ciudad es de las más diversas del país incidentes como el de miriam saben que hay camino por recorrer >> en otras noticias el dueño de un salón de tatuajes en tampa florida e

se unieron miriam y sus dos hijos. juvenil cuando era una niÑa de 14 aÑos. nadie me preguntÓ por quÉ no querÍa ir a la escuela. me estaban haciendo cool y porque era mÁs pobre. miguel: se miriam trajo a sus hijos a luchar por esta causa. uno tiene 12 aÑos, es mexicano y el otro es un bebÉ de ocho meses afroamericano. teme que tengan que pasar por las mismas injusticias que ella viviÓ. >> cuando miras a la juventud, todos son niÑos negros. es importante que sepan que tienen apoyo de los padres. miguel: el reporte mÁs recientees de el 2018 y tenÍan a mÁs de 1200 jÓvenes encarcelados. >> tenemos que tener programas para apoyar esto jÓvenes con mÁs Éxito. lo que estamos haciendo ahora no funciona. necesitamos un sistema que se enfoquen los jÓvenes latinos y afroamericanos. miguel: en su escuela tiene conversaciones con los jÓvenescuando tienen problemas. le gustarÍa ver programas similares en su comunidad y pide que asignan los fondos de los reformatorios a los programas comunitarios. >> estar en un cuarto la juvenil es al

i spoke to miriam casali in march, after her mother, on holiday in genoa, died of coronavirus.n the red zone, she couldn't reach her dying mother. now meeting her in person, the grief is still raw. testing was key to the recovery of this corner of lombardy. the entire population of one village now invited to check for antibodies to see if they've had the virus and developed immunity. dr arianna rizzo is one of the coordinators. people came in, we take their temperature. if there is no fever, they go to have the rapid test. if the rapid test is positive, we have to do the blood test. i think it is very important because this is a population study. we would like to know the spread of the coronavirus amongst this population. many people are asymptomatic, so they don't know if they have had or still have the virus, so it is usefuljust to know for the spread of the virus. the virus has devastated this whole region, but in some parts they took early decisions that helped stop the spread, while in others key mistakes were made at the start which meant that the outbreak quickly got out

los Ángeles dice que como nos comportems ahora más adelante vamos a ver las cifras de contagios, miriams de estas manifestaciones se puede para en dos semanas. >>> en dos semanas vamos a ver los etratos y no vamos a entender lo que está pasando hasta que los ohospitales se vuelvan a llenar . >>> y con esta información vamos a una pausa y al regresar, condado santa clara suaviza las órdenes de salud por la pandemia, entérese qué medidas se tomaran. >>> y regresa el calor al Área de la bahía al vol a partir de este viernes se permitrá que en san ojsoe puedan comer en restaurantes al aire libre . >>> esto grupo de artistas pintan la fachada de una cafetería en la universidad estatal de san josé, pero la pintura es parte de la decoración para dar servicio al exterior del restaurante . >>> salir a comer en un restaurante es algo que muchos extrañan. >>> esta regulación cambiará rotno y con la apertura de restaurante se abrirán los centros comerciales y campos de verano y se permitirán las ceebridades religiosas al aire libre . >>> esto hombre está feliz de pensar que podrán comer afuera. >>>

tendremos más detalles de lo que dijo el gobernador el día de hoy, mientras tanto, regresó contigo >> miriame de pulmón >> todo este tiempo en coma, fue rechazada en todos los hospitales por la complejidad de su caso. >> (información en pantalla) >> mi corazón paró de trabajar por decir así. >> no hay nada que podamos hacer >> pero ni su esposo e hijo se dieron por vencidos, como un hermoso regalo de vida >> (información en pantalla) >> bien dicen mamá creo que estás embarazada, y encontramos donador >> los médicos le salva la vida >> (información en pantalla) >> experiencia en lo más largo que pudo haber esperado tras este transplante >> (información en pantalla) >> yo me sentía cómo en familia >> (♪ música ) >> (♪ música ) >> no cambie de canal ya volvemos telemundo 38 >> (♪ música ) >> (♪ música ) >> (comerciales) >> (♪ música ) >> (♪ música ) >> (♪ música ) >> estaesta tarde a las 5:00 de la tarde la agencia federal van a dar el vamos a una vacuna del covid 19 entérese de los detalles aparte >> >> (información en pantalla) >> (♪ música ) >> (♪ música ) >> varias decenas de trabajadores d

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miriam arias tiene el informe. >>> salas de cine antes repletas de personas refrescos y el olor a palomitasigitales. algunas postergadas hasta nuevo aviso. hemos visto el retorno de los auto cinemas donde la gente se reÚne en sus carros respetando el distanciamiento social para ver una pelÍcula al aire libre. pero la mayorÍa de las pantallas de casa. >>> te dirÍa que prÁcticamente se duplicÓ. >>> compaÑÍas tambiÉn han visto aumento en sus plataformas. >>> ahora tenemos mÁs. >>> la incÓgnita es quÉ efecto tendrÁ el coronavirus en las nuevas producciones que requieren contacto fÍsico. >>> en la medida que el testeo va mejorando vamos a ten ver qua a haber un grupo de personas con una producciÓn puntual. vamos a tener que comer un poco cÓmo es la producciÓn. vamos a tener que comprimirlos tiempos. trabajar en un tiempo mÁs corto creo que lo mÁs complicado son temas que impliquen que el pÚblico general este todo junto en un sitio. >>> las medidas de protecciÓn serÍan mÁximas comunes ya que la pandemia cambiÓ el mundo del entretenimiento de la noche a la maÑana. >>> muchas gracias por el reporte

allegra mentioned angela davis and miriam cobb of. some port and for us to think about and appreciate and invest in the organization doing the abolitionist work and our committees are and doing abolitionist work in our communities for a long time. it's really important that we the calls for abortion are coming first and foremost from communities that are most affected by crime. and so when we think about the concerns about what are we going to do about crime and what are we going to do about unsafe neighborhoods it is the people who are in these neighborhoods and who are investing in trying to fix those neighborhoods and a black woman led organization or collective action who are investing serious physical efforts, serious emotional labor in building safer communities and so many of these organizations are saying look police are not helping us go through this process. so yes it is important for us to be doing reading and to be listening to the scholars who've been thinking about this for a long time. we have incredible abolitionist le

. >>> gracias a miriam por esta informaciÓn hasta aquÍmente la n - viene y se encuentra con una cubanarta: "¡bajito, bajito!" le digo: "¡¿quÉ bajito, ni quÉ bajito?!" - doctora, esta mujer es una escandalosa - ¡que se enteren los vecinos! ¡que se entere to' el mundo! ¡bÚscate un marido, es lo que tienes que hacer! ¡deja a tu hijo, ya estÁ grande! - resulta que supuestamente se iba a casar conmigo, pero no. ¡era con la [bip] esta que se iba a casar! - ¡[bip] tu madre! - y perdona que yo... ¿tÚ sabes? que yo le explique todo esto, doctora. pero es que le daba con una pasiÓn, mi amor. y...

. >> miriam, says she and husband, juan, started the in 2 people are going to be g scared to come backpa, or go into tasting rooms, and then we are so small, that the only way i am going to be able to really maintain and differentiate myself with the statistics that are going on about wine cells and the wine industry, are going to be to personally attend my tasting room seven days a week, this has been extremely detrimental to everybody, large and small, wineries, hotels, restaurants, shops, etc. it has been devastating. >> lindsay, is president and ceo of visit to maple valley. she says pre-pandemic, tours and revenue from napa county, $2.2 billion. that by 70%, in the county is looking at $1.5 billion in losses for the year. to promote the wineries, small and large, visit napa valley's doing things it's never done before. don't proactively advertise during this time period, we will be doing that for the first time and really trying to rebuild visitation, to this valley overall, to our wineries and restaurants and hotels. another thing we are doing is helping to promote road trips wit

system miriam cuts no corners she only uses soap and does everything by hand prices started 2000 euro. but there are fewer and fewer catholic priests nowadays. and many of those there are shop on the internet. because. we're now competing with what's available off the shelf online from the comfort of his desk a priest can order a charitable for 300 or even 150 euro. this is it might not look that bad at 1st glance but it's not the same as coming here and getting something special to the shop from. the abbey also welcomes guests 2 sisters are assigned to look after them . costs 53 year as a night so it's not exactly a money spinner. when sister theresa he was young she was keen to pursue a profession. she's now 84. a friend of mine entered the abbey i wrote to her and told her she must be crazy i would never ever do something like that. to to raise he has been here for 61 years she says she wants to see more women in positions of authority both outside and within the church. i'm feeling place quite often priests come here and they're very grateful if. they come to me we smile and peace

the house of lords is scathing about the government's response let me speak to the lively same to miriam whose fund raising effort surpassed the quarter of a 1000000 pounds mum to help people during the covert crisis all this coming up later in the show but 1st the glass good to me know if your tweet your e-mails your messages thank you alex we've received over 350 sponsors from all over the world throughout human last week on the ongoing beach in the us following the coming.

miriam form so it was. i think i am neatly did that method. and was able to coast in the mirrors method. as mine were talking to ed asner and ed is 90 years old now he's still working as i said he's out there doing a show with rosario dawson it appears on the usa network it's called briar patch you know i'm interested as you became known obviously you're in everybody psyche the hard drive take on ed asner is gruff i'm wondering when you were young were you seeking out or talent agents deeming you to be gruff in new york or were you playing a myriad of roles that mary or mary are never settled in. or. were never you could use a frat boy to me. i'm looking at printers you my friend you weren't exactly frank corson but i wouldn't call you fat guy actor you did have a therapist and you had sort of a lawyer in bendix 30 bork died sort of stuff that could touch you but i would say that. now. i work that in of jobs on i learn how to apply the fact. what. you're in new york you've met mira you obviously have your guru you knock it out of the park i th

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just you're just want to focus on women well somebody has to focus on the women because i can as a miriam carey was shot in her car with her baby in the back of her me soccer game and i remember when kareem games was killed that every always who was also me there were blaming her for it they were bleeding or remember or member when ronnie should ride knocked on the door to get help and the white man children people say why did you go to this party why was she hi like this is these are the responses when trayvon martin was killed were cuboid was actually shot by a police officer trayvon martin was killed by a local neighborhood guy and yet it wasn't ricky a boy that started the movement and she was shot by a cop and totally a racist from this thing so when we bring these things out it's embarrassing it's hurtful and it's an indictment and it de censors black men who with it with out our history for civil rights and everything we have held on to this believe that it's black men who are going to lead us and we're going to take a sense of this promised land when really it's been the black wom

the temple was broken in 2015 in the wake of historical research carried out by a german historian miriam get parts book titled when the soldiers came has already been translated into 7 languages. invited to those probably for fondue from baseless and so dark the problem for women raped by soldiers from the west was that their attackers were regarded as the good guys liberators. or it was hard for the germans to result of this conflict of loyalty and loyal lititz conflict i was sort of on the one hand they were supposed to be grateful to these armies particularly the american army because they promised peace democracy and economic revival so i decided to see. it as the same time they were supposed to expose the soldiers that had committed crimes. who were not just a lustrous heroes. hidden vonne. this is the ash realists the research was very difficult to get their ports of the invasion where an important source for these were written by priests here around munich describing the last days of the war and the early weeks of the period after the end of the war. in this part of the archives w

. >> in san francisco, abc7 abc7 >>> miriam webster is change go its definition of racism.um took exception to the definition which defined racism as a belief that race is the primary determinant of high school traits and capacities and racial differences produce an inherent superiority of a particular race. she e-mailed the editors and suggested that definition needed to be changed. >> i basically told them, they need to include that there's systematic oppression upon a group of people. it is not just, it is not just, i don't like someone. >> well, the editors agree and they say a revision is on the way. >> all right. we'll look back at another racial injustice and inequal. we'll talk with nate boyer about his conversations with colin kaepernick. >>> and hear from >>> george floyd was laid to rest today after a funeral in houston, capping six days of memorials for the 46-year-old killed by a police officer, who pressed his knee into floyd's neck for nearly nine minutes. along with family and friends, several texas elected officials spoke. a video message from democratic pr

>>the editor of miriam webster told mitcham the revision would not be happening without her persistence the dictionary's editor at large says that there have been previous constraints on having to fit shorter definitions into print additions he says however that's no longer the case with more users accessing merriam-webster online. >>talk about a woman who clearly needs a lesson in racism and why it's so hateful. well who knows how many times she's done this, but this woman was just caught on camera targeting a minority for a 3rd time in less than a year and coming up later in sports jason dumas brings us the story of one toscano anderson the east oakland native who is representing >>iraq has completely reversed a decision that would have prohibited its priests as from wearing apparel supporting the black lives matter movement news that starbucks told employees in a memo they could not wear black lives matter shirts or other paraphernalia because it might be used to amplify divisiveness went viral. well today, the company reversed that decision saying that starbucks is a place where all

>>that's right now well all of us need to be educated all of us so thank you miriam webster will update definition of the word racism based on her request that's according to a young missouri woman kennedy mission says that the dictionary's current definition is inadequate that it overlooks a broader issues of racial inequality. >>the 22 year-old recent college graduates as her email it to a response from the dictionary editor followed by a promise to update the definition. >>it was a lot of back and for i did have to fight, but they did say that they would change it to include more sustained aspects because that is very important and that they would look into different restart different literature that includes what people of color have to say about the term before you know publishing it. >>merriam-webster's editor told mitcham that the revision would not be happening were it not for her persistence the dictionary's editor at large says that there have been previous constraints of having to fit shorter definitions into print additions at at t s though that it is no longer the case with

. >> miriam hernandez, abc7 news. >> hard topic to talk to kids about. been having a lot of the conversations around our dinner table surrounding this, because my kids are teens, old enough to think what can they do, how does this impact them? but ama, your daughter is so much younger. is she asking you about it in some way? has she seen it in some way or sensed maybe that you're not well because of it? >> no. she is too little, kristen. she is only 2. so she is not watching the news. she is not on social media at all. there is no day care. so it's not like anyone is really talking about it in front of her. her language skills are just developing. so we're trying to keep things as normal as possible around the house since she -- covid, what's covid to her? she just can't even conceptu conceptualize that. but for people who have kids who are a little older, i think a lot of great points are made there that you have to listen and see what they need and how you can help provide those tools that they need to help deal with this. >> yeah. great point. and spe

i want to thank some planning staff, claudia, miriam, andy, wade, all of the facilitators who brought the planning staff together last wednesday to have internal conversations about how we move -- how we set up structures and resources to make meaningful change. i just want to end by saying black lives matter. thank you. >> commissioner moore. >> commissioner johnson, thank you for what you just said so eloquently and with so much depth. it will make it so much easier to agree on the resolution and perhaps add and enhance. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> i as well am thrilled to support the resolution. super proud of you. super proud of us. this is a huge moment for the commission, the department and our city. so we wanted to give a mention to one of my bosses, our first african-american mayor london breed and thank her personally from the commission, from our department for all of her leadership through all of these very, very tough times. >> commissioners, seeing no further commission comments, we can move on. but before we do, i wanted to remind all members, of staff, who are p

house of lords is scathing about the government's response let me speak to the liveliest same to miriam whose fund raising efforts are past the quarter of a 1000000 filings mup to help people during the covert crisis all this coming up later in the show but 1st the glass good to me know if your tweet should emails your messages. thank you alex we've received over 350 responses from all over the world who are sure last week on the on going the in the us following the killing of george floyd which featured grieved mother dolly mccain young activist healer omer and veteran campaigner medea benjamin hidden from trinidad says that agenda is no different today but our position is different we're not like our forefathers we know the terrain victor from ghana says they think we don't see or understand things those days are gone maybe says i keep hearing people attempting to justify what happened to george floyd by saying he was a criminal but 2 wrongs do not and never have made a right arab or from ghana says did he deserve to die for the so-called crime he committed peace must prevail this tim

miriam who asks how can i not be afraid of going back to school?ill be there to welcome you. that's not changing. you will still have friends there. that's not changing. and we are all working to make sure that you're safe and that it's okay to be a little scared. i think all of us are scared from time to time, but we're working to make sure that you are as safe as possible and i bet you when you see some of your friends even at a distance, some of that fear will go away. >> yeah. i'll take this opportunity to remind people, it's important to remember that regular vaccines are part of being safe as well. a lot of people because of all that's been going on have missed those vaccines. they haven't been able to go to the doctor. so don't forget about those vaccines before you go back to school as well. >> so important. dr. sonja, great to have you with us today. thank you for helping us out. >> thank you. good to be there. >>> i heard that children and families all over the world are dealing with the coronavirus. >> yeah. in some countries children ar

miriam in texas, we will go to you next as we wait for the house judiciary committee.d morning. i'm from texas and we have two republicans. it is a shame the republicans are using a black senator to get this thing going on. if i have a son and i sent him out there i don't want him to be shot by a cop because he has a calm in his pocket. don't want a person to come into my house with a no knock warrant. i don't want it police officer to kill someone knowing he is not went to get thrown in jail. if the whole community is not on the bill, it should not pass. no knock warrants, it has to change. all these republicans are watering down everything. they are talking about everything on the surface and they are not getting to the nitty-gritty. host: reforming qualified immunity is in the democrat proposal and republicans are called that a nonstarter. the two sites have to come together if there is any legislation that is going to go to the president's desk for his signature. sarah in fall river, massachusetts. good morning to you. caller: good morning. a very interesting conve

so i really thank you very much, and miriam is putting up her hand to speak.commission commissioner zouzounis, i'm sorry. >> hi, everybody. thank you for that presentation and for all the comments. i do agree -- i guess i wanted to just kind of flag that moving people in the direction that they need to go right now for resources is definitely paramount, and i don't know if anybody else is still experiencing some backlog with -- you know, where they don't want to necessarily wait until a ballot measure relieves a lot of these backlogs. what is -- what is kind of the resource that we're presenting to business and small property owners right now who are waiting on permits or even just scans that are waiting in d.b.i. or whatnot? >> well, it sounded like director hillis was saying many of these changes he could not make without action from policy makers. so i don't know what resource we have other than to educate small business owners and encourage them to engage with their supervisors. perhaps director dick-endrizzi, do you have any ideas on that? >> yeah. this i

i have worked with william, i have worked with miriam. i have worked with you. you know, it's really important that this is the time. because the new normal is -- it's nothing. and it will not be part of the old normal. you know, if we don't work united, if we don't communicate and provide support with the economic support, we don't provide information, you know, help -- remember thinking about the small business they are landlords, they want to rent rooms, they want to rent. so many things that we can do together. it is very, very important that we work. i cannot stress it enough. work together. be safe. my time is coming up. i do want to thank you all. we're available. we're processing information. like i said we thank you guy, the small business commission. excellent work. i know you'll keep doing better. we have a lot of work to do. the mayor,. >> commissioner haney: -- the mayor, let's keep going. it's important. i wanted to expression the positive that we have. the positive energy of our people. the positive energy of san francisco. that's who we are. that

so i really thank you very much, and miriam is putting up her hand to speak.commission commissioner zouzounis, i'm sorry. >> hi, everybody. thank you for that presentation and for all the comments. i do agree -- i guess i wanted to just kind of flag that moving people in the direction that they need to go right now for resources is definitely paramount, and i don't know if anybody else is still experiencing some backlog with -- you know, where they don't want to necessarily wait until a ballot measure relieves a lot of these backlogs. what is -- what is kind of the resource that we're presenting to business and small property owners right now who are waiting on permits or even just scans that are waiting in d.b.i. or whatnot? >> well, it sounded like director hillis was saying many of these changes he could not make without action from policy makers. so i don't know what resource we have other than to educate small business owners and encourage them to engage with their supervisors. perhaps director dick-endrizzi, do you have any ideas on that? >> yeah. this i

es de miriam.lia en mano. creando una controversia increÍble. la verdad que las protestas por racismo no se frenan. por eso el presidente y esa biblia estÁ en titulares. la verdad que hasta el obispo de washington declarÓ que ni una llamada de cortesÍa la dejaron para despejar el Área de decir que iban utilizar gases lacrimÓgenos como su iglesia. dice que el presidente utilizÓ la biblia y una de las iglesias como fondo y sin permiso para dar un mensaje antiÉtico con relaciÓn al mensaje de jesÚs. dice que no quiere que el presidente estÉ ahÍ, dice que no estÁn asociados con los mensajes de este presidente. mac, me gustarÍa que pusieras un poco en contexto la iglesia, la religiÓn que esta iglesia profesa. marÍa antonieta: es una iglesia episcopal, pero es un sÍmbolo. estÁ muy cerca de la casa blanca. es la iglesia donde todos los presidentes de los estados unidos, al menos en la era moderna, han ido a orar. han estado ahÍ. es un momento de respeto. la familia kennedy. no sÓlo el presidente kennedy qu