noel gallo fue reelegido como miembro del consejo de oakland.sus habitantes son latinos. >> nos da miedo por las familias, por los niÑos, por las muchachas porque estÁ peligroso. julio: el concejal del distrito cinco es noel gallo, quien acaba de ser reelecto con el 53% de los votos. >> los robos estÁn subiendo. no tenemos el nÚmero necesario para tener los oficiales. julio: la ciudad de oakland busca recortar el presupuesto para la policÍa e invertir esos fondos en programas alternativos. >> cada aÑo ese dinero se va a dirigir a la comunidad, a las escuelas y al trabajo. julio: nuevo encontraron otras necesidades entre los latinoscompartieron estudio >> que las familias tengan mÁs recursos. 35% de las personas acceden a cobertura mÉdica y es muy alto. julio: quÉ piensa hacer para traer mÁs inversiÓn? en cuanto a una soluciÓn clara sobremejorar la seguridad no obtuvimos un plan concreto. >> directamente con la ciudad de oakland y el condado de alameda estamos trabajando para apoyar los negocios que tenemos porque necesitamos tener trabajo para a

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we've lost noel i'm so sorry. if if i can just pick up a few private in terms of the 2 candidates campaigning how little time they have less. what is this 2 strategies that you're saying you can speak on that because if you're a democratic side as you will say saying what the republicans are doing little publicans doing what democrats thing that's different. i mean look everyone is campaigning i think just to respond to kimberly it's not defensiveness what i am concerned about is there is an integrity to our institutions and to our democracy that we're allowing donald trump to suppress the vote so that's number one number 2 i agree with you the youth vote numbers are historic record number of young people and people of color are voting in texas georgia and north carolina the challenge right now is that there are tens of millions of ballots that have been put in the mail and of early voted and i want to ensure i had a brief window here to talk to the american people right i want to ensure that every single one of t

noÉl gallo: ahorita directamente con la ciudad de oakland, el condado de alameda, estamos trabajandoprueba de covid-19. el sÁbado a las 9:00 a 15:00 usted puede acudir al centro de salud west coln, en san pablo. en la ciudad de san pablo se puede aplicar una prueba gratis. esta noche a las 23:00 seguiremos la cobertura de la elecciones generales. transcurren las horas y alguna estado no cierran sus votaciones. no nos olvidamos de su salud, la ciudad de san pablo >>Éstas son las principales noticias. biden recortando a distancia en pensilvania. creen que podrÍan llegar a darle el triunfo. sin ninguna evidencia, el presidente trump asegura que se estÁn contando votos los candidatos libran ardua batalla por pensilvania. una encuesta sugiere que joe

o hasta a rodear a papÁ noel con cajas de regalos para que los niÑos mantengan la distancia adecuada.comparten que es esa libertad para poder abrazar a nuestros familiares. cerramos con esto. el paso de la tormenta eta por tabasco dio lugar a numerosos rescates de personas, pero los socorristas no se olvidaron de las mascotas. efectivos salvaron a un perro que quedÓ atrapado en las inmediaciones. miren el vÍdeo. ven cÓmo antes de subirlo a la lancha le hablan y lo acarician para que confÍe en ellos y lo llevan a bordo. por supuesto esta emotiva grabaciÓn se hizo viral en las redes sociales. un lunes repleto de muchÍsima informaciÓn. les agradezco que hayan acompaÑado. >> debido al drÁstico aumento en casos de covid-19, el departamento de salud pÚblica en los angeles pudiera implementar el toque de queda. >> hay restricciones de viaje para quienes estÉn pensando salir fuera de california para las celebraciones de fin de aÑo. otra escuela abrelas puertas para cierto grupo de estudiantes a pesar de que se reporta aumento de casos de coronavirus.

. >>> el papá noel russo hace su primera aparición, contamos mal este personaje como repartió alegríago aprovechando van consiguiendo su 30a intersección como profesional la segunda mitad otra vez la defensa se agranda tan grande como el novato o que intercepta abba y se restaura/para poder al segundo. >>> aprovecharon los errores para dar la vuelta al encuentro colocando este balón suelto y los regresaba en diagonales para recortar la distancia. >>> luego se le escapó la deferencia en la 61 charla con esta mutación por tierra. >>> empataron y luego de la buena serie ofensiva con una pata de 42 llama le da la victoria a los rayner y pueden seguir soñando con player. >>> primer lugar con siete ganados tres perdido aunque todavía podía subir un peldaño más a ocho perdido quien gana mañana filadelfia. >>> cae a la segunda posición con siete ganados y cuatro perdidos. >>> hoy están seis y cinco mientras que lo fue la neta con marca de cinco van a veces perdidos. >>> que significa esto que dentro de los player siguen peleando o en esa batalla por el comodín, aunque es muy complicado que va

noel fesi and his associates were found guilty of ali motamed's matter.pulling the trigger, and he got 130,000 euros for organising the killing. but he refused to say who had paid him. if that kind of money is paid toa him. if that kind of money is paid to a criminal organisation foran paid to a criminal organisation for an assassination, for a political assassination, that isa political assassination, that is a clear indication that a state is responsible here. the eu stayed silent on any link between the murders of iran. in 2015, it had helped negotiate a major deal with iran to limit its nuclear ambitions. the priority that the european powers gave to preserving the nuclear deal above all other outstanding issues, which includes uranian activities on european soil, really gave iran a bargaining chip. because each time it stepped out flying, such as activities in europe, you know, terror plots and assassinations, europe would bite its time. but in the summer of 2018, donald trump announced the us was walking away from the nuclear deal, and away from the

thank you so very much, maria, noel of and staff of un women and panama city. a pleasure to have you on thank you very much. and former war zones around the world landmines left over from combat remain a deadly hazard. it's a huge cleanup job that an international coalition of more than $100.00 nations is trying to tackle. and they're holding a virtual meeting today to report on progress. iraq is one of the worst affected countries. here's a look now at one village where many residents have had their of life ended by landmines a life without hope. money coming in, lost a leg. he has no work and no money, but somehow the 34 year old has to provide for his fine children. they amputated my leg 6 months ago. we asked the government for support. i haven't had any income since. i can't care for my children. last spring, monic left his village for iraq's desert. he scavenged for debris on the battlefield of the gulf war to sell to scrap metal dealers, a desperate attempt to eke out a living in a wasteland. i was picking up pieces of metal when it happened. i stepped o

i think that noel would agree with me. donald trump he may come from the reality show world but our democracy is not a reality show we need to count every single vote days or weeks that needs to happen and i hope noel can say on record i feel like a lot of republicans have been hiding behind donald trump so i hope that you can agree with me here i thought we were talking about voter enthusiasm so i want to get to that point 1st and then maybe i'll jump in on what brad was saying as a white house correspondent you know i'll call it what how i see it doesn't matter what party you're from so with respect to the voter enthusiasm what i think's been really encouraging is that young people are voting like we've not seen before we have seen and this actually benefits joe biden given the fact that so many of them lean democratic this is a worrying sign for donald trump but with respect to donald trump saying that he wants to see a winner on election night i don't know where those facts are coming from 3 ality as we know in north c

our thank you so very much, maria noel of the un women and panama city. a pleasure to have you on thank you very much. now, in former war zones around the world, landmines, left over from combat remain a deadly hazard. it's a huge cleanup job that an international coalition of more than 100 nations is trying to tackle. now they're holding a virtual meeting today to report on progress. one of the worst affected countries is iraq. well, here's a look now at one village where many residents have had their lives up ended, or lack minds. a life without hope. money coming in, lost a leg, he has no work and no money. but somehow the 34 year old has to provide for his fine children. they amputated my leg. 6 months ago. we asked the government for support. i haven't had an income since. i can't care for my children. last spring, monic left his village for iraq's desert. he scavenged for debris on the battlefield of the gulf war to sell to scrap metal dealers, a desperate attempt to eke out a living in a wasteland. i was picking up pieces of metal when it happened.

>>> vea estas velas navideñas con la cara de papá noel con mascarilla. causas sensación en grecia. dueño dice que lo hizo para llevar el mensaje de no bajar la guardia y usar la mascarilla. con eso nos despedimos gracias por habernos acompañado . >>> nos vemos mañana aquí >> ♪. >> ahora en telemundo 48 aumenta el número de fallecidos por covid-19, expertos dicen que las próximas semanas serán críticas para frenar contagios >> una farmacéutica que tiene vacuna dice que están listos >> debido a los casos de covid-19 y el aumento de casos dicen que las dos próximas semanas serán vitales para frenar el contagio expertos dicen que si todos usamos cubre bocas la propagación del virus disminuiría >>haya o no un incentivo por gobernador gavin newsom la decisión de cada ciudadano es vital para reducir contagios por covid-19. >> funcionarios de la salud prevén que el 12% de los casos serán hospitalizaciones. en condado santa clara los hospitales reportaron 87 pàcientes a mediados de octubre, ahora hay 151 en san francisco se reporta una situación similar, esta semana hay 39 hospitalizaciones

ya llegÓ papa noel a algunos lugares de la bania, el viejito estÁ disponibles para que le temon fotosmuchas gracias por estar con nosotros, nos vemos el lunes y recuerde que ya viene el noticiero nacional. ♪(mÚsica)♪ hoy viernes 13 denoviembre en noticias telemundo >>> guatemala y

papa noel se ha adaptado a los tiempos de coronavirus, no tiene que visitar a santa, él vendrá a su casamuchos servicios en línea ofrecen este servicio que incluyen visitas virtuales por un costo de $20, o santa le puede enviar un saludo personalizado por $65. nos vemos. >> (música). >> noticias telemundo. >> buenas noches, estas son las noticias que tienen que saber antes de que acabe el día. soy julio baquero. nuevos récords y nuevas preocupaciones por la pandemia luego de las reuniones y viajes de acción de gracias se teme que contagios y muertes aumenten. los ángeles emite nueva orden de quedarse en casa. >> suben los casos y suben los ingresos a cuidados intensivos. >> el país llegó a 13 millones de contagios, y hoy hay más personas contagiadas desde que empezó la crisis. las compras del viernes negro, billones se lanzan en búsqueda de ofertas y tiendas toma precauciones. >> cosas para la familia, es importante aprovechar los descuentos. >> a pesar de la pandemia se estima que las compras navideñas van a aumentar en comparación al año pasado. la controversia persigue a diego armando

papÁ noel colocÓ un Árbol de navidad, posÓ para las cÁmaras, y disfrutÓ en estas aguas salinas.res: una banda de asaltantes portando armas de juguete, se llevÓ casi 20 millones de dÓlares de las cartillas de seguridad de un

papa noel se ha adaptado a los tiempos de coronavirus, no tiene que visitar a santa, él vendrá a su casaio baquero. nuevos récords y nuevas preocupaciones por la pandemia luego de las reuniones y viajes de acción de gracias se teme que contagios y muertes aumenten. los ángeles emite nueva orden de quedarse en casa. >> suben los

pasaron la carroza del pavo, los globos de personajes de pelÍculas y dibujos animados asi como papÁ noelor karol g, sebastiÁn yatra y cnco. >> en manhattan nueva york marÍa vargas-pion noticias telemundo. >> bueno un desfile diferente. en california, miles de familias con problemas econÓmicos por la pandemia, recibieron gratis su cena de acciÓn de gracias, el restaurante casa garcÍa, se unÓo con varias organizaciones para repartir los alimentos, marÍa paula ochoa estuvo ahÍ. >> el deseo de tener una cena de acciÓn de gracias movilizo a miles de familias como los ellos que llegaron a esta masiva entrega de comida. >> siempre hemos encontrado nuestra comida en diferentes lugares pero es la primera vez que aceptamos venir a este lugar. >> como Él a muchos los atacÓ el covid-19 los bolsillos, y ahora no tienes mÁs opciÓn y eso motiva a carolina. >> lo que mÁs me gusta es ver a la gente contenta que van a tener una comida una ayuda es algo para mÍ moert. >> desde hace 34 aÑos el restaurante casa garcÍa ha alimentado a miles de familias de bajos recursos en esta fecha, siempre comiendo juntos

>>> antes de despedirnos le contamos llamado abuelos trump o el papá noel de rusia, sorprendió a niñosn capacidades especiales en moscú este fin de semana. >>> los niños recibieron regalos y se reunieran un centro de quimoterapia donde muchos de ellos usan caballos para ayudarse con sus tratamiento. >>> al abuelo klose fue acompañado de la doncella de nieve que es una figura de cuentos rusos. lobos esperamos en punto de las 11 con más información, hasta entonces. (música) en la mira de la fiscalía, la justicia argentina allana la casa y oficina del médico de diego armando maradona en medio de la investigación de su muerte. >> buenas tardes, allanamiento después que las hijas del 10 aseguraran que diego armando maradona no tenía cuidados necesarios, es la principal noticia, además, este domingo (música) (música) >> (música). >> pedir extradición, la fiscalía general de la república mexicana pedirá a estados unidos el regreso del ex secretario de seguridad pública, contra quien existe una orden de presión por presunto enriquecimiento ilícito. malos pronósticos, más de 6 millones de perso

ros: international efforts to try and end the crisis have been stepped up, to noel safar.esday, the un security council heldee its firstng over the conflict, and an african union delegation is going to meet ethiopia's prime minister. i am not sure a warm welcome looks likely. the prime minister said that while we consider the concerns and advice of our friends, we eat -- reject interference in our internal affairs. we respectfully ask the international community to refrain from any unwel and unlawful acts of interference. there are repts of tigrayan soldiers that have been disarmed and sent home. let's get more. >> we are, as everything else in difficult to find informationry that can be independentl verified. we understand, oeat least we learning, that some soldiers, members of the military, and other citizens here -- they feel they are being sidelined and feel they are being basically intimidatedus or evend aside, and that is what they're reporting. the government has been saying that it is fighting with a number of rogue elements. even the prime minister was ying that.

noel a santa cruz photographer for more than 30 years. >> we go back looking for specific things. >> reporter: together they are preserving the story of the lightning complex fire one object at a time. >> there's something about objects and the importance it had to that person that tells a story about their life. >> reporter: as a news photographer, he spent ten days in august on the fire line capturing images of the flames. it was only after they died down though he realized he wasn't done telling the story. >> the idea of lost and found was maybe one of these ideas that i just woke up with in the middle of the night going, we really need to document this. >> hi paul. >> reporter: "lost and found" is the name he and nicky have given their project. they put out a call for those who lost everything in the fire to bring them something pulled from the ashes. >> what did you guys think? >> at santa cruz''s department of art, people have brought them everything from bowls to badges, tools to toys. >> it's made me think so much about how infuse meaning and memory into objects and how those

appreciated it is we all need for >>special this situation, a situation all too well, the councilmember noel grew up here in east oakland and and it's a way for me to give back to the people that gave me at one time in my life and supported me not only changed my attitude behavior that offer providing service is sorely needed going up from well from second to me that that open spirit to really give back to our communities, our diverse communities. >>and let them know that we appreciate you and we councilmember tao says she hopes that this event becomes a yearly tradition minus of course the need to distribute personal protective in oakland fled to gaul kron 4 news volunteers with the salvation army delivered thanksgiving, meals to people in need today kron 4 sarah stinson reports on the changes to the way meals will be delivered during this holiday season this year. >>because of the pandemic. >>it's been quite an operation here at the salvation army in san francisco. 450 volunteers came out and they're pulling up in their cars than other volunteers bring a box of meals put it in the trunk, t

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this will take so what will be very challenging for the rest of the year and also early next year for noel is if you look at the polls in holland most people still support the law and strict measures but of course when we see the unemployment rise we see were.

i'm peter noel. to remind you we're talking about the election results. ok, let's go back to atlanta. so one of the things, what's happened since the election, we've had the former 1st lady, michelle obama, basically, voters shame, anyone they didn't vote for basically calling them a racist. this is a very tired, tiresome, and dangerous narrative that constantly is being pushed from the left. and all it does is divide people. it's a remarkable for a woman is living in a multimillion dollar house on martha's vineyard. i think voters shaming people. and then we have the lincoln project that's basically me coming out and boxing people. and this is another project that is trumpeting. i'm sorry, focusing on people that were literally the trumpet, ministration of helping, hoping to assure that they never get work again. it's very solid. it is very maoist, it is the 10 attempts to destroy people's careers, you know, in joe biden says he wants to reconcile with people. how do you square the 2? because it seems to me this is just a, a, a, a blood fest that they wa

. >> oakland council members rebecca katzman and noel gallego also landed a hand at the event today. >>> in san francisco, live today, serving up 2500 thanksgiving meals from glide. there was a lot of cheer as well. ♪ > in addition to the traditional meal, glide offered an online program called live from glide. it had solo performances and interviews with those involved. glide programs and services were included. >> i'm grateful for shelter, for family, for community, for glide, for the unconditional love that i receive each and every day, by the grace of god. >> in addition to seven 2500 people to people in need today, glide delivered 200 meals to homeless encampments across the city. >> is 70 years thanksgiving tradition and sepsis, adjustments this year. >>> because of the cost pandemic, ktvu's melissa harrington has more on the annual thanksgiving meals for the members of the community. >> reporter: volunteers with the salvation army san francisco loaded up packaged thanksgiving meals to be delivered to ill and elderly residents who can't leave their homes. >> wherever there is a

noel, song, gati, you'll sell a foot in the new on their own. did they say the a, the shame of them is the big deal up in the north of the country, the situation became more complicated in china, the communists had ceased power. so now, mean had the support of a much bigger and more powerful neighbor. in response, the united states decided to support france. indochina was no longer a simple colonial conflict. it was a new front in the cold war. the athlete in october 1950, the fighting on the chinese border hits new levels of intensity. the french army lost 5000 soldiers. but above all, they lost a sense of their own invincibility. the viet minh took control of the north of vietnam, where chinese aides now arrived on hand it caught by the throat. the french government dispatches, most prestigious general john de laeter, distressingly hero of the liberation of france in world war 2. they called him king a shock, and in january 951, he swung into action. and the french army inflicted successive beta defeats on the north vietnamese league in the th

we've got kristin hauhn a democratic strategist, a republican fundraiser, noel i think the bigger story is the battle going on here, period , and the president behind the 8 ball on the vote we are getting in other news organizations have called georgia for joe biden. we're holding off on that but the fact of the matter is, it was not expected to be this way. i'm just wondering for those trying to raise money for these respective races, has it become problematic for republicans? >> a little bit, and you know, the donors are already fatigued because they were pushed to the max to the limit with this very tight presidential race already, and trying to maintain the senate, so now, they're doing a second round of fundraising. you've got georgia united victory which is focusing on, you know, voter turnout which is a very very important that's the whole ballgame and then you've got u.s. senate on their super pack, you've got so many things going on to maintain and keep hold on the senate it's the most important focus to every republican that i have spoken with, because they know that when and

the house can fill it in a country estate that was really idyllic until the father noel -- felt ill. but willis his mother have a a number of kids but willis was the youngest. his mother thought he hung the moon. she was the world to him and the think vice versa so he grew up with an absolutely doting, supported mother whereas hill grew up for all intents and purposes and orphan. so they were in some ways just an absolute study in contrast, including the yankee versus the confederate. they were on opposite sides of the civil war. that mattered. that was one interesting thing about the book, is that diversity is now on a lot of people's minds, and rightly so, some of the conversations are very overdue. ill felt like the victim of discrimination -- hill. you look at that now as he was white, male, of european descent, like every other geologist in his day that he was a southerner. he was from the south among a northern government agency and intellectual elite. that was a lifelong chip on his shoulder that he felt like he was the victim of biases. he wasn't entirely wrong. he was seeing

. >> one governor saying no is christie noel of south dakota who said she won't issue a mask mandate even though cases are spiking. she said shutdowns do more harm than good turning her state's unemployment rate, 3.6 in october, almost twice the national average of 7% and she won't issue face coverings. >> many states have mask mandate in place and some that do not. i look at their rate of spread and the fact is cases are increasing in many of those states as well. >> and advisor to the president-elect says the trump administration will have blood on its hands along with delays considering the election because biden's covid-19 task forces and being included in vaccination distribution plans. >> we are not able to be on the inside of these important discussions. the longer we wait on this the more people get infected and i. this is a major impediment to rolling out and scaling up the vaccine. >> this afternoon the first press conference in july, the white house reassured americans vaccines will be delivered the day after they are approved. sewing optimistic that even though cases are

. >>> feliz navida k noel. >> it has us going. >> it does. >> this popular christmas song is turning 50 this year if you can believe it. it was first recorded in 1970 by a puerto rican singer and songwriter. to celebrate he is releasing a new version with 30 guest stars including michael bolton. that's interesting. lynn manual miranda. that should be good. >> really good. >> we wish you a merry christmas from the bottom of my heart. >>> 6:18. >> giving back to a world record attempt. we have some great, safe turkey day activities for you next in liam's list. >>> it's friday and that means food and fun on liam's list. plus cooking for a cause. >> we are joined by liam. you are always fun to talk to but really today because we are talking thanksgiving. >> we are. it is just around the corner. i know you love it. i love it too. we'll talk turkey in a moment. first, ladies, let's have a laugh, shall we? >> i have friends, i definitely have friends. objectively i can say i have all the friends ♪ i have friends, i definitely have friends. >> the release of a brand spanking new book, "i wan

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. >> reporter: in france, it's beginning to look like christmas, but it won't be a normal noel.together, but i appeal to your sense of responsibility, he said. it will definitely not be a christmas like any other. for many businesses like this canadian shoe designer, the christmas cheer came a few weeks too late. you had to close your business. how did that feel? >> it feels like being hit by a tsunami. >> reporter: she is determined to keep selling shoes online. >> just put so much blood sweat and tears into it. i'm not willing to be washed out by a crisis. >> reporter: but the crisis isn't over. the health system is still strained. >> the icu are overwhelmed everywhere in paris. >> reporter: doctors worry that without a stronger strategy, the new year could bring a new lockdown. >> if you don't keep a society to testing, tracing, then you will have to face a third wave. >> reporter: there's a risk christmas hope could turn into a new year's hangover. you know, this lifting of the lockdown in france is not set in stone. if the french public doesn't meet certain road marks, basi

noel.county sheriff's office is working to educate people about these new curfew rules. the sheriff says he trusts residents will do what is right. but also warns his department will act if needed. now obviously businesses that mainly operate at night are going to feel the curfews greatest impact, some bar owners in san jose say they're being unfairly singled out the brand and lounge is a popular bar and restaurant in san jose in line with pandemic rules allowed has been able to serve cocktails outdoors until 02:00am but that all ends tonight when the curfew goes into effect owner tony griffis calls the curfew counterproductive. >>if the real culprit here is private gatherings that maybe instead of targeting bars. we target costco safeway's and liquor stores and see if we can cut alcohol sales, theirs. >>the curfew will be in effect until at least december 21st in all counties in that most restrictive purple tier again as of this morning that is all bay area counties except former in san ma

access to a new covenant in vaccine, noel says, is necessary. >> we know the federal government has alreadyirst 107 million doses of the pfizer vaccine. >> reporter: and in california, knowles says, the state will determine how to split the allotted number of vaccines across all 58 counties. >> it would be a pretty small number. we know they arrive in batches of 975 vaccines at a time. they have to be kept at subzero freezing, and-70 degrees in the freezer. >> reporter: fortunately for the county, uc santa cruz is able to help. >> they have a lot of -70 degrees freezer capacity, which is otherwise not present in this community. so, they would be a very important partner, in terms of seeing storage and transportation. >> reporter: a concern for some, however, vaccine safety. dr. knowles says, independent review boards at federal estate doubles have done studies to find this out. >> these are independent scientists, really trustworthy individuals who are going to review and ensure the safety of these vaccines. >> tells kyla linville reporting. again, the santa cruz health department tells us,

. >> arthur, there's noel gnt w e way to ask this.s our employers a back doorway to get vaccine doubters to get the vaccine? it can be a condition of employment. employment is a privilege and not a right. we do have a sizable population that is anti-vaccine and was before this. we have a sizable population unwilling to wear a mask, and a sizable population that believes this virus is a hoax. so this is where your job as an ethicists collides in the middle of a pandemic with a great national need to get as high a percentage of this in as many arms as possible. >> you know, brian, there has been a lot of doubt some different from the usual anti-vaccsentiment. there were people who hate vaccines and have forever. but there are a lot of people trump rushing things through make things go at warp speed -- but with a shift in administrations i think science will come back to the fore. i think people will regain trust that the fda really does believe these vaccines are sound, effective and safe and i do. and i'm going to make another predicti

polls all the way through tomorrow kron four's noelle bellow joining us now with what you need to know noel. >>a yeah, according to vote america, 4.6 million eligible voters in california are still unregistered right now but lucky for them as you said if they want to make sure their voices heard they can still get it done at the polls, not every state offers that opportunity for about that opportunity but for about 20 states. there is that opportunity and according to vote america that means 34% of currently unregistered people can still register and cast a ballot in this election the process very straightforward once you head to the polls. you'll be asked to fill out some basic information and your mailing address it likely won't take you more than 10 minutes for you to do voters just need to bring 2 documents with them in order to >>you have a california driver's license or state id or permanent bring that with you if you don't have a california id that's ok just bring any government issued id that you have you can bring driver's license from another state you could bring a pan or even br

noel colocÓ un Árbol de navidad, posÓ para las cÁmaras, y disfrutÓ en estas aguas salinas.a regreso el Árbol a la orilla. fÉlix: y asÍ nos despedimos. locutor: esta noche, en una ediciÓn especial de "aquÍ y ahora". >> yo particularmente no hubiese cambiado nada. locutor: el plan se ejecutÓ tal y como se habÍa previsto. >> pensaba... bueno, hay una alcantarilla y un banco. bueno, ahÍ desemboca en un tÚnel que es el acueducto. locutores: una banda de asaltantes portando armas de juguete, se llevÓ casi 20 millones de dÓlares de las cartillas de seguridad de un banco. >> tambiÉn habÍa papeles y habÍa cosas de todo tipo. fotos pornogrÁficas, ladrillos de marihuana, cocaÍna. locutor: lo sorprendente es consecuencias. locutor: ¿cÓmo lo lograron? >> fuimos dejando seÑales falsas. locutor: ellos iban por el dinero, pero en su camino debieron construir un tÚnel. lidiar con rehenes, engaÑar a las autoridades y enfrentar traiciones. >> yo no querÍa que pasara esto ni querÍa denunciar a nadie. locutor: cÓmo los celos y varias historias de amor e infidelidad enredaron un crimen que parec

noel.ording to a handful of state district attorneys serial killers rapists child molesters and murderers have been claiming covid related on employment sacramento county da anne marie schubert said and i quote the inmates are mocking us. all told between march and august at least 35,000 unemployment claims have been made on behalf of prison inmates in local state and federal institutions across the state of california of those claims 20,000 have already been paid out totaling more than 140 million dollars that have gone to these inmates that includes notable death row prisoners like convicted killer scott peterson and serial killer, kerry stain or some 133 death row inmates have claims in their names, some of them have filed more than one claim here locally, 22 inmates in the san mateo county jail pulled off the scam. investigators learned about it while reviewing recorded jail phone calls back in july where inmates were bragging about how they were gaming the system. >>honestly staggering

noel.hat's right as a team of researchers used cell phone mobility data to analyze and understand how human contact and traveling to places like restaurants parks and grocery stores affect covid case numbers they modeled 10 of the largest metropolitan areas in the u.s. including here in san francisco and using the cell phone data of 98 million americans they were able to create an accurate model to predict the flow of the pandemic the approach also allowed them to simulate various types of reopening strategies and they found that if we hadn't decreased mobility in those first few months of the pandemic about one 3rd of the entire population in the 10 largest u.s. cities would have been infected. they say their findings show strong evidence of the efficacy of those initial stay at home orders and the need for continued restrictions on businesses. >>is not whole lot of nothing type of a solution that they can reopen defend places to be fun. and most off maximum occupancy our simulations show

noel. so as the mayor said 2 weeks ago they knew they were possibly headed in this direction and unfortunately here we are. >>the latest data shows the county of san francisco has seen cases increased by 250% since early october and they want to take action now to try and reverse the trend that means as of friday evening indoor dining will be canceled across san francisco. gyms and theaters will go back to reduced capacity of 25% or 50 people maximum and they will pause for the reopening of high schools across san francisco doctor grant colfax says the data shows in the last 2 weeks alone, the county is now averaging 80 new cases daily he said the virus is aggressive and the county is on track to exceed the surge we saw back in july. >>in the past 2 weeks. from october 21st through november 5th. our rate has increased from 3.7 per 100,000 people 10 9. per 100,000 residents. we will go. to over 300 cases a day by late december, it's this increase continues. >>a sharp. a rapid increase in cas

several of the senators would have said on a personal level that they weren't noel opposed to racial equality or to school integration, but that their stance was, as many of us have heard before, it was the state rights approach. they didn't think the federal government or the supreme court should be the ones forcing integration. senator fulbright did sign on to the southern manifesto. and after his career, particularly in the 1960s, as he became very well thought of and revered for his stances against things like the vietnam war, this would dog him later in his career. then after he left the senate, it's something that his career would be stained by, his opposition to full integration early on. he was the u.s. senator from arkansas. and the state of arkansas does have a unique distinction in that several of our smaller school districts embraced integration right after 1954 in brown v. board, but in the little rock crisis, the state had come to an understanding the white majority, the conservative democratic majority in the state was opposed to integration, especially in the way it l

i carried mine around in my gym bag and he wanted noel -- to know what we thought. our direction was to prepare them carefully, to give our candidate and independent view. at the end of the day it was his decision, but that is a great part of the job because he wanted us to take the petition just as seriously as the thick one from the private practitioners so that was a serious part of our job and one that meant every case mattered. we did not do bench memos. that would occasionally get some blowback that we had a cushy clerkship compared to others. what he likes to do is read the briefs, i remember coming back from florida -- he would spend some of time -- of his time at his own florida and he would take the stand out. he had to excuse himself as we sat around a conference table and talked through the issues. that is a memory i have of how the practice of law should be engaging and fun. it is not just a job, it is a privilege. i think this also dovetails with the duty i think he saw in directing his own first draft of the opinion. sometimes it would be short, somet

>>noel.mpaigning and just days before the election both candidates are still working to win over an voters brian yanis has the latest. >>both candidates are making a big push in states they see as essential to victory on tuesday. joe biden has a number of 270 electoral votes. the simplest carrying the 3 midwestern states that hillary clinton could not in 2016, michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania. the former vice president spent saturday in michigan where he was backed by his old boss former president barack obama. >>donald trump tries. there's nothing let me say again there's no that he can do to stop the people who station from voting in overwhelming numbers i take you back democracy, perhaps the fiercest fight has been in pennsylvania considered a must-win state for both campaigns, the president making 4 stops here just on saturday joe biden will shut down your economy. >>wipeout give factories and shut down you stay. >>ship your jobs to china and raise your taxes president trump will most

he may have interviewed everyone from jane fonda to noel gallagher, but his latest book explores theight. a pop group! who plays guitar and who sings? ising. his voice has gone, sadly. do you play any instruments? i took music lessons for five years with a lovely lady called miss green. i couldn't play a note at the end of it. not at all. she used to fall asleep. my friends, knock on the window — football. i wish i had, because i love music. totally off topic, but there was a brilliant clip of one of your shows that went around social media this week. you probably remember it. it was roy castle... yes, and buddy rich. yes, and then sammy davis jr came along. that's right, yeah, those were the days. the amazing thing about that was that sammy davier was not meant to be on the show and he heard buddy rich was on the show, phoned up the producer, can i come on the show? he said yes, no problems at all. walked on and buddy rich and he went to do ten minutes, impromptu, and the show went for 75 minutes. one of those moments. you remember that a long time, iwould imagine. being part of tha

. >> reporter: in france it's beginning to look a lot like christmas but it won't be a normal noel. president emmanuel macron saying families will be able to celebrate together, but i appeal to your sense of responsibility, he said. this will definitely not be a christmas like any other for many businesses like tonya heath, the christmas cheer came just a few weeks too late. >> you had to close your business how did that feel? >> it feels really like being hit by a tsunami. >> reporter: despite closing her shop, tonya is determined to keep selling shoes online. >> i just put so much blood, sweat and tears into it that i'm not willing to be washed out by a crisis. >> reporter: but france's crisis isn't over the health system is still strained >> the icu are overwhelmed everywhere in paris. >> reporter: doctors worry without a stronger strategy, the new year could bring a new lockdown. >> if you don't keep society to testing, tracing, isolating, then you will have to face a third wave. >> reporter: there's a risk christmas hope could turn into a new year's hangover. so french authorit

final del camino, vamos a seguir con mÁs aquÍ en el programa, yo los niÑos tienen sus cartas para papÁ noel felicidad! ven y descubre un mágico lugar lleno de regalos ¡que les van a encantar! regalos tan perfectos con tanta variedad a precios tan buenos para esta navidad para que celebres estas fiestas con paz y amor... ven aquí... donde gastas menos y regalas mejor. t.j. maxx, marshalls, y homegoods hemipablo neruda obtuvo elstro nobel de literatura a los 67 celia cruz aun ganaba grammys a los 77 años y a los 56, roger crouch viajó por primera vez al espacio. tus mejores años te esperan. vive bien de energía solar y eólicaos abude california,os enfrentamos el cambio climático. usa menos energía de 4 a 9 pm para que sigamos brillando. familia ya estamos de regreso a "un nuevo dÍa" aqui hablamos de las mascotas que nos encantan, es probable que tu mascota se portÓ muy bien, sin embargo, debido a la crisis econÓmica que ha sido generada por la pandemia es posible que esta navidad no le puedas hacer el regalo que habitualmente le hacÍa santa claus cuando venÍa a la fiesta. >> para muchos las m

pitbull y sak noel están de estreno . >>> y las contamos qué estaban haciendo los muchachos de la banda (música) >>> ♪ (música) >>> ♪ (música) >>> ♪ (música) >>> ♪ (música) >>> ♪ (música) >>> qué bueno . >>> qué buena onda. nos gusta . >>> eso. me encanta . >>> muy buena rola para decir que hoy es viernes . >>> viernes 13 de noviembre de 20 20. hoy es un día de buena suerte . de alegría. de baile . >>> maravilloso . >>> dicen que es el día de agradecimiento hay que agradecer por tener vida. tener salud a la gente a nuestro alrededor agradezca para que así se le regrese a usted también vamos a ir con una buena persona de nuestra casa y que nos da información precisa . >>> yo estoy muy agradecida por comenzar todas las maÑanas con ustedes en un nuevo día. que ♪ (música) >>> los casos de covid-19 continúan aumentando con cada día que pasa a casi 160,000 nuevos contagios se reportaron este jueves en todo el país. el noveno día consecutivo en que el número de nuevos pacientes no supera el 100,000 . se ha marcado un récord en las hospitalizaciones . se calcula que hay más de 67,000 pacientes