in the case of amalia ortiz it is both, playwright, a performer, amalia ortiz most recent work, hannibal cabaret and other songs is part of her performance and we are very honored to present the oral literature award to amalia ortiz who joins us this afternoon. >> i am amalia ortiz and want by thanking the before columbus foundation for this award and for the ongoing mission of promoting diversity in the publishing world. my hybrid book of poetry which i stage as a punk rock musical tells a story of a refugee arises to beat an army of marshall's book the revolution against an oppressive state. i am not aware of the people i amended to for supporting the book, stay perform system videos and create a project which is larger than one person. there was this a a good through all of the names because this is a community, a family with a whole uninvited crew and so here they are. thanks to -- for saving this book. thanks to my mentor and the texas poet laureate who supported performance as a part of the nsa beyond the page. also thesis committee member is also to think along with doctor catheri

commissioner ortiz-cartagena. >> commissioner ortiz-cartagena thank you for your presentation.like my colleagues have said, you know, we need this and i'm grateful to this. we need a lot more. any chance that we can get. (indiscernible) and we need a lot more. a lot more. and so thank you. >> president laguna: thank you. lisa, thank you for coming and presenting to us and i have just a couple questions for you. some of this this i think -- i'm asking on behalf of the community that i, you know, that there's a lot of questions. as you might imagine. i guess that the first question, do we have a sense of, you know, when we talk about the fee waivers whether it's entertainment venue or restaurant, and i imagine that it would be different for each -- do we have a sense of what the average fee, the amount being waived per, i guess, location, or since that's how it's being broken down? or perhaps it's for businesses. >> let me see if i have any more specificity on that. i'm looking. i don't have it per business. that is a very good question. let me just double check. i don't have the

numbers have been steadily rising since september so it is hoped the vaccine will slow the spread ortiz yuliya shop of all of a visit of a company that's readying itself for a mass production of the jobs. we are the 5 car company it's a fetus in every way i mean different famous being of told here if they caught this particular line for cases 6000 times but our sputnik the is a too short adenovirus based effects of x. seen the difference between sputnik v. and some other international code 19 vaccines is this vaccine is a human based one not an animal so what's a vaccine it's an engineered virus lacking the gene for production therefore it's unable to in fact what it does is serve as a vehicle for coronavirus proteins over 3 weeks a patient receives 2 different jobs to form antibodies and disease resistance before taking a coronavirus vaccination everyone is examined to make sure they're healthy but it takes another 15 minutes to store the vaccine sputnik these stored at minus 18 degrees c. and developer say that's an advantage compared to other countries vaccines requiring significantl

any way, thank you, commissioner ortiz-cartagena. sorry for the soap box. commissioner yekutiel. >> hi. thank you so much. this is commissioner manny yekutiel. i wanted to bring up a expense in the examiner to the article from november 29 about how much money is sitting in the [inaudible] mayor breed said she was going to allocate -- at that point, i think she said $200,000 sitting in unused health care accounts [inaudible] somewhat unknown to the general public. this was -- it was not allowed -- she was not allowed to allocate that funds directly to folks -- to workers in san francisco. the article that came out in the examiner just a week or so ago showed that there was $359 million sitting unused in hcso accounts in february, and now, less than a year later, that number has jumped up to $406 million. so i'm just going to say this one more time. there are $406 million that have been collected either from san francisco consumers or small businesses and medium and large sized businesses, as well, that are sitting unused in 383,000 unused individual health c

commissioner ortiz-cartagena. >> director, thank you for your time. i just [inaudible] truly, truly helping equity applicants. wow, you guys could be a model for every department. i appreciate it. >> thank you so much. i'll make sure that that certainly gets in our smile file, and i'll let jeremy know, as well. thank you. >> yeah, i'll echo that, as well. that was a refreshingly positive update, so thank you for making that happen. is there a motion? >> i'll motion. >> motion to -- to what? is. >> a motion to support the extension of the planning code to january 1, 2021. >> i will second. >> to january 1, 2022, i'm sorry. >> clerk: motion by commissioner adams as presented. seconded by commissioner laguana. roll call vote. [roll call] >> clerk: motion passes, 6-0, with one absence. >> thank you so much, folks. appreciate you coming in and presenting. sorry to make you wait so long for such a short presentation. >> no, no problem. happy to go so everyone can get going. if you have any questions on this or any other related matters, don't hesitate to re

there was a resolution calling on the governor to pry ortiz school workers on the vaccine. >> we are asking the governor to stand up for the public school system. to stand up for california children and families and to get kids back in school as quickly as possible. the fastest and easiest and safest way to do this is to vaccinate all cults in the schools. >> anyone who comes in constant with students including teachers should be vaccinated as soon as possible. >>> with more on the recommendation let's bring in the doctor. this is a vie positive step, but there's more important steps to follow. from someone closely following the pandemic and the race for a vaccine. how important is today? >> i'm so happy, like the physician before me i could jump for joy. it's a monumental step. it easy to understand why we've lost hundreds of thousands of lives and it's time to take care of that. most vaccines take years to develop and we have come up with this in a year. that's a huge achievement. >> now i want to get to the details, how might contribution -- distributions work. you're if nature th

ortiz himself was shot six times. and has undergone years of physical and psychological therapy. >> that day, you know, just so many senses as far as the smell, the scenes i saw. i lost many co-workers i considered family. >> reporter: there will be a much more permanent memorial to the victims and survivors outside headquarters where many wo worked. >> i knew many of those that died. having been here 16 years, you get to know people like they're part of your family. >> reporter: supervisor gonzalez unveiled artists they will call the curtain of courage. when complete, this memorial will have 14 coves, one for each victim that lost their life that day, each one personalized in memory of that particular victim. survivors and family members were crucial in the decisions made behind this memorial and it's was unveiled for them during a private ceremony this morning. >> i did see the beauty of the beginning of their healing. it's been a journey, and so i think that today really helped another solid step on that path towar

arrestaron a tres sospechosos en el asesinato del empresario francÉs y de su socio, el mexicano luis ortize diciembre. es importante recalcar que si enviaste la solicitud antes del primer el examen que tendrÁ que presentar es el anterior, no es nuevo. aquÍ te queremos ayudar en la preparaciÓn de los dos exÁmenes. si vas a univisiÓn . con alguien que entre los diccionarios ? y vos totalmente gratisen los de practicar las preguntas en espaÑol e inglÉs. otra manera de ver este nuevo examen de ciudadanÍa es es cambiando el cÓdigo que ves y en pantalla. acerca tu telÉfono a ese cÓdigo como si fueras a tomar una foto y automÁticamente te sale el enlace y pueden visitar univisiÓn.com/examen de ciudadanÍa 2020. el sÍmbolo rojo del ejÉrcito de salvaciÓn cuelga sobre el times squarepara r patricia: hoy se conmemora el dÍa mundial del sida en momentos en que las muertes relacionadas con la enfermedad aumentaron a nivel mundial debido a la pandemia de covid-19 y es que el coronavirus ha dificultado que las personas que portan el virus de inmunodeficiencia adquirida tengan acceso a los medicamentos y t

ayuda, no estÁn solos, con algunos consejos nos vamos a conectar con el psicÓlogo doctor martÍnez ortizra aquellos que quizÁ tienen que pasar solos los dÍas de navidad? >> en realidad es que el sufrimiento humano tarda el tiempo que te demoras en las circunstancias que tienes, tÚ puedes quedarte de lo que deberÍa hacerse y lo que no deberÍa hacerse, pero es parte de tus creencias,y vale estar distante y jamÁs va implicar estar desconectado. hoy tienes muchÍsimas posibilidades de conectarte con personas que han sido valiosas para ti y que presionaran un poco esta sensaciÓn que te va ayudar a que puedas gestionar mejor la tristeza. uno no solamente estÁ conectado cuando lo toca la mano a alguien, uno puede estar cerca de alguien en espaÑa, cerca de alguien en canadÁaunque estÉs con un ocÉano de por medio. y es verdad acerca de las nuevas tecnologÍas. cuÁn importante es organizar las formas de conexiÓn con familiares y amigos en medio de la pandemia. >> mira, la vida tiene sentido y uno encuentra todo lo valioso en personas, en acciones y en objetos, eso quiere decir que tÚ te sientas con

. >> reporter: olivia ortiz is hired by the county to go door to door in east san jose to offer covid test. she says convincing complete strangers to submit a nasal swabs actually has not been that hard. >> i can relate to those people, so i'm like what would work best for me? that's how i see it. well, i mean, somebody coming to my house and someone that i know, some of that is expelling which. some of that looks at me, you know? >> we are still figuring out what a good day looks like because every encounter is different. >> reporter: she is a senior manager of racial and health equity and says the pilot project has four teams of four people each focused on e san jose. they administer in observed self collection test done outdoors, the teams where id badges and post flyers ahead of time. >> their approach is really genuine and you know, comes from the heart. and the secret to this is them. >> reporter: an employee of the san jose convention center says she would welcome the testers if they came to her home. >> so if they would knock on my door of course i would be interested in stayi

. >> ortiz-cartagena. >> here. >> [roll call] >> mr. president we have our quorum. >> wonderful. please call item number two please. >> approval of legacy business registry application and resolution discussion and action item the presenter is richard carillo legacy business program manager. do you need me to provide you with presenting control? >> i think i'm okay. on here,. >> so i can give them to you. >> i think so yes. then my audio is coming through my phone. i have to share my screen don't i? >> yes. >> okay hold on one minute. okay so share screen. >> we're good take it away. >>> great thank you. good afternoon president laguana, commissioners, office of small business staff. richard carillo legacy business program manager. before you today are five applications for your consideration for the legacy business registry. each application includes a report, a draft resolution, the application itself, and a case report and draft resolution from the planning department. the applications were submitted to planning november 4th and heard by the historic preservation commission de

pandemia no podemos celebrarlo >>> además de honrar a la morenita recordarán el legado del padre jorge ortizmos todavía preparados pero lo estamos haciendo con todo el cariÑo y el amor del mundo >>> así despegó este domingo la cápsula (nombre en inglés) cargada de suministros, regalos y hasta cena navideÑa para los cuatro astronautas que desde el mes pasado se encuentran en el espacio el cohete salió desde cabo caÑaveral y el cargamento incluía pavo asado, mainz aderezo de arándanos pero también llevaba material científico como microbios para unos estudios y 40 ratones para análisis óseos se espera que la nave llegue el lunes a la estación >>> en buena noticias al área de la bahía ya no será parte de las regiones afectadas por los apagones que comienza maÑana lunes gracias a que las condiciones del tiempo mejoraron durante la noche anunciaron que los únicos residentes afectados serán de los condados fresno, madera, mariposa en esas zonas se espera restaurar el servicio en un periodo de 12 horas dependiendo del clima >>> con esto vamos a pasar con nuestra compaÑera que nos acompaÑa con el rep

habían sido canceladas por autoridades de condado de los Ángeles debido a las altas cifras de contagio, ortiz momento ir a misa aunque sea la tradicional misa de gallo >>> debemos evitar el contacto dentro de la iglesia, más que todo lo vería por televisión pero no asistiría a la iglesia >>> es una tradición como mexicano, pero no se puede >>> hay que recordar que las quejas de varios líderes religiosos es celebrar dentro de los lugares de oración ha sido porque hay negocios como algunos almacenes y expendedores de comida que no tienen la máxima capacidad y por ello se les permite el 50 por ciento de ocupación y 20 a 25 por ciento de capacidad para algunas tiendas departamentales y lavanderías entre otros dejando a las iglesias atrás sin poder realizar su culto religioso y algunos residentes difieren en cuanto al tema de permitir el culto religioso dentro de las iglesias. autoridades de condado de los Ángeles dieron a conocer los 198 fallecimientos >>> entre todo esto tenemos noticias el panel asesor de los centros para el control y prevención de enfermedades aceptó la vacuna de moderna contr

ortiz after 2 people suffer for severe reactions earlier this week public documents show the f.d.a. deemed pfizer's vaccine safe and effective but could that change after this warning wall to answer this and much more clear.

lesser citizens that's as the latest polls suggest some 6 in 10 people in france do not want the job ortiz paullus near reports. france is preparing to end its health emergency by april the so says the french prime minister john kass takes he's presenting a bill in the national assembly and establishing a so-called long health emergency management. simply to it is vaccination and those opposed to it might just find themselves in trouble even if they just planning a trip around the city. the prime minister made on to the plan measures make the movement of people and their access to transport subject to presenting test results showing that the person is not infected is falling vaccination or remedial treatment to some politicians the may still believe i'm vaccinated people feeling as though they 2nd class citizens if this bill has really been tabled it must be forged but all elected officials and citizens committed to democracy and freedom in the face of this senseless deviation it is up to us to bring the government back to a semblance of reason this is the bill establishing a long term hea

problematic and serious situation here in the united states give thanks for taking us right through all that ortiz kill him open in new york city well aside from the loss of life the pandemic has cost millions of jobs in the u.s. but the house and stop the rich from getting richer the net worth of american billionaires has soared by one trillion dollars since march according to a new report as tens of millions of americans suffer from the health and economic river just over these pandemic a few 100 billionaires add to their massive fortunes their pandemic profits are so immense that america's appeal in there is could pay for a major covert relieve bill and still not lose a dime of their provider its reaches. the updraft of wealth to the billionaire class is disturbing at a time when millions face eviction destitution and loss billionaires are extracting wealth at a time when essential work is pushed into the viral line fire will be campaign group americans for tax furnace fire and the extra wealth accumulated by billionaires during the pandemic would be enough to dish out $3000.00 to every single

with younger age groups trials i know that was true that its effectiveness for those age 60 and above ortiz. is this report what we might be wrapping up on 2020 but still the big news stories keep coming in the washing health ministry has just announced of the efficacy of the sputnik v. vaccine against covert 19 in the age of 60 plus is 90 percent what does that mean well it means that when the time is right those citizens can take the wilds fast register job against corona virus with full confidence now the testing will not catch we finished on the 24th of december and this is what officials have to say about the findings. of the clinical trials have been carried out some people over the age of 60 the studies of confirmed safety and effectiveness the ministry of health has approved amendments to his medical guidance people over the age of 60 can also get vaccinated now. now this is an important development because until now we'd only know the results from trials on people aged between 18 and 60 this fresh announcement shows that for people over the age of 60 the protection that the vaccine

let's talk more on this with ortiz double quarter the claim from the attorney general echoed what the secretary of state earlier said and yet neither of them seemed entirely sure did they judging by their language and their union well absolutely there's not a shred of evidence and we're already seeing the attorney general of the united states assigning blame on russia while refusing to say anything more about it now in the court of law this wouldn't really work but we've seen over the past several years about how when it comes to russia all you really need is a person of importance saying that things are pretty clear and this is no exception but we can say pretty clearly that it was a rush of putting to use the most activity now that is a bit surprising coming from pompei although since throughout trump's administration we've seen mostly democrats jumping on the anti russia bandwagon but this time we've seen bipartisan finger pointing and admissions that nobody really knows what's going on here we don't know fully what happened the extent of it and frankly we don't know fully for sure

ortiz reached out to the italian author refused to comment on the case we'll keep you updated on any developments. the. united states top infectious disease expert has found itself in an awkward spot start to antony found she admitted to the new york times he'd nudged the numbers on herd immunity up to bolster public support for covert back since. the estimate is that you'll need about 70 percent maybe 75 percent of the people in the country vaccinating to get their own breath herd immunity let's say we get 70 by. 80. we may actually arab or not herd immunity protecting our society are you can make an extrapolation from other infections i say between 75 and 8085 percent of the population we knew a survey said 60 percent or more would take it i thought i can nudge this up a bit so i went to 8085 we really don't know what the real number is i think the real range is somewhere between 70 to 90 percent but i'm not going to say 90 percent. hero doctor found she is the long time director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases throughout the summer he was a permanent f

pink floyd co-founder the musical legend roger waters didn't hold back this week while appearing in ortiz going underground among the targets in his sights the recent us election you can watch the full interview on our website but let's take a look at part of it. dave if trump had been re-elected it would have been worse for everyone in the world but that doesn't make biden a good candidate it biden is a dyed in the wool were among grading servant of the oligarchy that rules the united states american will continue to be so for however long he remains president of the united states he's not to be trusted on anything do you think joe biden is going to move the american embassy back to tell of a are you kidding he's made it quite clear that he's the staunchest zionist friend of. of israel that could possibly be in office so i hope that he and kids start a happy sleeping in that caught that they're going to share for the next few years kiss our. term of 8 or of them having any power under any circumstances because they are clearly not clear thinkers they clearly don't believe in human rights

of survivors will also survive this pandemic ortiz upon. it. where there is a will there is a way well it's already tips as a major oscar contender in this last and usual season ma rainey is black bottle produced by denzel denzel washington an adaptation of an august wilson play it shows a day in the life of gertrude rainey one of the earliest professional african-american blues singers and a pioneer of recording who made over 100 records. earl . olds who move with gold teeth and body padding actress biology in bodies the mother of the blues. one of the 1st african-american recording artists back in the 1920s a walk of 2 you know what to do. it's really an empty world without groups really really like americans were moving from the rural south to the urban north hoping for a better life including rainey she got a record deal in chicago and became a star. ready to go in 15 minutes away to go ma'am said ready go and that's where you go out here. she was not a woman of her time because she was a woman who absolutely unapologetically knew her work.

killing civilians in iraq but there's no room for whistleblowers this point calls from rights activists ortiz came up and picks up the story well it is the holiday season and the outgoing presidential administration seems to be in a mood for clemency at this point we have 15 pardons that have been issued as well as 5 commute and there has been a wave of anger and criticism of who it is that the president of united states has decided to show mercy to now one of the people involved is george papadopoulos this is an associate of trumps who was caught up in the russia collusion investigation and charged with lying to the f.b.i. the white house made the decision to grant him a pardon. at the time that mr papadopoulos allegedly made the false statements he was not represented by counsel and after he was arrested mr papadopoulos gave additional information on his prior statements to the special counsel today's pardon helps correct the wrongs that mueller seem inflicted on so many people now in addition to george papadopoulos there has been widespread outrage about the trump administration's decision

donald trump lawmakers struck the agreement over the weekend after months of fractious negotiations ortiz killer blow up and that's mean. we've got a situation where not only are people dying on a daily basis but people's jobs are in jeopardy unemployment numbers are rising however members of the u.s. congress are reassuring us that they have put together a relief package help is on the way moments ago in consultation with our committees the 4 leaders of the son of. sam laws are in agreement to the millions of small business owners who are worried their businesses would go on their help is on the way to families struggling with less money. direct payments mean help is on the way the stimulus package will inject $900000000000.00 into the u.s. economy and for average americans that translates to a check of $600.00 now keep in mind that 6 $100.00 will be lessened for people who make more than $75000.00 per year now there will also be a $300.00 boost to federal unemployment benefits now this might sound like a lot for some but many americans look at this and say this is completely underwhelmi

potential side effects but the id plans are raising concerns the job will be unavoidable despite of ortiz saying it would be compulsory and very worried about the system of id cards to be given to those who have had covered vaccination wales one step away from mandatory vaccination. if wales doesn't plan to exclude unvaccinated from society why do they need id cards for those who took it i'm definitely no anti vaccine but something about the id cards wales plans on using is wrong people have free choice and shouldn't be pressured into doing anything to their bodies they don't want to see the official overseeing the vaccine rollout in england has admitted there could be pressure in society to go questions have also been raised there were the shops and restaurants could stop serving people without the vaccine certificate put the issue up for debate. we've had to carry such a fake scroll but fax nation things like this you know paul sport so before a certain diseases so that's not new but i do understand the issues about civil liberties and i think there's increasing concern around the world

astra zeneca said in a statement but it is ready to work with the developers of rushes but like the ortiz great flush has more now on the team. today we announced a clinical trial program to assess safety and immunogenicity of combination of ease a d $1222.00 developed by astra zeneca and oxford university and sputnik v. developed by russian research institute i think it is quite important that this will be here from both sides and we hear about this huge corporation between the developer is of the british swedish and the russian drug at the time you have to understand of global covered 1000 vaccine raise and both sides believe everybody will only benefit from that. they have a problem very vaccines efficacy isn't high enough this should be improved we have 2 different ads or no viruses they will take one of them and use it as a booster collaboration with the gamma layer research institute is important to explore the potential of vaccine combinations unlocking synergies in protection and accessibility through a portfolio approach the head of russia's investment fund the company responsibl

ortiz is the more uncle sam spends the larger the stimulus package the more product there is for the federal reserve to effectively monetize the more quantitative easing the fed is able to do and i think that that is why it is ben why jay powell and other fed officials have been so insistent and saying to their their fiscal counterparts it is completely incumbent upon you to please please please pass more stimulus legislation because again the fed is looking to monetize more grow its balance sheet to a greater extent the on what they're already doing they need more product and it really is as simple as that. i mean when we talk about this and we keep talking about these surges we're seeing in coven 1000 especially here in the united states how are these lockdowns affecting all of this because if we have no stimulus if the if the fed's not going to stimulate further because they're tightening and then we have more lock downs in major cities and major states like california i mean how is that going to affect the economy what are we looking at there. well i mean you got to depend on can

alexandra ocasio ortiz, didn-co enough time to read the bill. >> what happened, white house kept saying not additional amounts for the stimulus. offered $500. we were able to get it up to $600 but hid the fact donald trump wanted $2,000. something going on in the white house hiding this information from congress. >> so you're saying that the white house was telling you something that did not reflect what the president wanted? or is it possible the white house was negotiating without consulting the president, and then just bringing him in at the end? do we know how that's been typical handled over the last four years? >> a great point. certainly possible secretary mnuchin we negotiated with was making stuff up. his views rather than the president's. we'll never know. at this point donald trump just doesn't care. he's playing golf at his private club. if he doesn't sign this bill today, the $300 in enhanced unemployment benefits will not go into effect fon ar additional week. one week absolutely gone if he doesn't sign the bill today in regards to unemployment benefits. >> and president's

>> le damos la bienvenida a carmen, jeanete un besito muy grande mamÁ, bloguera y esposa y desiree ortizreo que toda hemos tenido momentos de envidia y celos no creo que seamos mÁs envidiosas que los hombres y somos mÁs comunicativas como chismosas es un tema cultural donde las mujeres tenemos un papel como hermana, hija, madre, comadre etc y los hombres son juzgados por lo profesional y econÓmico cuando en realidad hay mucha cosas personales que evaluar de ellos. >>> me gusta jeanete como lo pones asÍ como muy simple, como muy tranquilo. (risas) >>> pero maricarmen >>> los hombres son tremendos y se tapan las cosas entre ellos >>> tambiÉn >>> buen punto >>> cierto maricarmen cuÉntanos en tu opiniÓn quien son mÁs amables y afables los hombres y mujeres >>> por la sensibilidad las mujeres no nos atacamos por ser mujeres tambiÉn porque somos seres humanos porque tenemos inseguridades, porque tenemos amor propio y un montÓn de faltas y eso nos hace odiar, nos hacen sentirnos mal y cuando nos unimos y nos ponemos con la gana de ayudar las mujeres si somos mÁs afables y mas solidarias >>> yo

trapitos sucios se lavan en casa, vamos a saludar a nuestras comadres claudia, romelia y desi de re ortizlas redes sociales se conectan con su audiencia y a este nivel diferente y no sabe la situaciÓn y no creo que estÉ una en posiciÓn para juzgar >>> tambiÉn estoy muy de acuerdo no somos para juzgar y muchos toman sus decisiÓn y las consecuencias no las medimos antes. claudia biecon las llegadas de redes la intimidad queda a un lado y los hombres usan las redes como desahogo quÉ opinas que ellos lo puedan hacer. >>> oye comadre los hombres pueden cuando usan las redes para sacar los trapos sucios es porque necesitan una manera para desahogarse y los hombres tienen sus sentimientos >>> yo tambiÉn estoy de acuerdo y es vÁlido que ellos hablen de lo que sienten, desiree si uno termina con la pareja es mejor sacarlo de las redes sociales y bloquearnos para no ponerse a escribirse cosas y que te puedas arrepentir luego porque muchas veces se nos va la mano >>> me ha pasado, y no lo he bloqueado pero les he escondido las historias porque sino quieren estar conmigo para quÉ van a ver lo que est

alfredo ortiz with the job creators network. he is the president and ceo. good to have you back with us. >> thank you, neil. neil: i suspect that number is actually higher but what's going on? >> neil, i have to tell you i hope this broadcast has a broadcast to delay on it, i am mad as heck, i may slip and say a bad word or two. i'm so upset what is going on in d.c. in terms of the lack of help, extended to our small businesses. your lead-in here was perfect. it is so true. i'm hearing this every single day, my texts, phone calls. these small businesses have run out of money, neil. they never expected they would have to make it this far. 51 million jobs were saved with five million loans made as part of the paycheck protection program in the spring. that money is gone, neil. we need an infusion of cash, to get up small businesses up to roughly about may, roughly 100 million people inoculated, vaccinated, hopefully have the herd immunity but between now and may i mean you heard the numbers. 100,000 by the end of august. in new jersey, new york, neil, you see

he wanted to get a copy of the book, he was too cheap to buy one, frank ortiz with a certain lady heading down to argentina her name was nancy parke reynolds who is a public affair people who does know everybody, he asked if nancy would take the book down to argentina, it's a long flight from bueno miami tos aires, anyways christmas eve and she comes home and she buys a whole case of books, 20 copies to give to her friends for christmas, one of her friends was president reagan, president reagan would read two or three books a week when he was president. and he liked the book and he started talking on the white house, reporter with time magazine with alexandria staley heard the talk and there is a book about me and the president and , it really makes me run for president reagan. that was tom clancy who passed away in 2013. in 2003 here were the guest on in-depth, bill who arity looked at martin gilbert's, bernard lewis, harold bloom, carlo d'este, jeff star, stanley krause, john keegan and doug brinkley were all our guests that year, mike is in lakeside california, you are on booktv hi. >>

recordarte el Éxito que tenÍas, hay alguien detrÁs de ti es muy importante, que es tu madre, doÑa angÉlica ortizo tÉrmino, y el covid, con la vida de este inmenso, universal compositor, como armando manzanero. alan: estaba como un robles, en las imÁgenes que vimos de esta inauguraciÓn. la casa manzanero, se veÍa perfecto, y despuÉs, cuatro dÍas despuÉs tuvo estos sÍntomas del covid, y ya sabemos el desenlace. algo que tiene que ver con esto, con la salud del gran maestro armando manzanero. ♪ >> como estoy un poquito enfermo de diabetes, de la panza, un poco grande, de tensiÓn no. ♪ [sonido ambiente] ♪ ♪ m un privilegio para mÍ buscar la luz en el fulgor de tu mirada m m es despertar con la voz m m amanecer y ver que tengo junto a ti lo que hace tanto, tanto tiempo pretendÍ m m es un placer, un privilegio para mÍ m ♪ se los dije. m es un placer, un privilegio para mÍ m ♪ ♪ debe ser seguramente alguno de los 200, de la familia. felicidades, que la pases muy bien, al lado de ese gran hombre que es manzanera. . ♪ ♪ marÍa antonieta: gracias, maestro, gracias. alan: esto fue lo que dijo en su cumpleaÑ

[mÚsica] raÚl: ha llegado el momento de estar todos contentos con gangas&deals y aleyda ortiz.s las encanta. lavado facial. aquÍ estÁn estos tres todo en uno. raÚl: rejuvenecimiento, le encanta, tambiÉn puede ser un gran regalo. aleyda: regular cuesta $79. aquÍ lo conseguí con 60% de descuento que queda en $31.60 y el envÍo gratis. raul: creo que tengo mi regalo para karla! la navidad es Época de regalos y los niÑos homÓlogo protagonista de la navidad. tenemos opciones para los consentidos de la casa. yo sigo coleccionando esto. aleyda: para los niÑos de la casa tenemos un set de los famosos juguetes mÁs vendidos en el mundo, celebra 50 aniversarios y se venden 16 carros por segundo. artÍculos de colecciÓn y hay muchos surtidos. esta los clÁsicos tambiÉn que no pueden faltar. libro de colorear, todo es surtido para los chicos en casa. precio regular $119 aquÍ con 80% de descuento todo esto le sale $24. raÚl: aproveche el 80%. pero para las princesas de la casa? aleyda: tengo este juego que incluye a toda la princesa de disney, y las diferente cosas divertidas, las muÑecas, las

[mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] reportera: en 1992 hace parejas con jorge ortiz de pinedo con la pelÍculae fue laura quien te llamo en la madrugada? luego pudiste hablar con ella? josÉ:lo intente en la tarde pero la verdad no tuve suerte y me imagino que debe de estar ocupada con muchas cosasque tiene que realizar. la estÁn acompaÑando en su dolor, que es lo que preocupaba de que no estuviera sola. la verdad que es una pÉrdida muy grande. comprendo la situaciÓn, ya he vivido con mi padre y los momentos tan complicados y tan difÍciles que parece que estÁs en un estado de sueÑo, completamente viviendo un momento irreal, entonces no le quiero meter presiÓn. definitivamente pesa. alan: tenemos aquÍ un vídeo muy especial de cuando el maestro armando manzanero viviÓ un premio, una premiaciÓn que iba a recibir tu padre, que no pudo asistir y lo recibiÓ armando. vamos a ver el video. armando:dile a tu padre que tiene una historia musical con nosotros y que todos los corazones que conformamos esta instituciÓn, que todo nuestro corazÓn estÁ con el. alan: voy a interrumpir ahÍ, antes de que me lo pl

from berlin to munich stores have been at capacity with some huge stretching around the block with ortiz hope the new restrictions will the slowest surge in hospitalizations and deaths from combat 90 the last 2 weeks or more david deaths in germany than at any other point in the pandemic the germans aren't just pinning their hopes on the lock down the european bad since agency has brought forward a meeting at which it's expected to approve a vaccine germany's health minister had previously urged european regulators to act as quickly as possible. so to get it gets approved and let me repeat it is still being assessed and the assessment can always produce fresh information otherwise you would need to do it. so if it gets approved by the 21st of december then to get out of the producer we will try and allow for rapid delivery to the federal states and the federal states can then deliver it to their vaccination centers so i am expecting vaccinations to start 2 months to 4 days later at the latest. start. a year regulators have been criticized for their slower timeline on vioxx vaccine approv

stephen ortiz is associate professor of history at binghamton university. [applause] >> he is the author of "beyond the bonus march" and "g.i. bill." he is also the editor of "veterans policies, veterans politics >> new perspective on veterans in the modern united states." finally, miranda summers lowe is a curator in the division of political and military history at the smithsonian. [applause] >> her research includes the national guard and reserve history, women's military history, and the g.i. bill. she has served in the army national guard since 2002, including deployments to iraq and the horn of africa. you are our veteran of the evening. thank you. [applause] >> veterans of the revolutionary war faced challenges associated with demobilization and reintegration into civilian life. those are now 21st century ways of describing it. many faced challenges associated with disability, financial need, financial distress, poverty, and homelessness. only after the passage of several decades did our nation fully honor, celebrate, and memorialize the service of r