pamela: buenas noches, patricia janiot estÁ de vacaciones.el futuro inciertoel paquete de alivio econÓmico de $900,000,000,000 aprobados con un congreso. se esperaba que el presidente trump firmara la medida. el mandatario anunciÓ que la devolverÁ al congreso. dice que la ayuda destinada a los estadounidenses es muy poca y que deben incrementar. sorprendiÓ con perdones concedidos a varios aliados. incluso convictos de graves delitos. janet: en un sorpresivo vÍdeo en twitter esta noche, el presidente dijo que devolverÍa el proyecto de ley de estÍmulo econÓmico al congreso para que lo enmienden. asegura que el congreso en encontrÓ varios argumentos para diferentes personas de cargos. negÁndoselo al pueblo estadounidense. aplica la cantidad de dinero que se mandara pagos directosa los estadounidenses a los $1000 por persona o cuatro mismo pareja. ahora son $600 por adultos y niÑos que califican. trump protestÓ porque la legislaciÓn permite que los pagos directos se envÍen a familias con estatus migratorio mixto. dice que el paquete de estÍmulo e

pamela: sigue en aumento.ta comunidad es el 15% de la poblaciÓn en esa ciudad, representa el 44% de los casos de contagios. en un estado que se ha convertido en el epicentro de la pandemia. tenemos el reportaje y los requisitos para someterse a la prueba. luis: esta serÁ una navidad distinta en san francisco. mientras la ciudad no ha sido golpeada con la misma intensidad del covid en los Ángeles,aquÍ los casos tambiÉn se multiplican y suben cada dÍa. los que mÁs está sufriendo las consecuencias son los hispanos.. >> tus amigos murieron por el coronavirus. luis: como muchos, la pandemia que dodo -- tengo cerca. >> no quiero infectar a otra persona si estoy con el corona. luis: hacer las pruebas es mÁs importante que nunca, mira los hispanos son el 15% de la poblaciÓn de san francisco, representan el 44% de los casos de covid. lo peor de la pandemia no ha pasado. luis: por eso sola ciudad ha abierto un centro de pruebas de covid en el corazÓn mismo es lÍcito hispano. hay que hacerse una prueba gratis sin importa

pamela: mientras tanto, en ciudad de mÉxico, los hospitales estÁn al lÍmite.lin: es tanta la desesperaciÓn en los hospitales covid, que el conseguir atenciÓn para un familiar es un viacrucis, ya que su familiar no ha sido admitido en ninguno. el nivel de emergencia se refleja en la ocupaciÓn hospitalaria. el estado de mÉxico estÁ al 78% de su capacidad. en la capital del paÍs, por arriba del 85%. solo hay disponibles 686 camas generales yprecinto 65 para terapia intensiva. >> estarÍan llenos de miedo, yo. reportera: el esposo de marÍa de los angeles dio positivo a covid. ante la falta de camas en hospitales, decidiÓ atenderlo en casa, aunque signifique gastar $75 al dÍa en un tanque de oxÍgeno. asÍ es difícil conseguirlo. >> no tienen los cuidados adecuados. en plenas fiestas navideÑas, el personal mÉdico hizo un llamado desesperado a la poblaciÓn para que se quede en casa, puedes estÁ exhausto. >> llevan marcas en la cara, en la piel y en el alma por los seres que hemos perdido. seguimos exponiendo la salud, la vida, la familia. reportera: a pesar de la sÚpli

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. ♪ pamela:buenas noches, jorge ya estÁn de vacaciones, les informa pamela silva.con el sorpresivo anuncio del presidente trump para devolver el alivio econÓmico del congreso. afirma que los $600 asignados a cada estadounidense son insuficientes. la decisiÓn deja en el aire el destino del programa asistencia. para saber mÁs sobre esto, janet rodrÍguez desde washington. [el presidente trump habla en inglÉs] janet: el presidente donald trump dijo que devolverÍa el proyecto de ley de estÍmulo econÓmico al congreso. [hable en inglÉs] para paÍses extranjeros. el mandatario pide que loslegisladores aumenten el dinero. por adultos y niÑos que califican. trump protestÓ porque la legislaciÓnpermite que sorpresivas, porque la casa blanca y el secretario del tesoro habÍan dado luz verde al acuerdo al que llegaron los legisladores y hasta el momento, el presidente no habÍa dado indicios de que lo vamos a bueno es que nunca prestÓ a medir de que alberto weiss joven al nacer sam pidiÓ que el congreso elimine los gastos innecesarios que tiene la legislaciÓn, y si no lo hace el pa

pamela: en la lucha de las patronas para ayudar a los migrantes que pasan por mÉxico las lleva a pamelaa, la mayorÍa de los albergues cerraron. las llamadas patronas que se dedican a dar alimento y bebidas a lo migrantes habilitaron una capilla para evitar un contagio de coronavirus en la comunidad. reportera: decenas de migrantes ingresan cada dÍa en territorio mexicano. la mayorÍa de los albergues cerraron sus cartas y el Único refugio abierto es una capilla reciÉn construida en el albergue de migrantes que dirigen las patronas. decidimos tenerlo para darnos en tas y los migrantes venÍan con problemas. lo migrantes tienen que caminar mÁs y las oraciones dejaron de fluir. >> tenemos problemas con los vÍveres porque mucha gente dejÓ de venir. >> se ha andado refugio a latinoamericanas y afortunadamente ninguno ha tenido el virus. >> quiero ayudar mi papÁ, a algunos de mis hermanos. reportero: algunas se resisten y prefieren seguir en la calle. algunas se esfuerzan para llevar comida. reportera: hay capacidad para 50 personas. >> tenemos fe y confiamos en dios. asÍ las patronas que apoya

pamela: cifras alarmantes. muchas gracias, galo. no a los trabajadores esenciales ignorando los protocolos de prioridad al empleado de salud y residentes de asilos. el centro prometiÓ administrar a personas mayores de 60 aÑos con un lÍmite mÁs generoso establecido. fabiola con las reacciones . fabiola: la vacuna aÚn no estÁ disponible al pÚblico, pero ni los carteles que anunciaban que no hay vacuna detuvieron los curiosos que hoy se acercaron hasta la clÍnica comunitaria en brooklyn y es que hace una semana este centro de salud anunciÓ que distribuirÍa miles de dosis. una pequeÑa inyecciÓn puede hacer la diferencia para toda la comunidad, publicaron del aparente cargamento . anunciaron que 3500 dosis estaban disponibles y que empezarÍa la vacunaciÓn a mÁs de 500 personas del pÚblico. esta paciente del centro dice que a ella no se lo ofrecieron. >> hay que darles prioridad a las personas que la necesitan primero que son los doctores, enfermeras y los de primera lÍnea. fabiola: pero el departamento de salud y me estarÉ investigando p

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pamela? >> grim is right. just hearing the doctor says six to eight weeks, next six to eight weeks will be the worst in american medical history in this person's opinion is stunning. thank you so much. we appreciate it, martin. >>> the u.s. still allowing travel with united kingdom even though dozens of countries shut it down. max foster reports it is attempt to block a new variant of coronavirus in the uk, one that appears much more contagious. >> air passengers stranded, truck drivers, too, after cargo was banned from crossing into france. some brits reacted by lining up outside shops to stock up. the government forced to reassure them food won't run out. all of this because of a highly contagious variant of coronavirus, spreading rapidly throughout the country, especially in and around london. >> the transmission is increased, we can't say exactly by how much, it is clearly substantially increased. >> reporter: dozens of countries have banned uk visitors. prime minister boris johnson following crisis meetin

pamela? >> that's really important context there. and you also spoke with dr. anthony fauci as new infections and hospitalizations continues to rise to record levels right now. what is he telling you about practicing what he preaches? >> right. so today is actually dr. fauci's 80th birthday, happy birthday, dr. fauci. >> happy birthday. >> and tomorrow of course is christmas. what he told me is that he, as you said, is practicing what he preaches. he would love to have his three daughters fly in from where they live in various parts of the country and celebrate with him and his wife, but he is not doing that. let's take a listen to what he told me. >> i definitely feel sad. i have three daughters ranging in age from late 20s to early 30s. this is the first holiday season of christmas and my birthday that i have not spent with my daughters since they were born. >> so as we just heard dr. fauci said the first christmas he has been away from his daughters, but he said this is what we have to do.

pamela? >> that's an important point. also travel restrictions continue to tighten around the uk as we try to learn more about this new variant. what have we learned so far, elizabeth? >> so, pamela, we know that many other countries including really basically o most of europe has told -- has placed travel restrictions on people coming out of the uk but the u.s. has not done that. the incoming cdc director dr. rochelle whole en ski was on cnn earlier this morning and she said that that's under consideration but other things are under consideration as well, for example, quarantining or testing people or doing some combination after they arrive from the uk. i think it's important to remember what she said which was, look, we're supposed to limit our mobility, period. now, what's interesting is that this uk variant is likely already here, tony fauci and others have told us that. scientists tell me they think that probably hundreds of people with this variant are already in this country, which sort of does call into question

pamela? >> okay, elizabeth cohen, thank you so much. >>> still to come this morning, president trump calls the carefully crafted stimulus bill a disgrace. could his position put relief for millions of americans in jeopardy and cause the government to shut down? >>> president-elect biden laid the blame for the massive cyberattack squarely on president trump. i'll talk to a top democrat on the house intelligence committee up next. >>> and president trump has pardoned military contractors involved in the massacre of iraqi civilians. a survivor of that attack is now speaking out. stay with us. this morning right now as we speak, will americans facing food and rent evictions get the help they desperately need? the president now says he won't sign a compromised bill that finally passed after months of congressional bickering unless changes are made. house speaker nancy pelosi is in favor of one big change he wants. with me now is congresswoman jackie speier from california. thank you for coming on.

pamela. >> that is correct.ht, ed, thanks so much. >>> up next, president-elect joe biden today introducing another one of his cabinet picks, when we might know the remaining names. up next. >>> minutes ago president trump boarded air force one. he is on his way to mar-a-lago for the holidays. the president notably did not take any questions, even though minutes before departing he vetoed the defense bill, which was passed with wide bipartisan support on capitol hill. and the veto setting up yet another scramble for congress. president trump is also upending the stimulus deal his own administration negotiating. plus we're expecting more pardons in the chaotic final days of the presidency. trump issued more than a dozen pardons, many with personal links to trump, two former republican congressman who were early supporters of trump's presidential campaign and two people convicted in the russia investigation. today president-elect joe biden announced his pick for education secretary. former public schoolteacher opp

>> reporter: good morning, pamela.asons are complacency and gatherings over the thanksgiving holiday. but the current numbers are a bit mixed. let's go through them. the state recorded 361 deaths yesterday. that's the second highest since the start of the pandemic. the high came on december 16th with 379 deaths. as far as cases are concerned, you had nearly 40,000 cases yesterday. that's an astoiunding number by any stretch but it's down 27% from the previous week. the state's seven day positivity rate is down slightly, down by 1%. this is how the governor is framing the numbers. >> it's a modest indication of a possible sign of some good news. but again, we have to be mindful of what we're walking into over the course of the next number of days into christmas holiday season more broadly. >> reporter: now despite that possible optimistic tone that the governor was talking about, the icu capacity throughout the state is now 1.1%, which is also a decline. so a little bit of a mixed picture as officials have been talking

>>> i'm pamela brown. airing tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern, president-elect biden and harris interview tonight with jake tapper. >>> more than 2,800 american deaths were reported yesterday. that is the most in a single day ever. >> getting close to a breaking point. our health care heroes are tired. >> this is going to be basically the bloodiest war that this country has ever, ever fought. >> bloodiest war this country has ever fought. coronavirus has killed more americans than u.s. combat deaths in the last five wars combined, or close to all u.s. combat deaths and world war ii alone. millions more have been infected with long-lasting effects. late this afternoon, the u.s. surpassed 14 million people infected with coronavirus and, right now, a record number of hospitalizations, too. more than 100,000 people with hospitals running out of space. and as cnn erica hill reports it's only going to get worse from here. >> we are at high tide, and the hurricane is hitting. >> new cases wednesday topping 200,000. more than 100,000 americans s

pamela? >> that's right. a press release just came out from the white house with president trump announcing nearly 20 pardons, including two defendants who pleaded guilty in the russia investigation. that would be george papadopoulos and alex vander swan. republican allies who served in congress, chris collins and duncan hunter and four blackwater guards. also included in the batch are two border patrol agents convicted in 2006 after shooting and wounding an unarmed, undocumented immigrant and covering it up. also several people convicted of nonviolent drug crimes that have been serving lengthy sentences on this list of pardons. the more high-profile pardons that we're going through came at the recommendation of trump allies in congress and in some cases skaerv meaconservative me. many of them have been hailed by right-wing media as heroes who were treated unjustly. two pardons in the russia probe are notable, kate, because papadopoulos and vander swan were two of the first defendants charged in the probe and

pamela asks, considering how difficult it was to get to yalta, why did churchill and roosevelt agree particular location? >> at this point in the war stalin recognize the balance of power has shifted so his western allies need him more he needs them. he has boots on the ground with the army across western europe, they are looking to him for cooperation on things like polish sovereignty, entry into the war in the pacific, he holds more cards, he's also afraid to leave the soviet union because he didn't want to leave the security apparatus and has a fear of flying. he tells churchill and roosevelt both because his doctors advised against traveling. meanwhile, fdr is dying. so there's irony there. but churchill and fdr both feel it so important to have this meeting in person, fdr trying to build on this personal relationship with stalin which he thinks he can forge churchill, who has a great advocate for meeting in person it just speaks to how important it was for each of them, they believed to have this meeting in person they were willing to go all the way to in this inhospitable locat

pamela? >> barbara starr.ch. >>> joining me adam kenz ger of illinois, air force veteran and lieutenant conditional in the air national guard. what do you make of what we just heard from barbara that pentagon officials are worried about what the president might be to his remaining days in office? >> i think the right to be worried, to be prepared. i agree with barbara, that i don't think it is going to happen. but what i worry about in the bigger term is how the military has been politicized. i actually was thinking about it the other day. every one of the institutions of government have been delegitimatized. the cia now is political. the fbi now is political in people's minds. the supreme court is political. all these institutions. the last one that this is the last straw trying to politicize the military. -- pentagon must be in the pocket of the chinese or the pentagon has been planning this over throw with trump for a long time. and it is really frightening i think in the long-term. >> these are democratic

kathleen and pamela become best friends. kathleen didn't realize what's going on and she agreed to cover up for it in part to guarantee a place as things become more dangerous in london during the blitz. they break off the affair when he becomes the ambassador to the soviet union. there relationship between kathleen and averill harriman uninteresting. the almost more like college or business partners, and so the affair is over for now but kathleen is still writing to family as a friend and he occasionally writes to her but of the people also running to pamela from the conference including the head of the raf, theater, whose deeply enamored with pamela and rights of three-page letter to her to please show up. she's also having a relationship with fred anderson was one of the american representatives so anybody is involved with pamela. of course sarah is in a relationship with the american bachelor to the uk who has been left out of the conference in part because of his political views, when he's advocating stringency for the

pamela dijo que quiere llevar su hijo a su amado perÚ.conectado con la noticia en su noticiero local y yo sÉ que las personas estÁn ansiosa por recibir >> pero debemos ser realistas, debemos cuidar a los trabajadores de la salud. hoy la alcaldesa de san francisco junto a otros funcionarios de salud han dejado claro que el suministro inicial de la vacuna es limitado y que seguirÁn el orden de distribuciÓn pautado por el gobierno estatal. el gobernador de california dijo que el orden de distribuciÓn comienza con la fase uno donde los siguientes grupos serÁn vacunados primeros. >> los demÁs tendrán que esperar tiempos. >> son considerados trabajadores esenciales. >> contactamos a beatriz quien trabaja para un instituto de guarderÍas no lucrativas que proveen cuidado para niÑos de familias de bajos recursos dos ella estÁ en desacuerdo que sus maestros no estÉn incluidos, ya que muchos de estos educadores cuidan a los hijos de los trabajadores esenciales , mÉdicos y enfermeros que estÁn expuestos al coronavirus. el gobernador dijo que maÑana a

but other people are also running to pamela from the conference including the head of the raf who is deeply enamored of pamela shows up at the conference and she's also having a relationship with red anderson who is the american representative so everybody follows pamela and brings these incredibly rich letters to my story and of course sarah is in a relationship with the american fastener to the uk which has been left out of the conference in part because of his political views which are different at this time when is very beginning strenuously for the polls and so he is also left at home after the polls and then fdr is having to dispute his relationship with lucy mercer which is ongoing and not in the traditional sense of an affair at this point, certainly an emotional affair and it's one he asks his daughter to keep from eleanor . and is very torn about this because she doesn't want to betray her mother because she knows how all it was for eleanor when she learned of this but she also sees that her father's dying and she's desperate to do anything to give him some measure of peace

but kathleen is still writing to pamela as her friend. and he occasionally writes to her. but other people are often running putting the head of the raf, peter portal who's deeply enamored with pamela writes a 30 page letter to her to show off everything at the conference which is also having a relationship with. anderson one of the american representative. so everyone is following pamela and we have incredibly rich letters to write as historians. of course there is in a relationship with the american bass or to the uk which has been left out of the conference in part to his political views which has diverted just to roosevelt at the time when it is advocating for the poles have not been invited to the conference. and so he is also left at home. and then fdr is having his relationship with lucy mercer which began when anna was lagrone's ongoing. not in the traditional sense of an affair. it's an emotional affair. when then he asks his daughter to keep from eleanor. anna is very torn about this. because she does not want to betray her mother because she knows how awful it w

♪ ♪ ♪ pamela: sÁbado 26 de diciembre y estas son las principales noticias.onasperdieron la vida. las autoridades de nashville allanaron esta tarde una vivienda donde estuvoestacionado durante meses el vehÍculo que estallÓ en el centro de la ciudad. crece la angustia entre millones de personas en las que hoy se les terminaron sus beneficios por desempleo. aÚn esperan que series del nuevo paquete de ayuda econÓmica. mÉxico se posiciona como uno de los tres destinos turÍsticos mÁs importantes del mundo junto a italia y francia. ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero Único, fin de semana. ♪ pamela: muy buenas noches y bienvenidos al noticiero univisiÓn. al menos trenes muertos y igual nÚmero de heridos en illinois. las autoridades creen que se tratÓ de un ataque al azar. no revelaron informaciÓn sobre su identidad o la de las vÍctimas. la ciudad de rob ford,donde ocurriÓ el hecho, estÁ ubicado cerca de chicago. el Área de la balacera fue cerrada y el trÁfico suspendido durante varias horas. dos de los heridos estarÍan en condiciÓn crÍtica. mientras tanto, el atentado e

back to you. >> pamela, thank you so much. to the president's sudden reversal on a $900 billion covid relief bill. house democrats are seized on the plan for fatter stimulus checks. house speaker nancy pelosi moves today to pass legislation for $2,000 payments by what's called unanimous consent. it's a good bet that will be dead on arrival. it takes one lawmaker to block the arrest. gop leader kevin mccarthy is going that route to tackle another of the president's complaints. mccarthy telling republicans he will seek unanimous consent to revisit parts of the broader spending bill. >> this is interesting, rewrites quote we ought to re-examine how our tax dollars are spent overseas while neighbors at home are struggling to make ends meet. mccarthy following the president's lead here on complaints about foreign aid but a point of fact, almost every line of foreign aid in that spending bill that congress passed matches exactly what the white house asked for in their budget nearly dollar for dollar. so trump is complaining about ge

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pamela, you're first. the white house is so inundated with these pardon requests that they need a spreadsheet. tell us what you're learning. >> yeah. there's basically been this pardon frenzy in president trump's final few weeks in the white house, and i'm told by multiple sources that hundreds of people have been reaching out to the white house since the election trying to get their pardon request in front of the president. they've gone around the formal process, which would be to put in a formal application, go through doj, and they're reaching out directly to senior white house officials like jared kushner, the chief of staff mark meadows, white house counsel. even the vice president's office to put their requests in. these are allies of the president's. these are friends of friends of the president. so basically, what you're seeing is this mad rush to get their requests in because they know that the president, he likes to flex his muscles with his pardon power and he has been known to push the boundari

pamela brown, thank you so much for being was. appreciate it. >>> more now from john harwood, what are you hearing from the white house about these pardons? >> well, we are not hearing anything from the white house. the president has not tweeted on that subject. we need to step back a little bit and put this in no contacts of what we have been seeing from the white house over the last several days. there is part of president trump that's delusional and he's psychologically unbalanced and can't process the fact that they lost the election. there is a big part of him which is very laser-focused on abusing government power to his personal benefits. he got impeached for that with respect to ukraine. what we see in these pardons, pam was just outlining is an attempt to erase the mueller probe. he tried to do that with mike flynn and commuting the sentence of roger stone and give stone a pardon as well. in addition to george p papadopoulos, people are expecting he'll try to pardon manafort. if he can show the russia probe was a hoax, it

pamela, update our viewers. >> that's right, wolf.e are learning more about this doj investigation into a bribery for presidential pardon scheme. what we're learning, wolf, is that some of trump's associates were involved in this, and that would include abby lowell. that was the lawyer for jared kushner and ivanka trump and the president's kids of course and at the time represented someone who was allegedly part of this effort. it also includes a republican lobbyist and fund-raiser by the name of elliott brody. these people were involved in this apparent scheme that we learned about this week because of court documents that were heavily redacted but unsealed by the judge. now, these were efforts that happened earlier in the trump administration days, and there are still many details to work out here. but from the information we've gathered from sources and through the information released by the courts, we've learned that the idea behind the scheme was for a political donor to give a substantial political donation in exchange for clem

>> one name pamela and i are reporting on is jared kushner's father. charles.been convicted of a felony and served for things including tax evasion. we are told, two sources are telling us that jared kushner is not raising this in these meetings. in fact he is in some of these meetings about pardons. but he himself is not raising the issue, that there are side groups for example who worked with him on justice reform that have said that he deserves this kind of pardon. and we're also told that he doesn't have to raise the name, that the president understands that jared would like this for his father. but -- so jared doesn't have to bring it up. >> gloria, thank you so much. and now elie honig is with us. and so if trump does do this, first of all what is the message he'd be sending out to anyone else in hinner circle? >> so get ready, because this administration is going to go out in a blaze of corruption, a blaze of self dealing. the image that gloria is reporting is such a disturbing one because what we're seeing is people inside the white house considering wh

cnn's pamela brown has more now. >> reporter: president trump announced 20 pardons including several of his allies and pasta soesh yates and those include george papadopoulos who pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi about his contacts with the russians. he is the fourth person the president granted clemency to in the russian probe. also on the list, two corrupt gop allies. chris collins and duncan hunter. hunter was sentenced to 11 months earlier this year for misuse of more than $200,000 of campaign funds will not serve any time behind bars with this pardon. collins was september to prison in october of this year for insider trading, activity he engaged in while on white house grounds and there are other controversial names on the list such as four blackwater guards, massacre of iraqi victims. and one sentenced to life in prison. and there are also two former border patrol agents who were sentenced to prison in 2005 for shooting an undocumented immigrant. they were heralded as heroes at the time and nearly half of the pardons are non-violent drug offenders. so we have 20 pardons on th

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including the head of the raf who is deeply enamored with pamela, a letter to her to show off everything at the conference and having relationship with fred anderson, the american representative, every one, incredibly rich letters. of course sarah is in a relationship with the american ambassador to the uk who has been left out of the conference which he has views that diverge from roosevelt, advocating strenuously for the polls not to be invited to the conference so he is left at home as are the polls. fdr having his relationship with lucy mercer which began when anna was a little girl and is ongoing, not in a traditional sense, certainly an emotional affair and one that he asks his daughter to keep from eleanor. she doesn't want to betray her mother because she knows how awful it was for eleanor when she learned of this but also sees that her father is dying and will do anything to give her some measure of peace and relaxation and comfort in these last days of the war, the last days of his life and agrees to keep his secret which is a horrible position for any child to be in. >> host:

first the pardons, pamela brown, broke this story for us. this is quite a list. >> there are 20 pardons tonight announced by president trump. including several of his allies and past asoesh yafts. those include george papadopoulos pleaded guilty of his contact with russians. he's the fourth person that the president granted clemency to and clearly sending a message with papadopoulos and on the list two allies of president trump. duncan hunter and chris collins. hunter was sentenced to 11 months of misused of $200,000 of campaign funds will not serve any time behind bars with this pardon and you have collins, sent to prisonen in october of this year for insider trading and activities he engaged in while on white house grounds. and other controversial names on this pardon list are four blackwater guards involved in war crimes, massacre of iraq civilians. so those are some of the key names that we have been on this list. there are many others of non violent drug offenders that are on here. about half of the list on this pardon sheet are those n

[aplausos] pamela: tanto las autoridades como los prisioneros quieren que se repliquen en todas las cÁrceleshaber una segunda oportunidad. para la fe no hay imposibles. con ese mensaje nos despedimos en esta tarde de impacto. michelle: la fe mueve montaÑas. sintonice su estaciÓn local. no falte maÑana a su cita de impacto. muchas gracias por su confianza. a nombre de lo que hacemos posible " primer impacto ". ♪ la prueba de covid-19 presentadora: 2400 pacientes se encuentra en hospitales por covid-19 en california. el doctor, oficial de salud del condado, enviÓ una carta explicando por quÉ no impondrÁn las nuevas restricciones. dijo que es una forma equivocada de combatir la pandemia. el Último en unirse a esta lista es el condado de marÍn. evalÚan, adoptar estas restricciones. reportera: buenas tardes, nos encontramos en este momento en la ciudad de san josÉ, a partir de las 10:00 de la noche del dÍa domingo se impuso que los restaurantes no atendieran personas. ellos dijeron que esta nueva orden les estÁ afectando muchÍsimo, esto se suma a una situaciÓn que ya era complicada. >> hay lÍmite

pamela: llegamos a nuestro final de impacto, con un desfile de autos, mÚsica y regalos de cumpleaÑosstejan a un niÑo de origen hispano que perdiÓ a sus padres por el coronavirus, el menor de tan sÓlo cinco aÑos de texas quedó al cuidado de su hija y su abuela que a pesar del dolor por sus seres queridos, se las arreglaron para darle un dÍa muy especial y mucha gente colaborÓ en esta iniciativa, asÍ que feliz cumpleaÑos para este niÑo de cinco aÑos. esto es un ejemplo de que el amor todo lo puede y asÍ llegamos al final en este primer dÍa de la semana. michelle: y efectivamente, la informaciÓn no se detiene, s >> hoy es lunes 30 de noviembre, etapa color morado, los condados de san francesco y san mateo retrocedieron de nivel. nueva reflexiones, oficiales del condado de santa clara impusieron nuevas medidas. el gobernador anunciÓ que las vacunas llegarÁn a mediados de diciembre, noticias univision14, comienza ya. presentadora: buenas tardes, gracias por su compaÑÍa, comenzamos. cambios en esta semana en la reapertura, san francisco y san mateo bajaron a morado, este, el nivel morado e

pamela: hay que cuidarse. poner comida en la mesa y para sus familias y pagar el techo.recto. por supuesto, la angustia aumento a medida que se acerca el 31 de diciembre. pide moratoria para efectuar desalojo. vamos con enrique garcÍa fuentes y su reportaje. enrique: mientras en presidente donald trump decidiÓ no firmar el acuerdo, libertinos en zonas marginadas del paÍs se pregunta cuÁndo recibirán su cheque. >> para salir adelante para el cheque sito. enrique: otros dicen que son gente trabajadora y que lo que ganan no les alcanza para pagar la renta. esta mujer tiene la custodia de sus nietos. el gobierno federal, a travÉs de los centros de control enfermedades emitiÓ una moratoria en septiembre pasado. el problema es que esa moratoria expira el 31 del reciente mes. exhorta a las personas a presionar a sus representantespara aliviar el problema de los desalojs. >> necesitamos mÁs asistencia del gobierno. la gente puede tratar de negociar o lo que sea. si no hay protecciÓn legal, no sirve de nada. enrique: el gobierno federal destinarÍa $25,000,000,000 en asistencia pa

. ♪ pamela: gran ejemplo, pendiente de la informaciÓn.os maÑana con mÁs informaciÓn, aquÍ en " primer impacto" . ♪ >> nuevamente levantaron la voz de alerta. >> completamente saturado estÁn hospitales de josÉ. >> nuestros casos que hemos visto que han aumentado, son basados en su mayorÍa en reuniones que se hicieron en el dÍa de acciÓn de gracias, lo que estamos pidiendo a nuestro pÚblico es que nos quedemos en casa. >> director mÉdico de la sala de emergencias, dice estar consternado por la situaciÓn. >> si es que le llega mÁs paciente, una de las opciones es trasladarlos a otros hospitales locales como el de el buen samaritano. >> llamamos a la portavoz del centro mÉdico regional de san josÉ para averiguar los nÚmeros exactos. >> nos dice que 200 camas estÁn llenas. >> el 10% de las personas que tienen el covid 19, son las que llegan a estas camas, lo quiere decir es que ahorita pasamos los nÚmeros de 1000, 10% de esos nÚmeros, llegan a las camas... >> en una conferencia, el dÍa de hoy, el idees de salud anunciaron una crisis hospitalar

the most famous is the relationship with pamela churchill who is winston churchill's daughter in law. they had a turbulent marriage and she sees herself as a great person, and they begin a relationship shortly before kathleen arrived in london, they become best friends and serialize what is going on and covers up for it, guaranteeing her place and it becomes more dangerous in london. breaking off the affair when he becomes ambassador to the soviet union. their relationship, they are more like colleagues or business partners. other people from the comfort including raf, deeply enamored, a 40 page letter to her in the conference. everybody, and credibly rich letters. sarah, the american ambassador to the uk left out of the conference in part because of his political views and for the polls, not invited to the conference so he is left at home and fdr, it is ongoing and not in the traditional sense, certainly an emotional affair. it is one he asked his daughter to keep from eleanor because she knows how awful it was for eleanor when she learned of this but sees her father is dying and is

what is the latest, pamela brown?porter: sources are telling us that hundreds of people have been reaching out to the white house since election day. these include allies of president trump and this frenzy push for pardons. people asking for pardons for themselves, friends, family on behalf of a client. in fact, the white house has been so inundated that a spreadsheet has been created to keep track of all of these requests thhas been pouring in. people have been going to the white house officials if they can't reach trump himself and reaching you to jared kushner, mark meadows, and pat cipollone to try to get a request in front of president trump. they know the president likes to flex his pardon power and he only has a few weeks left in office. they know this president is transactional. he likes to cut a deal. so some of these people reaching out to the white house in this effort are hoping to essentially cash in on the loyalty that they have shown to the president over the last four years. one person i spoke to said

pamela?impressive. >>> many of our health care heros are on the front line working through the holidays to save lives. joining me is one of them. she's executive vice president and chief nursing officer at holy name medical center in new jersey. one of the hardest hit hospitals during the pandemic. michelle, thank you for coming on. we really appreciate it. thank you for all you do. this battle is so personal for you. three of your family members ended up in your hospital including your mother-in-law, edna, who lost her life to covid-19. here's a picture. tell us how is your family doing right now? >> well, you know, each milestone, each holiday is difficult. but everybody sticks together and gets through it. what makes it more difficult is not being together for the holidays. so like millions of other americans our holiday will be virtual for so many people in our family, we constantly talk back and forth. it doesn't get easier with each milestone. >> tell us what it was like for you to be w

pamela: hola, cÓmo estÁn. de 25 dÍas que 1000 personas -- la pandemia estÁ golpeando fuertemente a estados como california. es tan grave que no hay camas ni espacio en esa parte de los hospitales. dulce: entendido que expandirse a zonas alternativos. este hospital al sur del condado,han convertido en esta sala de espera en Áreas de cuidado mÉdico. nuestro hospital consiste en 131 camas y esta maÑana contabiliza mozo 224 pacientes. se teme que podrÍa seÑalar la llegada de una ola sobre esta ola de casos. enero enero podrÍa ser peor que diciembre. simplemente ha llegado a un punto en el que no hay mÁs espacio para recibirlo. [ininteligible] ante la emergencia sanitaria, el condado de los Ángeles está por alcanzar los 100.000 fallecimientos por coronavirus. ademÁs de las fallidas alertas en de la orden de permanecer en casa, que fue extendida hasta nuevo aviso en gran parte de california, se ordena una cuarentena de 10 dÍas para quienes salgan del condado. presentadora: todo el paÍs estÁ afectado por la pandemia,

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one thing pamela and i have reported in addition to all of the white house reporting on all of this ishat one game that's clearly being considered is jared kushner's father, charles, who was serving prison time at one point for tax evasion, among other things. we're also told that jared has not raised that with the president, but that the president knows of course that that is what he would like and some of the groups that jared worked with on criminal justice reform have also raised that as a possibility. so whether it will happen or not, we don't have any idea, but interesting that that's a name that's circulating. >> conflicts of interest be damned, i guess. well, that's not a new story. gloria, thank you so much for the reporting. great to see you. >> see you downstairs. >> okay. thanks. >>> up next, hiring in the u.s. slows as congress looks like it is getting closer to a deal to provide relief for millions of americans. we'll see how real the negotiations are. i felt like... ...i was just fighting an uphill battle in my career. so when i heard about the applied digital skills cou

cnn's evan perez and our colleague pamela brown, they broke this story.leased this information only because, frankly, of questions from evan and pamela. evan joins us now from washington with the details on this. evan? >> hey, good morning, john. this is an investigation that's looking into hunter biden's business dealings overseas. principally, in china. and what we're told is that investigators from the irs criminal investigation service, as well as the fbi and prosecutors in the u.s. attorney's office in delaware have been at this since at least 2018. they've been looking at whether or not hunter biden and associates violated tax and money laundering laws, and specifically whether hunter biden reported gifts and other income over a number of years. we ha we got a comment or statement issued by the biden transition on behalf of hunter biden. and it says in part that he was notified by the first time, his lawyers were, on tuesday that this was an investigation looking into his tax affairs. i'll read you part of what he says. he says, i take this matter v

i want to get straight over to pamela brown in washington for us. pam, who is on the list?porter: the president continues his revenge against the russia investigation by rewarding two former advisers indicted by special counsel robert mueller, issuing full pardons to paul manafort who was convicted for a slew of financial crimes and to roger stone after commuting his sentence earlier this year. also on this list, just released from the white house, jared kushner's father, charles kushner. let's kick through these. paul manafort and roger stone were indicted by special counsel robert mueller, went to trial, convicted by juries of multiple crimes. investigators say manafort broke the cooperation agreement by lying to them. roger stone never cooperated after lying to congress to protect the president and never shown remorse. now both men are being rewarded by the president for their loyalty. the president, as we know, kate, has been long aggrieved by the russia probe and said he thinks his advisers were treated unfairly. it's worth noting that the mueller report detailed in th

pamela, granger, co-chair of tobacco free sonoma county and cancer action network volunteer in support of the smoke flee sme housing presented today without marijuana exemption. we in could bac in tobacco contn francisco who stood up to the tobacco bullies over the years when we could not. that being said, let us share what we learned about smoke free housing over the past 14 years because between sonoma and marin counties there are 22 policies passed which include second-hand smoke from cigarettes and cigars, vape products and marijuana. science and citizens say smoke is smoke is smoke. as for the discussion of marijuana, the citizens comment the use of the smoke to provide relief from neighbors should not provide deadly health consequences to them. vapors are the alternative. covid 19 highlighted issues of racial and health equity and driven people indoors where air quality is more important than ever. new policy is flawless, laws have a significant effect on social norms. it is imperative it is not acceptable. that is not acceptable to smoke anything in multi unit housing. today san