we have a great auditor, wonderful auditor in roxana moretz. has done a fantastic job of running elections i am very proud of our state and how we have run elections, and thank you. --question is, on the several weeks ago, our auditor , mail ballots,il in the majority of the board wanted to wait. i supported that. and they wanted to wait until your decision. at the time, now that decision has been made. my question is, who will burden the costs? will it be the local counties? because we have several races, obviously. who will burden that cause, mr. secretary? will that be held at the state or at the local level? i will hang up and listen to your response. thank you for what you are doing. host: thank you for the question. guest: yes, roxana, your county elections commissioner, is of they the president statewide groups of county auditors, and working together is the only way we are going to get this done, and the mailing we are doing statewide to i was voters to give them the opportunity for an absentee ballot is being paid for by the state. so

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. >>> para roxana es desbastado no poder estar cerca de su primo. >>> estamos atravesando un procesodeollamada tratan de reponer lo que solo los abrazos pueden expresar. >>> mi prima siente mucha rabia. >>> buscan fortalezas para seguir adelante. se prepara para un camino difícil. tratan de aferrarse a la esperanza que después de 17 días las podrán ver salir del hospital en 12 semanas más, noticiero telemundo 48. >>> confirmó el primer caso de covid-19 en un refugio para desamparados, ocurrió en el centro (nombre en inglÉs) se encuentra aislado en una habitación de hotel, trabajadores de la salud fueron enviados al lugar para hacer pruebas al personal y residentes, el lugar será desinfectado. >>> está portando familiares de residentes a llevárselos a casa de acuerdo con (nombre en inglÉs) hace esta solicitud luego de que 3 personas dieron positivo al virus, fueron hechas para el resto de los presidentes, las personas se encuentran aisladas, el condado santa clara anunció 2 nuevas herramientas digitales donde el público podrá ver información sobre la tasa de hospitalizaciones y la can

roxana saberi, london. >>> coronavirus pandemic is bringing out the best in a lot of americans.e goo samaritan that he found "on the road." >> reporter: long before social distancing, greg daley was already keeping his customers at arm's length. in fact, to those on his paper route in central new jersey, greg has never been anything more than a blur past their driveway. but all that changed when one elderly customer asked him a simple favor. could he please pull in and throw the paper closer to the garage. >> it me that if she can't get the paper at the sidewalk, which is 20 feet from the house, in this pandemic, how is she going to get the sheneeds? ouple oflater, i just decide, you know what? i'm going to put this note out. >> reporter: the note, stuck in the next day's edition says "my name is greg daley, and i deliver your newspaper every morning, which was news to most people. i would like to offer my services, free of charge to anyone who needs groceries." from that moment to this, the phone has been ringing off the hook. >> inundated. >> reporter: he takes the orders, doe

su hermana roxana dice que ha estado en lugares de riesgo y de posible contagio.e momento hay un registro de 449 muertos. tras mÁs de un mes de ausencia, el presidente de nicaragua daniel ortega reapareciÓ finalmente en pÚblico. el mandatario afirmÓ que en su paÍs solo se ha registrado una muerte por coronavirus, criticÓ a la administraciÓn trump. daniel ortega: esa potencia, la mÁs grande del mundo, la potencia militar mÁs grande en la historia de la humanidad. la potencia econÓmica mÁs grande en la historia de la humanidad no tiene capacidad para darle respuesta a sus propios ciudadanos en las grandes ciudades de los estados unidos. ramÓn: ortega no dijo a quÉ se debiÓ su prolongada ausencia y defendiÓ su plan de salud para enfrentar la pandemia en esa naciÓn centroamericana. armados con palos y machetes, pobladores se opusieron a que instalaran cerca de sus casas a un grupo de indocumentados que fueron deportados. algunos de ellos, aparentemente contagiados con coronavirus. no menos violentas fueron las reacciones de quienes no querÍan que se portarÁn a sus mue

roxana saberi has the story from london. >> reporter: in china, a drone picks out perpetrators in publicordering this man to wear a mask. in south korea, special cameras expose anyone with a fever. and in tunisia, a police robot questions suspected violators of the country's lockdown. all high-tech tools designed to slow the spread of covid-19. >> the form, putting in my address, my id number and all that for them to track me. >> reporter: milo shia, a student at american university in washington, d.c. says when he flew home to taiwan last month, authorities told him to quarantine at home for two weeks. >> they verbally told me that your phone will be satellite tracked. >> reporter: he just didn't realize how closely. >> my phone ran out of battery for about 15 minutes. i plugged it in. but by then, there was already two police officers knocking on my door. >> reporter: what do you think about that level of tracking and enforcing it? >> some of my friends think it's perfectly fine. at the same time, it's a little scary knowing that they have this capability. >> reporter: it's a concern r

government will just have tons of grip on the sales were a big worry for a lot of people thanks so much roxana brown there. still ahead of al-jazeera south korea's governing party makes huge gains in the 1st national elections be held during the pandemic. turn on. this urgent plea undocumented immigrants in u.s. custody call for help this virus case is spreading tension incentives. how the weather doesn't look too bad for japan over the next couple of days we've got this area of low pressure now pulling out of the way brightest guys coming back in behind say have systems out there in the open waters of the northwest pacific so it should trouble us any more we got to another system though just pushing across northern parts of china fed a cloud on this and a fair bit of rain that will gradually move through beijing through the yellow sea and it's heading towards the korean peninsula so as we go through thursday and on into friday he will turn increasingly wet here ahead of that not too bad in japan a chance of one of 2 shasta behind that it will brighten up a warm up beijing at around $22.00 cel

for "cbs this morning saturday," roxana saberi, london. >>> and that is pretty cool to think about.ng up on may 7th. those stargazing apps are fantastic. >>> while many of us these days are stuck at home, we do want to offer something else to get your mind off the pandemic besides the stars. this weekend, you can catch up on some of the best "cbs this morning saturday" features with episodes starting at 3:00 p.m. today. download the app on your favorite device or visit cbsnews.com/saturdaystories to watch. >>> it is pretty low on the list of questions that arise during a pandemic, but more and more are starting to ask it -- how am i going to get my hair cut? might need one, too. people are finding solutions including our own ed o'keefe. catch the buzz. you're watching -- catch the buzz next -- you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." >>> for those of you without with a look at some of the stories we're following on "cbs this morning saturday." despite a difficult economic environment, the business of booze is booming. joy benedict reports. >> reporter: the los angeles restaurant

we have a great auditor, wonderful auditor in roxana moretz. done a fantastic job of running elections i am very proud of our state and how we have run elections, and thank you. --question is, on the several weeks ago, our auditor , mail ballots,il in the majority of the board wanted to wait. i supported that. and they wanted to wait until your decision. at the time, now that decision has been made. my question is, who will burden the costs? will it be the local counties? because we have several races, obviously. who will burden that cause, mr. secretary? will that be held at the state or at the local level? i will hang up and listen to your response. thank you for what you are doing. host: thank you for the question. guest: yes, roxana, your county elections commissioner, is of they the president statewide groups of county auditors, and working together is the only way we are going to get this done, and the mailing we are doing statewide to i was voters to give them the opportunity for an absentee ballot is being paid for by the state. so that

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roxana saberi joins us from our london bureau with more.porter: good morning, dana. spain is now reporting the second-highest number of cases in the world after the u.s. its daily death toll dropped for the second day in a role. meanwhile, china, where the pandemic began, held a nationwide day of mourning. with sirens wailing and heads bowed, china stood still through three minutes today, mourning the country's victims killed by the coronavirus. [ sirens ] officially the death toll here is more than 3,300. claiming to now have the outbreak under control, china has started springing back to life. while in europe, the death toll is soaring. for the first time, spain reported more confirmed cases than italy. help is growing as the rate of new infections has been slowing. we all hope for better times, the pope said. he said, even if we are isolated, thought and spirit can go far, and he called on follow force stay home. the message is the same in the uk where the death toll has jumped by more than 20% to over 3,600. among the victims, two nurse