ok ruben it's been a pleasure we can't wait to have you back thank you so much my friend. they came in from. ok folks we hope that this is pique your appetite and i want you to stay right where you are because the main course is coming up right after this. show seemed wrong roles just don't hold. any news yet to shape out these days because that's ok and in games from an equal trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. world is driven by a dream shaped by. the day or sinks. we tear into ask. i'm not for decapitating anybody but i am for to capitalizing all the wall street bankers by shifting the center of gravity of money from the dollar and fear to a bit coin and that's perfectly within our purview into our scope as global citizens who wish justice justice truth free competition and hard money that's the only just a stud matter that's a stain of all that's real that doesn't rely on politicians. and welcome back to the press like many other industries some sections of the news media have been hit very very heart economically speak

hey ruben it's been a pleasure we can't wait to have you back thank you so much my friend. ok folks we hope that this is piqued your appetite and i want you to stay right where you are because the main course is coming up right after this. kind of economic growth rate if there's going to be one can be expected after the pandemic has won its course time has to been jimmy changed account to mean is there any chance of returning to pretend any condition. i'm not for decapitating anybody but i am 40 capitalizing all the wall street bankers by shifting the center of gravity of money from the dollar and fear to bitcoin and that's perfectly within our purview into our scope as the global citizens who wish justice justice truth free competition and hard money that's the only justice stud matter that sustainable that's real that doesn't rely on politicians. whose changed american lives but pharmaceutical companies have a miraculous solution. based drugs talk to people who are chronic pain patients and believe that their opiate prescription is working for them in the remedy be certai

a syndicated columnist at the daily beast the washington post and a whole number of other outlets ruben good to see you so let's operate in it seems that the overwhelming majority of these protests in you know like lansing michigan phoenix arizona other cities are white truck supporters do you think that is an accurate assessment or is the media somehow skewing what we're seeing out there. miller thanks rick thanks for having me i think it is an accurate assessment as follows if you are pro business pro commerce if you believe that the restrictions or too much and that we all need to go back to work then you are more likely to be in the trump camp than the anti trump camp those are trump supporters those are republicans or conservatives it doesn't change the fact that this is impacted by the fact that you have many democratic governors like governor cuomo in new york and governor newsom here in california who've taken the lead in imposing some of these restrictions so it does kind of become a blue and red issue in that regard so i think if you characterize these protesters as trump supp

ruben it's been a pleasure we can't wait to have you back thank you so much my friend. ok folks we hope that this is piqued your appetite and i want you to stay right where you are because the main course is coming up right after this. kind of economic growth rate if there's going to be one can be expected through the pandemic is going to ask for comments the pin jimmy changed account to mean is there any chance of returning to pretend any condition. i'm not for decapitating anybody but i am for dick capitalizing all the wall street bankers by shifting the center of gravity of money from the dollar and fear to bit coin and that's perfectly within our purview went to our scope as global citizens who wish justice justice through free competition and hard money that's the only justice stud matter that sustainable that's real that doesn't rely on politicians. and welcome back to the press like many other industries some sections of the news media have been hit very very heart economically speaking by the coronavirus now there's even a push by some democratic senators to bai

welcome back to politicking i'm talking would dave ruben creator and host of the ruben report and author of the new book don't burn this book thinking fear shelved in the age of on reason he joins us from california art how are you handling a coronavirus there's there's no left right issue here or is there. well i would say there is a secondary left right issue here but the 1st part that we're all trapped in our houses i said here right before we went on air i was a little ahead of the game because as you know i'm in my house right now and my garage you've been here my garage 5 is my studio so as i watch you know c.n.n. anchors suddenly broadcasting out of their kitchens i'm feeling pretty good about things look i think that the secondary part the left right issue related to corona is coming in the next week or 2 because as it seems that this wasn't as bad as the predictions thought and that not as many people got sick this is all great and perhaps it's because of social distancing perhaps it's because we've done some of the right things so that's really wonderful it doesn't mean that th

ruben navarette pick it up for us. that chris cuomo is in a very bad spot at the moment because he has coronavirus and he found out in the announcement show yesterday that his wife has been infected as well and he says that was the one thing he was afraid of spreading into his family members and it took this really near death experience in his mind he's lost you know 1013 pounds over 2 weeks he's not he's not done well it's been hard on him to make him see what many of us his record have recognized to be the truth and that is that cable television primetime viewing across the board on all the networks blue and red it's a sewer it's a place where as chris said you go in there's no room for nuance no black it's everything's black and white there's no gray and most of the time people are trying to throw red meat to their base so if you're on tucker show on the right you're throwing red meat to the base you're not telling the whole story if you're on don lemon show on the left you're throwing red needs of the democratic ba

en las Últimas horas estrenaron la canciÓn rubÉn blades y carlos vives " no estÁn solos", lo escribieronndemia y quÉ atinado para estos tiempos. raÚl: increÍble. alan: no estÁn solos, noticia alentadora. buenos dÍas, compaÑeros. la curva de muertes por coronavirus se estÁ aplanando en nueva york.

cesidad en gener quese e ncos de alimentos como alabama >>> estas en el limbo no sabes quÉ pasÁ >>> rubÉne es a vergÜen que m amaz ha actuado de esa manera perÉl cumÍa con de hecho le habÍa ordenadoia amazon pasar 14 dÍas en cuarentena porque estuvon ntacto con un emplea que dio positivo por el coronavirus. mÉxico estÁ bajo emergencia sanitaria los decreton las autoridades haciendo un llamado a laoblaciÓn para que squed en casa ante q los nÚmeros reba a los hospitale issa osorio nos muestra el impacto de estÁ medida. >>> nos la ciudad de todos los Ías, poco a poco la rutina se contagia y se paraliza luego de la declaraciÓn de emergencia sanitaria en mÉxico >>> la primera vez que veo una crisis >>> iso que se rleja en el local de comida de alma. >>> la gente que de verdad pueda quedar en su casa porque tenga la solvencia pues que lo haga. desgraciadamente no dos tenemos esa pacidad. > por Órdes gubernamentales escuelas del paÍy se susnden tos las actividades excepto los servicio de seguridad y salud >>> tenemos la oportidad de recir s contagios >>> despuÉs del anuncio de gobierno mexano qu

niÑos, la pandemia tiene a muchas de estas familias al borde del hambre y desalojo como nos cuenta rubÉnn llamado para arrolladora banda el limÓn par casas lo que la llevÓ a ella y su familia a entrar en una situaciÓn financiera muy difÍcil. >> algo muy estresante, saber que cÓmo le vamos a hacer para poder pagar todos los gastos >> segÚn una reciente encuesta 72% de las trabajadoras domÉsticas en el paÍs estÁn sin empleo, 84% no saben si podrÁn comprar alimento los prongss dÍas y 67% estÁn preocupadas qu las desalojen por no pagar renta, la mayorÍa de trabajadores y trabajadoras domÉsticas no tienen contrato y no tienen beneficios por lo que se agrava mÁs su situaciÓn durante la pandemia. >> la mayorÍa no pagan vacaciones, si te enfermas, entonces no hay beneficios, no hay beneficios, no hay un seguro mÉdico tampoco >> la alianza nacional de trabajadoras del hogar piensa ayudar durante la crisis a diez mil de estas empleadas con 400 dÓlares, en california se busca que reciban entrenamiento para protegerse mientras trabajan >> que las trabajadoras del hogar siguen siendo excluidas, no se

a former lifelong lefty who now contends the left has really come regressive not progresses is de ruben creator and host of the room report on you tube author of the new book and here you see it don't burn this book thinking for yourself in an age of unreason what brought about this book and the title david. yeah well 1st off larry it's great to see. i'm sad that we can't do this in person for now but hopefully hopefully soon enough we'll be able to grab lunch but you know a bit about my political evolution i mean i always considered myself sort of an old school liberal which i think is pretty much in line with what you are what a lot of sort of j.f.k. liberals i know you're a you're a brooklyn guy sort of a ed kotch the former mayor of new york city liberal daniel patrick moynihan liberal liberal meaning open minded you know find the right spots for government but not the government is supposed to do everything all the time and unfortunately in the last 5 years we've seen a movement by the progressives this is sort of the bernie sanders. contingent to really only come up with answers t

by the white house i feel like i should take a shower this is nasty i don't even know what to say ruben. i know what to say that i'm living with 3 teenagers at the moment that present teenager they're exhibiting the same sure behavior tactics this is a really serious time if you look at what we just heard on your network the report from new york about how this might continue on through the summer every single time we turn around it gives us pause our heart stops at the length of the extent of this crisis the terrible human cost involved this letter is inappropriate it's crazy and it shows that the president is very petty very defensive very childish and at the wrong moments he's his own worst enemy and it's don't wonder it's no rick rick that some wonder that when people are polled they say that republican and democratic governors are more trusted on this issue than the president here and i'm not trying to carry water for the president here but apparently schumer went on morning joe this morning and blasted the president and you know the president watches television he sees that and it'

famous than it would have been if they hadn't been taken down because now that's part of the story ruben navarette is an award winning journalist he's actually syndicated columnist and he's going to join us now to talk about this story what do you make of this story it's blowing up what's your take robot. rick good to be with you against dr erickson and dr massey he did get a lot of fame for what they had to say because they were sort of going against the grain and like most doctors medical doctors in the country they were saying a few things they said hey this is just like the flu it's just like the flu they also said the death rates are not really as bad or is it as high as we think they refused to wear masks in public they have publicly expressed their support for president trump and they've also talked about how we need to reopen the economy for the good of everybody so i think where they stepped in it is when you stop being a doctor and start being a businessman and start talking about opening up the economy or you play politics and start talking about how you support the president

nunca pudo cargarlo y sus familiares quienes estÁn contagiados esperan sanarse para estar con Él, rubende 26 aÑos dÍas despuÉs que le hicieron una cesÁrea de emergencia para que naciera su bebÉ marÍa no sabe como su hija que tenÍa buena salud se contagiara del covid-19 >>> todos esperamos con mucha emociÓn la llegada del bebÉ >>> un bebÉ que su hija no tuvo en brazos porque estaba contagiada con el coronavirus el pequeÑo andrÉs estÁ muy bien y marÍa y su esposo y sus hijos se recuperaron del covid-19. >>> lo conocemos por fotos, y eso es muy difÍcil. >>> en una ceremonia privada con la presencia de solo 10 miembros de la familia le dieron el Último adiÓs a elizabeth siguiendo las indicaciones de las autoridades de salud. >>> nosotros tenemos una familia muy grande, y es una lÁstima que no van a estar. presentes en su despedida. >>> el caso de elizabeth ha tocado el corazÓn de cientos de personas en las redes sociales quienes han donado miles de dÓlares no solo para su funeral tambiÉn para apoyar a su bebe >>> nos destroza el corazÓn de una forma que nosotros nunca pensamos, pero ahÍ est

aln. >> para llidiar con el estrÉs >>> algo que marÍa y edith aseguran se estÁn intentando hacer >>> rubÉnnte alejandro sanz prepara un documental sobre la cuarentena y todos podemos ser parte de su proyecto nos cuenta cÓmo al volver parte de su proyecto nos cuenta cÓmo al volver. at&t nos ha conectado cada día por más de 100 años. y estamos aquí para apoyarte - especialmente ahora. haciendo todo lo posible por mantenerte conectado. con la fuerza de nuestra red y nuestra gente... podemos seguir aprendiendo, seguir compartiendo, y, más que nada, seguir juntos. es lo que siempre hemos hecho... y lo que haremos siempre. ♪ saludable en 28 días. imagínate una mascota visiblemente más purina one. ingredientes naturales, además de vitaminas y minerales. en poderosas combinaciones. para un pelo brillante, ojos luminosos y energía vital... purina one. 28 días. una mascota visiblemente saludable. lo quentonces, hagamos lobiará para sicorrecto hoy. mañana. quedémonos en casa. lavémonos las manos. mantengamos la distancia. por lo menos seis pies, por favor. cuidémonos y cuidemos a los demás. todo vald

pereira nos cuenta los detalles buenas tardes rubÉn?Én el staff una preocupaciÓn que tiene preocupado a los activistactivi migrante ciÓn >>> quÉ puede decir este gobierno irresponsable y mintiÓ acerca de la severidad de esta pandemia >>> los directivos del albergue seÑalan que estÁn en constante comunicaciÓn para saber que toman las medidas adecuadas para evitar que se propague el coronavirus. agregaron en un comunicado que no comparte los detalles de ningÚn niÑo y el cuidado mÉdico es muy bueno. >>> dicen que estÁn bien que tienen el pronÓstico bueno que pronto van a mejorar etc espero no sabemos >>> una incertidumbre que siente tania una migrante que viviÓ la separaciÓn de sus hijas porque la menor estuvo en los albergues >>> es desesperante saber que tiene a sus hijos en estos lugares y no los puede ver y ahora mucho menos >>> espera que pronto los menores afectados por el coronavirus en este y otros albergues del paÍs se recuperen pronto >>> por favor les pido a las autoridades que sino hay niÑos contagiados se los entregan a sus pa

michael ruben, i challenge everyone. >> and dj khaled is with me now, along with michael ruben, who cameco-owner of the philadelphia 76ers. first of all, thank you, both, for what you are doing. and michael, i want to start with you. michael, you have a special announcement you would like to make about a milestone you've reached with donations. >> yeah, we're excited. today we reached over $20 million that we've raised in the first 12 days of this. and also distributed our first $10 million to meals on wheels, no kid hungry. it's a big milestone to get over $20 million and distribute out our first $10 million to help people that are so in need. >> that's fascinating and fantastic. dj khaled, tell us why you chose to participate. what made you participate? >> i mean, first of all, it's a beautiful thing in saying, we are going through hard times right now. anything to help the people, that's what i'm about. and when i see michael ruben do this, it was just beautiful. when i seen all the celebrities and everybody just getting involved, and it's uplifting spirits and getting people together

sus familiares tambiÉn estÁn contagiados y solo esperan recuperarse para cuidar del reciÉn navidad, rubenbe cÓmo su hija se contagiÓ con el covid-19, porque tenÍa buena salud. >> todos esperÁbamos con ( musica ( bebÉ que su hija nun pudo tener en sus brazos porque estaba contagiada por el coronavirus. >> lo conocemos por fotos y eso es muy difÍcil. >> en una ceremonia privada con la presencia de solo diez miembros de la familia le dieron el Último adiÓs a elizabeth, siguiendo las indicaciones de las autoridades de salud. >> nosotros tenemos una familia muy grande y es una lÁstima que no van a estar presentes en su despedida. >> el caso de elizabeth ha tocado el corazÓn de cientos de personas en redes sociales quien han donado miles de dÓlares, no solo para su funeral, sino para apoyar al bebÉ, el Único consuelo que les queda a estos padres debido a la pÉrdida de su hija. >> nos ha venido a destrozar el corazÓn de una forma que nunca pensamos, pero ahÍ estaremos para ella para sus hijos. >> rubÉn, noticias telemundo. >> vamos a hacer una breve pausa , pero regresando en noticias telemundo

crezcan, tambiÉn puedan enfrentar futuras crisis con la inteligencia emocional que se va requerir >> rubÉn

a beneficiar, pero en una situaciÓn en que estamos ahora, este tipo de ayuda pues se queda corta, rubÉn sus alrededores estÁn siendo fuertemente golpeadas por el covid-19 con miles contagios y muchas muertes, los inmigrantes indocumento padres solo en chicago sino en todo el paÍs estÁn en una posiciÓn muy individual vulnerables por no son elegibles para la ayuda federal y beneficios del desempleo, por eso la alcaldesa de chicago firmÓ una orden ejecutiva para que fondos disponibles para ciudadanos, pues de chicago tambiÉn estÁn disponibles para los inmigrantes indocumentados, estamos hablando de ayuda para pequeÑos negocios, tambiÉn israel asistencia para vivienda y tambiÉn otras ayudas, pero sin embargo el concejal carlos ramÍrez que a pesar que el dinero estÁ, no son suficientes, ya que la demanda es demasiada. >>> estamos pidiendo que la alcaldesa trabaje con el caucus latino para crear un fondo especial especÍficamente para las familias indocumentadas que no van a recibir el alivio a nivel federal, vamos a necesitar mucho dinero para poder asistir a nuestras familias indocumentadas

de regreso contigo. >> gracias rubÉn.quedarse en casa. nosotros por lo pronto, seguimos con mÁs informaciÓn >> a esta hora, estos son los titulares, garantizar el suministro una orden ejecutiva del presidente donald trump obliga a las plantas procesadoras de carne a seguir trabajando, a pesar de haberse registrado en ellas caso de covid-19. >> las escuelas de california podrÍan comenzar el aÑo escolar

stephanie: rubÉn ahora se siente como un superhÉroe. ambos sobrevivieron a la temida pandemia.Én nos cuenta que el esperar que los doctores le den luz verde, para ayudar a otros pacientes contagiados del coronavirus. desde mi casa hasta en la suya con la esperanza de que usted estÁ en su casa, soy stephanie bradford. ramÓn: la cÁmara de comercio taiwanesa americana le donÓ 10,000 mascarillas a los trabajadores de salud en el condado de santa clara. para prepararse frente a la emergencia, el condado dispuso que se reporten los inventarios relacionados con guantes mÉdicos, mascarillas n 95, gafas protectoras, desinfectantes de manos, respiradores artificiales en cualquier condiciÓn. el esperado dinero estÍmulo federal llegarÁ la prÓxima semana en la primera oleada de pagos, para aligerar de alguna manera las carteras de la naciÓn. dice francisco ugalde que esta medida beneficiarÁ a muchas más personas de lo que inicialmente se habÍa planeado. veamos por quÉ. francisco: se espera que sea la prÓxima semana, que sea el jueves o viernes, confÍan algunos, cuando arribe el anhelado est

ruben navarette is joining us now to try and figure out of mottled media situation. here with i was going to talk about that situation at the white house not the one with the reporter who seems to be told i guess is having a problem with other reporters whatever. but something else that just came over there's a letter that was just sent by the present the united states to chuck schumer with its address on a white house letterhead and it's just really nasty and says sure if you spent less time on your ridiculous and pietschmann hoax which went a hapless leon forever and ended up going nowhere except increasing my poll numbers and instead focused on helping the people of new york city we would not be so completely unprepared for this invisible enemy no wonder a.o. c. and others are thinking about running against you they would likely win and then he says i've known you for many years but i never knew how bad a senator you were for your state of new york until i became president i mean while . this missive was just fired off by the white house i feel like i should take

threat of war they don't like however think it's so flipped that's coming up at media models with ruben navarrette but 1st as mentioned at the top of this hour there is a palpable friction between state governments and the federal government right now and today that really came to light in new york new york seems to be struggling with its ability to keep up with its very dense population having enough medical supplies to meet the demand and just moments ago the white house shot this extremely nasty letter that senator schumer talking about what they've done what they haven't done it's nasty real nasty now here's trinity joe as with the latest on what's going on on the ground up the politics on the ground in new york. today officials tightening restrictions in new york as the city remains on lockdown you know right now as you can see new york city's use the pretty busy right now but it's governor andrew cuomo ordering all playgrounds in new york city to close down saying that many people still are not complying with social distancing we agreed initially with the mayor that we would try c

innova ruben martinez: a century ago, hundreds of thousands of mexicans fled the chaos of the mexicanion, most of them arriving in los angeles, gravitating to the old pueblo area around olvera street. raquel gutierrez: they recreated a sense of home and history in the theaters of the nearby bwa

es muy emotivo y tranquilizante saber que la gran mayorÍa de las personass contagiadas se recuperan rubÉne para contarlo pero yo gracias a dios voy saliendo adelante con la ayuda de mi esposa >>> igual de agradecido estÁ roberto de 61 aÑos el coronavirus lo agarrÓ de sorpresa y aunque viviÓ 3 dÍas de pesadilla sintiÉndose muy ma no tuvo que ser hospitalizado >>> y me ha gustado hacer mucho ejercicio siempre no sÉ si eso me ayuda a lo mejor me ayudÓ eso quiÉn sabe pero, pero me siento muy afortunado >>> este pastor de una iglesia en arizona tambiÉn se contagio con toda su familia y asegura que su fe es lo que los mantiene recuperÁndose. >>> nuestra confianza puesta en dios, nuestra tranquilidad y seguridad puesta en dios de que, de que Él nos equidad >>> aunque las mayorÍa de las personass afectadas por el covid-19 se van a recuperar los casos se siguen multiplicando al igual que las muertes por eso no hay que bajar la guardia >>> el 80% de casos no tengan esebpegar al virus en la comunidad en sus hogares privilegioáxb>anto el pastor a lon, mateo y roberto cumplirÁn su cuarentena esperand

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and i'd just like you to tell us a little bit about ruben berks, the first black secretary of the uawack superintendent. >> luruben berks is a guy i've known all my adult life. i started in the political process when i was 18 years old. ruben has been one of those people i've been able to look to as a mentor but also as a contemporary. even though he was a bit older than i am, my whole career tracks what he's done. he's just been this incredible voice for workers. likewise dr. nat berkeley who i came to know when i was a school board member, a really young one, and he was the assistant superintendent. he took me under his wing. he was one of those leaders that treated me as an equal even though i was just a teenager when i first got elected to the board of education. we stayed friends ever since. he's just been one of those voices of calm. both of these men in different ways really stood up for people who needed somebody to stand up for them and they've been great friends all these years. it brings it home in a personal way that's really difficult, i think, to reconcile unless you kno

todo comienza con una oración el p t pastor rubén luego los volunt voluntarios comienzan a descargarla calle. >> como esto le afecta. >> por gastos que hay que hacer y las cuentas. >> le ayuda?. >> bastante. >> es el ejército de voluntarios de palabra de dios. >> para nosotros más que una caja de alimento quedamos como un sobre que pueda tener 10 o 2 $20, para nosotros más que eso es quedamos esperanza, les dejamos saber a la gente que hay esperanza, que dios no los ha abandonado. >> con la organización el pantalla. >> una señora me dijo, yo no sabía cómo le daría de comer a mis hijos y ahora tengo algo que darles, es algo maravilloso. >> aquí entregan frutas, ve verduras, pan, leche y yogur entre otras cosas, para otros es un motivo para sonreír en tanta problemática. >> es muy bueno lo que hacen. >> no se estamos complejos. >> mente con >> reparten comida tres veces por semana, para más información vayan al sitio web de telemundo 48, andrés noticiero telemundo 48 . >> juntos saldremos adelantes muchas gracias andrés autoridades mexicanas informan de la muerte de trabajadores de emp

kevin hart, michael ruben, really, really appreciate you joining us and thank you for what you're doing>> thank you so much. thanks for having me and mike! thank you, man! you are an amazing guy. you're doing amazing things. this is just who you are. so it's an honor to be your friend and your brother, man. i love you, dude. >> feeling the love. >> love you back! thank you again so much for the extra donation. it's spectacular! i'm beyond touched. thank you! >> thank you, guys. okay. so let's talk about what's happening on capitol hill to also get money into your pockets, especially people who are out of jobs and who have small businesses that are barely hanging on. senator cory booker has been part of those negotiations among lawmakers right now. he's going to join us next live in the "cnn newsroom." state farm is announcing the good neighbor relief program we're returning $2 billion dollars to our auto policyholders through may 31st. because now, more than ever, being a good neighbor means everything. like a good neighbor, state farm is there. confident financial plans, calming financ

traveling, we also needed to be concerned that very often if you call the hotel that your name was ruben you would say suddenly there is no rooms available. jewish newspapers and jewish guides told you the places they could stay or observe the dietary laws. greene really believed it was prejudice that if people went out across the country and from mark twain and victor green adopted that this is victor green of postal worker, and open the green publishing company but what is so important is because victor green died 1960 and up company was then operated by ms. green and for other women so it was a five woman operation and this is the business that's very unusual for women to go into publishing much like running a publishing company and then continues to run the publishing company until the late sixties victor green had a variety of ways to put in his green book with elma. one of the ways was by sending out book cards and letters for people who had good experiences traveling to send him information about the places that they stayed. the green book included gas stations hotels, motels rest

rubÉn nos cuenta la receta secreta de guapo taco. >> guapo taco, buenos dÍas. >> los telÉfonos no dejan 40%, gracias a las redes sociales. >> publicamos noticias en vivo, y nuestros especiales. >> nos miramos en el face, venimos de indiana y mi esposa le gustan mucho los tacos de canasta, dije vamos a dar una vuelta para allÁ a ver cÓmo estÁn. >> por eso los diez trabajadores de este restaurant no solo conservaron su empleo, sino que trabajan mÁs horas y tuvieron que contratar a un chofer para las entregas a domicilio. >> bendito dios que tenemos trabajo. >> aparte del servicio a domicilio, el fin de semana se activa el guapo mÓvil que recorre distintos barrios de chicago ofreciendo los tacos de canasta. >> no solo ofrece comida, sino que tambiÉn esperanza que pronto otros restaurantes puedan superar la crisis. >> tratamos de promover otros restaurantes tambiÉn para echarnos una mano todos. >> noticias telemundo. >> asÍ llegamos al final de esta ediciÓn de noticias telemundo, muchÍsimas gracias por el privilegio de su tiempo, hay mÁs noticias esta noche a las diez, nueve centro, y a las

ruben burks was 86 years old. one of the youngest victims in the u.s.just five years old. she developed a rare form of meningitis and swelling on her brain after she contracted disease last month. she died this past sunday. both her parents are first responders in detroit. her mom is a police officer and her father is a firefighter. her mother said that skylar was a beautiful spirit who was friendly and loving and caring and funny. she was a happy 5-year-old girl who was full of life. we remember skylar and ruben and vitalina, three lives being mourned tonight. the news continues, i'm going to hand it over to chris for "cuomo prime time." chris. >> anderson, thank you so much for reminding people about the human cost of this situation. i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." the head of the cdc has everyone repeating his warning tonight. there likely could be another covid wave this winter, and it may be worse. why are people debating the validity of this? the only reasonable question is how do we prepare right now? the push is to reopen.

it's a great idea by michael ruben. larry? >> it's amazing.ll involved. i will say this. we've been talking about this. we have a couple of pieces of memorabilia in the abc7 sports department. we might have to jump in and offer them up on the all-in challenge. as soon as we figure out how to do it, i think we're going post something there. all right? thnk you, chris. >>> all ghro s jon bonjo s,peakin but ye t ds, >> tell me your story. tell me what you're going through. tell me how you're feeling. >> bon jovi's recent songwriting challenge prompted a florida kindergarten teacher to reach out to the rock star and ask him to drop in on his class on zoom. and the singer did it. yes, bon jovi perform admin any concert for the kids and their parents. so cool. >>>. >> wow. >> so cool, larry. >>> the race to become the next "american idol" continues from home. abc says the live voting part of the competitis k fr this the top 20 contestants will perform from their homes, though, instead. the judges, katy perry, luke bryan and lionel richie along with

grupo de sacerdotes de chicago para llevar consuelo a los infectados que estÁn muriendo de covid-19, rubÉncoronavirus a los que el padre les ha dado la unciÓn de los enfermos utilizando el mismo equipo de la unciÓn de los enfermos y en lugar de aplicar aceite con la mano utilizan un contono. >> al llegar ahÍ, hacer la unciÓn de la frente y las manos >> el padre romero y su compaÑero fueron parte de los entrenados por mÉdicos para dar el sacramento en tiempos de coronavirus. >> cuando me ordenÉ prometÍ estar con el pueblo en las buenas y malas en la salud y la enfermedad es parte esencial de mi ministerio. >> algo que agradecen catÓlico como mateo quien estuvo grave por el coronavirus >> me hubiera gustado tener a un sacerdote frente a mÍ dÁndome la bendiciÓn. >> si bien la unciÓn de las enfermos no es necesaria para la salvaciÓn de las al almas sÍ es de suma importancia para cumplir el deseo de las personas que desean recibirla >> ademÁs en esta situaciÓn la persona no muere sola, muere acompaÑada de toda la iglesia. >> por eso estos sacerdotes aseguran ser afortunados de poder dar el sacr

and michael ruben and veteran of the bush administration but next is brian who is the clinton administration veteran now with the center for american progress with extensive experience in the arab world. for egypt and palestine working on governance issues for the national democratic institute, contributed the chapter on governance. and then we have a fellow for the middle east at the baker institute and the interplay between religious authorities and policy? and contributing a chapter on islam. trying to keep the conversation and lively and not just keeping everybody from going on and on we will talk for a while so to start i will start and ask you and with that analysis that require this kind of approach. but with any metric of the introduction it is not a democrat or republican thing. what we wanted to do is get away from analysis based on the calendar it's too easy and it doesn't work and to do the fundamental rethink of those issues in the region and in terms of legitimacy the common core in the united states that people are willing to forgo the governance just so they could have the ku

david ruben stein, our chair of the national book festival and author of the american story. conversations with master historians. please join me in welcoming mr. john m. barry and david rubenstein in the first virtual national book festival presents. >> we're here with john barry, and join want to thank you very much for agreeing to do this interview. i realize today you're one of the more popular people in the out because of book you rate, the great influenza, what prompted you to write a book about the great influenza in 2004 when that was so long ago, people weren't then focused on these kind of things. >> guest: well, that's too long a question for the show, actually. but when i was a kid, i wanted to do two things. i wanted to be a scientist, doing medical research, and i wanted to be a writer. i actually remember the moment in time i, i was 13 and 14 years old, when i decided i would abandon science and become a writer. but i always had that interest, and just -- i just seemed like good idea at the time. >> host: i read the book recently, as i told you'll the other day

it's incredibe because and because- one must know ruben you fall fault lines. it's hard for people who perhaps don't know the game as well as you do. to appreciate why this is a crisis because one he is about football clubs and footballers having amazing amounts of money. but i imagine full clubs lower down. the ladder. it is really difficult and it might be difficult for some to survive this. y yes i agree with you o on or so we h e to understand that specicific french will collapse is the leave on their trading. yes so they need to send. on because of the crisis it's what you were doing he's so much also window. and no because i would buy anything no smoke it would buy anything so every year. the next one down the street yeah to maybe set for jan twenty beyonce. and i need to be maximum wages yes because yeah almost nothing your opinion. indeed it is in fact on the paris such amount that's these a buying club in process now as as it as you just pointed out to the biggest losers than the clubs. the fans the players it. seems all around people are missing out.

very often if you call the hotel and said your name was ruben you would find suddenly they had no rooms available. jewish newspapers and jewish guides, places that you could stand places you could observe dietary laws. green believed travel was fatal to prejudice. of people went across the country it would help to defeat prejudice in this country and this is a quote from mark twain, the innocents abroad, travel is fatal to prejudice and victor green adopted that as his mantra. this is victor green and his wife,. green was a postal worker, he opened a business in harlem, he opened the green publishing company. what is so important, the reason i show this is victor green died in 1960 and the publishing company was operated by our mother green and four other women. it was a 5 woman operation in this was a business, publishing business was unusual for women to be working in publishing in this time. go much less running a publishing company. how the green continues to run the publishing company until the late 1960s. victor green had a variety of ways of finding the green book and, make sure

i immediately sought out advice from bob ruben, who had been secretary of the treasury during bill clinton's years. bob managed the mexican debt crisis. janet yellen, former chairwoman of the federal reserve board, hank paulson who guided the bush administration after the financial collapse of 2008. steve ratner, who handled the auto bailout for president obama. i was in touch with jay powell the federal reserve board. and jack lew has been unyielding in loyalty to me over the years. a subsequent get-together lasted for more than two hours with speaker pelosi. we did it again a week ago. i have been in touch with secretary azar, secretary mnuchin regularly. we decided to try to divide public policy here understanding until the health issue is resolved, you are not going to get to the economic contagion it's created. help foremost and then we moved to the economic consequence of what the health scenario has put before us, but i think relying upon people who in this instance stand behind the president everyday at the briefings, their careers. these are individuals who have great credibility in

concerned about places to stay and very often if you call the hotel and said your name was schwartz or ruben you would find that suddenly they had no rooms available. so jewish newspapers and jews guides the told you places you could stay in places you could observe the dietary laws. green believes that travel was fatal to prejudice. he believed it people went out across the country it would help to defeat prejudice in this country and this is a quote from the innocents abroad. this is victor greene and his wife elma, he was a postal worker he open a business in harlem in the green publishing company. what is so important in the reason i talk and show elma is because victor greene died in 1960 and the green publishing company was operated by elma green and by four other women so it was a five woman operation and this was a business of publishing business that was unusual for women to be working in publishing in this time. much less running a publishing company. but she continues to run the publishing company until late 1960s. victor greene had a variety of ways of finding places to put in hi

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