bubulante t con mucho amor porque preparan q quesarrillas el creador de estas delicias le permitiÓ a rubÉnrediente secreto la deja marinar por un dÍa y luego a fuego lento por 5 horas y a la plancha le pone aceite para darle un sabor especial a los tortillas >>> es no te puedo decir lo que es porque nos hacen Único >>> a los tortillas les agrega el queso mozzarela y le pone encima la birrias de res >>> quÉ mÁs le pone >>> le agregamos la cebolla, el cilantro, y le ponemos la salsa roja de chile de Árbol >>> les pone la otra tortilla encima y despuÉs de calentarlas unos segundos mÁs quedan listas. segÚn jaime la mejor manera probar la q probar quesabirrias. >>> nos cambiÓ la vida a mÍ y a mi familia >>> rubÉn pereira noticias telemundo >>> llegamos al final gracias por el privilegio de su tiempo las noticias continÚan a las 11 y noticias telemundo a 11:35/10:35 centro ahora los dejo con el domo del dinero buenas noches. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> desde telemundo center aquÍ comienza otra noche de adrenalina, diversiÓn y competencia justa. en el nuevo show de la familia hispana, esto es el domo del

. >> reporter: hoffman and his co-defendant jerry ruben became celebrities in our own right. >> it was raining, cold and it was not a night out for man and beast and it was only -- they should choose this night to hold a news conference. >> only people to stop the trial are the people in the streets. >> the u.s. attorney wanted a negro defendant to scare the jury. >> reporter: the trial was a different experience for the lone black defendant, bobby seal. he wound up representing himself and ended up clashing with judge hoffman. >> he was gagged and chained for refusing to obey the judge. a white linen cloth reinforced with adhesive tape was knotted around his neck. >> he would pull his hands up and he would be clubbed in front of the jury and it went on for several days. >> i wasn't in any contempt. i told the judge you are in contempt of the american people. >> reporter: eventually the case was a mistrial and the chicago eight became the chicago seven. five were convicted of some charges but all were overturned on appeal. their trial is history but fight is very much alive. >> we didn

know not how i mean as in new york your attempts at unity and not happening no wonder your president ruben rivlin commented in january this year when the nation witnesses its leaders spewing hatred at one another boycotting entire communities and seeking votes via a strategy of divisiveness what's left for them to believe in there's nothing in that statement of his feel party to feel proud about is there tim i said earlier people get carried away in the elections i personally and i know that this is part of the d.n.a. of the likud is seek the common denominator and if people step on the line in what they're saying i will always be there and i always was there to say that it must we must focus and different ways to speak and this is not just for the could i'm saying this is a liquid parliament member it's true for all our parliament unfortunately in elections people get heated up and sometimes mean misspeak it's just just got a lot of nods about it as it is it's not just about elections now where is the hardship that the palestinians live under more apparent than in the city that you ran fo

. >> reporter: petty worked for the first time with producer rick ruben, who says petty later revealed"wildflowers." what did he mean? >> he was scared at that time because it was just one of those artistic bonanzas. you a really sparkly, magical, wizard of oz moment in his career. >> we always said that's the best record we ever made. >> reporter: ben and mike of petty's band the heartbreakers helped curate the unreleased material... >> there were a few things i didn't even remember at all, you know? it was a long time ago. ♪ >> reporter: petty was at a pivotal moment during the recording. his marriage to his first wife, jane, was coming apart. you describe coming home and asking him point blank, are you getting a divorce? >> yeah. i just asked him and he kind of looked at me like, hey, not right now, if you don't mind. yeah, it was pretty obvious. >> reporter: is that the kind of thing that he would put in a song easily? >> no. no. you know, what's unique about "wildflowers" is some of that stuff is a little more revealing, vulnerable, the insecurities. ♪ >> reporter: you hear it in

generando protestas, todos los viernes parten los vuelos desde ice con deportados, cuaalm es el ambiente rubénportaron a miles de inmigrantes indocumentados, son llevados a otros aeropuertos del país y deportados a sus países de origen, aquí hubo decenas de manifestaciones, me encuentro con elizabeht que se está manifestando, ella me dice que se molesta de que todavía hagan deportaciones . >> así es, desde el último de mayo los están deportando . >> dice que tiene 4 años manifestándose porque cada viernes es cuando vienen las autoridades, por qué le duele a usted esto . >> es una injusticia por gente que trabaja duramente aquí, es los estados unidos es una (palabra en inglés) de gente y futura y todas . >> muchas gracias elizabeth que tiene 4 años,. >> te digo un dato rápidamente a nivel nacional la agencia ice deportó a más de 267 mil inmigrantes es todo nicole regreso contigo . >> aprovechamos la oportunidad para decirles que es el momento para votar, participe en las elecciones, quedan solamente 25 días, aprovechen este momento se acerca el día . >> (♪ mÚsica ♪) . >> 840 mil personas solici

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nasa astronaut, kate rubens, cast her ballot from space. she is currently 200 miles above earth onboard the international space station. most u. s. astronauts live in houston and texas law allows them to vote from space using a secure electronic balance. mission control forwards the ballot to the space station and release the completed version back to the county clerk. >> did she get the sticker? that is my question. >> that is a good question. >>a very important question. >>how is the forecast for the weekend? >>no excuse to get out and vote. we are looking at high fire danger that will be back. hopefully you are enjoying cooler temperatures, higher humidity values with the ocean breeze kicking in. changes for the weekend with that extreme fire danger, we are watching that very closely. here is a live look with the ocean beach camera. love this view. looking at temperatures in the 60s. we are much cooler compared to yesterday at this time. 66 in concord, oakland coming in at 65, 64 in san francisco, 66 san jose and 61 in santa rosa. 24 hou

reportero: rubÉn de 18 aÑos viajÓ desde washington, tiene sus esperanzas en biden. >> mi hermano es untienen latinos en arizona y hacen una campaÑa para que trump gane el estado. >> somos un grupo que crecemos mÁs. creemos en las bases morales que el presidente cree. reportero: lleva aÑo y medio haciendo campaÑa para trump. como ella hay muchos latinos que lo estÁn dando todo para que sea reelecto. >> tenemos muchas bases como esta. vamos de casa en casa. vamos golpeando, llevamos todo, hablamos con ello. reportero: mientras se define los voluntarios dicen que seguirÁn en su campaÑa hasta que las urnas cierren el 3 de noviembre. ilia: si el presidente trump gana las elecciones el prÓximo martes su gobierno continuarÁ endureciendo mÁs la polÍtica migratoria. su asesor en inmigraciÓn andelantÓ algunos planes para imponer restricciones mÁs severas a la inmigraciÓn legal como la irregular. una mÁs dur ofensiva a la ciudad santuario, las visas algunas prioridades en un eventual segundo mandato de trump. yanet nos amplia. reportera: el arquitecto de las polÍticas antimigrantes del presidente

democratic representative ruben gallegos of arizona. representative congresswoman deb holland of new mexico. thanks to both of you. arizona is home, by the way, to 22 native tribes. a recent supreme court decision to end the census count early could affect their way of life. we'll talk about that ahead. but here's native american democratic voter april ignacio on what voters can do to start rebuilding a better america. >> like, the old indian saying is, you know, you have two years to hear and one mouth to speak. so if you listen more and talk less, you can learn more. u listk less, you can learn more - [announcer] welcome to intelligent indoor grilling with the ninja foodi smart xl grill. just pick your protein, select your doneness, and let the grill monitor your food. it also turns into an air fryer. bring outdoor grilling flavors indoors with the grill that grills for you. a diagnosis of metastatic breast cancer can overwhelm you with thoughts, yet also leave you at a loss for words. take a deep breath. go here: findyourmbcvoice.com

joining me now is democratic congressman ruben gallego of arizona. so much for joining us. you have speaker pelosi saying negotiations are at an impasse. what are the conversations democrats are having about what happens if this gets kicked into a lame duck. >> first, thank you for having me. i'm actually joining you from a hall that was affected by covid-19 shortly after opened after we shut down and they have been struggling to get along, and i just held a biden event here and spoke to the owner, and of course, she is looking for help, like many other people. she understands most important thing is we need to have a plan that carries us all the way through into next year. and while talking to my colleagues, our biggest fear is we do a half measure, that's the only measure we're going to get. we have no trust that these senate republicans are going to help us after the election. we certainly don't believe president trump is going to care after the election. we need to make sure we get a very positive and predictable package that's going to help revi

thanksto give a special to ruben and daniel for being here. deal, man. -- this is what we call a postman's holiday, coming to hear another politician speak. and putting on a tie when he shows up without a tie. i appreciate it. thank you. coo of thent and southwest regional council. where are you? is in here or is he in his office? i want to thank him. also, the president of local 1912. said,e been talking, we not a joke, it was coincidental, she said, i love the carpenters, the first outfit that endorsed me when i ran for attorney general in san francisco where the carpenters. guy,d, i remember a president of the carpenters aion from delaware, 350-year-old city, was the first want to endorse me as well. we have been with them michael career. the president has been a long time friend, we have worked together a long time. that is anpenters, incredible army to have behind you. you, you have my full career and i hope you know i have had yours as well. inn i was growing up scranton, the carpenters brought me to the dance and we are going home toget

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i want to give a special thanks to ruben for being here. big deal, man. i am serious.oticed that he did something. this is what we call a postman's holiday, coming to hear another politician speak. and putting on a tie when he shows up without a tie. i appreciate it. thank you. i appreciate it. the president and coo of the southwest regional council. pete rodriguez. where are you? is in here or is he in his office? i want to thank him. he is not here now? also, the president of local 1912. you have all been with me. kamala and i were talking coming down the hall. we said, not a joke, it was coincidental, she said, i love the carpenters, the first outfit that endorsed me when i ran for attorney general in san francisco where the carpenters. -- were the carpenters. i said, i remember a guy, president of the carpenters union from new castle, delaware a 350-year-old city, was the , first want to endorse me as well. been with me my whole career. the president has been a long time friend, we have worked together a long time. 520,000 carpenters, that is an incredible army to

. >> let's hear from a biden supporter in philadelphia, ruben. >> how are you doing this morning , sean, i just have a couple questions. one, the president after the president said drink lysol and bleach and to open up the cities of michigan and fire fauci and we find out from bob woodward he knew how deadly this disease was and it was airborne and he wants us to rush out, how can you still support this president for that and how can you support the senators in 2016 who said this is election year, we will not put in a supreme court justice, lindsey graham gave his word he would not even vote on this and you do not see the hypocrisy in that ? >> sean spicer. >> guest: two interesting questions, let me take the latter first. i don't disagree with you, i think those senators from a strategic standpoint made a mistake then. they shouldn't have said. the senate has a right, the president has a nominee obligation to nominate justices or fill vacancies and in the case of the senate are appropriate if there senate confirmed positions with a judge or anyone else in the executive branch the senat

and ruben, a catholic deacon and president of sacred heart nativity schools in san jose. he's going to talk to us about racism in the catholic church. that's coming up right here at 6:30. when was the last time your property tax bill went down? what? never. are you kidding me? for years, the residential burden has gone up. while the corporate burden has gone down. prop 15 reverses that. it closes corporate loopholes and invests in schools, small business, and firefighters. and when the big corporations pay more, your tax bill goes down. that's right. a savings of a hundred twenty-one dollars a year for the average home. give homeowners a break. vote yes on 15. . >>> making it in the bay. rents are finally dipping in the bay area and around the country, but no place is seeing rents drop faster than the city of san francisco. so what's making one of the most expensive cities in america suddenly a lot more affordable? our business tech reporter scott budman says there isn't just one answer. >> michael is about to save a lot of money. and like many people who live here in san

how i mean actually your your attempts at unity and not happening this is no wonder your president ruben rivlin commented in january this year when the nation witnesses its leaders spewing hatred at one another boycotting entire communities and seeking votes via a strategy of divisiveness what's left for them to believe in there's nothing in that statement of his for your party to feel proud about is there. tim i said earlier people get carried away in the elections i personally and i know that this is part of the d.n.a. of the likud is seek the common denominator and if people step on the line in what they're saying i will always be there and i always was there to say that it must we must focus and different ways to speak and this is not just for the could i'm saying this is a liquid parliament member it's true for all our parliament unfortunately in the elections people get heated up and sometimes mean misspeak it's not just about elect local is not is about as it is it's not just about elections now where is the hardship that the palestinians live under more apparent than in the city

. £63 million defender ruben dias amongst those recruited by the next biggest spenders manchester cityers everton are benefiting from some astute business. the amount of money that they spend in the premier league isjust incredible and itjust shows you how powerful the premier league is. ifeel a little bit sorry for the teams in the lower leagues, obviously, they are struggling financially and it is so hard to see. but deadline day comes with the premier league under mounting pressure to use of its broadcast billions to bail out the football league bereft of crucial day revenue. huddersfield were relegated to the championship two seasons ago and want more help. we have now moved to almost a doomsday scenario which is we are budgeting based on having no fans at all. we hope the premier league and the government can get their heads together and come up with a sensible financial package that can just keep these pyramid going, because as we mentioned earlier there are clubs creaking at the edges now. this window has also seen some of the most lucrative loan deals in premier league history.

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hardly internationally or your attempts at unity and not happening are signals no wonder your president ruben rivlin commented in january this year when the nation witnesses its leaders spewing hatred at one another boycotting entire communities and seeking votes via a strategy of divisiveness what's left for them to believe in there's nothing in that statement of his for your party to feel proud about is there. tim i said earlier people get carried away in the elections i personally and i know that this is part of the d.n.a. of the likud is seek the common denominator and if people step on the line in what they're saying i will always be there and i always was there to say that it must we must focus and different ways to speak and this is not just for the could i'm saying this is a liquid parliament member it's true for all our parliament unfortunately in elections people get heated up and sometimes mean misspeak it's just not just to get elected not as a value as it is it's not just about elections now where is the hardship that the palestinians live under more apparent than in the city tha

his fellow portuguese ruben guerreiro won today's ninth stage.ighest placed briton in 17th overall, just over two and a half minutes off the lead. italy's danilo petrucci has become the seventh different rider to win a motogp race this year after victory at the french grand prix. the damp conditions at le mans caused chaos with valentino rossi crashing on the first lap. both british riders bradley smith and cal crutchlow also crashed out. alex rins hopes of winning disappeared with seven laps to go. there was no stopping petrucci though as he held on to claim his first win of the season. ican i can see novak djokovic has finally broken rafael nadal‘s service, three games all in the third set. you can follow all of that on the bbc sport website. back to you, tim. an exciting game. president trump is no longer at risk of transmitting covid—19 to others, according to the white house physician. yesterday he delivered a speech to hundreds of cheering supporters from the balcony of the white house, in his first public event since being hospitalised. fi

these going to do better in god was the people walter reed for doing it even though it broke jen rubensard. greg mankiw have been there and they helped you. >> yeah, yes. thank you walter reed. i like being a live. i appreciate it. greg: exactly. dagen mcdowell what's your take on the media's obvious preference for biden. >> is the media and journalists are precious jewels in this country. i don't know what you are talking about. they their treasures to be treasured. journalist is a talker and a thinker. a butcher a baker at candlestick maker pulmonologist and psychologists. an economist and nonstarter general and a peacemaker. but you brought this up. i've been thinking a lot about this. what are these people going to do in this career runs out of gas which is happening quickly? i think here's one career idea of volunteer supermarket policeman. as a career move cake. that seems obvious. greg: they aren't as tasty as they sound. i don't even know why -- i don't know why either but if you put cake after anything that sounds delicious. >> yeah but it's not. greg: while i'm talking to you

this is a small harbor town on the baltic island of ruben. a lot of tourists pass through but otherwise there's not much going on here. what have we done to make u.s. senators think that they have to threaten us in this way. on. it was quite a surprise when sasnett suddenly became the focus of an international political fight the latest iteration of a longstanding conflict the mash owes us a letter to the company that manages the potence us net which is majority owned by the municipality it was written by 3 republican u.s. senators in august threatening crushing legal and economic sanctions. bust the letter is a threat. with a state that they don't want nord stream to to be completed by food that's the main point or. the thread is directed at our port because we have a plant there that used to case the pipes for nordstrom chip and because ships dock and a provision there. and they say we should stop doing that. for all schools to watch and i find this utterly shameless because for the on for 4 on the right the fight is about the north stream

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african-american community and more, charles payne on our money and what is going on in the market and dave rubene you soon. >> with these ballots, who is sending them, who is receiving them, who was signing his him, the only way is massive fraud. >> people trying to mess with the votes openly encouraging suppression of the vote making people stand in line, shutting down polling places. >> reporter: despite claims from both sides our next guest says the us has neither systemic voter fraud more voter suppression. todd: the author of supreme disorder and director of the center for constitutional studies at the cato institute how did you reach that conclusion? >> i haven't seen any evidence in the past or this cycle that there are people being disenfranchised, being denied the right to vote or register to vote or that there are massive dumps of ballots by mail or in person or otherwise. in this time of extreme distrust of our institutions, of each other to responsible for leaders of both parties to sell more distrust and have people not believe in the results that are going to happen when one of the

astronaut kate rubens casts her ballot with help from mission control from the international space station think it's important to vote. if we can do it from space, ebl folks can do it from the ground, too. >> that's super cool. an astronaut voted in space? wow. still weird that she had to wait in line for 10 hours but that's cool. i don't know if this was the kind of story that would inspire people to vote just because a astronaut did. it's easy to vote in space. what do you have? nothing, no responsibilities. down mere we have to work, we have to check instagram every 20 minutes. in space, you float around, talk to some guy in houston. you're riffing the dream. i'm glad astronauts can vote but america has to ask itself about its priorities when it's easier for a white lady in space to cast their ballots than someone in georgia. looks like people are lining up to buy michael jordan -- not air jordans. i heard they've only got one. i want the baseball version. even with the long lines, even with the suppression, america is still hitting record levels of early votes. there are so many early

greg: all right ruben what do you think of these? i think i don't know if they are using hearses.hink it's kind of nice what they are doing. >> with gregor producers have to tighten the segment so i just have one word for the people that are freaking out about the election and that word is indigo. sub gets it. that's why i love the libertarian. >> we all get it date. greg: what is the other kind? >> the diva. i read it in a book. >> but that won't help with your stress. greg: are right kat finished us off your. >> i think the funeral thing is a little bit aged. it ages just the a number and by that i mean you can die at any age any time sometimes without any warning at all so as someone who has written a hearse before and was thrown in a casket and it wasn't so bad i think they should open it up to all ages. greg: i do admire them for what they are doing because i don't want him to sue me or still want to die and they throw me a disgusting box in the river. can we exit the covid rubble stressballs gummies have ashwagandha, an herbal stress reliever that helps you turn the stressed

. >> a three-person crew including kate rubens reached the international space station in record timeom kazakhstan. it's supposed to be the last time russia will ferry u.s. astronauts into space. the first spacex mission carrying a space station crew is scheduled to liftoff next month and by the way, it was kate rubens' 42nd birthday. >> wow. she looks happy to be there. >> she does. that's a way to celebrate. >> no one likes a long trip. >> all right. ahead, gayle? >> more of our interview with breonna taylor's boyfriend kenneth taylor. we'll be back. but through it all, we've learned we're better when we come together a family-led business with 260,000 people working together. employing more hourly workers and assembling more vehicles in america than any other automaker. we were built in america that's why we build for america thisa window of time to help protect the ones you love. we were built in america your preteen benefits from staying up-to-date with their well visits. this is your window of protection. schedule their well visit now. removes ten years of yellow stains. optic w

know not how me and actually your your attempts at unity and not happening no wonder your president ruben rivlin commented in january this year when the nation witnesses its leaders spewing hatred at one another boycotting entire communities and seeking votes via a strategy of divisiveness what's left for them to believe in there's nothing in that statement of his feel party to feel proud about is there tim i said earlier people get carried away in the elections i personally know that this is part of the d.n.a. of the likud is seek the common denominator and if people step on the line in what they're saying i will always be there and are always was there to say that it must we must.

"oh, man, this turkey ruben is a real barack obama.l tell you, when i'm done, let's hit the road because the bathroom here is no barack obama. " after her performance in the nevada debate, warren is back on the map thanks to her hammering of former new york city mayor michael bloomberg. bloomberg had not participated in any of the democratic debates, and right off the bat, warren hit him with the bat. >> i'd like to talk about who we're running against. a billionaire who calls women fat broads and horse-faced lesbians. and, no, i'm not talking about donald trump. i'm talking about mayor bloomberg. >> jon: oh! >> stephen: oh, that's got to sting. though, we did know you weren't talking about donald trump because you said "billionaire." warren-- ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ >> stephen: the point of that press conference was not public health, by the way. as the "washington post" put it, officials at trump's coronavirus briefing focused on preventing the spread of criticism of trump. yes, and that is very contagious. everyone i know has it

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how i mean actually or if your attempts at unity or not happening i said oh no wonder your president ruben rivlin commented in january this year when the nation witnesses its leaders spewing hatred at one another boycotting entire communities and seeking votes via a strategy of divisiveness what's left for them to believe in there's nothing in that statement of his for your party to feel proud about is there. tim i said earlier people get carried away in the elections i personally and i know that this is part of the d.n.a. of the likud is seek the common denominator and if people step on the line in what they're saying i will always be there and i always was there to say that it must we must focus on a different ways to speak and this is not just for the could i'm saying this is a liquid parliament member it's true for all our parliament unfortunately in elections people get heated up and sometimes mean misspeak it's not just about elect local is not just about it actually is that it's not just about elections now where is the hardship that the palestinians live under more apparent than in

kate rubens is part of a crew that launched into space overnight. to see one of those take off. the rocket took off from kazakhstan and arrived in the international space station in record time. two orbits and three hours. it's a special launch fof rr rus who is celebrating a birthday today and kicking off her second mission. she will cast her vote from the iss and also did that in 2016. she's used to this now. >>> the san francisco school board will vote next week on a change in admissions at an elite high school. lowell high school allows students in based on grades and test schools, but because of covid-19 they will switch to an admission lottery. a student addressed one of the concerns. >> our academic standing will be ruined, et cetera, et cetera. who's going to ruin it, if you're all here on the phone advocating for students shouldn't all students be considered? >> some parents are opposed saying the hard work that students did in middle school would be overlooked. the school board is set to vote on tuesday. >>> educators have opened up to abc

jennifer ruben had another complete melt down that included spears against the first lady, even attacked the president for being flown to walter reed instead of driven. acosta tweeting "trump did not stop for questions after the president walked out of the white house to marine one earlier this evening." liberal commentator torre alza said he would take a hard pass on praying for the president. tom arnold, nice guy that he is, he posted hope fix phone number. msdnc host joy reed, liberal film maker michael moore, they're out there floating conspiracy theories that the president was faking having the virus altogether to garner sympathy. speaker pelosi claiming the president's attitude toward the virus was brazen and brazen invitation to become infected. hold on a second. wasn't she the person telling us to go to chinatown? wasn't she breaking protocol and the rules in san francisco? didn't we have video of her literally in a salon that was supposed to be closed, not even wearing a mask? having it open so she can get her hair done and then attacking the owner of the salon? "the new york ti

>> that is and ruben reporting live for us from san jose. >>> as we move on to the story in san francisco it shows how businesses are struggling because another long-standing and beloved business is closing its doors. arrington's bar and grill on first street in the financial district made the announcement on this website. michael harrington, third generation owner posted this message that read in part, to wait out this pandemic was financially unreasonable. we had 85 wonderful years of a broad, diverse, mix of patrons, we celebrate and appreciate. thank you for your support during the years. >>> there are now more than 870,000 cases of covid-19 here in california. there are about 3600 new confirmed cases today and nearly 16,000 people with the virus have died in our state at the start of the pandemic including 98 more deaths reported in the last 24 hours. >>> he space school official has been missing for a week and now has been found dead, wet law enforcement are saying about his death and how friends and colleagues are remembering him. >>> the steps air b&b is taking to keep people safe

this is kate ruben showing off her makeshift voting booth aboard the iss.o make her voice heard all the way back on earth. >> there's legislation passed a number of years ago to allow astronauts to vote in space. i think a lot of astronauts do this. they feel that it's very important. it's critical to participate in our democracy. we consider it an honor to be able to vote from space. so, we fill out a form and we vote via absentee ballot, and i plan on doing that in november. i think it's really important for everybody to vote. and if we can do it from space, then i believe folks can do it from the ground too. >>> now, tropical storm zeta is expected to bring floods. the hurricane center projects the storm could make landfall on the u.s. gulf coast later this week. for more details let's bring in pedram jaf harry. >> another system not only threatening mexico. it was just a few weeks ago we had hurricane delta make landfall across the peninsula there. this is another storm on approach. notice we've exhausted to 21 named storms up through wilfred. that's th

eric ruben is an infectious disease specialist and all of the editors signed this piece entitled "dyingip vacuum." in it, they describe, just as you said, they describe the death rates of this country compared to china. china, 3 in a million. the united states, 500 in a million. they noted that their cdc has been eviscerated. that the nih has been exclude from decision making and the fda has been shamelessly politicized. this was an extraordinary event and i commend them for it. >> dr. walensky, we appreciate you being with us and appreciate you bearing through the technical glitches. thank you to see again soon. >> super. thanks so much. >>> developing overnight, new york city is shutting down nonessential businesses and dozens of schools in some hot spot neighborhoods where coronavirus cases are surging. and this sparked a second zra straight day of protests among brooklyn's orthodox jewish community who feel they are being unfairly targeted. cnn's shimon prokupecz joins us with the latest on that. shim shimon? >> reporter: they do feel that they're being unfairly targeted. so we've n

so -- >> i continued pushing i figure i'll tire him out and he'll want to make me happy and be like ruben that he was with a chorus. a school performance where it was so clear to my wife, luz and me that this kid was not going to be a lawyer as he was clapping his hands and just being so animated. >> yeah. >> i looked at luz and said, "he's never going to be a lawyer." those skills of clapping hands and stuff like that can be helpful for legal. >> clapping hands? that's what i do for a living. clapping hands >> jimmy: your honor your honor, my client is innocent >> i object. [ laughter ] >> it was clear. it was not happening >> jimmy: yeah lin, you tell a story in the documentary about the time you asked your dad for advice about your career. what did you ask him >> yeah. i was -- my first job out of college was teaching 7th grade english, and i found, to my surprise, that i really liked it i loved teaching it's an incredibly rewarding profession i think teachers should make like all the money like, i think we should just reverse the way society works and teachers should get the inverse o

and the giro d'italia enjoys a first rest day on monday that comes after portgual‘s ruben guerreiro edgedrst portuguese rider to win a stage on the giro since acacio da silva in 1989. compatriotjoao almeida still holds the overall lead 30 seconds ahead of the field, with two weeks still to go. and on social media — roger federer paid tribute to long—time rival rafael nadal on twitter. federer said he had utmost respect for him as friend and a champion. he said it was true honour to congratulate him on a 20th grand slam victory, and described his 13th roland garros title as one of the greatest achievements in sport. "well done rafa, you deserved it", he ended his note with. you can get all the latest sports news — including more on game 6 of the nba finals between the la lakers and miami heat at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me — gavin ramjaun — and the rest of the sport team, that's your monday sport briefing. that is indeed. thanks to gavin and the team. if you go to the bbc sport page, you can get there by our bbc online, you will steve a story around radical proposals of

you're going to run against long childs who never lost and then he got out of the race, and then rubensskew, very similar kind of person in terms of the respect of the people of florida and he left the x-rays then you ran against budie mckay, and that race was close. >> 50.4% of the vote. >> how many days or how many weeks did that go on postelection and how was that on your family and just the craziness of that experience? >> it was eight days before it was concluded so it wasn't a terribly long but the eight days seemed like very long time to me. >> '912, right. >> 1988. >> '88. sorry. >> 1988. so there we are, the votes have been counted, and -- are being counted and it's about 12:30 at night and we have been getting information back' forth mountain the outcome of the count and at sometimes i was being toll -- these are internal conversations, you're up, you're down, you're up, you're down, and some of the data was coming in seemed to indicate that i was going to win, and my political consultant was going to brief the family on the victory, and he was literally telling them why i wa

and on social media, lots talk has centred on ruben dias, who left benfica tojoin manchester city of final game. visibly emotional here in the dressing room. the 23—year—old was captain for benfica, and scored in their2—0 win over moreirense. the best way to end his five year spell with the team. a fitting way to say goodbye there. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, gavin ramjaun and the rest of the sport team, that's your thursday sport briefing. thank you gavin. dogs have helped millions of us to get through this pandemic. they cheered us up, kept us company and gave us a reason to go outside and exercise. now it seems they might also help us to defeat the virus itself by using their incredible power of smell. graham satchell reports. this is asher, his medical detection dog. scientists are hoping specially trained dogs like asher be a vital help in the fight against covid—19. dogs have this incredible sense of smell. they have 350 million sensory receptors dedicated to olfactory. us poor humans have five million and we think

dr ruben comeau you're just talking to ron christie about regeneron and what the president was sayingnk i'm doing better, where the point where i want to do better, where the point where i want todoa better, where the point where i want to do a rally tonight, i wanted to do one last night. i got a case, i think it was regeneron that was response before it, because of that, it was sort of like almost a gift from heaven. there's a lot of people excited about regeneron, but do we know that thatis about regeneron, but do we know that that is what has the president feeling better at the moment? it could be steroids. how easy for it to say when it's a mix of drugs. could be steroids. how easy for it to say when it's a mix of drugsm isa to say when it's a mix of drugsm is a truly difficult to extrapolate from a single case. and in our journal, we really publish case reports because they just journal, we really publish case reports because theyjust don't tell you enough about what is happening. there are some promising things out there, the monoclonal antibodies like the regeneron drug, and t