but we're celebrating today, but we're continuing our fight tomorrow. >> o'donnell: maria elena salinasns us now from miami. and maria elena, how is the 2020 election going to impact whahat happens next? >> reporter: the 2020 election, norah, is going to have a huge impact. as we know, president trump has made immigration one of the central issues in his campaign, and dreamers have been waiting since 2001 for a solution when the dream act was first introduced in congress, but, really, since then, congress has not been able to agree on any version of it. so it really does depend a lot on who will be elected, who will be controlling the house and the senate, who will be in the white house, and if there is a political will to approve any kind of legalization for these young people. let's remember that daca was created to give them some relief and to protect them from deportation. but until the dream act becomes law, their future will continue to be in limbo. >> o'donnell: maria elena, thank you. and we're going to turn now it atlanta, where today, some police officers have called out sick,

maity: es carmen salinas que nunca se va a quedar callada. covid-19 estÁ aquÍ,no mezcles el arroz con el mango. maity: " carme en salinas dice se meten todo para llamar la atenciÓn". jomari: muchos artistas se meten en todo para llamar la atenciÓn pero estÁ vez de alguna manera pone un poco. en este momento muy bien por carmen salinas, realmente la escuchamos tony: tengo tu idea, jomari. se han dicho muchas cosas en este virus. elyangelica: estos un virus que todos los dÍas tienen formaciÓn en es importante ver la noticia todos los dÍas. tony: no se puede especular. elyangelica: especular no, maity: si como paty navidad que estÁ segura de que esto es inventado, que muestre la prueba. carlos: asÍ estÁ el mundo de quiÉn escoge usted. al regresar, escucharas cÓmo se burlaba de covid-19 comentarista deportivo que muriÓ justamente al contagiarse del virus. tenemos el video que estÁ impactando a todos. volvemos en "sin rollo" [cortina musical] francisca: nosotras, las mujeres todos los dÍas estamos haciendo malabares. la familia, el supermercado, t

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yezid: mauricio salinas es el mÉdico a bordo de un crucero, y uno de los mÁs de 1000 tripulantes de latender la situaciÓn que se genera a bordo. yezid: viven cÓmodamente en habitaciones de lujo, siguen los protocolos de temperatura y vaciamiento social, como lo muestran las imÁgenes. pero estÁn sin sueldo. aseguran que la desesperaciÓn aumenta cuando sienten que se les cierran las puertas. >> no somos portadores de covid-19 . a bordo podemos encontrar, y les puedo certificar con mÁs de dos aÑos de experiencia a bordo en barcos, con 18 de ser mÉdico que no existe riesgo para la salud del pueblo colombiano, el dejarnos llegar. yezid: aunque hay mÁs de 45 mexicanos y nicaragüenses, y 165 jamaiquinos, el caso colombiano es el mÁs visible. son 273 que incluyen hasta mujeres embarazadas. >> cuando me enterÉ del embarazo, no pude ser desembarcada con los protocolos por el cierre aeroportuario de colombia. se me ha brindado la atenciÓn mÉdica bÁsica. estoy agradecida con la empresa porque han estado pendientes de mÍ. sin embargo, no he tenido mi primera ecografÍa. yezid: a pesar de que no hay

donde dos incendios arden en la zona montañosa ahora amenaza 20 estrucutras en que y el incendio en salinasambiar de termina esto cambiara a la terminal 2 para terminar la costrucción de la nueva terminal . >>> y justo en el día más largo de la año un anillo de ufego atravesó áfrica y así, países con la mejor vista fueron taiwán india yp akistan donde las personas parovecharono estos espacios para visualizar este espectáculo ahora vamos a ver las temperaturas es la bahía y para esto vamos con david gonzález, cuéntanos . >>> buenas tardes, y bueno, hablando de la condiciones del tiempo ayer registramos 13 horas y 25 minutos de lzu de sol y por eso fue el día más largo y también nosotros celebramos de manera lejana al papá pero condiciones agradables para continuar afuera celebrando, 80 grados a las 6 con 19 de la tarde y a las 8 vamos a ver temperaturas en los 72 grados e san francisco vemos algo diferente baja nubosidad con vientos lgiero y mire, diferencia de 20 grados, 59 a las 7 de la noche y a las 10 temperaturas en los altos 50 grados, 57 a parutir de las 11 de la noche y en cuánto a l

desesperación cambia su infancia por un plato de comida tenemos los juguetes salvadores >> carmen salinasenes dicen que el virus es creado >> acné e irritación causa el uso de mascarilla un especialista nos dice cómo debemos tratar estos problemas de salud y les tenemos los trajes de baños para hombres y mujeres que tienen cubreboca haciendo juego >> el uso de la violencia no le gusta pero si tiene que recurrir a ella en «enemigo Íntimo» no la duda, también celebramos el baby shower de jessica y tenemos ideas prácticas para celebrar la llegada de un nuevo bebé >> la veo emocionada a mi mamá qué bueno que le di un regalo especial >> cristián castro nos dice qué regalo le dio a su madre y estrena su nuevo video aquí en un nuevo día más cerca de ti (♪ música ) (♪ música ) (♪ música ) >> hola mi gente linda ¿cómo están? muy buenos días hoy llegó el jueves 25 de junio 2020 muchas gracias por acompañarnos un día más que con mucho amor le entregamos lo mejor >> estamos combinadas y contentas >> hasta nicole anda de blanco >> es que somos unas blancas palomas y ustedes concuerdan >> pero nos deja

herds were overwintered between salina and hays. once the rail heads were shifted to places like wichita they were overwintered around great bend today. and so there were places in kansas where they were overwintered. yeah. >> i have two historical questions, and one is about where the trail was. is -- are there verified maps of where the trail went through kansas, and where do we find them, and how wide was it? it wasn't like 50 feet. i mean, was it two miles wide or obviously the cows varied on the path? >> no, that's a great question. there were surveys done of the trail, and these surveys are housed in the kansas historical society. i think in one of the earlier issues of the kansas historical quarterly, it shows the complete layout of the trail through kansas. in the -- in oklahoma and the historical archives there, also a very similar map of the trail. now, there's a lot of questions about where exactly that trail ran, and -- let me see. just give you an idea where the trail is. i meant to do this. so there i am on the trail.

legal fireworks sales are going on in cities like salinas, but you might have seen some of the stands going up already, if you've taken a long drive. fireworks sales are an important fund-raising sale for schools, charities, even sports. some people we talked to say they are an easy way for families stuck at home to let off some steam. >> it's such a small thing we can do and really we vote with our dollars and invest in our community and that feels good. that feels good. it's definitely a bonus. but knowing that, we do spend a little bit more. >> check with your city, though, because fireworks are not allowed in all cities in the bay area. fire officials warn people to be careful with fireworks if they are considered safe andand, they high. we can't say it enough, across the bay area. >>> to the latest of the man accused of crashing his car into people and shooting others at a walmart distribution center. sheriff's investigators say the suspect was fired last year from the job at the same center near red bluff south of redding. louis lane was let go in february of 2019. this is after

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the wind will die down and change direction and that will help for the northern half of salina county, that red flag warning continues for the next three hours. wind not as strong as they were earlier in the day, some dust around 30 miles per hour and humidity is pretty low. here are the sustained winds right now, around 14 miles per hour in napa and 20 miles an hour along the coast near the bay and a lot of locations. humidity not as low as it could be this time of year but anything below 25 % gets our attention and that's where you are right now around santa rosa and same thing in fairfield. tomorrow will bring a little bit of a change in we've got some ups and downs in the 7-day forecast as we go towards fourth of july. we track all those ups and downs in just a few minutes.>>> a short time ago alameda county joined the growing list of bay area counties putting a pause on reopening plans. the county signed cited a recent uptick in coronavirus cases as well as hospitalizations. same thing in contra costa county. several businesses such as bars, gyms, hotels, indoor dining were slate

earlier we spoke to salina abdul kareem he's the epidemiologist leading south africa's covert 19 advisory team he told us about the problems the country's having securing covert 19 testing. this was really most frustrating for all of us the country is now doing somewhere between $25.30 tests per day so it's not like we doing you know only a handful we're doing a lot of tests but our need as much much greater we really would like to be able to do you know twice or thrice that and we have the capacity that pasty to do you know 70000 has made 100000 has a day we have that capability because that capability was built in order to do testing for hiv and also for tb so because we have the capacity at the machines and everything we just can't get hold of the kids and the fact that the suppliers are just not able to supply the numbers we need is a real problem because it's not a money issue it's just an international supply issue. now to some of the other stories making headlines this hour british prime minister burroughs johnson has said he hopes the time of national coronavirus lockdowns is now

folks in salinas, california push back against hiring school police and asked that money be put into community health needs like drug treatment services. this is a movement that was already underway and will continue, regardless of the events of minneapolis. host: i suppose you have heard this question, if some of these reforms you advocate for and others were to take place at the end of today, someone wants to feel safe where they live, how would you address those concerns? caller: the whole drive -- guest: the whole drive of this movement is about increasing public safety. the problem is, in too many communities in the united states, people all don't think police are the best source of safety. for many of them, they see the police as a force of on safety. we have a broad problem in so many communities where people don't call police because they feel that will make their situation worse. yes, weave relied -- have relied on policing to maintain a kind of order, but this assumes that is the only possible way to do that. that just isn't the case. process abouta identifying specific thi

host: from california, salinas, mike. you are on with our guest. caller: good morning. there were something remarkable for a time when we had dr. fauci and dr. birx speaking to us, and as a country, we all heard the same thing at the same time. it was remarkable. unfortunately, that stopped. i don't think there is any doubt that the medical profession knows a lot more now than they did three months ago. unfortunately, it is as if it is every person for themselves. i don't know what we can do about that. opinion, is where we can get the best information as to what is happening today? i don't mean the number of cases, but just to understand this disease. our children carriers? are surfaces really transmitting the disease as we feared originally? that type of thing. i really miss that. i think it is unfortunate that we don't have that anymore. i would like your opinion. guest: i've known dr. fauci for 30 years. i have known dr. birx for a long time as well. i would have to say i don't know , too many people on the planet that know more about infectious diseases then both d

sonoma, salina, santa cruz, moran, and napa added less than 10 new cases. >>> in santa clara county, construction projects have closed down. the companies voluntarily close the jobsites after identifying multiple cases of covid-19 among workers. the largest outbreak was in mountain view where there were 10 confirmed cases and more than 30 potential exposures. three other sites had between three cases of five cases each. it shows the need for the construction industry to adhere to safety protocols. >>> today, bars and movie theaters were allowed to open across the state but not in the bait area. san mateo county could be on the way. the county board of supervisors voted unanimously to send a letter to the state department of public health to seek a variance with the states resiliency roadmap. if granted they could resume indoor dining and indoor gyms and movie salons. face coverings and avoidance of large crowds would be required. >>> alameda county is taking a big step forward in reopening one week from today. the announcement came from the health officer saying the starting next fri

salina crawford, right? tell me why this made you feel lie it was the final straw? >> it's kind of like enough is enough. having to explain to my sons the same traumatic story over and over again is just too much. um, dealing with the frustrations of watching african-american men being killed in the strived is to which. i wanted an outlet to be able to protest and do it the right way, you know, without the violence, without hurting anyone, to be able to express our frustrations with each other and come up with solution. >> reporter: you know, the officer who was involved in that incident has now been terminated from the atlanta police department. >> right. >> reporter: what do you feel about that response from the city? >> i think it's a start in the right direction, but i think there's so much more that has to be done in order to see change. >> reporter: this is your son seth? >> yes. >> reporter: how do you feel, 16-year-old, watching all this happen in your home. what goes through your mind? >> i feel frustrated when it happens, and i feel like they're going to c

park and 91 reported that pope valley and 60s along the coastline and areas near bodega play and salinass we go to the inner east bay low 90s print went as you come westward san leandro low 80s. 10 degrees from our east bayshore to inland cities. here is a comparison from yesterday into today. napa expected to be 10 degrees warmer and oakland warmer by 11 or so. livermore your afternoon high of 96. definitely a dramatic heat up being felt around the area. 86 san rafael and we go 82 and berkeley and 96 for concord. 76 degrees in the water and pacifica 80 degrees and upper 80s to low 90s for inland cities and the inland cities continuing to climb getting into your bay area wednesday. not much change around the bay and we creep up a bit. our inland cities hitting the triple digit heat and the heat advisory for wednesday with the dramatic cool down coming thursday with temperatures tumbling into the weekend with a slight chance of scattered showers. upper 60s around the bay and low 70s inland. back to you. >>> this morning president trump visited a shrine in washington d.c. honoring pope joh

sonoma, salina, santa cruz, moran, and napa added less than 10 new cases. >>> in

this really just minutes ago about 20 minutes ago at 08:29am in the mexican state of law haka near salina cruz and pueblo escondido that south of mexico no reports right yet from the usgs if there is a tsunami risk from this, but it was right along shoreline and coastal area there. again this is a magnitude 7.4 so rather large quake, we'll be keeping updated as we get more information up just being moments ago as for the bay area were foggy and cool out along the coast with sunshine further inland, you can see from timber on right here or rather what you can see as much of anything as fog is really socked in the coastline happen bay has had visibility below a mile all morning long fog in the meantime has begun to lift and break apart somewhat in the bay itself in between 10 and 11:00am is when we're going to see most of our sunshine peeking back through and then a lot of sunshine over the bay into the afternoon right now temperatures mostly in the 60's we're inching close to 70 though in areas like conquered in livermore each at 67 degrees currently pittsburgh fairfield mid 60's for you d

scientist use blood antibody test to learn that few if any in salinas had been infected, preliminary results show the importance of early strategies such as wearing masks, physical distancing and contact tracing. >> today, the school district will give parents and teachers a look at the plan to reopen schools in fall. the district has scheduled a virtual meeting for 1:15 pm to show the updated plan. when schools closed in march 2 to the pandemic, the district started implementing distance- learning programs that distributed 3000 chrome books to students without computers and 1000 iphones for students use as mobile hotspots . >>> happening today, the dmv is reopening all of its california field offices for limited appointments but it may take a lot of booking to visit. people had their appointments canceled during the covid-19 closures and have been given priority. the visits are being rescheduled first and then new appointments will become available, somewhat limited in person visits including impounded vehicles , reinstating a license. happening today, yosemite national park will op

folks in salinas, california, have pushed back against hiring school police and asked that money be put into community health needs like drug treatment services. so this is a movement that was already under way and is going to continue, regardless of the events in minneapolis. >> i suppose that you have heard this question, if some of these reforms that you advocate for and others were to take place at the end of the day, someone wants to feel safe where they live, how would you address those concerns? >> so the whole drive of this movement is about increasing public safety. the problem is, in too many communities in the united states, people don't all think that police are the best source of safety. for many of them, they see the police as a force of unsafety. and we have a broad problem in so many communities where people don't call the police because they fear that that will actually make their yes, we've relied on policing to maintain a kind of order, but this assumes that that's the only possible way to do that, and it just isn't the case. so this is about a process of identifying

korea will be transferred from the jail in salinas to face federal murder charges in oakland. at the same place where his first alleged victim worked. the injustice if convicted both face life in prison or the death penalty. >>> agents in las vegas a three-man link to the right wing boogaloo movement have similar plans to stir up violence and protest following the death of george floyd. according to the criminal complaint the men had members at protest against the coronavirus and had orders in las vegas. the reported making gasoline bombs and they were arrested may 30, the same day as the oakland attack. they say federal looks doses and firearms charges. >>> tomorrow the santa cruz sergeant killed in the line of duty will be remembered. damon gutzwiller service is scheduled to be held at cabrillo college. it is open to the public but will also be live-streamed on ktvo news app. the procession begins in santa cruz at 7:45 tomorrow morning and the ceremony itself is scheduled to begin at 10:00. >>> president trump signed an executive order today laying out new guidelines for pol

while most are illegal in the bay area, cities like salinas are counting on fireworks to raise money.ou may have seen the stands already. fireworks sales are an important fund-raising for schools, charities, even sports. some people we talked to say fireworks are an easy way for families who are stuck at home right now to let off some steam. >> it's such a small thing that we can do and really just, you and invest in our communities. that feels good. it's definitely a bonus to everything else. knowing that we do spend a little bit more. >> make sure you are safe. fire officials are warning people to be careful with their fireworks even if they are considered safe. the fire danger is high. >>> two legends with the same name are mistaken for each other during the b.e.t. awards. they honored people who have died in the past year but showed this picture of willie brown. they meant to show the picture here, oakland raiders hall of famer willie brown who died back in october. the mistake was quickly fixed for the replay. while we missed the raiders legend. at 86 mayor willie brown is alive

. >>> a 3.5 earthquake hitting near hollister this morning happened about 6:25, east of salinas. seismograph caught the shaking there. did you feel it? that minor earthquake hitting about 6:35 this morning. of course we're monitoring the situation there. no reports of any damage or injuries at this time. let us know if you felt anything on social media. 6:38 right now. >> yeah, maybe people in the south bay. >> possibly. 6:38 for you right now. kari has the forecast. >>> we will continue to monitor for that. let's head over to the tri-valley as we get a live look outside in dublin right now with our temperatures that are starting out fairly mild. if you want to go out for a run in parts of the east bay today we're checking out our temperature trend for antioch. get out there before 10:00 or 11:00 because after that you'll just want to find some air conditioning as we head up to the 90 degrees by early in the afternoon and eventually reach up to 95 degrees today. in livermore expect a high of 94. san jose, 92. for the north bay expect those high temperatures to reach up to 93 in n

now after that we were ran and hid in the salinas riverbed investigators say as they were searching for him. he was spotted trying to run away officers opened fire and so did lira during this shooting 2 more officers were injured and lira was killed on scene now police say we're a shot an officer in the face yesterday at the paso robles police station he later shot a transit man in the head killing him. the attacks set off a massive manhunt for him which of course ended in today's deadly shootout in the last hour san louis obispo county sheriffs say he they believe lira intended to kill police officers. >>this was planned this was a plan and grudge on the boy's arm and it was planned that the officer come out. and that the suspect would and the reason i know that is because it happened over about an hour and a half period of time with the suspect moving and not trying to flee. it was a simple attempt to vandalize is that they would have shot at the station and immediately fled the area. they remain waiting for. officers to arrive officers and come out and he shot him just like the shot.

call of an officer shot near ramadi drive and volpi isabel road after that later ran and hid in the salinas riverbed investigators say they searched for him. he was spotted trying to run away. both lira and officers then opened fire as he ran during that shooting 2 more officers were injured. lira was shot and killed on scene and now this massive manhunt for him began yesterday after officials say he shot the san luis obispo sheriff's deputy in the face at the pass of rope. paso robles police station officials say leary later shot a transit man in the head killing him. the san luis obispo county sheriffs say they don't know if lira has a military background but they believe this was all a planned ambush. >>just because somebody is in the military doesn't mean that they can't learn military tactics. i can tell you from the night of the shooting. he moved around a lot. which is. it is really a a military-type don't shoot from one location and move and we found throughout this that he had the ability to do that. and it was an a don't move don't retreat. it was purpose movements in 2 other loca

also eastern salina callie and the valleys where we see that . that will just be today going to 8:00. napa airport doesn't have an offshore breeze, but vacaville and davis do. vacaville is 70. napa airport 54. san anselmo 49. upper 40s menlo park. there are some cool readings this morning. 45 is cold for the end of june. atherton 48 . menlo park at 49 degrees. montero 51. loss also 50s. if it feels cool to you it is. not widespread or extended. that's a whopper of a low for the end of june. we will start to see the wind tail off and temperatures cool down after today . 70s, 80s, 90s . i think the fog makes a bigger appearance on wednesday . a huge surge on tap for thursday. willing down for friday and it looks warmer away from the coast for the weekend. >>> a first-degree push to reallocate money from the police department to programs. how they plan to spend that money . >>> a warning for anybody visiting a popular lagoon in sonoma county what you should be looking out for to keep her family and pets safe. >>> the pandemic has disrupted the real

this really just minutes ago about 20 minutes ago at 08:29am in the mexican state of law haka near salina cruz and pueblo escondido that south of mexico no reports right yet from the usgs if there is a tsunami risk from this, but it was right along shoreline and coastal area there. again this is a magnitude 7.4 so rather large quake, we'll be keeping updated as we get more information up just being moments ago as for the bay area were foggy and cool out along the coast with sunshine further inland, you can see from timber on right here or rather what you can see as much of anything as fog is really socked in the coastline happen bay has had visibility below a mile all morning long fog in the meantime has begun to lift and break apart somewhat in the bay itself in between 10 and 11:00am is when we're going to see

now we're and from that scene and head in the salinas riverbed investigators say as they searched for him. he was spotted trying to run away. both lira and officers then opened fire as he ran during that shooting 2 more officers were injured and lira was shot and killed on scene now this massive manhunt began yesterday after officials say he shot a san luis obispo sheriff's deputy in the face at the paso robles police station officials say leary later shot a transit man in the head killing him. the san luis obispo county sheriff say they don't know if we're a has a military background. but they believe this was all a planned ambush. >>i can tell you from the night of the shooting. he moved around a lot. which is. it is really a a military-type don't shoot from one location and move and we found throughout this that he had the ability to do that we wanted him to turn himself in we want the family to turn himself in. we wanted a peaceful ending to this that that that is not our job pronounced sentence and we were hoping nothing more than for him to finally give up come out of the bushes

for the theme of this book, salina: at the beginning. from george washington. it couldn't be more true and certainly, true of tom. he was interested in everything. washington said, perseverance and spiritist and wonders in all ages. you gotta keep at it. you don't give up. if you get knocked down, you don't lie there and whimpered wine. you continue on. and i think that is something we all need to be reminded up. and are reminded of the examples such in the story of her own country. host: the most interesting person you have researched. david: i think right now manning vanessa cutler. boy talk about in my commencement speech that i gave at ohio university. he was a preacher massachusetts. in a church there. he was also doctor, also a lawyer and practiced all three of these professions having introduced degrees in all three. and as a man who convinced the continental congress in the summer of 1787 before we had a constitution to create what was known as the northwest ordinance. that was the territory ceded to us by britain at the end of the revolutionary war. ma

cbs news contributor maria elena salinas spoke to some of them to get their reaction.o they went from celebration to more concern. what did you learn? >> good morning, tony. while dreamers across the country are breathing a sigh of relief knowing their safety, their jobs and their access to school is secure for now, what we heard -- the refrain we heard over and over again is at this fight isn't over. from the steps of the supreme court to texas and california, undocumented dreamers celebrated thursday knowing the daca program would continue. >> what was it like when you heard the decision this morning? >> it definitely felt surreal. >> it's definitely been feeling like a huge weight off my shoulders. >> reporter: ana guevara was brought to the u.s. when she was 9. for these recent college graduates, daca is a lifeline. >> i dream about going to grad school but it's very hard when you are living in the state of limbo. >> what is your life like living in limbo? >> when i graduate college, i know there's uncertainty every month of whether there will be a decision. and th

folks in salinas, california push back against hiring school police and asked that money be put intomunity health needs like drug treatment services. this is a movement that was already underway and will continue, regardless of the events of minneapolis. host: i suppose you have heard this question, if some of these reforms you advocate for and others were to take place at the end of today, someone wants to feel safe where they live, how would you address those concerns? caller: the whole drive -- guest: the whole drive of this movement is about increasing public safety. the problem is, in too many communities in the united states, people all don't think police are the best source of safety. for many of them, they see the police as a force of on safety. we have a broad problem in so many communities where people don't call police because they feel that will make their situation worse. yes, weave relied -- have relied on policing to maintain a kind of order, but this assumes that is the only possible way to do that. that just isn't the case. process abouta identifying specific things

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and our community, you can see it in sacramento, you can see it in salinas, you can see it in chico. up and down the state, people in the street, living in cars and rvs. it is a growing phenomenon. one thing that is important, i don't think this is because people just do not know how to manage finances. this is economic devastation. we are all tied to that route. >> my name is olivia williams. i work at starbucks in the orlando international airport. my coworkers and i begin organizing a union because we were frustrated about the disrespect from the management. i am 24 years old and i was hospitalized twice in two years from workplace incidents. the pandemic made things worse. we had no training on how to protect ourselves or the public. i've speak up and i told them that management only started paying attention to us when we started fighting for the union. i am not afraid to fight. i have been fighting all my life. i was born with cerebral palsy and my parents were told i would never walk or talk. instead, i graduated high school at the top of my class. they underestimate me and my

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let's talk now to to salina akter, a single mum of two, originally from bangladesh, who has been livingcome at the start of lockdown, and councillor lakmini shah, who has been helping more than a0 families with no recourse to public funds. and we hope to bejoined by the counsellor in a few moments. cute for joining counsellor in a few moments. cute forjoining us. you lost yourjob at the start of lockdown, you have no universal credit, you have not been furloughed, tell us what happened. universal credit, you have not been furloughed, tell us what happenedlj was furloughed, tell us what happened.” was working for a company. i didn't get anyjob, was working for a company. i didn't getanyjob, i was working for a company. i didn't get anyjob, i was on zero hours contract, i didn't get any benefit from them. when this happened, the coronavirus situation came, i applied for my papers, i spent a lot of money, i am totally empty. when i applied for the papers i begged the home office, i didn't think i would be in that situation without a job. my be in that situation without a job. my savings, i