car. >> and calling out, "sandra, sandra," then he says that he couldn't get into the door.and help him open the door. >> reporter: called a friend to help him find a body? wouldn't be the first time a guilty party did that. and did ryan remain here at the scene, wait for the police officers talk to them then is this. >> yeah. >> somebody who found his girlfriend dead in the car is going to be several things. one, probably grief stricken, terribly upset and worried he's going to be blamed. >> that's possible, yeah. >> was there anything in the report about his demeanor? >> you know, initially investigators thought that maybe he wasn't saying everything that happen and -- >> yeah, he was holding back a little. >> yeah. and maybe he was a little bit nervous. >> reporter: but ryan had an alibi, right? he was at work when sandra was killed. well, ponce found out the estimated time of sandra's death was really more of a rough guess and that sandra could just as well have been murdered hours earlier, when ryan wasn't at work. and then there were the results from ryan's 2006 polygr

raise sandra's boys. working on them for 12 years. he's been brainwashing them. they hate their mother and their grandparents. >> you have court. darren was protected by friends and relatives, which included the two grandsons. darren declined to speak with us. but his defense lawyer, michael green, did stop to talk. >> there's a big difference between pleading no contest and pleading guilty. >> suggest he did something to her. >> he assaulted her. that very day. >> he does -- no contest means he neither admits nor denies the charges. >> for nour months uncertainty. because the judge had the power to sentence darren to anything from 10 years incig, they're going to ask for leniency. >> do you think he could avoid going to prison altogether? >> at this point i wouldn't put anything past him. >> on may 30, 2018, we were back outside the courthouse with larry mendonca, this time he was the one surrounded by supporters. a 12-year investigation now reduced to an hour in court that felt as stressful and tense as

i'm sandra smith. >> jon: in morning, sandra. i'm jon scott. saying he can't wait for them to meet on the debate stage of this after the former vp unveiled a $700 billion economic plan that critics say look a lot like president trump's in america first >> sandra: pulling no punches telling sean hannity that biden has been brainwashed by the far left. >> you look at the deal they made and it's all crazy radical left stuff and joe will never be able to fight it even if he disagreed with which i don't think he does. this expression was used badly a long time ago in politics, i think they brainwashed him. he doesn't know where he is or what he's doing and our country will suffer, our stock markets will crash, bad things will happen, they will defund the police, they will abolish the police, may be a backlash or maybe it will go to like venezuela. >> sandra: kristin fisher is live at the white house with more on that. good morning. >> good morning. republicans have been really pushing president trump to detail his second term agenda ever since he di

if you in for one of those sandra? >> sandra: i don't mind it, it looks actually.o days after to mcallen, texas, police officers were gunned down in an ambush. the stephen stiller tunnel to towers foundation will be helping the families of both of those fallen officers, paying off their mortgages as part of their phone first responder home program. let's bring in frank stiller, ceo of tunnel to towers. bobby, good morning to you and frank, always great to see you. you are the widow of a following law enforcement official and you know firsthand what it's like when frank and his foundation step in to help. how did he and the foundation help your family? >> his foundation reached out to us when this tragedy happened with my husband. they were willing and able to pay off our mortgage. it was just a blessing. we were so appreciative for what his foundation does just really alleviates all that financial burden that as a family sometimes we face. being that i am now the sole provider for the family it really helped us so much. >> sandra: our deepest condolences to you and

sandra? >> sandra: all right, john. nascar waving the green flag to fans.ttended the all-star race last night at bristol motor speedway in tennessee, nascar's biggest event since the shutdown began in march. fans, of course, had to wear masks and social distance, but still many said that it was worth it to see those drivers hit the track again. john, just some semblance of getting back to normal helps us all. >> john: is not nice to make you look at some of the normal, four-day weekend coming up, right? 's pds can agree to be with you this week. we'll take a breather tomorrow and take a day off. jon hamm have a great weekend. we will see you soon. "outnumbered" starts right now. >> harris: we begin with this fox news alert. a search is now underway in new york city for a man suspected of attacking police officers. he saw it yesterday, it happened on the brooklyn bridge. this is as three dozen other people arrested. at least two men were charged for violent confrontations with police, which included the seniors you see in front of their on your screen. a men

good morning everyone, i'm sandra smith. good morning, jon. >> jon: good morning, good to be with you. i'm john roberts. new york suffering a deadly weekend of violence. a 1-year-old boy killed and at least 35 entered into doesn't separate shootings. meanwhile a shocking scene during an arrest in the bronx, an officer puts a suspect in a headlock drawing cheers from the crowd. >> hello sandra and john, good morning to you. at least 35 people shot this friday here in new york city over the weekend including the youngest victim yet across the city, a a 1-year-old boy shot and killed. a police say the baby was with his family enjoying a summer night out when shots rang out, three adults were injured and the baby, shot in the stomach, died at the hospital. also the surveillance video shows more violence over the weekend. now the mayor's office has recently touted that crime in the city is actually lower than it has been under any other mayor but look at this. 35 victims and a 28 shootings between friday and sunday, according to

i'm sandra smith.you for joining us, i'm eric shawn. the violence in cities large and small is simply overwhelming. 77 people were shot just this weekend in chicago and 14 of them were killed including a 7-year-old girl and a 14-year-old boy. there was a nightclub the shooting in south carolina that left two people dead, eight others wounded. and in atlanta at the mayor is saying enough is enough after more than 20 people were shot. among the victims, an 8-year-old girl killed it right near the wendy's where rayshard brooks had been shot. >> we are doing each other more harmed in any police officer on the sports. we had over 75 shootings in the city over the past several weeks. you can't blame that on apd. >> we understand the frustrati frustration. we ain't got nothing to do with that, we innocent. we didn't mean no harm. my baby did me no harm. >> sandra: in new york city at least 12 people killed, and in response to the president saying this in a tweet. the government is willing, ready and able to h

good morning everyone, i'm sandra smith. hello john. >> hello sandra and good morning to you. i'm jon scott. the president making a case for the round table yesterday and he says the well-being of students is a key factor in the push. >> president trump: we hope that most people are going to be open, we hope it will be good for them politically and so they keep the schools closed, no way. so we are very much going to put pressure on governors and everybody else to open the schools to get them open and it's very important. it's very important for the country and at the well-being of the student and the parents so we will be putting a lot of pressure on opening our schools in the fall. >> sandra: kristin fisher is reporting live from the white house. kristen, good morning. >> good morning sandra. president trump is essentially pressuring governors across the country to follow the lead of governor ron desantis. on the opposite end of the reopening spectrum, harvard has announced that all classes are going to remain online until the end of the 2021 school year. that's the easy way

i do think it has also been politicized, sandra. >> sandra: absolutely. >> there are some politicians in washington, not all, i don't want to paint with too broad of a brush, but i think they like the political chaos of having our schools closed. they think it will help them in november. i just think we ought to think about the next generation out the election. >> sandra: democrats are pushing back on that message very hard, that their priority as the children and the safety of the children so that the debate that is firing up as well. but there seems to be mixed messaging even inside of the white house when it comes to all of this. now, you have this new op-ed in the usa today penned by peter navarro, and economic advisor to the president, or he's essentially making the case that dr. fauci is wrong. here's a piece of it. anthony fauci has been wrong about everything i've interacted with him on. he has good bedside manner with the public but he's been wrong about everything i've interacted with him on. so when you ask me if i listen to dr. fauci's advice, my answer is only with skepti

if you don't have connectivity, sandra, you can't do these things.he middle of this pandemic until we get vaccine or antibodies at work, we will continue to struggle. so with that, give us the tools to be able to survive until we have that. >> sandra: based on that, mitch mcconnell made a lot of news yesterday by suggesting on the senate floor that democrats in these negotiations, they are trying to sabotage the relief bill. >> the only reason i could see that they would sabotage negotiations is if they killed police reform in june, they actually think bipartisan progress for the country would hurt their own political chanc chances. >> with a clock ticking can you say with confidence that you and your colleagues will be able to get something done for the american people? >> i sure am determined to do that and we have until next week to get that done. but let me tell you another thing, we've had three months with mitch mcconnell being the leader of the senate, being the majority and it has not brought any of us together to work so we are working in th

sandra? >> sandra: thank you. we will have more fallout from the russian bounties. the congress intelligence committee joins us live so stay tuned for that. and a dire warning as covid-19 cases hit new records. >> we are now having 40 plus thousand new cases a day and i would not be surprised if we go up to a hundred thousand per day if this does not turn around. >> how states are handling rising caseloads as they struggle to get the economy back on track. plus homeland security gearing up to protect monuments from vandals over the holiday weekend. new reaction on all of this from a member of the president's cabinet. agriculture secretary sonny perdue joins us straight ahead. >> we want to make sure there's a coordinated whole of government approach as we look towards not only july 4th but any other time. after that. they want to make sure that our facilities are protected. that's why we're helping members catch up by spreading any missed usaa insurance payments over the next twelve months so you can keep more cash in your pockets for when it matters most and that's

i am sandra smith. >> jon: hi, sandra, i'm jon scott.rom issuing subpoenas from his tax returns. lawmakers say they need those records to conduct oversight. the president argues he cannot be investigated while he is in office. we have fox team coverage for you this morning as promised, shannon bream and judge andrew napolitano are standing by. we begin this morning with townhall.com editor katie pavlich and donna brazile. good morning to you and thanks for being. katie, kick things off here this morning on what is at stake. >> well for the president politically and personally, what's at stake is the exposure of a lot of documentation. if the court rules in favor of the president, not much changes in terms of what has been baked into the politics here. americans voted for the president in 2016 that had him go into the oval office as a president knowing that they weren't going to see his tax returns were more financial information. however if the court rules in favor of those who believe he should be forced to release information, that ope

good morning everyone, i'm sandra smith. >> and i'm eric shawn. brian kemp activating hundreds of national guard troops to protect property and patrolled the streets there. meanwhile in chicago, the carnage continues. police condemning the violence that took place over the fourth of july holiday. >> sandra: and horrific new video showing a man killed in the bronx while crossing his street with his young daughter who was six years old. the girl was unharmed. authorities offering a $10,000 reward for information on that case in the leaders say, enough is enough. >> look at the population of the last year, it's about half. where is that other half right now? we translate them like plant the general population to new york city and it's extremely frustrating. >> we also saw too much violence this weekend and this is something that we have a lot of work to do to address. it's directly related to all at this location that has happened over the last four months with the coronavirus. >> we have to lean into our partnerships and collaborations at the state,

good morning everyone, i'm sandra smith sandra smith. steve linick good morning to you, i'm trace gallagher. lawmakers on the house subcommittee will question the four ceos about their complete dominance of the technology industry. that comes amid criticism that competition and free speech are being stifled. there are also antitrust investigations of all four companies, regulators looking into whether big tech companies should get broken up. griff jenkins following this live from d.c. >> trace, good morning. it's hard to overstate the significance of today's hearing, and it won't lessen the scrutiny from my side of the aisle. the antitrust committee is led by rhode island's david sisley who has conducted a 13 month investigation into the industry's practices and amassed more than a million pages of documents and evidence to confront the titans with. it's expected to be particularly rough for amazon's jeff bezos, the world's richest man appearing for the first time before the committee facing questions over a "wall street journal" article

i'm sandra smith in new york. coverage continues here on the fox news channel, thanks for joining us. the president just wrapping up his impromptu press conference there at the white house. a day early, it typically comes in on a friday, the first friday after the month concludes but it's a day early because of the holiday weekend. and those are the numbers he was touting. in one month, the unemployment rate with that headline ever dropping to 11.1% in both of those smashed wall street expectations and that's why you turn focus to the right corner of the screen. is he street reacting positively to the dow at 138 points which is a gain of nearly 2%. trace gallagher and mike holly joining us this morning as well, connell mcshane, and guys the president took the opportunity took a chance to see the economy. these comments are assigned to the economy beginning in may and continuing in june, and the president talks about the stock market coming back to indicate their nasdaq with a record high in the case of the dow and

a >> sandra: mitch mcconnell's own words they need more help. that's wage replacement which will be up from where it is. nancy pelosi called that too complicated but mitch mcconnell supports it. more ppp for small business, $16 billion for testing and $105 billion for schools, can they come to an agreement on this? >> i think so, i think the republican bill that we are hearing about, that's not much different than what had been circulating. in terms of that, the states cover 50% of lost wages in an unemployment situation so the state will cover 50% and steven mnuchin's idea was that the federal government kicks in an additional 20%. nancy pelosi says it's complicated because you have to come up with whatever 70% is. that's certainly a partnership between the states and the government. there is wide expectation that the bill will be signed into law by the time they have to leave again. at some point you will probably see this bill go higher in numbers because the democrats bill our three and a half trillion dollars but not much higher. and it loo

i want to throw now to sandra. >> sandra: thank you harris. beautiful words from alvina king.onna lewis joins us now. it's great to be with you on this day as we reflect on john the lissa's life and also now a word that we have lost herman cain to covid-19 complications. unimportant day to reflect on both of those lives as we take a look at the church live in atlanta, it's a beautiful sight. really moving words that struck all of us when we read them. together you redeem the soul of the nation and we talked about growing up from two loving parents. plenty of brothers, sisters and cousins but their love could not protect me from the unholy protection outside of that family circle. >> john lewis was an incredible human being but let me first express my condolences to herman cain's family. you and mr. kane and there are others who are in touch with his family. he was also a great warrior, although we never fought each other, mr. kane was extraordinary in his commitment to civil rights. as you well know, that's a as mh as we could in the community. so god bless you mr. p. so, they

ahora sandra que nos tiene más detalles ¿qué tal?? en este condado en san mateo aumentan casos de covid-19 de la gente no te hace prueba también hospitalizaciones no hay suficientes camas y te sabe que tampoco hay pescadores todos estos aspectos del estado toma están preocupados y también la comunidad en san mateo desde hace un mes salones de belleza gimnasios, iglesias no esenciales se les permitió abrir pueden operar en algunas modificaciones esto en un par de días los números de pacientes siguen aumentando el estado podría ordenar todos cierren nuevamente >> [hablando inglés] . >> el administrador del condado dice que están los residentes que los agreguen o no a esta lista pero no solo eso también comentaron que si ocurriera orden de cierre de negocios no esenciales la economía sucedía más miren en san mateo de la menchaca hay déficit de más de $100,000,000 a ventas, la única manera de evitar que ocurra el confinamiento al tener letra >> más detalles a las 6:00 de la tarde hablamos con comerciantes de la ciudad y nos decían que es

tiene 6:00 de la tarde y sandra bermúdezpor este informe.libres las oficinasque prestarán servicio de un panorama son uno de los residentes y si no mejore el distanciamiento si como y más elevado decasos de covid-19 es un aumento significativo hospitalizadas este lunes entraron en vigencia nuevas restriccionespara ser añadido la semana pasada las nuevas medias anunciadas por el gobernador mucho negocios locales se verán impactado ya que tendrán que volver a cerrar sus puertas y ofrecerservicio muy limitado. acciones han funcionado precisamente nuevo cierre de comares en todo el estado de california dice que corren el riesgo de perder esos negocios ana gonzález tiene más detalles. la estampa de modificación. partir de hoy lunes está obligado los condados hacer falta de actividad y negaciones del estado es de ser de casi de hospitalizaciones son alrededor de 6400 y se registra cerca de los 1000 pacientesen cuidado intensivos. 30 condados están en la lista de monterrey cero establecimientos como gimnasio. centros religiosos de un nuevosalón de

. >>> ¿qué tal sandra?enas tardes, así es, nos encontramos en la ciudad donde reside gran parte de la población latina, esta es solo una de las 32 ciudades del condado san mateo, el cual bueno fue puesto bajo aviso de 72 horas por el estado este martes, lo que significa que si este permanece en la lista por más de 3 días cerrarán negocios no esenciales, 8 conados esthan en la lista, de agregarse suma todo el área de la bahía y se debe por el incremento del número de casos y hospitalizaciones, incluso el supervisor habló ante las cámaras y dijo deben tomar medidas (habla en inglés). >>> está considerando también la implementación de multas a quiénes no respeten el uso de mascarillas de lugares públicos, una medida que ya han adoptado otros condados como lo es napa y contra costa, cabe mencionar que la propuesta no ha sido presentada ante la mesa directiva, es la información que les tenemos en vivo, ahora de regreso con ustedes al estudio. >>> muchas gracias, a partir del miércoles especialistas de enfermedad

indeed sandra for instance in god or one innovator is transforming plastic waste. material to produce a fashionable footwear here's this week's doing your bit. fancy a pair of these slick looking sandals they're another step forward in the fight for the environment mccaffrey who came up with an idea to transform plastic waste into a leather like material he wanted cleaner streets in ghana's capital and going with start up help from the world bank he has a team collecting plastic and. residents can collect cash for bringing him the materials themselves. we created as a process around the whole thing and we wanted to engage people so we we encourage home offices and if you graph to separate the waste and. then bring it to us you wait. for. the plastic is shredded heated up and then pressed into sheet. the new material is easy to work with. but carefully cut set the pattern for sandals and takes the pieces to somebody who throws them together. for an out of the orders have been filled from home. but the end of a serious hoping to see his shoes in the shops soon. and h

música ) >>> este es su noticiero telemundo 48 a las seis >>>buenas tardes, soy césar bayona >>> y sandravantes >>> hoy el gobernador gavin newsom dio a reconocer sus recomendaciones para la vuelta del año escolar y cómo hacerlo de forma segura mientras pasamos por la pandemia >>> claudio nos cuenta qué sucedió . >>> buenas tardes sandra, césar, en california existen 6.1 millones de estudiantes dentro del sector de educación pública, la mayoría de ellos no podrá regresar a las aulas >>> en realidad no será lo mismo porque no van a dedicar el mismo tiempo pero si es por su salud, prefiero que estén en su casa >>> hay sentimientos encontrados ante la noticia de que la mayoría de los estudiantes del estado no podrán regresar a las aulas y continuarán aprendiendo a través de un monitor >>> que me hace mal porque han abierto restaurantes y cómo se pueden comer afuera de los restaurantes y las escuelas no las van a abrir >>> gavin newsom disco que los costados que no se encuentren en la lista de monitoreo por alto riesgo de contagio pueden regresar a los planteles educativos si lo desean, sin e

sandra bermúdez >>> vamos en la conferencia comenzó con las tendencias que se han visto nivel estatals intensivos también hay un incremento de que ellos estaban preparados en más condados se han abierto negocios como vemos en este informe que le dio sandra bermúdez por eso tenemos que estar preparados estemos viendo cómo han retrocedido y hantenido que volver. la acción que está tomando leche que inmediatamente todos los condados deben de cerrar lo que son sus operaciones que tengan en el interior estamos hablando de restaurantes lugares donde vayan a degustar vinos los sin nuestro hogar es donde en entretenimiento y también todos los bares deben de ser completamente nuevamente entren en vigor inmediatamente. todos los condados en su lista de condados que ellos han estado monitoreando mostrar esta lista. y básicamente la orden que está dando todos estos condados estamos tarde que cuáles son este tipo de negocios aquí dentro de los establecimientos me está diciendo que los sectores son los gimnasios lugares religiosos oficinas también está hablando de salones de belleza barbería donde

este es su noticiero telemundo 48 a las seis buenas tardes, los saluda sandra cervantes >>> cientos de trabajadores del área de la bahía temieron una acción nacional y dejaron de trabajar en apoyo al movimiento (nombre extranjero) tenemos más detalles de las protestas que se llevaron a cabo o en las tardes, me encuentro san francisco donde hace tan solo pocas horas los trabajadores del sector de la salud en un hospital del barrio chino salieron a protestar en apoyo al movimiento los trabajadores de la salud salieron a la sal las calles como muestra de apoyo al movimiento los ataques contra la comunidad china se han incrementado enormemente especialmente desde que el presidente todo el tiempo dice que están incluidos, siempre dice la palabra >>> protestan en contra del racismo y la desigualdad económica agravada aún más por la pandemia >>> pero también están preocupados por lo que le pasa a los afroamericanos esta mañana también en san francisco trabajadores de la limpieza y maestros se unieron a este día de acción nacional representamos a los trabajadores afroamericanos y latinos para

buenas tardes sandra te escuchamos. 678¿quÉ tal?e pueden dar cuenta que las cosas han cambiado 3 vehÍculos a la vez significa >>> estamos en la comunidad y esta es la respuesta >>> ¿quÉ te hiciste la prueba del coronavirus? >> no. >> no, todavÍa no. >> de unas 10 personas a las que preguntamos si se habÍan hecho la prueba del coronavirus solamente una nos dijo que sÍ aunque es una maestra insignificante en donde aumentamos los casos positivo del virus y las muertes pero el lugar en donde se hacen las pruebas y se localiza justa en el corazÓn de esa zona cada vez llegan mÁs personas >>> creo que han habido ciertas razones tal vez por los cuales ha sido difÍcil de incluir el horario >> es que las pruebas >>> en el este de san josÉ se hacen solamente de 9 de la maÑana a 3 de la tarde lo que significa que la gente que trabaja no estÁ acudiendo ademas solo abren entre semana y la cita se realiza a travÉs de internet piensan que no lo necesitan >>> como dicen todo el dÍa por esta cuarentena no he podido salir. 4 es la tercera vez que he p

desde la calle, sandra tiene detalles, muy buenas tardes, cuéntanos. >> ¿qué tal?n eso de que en el condado de santa clara, centros comerciales no pueden abrir a sus clientes, dijeron, tendremos que buscar una manera creativa de seguir ofreciendo productos, establecieron un (nombre en inglés), un mercado al aire libre, algunos establecimientos se pusieron en carpas y están en este caso, donde venden té, pusieron menús, manteniendo reglas de sanidad, por ejemplo tienen este pedazo, esta pared plástica donde impide que el cliente y el empleado de su establecimiento tengan contacto frente a frente, ahora están saliendo otras tiendas, están instalando algunos de productos, por ejemplo por allá, al final vi que tienen ropa, es una tienda de ropa de hombre, tendrán diferentes establecimientos, serán unos 20 en esta ocasión, ¿por qué hacen esto? para reactivar la economía, es algo que acaban de implementar, el fin de semana pasado es la primera vez que se hizo, ahora tienen más negocios los que participan, son negocios que están adentro de centro comercial, en el exterior

joining us now to discuss the various options and the empath on students and their education sandra lee author of dear donald letters from a loving deplorable and dr dean hart expert in microbiology and published author on the transmission of viruses and disease thank you so much for joining us. welcome. and wonderful well you know right now i know in my own household we're starting to get our school supplies and gather and make that decision on whether to send our kids back in person we're going to do a hybrid type of system here in tennessee dr hart i want to start with you you know those in the medical field right now seem to be just as full of opinions as kind of the parents and what is the healthiest way for students to kind of return to learning have we handled this right not only last spring but right now and battling coronavirus in regards to returning back to school. well in science we want to look at data and make their conclusions from research because this is not hope it's only been around and being studied so so maybe march they started to do any significant research so the

joining us now to discuss the various options and the end packed on students and their education sandra lee author of dear donald letters from a loving deplorable and dr dean hart expert in microbiology and published author on the transmission of viruses and disease thank you so much for joining us. and wonderful well you know right now i know in my own household we're starting to get our school supplies a gather and make that decision on whether to send our kids back in person we're going to do a hybrid type of system here in tennessee dr hart i want to start with you you know those in the medical field right now seem to be just as full of opinions as kind of the parents and what is the healthiest way for students to kind of return to learning have we handled this right not only last spring but right now in battling coronavirus in regards to returning back to school. well in science we want to look at data and make up conclusions from research because this is not hope it's only been around and being studied so so maybe march they started to do any significant research so the question o

but, sandra? >> sandra: we will be watching for all of that. thank you. let's bring in dr. marc siegel, professor of medicine at nyu langone health. we always hope to hear some good news to come from these hearings especially on the vaccine front. rocketed that in just a moment but let me read you some of the words from dr. fauci's prepared remarks. what we are about to hear from him. "while it remains unclear how long the pandemic will last, covid-19 activity will likely continue for some time. is also unclear what impact the ongoing covid-19 pandemic will have on health care and public health systems during the upcoming influenza season. and that is a really important statement that he is about to make because the committee he is appearing before is divided about how to reopen schools and businesses. can they convince them either way what needs to happen next? >> actually, that's a really good point, sandra. for starters, i think dr. fauci will bring up the issue of the flu season being added to the pile here and that's not a minor issue. that's going to be about flu shot

. >> sandra está en dónde la noticia los alegra , adelante sandra . >> así es compañeros sobre todo comerciantesles están preocupados hablamos y nos dicen que aunque se diera la orden de cierre no lo harían . >> no creo que cierre, quiero trabajar . >> desde más de un mes muchos locales como este local operaron ,a penas se recuepran cuando dicen que posiblemente tendrían que cerrar pero en economía no pueden hacerlo . >> para mí fue difícil v estrés muy mal no creo que vuelva a cerrar trabajaría no se como pero no se >> el condado de san francisco como san mateo están cerca de estar en la lista de monitoreo de la población hace pocas pruebas tienen más casos de covid-19 de hecho más de 100 casos por cada 100,000 habitantes el porcentaje positivo subió en las hospitalizaciones pero pocos camas y los respiradores que tienen no. y antes >> el administrador del condado dice que está en manos de residentes que los agreguen o no a esa lista y también que más gente muera o te enfermé pero no solo eso si se diera la orden de cierre economía sufriría más >> tendremos déficit de $100,000,000 y si nos pone

indeed sandra for instance in gaza one innovator is transforming plastic waste. material to produce a fashionable footwear here's this week's doing your bit. fancy a pair of these slick looking sandals they're another step forward in the fight for the environment mccaffrey came up with an idea to transform plastic waste into a leather like material he wanted cleaner streets in ghana's capital i am going with start up help from the world bank he has a team collecting plastic and. residents can collect cash for bringing him the material themselves. we created as a process around the whole thing and we wanted to engage people so we will encourage home offices and even. waste and. then bring it to us we wait. for. the plastic a stretch it heated up and pressed into a sheet of. the new material is easy to work with. but carefully cut the pattern for sandals and take the pieces to somebody who sews them together. for now the orders have been filled from home. but the end. a serious helping to see his shoes in this shot. and how about you if you're also doing your bit t

many in this sector including sandra rubio are hoping the tourist season can still be saved. keep your cool now that's the kind of advice my colleague likes to give and as we'll see now he has found his own personal way of staying cool in the current crisis especially when it comes to tackling the issue off social distancing one and a half meters let's go or. i need to from me just safety zone. so i think. that that music. so one and a half meters perfect. perfect. this is the distance between you and me between me and the world. all around me in the hall of meters. of these a bucket there's only room for me on this bench. any closer is dangerous. closer is infectious. in the markets it's if there's a magic number i was like this tall when i was 10. thomas you know can i still walk here. how is this supposed to work how big the square have to be for all of us to fit. in i'm trying to do something home to even see your smile with this thing off most of us we're supposed to keep all distance show with some people i don't really mind without us i miss it a lot. kind of you i can

many in this sector including sandra rubio are hoping the tourist season can still be saved. keep your cool now that's the kind of advice my colleague all of likes to give and as we'll see now he's found his own personal way of staying cool in the current crisis especially when it comes to tackling the issue off social distancing. one and a half meters let's go let's get. i need to fence one of the hall for me to safety zone. sign for sawing not that he said. so so one and a half meters perfect. perfect. that's the stop this is the distance between you and me between me and the world have a lot around me i mean one and a half meters. off he's a bunker still there so new room for me on this bench. and you closer is dangerous . closer is infectious so. if this is a magic number i was not this tall when i was 10. thomas you know can i still walk. how is this supposed to work how big a square have to be for all of us to fit. on the decent thing i can't even see your smile with this thing off the rest of you we're supposed to keep distance show with some people i don't really mind

sandra bland or junia mclellan. >> sandra bland. damaris: sandra bland. ok. i must warn you after i read this poem i usually have a hard time, but i'm going to read it. i mean the whole book is a hard time, a hard time writing it, editing it. i was like give me page numbers, i can't go all the way back. yeah, but i'm grateful, the ancestors are pleased. again, thank you to everyone who bought the book. the book went through three printings before the book was released, so the ancestors are pleased. so thank you so much for purchasing the book. it's in its fourth printing, over 8500 copies are in circulation right now, and it's a poetry book. you know? [laughter] we usually get about 500 in circulation, so thank you. refrain.aks, a choral it could have been me. three degrees creased into the bits of the constitution in my veins like braille. the declarations tattooed inside my eyelids. how many times did sally hemmens have to hear about them? and affirm the tiny ego of time. before he bears himself to his brothers collecting their postings, forgiving his debt.

tideway and i'm not alone sounded to be in uganda is with me what can you tell us about seed bank sandra it is a nice to see you today near to well i know that in western uganda farmers helped him up with a safe bank to enable them to grow healthy aren't nutritional crops for their communities. in a moment but 1st a look at what else is in the program. took a look at the plant in ethiopia have it generates electricity white eliminating and we will also hear how humble bikes are making broad traffic the little green that in kenya's capital nairobi. we started the program right. around 10 years ago. and a few other farmers used a few bucks of beans and a button and a seed start up capital to set up. back on to the course of tas proved fruitful yields in the region. up by 50 percent and a big factor is that the initiative banks. anyone wanting to use the same he's given some training to. join is explaining how to catch banana weevils. she's giving a training session to women farmers in western uganda. here she demonstrates another method put parts of a dead banana tree stump in front of the

and i describe what here on - - about sandra bland you hear the tape you just saw. when brian does his deposition when i come back to the case and walk through his deposition and you can hear it in his voice. all of that means the experience is more powerful. and people who have listened to the audiobook and have read the book tell me it almost feels like two different books because you're drawn to different things and it's different. >>cspan: do you have more fun with a podcast? >> yes. you can do goofy things. i do goofy things that i have a podcast episode and there is a place that comes in the podcast format and there are 30 million episodes they can avail themselves. how do you see this market shaking out over time? >> the vast majority of those podcast don't earn any income for the creator and don't have that many listeners and to have the long tail but only because the cost of producing a podcast is smaller than the cost of producing a book if you have an industry where the cost of entry is zero you will have a very long failure that doesn't have to shake out

tideway and i'm not alone sounded to be in uganda is with me what can you tell us about seed bank sandra it is a nice to see you today near to well i know that in western uganda farmers helped him with the save bank to enable them to grow healthy and nutritional crops for their communities more on that in a moment but 1st a look at what else is in the program. would take a look at the plan to be another generates electricity white eliminating west and we will also hear how covered by road traffic related breena in kenya's capital nairobi. we start the program right here in uganda around 10 years ago james and a few other farmers used a few bucks of beans and a button a seed start up capital to set up that is a community seat back on to the course of tas proved fruitful yields in the region's green harvest have risen up by 50 percent and a big fuck to meet success is that the initiative banks all knowledge sharing anyone wanting to use the seeds has given some training to. join is explaining how to catch banana weevils. she's giving a training session to women farmers in western uganda. h

that is right near to a one welcome from me sandra to no video here in kampala uganda satellite data shows that doing the looked on the air quality has improved in many african cities but white life is still suffering animals especially have been the biggest losers in these crises pushing the increase in many of the wildlife resolves what talk about this should be and here's a quick look at some of the stories we'll be looking on today. we visit one where the government has introduced his lips just on to visit down to the bank notes. and we also see how a military training drones can actually promote conservation. and we meet at the deny an artist who is using you on what's typical for greater protection on a cvs. it is a well established fucked that rhino horn is essentially made up of the same substance as a human thing and will but it continues to sell for us to normal prices especially in asia where it is considered to have him in paula's south africa has a nearly 80 percent of the was why knows on husband todd but poaching with only about 20000 on was left in the wild the countr

tideway and i'm not alone sounded to be in uganda is with me what can you tell us about seed branch sandra it is a nice to see you too near to well i know that in western uganda farmers helped him up with this bank to enable them to grow healthy and nutritional crops for their communities more on that in a moment but 1st a look at what else is in the program. took a look at the plant even the other generates electricity one eliminating west and we will also hear help cover by road traffic a little greener in kenya's capital nairobi. we started the program right here in uganda around 10 years ago jane with just a few other farmers used a few bags of beans and a button a seed start up capital to set up the community see it back on to the course of tas proved fruitful yields in the region's green harvest huggies an up by 50 percent and a big fuck to meet success is that the initiative banks sharing anyone wanting to use the seeds has given some training to. join is explaining how to catch banana weevils. she's giving a training session to women farmers in western uganda. here she demonstrates

never tideway and i'm not alone sounded to be in uganda is it me what can you tell us about seed bank sandra it is nice to see you too near to well i know that in western uganda farmers helped him up with a seed bank to enable them to grow healthy and nutritional crops for their communities more on that in a moment but 1st a look at what else is in the program. would take a look at the planting even the other generates electricity while eliminating west and we will also hear help comfort by making something a little greener in kenya's capital nairobi. we started the program right here in uganda around 10 years ago james and a few other farmers used a few bags of beans and a but then a seed start up capital to set up the need to see it back on to the course of tas proved fruitful yields in the region's green harvest have risen up by 50 percent and a big fuck to me that the initiative bunks sharing anyone wanting to use the seeds he's given some training to. join is explaining how to catch banana weevils. she's giving a training session to women farmers in western uganda. here she demonstrates

. >> esto como comenzo el anterior significa un reto para muchas familias sandra . >> nuestra protectoraarreglar, estando encima . >> como padres de familia en el área de la bahía la enselñanza desde casa es cuestión de organizarla . >> ghacemos así el espacio donde haya poca distracción donde tengha su agua teniendo break para ir al baño, a la hora de estar sentados enm la pantalla . ->> el gobernador dice que la mayoría en california iniciará clases con estudiantes . >> será difícil esto pero me da tristeza . >> para maestras significa esto hacer malabares con salones de clases . >> es difícil que yo tengo que ir a trabajar todos los días pero no tengo en donde los hijos pueden ir . >> para facilitar la educación virtuial recomiendan que el interés sea rápido conectando dispositivos a la red, no es recomendable que los niños pasen frente a la computadora . >> independiente de que los alumnos recibam clases, necesitan útiles escolares, telemundo 48 se une para recolectar mochilas con todos los útiles dentro para ser donados a estudiantes de bajos recursos . >> visite telemundo 48 y pued

tideway and i'm not alone sounded to be in uganda is with me what can you tell us about seed bank sandra it is a nice to see you too near to well i know that in western uganda farmers helped him up with a safe bank to enable them to grow healthy and nutritional crops for their communities more on that in a moment but 1st a look at what else is in the program. we'll take a look at the plant in. the white eliminating west and we will also hear how couple bikes are making broad traffic breena in kenya's capital nairobi. we start the program right here in uganda around 10 years ago jane with just a few other farmers used a few bucks of beans and a button a seed start up capital to start up the community see it back on to the course of tas proved fruitful yields in the region's green harvest have risen up by 50 percent and a big fuck to need success is that the initiative banks all knowledge sharing anyone wanting to use the seeds has given some training to. join is explaining how to catch banana weevils. she's giving a training session to women farmers in western uganda. here she demonstrate

(musica) >>> este es su noticiero telemundo 48 a las seis >>> buenas tardes, soy sandra fernÁndf cervantesy cÉsar bayona >>> estos dÍas usted podrÁ ir al gimnasio, a la peluquerÍa y al salÓn de uÑas ya que el condado santa clara continÚa con su reapertura econÓmica, pero entre la comunidad ha surgido una confusiÓn y esto es pueden los mares abrir si ofrecen comida en su local? pasamos en vivo con andrÉs desde san jose, esta es una idea que se ronda entre algunos negocios locales no es asÍ? >>> asÍ es, los bares llevan muchos meses cerrados y neces a necesitan generar ingresos. para generar estos ingresos, en las condiciones actuales necesitan una cocina que no la tienen, la idea es quÉ tal si un camiÓn de tacos pone la comida y los bares las bebidas? es esto posible? les cuento lo que nos dijeron las autoridades >>> con el camiÓn de comida hacen todo tipo de trabajos, estÁn estacionados justo frente al bar en san josÉ, un bar que estÁ cerrado desde marzo y cuyo dueÑo estÁ desesperado por abrir >>> tenemos que pagar renta y electricidad, se tiene que pagar todo el tiempo era la electricidad

and it's not likely to get better with this pandemic is it sandra. well the corona virus is certainly having an impact although it's not all but in fact here in kenya's capital nairobi there is actually west landing on the garbage dumps because with less traffic on the roads the west disposer trucks are getting through. is that good or bad for waste money isn't it africa went to find out. in the middle of a nairobi residential area amidst the coronavirus lockdown this waste dump is just one of many in and around kenya's capital. every day hundreds of tons of unsold rubbish end up here some of it highly toxic. people like richard king young to earn their living collecting and sorting the waste but they live in fear of the coronavirus. the law now what with what the people. there are 300 way speakers here. if they touch contaminated wasteful they won't wash their hands they'll do it in the evening at home by then their love already contracted the disease so now your. volume of trash hasn't lessened despite the coronavirus lockdown nairobi's roads are l

temperatures for santa rosa and petaluma right around the 80 degree mark while nevado in sandra fell staying in the 70's now tomorrow will be one of our warmer ones of your forecast but really not by much temperatures are very level in the next 7 days and actually staying pretty close to seasonal averages, mostly in the upper 80's for inland daytime highs 70's near the bay and 60's out along the coast. james all right john thank you it's 4.43, here's a quick look a couple of bridges for you beginning with the richmond sandra fell bridge. toll plaza camera traffic streaming nicely across the gates, no slow down here and we're not really expecting much in the way of any kind of backups until maybe the 6 o'clock hour so so far so good if you're getting an early start your commute today. >>that certainly is the case here at the bay bridge toll plaza where you can see traffic in oakland, nice and light no delays at the toll plaza itself. all the look on the right-hand side to get some pretty strong winds there as evidenced by the flags. so just keep 2 hands on the wheel as you cross the s

pittsburgh and 90 in antioch mid to upper 80's in napa today, 81 in nevada today, a high of 81 also in sandra fell and then coastal spots of course much cooler 61 at stinson beach and 58 for the afternoon high. in point rays. so yes we are definitely a around seasonal averages today for the temperatures and then we'll see that through the next couple of days before will bump up into the weekend, especially inland we're going to see lots of 90's on the board. definitely a lot of hot spots 70's around the bay and 60's at the coast james all right rebecca, thank you happening today, the ceo's of google. >>apple facebook amazon, the lobby facing congress today, lawmakers are considering whether these checked john should be broken up due to antitrust concerns. we have clare sebastian now with more on the story. >>when these foresee years come before congress will be at remotely. it will be hard to know who is the most powerful in the room. >>google controls nearly all the search market in the united states amazon controls nearly half of all online course the united states facebook has approximatel