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including ones in pacifica and santiago krud coua cruz county. >>> and number four, hair salons in alameda county can finally get back to cutting indoors. >>> and number five, classrooms will be opening on tuesday in 3 marin county to special needs students. >>> and number six, we'll check out a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is going to be pretty light today, a lot of people off for the holiday weekend getting a head start. >>> and number seven, mandatory evacuation orders have been theczu lightning complex has on. burned more than 86,000 >>> facebook is going to pay users to quit the app ahead of the election so it can study the platform's impact on politics.

que se les ocurrió esta maravillosa idea de intercambiar para recibir lo bÁsico para el pequeÑo santiagose ha hecho sentir. ¿cuÁles han sido los artÍculos que la gente les ha dado? carlos: ya tiene siete meses de embarazo. gracias a dios sÍ hemos recibido bastante apoyo. nos regalaron paÑales, leche, ropa de bebÉ. sÍ fue muchísima gente la que nos apoyÓ. carolina: para usted que se ha dedicado a las artesanÍas desde que era muy chiquito, ¿quÉ significa haber hecho esto y ahora saber que a travÉs de su arte pueda darle a sus hijas lo bÁsico que es paÑales, leche, toallas hÚmedas? carlos: no tenemos cÓmo pagar los gastos de mi bebÉ. y es por eso que nos vimos en la necesidad de intercambiar. gracias a dios hemos recibido mucho apoyo. borja: me gustarÍa saber quÉ ha sido lo mÁs difÍcil que han enfrentado durante todo este proceso y todo este tiempo de pandemia. carlos: lo mÁs difÍcil ha sido por lo del bebÉ, mÁs que nada es lo que mÁs nos duele porque uno como queda... pero el bebÉ, una cosita muy bonita y es lo que mÁs nos duele. nuestro bebÉ. a mÍ y mi esposa. borja: a todos, gracias por

tenemos la oportunidad de platicar con miguel santiago.amilias. miguel: gracias, es bien importante que nos hagamos contar en este censo porque eso va a determinar el dinero que viene a nuestras comunidades por los prÓximos 10 aÑos. durante esta pandemia estamos viendo que en las ciudades y el condado estÁn ganando menos dinero para hacer los servicios que necesitamos todos para vivir. ser contado en este censo va a asegurar que recibimos esos recursos para nuestras comunidades. ramÓn: tengo entendido que las personas que no respondan ascenso que les fue enviado por correo van a recibir la visita de una persona que podrÁ obtener la informaciÓn. cÓmo funciona esto? cÓmo se identifica? miguel: las personas que estÁn haciendo el conteo por el gobierno federal se pueden identificar bien fÁcil. ellos van a traer una mochila identificada. tienen tambiÉn identificaciÓn del gobierno federal, la van a tener siempre visible. asÍ pueden asegurar que es un trabajador del gobierno federal. el condado de santa clara y la ciudad de san josÉ han decidido

well you see in human as life 1st now in santiago. just tell us what's what's happening there in a moment. here as well we're being chased by water cannon and tear gas is just a large large contingent of riot police that have been here for several hours now i think having mouse with demonstrators it's not allowed to have demonstrations because of a state of emergency that was declared due to the pandemic but there are still hundreds and hundreds of people here i think you could see the tear gas in the back we vote that water cannon is laced with acid and we've been sprayed with it several times and so people have we seen dozens of people running for a poor health for 1st aid because they're getting this water in their eyes i can tell you from firsthand experience that it really really does burn in fact even if it falls near you so clearly the police have brought out their new equipment that was brought into chile after march you'll remember that before then from october to march there were just almost daily demonstrations here against

i was a congresswoman and trade union leader and i wanted to resist but that day santiago was overrun by tanks and soldiers the concentration camps and killings that followed were terrible for free and i. like thousands of chileans fidel majendie was forced to go into exile are all but on this anniversary many hope that a new constitution to replace the one written during the dictatorship will herald in a new period of social change well because we have. the opportunity to probably close to the transition period by going to vote for a new go to to show in a plebiscite on that during a fearful over the last 3 don't but the 2nd unlike in 1973 we believe that today we can find a democratic nominee to the dreams of the chilean people without bloodshed by building a new path to social justice but it was while predictable many were angry that they could not can memorize an event that left an indelible mark on chile even for those who hadn't yet been born you see in human al-jazeera sunday. at least 50 people are feared dead after a gold mine collapsed in the democratic republic of congo hun

well known 11 is also a significant date in chile protesters in santiago have mocked the overthrow of the 1st socialist president 47 years ago salvador allende was killed during a u.s. backed through latin america at its odyssey and human as i riot police were out in force using acid laced water cannons and tear gas to disperse demonstrators who come to mark another anniversary of chile's military coup it was the largest demonstration since a state of emergency was declared in march because of the pandemic well let's remember you a country without a memory is a country without history we can't ever forget what happened here on the state. the bombing of the presidential palace and september 11th 1973 the 1st 911 a gate most chileans can't forget. on this anniversary of the military coup reads related to door where presidents day and this body was brought out that day. the coup was followed by a bloody 17 year military dictatorship this is the statue of salvador allende the world's 1st democratically elected marxist president and he is facing the same presidential palace where he was ov

mark of then 91147 years after the overthrow of chile's 1st socialist president demonstrators in santiago commemorated salvador allende who was killed during a violent u.s. backed. police fired tear gas and water cannon to disperse the crowds chile's been rocked by protests for almost a year of the social inequality you see in yemen is in santiago and has been amongst the protesters. we're being chased by water cannon and tear gas is just a large large contingent of riot police that have been here for several hours now i think having mouse with demonstrators it's not allowed to have demonstrations because of a state of emergency that was declared due to the pandemic but there are still hundreds and hundreds of people here i think you could see the tear gas in the back we vote that water cannon is laced with acid and we've been sprayed with it several times and so people have we've seen dozens of people running for a poor health for 1st aid because they're getting this water in their eyes i can tell you from firsthand experience that it really really does burn in fact even if it falls near

its own 911 anniversary the overthrow of its 1st socialist president in 1973 people protested in santiago to commemorate salvador allende who was killed during a violent u.s. backed coup 47 years ago demonstrators clashed with clashed with police who responded with tear gas and water cannon and day was replaced by the dictator augusto pinochet the 17 year rule at the death of more than $3000.00 people a latin america at a city san human is in santiago she said that the water cannon has been laced with acid. we're being chased by water cannon and tear gas there's just a large large contingent of riot police that have been here for several hours now i think had an mouse with demonstrators it's not allowed to have demonstrations because of a state of emergency that was declared due to the pandemic but there are still hundreds and hundreds of people here i think you could see the tear gas in the back we vote that water cannon is laced with acid and we've been sprayed with it several times and so people have we've seen dozens of people running for a poor health for 1st aid because they're gett

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security forces have broken up anti-government protests in the chilean capital santiago clashes broke out of the central plaza italia the focus for the protest movement a referendum on reforming the constitution was delayed by the corona virus but is due to be held next month. more than 40 crew members are missing after a ship carrying the livestock sank off the coast of japan 2 survivors have been rescued but a 3rd crewman died later coast guard say they'll continue to search for the sailors indefinitely thousands of cattle were also on board. melrose's exiled opposition leader is calling on the united nations to help stop human rights violations in her country state law to urge the security council to condemn the crackdown on opponents of authoritarian president alexander lukashenko well they include actors and musicians who have moved out of the theater and onto the streets u.w. correspondent nick connelly has been to me that. the league. is gathering is illegal and says these days singing in public can get you arrested here in minsk every day for most of the coup paulo come up and

lugares seguros donde dejemos lo más valioso que tenemos que son nuestros hijos >> verónica es mamá de santiagodo castigo para los responsables hasta que un tribunal declaró culpable de homicidio involuntario mónica garcía dijo que era inocente pero determinaron que cometió el delito al permitir la construcción de un departamento >> la cantidad de reparación del año >> la fiscalía solicitó pena de 57 años de prisión >> cuando se cumplirán 3 años de la desgracia antes que vengan lo que quedó de este colegio para recordar a sus víctimas >> ahora piden que alcance a los demás responsables de la tragedia >> hubo omisiones de las autoridades del colegio de la ciudad >> que la pena sea ejemplar la maestra mónica podría alcanzar sentencia mínima o salir bajo fianza >> la defensa de la inculpada tiene confianza que saldrá su verdad >> y un joven mexicano da de qué hablar lanza el balón al agente de la patrulla fronteriza lo que hace este es responder el pase en varias ocasiones en ciudad juárez >> no hay nada que demuestre más una frontera unida que este acto demuestra lo que es parte del paso de ciuda

santiago. >> kirsten reese santiago. >> maria theresa concepcion. >> santillan. >> susan gayle santo. >> mario l. santoro. >> rafael humberto santos. >> rufino c.f. santos iii. >> victor j. saracini. >> kalyan k. sarkar. >> chapelle renee stewart sarker. >> paul f. sarle. >> deepika kumar sattaluri. >> gregory thomas saucedo. >> susan m. sauer. >> anthony savas. >> vladimir savinkin. >> john michael sbarbaro. >> david m. scales. >> robert louis scandole. >> michelle scarpitta. >> dennis scauso. >> john albert schardt. >> john g. scharf. >> fred c. scheffold, jr. >> angela susan scheinberg. >> scott mitchell schertzer. >> sean schielke. >> steven francis schlag. >> robert a. schlegel. >> jon schlissel. >> karen helene schmidt. >> ian schneider. >> thomas g. schoales. >> marisa dinardo schorpp. >> frank g. schott, jr. >> gerard patrick schrang. >> jeffrey h. schreier. >> john t. schroeder. >> susan lee schuler. >> edward w. schunk. >> mark evan schurmeier. >> john burkhart schwartz. >> mark schwartz. >> adriane victoria scibetta. >> raphael scorca. >> janice m. scott. >> randolph scott.

santiago: en esta ocasiÓn voy a caminar hasta que junte $100,000.Ón, que se puede hablar antes de que suceda una tragedia. ahÍ estÁ el telÉfono de prevenciÓn del suicidio. yo tuve la oportunidad de tener un programa de televisiÓn hace mÁs de 25 aÑos, 30 aÑos, de las personas que entrevistamos era a garibaldi. nosotros los conocimos cuando naciÓ garibaldi. el ver ahora a sergio devastado, a charlie devastado, luisa fernanda, pati, todos los familiares, esta noticia es horrible. es de mi edad. 48 aÑos. lo conocemos muy bien y es muy triste. francisca: cosas que muchas veces uno no puede entender, pero lo mÁs importante es que si alguien nos estÁ viendo y necesita ayuda pueden llamar al nÚmero de telÉfono que les acabamos de dar. >> estamos en todas las redes sociales. sÍguenos en twitter, facebook e instagram. mantente informado y revive tus segmentos favoritos en despiertaamerica.com, el app de univisiÓn y en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. ♪ ♪ ♪ alan asÍ es. francisca: aquÍ seguimos. alan: ahora me tocÓ sabroso contigo. francisca: nos tocÓ maratón. alan:

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tell us what's happening in santiago at the moment.re being chased water cannon and teargas. a large contingent of riot police that have been here for several hours now playing cat and mouse with demonstrators. it is not allowed to have demonstrations because of a state of emergency that was declared due to the pandemic, but there are still hundreds and hundreds of people here. you can see the teargas in the back. the water cannon is laced with acid and we have been sprayed with it several times. we have seen people, dozens of people running for help for first aid because they are getting this water in their eyes. i can tell you from first-hand experience, it really does burn. even if it falls near you. clearly, the police have brought up new equipment that was brought into chile after march. you'll remember before that, from october to march, there were daily demonstrations against the government. today's demonstration is to of therate the memory former president, the military coup that led to a 17 year dictatorship in the country. pe

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santiago: yo mismo le recetÉ y... - ¿pero usted es mÉdico? - ella me ha tenido trabajando desde los diez aÑos y nunca me ha pagado ni un centavo, nada. - estoy trabajando mucho ahÍ los fines de semana. [hablan al unísono]

santiago jimÉnez de cruz azul y mauro lainez entre las novedades de la convocatoria.ivas rayadas del guadalajara y el amÉrica. la rivalidad mÁs grande a las 9:55 del este, ocho y 55 del centro, ocho y 55 del pacÍfico. no te lo puedes perder. ocho los san francisco 49ers en reserva por un problema en la pierna a sherman se perderÍa las siguientes semanas. el problema es un tirÓn en la pantorrilla. hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn. muchÍsimas gracias. ♪ me sentía bien. y fui a reunirme con mi familia en casa de mi abuela. no sabía que yo tenía covid, y ahora ellos están enfermos; mi abuela, mis papás... están muy mal.

showers in surrounding areas as well from buenos aries over into santiago as we go through the day.hat's a look at your forecast. hope you have a good day wherever you are. ♪ ♪ >> that's all for now on this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. coming up next is "newsline biz" with ramin mellegard. don't go away. ♪ >>> shoppers in japan are turning away from traditional retail as the coronavirus continues to impact consumer behavior. department store revenue fell 22% in august from the same period last year. the japan department store association reports sales at 203 outlets nationwidede were about $3 billion for the month. that represents a further year on year decline compared with july. the cancellation of many summer events contributed to the falling number of customers. retailers are looking at ways to further promote online sales. this is "newsline" biz, i'm ramin mellegard. >>> japanese telecommunications company kddi is accelerating push into fifth generation mobile internet service. the operator says almost all hand sets except models for children and senior

oficina de emergencia fueron cada 15 km no se reportaron víctimas ni daÑos materialesse sintió en santiagoo en la autopista 5 imágenes que captaron el momento en el que sujeto sale del auto corre pero oficial esto emboscaron y lograron arrestarlo >>> el miércoles se marca una década desde la explosión de una tubería de gas que destruyó vivienda quitándole la vida 8 persona otras 60 resultaron heridas tras emergencias y 25 vivienda quedaron bajo los escombros una investigación demostró que se debió a la antigüedad y poco mantenimiento de las tubería cargo >>> de importante para la comunidad puesto que te volaron un mural dedicado a la soldado vanessa guillén las autoridades se hicieron presente y así nos cuenta la historia >>> del muro en se llama entre todas las mujeres fueron 2 meses de intenso labor en el que 3 artistas utilizaron su talento para pintar el mural >>> nuestro sentido pésame la familia guillén y que pan descanse vanessa siempre estará presente >>> en honor cuyo cuerpo sin vida fue localizado en una sola aledaÑa cerca de la base militar >>> luego desentirnos tristes y furios

telemundo media vida, recor recorriendo california para a d ayudar a los trabajadores es una meta de santiagoda que sigue sufriendo. l >> quiere recaudar $100,000 para los cuidados mÉdicos de los jornaleros, que no tienen acceso al seguro de salud. estamos en el mes de la herencia hispana celebrando las contribuciones de los 60 millones de latinos que dejan su huella e nn este paÍs,e tenemos historias positivas como las de un inmigrante que entrena palomas mensajeras, algunos ejemplares vale su peso en oro >>> todos los dÍas en delaware uno encuentra a ramiro herrera cuidando sus palomas mensajeras que considera parte de su familia. >>> por quÉ naciÓ este amor por las palomas. >>> desde que estaba chico, no tenÍa muchos juguetes y era lo que hacÍamos en la colonia con los amigos >>> este migrante cuenta con mÁ de 400 aves en estos palomares que construyo. >>> cuidador, tienes que revisar las to, hay que hacer un montÓne cosa >>> las prepara como atletas, lo mÁs parecido a lo que hace un ciclista. entrenan desde que tienen tres meses, a diario practican 40 minutos de vuelo, el entrenamiento es

. >>> lleno de vida es santiago morales. >>> demasiado activo, Él salÍa a correr conmigo se iba corrÍamosistoria pues positiva porque el final del dÍa el niÑo estÁ en remisiÓn, pero ay me toca el corazÓn muchÍsimo cuando veo niÑos enfermos de cÁncer de leucemia en su plena Época para disfrutar la vida. >>> fÍjate que yo tengo tambiÉn un santiago y tambiÉn hemos tenido una situaciÓn ahÍ dificil se me pone la piel china pero que bueno como tu dices que esÉe en remisiÓn estÁ recuperandose y bueno que siga con esa alegrÍa y que siga disfrutando su infancia. >>> asÍ es, enhorabuena para los padres besos y bendiciones desde aquÍ, desde casa. >>> vamos a la pausa, hay mucho mÁs en el programa, al regresar de primera mano en noticias el sentido testimonio de una madre de una vÍbora devora cerebros, y las exigencias la hija del josÉ josÉ y lo que decÍa josÉ jose. >>> y a ella los carros le quedan mejor que cuando los limpian los hombres, y es tan trabajadora el ellos una mujer que lucha que lava carros para mantener sus hijos. >>> todo lo hacen mejor las mujeres estoy de acuerdo. >>> ella es rebel

leyla santiago did not interview joe biden on that local news report.took place happened in 2011, and it was leyla interviewing harry belafontee. and take a look at the original footage. >> hey, good morning, harry! harry, wake up. harry? >> so, what happened there, then, is that the trump campaign took old footage of biden and replaced that where you see belafonte there. belafonte responding overnight, telling maggie haberman that they keep stooping lower and lower. a technical glitch in an interview i did nine years ago now becomes another one of their lies, more of their fake news. i beg every sane american, please vote them out. now, twitter labeled that video as manipulated media, but these labels on these videos are tiny. the company eventually removed the video last night, not because it was false, but because of a copyright claim. but john, by the time it was removed, it had 2.4 million views. >> like getting al capone for tax evasion. so, daniel, your turn. twitter flagged another video posted by the trump campaign account as manipulated media

allende and brought general pinochet to power police used water cannons to disperse protesters inside santiago's general cemetery where a memorial to the victims of pinochet's dictatorship stands others march to the presidential palace to on a president again days memory. peru's congress has voted to open impeachment proceedings against president martin vizcaya lawmakers want to remove him from office for moral incapacity over accusations he tried to obstruct a corruption probe against government officials he's got a says he won't resign but will not run for office again. wildfires have forced mass evacuations across several western u.s. states half a 1000000 people fled their homes in oregon a 10th of the state's population the governor says dozens of people are missing firefighters are battling to prevent 2 large fires merging near the most populated parts of the state washington and california are also seeing record fires. as if 2020 wasn't strange enough already this was the morning commute over san francisco's golden gate bridge this week. small can die from wild fires mixed with the coup p

santiago kirsten reese santiago maria theresa concepcion santillan susan gayle santo christopher a.john august santore mario l. santoro rafael humberto santos rufino c.f. santos iii victor j. saracini kalyan k. sarkar chapelle renee stewart sarker paul f. sarle deepika kumar sattaluri gregory thomas saucedo susan m. sauer anthony savas vladimir savinkin john michael sbarbaro david m. scales robert louis scandole michelle scarpitta dennis scauso john albert schardt john g. scharf fred c. scheffold, jr. angela susan scheinberg scott mitchell schertzer sean schielke steven francis schlag robert a. schlegel jon schlissel karen helene schmidt ian schneider thomas g. schoales marisa dinardo schorpp frank g. schott, jr. gerard patrick schrang jeffrey h. schreier john t. schroeder susan lee schuler edward w. schunk mark evan schurmeier john burkhart schwartz mark schwartz adriane victoria scibetta raphael scorca janice m. scott randolph scott christopher jay scudder arthur warren scullin michael h. seaman margaret m. seeliger anthony segarra carlos segarra jason m. sekzer matthew carmen sel

from the community foundation immigration program and also, miguel santiago from the santa clara countyoffice, thank you both for joining us today. good luck. >> thank you so much. >> we'll take a short break on the air. but abc7 is helping spread the word about taking the census. we have a phone bank that's open to answer your questions, just call 1-844-432-9832. >>> we are back and we want to continue our conversation about the u.s. census bureau. thank you for joining us. >> in 1790, determined the number of seats that they receive in the u.s. house of representatives. the whole entire u.s. as of april 1st. >> who should take part? >> everybody living inside the u.s. as of april 1st. >> doesn't matter your citizenship, whether you document or not. doesn't matter your age, right? everybody. >> everyone. it doesn't matter what your immigration status is or where you come from, if you are living in the united states, we are asking you this information. >> do you have a snapshot? we talked to someone from the santa clara county office, but a snapshot of how santa clara county, contra cos

it was felt as far south as the capital of santiago. more than 400 miles away.ere were no reports of injuries, though. >>> back home, there are new concerns about mail-in ballots and questions about president trump's health. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." the "associated press" reports a new book claims vice president mike pence was told to be on standby when president trump made an unscheduled visit to walter reed hospital last november. the book by reporter michael schmidt says that pence was told to be ready to temporarily take over if president trump needed anesthesia. yesterday president trump said the idea that he suffered a series of minor strokes was fake news. his denial raises eyebrows because the author never mentions mini strokes in the book. >>> "the new york times" reports a u.s. postal service watchdog says more than one million ballots were sent late to voters during this year's primary elections. the agency's inspector general says election boards across the country sent the ballots out during the final week of prima

se llaman monserrat y santiago .irlo en un cÁlido saludo y poder verse mutuamente es un vÍnculo que se ha logrado entre pacientes graves con covid y sus familiares, gracias a la iniciativa de santiago y montserrat. >> otros donamos tabletas y dispositivos electrÓnicos a hospitales y nos ayudamos a que creen un programa para que pacientes hospitalizados puedan ver a sus familiares. eduardo: para estos dos jÓvenes mexicanos estudiantes de noveno grado quedaron al lado las diversiones de su edad para enfocar su energÍa en aminorar el sufrir de la separaciÓn. ya entregaron el 31 hospitales. monserrat: lo que mÁs nos impacta es ver el aislamiento en el que se encuentran los pacientes al ingresar y que no pueden ver a sus familiares. eduardo: quieren ampliar su proyecto " unidos con tabletas", se pueden vincular hasta casi 4000 familias diariamente pero busca que sean muchas mÁs. >> estamos viendo cÓmo meter al sector de educaciÓn y pasado la pandemia hizo que muchos niÑos y muchas familias no se han podido meter a clase p

brought general augusto pinochet to power police used water cannons to disperse protesters inside santiago's general cemetery where memorial to the victims of pinochet's dictatorship stands others march to the presidential palace to on a president again days number. 0 4 minneapolis police officers charged in the killing of george floyd in may have appeared together in court for the 1st time prosecutors say they should be tried together but defense lawyers strongly oppose a joint trial judge floyd's death triggered widespread protests against racism and police brutality wildfires have forced mass evacuations across several western u.s. states half a 1000000 people fled their homes in oregon a 10th of the state's population the governor says dozens of people are missing firefighters are battling to prevent 2 large fires merging near the most populated parts of the state washington and california are also seeing record fires. as if 2020 wasn't strange enough already this was the morning commute over san francisco's golden gate bridge this week. small can die from wild fires mixed with the cool

here's one of over 20000 followers living in the new year's region of northwest in santiago. many live close to the closed and still potentially face of threats of erosion and sand storms. but a belt of trees is helping to protect them. almost 200 kilometers long it's 500 metres wide at its narrowest point. the forest was planted 40 years ago as a shield against wind and coastal erosion. regional farmers union representative from a modern day it says the philip trees or whistling pines west the civic lead shows and because they can thrive in the hostels that environment and because the steady lies the dunes. will move from city of ramadi new suburb right here where we are no was once nothing but it was and another is is known for his living duties or means before these trees we're plugged into. we did with a cause like this they call that much learn these things and he needed to produce other cultural activities they've made it possible for the foremost to sense and here it was but i'm a thorough proved to be that today 60 percent of senegalese vegetable production comes from

september the 1st 200-4915 am school number one beslan north of santiago was attacked during a festival assembly marking the start of a new school year terrorists took 1120.

a number of cougars have been spotted strolling through the suburbs of the chilean capital, santiago.od after years of drought in the andes. local zoo workers captured one cougar that became trapped in a neighbourhood garden. it was released back into the wild after a medical. just briefly, reminder of that main story, live pictures coming in from new york, these protesters crossing the brooklyn bridge but there have been protests in several cities. all this in the middle of the night in kentucky, shot in the home. no—one is to be charged with her killing. 0ne louisville officer is to be charged with the lesser offence because it went into the neighbours property. it‘s added more fuel to the widespread protests. two other officers at the scene were not charged because they were returning fire. they shot at them as they broke through the front door. two police officers have been shot. we understand their injuries are not a threat. 0ne was undergoing surgery until just recently. there‘s more on the bbc news website and on twitter. hello there. another autumnal—feeling day ahead for most

some of the opposition is boycotting are latin america editor of the syrian newman has more from santiago in chile well everything about this has to do with the upcoming parliamentary elections which are due to be held in december opposition to all who is recognized as the interim president by over 50 countries has.

i'm joined from santiago in chile by one of the report's authors, francisco cox vial.he country and you are relying on anecdotal evidence. how sure are you that it is accurate? actually, we do have information that is strong in the sense that we interviewed... i don't know if you can hear me. the picture is frozen and we cannot hear sound. can you hear me? i am. yes. let's persevere and see if the link it gets stronger. specifically i should ask you where you see the report going now and what you expect the outcome to be? we have delivered our report and let me get some of what i was saying in terms of the evidence and information we gathered. we spoke to people who are insiders who are still in the security forces and gave us the patterns and the decision—making in those agencies. this report is based on the information that we gathered and there are many experiences in which investigations are done abroad and not because, and due to that they failed so we are very confident on the information that we are providing. where we see the report going is that it will be del

gathered to mark their 91147 years after the overthrow of chile socialist president demonstrators in santiago commemorated salvador island a who was killed during a violent u.s. backed coup please find to gas and water cannon to disperse the crowds chile has been rocked by protests for almost a year over social inequality. afghan government and taliban negotiators are in qatar for a long delayed peace talks which are due to begin on saturday it's more than 6 months since the u.s. brokered a deal aimed to ending america's longest war before his appointment in 2016 president donald trump pledged to end the conflict there and he's hoping to follow through on his promise ahead of the november election 6 year state mike is attending the inauguration event. michael how difficult is conversation to be among them but there's taking their country. to figure out how to. make a better life with their series of how to make every effort. to. get to. executing their obligations a degree. of responsibility that. terrorist activity takes place in afghanistan. plotting against external external operate plotti

many see as then 91147 years after the overthrow of chile's socialist president demonstrators in santiago commemorate to the death of salvador allende who was killed during a violent u.s. backed coup these fired tear gas and water cannons to disperse the crowds chile has been rocked by protests of a social inequality almost a year. then $100.00 fires are now raging across the western united states forcing mass evacuations and killing at least $25.00 people the blazes have already burned across an area at the size of the state of new jersey and there's the threat of a long struggle to contain them with not enough firefighters on the ground particle has the latest. the fires are marching consuming homes cars entire towns in their path this is unprecedented this gal of destruction just simply hard to comprehend almost half a 1000000 people in oregon have been ordered to evacuate and the residents of its largest city portland have been told to get ready to get out not everyone is listening i would have been driving up and down the road. with the flames on one side of me. i don't know i've bee

a number of cougars have been spotted strolling through the suburbs of the chilean capital, santiago.d the cougars, who have been searching for food after years of drought in the andes. local zoo workers captured one cougar that became trapped in a neighbourhood garden. it was released back into the wild after a medical. uncle ben's rice is being renamed in the us because of concerns about racial stereotyping. it will become ben's original, and the 70—year—old brand image of an elderly african—american black man often wearing a bowtie will be dropped. that menus again, the family of breonna taylor, the black medical worker shot dead by police in her home in louisville, kentucky have expressed their anger that no—one is to be charged with her killing. one officer is to be prosecuted for a lesser offence because some of his bullets went into enable's property. her death in march, she was 26, has had more fuel to widespread protests and we understand one police officer has been shot in louisville in the protest tonight but no details on his condition or anymore details that at the moment

head has traditionally been from latin america the sea and human has reaction from china's capital santiago. the election of president donald trump's nominee to run the id be latin america's most important financing institution has divided the region and angered many countries who say that the white house has violated 60 years of tradition when it was founded in 1959 u.s. president dwight d. eisenhower promised it would always be led by a latin american and it always has until now president trump wants a trusted adviser. tony to help offset chinese economic influence in the region just as latin america is projected to suffer the worst economic impact from the pandemic of any region in the world that people know about me is that they can knock on my door with agreement or disagreement on very honest i'm very straightforward not shot. but many countries including u.s. allies like chile called for the vote to be perspire and until after the pandemic a euphemism for after the us election yet in the end the white house one albeit without the usual consensus former chilean foreign minister and am

newman has more from santiago chile. well everything about this has to do with the upcoming parliamentary elections which are due to be held in december the opposition to a lawyer who was recognized as the interim president by over 50 countries has announced that he and most of his supporters will boycott that election and he has called on all of the opposition parties to join him in a united front to do that so clearly the response from president model is to make one is to agree to one of the main demands of the opposition and as long been one and that is the release of the political prisoners however this is not enough to convince certainly why the law and probably many of the other opposition parties to to actually take part in this election which is incredibly important for president legal last mughal he needs it so that he could it could be recognized as legitimate there's no point in having an election that you win but with no opponents taking part so that is what this is about even even russia and china are pressu

forces against the spanish position near santiago dig cuba, the second largest city in cuba. this was a climactic decisive charge and he claimed he was the guy leading the way. and account that nobody really embraced. nonetheless, it is emblematic of his tendency to exaggerate. his embrace of hyperbole. he was pompous this guy, james creelman. one of his specialties was interviewing prominent people. the pope, heads of state, european royalty, and in these interviews, these write-ups were not q and a. it was a long and lengthy account of the interview in which creelman will talk more about himself than the subjects of his interview. in 1897, january of 1897, when this exchange between remington and hearst would have taken place, creelman is not with remington. he is not with hearst in new york city. creelman is in spain. he is in madrid on assignment for the new york journal. that tells us that he could not have learned about this purported exchange of telegrams firsthand. that he only knew about it second hand or that he made it up. that he exaggerated this account. it reall

santiago sus compaÑeros dice que caminar 25 millas diarias no se compara con el sacrificio que estosunos artistas los han acompaÑado en ciertos tramos. ahora santiago nieto pide a mÁs figuras pÚblicas que se unan a esta causa. >> en algÚn momento las verduras de los campesinos estaban en sus mesas. reportero: pueden encontrar mÁs informaciÓn sobre cómo ayudar en la pÁgina cfs fundaciÓn.org karla: una maravillosa labor, gracias por mostrarnos la labor que este grupo estÁ haciendo de apoyar a hombres y mujeres inmigrantes que todos los dÍas se levanta temprano para ir a estos campos. una pieza clave en esta economÍa. cabe resaltar que a travÉs de la pandemia se han convertido nuestros hÉroes. desde aquÍ se lo agradecemos de todo corazÓn. si pueden ayudar a este grupo tiene la informaciÓn que les dio para apoyar a este grupo de caminantes. lÍcitamente nos quedamos en california porque en los Ángeles entrevistamos al productor y director del documental que muestra desde adentro lo que sucede con una caravana migrante a la que el gobierno de estados unidos echo gases lacrimÓgenos. todo lo

>> santiago calatrava: i believe you see that you do not need to be an architect, or know a lot abouthe history of architecture, to feel architecture. it's like music or something like that. you just have to open your heart. >> pelley: for st. nicholas, in manhattan, his inspiration came from the hagia sophia, the former orthodox church in istanbul. inside, calatrava sketched an icon of mary. and he thought, since she carried christ, her body was a church. >> calatrava: so there, herself becomes a kind of temple, isn't it? containing something that, according to the orthodox faith, you know, is almost uncontainable, you know? which is the idea of god. >> pelley: the vestments of the new st. nicholas will be white marble, crowned with a translucent dome. at night, it will be a beacon. >> calatrava: light. very important. >> pelley: why is the light very important? >> calatrava: you know, light, in my eyes, is to architecture what sound is to music. ( monks chanting ) >> pelley: light-- candle light-- illuminated the easter celebration on our visit to mount athos in 2018. ( monks chanti

. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> profesionalmente yo he estado grabando un show que se llama santiago, esta pandemiatÚ como maÁa sabes que tenemos que tenerlos ocupados, dicen que el ocio es la madre de todos los vicios, si los chicos estÁn entretenidos en lo que les gusta hacer. >> y no tienen ningÚn otro vicio y asÍ no buscan en otros lugares cosas que pueden encontrar en esos deportes. >> ellas son dos grandes actrices, tÚ las conoces, aquÍ llegarÁn a contarnos cÓmo sus personajes en la nueva temporada de falsa identidad nos mantendrÁn a todos pegados al televisor. me encantan, dos tremendas actrices que estarÁn en esta nueva versiÓn de enemigo Íntimo. >> estÁ tremendo, esta tremendo. >> para darle sabor a nuestra maÑana, hay invitados en la cocina, el chef santiago, adelante, que nos vas a preparar el dÍa de hoy? algo rico y delicioso. >> buen dÍa, chicas, cÓmo estÁn, aquÍ desde argentina, tengo algo rico y delicioso. un superbueno, argentino, estoy hablando de un flan clÁsico. con dulce de leche, con crema, es una preparaciÓn que aquÍ en argentina se come muchÍsimo y tiene pocos ingredientes, a

a lot of beaches will be closed including ones in pacifica and santiago krud coua cruz county. >>> and number four, hair salons in alameda county can finally get back to cutting indoors. >>> and number five, classrooms will be opening on tuesday in 3 marin county to special needs students. >>> and number six, we'll check out a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is going to be pretty light today, a lot of people off for the holiday weekend getting a head start. >>> and number seven, mandatory evacuation orders have been theczu lightning complex has on. burned more than 86,000 >>> facebook is going to pay users to quit the app ahead of the election so it can study the platform's impact on politics. that is according to the "washington post." as part of the outside study, the company will pay facebook and instagram users up to 20 bucks a week to keep their accounts deactivated between now and december. the company expects up to 400,000 people to participate. >>> and new developments for a family that became a viral sensation showing how difficult distance learning can be. and now

rain really stretching through central areas up towards the north and the west so when it comes to santiago it will cool off by friday the cloud is them back in the full cost me $1.00 in rio on friday it warms up the show is clear and then we have more in the way. sunshine central america it's a fairly quiet picture we have also heavy downpours like you keep what we're really watching calls is this this is tropical storm be set now we've got winds at about 6575 kilometers an hour but it is moving very very slowly for the next couple of days it's going to continue to impact coastal areas of texas louisiana and eventually it should come on shore but meanwhile will still more of those showers and thunderstorms across areas of mexico and again some heavier downpours across into cuba so there is the to choose a also watching saturday this hurricane we've got winds about 160 kilometers an hour that is set to make landfall in newfoundland as we head wednesday into thursday. global community we are out of this conversation elbow. crazy stuff that looks like be part of the debate you can jump into t

but the show is still there and nevertheless 17 celsius the high and i want to say arista 13 for santiago 3. in some rather wet weather too just around the western side of the amazon should be a little wetter than this actually across the northern parts of brazil showers there further north the heaviest of the showers going to be n.c. central areas of the caribbean some big downpours on the cards there for jamaica full cuba maybe you'll see into haiti central america also seeing that usual rash of showers the showers pushing all the way up towards mexico's we go on through choose to you can see how out west where the pulls away from to make it all the cuba does stay rather disturbed east non's on the other hand lastly fine and dry meanwhile into the u.s. we've got some cloud and rain pushing across the northern plains wetter weather sinking further southwards out of the mountain states and turning bitterly cold for colorado. after 2 years in office has the pakistani prime minister delivered on his promises of freedom of speech it's now being curtailed under your watch mr prime minister. w