tamara: la fecha lÍmite para declarar impuesto es hasta 15 de abril.rios en el condado de contra costa, que maÑana serÁ el proceso para solicitar uno subbecciÓn. >> Éstas becas son especÍficas para negocios en el andador de costa contra. paula: el fundo repartirÁ 5 millones de dÓlares y se estima que en ese cuadrado el mÁs de 600 comercios con menos de 20 estado, para mÁs informaciÓn la pÁgina web que ve en pantalla. el abogado del condado de santa clara informÓ que la decisiÓn de la corte de apelaciones, es imparcial y busca prevenir que aumenten los contagios de coronavirus, muchos en nuestra comunidad estÁn ansiosos por reunirse dentro de los templos. es importante mantenernos seguros y hacer todo para controlar la pandemia. nuestro equipo de noticias ha intentado comunicarse con las autoridades eucarÍsticas del condado de santa clara, pero eso ahora no hemos obtenido respuestas. ahora hablamos con el padre moisÉs angulo. padre, cuÉntenos si este miÉrcoles de cenizas la celebraciÓn se harÁ dentro o fuera de la iglesia. moisÉs: gracias a dios nos han

tamara, noticias "univisiÓn 14".demia miles de ecuatorianosacudieron a las urnas para elegir a quiÉn se convertirÁ en su prÓximo presidente . ya volvemos. elena: durante este fin de semana disfrutamos de condiciones secas, pero a final de la prÓxima semana regresan las lluvias nuevamente al Área de la bahÍa y veremos cuÁntos serÁn los acumulados. ♪ ♪ tenemos el poder de aprovechar la abundancia de energía solar y eólica de california. pero no está disponible todo el día. usa menos energía de 4 de la tarde a 9 de la noche para una california más limpia. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ paola: 6:15. ecuador se llevÓ a cabo las elecciones presidenciales en las que el candidato de izquierdaquien ha recibido el apoyo del expresidente rafael correa y guillermo laso de derecha irÁn a la segunda vuelta electoral programada para el 11 de abril. ha pasado un aÑo desde que comenzÓ la pandemia, el impacto los menores desde diferentes Áreas, por supuestos una de ellas la salud hasta la mental ha sido fuerte. maribel lÓpez hablÓ con una psicÓloga para

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tamara, noticias "univisiÓn 14".e haber cambio para el fin de semana. con estas imÁgenes en vivo del puente vamos a pasar con suheily lopez belÉn que nos tiene una delante del tiempo. suheily: ramÓn, gracias. buenas tardes. condiciones ventosas estarÁn dominando la bahÍa de san francisco este prÓximo sÁbado. hoy viernes los vientos mÁs fuertes han estado concentrando la regiÓn costera donde hemos tenido rÁfaga de 30 millas por hora en los condados marÍn en la zona de sonoma, san francisco en donde tuvimos una rÁfaga mÁxima de 37 millas por hora. fÍjese en su pronÓstico extendido por las temperaturas estarÁn cerca de los 65° este prÓximo sÁbado. con esas condiciones se pueden sentir mÁs bajas de lo usual. si estarÁ en el exterior lleve ese chamarra en donde ya eventualmente para lo que serÍa el dÍa domingo parcialmente nublado. ese cielo nos estarÁ acompaÑando con temperaturas mÁximas muy cerca de los 70. los vientos estarÁn aumentando en el interior de la bahÍa y ya para lo que serÍa el dÍa sÁbado. regiones como oakl

tamara mino con la informaciÓn.cuando no se estÉ practicando en actividad, entrenadores y expectadores deben tener la mascarilla puesta, no relacionarse con miembros de otras familias, limitar las actividades a la capacidad mÍnima de lugar. la actividad fÍsica promueve la tÍa fÍsica y mental y reduce el estrÉs. expertos dicen que puede resultar difÍcil para niÑos y adolescentes retomar la actividad fÍsica. >> viene con 1 $ extra para niÑos y adolescentes, no se van a sentir totalmente libres para entrar ellos en 1 actividad para liberar el estrÉs, con 1 poco de estrÉs para ellos. >> tras varios meses de cuarentena los cambios podrÍan generar mÁs ansiedad. >> entran ellos con cierto nivel de vigilancia, asegurarse que no se acerquÉ mucho, entonces padres y entrenadores que puedan preparar a los niÑos. tamara: ¿que recomendaciÓn se le da a padres y entrenadores de niÑos con habilidades especiales? >> paciencia y repeticiÓn, repeticiÓn y repeticiÓn. hay que tener paciencia y compasiÓn. tamara: contactamos arios contado

tamara amino, nos explica. quienes sean elegibles tengan acceso a las vacunas, varias compaÑÍas de transporte pÚblico presenciales gratuitos a las personas que residen en Áreas afectadas por la pandemia. segÚn el portavoz de la agencia, ha creado un mapa interactivo en su pÁgina web, que muestra todos los setos de vacunaciÓn hasta dÓnde ofrecen los servicios gratuitos. en los buses tambiÉn se implementado protocolos de salud para reducir el riesgo de impacto, por ejemplo, tener seis pies de distancia en los asientos. tendrÁn una estaciÓn que tendrÁ gel antibacterial y mascarilla, para aquellos pasajeros que la necesiten. han implementado una barrera de plÁstico, para asesorarse que el contacto entre el conductor y pasajeros sea mÍnimo. de 8:00 de la maÑana 6:00 de la tarde, no requiere prueba de que tiene cita para vacunaciÓn. presentando la tarjeta de vacunaciÓn como comprobante, en san francisco se ofrece el mismo servicio los siete dÍas de la semana. en el este de la bahÍa, lo podrÁ llevar hasta centros de v

tamara: tras conocer esta noticia, que lÍderes catÓlicos manifestaron descontento con la decisiÓn demomento, tenemos que cumplir lo que dice el protocolo. tamara: el condado de santa clara habÍa tenido que ceder ante la voluntad de la corte suprema y permitir la reanudaciÓn de las misas a puerta cerrada. evitÓ que california siguiera prohibiendo los servicios religiosos al interior de las iglesias. paola: para mÁs detalles sobre la prohibiciÓn de ceremonias al interior de templos, descarga nuestra aplicaciÓn de noticias. nos encuentra como Única visionaria de la bahÍa. de lo que estÁ pasando con el distrito escolar que determinÓ enviar a los estudiantes de regreso a las aulas, pero el plan de reapertura del distrito depende de que el condado pueda moverse en el nivel pÚrpura al nivel rojo una opciÓn que podrÍa hacer un plan hÍbrido para los estudiantes. el resto de la semana tendrÍan clases en lÍnea. el alcalde de san josÉ recordÓ que existen recursos para pequeÑos negocios afectados duramente por la pandemia. instÓ a los residentes de la ciudad a comprar en negocios locales. marÍa a

tamara: equidad en el acceso de las vacunas del coronavirus.ntagios por cada 100,000 habitantes. [hablan en inglÉs] mientras que la poblaciÓn hispana representa un 25% de la poblaciÓn total en el condado, ese mismo sector cuenta con mÁs del 51% de los casos registrados en todo el condado. el condado dice estar preparado para establecer un centro de vacunaciÓn masiva que trabaje de la mano con el gobierno federal, para vacunar a miembros de las comunidades vulnerables que en muchos casos no tienen acceso a un dispositivo mÓvil, no sabe leer o escribir inglÉs, se les hace difÍcil agendar una cita. >> es importante tener un sitio de la comunidad que sea accesible para nuestra gente. tamara: la poblaciÓn hispana tiene perspectivas diferentes en cuanto al vacunaciÓn. por un lado, la minorÍa que no tiene acceso a una computadora, un telÉfono, no saben leer o escribir, por otro lado estÁn los que tienen acceso a todo esto, pero tienen temor de vacunarse. ¿quÉ le dice esas personas? >> mi pregunta es por quÉ no se quedan vacunar, para aclarar las dudas

tamara: noticias "univisiÓn 14".as. despuÉs de unde dÍas de cielos despejados en algunas ciudades en nuestra zona, al parecer vienen cambios el fin de semana. mientras vemos estas imÁgenes con saludo a suheily lopez. suheily lopez: gracias y las noches. el paso de un dÉbil frente frÍo nos acompaÑa. asÍ que la posibilidad de lluvia continuara incrementando durante las prÓximas horas. ese sistema no trae precipitaciones importantes a nuestra Área de cobertura. no se preocupe por actividad de lluvia prolongada. serÁn aguaceros de leves a moderados y cerca de las 5:30 de la maÑana es el periodo mÁs ivo que esperamos en nuestra Área de cobertura. aguaceros que continÚa moviÉndose hacia el este de la bahÍa a eso de las 8:30 de la maÑana y continuando lo que es el sur de la bahÍa en las primeras horas de la tarde del viernes. ya eventualmente luego de las 3:00 de la tarde comenzamos a detectar cÓmo todas las Áreas se van alejando de nuestra Área de cobertura la noche del viernes era tranquila, pero el sÁbado en la madrugada

here now is amy walter of the "cook political report," and tamara keith of n.p.r.ood to see you. amy, we've had 46 presidents of the united states, and only one of them has been impeached twice, and only one had to go through a trial when he was out of office. so donald trump has made history in every which way here. but in the end, after this trial that ended over the weekend in an acquittal, where are we? >> right. and where is the republican party? this seems tob the question that we continue to grapple with, or have been grappling with really since 2015, judy, when it seemed that so many times during trump's first campaign, during his time as president, that the party was going to break up over donald trump. and yet when all is said and done, the party continues to rally around him. and in this case, on the vote over the weekend to convict the president was no different. in some ways, as you said, this was an historic moment, the most bipartisan impeachment ever in american history, and that is quite remarkable. and, yet, at the same time, it doesn't tell us an

tamara a nos explica. >> la recomendaciÓn serÍa presentar su declaraciÓn lo mÁs pronto posible, muchase van a beneficiar sobre todo a personas que no tiene un seguro social que tienen un nÚmero de itin, pero que ahora ya podrÁn recibir crÉditos. reportera: a medida que los contribuyentes se preparan para presentar la declaraciÓn de impuestos del aÑo 2020, los expertos piden recopilar los ingresos requeridos. >> si la persona tiene duda debe ir con un preparador de impuesto, un profesional que se reconocido en su Área. hay muchos retos disponibles, pero es importante que el contribuyente se represente baile con una persona que sea profesional, para que esto no les traiga problemas en el futuro. reportera: recomienda mencionar si tuvo cobertura mÉdica. >> el gobierno federal ha mencionado que no va a penalizar a los contribuyentes si no la tuvieron, pero el estado de california quizÁs si vaya poner alguna multa. reportera: debe declarar si recibiÓ uno o los dos cheques de estÍmulo econÓmico. >> es importante que se lo mencione a su preparador de impuesto, porque sin algÚn momento este co

and tamara keith of npr. hello to both of you. good to see you. let's talk about this meeting.ficant that the president is having his first in person meeting, not with democrats but with republicans? amy: it says that president biden is serious about the promises he made on the campaign trail. not just lower the temperature but actually to try to work across the aisle. thus far, we are two weeks into this administration, but there was a recent pullout today that showed that 55% of americans believe joe biden is doing just that, focused more on unifying the country then being divisive. so, he is already getting some plaudits for that. the challenge right now, as a candidate, he also made promises on a number of progressive policies. those are not policies that republicans are going to support. balancing those two things can also be a challenge. right now, the question is, is there a middle ground between the one $9 trillion that the biden administration put forward and a much smaller republican package. that seems very difficult to find a place in the middle and all the language

tamara amino, noticias univisiÓn 14.o a que el centro luce con muy poca gente, casi vacÍo. invitan a mayores de 65 aÑos a registrarse a travÉs de la pÁgina web. mientras tanto el condado alameda ingresÓ a la fase 1b de vacunaciÓn, esto incluye personas mayores de 55 aÑos y trabajadores esenciales del educaciÓn, cuidados de niÑos, servicios de emergencia, y agricultura. las personas elegibles puede pedir una cita. los sindicatos que representan al distrito escolar de san francisco, anunciaron un amparo para abrir las escuelas pÚblicas. el acuerdo se presentarÁ en la junta local, tendrÁ una predisposiciÓn significativa para un regreso a clases en ese distrito escolar. hablamos con un superintendente del distrito escolar, quien nos dice cuÁl es son los siguientes pasos en las recomendaciones. [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] paola: menciona que continuarÁn las conversaciones para evaluar cÓmo se trabaja en este momento para los escenarios, en caso de que los estudiantes regresen a las clases. el superintendente agregÓ qu

. >> my point was in 2017 when paul came in and you came in and tamara was there and the epa was fine and functioning for the three years and then in 2020,there's an additional chief for the department . rather, we didn't know covid was (us even if the caseloads are standing, the number and work forinvestigators low-level attorneys or nonmanagement attorneys , then i guess my thought, it would bethat's where you invest the money in and build that . not obtaining another chief to run a department that's being run by 2017. >> i hear what you're saying but part ofthe problem is some of the things that are expanding our management level work . serious incident review discipline board, may stuff, all the executive level work requires both time and proper staffing for us again, the backdrop of all of these things that have been expanded over the past few years is also taking place while the caseloads are also going to so it's not like there have been expansion across the board and you know, that expansion was taking place was while i still had the cheese that i had with the policy team that

that's amy walter of "the cook political report" and tamara keitof npr. hello to both of you.day in february, good to see you. let's talk about this meeting. amy, how significant is it that the president is having his first in-person meeting not with democrats but with republicans. what does that say? >> amy: well, it says that president biden is serious about the promises he made on the campaign trail, as you pointed out, judy, not to just lower the tonight but to try to work across the aisle. thus far, and we'ronly two weeks into this administration, but there is recent poll out today, the maris college poll, that showed that 55% of americans believe that joe biden is doing just that, is focused more on unifying the country than being divisive. so he is already getting some plaudets for that. the challenge is he is a candidate -- as a candidate, he also made promises on a number of progressive policies. those are not policies that republicans are going to support. so balancing those two things is always going to be a challenge. it looks like right now the question is: is the

amy walter and tamara keith. >> you're welcome. judy: thank you all three.s from the white house, remembering 500,000 we have lost just moments ago. and that is "the newshour" for tonight. i'm judy road rough. join us online and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the "pbs newshour" please stay safe. we'll see you soon. >> major funding for "pbs newshour" has been provided by -- >> consumer cellular. johnson & johnson. bnsf railway. the kendeda fund. committed to advancing restorive justice and meaningful worg work throughnvestments in transformative leaders and ideas. more at kendedafund.org. ♪ >> the alfred p. sloan foundation, driven by the promise of great ideas. >> supported by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org. and with the ongoing support of these institutions. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> this is "pbs news

tamara nos explica. >> fue asÍ como el gobernador gavin newson convirtiÓ en ley otorgar ayuda a milesa oferta perdonando el 20% restante. de no aceptar el inquilino recibir el 20 y 5% para ayudar a saldar la deuda de que tendrÁ que completar de pagar antes del 1 de julio. >> la meta es que el inquilino estÉ protegido de un desalojo por falta de pago y tambiÉn de que el dueÑo pueda recuperar parte de esas pÉrdidas, verdad ? y que el inquilino salga de esto sin un en la gran deuda que les va a afectar por aÑos.ç >> gavin newson espera que los fondos se han aprobado antes del 15 de marzo. sin embargo, aun se desconoce cÓmo se podrÁ hacer la solicitud y cÓmo serÁ distribuido el dinero. lo que sÍ es cierto que para ser elegible el inquilino debe pagar el 25% de su renta mensual durante los prÓximos cinco meses.esta iniciativa ha sido aplaudida por legisladores esta tarde. sin embargo, ustedes como organizaciÓn que vela por los derechos cree que no es suficiente. quÉ se debe y quÉ le falta estÁ ley ? >> mÁs que nada queremos que los dueÑos estÁn obligados a participar en este programa. nos

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and tamara keith of npr. of npr, thanks so much for being here, ladies.start with you. as the report laid out the gop war continues to deepen. this weekend former president trump is going to be delivering his first speech since leaving the white house. what do you think-- how do you think the decisions that he makes going forward in this speech are going to impact the gop on a national and local level. >> well, that's a really good question. and i think none of us are will know the impact that donald trump is going to continue to have. it's only been a month since joe biden has been president. and obviously so much of the focus of the first month of the biden administration was on something that was very personal which of course was impeachment. the personal to donald trump and personal to those who support him. what does he do in the weeks and months leang up to the mid-term election? he's got a lot of money in the bank. but as a candidate, he didn't intend t spend much of that money on anything but his own candidacy. he is not particularly interested in

amy walter, tamara keith, politics monday.h. >> woodruff: veteran quarterback tom brady notched his 7th superbowl win last night, a record, this time at the helm of the tampa bay buccaneers. the accolades for brady and teammates seem familiar by now. but as jeffrey brown reports, while millions tuned in for what has become an american tradition, there were reminders everywhere that it was a game, and a year, unlike any other. >> brown: whether it was the fewer fans and cut-out photos of others, or the adshat were all over the place on addressing or not addressing current events, the fact that, yes, there was a game even amid the pandemic, this was a super bowl that in some ways captured our strange moment. william rhoden, writer at the sports and culture website, "the undefeated," was there and joins us now. thanks for joining us again, so you wrote in a colume today about the difference a year brings, did last night feel real or surreal from where you are sat? >> surreal by a long shot. i have covered a lot of these. and yest

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paola: gracias, tamara. puede llamar al 211 para saber si puede recibir una cita.ntes con necesidades especiales a partir del 22 de febrero. esto quiere decir que algunos dÍas estos alumnos podrÁn ir a clases en persona y otros dÍas pueden quedarse en casa. mientras tanto, la gran mayorÍa de los alumnos seguirÁn con clases a distancia. mientras tanto, en san francisco el abogado de la ciudadpresento oficialmente una demanda contra la junta educativa de esta localidad con el fin de que reabran las aulas lo antes posible. segÚn la demanda, la decisiÓn de parte de la junta educativa de mantener vigente la educaciÓn en lÍnea resulten discriminaciÓn de algunos estudiantes basado en el ingreso econÓmico. cada dÍa nuevos cambios en el plan de distribuciÓn de vacunas y la reapertura de escuelas. nuestro equipo trabaja sin parar para actualizar toda esta informaciÓn. a travÉs de nuestra aplicaciÓn "univisiÓn Área de la bahÍa". descÁrgala. como nos dieron nuestra metro logrado y tuvimos una tarde soleada en varias ciudades del Área de la bahÍa. mientras vemos este atardecer

dan and tamara today's guest is yasu here. he hires he good morning to work at he's busy grocery store. in the war. so all nanda got done discuss always me staying at that a small percentage i cannot walk on this you know and i'm going to quit that i mean that i put it through you i got. nothing to her is proud of his mother and her radio program which breaks the stigma many if you go maury feel could i you basically. walk out of. oh you want to tell them to cost ultimate thinking on your own and i take it and must atos relationship with his mother has improved a moment. total throughout our. sacre says she's not as strict these days with assad believing that may have been what triggered his social withdrawal he doing on how high. up going. to do you know a lot has a question that. many not just of them all on the. all of this much. among. the must. must of her began with drawing from society in high school japan has a word for. you to describe students who refused to attend class for more than 30 days a year and those who lea

workers like tamara who was worked for safeway for 29 years will get another $5 an hour. >> the stores are making a lot of money because people are coming in droves. i know we are well deserving of it. i know some folks -- there are some who think differently. >> the california grocer's association believes retailers will increase food prices to make up for the loss. san jose discussed a similar proposal last night. santa clara will vote later this month on a county wide mandate. >>> the white house said that it's sending a million doses of vaccine per week to select pharmacies across the country. cvs said it'll give the vaccine at 100 california locations, starting on february 11th. san francisco, sunnyvale and sonoma are all on the list. appointments are required. bookings will open as early as february 9th for those eligible under the state guidelines. be sure to check out the vaccine resource guide at kpix.com/vaccine. >>> the bay area seeing the first cases of a new strain specifically linked to northern california. in addition to the uk strain that forced tough lockdowns. there a

but his chief researcher, his daughter, tamara, stepped in to carry his work across the finish line.d some other payne family members to discuss the importance of this biography and why les payne was the only man who could have written it. he was a postcard writer. >> he was a letter writer. >> reporter: touring the schaumburg center for research in harlem last month -- >> this is his notebook -- >> reporter: tamara payne and i are among the first inside an exhibit that includes the personal mementos of malcolm x. >> he kept a journal during all of his times and traveling. >> reporter: they're great sources for you. >> exactly. >> reporter: those writings and interviews from friends and family shaped "the dead are rising," the book she co-wrote with her late father, journalist les payne. you have alex haley's autobiogr autobiography. you have a pulitzer prize-winning book by a columbia homeowner. what does les payne's book tell us that those didn't? hers his other siblings, malcolm becomes even more alive. >> we must be prepared to defend ourselves, or we will continue to be a defens

3rd south american health minister to resign following similar scandals brazilian president jebel tamara's threatened to pull emergency aid for any state's re-introducing lockdowns he says any governor who destroys jobs won't receive support from the central government of tomorrow has often dismissed the virus as a little flu even a quarter of a 1000000 people died there. yemen's government is appealing for an end to fighting in marriage province to avoid a humanitarian crisis tens of thousands of internally displaced people are encircled in the fiercest fighting since who the rebels launched an offensive 3 weeks ago myanmar's military has fired the country's ambassador to the u.n. after he made a defiant appeal to the general assembly on friday he urged the international community to use any means necessary to restore civilian rule so those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after listening post statement concert by phone. what should americans be thinking and doing right now it should be a bad idea they don't care about their work is all they care about is making mon

one the organization has rescued thousands of girls from early marriage income a rude 49 yo i said tamara is the head in 2019 she wondered 1st one bill price for activism. 2 nickles with all the consequences that come with forced marriages it's important that we fight to make sure no girl goes through that practice. let's be clear sending a girl child to an early marriage is simply a very bad thing to do. to your oh my dear i too well what an early marriage to mean now she too has joined the fight to educate people about the risk and guess melissa. which house the take care of our 2 children from on this i am now joined by. head of africa engagement of girls not bra it's the global partnerships and child marriage hello and welcome you bet so how serious is the issue of forced child might reach across africa. thanks eddie and hello to you too it's a very serious issue we have over 650000000 women alike who are married before they turned 18 in africa the problem is that you face a cent so therefore something that we really need to address and need to address. so we understand that forced ma

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think it's going to stop start at the top and it doesn't you just have to look at how effective this tamara city was when it was also a promise you can be highly effective at the local level you know you need to yell and scream and get on your show and tell people lead with stories so they realize how disadvantaged people and you know it's not just that you know poor communities you know may have more interim diseases are on the front row and are a force of more than disease but we never taken the initiative it terms of having a proper housing for so their gender in this stuff scared as a much more what is the wires are all terrible tragic it's amazing how much covert has really uncovered so much in this country that many people were warning us about for a long time with our housing and with our issues with cafferty dr bob i want to thank you so much for coming on you're always a pleasure i would i'm certain you know. all right everybody about is our show for you today remember in this world we are definitely not told we are loved enough so i tell you all i love you i am tyrone interruption

. >> my point was in 2017 when paul came in and you came in and tamara was there and the epa was fine and functioning for the three years and then in 2020,there's an additional chief for the department . rather, we didn't know covid was (us even if the caseloads are standing, the number and work forinvestigators low-level attorneys or nonmanagement attorneys , then i guess my thought, it would bethat's where you invest the money in and build that . not obtaining another chief to run a department that's being run by 2017. >> i hear what you're saying but part ofthe problem is some of the things that are expanding our management level work . serious incident review discipline board, may stuff, all the executive level work requires both time and proper staffing for us again, the backdrop of all of these things that have been expanded over the past few years is also taking place while the caseloads are also going to so it's not like there have been expansion across the board and you know, that expansion was taking place was while i still had the cheese that i had with the policy team that

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. >> my point was in 2017 when paul came in and you came in and tamara was there and the epa was fine and functioning for the three years and then in 2020,there's an additional chief for the department . rather, we didn't know covid was (us even if the caseloads are standing, the number and work forinvestigators low-level attorneys or nonmanagement attorneys , then i guess my thought, it would bethat's where you invest the money in and build that . not obtaining another chief to run a department that's being run by 2017. >> i hear what you're saying but part ofthe problem is some of the things that are expanding our management level work . serious incident review discipline board, may stuff, all the executive level work requires both time and proper staffing for us again, the backdrop of all of these things that have been expanded over the past few years is also taking place while the caseloads are also going to so it's not like there have been expansion across the board and you know, that expansion was taking place was while i still had the cheese that i had with the policy team that

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moderator: all right, first up we will go to tamara keith with npr. reporter: thank you so much for taking my question. i appreciate it. and the question that i have is for carole johnson. as you say, there is this really big problem of a shortage of testing, and many experts say that the u.s. needs a lot of very inexpensive paper-strip antigen tests to finally provide enough testing. you've mentioned this money, but what else is being done? what are the steps that need to be taken to finally make that happen and, you know, make it so that schools potentially really could do screening testing? ms. johnson: yeah, thank you so much for that question. what we're doing today is trying to take what steps we can with the available resources that we have. but what we need to do is have the resources that are in the american rescue plan to really give us the opportunity to scale testing at the way we need to do it, and to build up not only the testing itself and the manufacturing capacity for the testing, but the testing services that make sure that testing i

tamara has a simple message for those who think covid-19 is only severe in the northern hemisphere, or in europe and the united states. >> [ inaudible ]. >> reporter: following her around in the southern malawi largest hospital where shifts are measured in days, not hours. >> this tent here is used to disinfect the dead bodies and i think that is one of the most traumatic things. we see people dead all of the time, but not like this. not at this rate. not this many people who were well just a week or two ago. so it can get quite brutal. >> reporter: in the last available space outside, plastic tents are being erected to handle this and future waves. these are the few extra resources. >> we have basics. we don't have fancy treatment. we can't vent late our patients. >> and there is no one else to step into the wards. just dr. perry and a fellow malawi doctor who have battled the virus because of a new south african variant is only getting worse. >> i don't remember feeling like this in the first wave. >> reporter: doctors without borders is fighting to get vaccines to malawi and at the

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i don't think you feel tamara because you feel as they come to know what i believe is a got too many more than imposed on it they're putting it on as. a saying duty for . one of us in the us. ok ok well this. what are the other fellow like to. the city of video is 40 kilometers away from the forest bassists the last stop for the children from the kenya they are sold by the parents to work in cocoa plantations the central bus station is where plan to spawn the. humanitarian accomplice will try to approach the traffickers pretending he's a cocoa from. the pentagon they set up the computer well you know the old do you believe it is very unusual for people to get economic ideas or through eyes closed to a lot of something while because of the assault 2nd. we hide the camera online and geo friend. at the station becomes across 2 tongues they are waiting for the children to iran from booking they can easily spot the most vulnerable who are willing to work for food only they also mention there is a man that the head of this traffic but you know you because you've got no name you got no i me

. >> tamara house committee, house panel will hear the first steps before it makes it to the house floorinto law until march. eric: that will delay those checks people look for them in their mailbox when they do come. thank you. arthel: david and eric were going to bring in jeff mason the white house correspondent for reuters. thank you for joining us as always and i want to start with the underground railroad, will funding for that flight? >> it depends if it gets past but it's an interesting story it seems kind of quaint to be talking about earmarks as a major controversy. it is a controversy and heels in comparison to the controversies we are normally talking about on your program but it's a shift in the shift that has been allowed by new senate majority leader charles schumer, chuck schumer bringing them back and it's correct to say that both sides are sometimes supported of earmarks and somebody covered john mccain's campaign in 2008 i certainly remember how oppose he was for them and they were out of the conversation for many years but now they are back. arthel: they are back and t

workers like tamara who worked for safeway in oakland for 29 years will now get another $5 an hour. >> the stores are making a lot of money because people are coming in droves. i no he that we are well deserving of it. i know that some folks think differently. >> the california association believes retailers will increase food prices to make up for the loss. >>> a new report shows the impact of the pandemic on california farm workers. the california institute for rural studies looked at more than 900 workers, their working conditions and financial strains. they are essential workers and many say they had to continue working throughout the pandemic with little access to testing and no pay raise. most of the farm workers have been working to provide food for our families but the same workers had to portion their food or struggle to bring food to their tables because of the lack of economic support. >> farm workers fall under phase1b in the vaccination plan. the state has started vaccinating that tier but with limited supply. >>> happening today the suspect involved in the violent attack

let's ta ke let's take a look first at tamara's papers. —— tomorrow's paper.ays the chancellor, rishi sunak, fears scientific advisers are "moving the goalposts" on the requirements for ending lockdown amid a growing split within the government over when to lift restrictions. the i marks the news that more than ten million people in the uk — 15% of the population — has now recieved a first dose of a coronavirus vaccine. the metro quotes england's chief medical officer saying "we are past the peak" of the pandemic. professor chris whitty hailed a continual steady decline in the death toll but warned infection rates remained incredibly high. according to the guardian, the nhs has been urged to rethink safety for thousands of frontline staff after new research found that coughing generated at least ten times more infectious "aerosol" particles than speaking or breathing. the daily mail says the prime minister is backing its campaign for a statue of captain sir tom moore, who died aged 100 yesterday. and the times says consumers face higher prices on meat, cheese,

organization is restaurateur thousands of girls from early marriage in time a rude 49 year old i said tamara is the head. in 2019 she want to 1st one bill price for activism. with all the consequences that come with forced marriages it's important that we fight to make sure no girl goes through that practice. because let's be clear that sending a girl child to an early marriage is simply a very bad thing to do. pretty to your oh my dear as to what an early marriage to mean now she too has joined the fight to educate people about the risk. we shall start to care of our 2 children from on this i am now joined by the qatari mumble here head of africa is men's are girls not bra it's the global partnerships and child marriage hello and welcome you bet so how serious is the issue of forced child marriage across africa thanks eddie and hello to you too it's a very serious issue we have over 650000000 women alike who are married before they turned 18 in africa the problem is a 35 percent so therefore something that we really need to address and need to address as soon as possible. so we understand t

tamara, thank you. >>> our "etf spotlight."rgest holding, walmart under significant pressure shares falling after they posted earnings below street expectations and warned sales growth could slow in the other year after e-commerce sales sow a 69% spike during the pandemic. shares currently trading down about 5.6% ceo doug mcmillian will join cnbc next hour with courtney reagan on "squawk alley. a big show still ahead don't go anywhere. wereacinwo a bk t you packed a record 1.1 trillion transistors into this chip. i invested in invesco qqq. a fund that invests in the innovators of the nasdaq 100, like you. become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq. ♪♪ shares currently trading down shares currently trading down hn resurface discussions of taxing the wealthy. ylan mui has the discussion. >> it boils down to this feeling you can make a lot of money on wall street without having to play by the rules. so one way to address that is to just get better about enforcing the laws that are already on the books. today democratic congres