you own the result yourself. >> reporter: tang knows that timing is key. had hoped to have the test on the market by now. but as a scientist, he also knows the importance of getting it right. >> it's not an instant gratification approach you can take to develop a new product. the science takes time to happen. >> reporter: he showed us their hiv test, which is very similar to the covid test they've gopped. >> so, it means you can test yourself anywhere any time under any circumstance to get your result. >> you don't need to call your doctor and ask for them to write your a prescription. >> ultimately we're hoping this leads to people empowering themselves to find out more about themselves. >> what if your test is not 100% sensitive? what if it's something a little less than that? is it still helpful? >> the test will be helpful, and the reason is because you allow people to be tested more frequently. real time information, even if it's a little bit less precise, is more important than very precise information that you get infrequently. >> the company is aim

crewmen had to master a complex tang he will of rigging, memorizing more than 50 ropes to handle sixking sails. even to the ship's officers, experienced, square-rigged men to sail the cranky 7th century bark meant learning a lost art. a tiny craft to brave the broad a plenty, she's only 90 feet long, 20 feet at her widest. her namesake sailed with 125 passengers and crew. these modern seafarers have added advantages, a perfected radio, active charts, and perhaps most important, knowledge of winds and currents. the pilgrims headed for virginia and wound up at cape cod. the captain set his sails due south with the trade winds. but in many ways, the ship's company lived and worked 17th century style. even on a small ship, that means lots of work. the diet was largely lime juice and salt beef, old-time nautical staples. their solid but motonotonous me included fresh greens every day. salt beef and greens all the way without an epidemic of seasickness. that's some kind of record right there. for 16 days, the mayflower ran southwest from england, with a steady wind and smooth seas, a high

kids, the little tanglets. [ laughter ] >> seth: now, it should be noted, the tang is >> it is a -- i leaving out amy poehler. >> seth: that's a pretty good group of people. >> i mean, it's the funnest. i don't know what i would -- the funnest. i don't know would what i would do without it. [ laughter ] i would not get through this like turd hoagie that is 2020 without the tang. >> seth: the funnest there you are being brechtian again. >> oh, so brechtian. he was so withering when he said that, i was like, "can i kill myself?" [ laughter ] >> seth: i remember you and amy at the read-through table were close enough that you could pass notes. >> yes >> seth: i was right next to dratch dratch and i were note sharers >> yes >> seth: and it was a great gift because those were the most stressful times of the week. >> oh my god, horrible >> seth: how was -- were your note passing days with poehler wonderful? >> oh, my god, they were so -- well you know, like, constantly - also, seth, next time i'm on, or maybe at my funeral when you're speaking at my funeral, i'll read what you -- cause we

this is deja news live from europe kicks off its mass vaccination program to against covert 9 tang's a 101 year old woman is the 1st person in germany to get the shots as an unprecedented immunize action campaign gets underway across the news also on the program people in the central african republic heading to the polls today to vote for a new president and comments in an election overshadowed by violence.

so as well as a homeboy tang and lucas hand us in a phase where things aren't going like clockwork. and we're having to really push ourselves as mama want to see her leaving in all competitions, which is why we're off home, perhaps looking a bit worse for wear, but with a smile on our faces. they can often look knowledge. and with dortmund dropping points, it was byron with the last laugh. but they're not their only pursuers. of course. thanks. every title challenge unaids a world class striker. but at the lights he can still waiting for new signing, alexander solo, to make his mark. thankfully they have a left back in angelino who has taken on the goal scoring responsibility. lowly deal fell where his next victim the spaniard is like 6 top scorer this season. it was 6 goals already. and no wonder, given his tendency to bust forward at every option. after the bright lights expressing forced a 2nd break through old clothes, still possession and set up christopher uncouth to make it true. you know, my feel it felt making it too easy for life. so i looked then with a big chance to scor

. >> reporter: stephen tang is the c.e.o.es, a bio-tech company that producing diagnostic tests you can do at home. as millions of americans lost their jobs last spring, orasure started hiring. and you've had to keep all of this open all through the pandemic? >> that's right. we've added more people, too. >> reporter: orasure pioneered the first over-the-counter h.i.v. test kit which gives a positive or negative to a user in just minutes. it is sold everywhere, from wal-mart to c.v.s. >> our experience in looking at pandemic, particularly h.i.v., around the world, where the only way to test people was to develop a self-test, seemed to be ultimately the right answer for this pandemic. we can't have people circulating in public waiting to get tested. the best way to test people is have the ability for anybody, anywhere, any time to test themselves. >> reporter: the at-home h.i.v. test was a big secretary for a small, scrappy company, based far away from the traditional centers of innovation. >> i know the community well here in

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. >> that's michael tang from the college of medicine. to see the complete interview and more, check it out. channel 185 on xfinty cable or any time on lx.com. >>> now to our something good. a family in pleasanton has set up a giving tree right in front of their house to help children in need this holiday season. the decorated tree has a sign asking if anyone knows a child in need to fill out a form and add it to the tree, simple enough. neighbors are encouraged to take those forms and shop for a gift. this family usually adopts a family or child from the giving tree where their own children attend school. this year, with school being virtual. they decided to take the spirit of giving into their own hands. >> one of our favorite quotes is there are angels among us, so be one. we just wanted to take part in doing something for the community. so we just -- when we got our tree inside, we decided to get one more and put it in the front so people walk by or drive by and have an opportunity to put something for themselves or a child in need th

with injury worries for harvey martinez and the man he replaced content only so as well as a homeboy tang and lucas hand us in a phase where things aren't going like clockwork. and we're having to really push ourselves as was my aunt priscilla leaving in all competitions, which is why we're off home, perhaps looking a bit worse for wear, but with a smile on our faces and off the lip, nausea. and with dortmund dropping points, it was byron with the last laugh. but they're not their only pursuers. of course. thanks. every title challenge in a job world class striker. but a lot sicker, still waiting for the new signing alexander search to make his mark. thankfully they have a left back and julio, who has taken on the goal scoring responsibility and lowly bielefeld were his next to the spaniard is what he's top scorer this season with 6 goals already. and no wonder, given his tendency to push forward at every option after the bright lights expressing force, the 2nd breakthrough olmos stalled possession and set up christopher uncool could turn make it true. you know, my feeling fell, making it

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much for reporting from amsterdam now let's talk about this new mutated strain and bring in dr julian tang he's a clinical for all a just at the university of leicester he's joining us from leicester thanks very much for your time with us on the al-jazeera news hour so let's just break it down for a moment why is this strain this mutated strain reported to be 70 percent more infectious than the other strains of the virus. so there is a perimeter reported by the. team which suggests that this age you don't growth rate of 70 percent which suggests that if you look at say a 1000 samples from last month and a 1000 samples in this month's what i imagine they're doing is they're counting how many of those samples are positive contain this mutation and this mutation is increasing its presence in those positive samples over time and that's what that's where i think it is figure from because we haven't seen this data. are you concerned about its transmissive billeted i mean talk us through the method in which it's actually spread isn't spread is it an airborne a strain or is that people's behavior

when i spoke to its digital minister audrey tang back in may, taiwan's coronavirus death toll was seventhat death toll was still seven. after nearly 250 virus—free days, life in taiwan is thriving. parades, businesses, schools and universities have remained open and an economic boom has followed. the only new infections have been from incoming visitors. this near—unblemished record has been achieved by all communities within taiwan taking responsibility for themselves and when outbreaks do occur, finding their own solutions to get back on track. and as for the people who are found to have spread the virus, audrey says it was important they were able to be honest so the people that they have been in contact with could be properly traced. as a case in point, she told us the story of someone who did not initially want to admit who she had been in contact with. initially in the interview of the first day after she gets diagnosed with covid, says that she stays at home, did not meet anyone, she did not know why she would contract the virus. and on the second day, because of the interview — i

vulnerable very soon they are deserve need barker reporting live from london many thanks dave gillian tang is a consultant verona just at leicester royal infirmary he joins us now from leicester good to have you with us julia what do you make of this. yes i'm just speaking as a university of leicester special sciences girl it just here basically this is good news the prairie data shows good fixie and terrible safety for this vaccine but if there's any based on about one $100.00 to $200.00 participants results then only in normal times would you know it would wait for a phase street to be completed which would include thousands or tens of thousands. or dispense with the data so still early days that are the prospects are promising to what extent the british being used as guinea pigs here that well i think the mh ari has approved this very quickly that's true even before the f.d.a. and the year may. and i think they must have confidence in the effects of the safety data they've seen so far of course pfizer going to have published the most recent set of data so we've seen some early safety da

when i spoke to its digital minister audrey tang back in may, taiwan's coronavirus death toll was seveneath toll was still seven. after nearly 250 virus—free days, life in taiwan is thriving. parades, businesses, schools and universities have remained open and an economic boom has followed. the only new infections have been from incoming visitors. this near—unblemished record has been achieved by all communities within taiwan taking responsibility for themselves and when outbreaks do occur, finding their own solutions to get back on track. and as for the people who are found to have spread the virus, audrey says it was important they were able to be honest so the people they've been in contact with could be properly traced. as a case in point, she told us the story of someone who did not initially want to admit who she had been in contact with. initially, in the interview of the first day after she gets diagnosed with covid, says that she stays at home, didn't meet anyone, she didn't know why she would contract the virus. and on the second day, because of the interview — interviewer's s

to critically endangered around the tangs are back home in indonesia 3 years after they were taken by smugglers to thailand they are being kept for health checks before hopefully being released back into the wild between 2 and 3000 around the turns are killed every year mostly by poachers. a former french modeling agency and associates of the late years billionaire jeffrey epstein has been charged with sex crimes 70 voyage on liberal in there the who ran a modeling agency in paris has been in custody since his arrest earlier this week prosecutors statement says he's been charged with the rape of minors and sexual harassment. u.s. prosecutors are urging a federal judge to reject in the year 30000000 dollars bail deal for guillen maxwell the friend of jeffrey epstein has pleaded not guilty to charges of helping him recruits and groom underage girls to engage in sex acts prosecutors say maxwell should remain behind bars because the evidence against her is strong and they also fear she could flee the country. that the u.s. children's t.v. shows sesame street's has created 2 new cast membe

go so foreign foreign players should be very very much hopeful and just intends to watch the ajna tangin a tiny bit of analyst speaking to us from beijing always great to get your expertise here on out of there i know thanks for being with us. now tensions are high in central african republic ahead of presidential and legislative elections there on sunday a new alliance of armed groups calling itself the patriots coalition for change has friend to march to the capital bangui the u.n. mission there says it's pushing back the rebels to prevent them from taking control of important supply routes and strategic towns our correspondent catherine who is on the ground there and reports now from. panic in the wide quickly spread that troubles could be making their way to the capital who were in the city center when suddenly everyone around us started running and traders were closing the shops many were hearing 213 with a mostly mostly armed group sell a car arrived in force and overthrew the then president francois so no one wants to be caught unawares at this time it turns out an incident in t

well dr joy and tang is a critic of our ologist at the university of leicester in the u.k. and he explains what we know about the mutated strain off the virus we think this virus is mostly spread by airborne methods by talking breathing the same air as an infected person so for example if you know i can smell your garlic breath after lunch and i'm inhaling your viruses well. but this virus may be insured for longer high of our loads in the same way by infected people with this mutant virus so what happens is that instead of infecting one or 2 people when you're talking or breathing near them infecting 3 or 4 ok so this seems to be how the process spreading further and faster because it's not spreading a different way it's just as more of it spreading to more people who are nearby it seems we know different in terms of the chemicals versus illness not so far anyway we've known about this strain since about september and we're not seeing more severe cases associated with this strain reported so far and also in terms of the vaccine response we're not seeing a major change in t

health minister tang kong has announced that more regions will move into tearful restrictions on boxing day he also said that they've detected 2 cases of another variant in the u.k. which may have come from south africa. british and european negotiators are reports be close to finalizing a pretty trade deal with just over a week left to the deadline key issues that they're trying to resolving to do you fishing rights in british waters the u.k. is due to leave the single market at the end of the month it's. iraq's foreign ministry and surging donald trump to reverse presidential pardons handed out to full military contractors they were convicted of shooting dead 14 civilians in iraq in 2007 the men who were serving long prison sentences for the incident which drew international outrage. the 1st shipment of the pfizer biotech ovid 19 vaccine has arrived in latin america the mexican government officials have posed for photographs with the cargo as it was unloaded in mexico city president andres manuel lopez obrador says health care workers will be given priority when the roll out begins on

tang. it has started to build a relationship of trust and i'm delighted that ms. tang has come back to the department of health in a new and different roam role. i want to appreciate dr. stephanie cohen who got pulled into this whole situation as well as dr. deborah bourne who came on to help lead these efforts. to acknowledge that you folks have really been working not only restore but create a trust and partnership with the community. these are low income communities, communities of color, which is where all of our s.r.o.s are concentrated in the mission and tenderloin and chinatown. we've seen what's possible from these partnerships. particularly with the work that has been done by latino task force and the doctor at ucsf. we can continue to build on this and hopefully this legislation reenactment is one step in that direction. that concludes my comments. thank you for your indulgence. >> president yee: okay. budget legislative analyst has a rep to present. go ahead and give your presentation. >> nick menard from the budget legislative analyst. this ordinance r

that russian hackers are behind an ongoing cyber attack more than 40 organizations have been now tang's it including 6 government departments which weather and freezing temperatures have made conditions worse for displaced syrians and northern italy province hundreds live in camps with poor heating and drainage systems most were set up an agricultural land and what is the last rebel controlled area. at least 15 children have been killed in an explosion in afghanistan the reason for the blast against the provinces on clear the president suggest the children found a place of peace of unexploded ordinance and blew it up as the headlines when you see here on al-jazeera right off the bottom line which is coming up. it's 10 years since the arab spring should countries across the middle east a decade on from the 1st uprising we'll look at the legacy of the revolution. join us as we assess the changes in the that's come on skate the middle east and north africa. on al-jazeera. hi i'm steve clemons and i have a question has china beaten america at the globalization game let's get to the bottom l

so as well as a homeboy tang and lucas hang around us in a phase where things aren't going like clockwork. and we're having to really push ourselves because mama want to see her leading in all competitions, which is why we're off home, perhaps looking a bit worse for wear. but with a smile on our faces, they can often lip noses. and with dortmund dropping points, it was byron with the last laugh. but they're not their only pursuers. of course. thanks. every title challenge in a job world class striker. but any logic is still waiting for new signing, alexander solo, to make his mark. thankfully they have a left back and julio, who has taken on the goal scoring responsibility bielefeld were using next week to claim the spaniard is what he's top score. this is it was 6 goals already. and no wonder, given his tendency to burst forward at every option. the bright lights expressing forced a 2nd breakthrough olmos stalled possession and set up, christoffersen kootenai gets to know you look felled, making it too easy for lots of looks then with a big chance to score his 1st goal for luck. but aft

. >>> lawmakers tang a step towards passing a covid relief package for americans hurting financially should bible has more. >> health care workers took the first dose of the covid-19 vaccine officials in washington tried to convince other americans when it is turn for a shot they should take it. >> receiving the covid-19 vaccine. as exciting as it is, is just like getting any safe effective vaccine that americans receive to protect us from illness. >> but officials also stress the that while they are shipping the doses out as quickly as possible there is limited supplies and some americans can be months away from receiving the vaccine. >> we had reason for hope that we are getting on the other side of the virus and also in very perilous time of the year. we need people to take the surge in cases seriously. >> congress is under pressure to put a coronavirus relief package before a few dozen c.a.r.e.s act program expires at the end of the year. a bipartisan group of senators laid out the plan monday afternoon. >> we have had a christmas miracle occur in washington. we have worked night

it's tanging six months to acknowledge it.object, someone in republican leadership standing up to the president. >> the president still doesn't accept it. now at least you have mitch mcconnell on the record on the senate floor. meantime, the president-elect's cabinet is shaping up here, what it's going to look like. pete buttigieg as transportation secretary. there had been talks that he could land an over seas ambassadorship, maybe in china. what's the significance of transportation secretary? what do you make of how this cabinet is shaping up? >> look, first of all, i think biden has brought a team of people who he respects, understands him and have a cleej gall working environment. why? one of his biggest tasks is to make government work again. transportation is not a token position in a biden cabinet. one of the big things he can get done, let's talk about finding common ground with senate republicans. it needs to get done and to have buttigieg in this position as a former midwestern mayor makes sense. he has to be an advo

s tang getting left out? the other >>> this is the 10:00 news, on ktvu fox 2. >>> the first vaccinations in the u.s. are one step closer to reality after the fda calls pfizer's candidate safe and effective. >> i cannot wait for it to come out for everybody. >> optimism tonight that a vaccine is just days from getting the go-ahead in the u.s. good evening. >> the first inoculations outside of trials happened in the uk this morning but the vaccine still has a couple of hurdles to clear in the u.s. before the first doses are shipped. we are joined now with where the approval now stands. >> reporter: the fda has a hearing scheduled for thursday to determine whether the vaccines can be distributed and california has its own scientific review panel but if it all goes smoothly than the first shipments to the bay area could be a week away. with a shot in the arm, a 90- year-old the reddish woman became the first to receive the vaccine tuesday. pfizer says it is safe and data shows a efficacy rate above 90%. usda scie

when the tang the congress and the bills over the cliff, you take the american people over the cliff. let's stop that, let's get harmonious, all of us in unity, asking the president to sign it, and let the president listen. if he would just listen to the voice evefu of the children. >> i guess we'll find out soon enough if president president is list -- if the president is listening. >> thank you for joining us and i really appreciate you. >> thank for you having me. >>> from struggling americans to struggling businesses. according to bure owe of labor and statistics, the food and drink industry lost $2.1 millio jobs. one renown chef says congress is not doing enough. >>> plus a heartbreaking milestone. more than 19 million coronavirus virus. why hospitals say it will only guess worse. we're carvana, the company who invented car vending machines and buying a car 100% online. now we've created a brand-new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a year old or a few years old. we wanna buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your license plate answer a few questions. and our techno w

a pair of endangered durango tang's has arrived in indonesia so they can be released back into their native habitat the 2 was seized from smugglers on the border between thailand and malaysia in 27 taking thailand has returned a total of $71.00 iraq attacks to indonesia in the last 15 years. well the corona virus has certainly dominated headlines this year but it doesn't mean that other crises have gone away one such story is migration countless people trying to reach europe in hopes of a better life and this year has seen a shop increase of migrants in the atlantic trying to reach spain's canary islands off africa's western coast it's a dangerous voyage as can be saying here in this report. yano was born just a few days ago but she will never know her father. he died a few weeks ago while trying to reach the canary islands by a barge on the sort of cold atlantic route. all he wanted was to improve his living conditions also i am sick and he wanted to provide for me his wife and children sent to go west africa one starting point for the atlantic route this year 10 times as many peopl

. >> there tang owner of escape rooms in concord said he had to let employees go. >> every one of these employees are sitting back being furloughed. >> he plans to apply for the second round up a repeat loans in the new stimulus bill in hopes to expand his now online business but knows his employees will also need more help. >> it is getting to the point where the cash flow is getting really tight where we might have to just go down with one person or two. if we do not get this ppp loan. >> the senate reconvenes tomorrow and senator bernie sanders said tonight in that we let the senate vote, mitch. sanders also threatened a filibuster saying " i am going to object until we get a legislation to provide a $2000 direct remit to the working class. a filibuster can put pressure on senate republicans from georgia who are facing a runoff election next week that could keep them in washington and their democratic opponents support the $2000 check. heather. >>, jana as you mention all now in the hands of the senate. jana katsuyama reporting life rest tonight. >>> stocks were higher today with inv

lisa tang got the vaccine. she's the first person here at hackensack meridian health to get the vaccine. she said she felt fine afterwards. she said she wanted to be first because it was her way of telling everyone that she trusts the science. she has faith in the science. it's also a way, she said, for her to pay it forward because, as erin said, it's not just about you the individual. it's about the entire community. in fact, today here at hackensack meridian they hope to vaccinate 170 people. they have a staff of about 36,000 health care workers, and they hope to have most of those vaccinated within the month. we asked them, did they expect all the health care workers to be willing to take the vaccine. they did a survey here. they found about two-thirds of the health care workers were ready to take that vaccine now. they say as more people take the vaccine, they expect they will see that it is safe and effective, and so that will help erase doubts. and in the end, they hope they will get 80% of the health ca

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but it certainly is tang lizing and clear that the chief judge thought it was important to get the information out into the public. >> just to show you the redactions. when i tell you it is like blacked out page after page after page. okay. we don't know much. a lot of it looks like this. congresswoman, i remember when republicans thought bill clinton should be raked over the coals if not dragged into court over the mark rich scandal. i wonder if you are ears are deafened by the out rage you're hearing from republican colleagues including republicans on the judiciary committee about this. you have donald trump having stated during his presidency break the law, i'll pardon you. you have his one of his favorite lawyers saying take out this gentleman and shoot him. because he was in charge of elections and said the truth. that the elections were clean. he's saying it's a joke. if he did something wrong, he's got a friend in the white house. he can pardon me. there's a lot going on. >> yes, there is. if you think about it sit back and recount. it sound like you're talking about a criminal syndicat

. >>> new at 6:00, scammers trying to tang advantake advantage of trying to get the covid-19 vaccine. the warning new this morning from the fbi. >>> ringing in the new year will look different. how bay area businesses are catering to celebrations at home. >>> plus, the rescued sea lion that got to go home for the holidays from a miraculous recovery. >>> 5:56 as we send you off to the break. a live look this morning. dry start, chilly outside. mike nicco back in a second with a look at that forecast. when the bay area could see our restrictions ease if icu capacity improves. >>> and as you wake up with us on this tuesday morning, we have a live look outside from our sutro camera. it's quiet today, but a series of storms are just around the corner. >> good morning, everybody. it is tuesday, december 29th. we are happy that you are with us as we round out 2020. want to check in with mike for a look at our forecast today. good morning, mike. >> good morning, kumasi. jobina, julian. nice to see you three. thanks for joining us this morning. here's a look at live doppler 7. you can put the

let me miss tang we're going to put you onto the video one moment. hello miss tang. >> i just want to make sure do we all sign up to speak at this time? >> which item are you here for? >> there are a group of people for 838 grand avenue. >> so no right now this is just general public comment. we'll call you when we get to that item and it's public comment. so you don't need to sign up. iany general public comment? seeing none we will move onto item number 2. commissioner comments an questions. >> so i would like to welcome officially our newest commissioner tina chang. we are delighted to have her join us. i'm certain her background, her experience and her expertise will be a very valuable asset to the work that we do and we look forward to having you participate. so welcome and again, very glad to have you with us. >> thank you very much. it's an honor and pleasure to be here. >> any other commissioner comments and questions? >> i would like to add for the record as well, congratulations and welcome commissioner tina chang. and thank you president y

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. >> vice-president taylor: i tang we can approve the change, the d.g.o. with edits that we make here in the commission. you know, just to not delay the process. we have so many d.g.o.s in wanthehopper that i'd like to kn a good schedule and moving forward. the first change is referencing d.g.o.5.107, bias by policing as one of the references. and then -- >> adding that language -- >> vice-president taylor: yes. >> the potential for bias by proxy. and then continuing on under number 3. >> vice-president taylor: number one and number three, i would add that responding members need to bear in mind that there's potential bias by proxy. >> i'm sorry, one more time, commissioner? i have under the procedures for three, it starts right now with determine probable cause and we would add the language for that, bearing in mind the potential for bias by proxy determined the cause if the individual committed the crime in question? >> vice-president taylor: correct. i would also do it for number one as well. bearing in mind the potential for bias by proxy -- >> okay. t

veremos esta vez la celebraciÓn de forma virtual el descenso de la esfera tang y cÓnico acompaÑado denvÍan un mensaje de esperanza. >> [habla en inglÉs] alan: y asÍ como lo dice el policÍa con ese optimismo te invitamos a que te unas a la fiesta de univisiÓn. conducido por alejandra espinosa y raÚl de molina, angÉlica vale desde miami. ya lo saben, los esperamos a partir de las 10:00 p.m./ 9:00 p.m. centro y le vamos a revelar durante la maÑana los detalles de las presentaciones que podrÁs disfrutar. marÍa: tenemos mucho en "despierta amÉrica". vamos con raÚl. raÚl: hoy en este último dÍa del 2020, el sistema de salud del hospital jackson memorial en miami, florida comenzÓ a proporcionar la primera dosis de la vacuna contra covid 19 a pacientes de 65 aÑos o mÁs. uno de los primeros en ponÉrsela fue nuestro amigo el gran emilio estefan. >> [habla en inglÉs] [sonido ambiente] karla: este programa fue creado con el fin de darle prioridad y proteger a las personas mayores de 65 aÑos y mÁs adelante nos vamos a enlazar con emilio estefan para que nos cuente los detalles de su primera vacuna

your conversation with heilemann so i can only assume you're debating your favorite members of wu tangi know you're a big ghost face guy. yeah, a lame attempted coup is still a coup and it continues now despite the fact that the normally mundane electoral college vote took place yesterday and affirmed that joe biden is the president-elect. arizona electors voted at an undisclosed location while in michigan the state house was closed because of credible threats and electors there had to be escorted and protected by police. to that point, this is the story joe mentioned moments ago. hours before the electoral votes were cast in michigan, republican state representative gary eisen said that his party had a hail mary attempt to prevent the electoral colleges from being cast in joe biden's favor. when asked if he could pressure people, it would be a safe day to assure them that no one would get hurt, he said, no. it's not been done and it's not me who's doing it. it's the michigan republican party. as a result of his remarks, eisen was removed from his committee assignment for the rest of t