verÓnica me puedes aclarar un poco esto?rÓnica: a ti como hombre estas feliz como estÁn todos los seÑores felices. y ella lo hace porque puede y porque le da la gana. porque quien tiene ese cuerpo a los 51 aÑos lo puede hacer y tengo el ejemplo que es maribel guardia. porque tienen el nombre, creo que sus hijos saben que su mama es jennifer lÓpez, alex rodrÍguez sabe que estÁ contenido lÓpez , que no estÁn con una mujer recatada y esto empodera mÁs a la mujer. [hablan a la vez] aileen: la mujer estÁ

people know me as you need food, call veronica. i pretty much know where all the food is and how to get it to people. more than that, i bring grace. i bring dignity. i bring values and humanity to people's lives who are suffering in multiple ways and spaces and places, whether they speak english or not. i think that hope and joy said, the resilience we have helps keep people -- helps people know that somebody cares and somebody really shows that they care about how we're experiencing life each day. i don't care whether you're giving a person a napkin or referral. do it with dignity. do it with hope. do it with grace and remind people that they're not alone. to me that's the most important. if we don't stand for the values that we say we represent, it doesn't matter what we have to offer. you can treat people very badly for something they really need and they'll walk away from you because you disrespected them. so i think that is critical of how to engage people, specifically in this pandemic. thank you. >> thank you veronica, carme

pudieron dar trabajo a dos mujeres y piensan contratar más personas >> a verónica le cayó del cielondo aquí estamos de fiesta por recibir un premio emmy por la investigación los niños perdidos de guatemala el reportaje de noticias telemundo investiga ganó el premio ante la academia de periodismo en español dieron a conocer niños dados en adopción en guatemala nuestro agradecimiento es para ustedes también y nuestro compromiso sigue mañana en noticias telemundo investiga a tijuana donde las trabajadoras del sexo se han reinventado ijuana el negocio del [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> xz [♪ ] >> ayer en el domo del dinero >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> xz [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> xz [♪ ] >> la competencia se intensificó >> [♪ ] >> es triunfo para el equipo azul >> y los jugadores sintieron la presión >> se hizo lo correcto >> de qué ? lo correcto de qué ? >> de las reglas de juego que no hiciste tú >> los equipos lucharon por ganar la noche >> dice niña vas a aprender quié

veronica, do you want to take that. when we realize it w the hundredth anniversary of women voting it was just something a lot of us have not thought about. i think suffrage is a born word. it's also a problematic word becausef you look at a lot of history books you see a lot of primarily white women. and yet the story of women and voti rights was so much bigger and so much more interesting and we really wanted to tell that story. we put together womenriters and satbout to tell as many stories as we could about those who have not been talked about as much as they should have. of course we would overlook. i was just gonna say e-mailing bothf them because they are so busy in saint do you wt to do this with me, please. amy we overlooked your business of finding these nas howid you decide that these were the ones he really wanted to bring to the forefront in highlight. as people may now or may not know. it is the one that writes the obituaries f remarkable women. it fit right in with the work i have already bn doing. i was

is that going to be the impact. >> i'll turn that to veronica. >> yes, it's veronica. >> so we can move forward with the ordinance since those architectural review standards do not live in the planning code, and that was the intention last year so we can amend those standards separately? so if you were to include that -- and i'll invite the city attorney's to chime in after i speak right now, but we can continue with the planning commission scheduhearing as scd tomorrow, and as soon as possible review those architectural design standards, and depending on the timing of the legislative process -- in a perfect world, we would have that reviewed by the time the legislation is enacted, but whatever the situation, we would make sure to resolve it as quickly as possible. and if peter, andrea want to chime in, please do so, just to make sure that i shared the correct information. >> [inaudible] peter? >> hi. deputy city attorney peter milnius. can you hear me? yes, you can move forward on your recommendation of the ordinance. the city would not be forced to apply any of the architectural revie

carlos: verÓnica, crees que serÁ una triste navidad?

>> veronica. >> yes. >> connie. >> sure. but it's really about the billion dollars or million dollars and what tax category they are. >> yes, no, no response please. >> sherman. >> no. >> andrew. >> no. >> marshan. >> no. >> david. >> no. >> great. thank you, everyone. we'll do three candidates at a time. what will you do to support district 1 businesses, especially minority-owned businesses, as they struggle with the challenges of covid-19 both now and in the future? veronica? >> this issue is very personal to me as a small business owner. if we want to get through this economic pandemic that we're going through, we have to invest in small business and making sure they survive this pandemic or it will change the dynamics of our community. the reality is small businesses are the number one employers for women and undocumented, for students, and if we lose that we're going to have a lot of more unemployment individuals here in san francisco so it's crucial to our economic recovery that we invest in supporting small businesses

veronica, thank you very much indeed.odbye. thank you very much indeed, veronica. and these are funds paying respects to maradona. —— stands. this man been taken away by the local police. a planting change because of clashes between fa ns change because of clashes between fans and the police but are still thousands of people out on the streets of buenos aires paying their respects to diego maradona and i am sure you can see the number of people who are out, they will not be going anywhere in the near future people who are out, they will not be going anywhere in the nearfuture by things. we will keep an eye on the sly feed as we go into the second half of the programme. hello there, there was some sunshine around today, but where we have the clear skies today, the fog is picking up and developing more widely. weather fronts picking up and developing more widely. weatherfronts moving on, this one heading toward scotland and northern ireland bringing more cloud. this one sitting on the surface, bring some cloud and patchy ra

i'm here with veronica klein.estling with him. >> he said he misses wrestling you too . baby huxley hasn't met his daddy. tell me, veronica about that moment. >> i guess it's just a different situation. [inaudible] i have this award for you. it is our modern warrior patriot award. thank you for all your service that you've done abroad and also here in the homeland. >> thank you. >> congratulations to you, your beautiful family. >> thank you so much. there's a lot of other families out there, a lot of soldiers that serve so i'm going to accept this on behalf of every single soldier that serves on my team, our success over there, pete, what a beautiful reunion. were here in hudson wisconsin. it was truly heartwarming to see this family back together again. >> welcome home captain klein. now to our next award, one for people who support our military, the award for service to veterans. please welcome dana and jasper looking dapper this evening. >> jasper and i are thrilled to be presenting this next award. he picked u

is that going to be the impact. >> i'll turn that to veronica. >> yes, it's veronica. >> so we can movesince those architectural review standards do not live in the planning code, and that was the intention last year so we can amend those standards separately? so if you were to include that -- and i'll invite the city attorney's to chime in after i speak right now, but we can continue with the planning commission scheduhearing as scd tomorrow, and as soon as possible review those architectural design standards, and depending on the timing of the legislative process -- in a perfect world, we would have that reviewed by the time the legislation is enacted, but whatever the situation, we would make sure to resolve it as quickly as possible. and if peter, andrea want to chime in, please do so, just to make sure that i shared the correct information. >> [inaudible] peter? >> hi. deputy city attorney peter milnius. can you hear me? yes, you can move forward on your recommendation of the ordinance. the city would not be forced to apply any of the architectural review standards that conflict wi

tell me, veronica, what are you looking forward to about that moment?hi! you're so big now! >> i have this award for you. it is our modern warrior patriot award. thank you for all your service that you've done abroad and also here in the homeland. >> thank you. >> congratulations to you, your beautiful family. >> thank you soul much. i know there's a lot of other families, a lot of other soldiers that serve as well so i'm going to accept this on behalf of every single soldier that serves on my team. you know, our success over there wouldn't o be without the [indiscernible] and everybody else. >> pete, what a beautiful reunion. here in hudson, wisconsin, it was truly heartwarming to see this family back together again. >> welcome home, captain klein. now to our next award. at one for the people who support our military. if the award for service tory veterans. please welcome dana perino and jasper, looking dapper this evening. >> jasper and i are thrilled to be resenting this next award. he picked out the talks and even dressed himself buried in all serio

los detalles en "sin rollo" en donde esta maÑana nos visita verÓnica vascos.graciÓn fue uno de los asuntos mÁs difÍciles de los que trate. debido a que a menudo las personas hablan, de que obama deportÓ a tantas personas, no fue debido a ninguna polÍtica nueva que presentÉ, yo heredé ice. isabel: cÓmo afectaron esos 8 aÑos en la casa blanca su relaciÓn con michelle y con sus hijas? barack obama: a michelle no le gusta la polÍtica, y sabes, creo que en ciertos momentos ella se sentÍa como que la decisiÓn que yo tomÉ de la vida pÚblica despuÉs a la presidencia la colocÓ en segundo lugar. isabel: cree en el destino? barack obama:si... alan: maÑana no se puede perder, eso fue sÓlo una parte de la entrevista que verÁn aquÍ en exclusiva. entrevista de isabel allende al expresidente barack obama. carlos: dos de las mentes mÁs importantes e interesantes que ha dado este siglo. alan: muy buenas preguntas. carlos: no se lo pierda maÑana a quien "despierta amÉrica". vamos a ver que sucede en el mundo de las noticias. satcha: una noticia en desarrollo, la farmacÉutica " m

tony de andrade y verÓnica montayo.to, yo quiero pensar que quizÁs en la premura, en la precisiÓn, no rÁpido de la conferencia, fue el mismo que se aplicÓ el producto. quizÁs fue el que utilizÓ eso para que no se le vieran las canas. carlos: pero que desesperante que se limpiaba y no le atinaba a la raya. tony, a mi me recordÓ cuando lo estaba viendo la pelÍcula de latÍn lover de un genio derbez cuando se tira a la alberca, y se le cae todo el tinte negro. es igual, no puede dejar de parecer una burla esta gente. tony: y los dos lados, si fuese un solo lado pero los dos y al mismo tiempo. lo que me preocupa es que en nueva york el clima estÁ fresco, no se porque estaba sudando tanto quizÁs por el tema que estÁ tratando, creo que Él mismo se lo aplicÓ, no creo que haya una persona responsable pero fue un rato que obviamente la prensa le llamo mas la atenciÓn. eliangelica: a vergonzante para todos, para quienes estÁn detrÁs de Él. para el mismo seÑor que no sabe lo que estÁ pasando y todo el mundo lo mira raras. para el t

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verÓnica me puedes aclarar un poco esto?ocede diez segundos. siempre te he amado, sven-jannin. nunca... meghan markle carlos: compaÑeros, la gente encendida, creo que es jennifer lÓpez le debe de bajar un poco, todo tiene su tiempo y este no es tiempo de teresa lÓpez. " a mi me da tristeza lo que hace" " en mi humilde opiniÓn jennifer lÓpez no necesita hacer eso" "yo estoy de acuerdo con jomari, estoy feliz con mi cuerpo a mis 49 aÑos y me mandÓ una foto en la playa muy bien vestida. maity:a mi me escriben " estoy de acuerdo porque las niÑas joven la ven como un ejemplo, lo malo de la foto dicen mÁs de ella de lo que es ser una mujer. jennifer lÓpez necesita apoyo emocional en las redes . a mi me es suficiente con la opiniÓn de mi esposo. tiene que saber que es un impacto para las lÍneas y para la juventud" me lo escribiÓ la esposa del doctor juan. y estÁ en su derecho, y es ella que lo comparte y no doctor juan. carlos: vamos al otro tema. meghan nos dejÓ a todos con la boca abierta despuÉs de esta columna que escribiÓ para

our next question comes from veronica who writes, as a woman with multiple health issues i'm concernedible reactions. i understand the importance of me getting the vaccine but concerned about possible reactions to my preexisting conditions. doctor roy, again, here we are in terms of where we usually are in terms of a vaccine which is a compressed time period. do we know anything about the vaccine's effects on people with preexisting conditions, for example like autoimmune conditions? >> the primary patients or groups that we are tar getting are people who have chronic medical conditions like veronica who are immuneo compromised. that said, though, chris, i want to make sure that people talk to their doctor before getting the vaccine, especially if they have chronic conditions, if they're on a lot of medications, talk to your doctor first, chris. >> doctors, you guys are fantastic. thank you both so much for answering the questions and we are answering more about the coronavirus all week here in the 11:00 a.m. eastern hour. tweet them to us or send us an email. >>> still ahead, democrat

festival authors veronica chambers, and sandra garcia on the suffrage movement. then, authors bryan purnell and clarence taylor on the history of civil rights in new york. and 7:25 p.m. eastern, adam higginbotham and author of bitnet and chernyl the untold story of the greatest nuclear disaster on sunday at 1:00 p.m. eastern. more from the brooklyn book festival is authors, joanne mcneil and frank pascual at the past and future of technology. on t potential effects the coronavirus will have on society. d at 9:00 p.m. eastern on "after words", political scientist and author deborah stone talks about her book counting. how we use numbers to decide what matters. she is interviewed by scientists and author kathie o'neill. watch book tv on cspan2 this weekend. >> >> congressman dog john is a democrat from new jersey rippling the first district. congressman what is the pandemic like real live? >> the one right up york city that really got clobbered initially. but now in southern new jersey right across from philadelphia it's coming at a rapid pace now. it's really tigh

con una situaciÓn difÍcil es momento de ayudar ito carnes el corazÓn, es el momento de estar con verÓnicaus donaciones se lo agradecemos de corazÓn porque necesitan toda la ayuda del munts >>> marisa tienes historias que verdaderamente rompe el corazÓn quÉ proceso como hondureÑa de ver tanta zozobra y miedo >>> ver todo lleno de agua y saber que perdieron los animales y ver los niÑos muertos llenos de lodo en el lugar es triste, es triste. la situaciÓn, yo les pido que por favor ayuden, nos ayuden a honduras, nicaragua, centroamÉrica, si se pudiera, le hago un, eh, un cÓmo se llama un pedido un llamado, a que nos ayuden, todos podemos hacer lo posible todos. juntos. >>> quÉ es lo que se estÁ reconozca len tanz aquÍ para estas personas que nos estÁn viendo a nivel sflashl y que tal vez quisieran aportar su gran ni granito d >>> veo mucha necesidad viejitos y niÑos sin comer. >>> sÍ han habido deslaves y deslizamiento de tierra y hay cien muertos con estos desastres naturales y hablamos de 48 mil familias que lo han perdido todo y en este momento no tiene para comer, hay alguna manera que l

verÓnica: cuidado con el caimÁn! meterte en la piel de Íconos de la mÚsica a nivel mundial. gloria trevi me costÓ trabajo, tengo el gusto de conocerla y es encantadora, tiene caracterÍsticas, bailes van a destiempo del compÁs sus canciones las describe ella para cantar las ella. y salirme del yo que soy muy aburrida y muy con portada a ese monstruo que es gloria en el escenario y que se crece y no le tiene miedo, ni pena a nada. agradezco profundamente haber aceptado este reto. si serÉ otra chantal después del prÓximo domingo a la que llegÓ a esta ciudad. verÓnica: no tengo duda de la tremenda artista que eres, te conozco como gran cantante de teatro, de teatro y de telenovelas. creer tu siempre en ti porque eres grandiosa, pero el prÓximo fin de semana es la gran final, amiga y te tocÓ la dÚrcal! chantal:si, es otro reto mÁs increÍble, conozco sus canciones, u trayectoria y nunca tuve la oportunidad de verla en vivos. la canciÓn que voy a cantar de ella gusta mucho y el que escribiÓ esta canciÓn " la gata bajo la ll

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eastern, from the recent virtual brooklyn book festival, authors veronica chambers, amy, and sandra garcia. then, the history of civil right -new york. d at 7:25 p.m. eastern, adam "cher."ottom, author of more from the book festival as authors discuss the past and future of technology. effects of ential the coronavirus of society. and at 9:00 p.m. eastern, political scientist and author debra stone talks about her book "counting: how we use numbers to decide what matters," she's interviewed by data scientist and author kathy o'neill. watch booktv on c-span2 this weekend. >> joe biden is president-elect. stay with c-span for live coverage of the election process and transition of power. c span, your unfiltered view of politics. >> dennis mcdonough served as chief of staff and deputy national security advisor under president obama. next, he outlines president-elect joe biden's policy priorities which include coronavirus response, the economy, climate change and racial justice. he also talks about the current presidential transition period and associated national security challenges. the cent

up this weekend, saturday at 1:00 p.m.astern from the recent virtual brooklynook festival authors veronicahambers, sandra garcia on the suffrage movement. then authors brian cornell and clarence taylor on the history of civil rights in new york and at 7:25 p.m. eastern adam higginbotham, author of midnight in chernobyl the untold story of the greatest nuclear disaster on sunday at 1:00 p.m. eastern and mor from the brooklyn book festival, authors charlton mackle wayne, joanne mcneil and frank caswell discussed the past and future of technology and then mark and sonya on the potential effects of the coronavirus will have on soety. in 9:00 p.m. eastern on "after words" political scientists and thor deborah stone talks about her book, counting, how we use numbers to decide what matters. she's interviewed by data scientists and author kathy o'neill. watch the tv on c-span2 this weekend. >> up next, former ambassadors at foreign policy expert discuss the incoming biden administration and its impact on middle east policy. we hear about u.s. relations with turkey and lebanon with recent peace dea

evitar sustancias tóxicas evitar el consumo de cafeína y alcohol >> lo que están haciendo >> para verónicaar de las elecciones con su familia incluyendo sus hijos >> mi hijo de 18 años y explicarle que esta no es una situación común >> lo más peligroso según algunos padres es transmitir la ansiedad a algunos jóvenes y a veces no pueden controlar los sentimientos >> queremos ver los resultados >> noticiero telemundo 48 al mediodía >> gracias kristie ahn por ese informe por su parte donald trump sigue haciendo fuertes acusaciones está robando las elecciones el partido republicano está diciendo que podría amenazar con entablar demandas ante la corte suprema algunos expertos en el tema indican que si eso ocurre sería un proceso muy largo y tedioso hasta la fecha no hay ningún tipo de evidencia de que esto sea cierto >> son las 11 con 3:00 de la tarde es hora de realizar la pregunta de hoy qué opina sobre las demandas interpuestas por el presidente donald trump pidiendo el conteo de votos comparta sus opiniones visite cualquiera de las otras plataformas en redes sociales y mientras esperamos lo

. >> reporter: veronica madrid lodes up the bus, from food to flashlight bracelets, the bus brings schoolthe students. >> they downloaded the assignments on to the hard drive, and i do those assignments. >> they get laptops. they get jet packs for wifi connectivity. >> reporter: how are kids doing and,000 are they adapting? >> it's a struggle but we're heading in the right direction. we're doing good. >> reporter: what the bus can't deliver down the dusty desert roads is friends. in the meantime, that, too, can be sorted. >> when they're done with the work and stuff, if they want to go out and clear their kids, go out and ride horses. >> reporter: no social distancing required. >> hopefully, by next semester, we'll be going back into school. >> reporter: only time will tell. lilia luciano, cbs news. >> yuccas: overcoming so many obstacles there. still ahead on the "cbs weekend news," why this colorado mountain is facing new historical scrutiny. and a possible name change. have blown through 2020. that includes a cultural reckoning with statues and monuments. in colorado, there's a push to

vamos con verónica a la gran manzana. >> así es, buenos días.ad que no lo apoyó para un segundo periodo presidencial tras muchas protestas a partir de las 4:00 de la tarde y dieron como resultado el arresto de más de 50 personas, incluyendo a una señora que estaba escupiéndole a los policías, y gritándoles que eran fascistas, también fue arrestada. esta protesta comenzó pacífica, pero fue escalando hasta llegar a las inmediaciones de la torre trump, donde la policía paró totalmente porque el tipo de disturbio que fuera agresivo, alejando a las personas de la zona. me encuentro con una simpatizante republicana, ella todavía no pierde las esperanzas que el presidente pueda llegar a su segundo período presidencial. cuéntanos ¿por qué tus esperanzas? >> no pierda la esperanza que donald trump sea el presidente de 2020. ha sido injusto lo que le pasado el presidente, él ha sido un hombre que nos ha dado mucha esperanza, y lo que nos puede traer en los próximos cuatro años es increíble. viniendo de cuba, mis padres sacrificaron tanto para no criarme e

eastern, the recent virtual brooklyn book festival, authors veronica chambers, amy and senator garciaon savage movement. then authors brian elton clarence taylor on the history of civil rights in new york . on 7:25 p.m. eastern, adam author of midnight in chernobyl, the untold story of the world's eatest nuclear disaster. on sunday, and 1:00 p.m. eastern. more from the brooklyn book festival. and authors, discuss the past and future of technology. and then, on the potential effects the coronavirus will have on society. in a 9:0p.m. eastern, on afterwards, clinical scientist and author deborah talks about the book, counting. how we use numbers to decide what matters. she's interviewed by data scientists and author kathy o'neill. watch book tv, on "c-span2", this weekend. next

author chang ray lee, bookseller veronica santiago and kirkus critic amy ryder. the finalist for the 2020 kirkus prize in fiction are, black sunday by abraham, twin sisters cut a drift in a perilous world learn that only the wise survive, a formidable debut, the lying life of adult translated by and goldstein. a girl, the formula works again. lester by leilani. sharp, strange, propellant and a whole lot of fun. a rich deeply felt novel about family ties, immigration, sexual longing and desire. by james mcbride. an exuberant set to the music of life. you will never forget scene by scene this book is a masterpiece congratulations to all the finalist beard he have touched so many people with your work this year. the winner of the 2020 prize for fiction is lester by raven leilani. >> oh my gosh. thank you. this is surreal. thank you so much. thank you. thank you, kirkus. this is wild to be in the company of such amazing writers. it really mean so much to me. i want to think first, i want to thank my mom. this has been an interesting year for us. we have a lot of loss

. >> porque están haciendo es aprovecharse de las personas que >> para verónicas estrés crecer conversarres es transmitir ansiedad a los jóvenes no pueden controlar sus sentimientos. >> queremos ver los resultados. >> la experta médica dice que es importante no ignorar el estrés también formas de cómo sacar esta tensión y puede hacerlo con ejercicios cocinando o consultar con su doctora noticiero telemundo 48 muchas gracias por esas recomendaciones. >> preocupados por las elecciones manifestantes se reunieron de manera pacífica fuera de esta zona el miércoles un grupo de llamado piden en twitter . >> hablando en inglés . >> de trump, entonces aquí las protestas en contra muchas mentiras . >> la red social lleva semanas etiquetando a los tweets con advertencias indicando que el contenido puede ser engañoso y que continuará aplicando las reglas para proteger la integridad de la conversación en torno a estas elecciones. >> temen que las demandas del presidente pongan un alto el conteo de las boletas electorales motivo por el que cientos de personas salieron a manifestarse en varios puntos d

authors veronica chambers, amy, the suffrage movement. then, authors brian and clarence of civil the history rights in new york. nd at 7:25 p.m. eastern, adam, author of "midnight in stories ", the untold of the greatest nuclear disaster, sunday at 1:00 p.m. brooklyn book festival as people discuss the future of technology. and sonia on olo, the potential effects the oronavirus will have on society. at account 9:00 -- at 9:00 p.m. on "afterwards", the book "counting", she's o'neill.ed by kathy atch book tv on c-span2 this weekend. tv on ican history c-span3, exploring the people nd events that tells the american story every weekend. oming up this weekend -- saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on the civil war, a discussion among pioid addiction civil war veterans with penn tate university's jonathan jones. at 8:00 p.m. on lectures in history, university of maryland, baltimore county professor, william blake, the role of on issues such as court package and executive power. on sunday, american history tv will mark the 400th grim's ary of the bill

eastern from a recent virtual brooklyn festival offers veronica chambers, amy and senator garcia fromhe suffrage movement. then, authors bri and clarence taylor on the histo of civil rights in new york. 7:25 p.m. eastern, adam, author of midnight entrepreneur the world's greatest nuclear disaster sunday 1:00 p.m. eastern. more from the brooklyn book festival as authors charles, joann and frank discussed the past and future of technology. then the potential effects the coronavirus will have on socie society. 9:00 p.m. eastern on "afterwards", political scientist and author deborah stone talks about her book, counting, how we use numbers to decide what matters. she's interviewed by data scientist and author, kathy o'neill. watch book tv on c-span2 this weekend. ♪ you to the pandemic, federal agencies our employees work from home. the subcommittee is looking at the lessons learned from teleworking.

eastern, from the recent virtual brooklyn book festival, veronica chambers and amy garcia on the suffragette movement. and then the history of civil rights in new york. at 7:25 p.m. eastern, eggen higginbotham -- adam higginbotham, on chernobyl. more from the brooklyn book festival as charlton maca wing, joanne mcneil, and frank pasqual discuss the past and future of technology. then marconi spa, sonia shaw on the potential effects the coronavirus will have on society . at 9:00 p.m. eastern, on afterwords, deborah stone talked about her book "counting: how we use numbers to decide what matters." she is interviewed by data scientist and author kathy o'neill. watch book to be c-span2 this weekend -- watch book tv on c-span2 this we can. announcer: president-elect joe biden met virtually with front-line workers to discuss there is. since during the coronavirus pandemic. this is just under an hour. biden: thanks for doing this and being willing to share what you are going through. want to know firsthand, i don't want to know from reading about it in the press. we could not survive without you wi

eastern from the recent virtual brooklyn book festival authors veronica chambers and senator garcia one movement. then, authors brian and clarence taylor on history of civil rights in new york. and at 7:25 p.m. eastern, adam author of midnight in untold story of the greatest nuclear disaster on sunday at 1.m. eastern, more from the brooklyn bo festival authors charles joann mcneel and frank discuss the past and future of technology. then, mark and sonia shaw on potential effects coronavirus will have on society. and at 9 p.m. eastern, on afterwards political scientists anduthor deborah stone talks about her boo counting, how reuse numbers to decide what matters. she's interviewed by data scientist and author kathy o'neal watch booktv on c-span2 this weekend. ♪ up next,

veronica valdez, a mother of five, is watching closely after enrolling in obamacare after she lost her job. >> having kids also you can't take the risk of not having insurance. >> reporter: the court upheld the affordable care act in two previous cases but now there's a greater conservative majority on the bench after president trump appointed three justices. the law's challengers including 18 states led by texas are urging to rule that its individual mandate which requires all americans to get health insurance or pay a tax is unconstitutional. the trump administration has not revealed a replacement for the law if it's overturned. >> we have reached a very dangerous phase in the pandemic. >> reporter: the case comes as several states report their highest number of coronavirus indications. governors in new york, california and others are hinting at new restrictions. >> we have one last chance to stop a second wave. >> reporter: but some optimism this morning. pfizer has announced its vaccine appears to be 90% effective. if approved, pfizer expects to produce enough vaccines to cover 25

speakers included texas congresswoman veronica escobar, and keith ellison. this is just over an hour. c-span 3. women lawmakers talked about politics and gender equity issues. the conversation was hosted by the hill. hello and welcome. i'm steve comments, editor of the hill. thanks for joining us to a diversity and inclusion. -- over the course of the day we're going to discuss what it will take for diversity, inclusion, and equity to be more than just buzzwords. i'd like to thank our sponsors. international franchise association and the association of realtors for the support of today's program. and thank you for supporting this particular session. under 50 years after its founding, america's more diverse than ever before. however, stereotypes are beginning to fade, significant barrier still exist. justice, equal opportunity, continue to be out of reach for many black, hispanic, lgbtq+ and other minority populations. this is a real problem. we're policy initiatives can be put in place to address these gaps and barriers. with politic for the rapper a should

tiene los detalles y por eso me conecto con ella en vivo para que nos amplÍe, muy buenos dÍas verÓnicandemia su centro cerrÓ, esta pareja fueron estudiantes de Él desde 1988. >> ya he sentido una unidad en el tambor en el ritmo, uno viene y aprende y pasa un momento en el que sale de uno, al ritmo de tambores a veces son cuatro y uno como que se encuentra en otro mundo y es muy bonito, reducir un poco la ansiedad, la depresiÓn, sonreÍr con personas que son de diferentes nacionalidades y estamos todos juntos ahÍ bailando. >> y no es secreto para nadie que cuando uno escucha los tambores uno empieza con ritmo a empezarse a mover y me encanta que todas las personas nos podamos unir en estos tiempos que tan sensibles estamos tan divididos hace algunas semanas es momento de unirnos y empezar a hacer esta tribu de felicidad y armonÍa tal como lo hizo este seÑor no importa donde lo hagamos un granito de arena cuenta y esto serÁ un efecto boomerang para todas las personas alrededor de uno, con esto me despido pasamos con ustedes desde nueva jersey a la casita de "un nuevo dÍa". >> verÓnica me

bookseller veronica and the kirkus critic. black sunday, twin sitters cut adrift in the perilous duplicitous world learn only the wise survive, a formidable debut. the line lights of adults translated by ann goldstein. a girl and a city in hospital society, the formula works again. luster by raven leilani, sharp, strange, propellant and a whole lot of fun. [inaudible] a rich deeply felt novel about family ties, immigration, sexual longing and faith and desire. and douglas stuart. you will never forget scene by scene it is a masterpiece. congratulations to all the finalists. you've touched so many people with your work this year. the winner of the kirkus prize for fiction is luster. >> oh my god! thank you. this is a really deeply and surreal. thank you so much. with such amazing writers this really means so much for me. first i want to thank my mom. this has been an interesting year for us. we have had a lot of loss but i want you to know you are the reason i had the nerve to do this and to be as honest as i could on the stage

when they attacked veronica's closet, it was in the top 10, they just had to google that. am like the poster girl for covid correctness, i wear a mask. tucker: covid correctness. >> i do social distance, i wash my hands until they are raw, almost been secluded for 8 months, not like i'm the girl who is out there saying, don't do this. but i don't know, i guess i thought it was clever,s thing that made me mad, and makes me mad with them, they are terrifying people 24/7, but they deadon't have any additional preventives. they say, the same thing, we heard it. 3 same things we heard for 8 months, many people do that, they still get it i don't know what mystery is. but, if they were coming up with new preventives, i would be happy to listen or god forbid we come up with any new what are they called therapeutics. shoot them all down. tucker: you make such a rational point. here you doing what you asked, you are not coughing on anyone. >> and i until never say don't wear a mask. tucker: right. why are they doing these things? >> why? about me? or broadcasting terror. tucker: nic

albornoz con mÁs informaciÓn adelante verÓnica desde la gran manzana >>> buenos dÍas a pesar que hayanÍs y esperamos que alguien que sea honesto que sea limpio blanco como la casa blanca nos pueda representar. y no como nos estÁ representando mal a nivel internacional y donde Él vaya nos hace quedar mal. >>> ahora todo estÁ perfilando que ese genera una respuesta al exvicepresidente joe biden quÉ pasarÁ despuÉs que se haga esta elecciÓn quÉ pasarÁ que en protestas en manhattan? >>> sÍ seguro porque ellos no van a querer aceptar el comicio, no van aceptar los cÓmputos Él estÁ abriendo el paragua antes que llueve no puede ser que un presidente se declare ganador antes que termine de com tputar y no puede >>> cÓmo inmigrante como se esÁa llevando todo esto como inmigrante de argentina? >>> ay! es tan difÍcil, es muy difÍcil saber cÓmo se lleva yo creo que se estÁ llevando bien lo que cÓmputos se estÁn llevando muy bien y tendremos una grieta muy grande inclusive despuÉs que esto se termine >>> gracias seÑor nosotros estamos aquÍ en manhattan donde este es el pulso de las personas ansiedad

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verÓnica chambers, sandra garcÍa on the suffrage movement.hen authors brian and clarence on the history of civil rights in new york and 7:25 p.m., adam author of midnight, the untold story of the world's greatest nuclear disaste on sunday at 1:00 p.m. eastern. more from the brooklyn book festival as authors and frank discuss the past and future of technology. then on potential effects the coronavirus will have onociety and at 9:00 p.m. easternn afterwards, political scientists and authorebra stone talks about her book counting, huh we use numbers to decide what matters and she's interviewed by data scientists. watch book tv on c-span2 this weekend. >> hello, everyone. welcome to today's virtual program from the common wealth club of california. the club vice president of media and editorial and moderator for today. we would like to thank our members, donors and supporters for making this and all of our programs possible. we are, of course, grateful for their support today i'm pleased to be talking to brian christian, alignment problem,

la primero es amparo guerra, natalia cornelio, ana martÍnez, verÓnica ribas, julia maldonado y lesliecon ana martÍnez, colombiana y estadounidense, doctora derecho de la universidad de houston, miembro de la comisiÓn de trata de personas de la fiscalÍa de harris, quiero preguntarle como inmigrante y persona de leyes ¿cÓmo ha visto usted de la evoluciÓn de nuestras comunidades hispanas respecto a cÓmo son vista en este paÍs y respecto a las oportunidades que se les dan? ana martinez: creo que las oportunidades cada vez son mayores, creo que el trabajo que han hecho todas las personas que han venido antes de nosotros o nos dan hoy la oportunidad de estar hoy donde estamos. creo que cada dÍa las oportunidades de serÁn cada vezmÁs, entre mayor trabajo y mayor esfuerzo llegas mÁs lejos, este es el paÍs de las oportunidades, es el momento para que todos los hispanos podamos brillar y representar esta comunidad. eliangelica: sin duda es asÍ, la felicito por esta representando nuestra comunidad. hablÓ con verónica rivas, mÁs de 20 aÑo en experiencia el litigio, experiencia empresarial en petr

eastern, on the recent virtual book festival, authors veronica chambers, amy, and garcia on the movent and then othersrian purnell and civil rights history. in 7:25 p.m. eastern, author of midnight insurable, the untold story of the worries and roles greatest nuclear disaster. on sunday 1:00 p.m. eastern and more from the brooklyn book festival. as authors join in the discussion o the past and future of technology. and then others on the potential effectsf the coronavirus will have on society. in a 9:00 p.m. eastern, and terwards, political scientists and author deborah stone asked about her book counting, how we use numbers to decide what matters. she's interviewed by data scientists and author kathy o'neill. watch book tv on "c-span2" this weekend. american history tv on c-span three. yes people and events that tell the american story every weekend. coming up this weekend, saturday, 6:00 p.m. eastern on the civil war a discussio of addiction among civil war veterans. it penntate university jonathan jones. at 8:00 p.m., on lectures in history and university of maland baltimore account

veronica honeycut. good afternoon to all you wonderful commissioners. you know what we're trying to do. we understand what our community needs. they need educational resources and they certainly need access to homeowner assistance and access to financial resources. this program coupled with the mayor's office of housing and community development will allow us to get started on helping five families. we're very excited about this. this program. i have heard that you are cognizant of what our community needs and this is the beginning with this homeowners' assistance program. we hope that we'll be able to do more in the future. thank you so much for this opportunity to speak with you. we urge that you vote in favor of moving this measure forward. thank you very much. >> chair bustos: thank you, doctor. madame secretary, is that everyone? >> secretary: do we have any additional callers? >> we have one additional. >> secretary: thank you. please put them through. >> caller, go ahead. >> hello, good afternoon. can everyone hear me? >> yes, your name? >> this

veronica has been released from her closet. none other than kirstie alley was on with tucker carlson last night. and pay special attention to tucker's face as he runs the gamut of emotions from excited to concerned. >> so the other dade, i say, i going to watch cnn instead of fox. i was horrified to walk out of the house. it does not do any good. we all know, we are not deaf. we can hear and we can see. just because we are voting republican, doesn't mean we cannot hear or see, so we know there's this death count. but, it's like they want us to -- you know, in the town square and bring out the dead, bring on out the dead! making your way in the world today takes everything you've got. i don't think she has anything left. are there any celebrity trump supporters who wouldn't be most comfortable on a vh1 reality show? it really is. -- what is that? oh. should i answer this? okay. hello? >> hey, jimmy! >> jimmy: amy schumer! how you doing, amy? how's it going? am i interrupting your show? >> jimmy: well, yes, i was just doing my --

veronica escobar representing texas 16 congressional district the first woman elected for her district so congratulations the next round of elections you will nd they keep coming way too often. but let me just ask you beuse i know you have been working very hard on the national defense authorization act to get this mention of diversity an minority inclusion in the system. want to ask you what's on your mind and do you believe our institutions like the pentagon is a basis where discrimination is stillnt running rampant? >> first of all good morning and thank you so ch for the formation good to see you againn the national defense authorization act to create chai chip on - - to create change includes diversity good work to increase diversity i just visited a military installation and with focus groups of women thinking of diversity and those racial challenges and also think about women as well to remind everyone that diversity those conversations i have with those women all the blind spots the military had when it comes to women in service and inre many ways the significant limitations pl

question, really good, from veronica. what is the best gift you have ever received?: car. no, watch! this watch! >> greg: what kind of watch is it? >> kennedy: i don't know, painte --it's ceramic. >> juan: ceramic with mike >> greg: what about you? >> juan: i got a great gift and i'm almost embarrassed to tell you this story but people typically give you gifts to family, okay, another sweater some of there's this big, long walks and open it up and it's a baseball bat, washington nationals, world series champions 2019. that's nice, thanks. i turn it over and it's assigned to me by anthony rendon, the star third baseman and my kind of hero. you're always on me, i'm embarrassed to say, i teared up over a gift. it really meant something. >> greg: that's good. jesse, did you get anything like that? >> jesse: no, i don't cry, by the way. >> juan: there you go, i knew you would. >> jesse: dana gave me the michael jackson jacket with all the zippers. something i wanted when i was a child but my parents were too -- i'm not going to say cheap but they don't want to spend some

she is the daughter of our producer veronica battistbatist. we wish the family all of the best. >>> thank you for watching. >>> the news continues on cnn right now. ♪ >>> welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer in washington. we are following major developments right now. major developments unfolding including president-elect of the united states joe biden receiving his first formal presidential daily intelligence briefing just a little while ago after weeks, weeks of being blocked by president trump from getting important national security information. the president-elect naming a diverse economic team with four in top roles as well as all-female senior white house communications team. >>> another major setback for president trump's efforts to try to overturn the presidential election. arizona is the latest state to officially certify biden's victory amid false claims of voter fraud by the the president. breaking pandemic news. an official with operation warp speed saying a short time ago that a