perdÓn te escucho >>> ¿quÉ te dijo esta usuaria vÍctor?. >>> una usuaria estÁ preocupada, porque los vagones del metro van 6 millones personas. y preocupa el contagio de persona a persona. >>> para allÁ iba yo. tantas personas que usan este metro y las autoridades no han llamado a ninguna medida de aislamiento o algo asÍ, victor >>> julio, hasta el momento, no hemos pasado a la fase 2. de acuerdo a las autoridades, una vez que alcancemos el escenario nÚmero 2 nos encontramos en el 1. que la gente permanezca aislada, se van a suspender las clases a partir del viernes. pero en este momento, el metro continÚa lleno, transportando a millones personas que acuden a su escuela, a su casa. y peligra muchÍsimo, pues el contagio entre las personas. julio. >>> total, gracias vÍctor silva en honduras hay toque de queda por esta epidemia, en algunas localidades se permite salir para abastecerse de combustible o gasolina, comestibles quiero decir. ha provocado largas colas de autos y bicicleta y la espera del turno. el presidente llamÓ a la pobla

a model citizen, south korea, taiwan especially, and japan. >> laura: by the way, victor -- victor -- >> close relations with all of these countries -- >> laura: we needed a rush and reset, instead, we got mueller. that's what happened there. victor, i love how the w.h.o., courtesy of china, the wealth of organization doesn't allow taiwan to be part of the w.h.o., either. that is out the window because of china. china is in bed with the world health organization, and that is part of the reallocation of medical supplies to europe. they are begging china for help and they're getting it, same with little places like the bahamas are getting help. china has a lot of money, still, and they make everything. so now they have the power over us, and we never should have given it to them in the first place. real quick to close it out? >> money to the elites of these westernized countries and have a wonderful propaganda, and it is the poor victim and identity politics, you are racist -- >> laura: yeah, you can't call it the china virus. >> yeah, it is. i implore you to ruthlessly and shamelessly

this is victor green and his wife alma. green was a postal worker. he opened a business in harlem, he opened the green publishing company. what is so important and the reason i always talk and show alma is because victor green dies in 1960, and the green publishing company was then operated by alma green and by four other women. so it was a five-woman operation. and this was a business that -- publishing business was very unusual for women to be working in publishing in this time period, much less running a publishing company. but alma green continued to run the publishing company until the late 1960s. victor green had a variety of way of finding places to put in his green book and i'll alma, i have to make sure alma's in there. one of the ways was by sending out postcards and by sending out letters and asking his travelers, people that had good experiences traveling, to send him information about the places that they stayed. the green book included gas stations -- and this one, of course, is an exo station. hotels, motels, restaurants,, with mcas, a

so victor and christi, what dr. fouchically wdr. dr. fauci is more the prolonged that you get in the summertime, not the short-term like now. >> al wl allison chinchar, thank you for all. >>> "smerconish" is next. >>> first, at the time when grocery stores are struggling to keep up with demand. americans you are pulling together in creative ways. there's a community with the little free libraries into pantries. this is great, canned goods, even toilet paper rolls from their own stashes. families from florida to minnesota can take part. anyone can take what they need and donate what they don't. to find other ways for those struggles in the coronavirus pandemic, go to cnn.com/impact. thank you for doing so. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now. can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. and now, save up to $900 on select sleep number 360 smart beds. plus, 0% interest for 48 months on all smart beds. only for a limited time. liz, you nerd, cough if you'r

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silva con la o otra parte de la historia, ad a adelante con tu reporte victor >> gracias isa osorio y es que e este dia se escuchan gritos, maÑana 9 nadie se mueve sera un dia sin muerejeres >> (gritos( >> son gritos de los que no p i queirieren escuchar, se niegan e ser olvidadas >> para exigir que no existan mas mujeres violentadas que esto acab e >> la ola de violencia en este p pais hace alas mexicanas movil movilizanrse en este dia internacional de la mujer pero aseguran que este lunes ninguna se va a mover >> estoy cansada que cada vez que salgo a la calle, me tienen que etstar girtandoritando y a >>a ctivistas convocan el dia s sin mujeres para presionar la violencia de genero e ss un di a para que os holos hombres cal >> me parece bien que es un i grito de ya basta >> el paro convoca a las mujere de no asistir a la escuela ni al trabajo y que sreera un grave p golpe a la economia >> de hecho maÑana no se abre el establecimietnto y no van a t trabajar las mujeres >> para esta actividsta durante el paro de labores no deben a bajar la guardia >> voy a etstar vigilante porqu e

victor: there are two points. huawei, wezation of promote the global supply chain so that is why we work closely with all of our suppliers around the world. we have strong cooperation with all of the companies which includes american companies. as our annual reports showed, our business achieved 19% year on year growth and we spent more purchases in the u.s.. the globalization is definitely the trend for the global economy outcomepport that to the global corporation supply chain and innovation. that is why huawei has been successful. mean for what does it the rollout of 5g in europe? some countries have decided to partially use some of the things done by huawei and others have decided to forgo it. what does coronavirus mean for these agreements? victor: going to 5g in 2019, we can see good progress on 5g. seen demand have and the function and i have already seen more than 600,000 stations to our customers. start andries will some countries will be slower and some customers love huawei and continue to work with hua

distancia social, tenemos cobertura de equipo, con rogelio mora, edgardo muÑoz, guadalupe venegas y vÍctor silva. >>> nueva york elha epicentry de6 mi l casocontagia york en estados unidos, vamos a la gran manzana con rogelio que tiene lo mÁs reciente, adelante te escuchamos. >>> sÍ, vanesa, fue declarado el estado de un desastre mayor, sin embargo, las imÁgenes que puedes ver al fondo, no corresponden a eso eso, mucha gente estaba en muchos lugares no manteniendo la distancia, todavÍa no aplica la orden del gobernador que permanezcan, comienzo a partir de maÑana, reaccionÓ al ver que tanta gente estÁ en la calle todavÍa, pero si te parece, vamos a escuchar las palabras del presidente de estados unidos, al referense de esta condiciÓn, con la que se calificÓ al estado de nueva york, como un desastre mayor >>> (hablan en inglÉs) sÍ, es la primera vez que se aplica, y le representarÁ al estado el acgeso a miles de millones de dÓlares vanesa, pero por otra parte, tambiÉn nueva jersey, se sumÓ a los demÁs estados que aplican la restricciÓn, es el llamado para que la gente no t

and victor, we know first responders are still searching for victims. and what are you learning from authorities tonight? >> reporter: david, teams are still out on the ground and in the air. take a look. one local police department even using a drone that has a thermal lens on it that would help them spot someone still trapped in the rubble. teams are still going door-to-door as well. the national guard is here to help, but some areas might not be accessible for weeks. david? >> we're thinking about all those families in tennessee tonight. victor, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the fireworks at the supreme court today. the justices today hearing a key case on abortion rights. it's a big test for president trump's picks, justices neil gorsuch and brett kavanaugh. outside the court, senate minority leader chuck schumer with a heated warning. >> i want to tell you, gorsuch, i want to tell you, kavanaugh, you have released the whirlwind and you will pay the price. you won't know what hit you, if you go forward with these awful decisions. >> so,

thank you very much i do agree with victor that the factual. trap record of mr putin that he doesn't want us to step aside from our role in the country and what is now happening is the opportunity for him to run again and again in 2024 he would say my term limit clock is that he said so i can run for 2 more terms 6 years each and of course this directive elite's russian considerations consideration as now mr putin sat he will ask institutional kuharich to all tell him even for this the 2nd of the clock is consider learn not i would remind you that that has already happened in 1000 then he can situational court has ruled for president yeltsin president and that time there even if you get elected the 1st time as president yeltsin dear before you get then you can secure steel you cannot accept the clock so we don't have a pass at them there what mr putin is trying to do look is unconstitutional now i agree with a big part of that mr putin is the person put likes to surprise people surprise their observers so maybe he opens this opportunity for him

victor? >> good to know, omar jiminez. thank you so much. >>> you saw the top officials urging americans not to panic over the coronavirus. after the first death has been confirmed. president trump warning travel warnings to italy. >> sarah westwood is here with more. definitely a more proactive response, increasingly proactive i should say from the administration. >> that's right, victor. yesterday what we saw from the president was something of a course correction in terms of tone. after the white house had been criticized for sort of spreading some mixed messages over the past couple of weeks in general and president trump in particular, there was a show of force from health officials from the president who was reading carefully from his notes at the beginning of this press conference about the coronavirus telling people, americans to expect more cases across the united states, sort of setting expectations at a more realistic level. take a listen to part of what he said yesterday. >> additional case this is the united s

>> that's right, victor. president trump really demonstrating a shift in tone, a shift in his approach to talking about the coronavirus. yesterday we saw him reading carefully from a set of prepared note. that's not something we often see president trump doo do when he gets in front of a bunch of reporters like that. we saw him feeding groupd to the experts. there are technical questions about the specifics of the virus and the resources that the administration has. he's walking the sidelines between keeping people calm and setting realistic ex peck takes bs what an outbreak in the u.s. might look like. he started out yesterday by offering condolences to the family of the american in washington who died becoming the first american to die of the coronavirus. he said we're likely to see many more cases in the u.s. take a listen. >> additional cases in the united states are likely. but healthy individuals should be able to fully recover. and we think that will be a statement we can make with great surety now tha

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victor, thank you. i want to get to rob marciano, he is also in nashville tonight, because rob, we know the threat of more severe storms looms tonight. >> reporter: it does, david. thankfully, that threat is to the south of us. here in downtown nashville, you can see the extent of the damage to commercial and government buildings like this one built out of brick and steel girders. and that severe weather could possibly do the same along the gulf coast. here it is on the radar. along dagi winds, tornadoes possible. and these grounds are saturated. flood threat is for real. already seeing flash flooding across southern georgia. you can see the heavy rain getting in there. pushing east across tallahassee, jacksonville and through charleston. it will all clear on friday for much quieter weather that can't come soon enough. david? >> rob marciano in nashville tonight. rob, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the fireworks at the supreme court today. the justices today hearing a key case on abortion rig

>> reporter: good morning, victor and christi. there are limited flights taking off from heathrow because of the confusion and people not wanting to travel, to fly. we are seeing a number of american citizens here at the heathrow airport. they are here at heathrow airport to try to make their way back home. we spoke to one of them. he was a history teacher from texas. he was here on a field trip with his students. 30 high school students ages 16 to 18. they were in paris when they found out about the new restrictions. he scrambled to heathrow airport because there are only a dozen airports that can carry out thyssese enhanced screening efforts. he split them up. they have to make their way back to texas. the guidelines aren't clear. it is very difficult to know what to do next. beyond the american citizens, we also have europeans still trying to travel around the region. we just heard this hour, just to give you an idea how complicated this is, five flights taking off from heathrow were turned around midair. that's pause the airli

. >>> this is "new day" weekend, with victor blackwell and christie. >> thank you for being with us. as you join us, more than 100,000 americans have tested positive for coronavirus, that number of deaths, as you heard, more than 2,000. to give you context, more than 20,000 in just 24 hours. >> that means the u.s. is still the global hot spot for the virus. more than 652,000 people around the world have been infected and it's killed more than 30,000 people globally. >> the cdc issued a two week travel advisory telling people in new york and new jersey and condu connecticut to refrain from domestic travel. >> and after the idea of issuing a short term quarantine in that region. last night, saying on twitter a quarantine quote would not be necessary. we want to begin with kristin. after he made this statement about backing off the quarantine, that comes after new york governor cuomo said it would be a quote federal declaration of war. how did the white house react to that? >> that's right. this is the latest of the push-pull between the state and governments and president trump. yester

but not everybody is as dedicated as victor our undercover reporter was offered sex with a minor just metres away from 2 patrolling policeman proving once again that it takes a village to protect a vulnerable child but only one person to let it fall through the cracks. the last journey takes us to great britain. during the nazi dick. greater ship thousands of germans were wrong of their citizenship. many of their descendants i know fighting for german passports. marcella marx was born in sao paolo brazil thousands of kilometers away from her and still home in germany. my grandfather a left germany fled actually in 1937 he was only 21 years old when he left and he fled to brazil this was thanks to his mother's foresight because she kind of knew that something was coming he was already not allowed to stay at university where he was studying at that time so in a way he wasn't anymore a full sits and the nazis systematically stripped german jews of all their right now marcel is fighting to claim the german citizenship that was taken from her grandfather my brother and i felt very close to

>> all right, victor. the region is facing another severe weather threat today and rob back from tennessee has the latest. good morning, rob. >>> good morning, robin. luckily what came through yesterday wasn't a repeat of what went through tennessee but still damage across parts of mississippi. this is canton, mississippi, and they're sending a survey team to see if this was a tornado. certainly looks like winds strong enough for that. here's a low causing all the headache. motoring down i-10 and the severe weather threat will be from tallahassee up through southern georgia. then later on today jacksonville through savannah. damaging winds, a few tornadoes possible and large hail before it moves off on friday. there is a flood component to this. we'll talk more about that in a bit. amy, over to you. >> rob, thank you very much. >>> now to alex trebek's emotional and inspiring message one year after his pancreatic cancer diagnosis. he's talking about what is helping him move forward as he keeps beating thos

>> reporter: victor, the pictures, stories, repeating themselves. especially the stories that came in from yesterday. passenger after passenger describing the scenes met with upon return back to the united states. talking u.s. citizens and permanent residents able to travel back into the country from the select regions in europe. the concern, of course, you have the government that's asking people to practice social distancing, and at the same time, many passengers comes in waiting for the cdc required testing, staged or forced to wait in long lines and in cramped spaces. what some had to say about their experience. >> we got off the our plane and were directed down a hall and the international terminal and we got on an escalator and it was just absolutely, there were people piled up at the bottom. >> i think three hours, maybe a little bit more waiting first to get to customs and then waiting for the second step, i'm not sure what was happening. >> very crowded. not ideal considering what this contagion is. it's the worst system i could think of. >

india all out with less than 100 and australia the victors. it will be huge party in melbourne this evening, many of the australian fans are still inside the stadium celebrating letting's in pensive victory and they are waiting foran pensive victory and they are waiting for an encore katy perry. —— celebrating their side's victory. historic night for australian cricket and a great celebration of

>> reporter: yeah, that's right, victor. there are local elections taking place. the first round of voting in those elections start at 8:00 a.m. local time here in france, and there are precautions at all of the polling stations. voters are being asked to stand three feet apart. there are markers on the ground set by election people top keep people a good distance apart and to let elderly or sick people through as a priority so then the don't have to stand around in cues. voters asked to bring their own pens and ballot slips to the polling stations, which they've been sent via the post. and having regular disindetectants of the voting materials and the ballot boxes at the polling stations. a lot of security measures put in place, but the government and president macron have come under a great deal of criticism for continuing to hold elections at a time others have come in to force. opposition politicians saying that they don't understand why the vote hasn't been postponed and even doctors coming out publicly, writing open letters saying that it's dangerous and ris

congressman, thank you for being with us. >> good to be with you, victor. good morning to you. >> let's start here, the $2.2 trillion stimulus law is less than a day old and some are talking about the next trillion dollars. governors, heard mayor bowser in d.c. say there's not enough money to compensate for their short falls. is it time to talk about the next stimulus? the next relief bill? >> it absolutely is time for those conversations to begin. understanding that this package, which i would describe more as a relief package to all of the impacted small businesses, individuals across america, local governments as well, states that are picking up the bear of this responsibility, we have a great governor in new mexico who is at the helm and making those tough decisions. but leading us in a gate wreat . but this package as well as the previous clip just showed is important to help people negatively impacted with those direct payments with the increase in the unemployment insurance. and one thing important to note is when mitch mcconnell first authored his p

i'm victor blackwell. >> i'm christi paul. so glad to have you with us as we look at american lives turning upside down this morning. the nation's health care system at a tipping point. critical supplies running dangerously low. >> three more states join california ordering people to stay home. 75 million people across the country on lockdown. the number of confirmed coronavirus case in the u.s. has surged to more than 18,000 now. 249 people have died. >> medical professionals across the country are really sounding the alarm here, they are warning hospitals are running out of masks, ventilators and other crucial equipment. president trump has invoked the defense production act so he can direct manufacturers to start making key medical supplies. >> so far the president said he's not asked any of those companies to get started, they expect the president to be asked about that decision today at his briefing with media as supplies start to run out for some people. >> let's get to natasha chen. >> more people are being told stay wh

victor greene's had a variety of ways of finding places to put in his green book. one of the ways by sending out postcards and letters and asking his travelers, people who had good experiences traveling to send him information about the places they stayed. the green book included gas stations and this of course was a esso station, ymcas, hospitals, churches, beauticians, farmers and there was an article, at least one article in each issue from it might tell you about philadelphia and the things he could do and see in philadelphia or it might tell you about chicago. usually clear it's geographically situated, they told you the places he might be welcome to visit. the green book also quoted the black middle class and reflects back values about plight, well-managed behavior. you can see that here, a very charming middle-class couple with luggage, you can see a limit of their car into their suburban neighborhood. in the background. it is the black middle class to travel and the ideal black traveling couple. over the course of the life of the queen's content expanded fr

. >> i'm victor blackwell. you are in the cnn "newsroom." as you wake up this morning life looks different. a travel ban on 26 european countries now in effect. it's part of the president's push to combat the coronavirus. u.s. citizens are still allowed to fly home, but they will have to undergo enhanced entry screening. >> this morning the house passed a new relief bill, includes paid emergency leave, free coronavirus testing. that bill is moving to the senate now for approval next week. >>> right now an important question is where are all the tests? we know there are more than 2,200 cases of coronavirus here in the u.s. confirmed cases. and at least 49 people have died. the virus is impacting millions of people in every region of this country. >> we'll talk about the latest in the international headlines in a minute but we want to begin here in the united states. >>> late night for lawmakers in washington, the house passed the coronavirus response bill just before 1:00 a.m. and this was at the end of a day of intense talks between house sp

in the all out for less than 100, australia at the victors. —— india all out for less tha n at the victors. —— india all out for less than 100. there will be a huge party in melbourne this evening, many of the australian fans are still inside the stadium, celebrating the compressive victory, and also waiting for an encore from katy perry. an historic night for

victor, for a party, so worried about russia. collusion in an election. they seem to be fine with the outside influence and importance of mike bloomberg, who's apparently going to have much bigger influence than appearances would lead to believe. >> yeah, i don't think the problem is mike bloomberg is worth $60 billion. or makes half a billion dollars a year. or ore he tried bought democratic nomination. we all know that. the problem, raymond is he doesn't know how to distinguish dictatorships from constitutional government. he's on record saying the president of china is not a dictator. the vice president of china is the most influential men. and he runs one of the most influential news organizations and see sensors stories that are critical of the chinese communist government, so he filters the news, through the lenses of his own interest in china and most importantly, he's engaged right now in one of most massive efforts to bring american financial power into the chinese bond market to help these companies that are suffering, in our trade war with chin

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la parte de seres humanos >> así este grupo busca cambiar opiniones con acordes musicales en méxico víctor noticiero telemundo >> y resultaron talentosos estos oficiales así nos vemos gracias por estar con nosotros , hay más noticias esta noche ya llega domingo de eliminación en exatlón buenas noches buen inicio de semana >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >> esta semana en exatlÓn estados unidos >> >>> el lunes y jueves se jugÓ por la fortaleza. y las batallas superaron a sus oponentes. t apoyandose fielmente en alejandra yamilet y nate

por fin atacarÁ las advertencia sanitarias de su propio gobierno en medio de crÍticas y exigencias vÍctor silva nos cuenta >>> no salir a la calle >>> es un vaivÉn de contradicciones y medida esperada por los mexicanos el mandatario decidiÓ cambiar de opiniÓn y acatar las medidas san traÍas para advertir a la poblaciÓn que no salga de casa >> puede pasar esto. >> se nos va a disparar los casos de infecciÓn >>> es que ni los amuletos han frenado los contagios y muertes por covid-19 en mÉxico, ahora los abrazos y besos en eventos masivos que vimos hace una semana parecen haber quedado atrÁs el presidente de mÉxico >>> ha asegurado que no continuarÁ y no suspendera pero sÍ harÁ siguiendo las medidas san traÍas >>> manera tanto otras autoridades exhorta a lÓpez obrador a tomar medidas mÁs estrictas >> piden regular el paso de visitantes en la frontera con estados unidos >> quÉdense allÁ >> no vengan >> no se arriesgan y no vengan arriesgar a los mexicanos que estamos acÁ >> el llamado se hace al tiempo en que miles de paisanos huyendo de la crisis en estados unidos >>> para

in the all out for less than 100, australia at the victors. —— india all out for less tha n at the victors. —— india all out for less than 100. there will be a huge party in melbourne this evening, many of the australian fans are still inside the stadium, celebrating the compressive victory, and also waiting for an encore from katy perry. an historic night for australian cricket and on international women's day, a great celebration of women's sport. that's all from us here on sports sportsday. now it's time for the film review. hello, and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's releases is mark kermode. hello, mark! hi! what have you been watching? a very mixed bag. we have 0nward, which is an animated quest. military wives, inspired by a true story of strength through song. and escape from pretoria, which does pretty much what it says on the tin. so 0nward. yeah, so this is pixar‘s latest animation. it begins in a fantastical world in which magic has been superseded by more down—to—earth, you know, electricity and gas. two brothers, cha

. >> i'm victor blackwell. good to be with you. some desperate measures, dire warnings this morning. there are more states, new york, illinois and connecticut that are joining california ordering people to stay-at-home. 75 million people across the country being asked to stay where they are. the number of coronavirus case in the u.s. have surged to 18,000 and 249 people have died. >> medical professionals across the country are sounding the alarm. they are warning hospitals are running out of masks, ventilators and other crucial equipment. >> president trump has inkoekd the defense production act where he can direct manufacturers to make key medical supplies but so far he hasn't asked any of those companies to do anything. they expect the photo be asked about that decision at his coronavirus task force briefing. that's today at noon eastern. >> also expect questions about this new stunning report from "the washington post" that says the president and other lawmakers were warned by u.s. intelligence about a possible outbreak as earl

llegarÁn mas temprano a mÉxico el trabajo tomÓ esa decision porque el nÚmero de coronavirus se dispaÓo vÍctor silva reporta. ximena y cosa >>> para realizarse la prueba de covid-19 porque aseguran en el aeropuerto de la ciudad de mÉxico nadie la revisÓ >>> pese a que las autoridades aseguran se cuentan con protocolos estrictos inspecciÓn >> no ayudaban en nada ni tomaban temperatura sin embargo, las personas que acuden a hospitales pÚblicos como este, aseguran que los servicios son deficientes >> no, no me hicieron, ninguna prueba preguntÉ al joven ahorita y me dijo que no hay necesidad. >> en menos de 15 dÍas mÉxico podrÍa tener cientos de casos ante este panorama la secretaria de educaciÓn pÚblica adelantÓ y extendiÓ las vacaciones de semana santa comenzando el 20 de marzo >>> para evitar contagios en las escuelas >>> estamos hablando de un receso de 30 dÍas. >> en donde no solo queremos proteger a las niÑas, los niÑos, los adolescente y jÓvenes si no a toda la comunidad >> otras dependencias como el congreso mexicano suspendieron actividades en pÚblico y algunos eventos ma

nuestra parte de ser humano. >>> este brut grupo busca cambiar opiniones con acordes musicales, en méxico víctor silva noticias telemundo. >>> muy interesante, al final todos somos seres humanos. >>> qué mejor que la música para brindar conciencia esta gran problemática den otro país. >>> tenemos que comenzar una súper semana de súper martes si que cómo nos va a recibir la madre naturaleza. >>> van estar calientes las condiciones, vea nada más esta imagen en vivo de san francisco como estamos viendo la torre, cielos mayormente despejados esto a consecuencia del sistema de alta presión, que qué nos depara los días veremos un fuerte viento durante las horas de la mañana sin embargo vemos condiciones calientes a quien la valla es un descenso en el termómetro de próximo fin de semana finalmente podríamos ver las precipitaciones aquí en el área de la bahía, estaremos muy pendientes de esas condiciones, veamos noto satélite radar estaremos viendo condiciones agradables por lo menos en nuestra región y pasamos al sur del estado donde están viendo estas lloviznas y tormentas eléctr

lo entiende una iniciativa de la que nos habla vÍctor silva. >>> hombres, es el reto que lanzan los... que se atreven a reflexionar y estÁn listos para recibir ayuda. >>> en este grupo, creado en nuevo leÓn, uno de los estados con mayor Índice de femenicidios en mÉxico. se reed ca sobre la masculinidad. la meta es aprender a ser hombre, pero no ma cho. a ser masculino per no o agresivo. aquÍ se promueve la equidad de gÉnero y el respeto hacia las mujeres. >>> es muy difÍcil, tengo 20 aÑos casado.20 aÑos haciendo el matrimonio a mi forma ¿no?. >>> para modificar su conducta tienen que aprender a identificar los diferentes tipos de violencia que como hombres ejercen hacia las mujeres, violencia fÍsicas, sexual, emocional y econÓmica. >>> creemos que por el hecho de ser los proveedores de la casa, tenemos derechos diferentes a las mujeres. >>> como estas agresiones, pueden desencadenar el peor de los escenarios. el femenicidio. llevaran las mujeres mexicanas al car la voz. va a apoyar el movimiento. y lo harÁ guardando silencio. >>> para el ko lolg a cargo del grupo. es impo

thank you so much for your thoughts jennifer victor left. adolfo franco thank you very much for bringing us your reaction there to the results on the super tuesday primaries in the united states and we still got plenty more ahead on this will bring you up to date with all the delegate count in our special coverage of the primaries and also all the latest reaction from the candidates to stay with us on al-jazeera we're back after this very short break. hallow the normally when the show is blowing down the gulf again as a result of the last system they went through tuesday a lot of rain in iran that's on its way into afghanistan over to snow here in posturing kabul and rain stretching into pakistan behind it we've got a fairly stiff breeze of their holiday temperature at a maximum is 20 fold reason is a fairly dusty breeze well it matches baghdad in fact that's where the dust comes from otherwise it's a sunny fiction that's true right back to the coast of the mediterranean for the next day or so the breeze still blows come thursday when nothin

and carter is now, finally, the victor. >> kennedy had seen the writing on the wall. >> after kennedy concedes, he's not going away quietly. >> someday, long after the signs come down and the crowds stop cheering, may it be said of our campaign that we kept the faith. >> i remember standing on the floor of the convention. listening to the stories that teddy told. and crying my eyes out. >> the work goes on. the cause endures. the hope still lives. and the dream shall never die. >> i could see this massed ocean of people cheering, clapping. it's one of the most extraordinary sights i've ever seen in my lifetime. >> and i think, for carter, it was a big problem because it set a very high expectation for what he had to do in his acceptance speech. >> i thank you for the nomination you've offered me. >> jimmy carter's not on his game somehow. and goes to give praise to hubert horatio humphrey, the former vice president of the united states, who had passed of cancer fairly recently. >> this is a guaranteed applause line. you know, this is a guaranteed emotional tug at this crowd. >> of a g

a simple majority in the house would then provide the victor. the physical process of the voting and how it was achieved, how it was counted, that's kind of a story for another day. what is pertinent for us today are the 1824 election results. there were simply too many candidates. by the time they got to the election in the fall, there were four. secretary of state john quincy adams of massachusetts, secretary of the treasury william h. crawford of georgia, speaker of the house henry clay of kentucky and senator andrew jackson of tennessee. the abundance of candidates assured that no one would going to receive a majority in the electoral college and that was apparent by the late fall of 1824. accordingly, the 12th amendment kicked in. the top three in the electoral college vote were jackson, adams and crawford. these would be the candidates before the house of representatives. david: we do a tag team thing here, you know. like in wrestling. jackson men insisted that jackson's plurality in the popular and electoral votes was a decisive factor in