carmen: confirmaron que se trataba de un cuerpo humano. alejandro: entonces ese cuerpo es trasladado al mÉdico forense y el mÉdico forense determina que la causa de la muerte de la persona es un homicidio. rosa: agarramos adn de los restos del cuerpo, lo mandamos a nuestro sistema, lo metimos al sistema. carmen: para entonces ya se mencionaba que antes de su desapariciÓn kimberly pudo haber estado con un hombre de 27 aÑos, que al parecer ya era su novio. maribel: yo supe despuÉs, yo supe despuÉs, pero eso no tenÍa mucho. yo creo que se casÓ un mes, yo creo. carmen: los investigadores entrevistaron al joven y descartaron cualquier responsabilidad. tambiÉn interrogaron a otras personas, pero no lograron obtener pista alguna. a la familia de kimberly le hicieron prueba de adn y las compararon con quienes iban apareciendo y nada. la frustraciÓn crecÍa, pues mientras el caso de kimberly seguÍa como desapariciÓn no podÍan ir mÁs allá de su interrogatorio. alejandro: un juez no me va a dar una orden de cateo si no existe un crimen

i agree with carmen. it has to have a regional approach so we're not all doing our own thing based on the communities we live in. we do have to think about that. i learned last week because of my exposure to data in the health department. i currently live in the census track, in the bay view. i'm a native here, born and raised here, that has the highest cases of covid. oh god, i'm scared to leave my house even for a basic need. there are people that are walking around and they're not thinking about public health recovery. they're not thinking about economic recovery. a lot of these people don't even wear masks and they're not just the black people. it has a different layer added to it in our community. that recovery requires the voices from our community to be leading those conversations. what recovery looks like is not the same as in the bay view. thank you. >> i -- very quickly. >> go ahead. >> and i think that was a perfect segue into one of my points about the community aspect. i was thinking since yo

i agree with carmen. it has to have a regional approach so we're not all doing our own thing based on the communities we live in. we do have to think about that. i learned last week because of my exposure to data in the health department. i currently live in the census track, in the bay view. i'm a native here, born and raised here, that has the highest cases of covid. oh god, i'm scared to leave my house even for a basic need. there are people that are walking around and they're not thinking about public health recovery. they're not thinking about economic recovery. a lot of these people don't even wear masks and they're not just the black people. it has a different layer added to it in our community. that recovery requires the voices from our community to be leading those conversations. what recovery looks like is not the same as in the bay view. thank you. >> i -- very quickly. >> go ahead. >> and i think that was a perfect segue into one of my points about the community aspect. i was thinking since yo

carmen: samara del toro. periodista en tamaulipas cubriÓ la desaparición de conchita aÑos atrÁs, y ahora se dispuso a apoyar al padre a recobrarla. samara: aquÍ tocamos puertas. buscamos el apoyo de diferentes instituciones para que lo ayudaran. al principio y yo a pensar y ¿si no es verdad? y me estoy ilusionando... carmen: mientras personas en las redes se volcaron a apoyar a don eversaÍn en esta odisea por confirmar si lesly era su hija conchita, donaron alimentos, hotel, transporte. llegÓ el momento. miranda: sale la muchacha y la ponen enfrente de mÍ. y ella me dice que soy su papÁ. y todas estas emociones que venÍan dentro de mí. este... con dudas se borraron de ese momento. y luego sÍ es mi hija. carmen: 13 aÑos despuÉs. al fin, sintiÓ que la vida le hacÍa justicia. miramda: mi corazÓn querÍa reventar, la verdad, no tengo palabras. algo muy hermoso. no querÍa soltarla. carmen:una cosa era lo que le decÍa el corazÓn y otra lo que exigÍa la ley. por eso, ambos debieron someterse a

. >> thank you carmen. let's go to joy next. >> good morning everyone, my name is joy jackson morgan. i'm the executive director. i'm a unicorn in the city, a san francisco native. during this time third street has really focused on our young people in addressing the needs that youth have been coming up with, primarily with housing. that has been a huge issue for our young people and food has also been an issue. we've gone from having our food pantry to having food delivery for our youth and their families. we're currently serving about 50 youth and families per week. we're also trying to keep our young people engaged. this has been a hard time for them adjusting to distance learning and not having the certain outlets that they're accustomed to. so we continued our youth development program. we have been keeping our young people engaged, and active, and connected to their peer groups. this is not the norm for any of us. we are use to be being able to go outside and going where we want and now we're confined

para saber mÁs sobre los derechos de estos empleados, vamos con carmen cisneros de la agencia estatal y vamos con la primera pregunta. nos podrÍa explicar, ¿cuÁles son los derechos que tienen los trabajadores particularmente en esta temporada? carmen: los trabajadores en el estado de california tienen derecho a un trabajo seguro y eso incluye protecciÓn contra el humo de incendios, la ley requiere que empleadores monitoreen el Índice de la calidad del aire y cuando el aire se considera daÑino deben proteger los trabajadores. ramÓn: si la calidad del aire sigue empeorando, ¿cuÁl la responsabilidad de los empleadores? carmen: trasladar operaciones a otro lugar, ir a trabajar a otra secciÓn donde no estÉ tan mal cambiar horarios y deberes de los trabajadores y si no se puede, proveer protecciÓn respiratoria con mascarillas. ramÓn: ojalÁ que esto sea una realidad, agradecemos la participaciÓn de carmen cervantes por responder a estas inquietudes. cabe mencionar que el estado de california afirma mantener los derechos de cualquier trabajador sin importar es con el sudor en l

i agree with carmen. it has to have a regional approach so we're not all doing our own thing based on the communities we live in. we do have to think about that. i learned last week because of my exposure to data in the health department. i currently live in the census track, in the bay view. i'm a native here, born and raised here, that has the highest cases of covid. oh god, i'm scared to leave my house even for a basic need. there are people that are walking around and they're not thinking about public health recovery. they're not thinking about economic recovery. a lot of these people don't even wear masks and they're not just the black people. it has a different layer added to it in our community. that recovery requires the voices from our community to be leading those conversations. what recovery looks like is not the same as in the bay view. thank you. >> i -- very quickly. >> go ahead. >> and i think that was a perfect segue into one of my points about the community aspect. i was thinking since yo

mÁrquez colaborador de noticias telemundo buenas tarde carmen?. >>> muy buenas tardes nicole y gracias por tenerme por acÁ >>> carmen anoche vimos el discurso del presidente trump en la convenciÓn republicana quÉ te gustarÍa resaltar este discurso? >>> bueno nicole para algunos jÓvenes vemos que esperaban que trump hablara de la pandemia quitando muchas vidas y muchos sin trabajo. bueno trump asegurÓ que habrÍa una vacuna al finalizar este aÑo o antes. tambiÉn vimos a un presidente trump que hablÓ de joe biden es una amenaza para este paÍs. >>> y sabemos que has hablado con muchos jÓvenes en general cuÁles son los algunos de los temas que sobre salen para ellos de esta convenciÓn republicana? >>> sÍ nicole hablÉ con ellos y destacaron sorprendiÓ la respuesta y lo que dijo melania trump y sorprendiÓ que se hablara de los demÓcratas como de extrema izquierda esto fue lo que me dicen algunos de ellos. >>> el partido republicano estÁ haciendo un gran esfuerzo de tratar de diferenciarse de toda la violencia de las calles y intentan

carmen -- >> it's a big question. i mean, no one can prepare for this kind of thing, you know. >> well, i'll just say that, you know, i'm very spiritual. and when i became mayor, even to this very day, based on my circumstances, i still can't believe that someone like me could actually be mayor of san francisco. it still -- it's almost unreal. i wake up in the morning, it's like, yep, you're still mayor. and it's still blowing me away. and then when i think about what i have come into and my personal background and my experiences. talking about creative in times such as this. and that was kind of the message. and because i will say -- i was in my head wondering what's going on here. you know, is this the end of the world. like global pandemic. the fires, the unrest, all of the protests, all of this stuff. i was just like, wow. and then our president, right like this is like almost as if i'm watching a movie. and it's not real. but it's real. and it's our life. and what i realizeif i were not mayor, how would i want to

carmen -- >> it's a big question. i mean, no one can prepare for this kind of thing, you know. >> well, i'll just say that, you know, i'm very spiritual. and when i became mayor, even to this very day, based on my circumstances, i still can't believe that someone like me could actually be mayor of san francisco. it still -- it's almost unreal. i wake up in the morning, it's like, yep, you're still mayor. and it's still blowing me away. and then when i think about what i have come into and my personal background and my experiences. talking about creative in times such as this. and that was kind of the message. and because i will say -- i was in my head wondering what's going on here. you know, is this the end of the world. like global pandemic. the fires, the unrest, all of the protests, all of this stuff. i was just like, wow. and then our president, right like this is like almost as if i'm watching a movie. and it's not real. but it's real. and it's our life. and what i realizeif i were not mayor, how would i want to

i agree with carmen. it has to have a regional approach so we're not all doing our own thing based on the communities we live in. we do have to think about that. i learned last week because of my exposure to data in the health department. i currently live in the census track, in the bay view. i'm a native here, born and raised here, that has the highest cases of covid. oh god, i'm scared to leave my house even for a basic need. there are people that are walking around and they're not thinking about public health recovery. they're not thinking about economic recovery. a lot of these people don't even wear masks and they're not just the black people. it has a different layer added to it in our community. that recovery requires the voices from our community to be leading those conversations. what recovery looks like is not the same as in the bay view. thank you. >> i -- very quickly. >> go ahead. >> and i think that was a perfect segue into one of my points about the community aspect. i was thinking since yo

. >> asÍ es, hablÉ con carmen rodrÍguez quien me dice que rosita llegÓ a su vida y la arreglo por completo. >> conoce a ro cita con una personalidad en particular. >> pero lo que mÁs caracteriza a esta perrita es el cariÑo que le tiene a su dueÑa quien la rescatÓ en la florida tras ser abandonada en la calle. >> rosita llegÓ, luego del huracÁn irma, desde ese entonces lleva conmigo dos aÑos. >> rosita ha estado en los momentos mÁs difÍcil de carmen, forma parte de la diÁspora de puertorriqueÑos que salieron de la isla a la florida y luego el destino hizo que se mudara a texas un cambio que hubiera sido mÁs difÍcil si no fuera por su compaÑera de vida. >> me siento bien que tienes esa alegrÍa que ella es parte de mi plan, o sea si yo me mudo, ella va conmigo para carmen, rosita es mÁs que una mascota. >> como dice la pelÍcula, los animales tienen un propÓsito y llegan a tu vida a cambiarla completamente y a renovarla. >> y su recomendaciÓn para aquellos que quieran expandir la familia es adopta no compres. >> no se van a arrepentir, son los animales mÁs fieles agradecido

carmen -- >> it's a big question. i mean, no one can prepare for this kind of thing, you know. >> well, i'll just say that, you know, i'm very spiritual. and when i became mayor, even to this very day, based on my circumstances, i still can't believe that someone like me could actually be mayor of san francisco. it still -- it's almost unreal. i wake up in the morning, it's like, yep, you're still mayor. and it's still blowing me away. and then when i think about what i have come into and my personal background and my experiences. talking about creative in times such as this. and that was kind of the message. and because i will say -- i was in my head wondering what's going on here. you know, is this the end of the world. like global pandemic. the fires, the unrest, all of the protests, all of this stuff. i was just like, wow. and then our president, right like this is like almost as if i'm watching a movie. and it's not real. but it's real. and it's our life. and what i realizeif i were not mayor, how would i want to

carmen -- >> it's a big question. i mean, no one can prepare for this kind of thing, you know. >> well, i'll just say that, you know, i'm very spiritual. and when i became mayor, even to this very day, based on my circumstances, i still can't believe that someone like me could actually be mayor of san francisco. it still -- it's almost unreal. i wake up in the morning, it's like, yep, you're still mayor. and it's still blowing me away. and then when i think about what i have come into and my personal background and my experiences. talking about creative in times such as this. and that was kind of the message. and because i will say -- i was in my head wondering what's going on here. you know, is this the end of the world. like global pandemic. the fires, the unrest, all of the protests, all of this stuff. i was just like, wow. and then our president, right like this is like almost as if i'm watching a movie. and it's not real. but it's real. and it's our life. and what i realizeif i were not mayor, how would i want to

cita, yo conocÍ a carmen cuando tenÍa como 18 aÑos a 19 aÑos y carmen, carmen se ha convertido, carmen es mi hermana, mi amiga, mi confidente, mi mamÁ, en las buenas y en las malas, carmen son muy amigas porque se conocieron por mÍ ¿verdad? >> sÍ claro. >> tÚ me la recomendaste me dijiste, cuÍdame esta niÑa. >> porque yo me siento como mamÁ, y carmen es mamma mia! (risas) exactamente (risas) que belleza ana isabel hay algo que puedas decir que aprendiste a ella que te haya influenciado en tu vida profesional y personal y que hoy dÍa hagas gracias a ella? >> muchas cosas yo he entren nado con ella, llorado con ella, dirÍa que mÁs que todo cuando quise empezar a hacer el "crossover" al mercado americano ha sido para mÍ una mentora me quedo en su casa siempre son disciplinados con los horarios ella es asÍ como una... y me acuerdo que una vez lleguÉ despuÉs y levante a todos los perros y empezÓ a llorar y yo tenÍa una vergÜenza y aun asÍ, aun asÍ al otro dia, ella lo que hizo por preguntarme cÓmo me habÍa ido en mi cita y siguiÓ apoyÁndome, siempre dandome sus conse

carmen best who was an excellent police chief in seattle. all she did was try to police her city and dare to suggest that you don't set up an independent chop zone in the middle of a free city. so, my gosh, we have got to get rid of her. none of this is going to change unless we have people who are willing to fight back against stupid. leo is right. they are in the far left pockets. you have the entertainment community telling their opinions on politics like we care. then you have the media who lies to you all the time. covering for the spygate colluders. covering for the defund the police lunatics. nothing is going to change. leo, what do they gain? what do they gain? people look at this. i haven't heard kamala harris say anything. she is raising money to post bail for these looters. what is the issue? >> you saw kamala when she got her acceptance speech, she said black lives matter, wink wink. kamala harris and joe biden are not being could be fronted by the two -- are not being confronted by the two cable networks that are in the back poc

carmen -- >> it's a big question. i mean, no one can prepare for this kind of thing, you know. >> well, i'll just say that, you know, i'm very spiritual. and when i became mayor, even to this very day, based on my circumstances, i still can't believe that someone like me could actually be mayor of san francisco. it still -- it's almost unreal. i wake up in the morning, it's like, yep, you're still mayor. and it's still blowing me away. and then when i think about what i have come into and my personal background and my experiences. talking about creative in times such as this. and that was kind of the message. and because i will say -- i was in my head wondering what's going on here. you know, is this the end of the world. like global pandemic. the fires, the unrest, all of the protests, all of this stuff. i was just like, wow. and then our president, right like this is like almost as if i'm watching a movie. and it's not real. but it's real. and it's our life. and what i realizeif i were not mayor, how would i want to

reportero: carmen, como juana y otros padres coinciden que sus hijos no prenden mucho estudiando en casa. >> le dije que se anote que tiene que ir a la escuela. porque en la casa como le digo, no aprende lo que en la escuela aprende. reportero: el estado dio la opciÓn a los distritos de regresar a clases el lunes pasado o continuar en lÍnea. de los que volvieron dos registraros varios contagios entre estudiantes. por eso no todos estÁn de acuerdo en que los niÑos vuelvan a las aulas. >> desde un principio dijeron que mi hermana no la iban a mandar. entonces dijeron que tomarÍan la temperatura y no lo han hecho. reportero: los padres con los que platicamos estÁn conscientes del riesgo de contagio de sus hijos. pero no tienen otra alternativa si quieren trabajar. quieren recomendar que hagan su trabajo y usen mascarillas. ilia: la tasa de contagios de covid 19 en este interÉs es mÁs alta entre los niÑos hispanos y afroamericanos. en otros, con menor nivel socio econÓmico. segÚn el estudio el 37 % de personas de bajos ingresos se contagiÓ y sólo el 8 % con mayor nivel socio eco

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i agree with carmen. it has to have a regional approach so we're not all doing our own thing based on the communities we live in. we do have to think about that. i learned last week because of my exposure to data in the health department. i currently live in the census track, in the bay view. i'm a native here, born and raised here, that has the highest cases of covid. oh god, i'm scared to leave my house even for a basic need. there are people that are walking around and they're not thinking about public health recovery. they're not thinking about economic recovery. a lot of these people don't even wear masks and they're not just the black people. it has a different layer added to it in our community. that recovery requires the voices from our community to be leading those conversations. what recovery looks like is not the same as in the bay view. thank you. >> i -- very quickly. >> go ahead. >> and i think that was a perfect segue into one of my points about the community aspect. i was thinking since yo

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carmen -- >> it's a big question. i mean no one can prepare for this kind of thing, you know. >> well, i'll just say that, you know i'm very spiritual. and when i became mayor even to this very day based on my circumstances, i still can't believe that someone like me could actually be mayor of san francisco. it still -- it's almost unreal. i wake up in the morning, it's like yep you're still mayor. and it's still blowing me away. and then when i think about what i have come into and my personal background and my experiences. talking about creative in times such as this. and that was kind of the message. and because i will say -- i was in my head wondering what's going on here. you know, is this the end of the world. like global pandemic. the fires, the unrest, all of the protests, all of this stuff. i was just like wow. and then our president, right like this is like almost as if i'm watching a movie. and it's not real. but it's real. and it's our life. and what i realizeif i were not mayor how would i want to feel. a

carmen -- >> it's a big question. i mean, no one can prepare for this kind of thing, you know. >> well, i'll just say that, you know, i'm very spiritual. and when i became mayor, even to this very day, based on my circumstances, i still can't believe that someone like me could actually be mayor of san francisco. it still -- it's almost unreal. i wake up in the morning, it's like, yep, you're still mayor. and it's still blowing me away. and then when i think about what i have come into and my personal background and my experiences. talking about creative in times such as this. and that was kind of the message. and because i will say -- i was in my head wondering what's going on here. you know, is this the end of the world. like global pandemic. the fires, the unrest, all of the protests, all of this stuff. i was just like, wow. and then our president, right like this is like almost as if i'm watching a movie. and it's not real. but it's real. and it's our life. and what i realizeif i were not mayor, how would i want to

she week, carmen is back on the road injapan. she will be reporting on how the pandemic is affecting ceremonies to mark the 75th anniversary of the bombing of hiroshima and nagasaki. that's next week. but in the meantime, from me christa larwood in the meantime, from me christa la rwood and in the meantime, from me christa larwood and the rest of the travel show team, it's goodbye. hello there. the heat on friday was certainly extreme. it arrived quickly and it is going away quickly. but the heat was far and wide. we had temperatures of 37 degrees in london, 29 in edinburgh. but a significant drop on the way for saturday. for liverpool and sheffield, a drop of 11 degrees or more. the heat has been coming to an end with a bang. we've had this band of cloud coming in from the west bringing some thundery rain and we scooped up some thunderstorms from continental europe, it's been heading eastwards, out into the north sea, and behind that band of cloud, we are seeing atlantic air spilling our way and that's the reason why the tempera

i don't believe that carmen bess did her leadership role very well. the fact that the city was taken over basically occupied for as long as it was with very little police interference at all, i thought was a travesty. in fact, i called for her resignation when that took place. however, when you look at the reasoning for her resignation, it's because of the slashing of the budget of the police department and that itself is a travesty. carley: i want to talk more about that. in 2021, seattle may cut their police budget even more, by $75 million, a billion dollars shifted from the nypd budget, $150 million from the lapd. what are the long-term consequences of these budget cuts? >> well, the police department has to be supported. if you cut the budget, it may not get the necessary support that they need. the morale will go down. crime will go up. so i think that's a bad thing, defunding the police department. carley: yeah. you know, randy, we talk about the money but there's also messaging behind that. local elected leaders saying that, you know, basicall

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eric doesn't produce our electricity russian produce carbon our petition to carmen. carmen at it i didn't eat anything like the speed that is required to meet politics because when i can't do it a new grid we can't deploy a you know a whole nation of solar and offff of a stop flying thatt would force the industry to change i think that there is a there's's a way that in you like can bring abouout some of the large chang. but only impoportant as a stone to those changes and i think there are other reasons why it's not able to take action as an individual to personal good live with it we values believe the living a car the way the what on to see all the it's also good to note the and you care about you because many people carry i mean i. private and i think this the law ones friends means is getting little action i'm personally i more than that good to you for people who are tied acting to hold those who were in office accountable the promises they made before and ideally also took a political and for of press on on the that be because- the politics we have now it ever

. >> reporter: brought together by that first message and carmen johanes unshakeable determination to get home. >> all we had to do was be patient. >> me alone. >> reporter: he seemed an unlikely savior sitting at his dining room table. pulling off a rescue mission that south africa's national carrier said was impossible. >> i got bombarded with phone calls, emails, everything from people and people are running out of money. the world becomes very small. it honestly felt as if they were forgotten. >> it was a team effort thing we did. then i just realized how many people are actually relying on us. the pressure was hectic. >> reporter: johanni became the vital link to more than 100 south africans stranded for months in china and their anxious families back home. his plan lease the only functioning airplane and crew and rely on zimbabwe an diplomats. >> i called him my guardian angel from day one because that's literally what he was. literally the only man that could help us. so, yeah. sorry. >> reporter: it's a very emotional journey you've been on. >> it was very hard. it was extreme

. >> reporter: and in seattle, police chief carmen best after the city voted to defund her department. >> this is not about the money. it certainly isn't about the demonstrators. be real. i have a lot thicker skin than that. it really is about the over of-arching lack of respect for the officers, the men and women who work so hard day in and day out. >> reporter: and chief best says she couldn't bring herself to carry out layoffs which would hit newer, likely minority officers the hardest. gillian, -- jillian, todd. jillian: thank you. todd: a north carolina man charged with shooting 5-year-old boy in the head in front of her sers, -- her sers. police arrested him and charged him with first degree murder. the boy was riding his bike when he walked up and shot him. jillian: michael flynn facing a skeptical d.c. court of you appeals as he fights to have his case dismissed. the former national security advisor telling the court he was defended without a prosecutor and he was forced to right the wrongs he perceived and discarded any semblance of impartiality. a three judge panel sided wit

: muchas gracias, otro incendio forestal comenzÓ y se extendiÓ el martes por la tarde en el Área de carmen valley se han quemado 750 acres, tres estructuras destruidas y no ha sido contenido. las actividades y clases virtuales fueron canceladas hasta nuevo aviso. muy cerca de siniestro azul de salinas estÁ el incendio ciudad en el condado de monterrey, comenzÓ la madrugada del domingo y consumidores 1670 acres, hasta el momento han sido controladas en un 7% y mÁs de 5000 personas han sido evacuadas. se reportan cuatro bomberos afectados debido al intenso calor. en el condado de san mateo vemos el incendio que sea programa propalado sigue avanzando hasta santa cruz. reportero: por acÁ una vez más las cosas siguen difÍciles y esta maÑana hasta los centros de evacuaciÓn estÁn siendo desafortunadamente evacuados, el centro que se encuentra evacuado a mi espalda, estamos a distancia del camarÓgrafo, precisamente unas horas antes este centro de evacuaciÓn estaba ubicado en la secundaria de pescadero, sin embargo las llamas empezaron a acercarse a esa zona y el departamento del alguaci

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attorney general, you talked about the seattle police chief carmen best. what an amazing example of service and dedication to her community and how they, she literally had to resign because of this defund effort and she was not given the ability to use the training that all police officers have, know how to disperse crowds, it's usually teargas, pepper spray but they've taken these tools away from officers.e, i believe it's now created a very dangerous situation for all of them. i don't think it takes a lot of, mit or hard harvard degree tose figure out this is not going to end well for a lot of these cities, what you say to those that are demonizing the police, you talked about the group black lives matter, the group antifa and those that believe, joe biden, i will bring into politics but say they become the enemy, kamala harris says she's happy with the l.a.p.d. defunding the police, i don't think this is going to end well, sir. i think lives will be lost as a result. >> lives are being lost in violent crime. and the demonization of the police. carmen be

residentes en esa ciudad regresan un poco a la normalidad >> estoy esperando el momento para regresar >> carmen aguirre y su familia ahora regresa ya que la orden de evacuación ha sido levantada >> no nos queda de otra >> pero el peligro está aún en pie >> el clima en en este tiempo que tienen que esperar y chequear todo >> una noticia que no es alentadora >> no sabemos si vuelve el incendio o no pero por ahora no bajamos las cosas del carro >> piden seguir las alertas de las autoridades ya que las condiciones que se vienen en la zona podría ser un peligro, telemundo california >> muchas gracias susana en dijo el gobernador son 14 mil los bomberos que trabajan sin parar cada día llega más ayuda, las imágenes fueron publicadas muestran lanzando retardantes y la mala calidad del aire la situación ha ido cambiando en los últimos días imágenes en vivo de la ciudad de san mateo palo alto, a pesar de las partículas toxicas hay trabajadores que siguen laborando al aire libre >> congestión en los pulmones me di cuenta que estaba cayendo ceniza >> tuve que ir a comprar suero o algo para est

carmen -- >> it's a big question. i mean, no one can prepare for this kind of thing, you know. >> well, i'll just say that, you know, i'm very spiritual. and when i became mayor, even to this very day, based on my circumstances, i still can't believe that someone like me could actually be mayor of san francisco. it still -- it's almost unreal. i wake up in the morning, it's like, yep, you're still mayor. and it's still blowing me away. and then when i think about what i have come into and my personal background and my experiences. talking about creative in times such as this. and that was kind of the message. and because i will say -- i was in my head wondering what's going on here. you know, is this the end of the world. like global pandemic. the fires, the unrest, all of the protests, all of this stuff. i was just like, wow. and then our president, right like this is like almost as if i'm watching a movie. and it's not real. but it's real. and it's our life. and what i realizeif i were not mayor, how would i want to

. >>> la maestra carmen, aconseja padres de familia, a que no permitan que sus hijos se atasquen en sus deberes. >>> sÍ, hacen el trabajo, se comunicaron con la maestra que necesitan, creo que todos vamos a hacer un buen trabajo. >>> alvarado explica que los profesores trabajan para asegurarse que los estudiantes, puedan obtener la interacciÓn necesaria. >>> tenemos una hora a la semana o mÁs al dÍa, que proveemos una oportonidad fuera del trabajo de la escuela. >>> la pandemia sigue. >>> se estÁ poniendo peor. >>> el distrito escolar de los Ángeles, se enfoca en la seguridad cuando comienzan las clases, el plan, incluye preguntar a los estudiantes si poseen sÍntomas de covid-19, si proveen equipo de protecciÓn como cubrebocas. >>> los visitantes, utilizan gel para poder despuÉs de ahÍ, ingresar a la escuela. >>> 25 dpiden que el resto continuarÍa, hasta la disminuciÓn, una preparatoria en san diego, ellos esperan que los estudiantes, puede unos aniciar el cimo dentro de las aulas, se hablÓ con autoridades de esta acciÓn. crev emos que la mejor educaciÓn, es la educacion

so why do i think there should be more people like carmen bravo in this world? because that man... was me. >>> the u.s. has seen 5 million coronavirus cases, but as the virus spreads so too does misinformation about it and a growing list of celebrities are some of the main culprits. take smash mouth, they played at a pack eed concert and listen t what the lead singer had to say on stage. >> crazy, you know. now we're together tonight. and we're being human once again. >> smash mouth isn't alone n recent weeks, madonna and jon voight have come under scrutiny for their social media posts downplaying the severity of the deadly disease. nba star michael porter even posted his own conspiracy theory about the pandemic on snapchat. here with me now is cnn chief medea correspondent and host of "reliable sources " brian stelter. it is hard enough to sift through the information, the accurate information on coronavirus, but here celebrities are weighing in to the disinformation and adding that to make it even more difficult. >> yeah, and because they are celebrities and t

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my grandfather wrote an acacia about the time he saw sugar ray robinson against carmen. >> guest: tough fighter. c1 my grandfather first generation american who taught himself english and all of this stuff, there is almost a glee on the page of my grandfather's acacia, which has a racial edge undeniably. it has a pride in the immigrant it has pride in the underdog. as of being a black fighter from rural georgia does not make you an underdog. it outplays itself there's something that talks about robinson's acceptance or lack thereof among the white fans wanted to see knocked off his pedestal? >> guest: so many of the fighters in the 20th century were immigrants. ethnic fighters. then you had black fighters. who automatically seemed to be fighting not only for themselve themselves, but for the race as a whole. and so, with robinson there was great jealousy. because he looked good. he was a very handsome man. he was suave, he dressed elegantly. he gave you the impression that he did not have to box. that he boxed by choice. he gave you a feeling he could go over to esquire and be one of th

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seattle's police chief carmen best resigned. in a surprising move, just hours after the city council voted to slash the police budget. decision which would cut 100 police officers and reduce the police chief's salary. chief best announced she will be retiring next month. she told officers in a letter, "i am confident the department will make it through these difficult times. you truly are the best police department in the country. please trust me when i say the vast majority of the people in seattle support you and appreciate you and i look forward to see how the department moves forward through the procession of reenviesing public -- re-envisioning public safety." the decision is after the seattle police were told to stand down as the protesters took over a six-block area of seattle neighborhood for weeks. remember this? the occupation. also, they protested outside the police chief's own home. you are watching "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. here today fox business anchor dagen mcdowell. fox news correspondent gillian turne

i haven't had a chance to speak with carmen. i just learned today that she stepped down. it's a huge loss for the city of seattle. she's a very, very good police chief and will not have any trouble finding another job if she chooses to do that. but seattle has got issues. i mean, they're going to the have a difficult time finding someone to take her place. at least from the outside. they'll probably wind up promoting from within. >> as we know those cuts, part of them were to initiate police layoffs and looking at the salaries of those in command positions. there's so much talk about how funds are allocate these days for police departments and i think it's important to point out too, they're run differently in different areas. so if we're just looking at seattle, do you think this is the best way to start moving forward with some changes and to really start sparking the conversations that may be needed? >> well, i mean, that is not going to change anything to be honest with you. you cut the salaries of the chief or the deputy chief or whatever. how much money are you goin

. >> martha: speaking of the police come a lot of us watched as cheap carmen best in seattle at the end of her rope essentially and she resigned today. she stood up to mayor jenny durkan who said it would be a summer of love in seattle and stood next to her police chief, carmen best while she said "i can't do this anymore. you will take away all the money. you will take away the support i need for my officers, and i'm done." watch this. >> i'm done. can't do it. you know, the council gave us $1.6 million to make sure that we hire the best and the brightest and the most diverse and brought them on. in less than a year later, we will turn them all away. it feels very inclusive and honestly, i have my convictions. i cannot do that. >> martha: i have my convictions says chief best and she was lot of by attorney general william barr for doing a superior job. so seattle loses that woman at that leader, charlie. >> and there you go. okay, who will do it? keep asking. look, like you defined the police and good people don't want to do it, straight up, you will get mexican confederal ladies. you

and today my guest is carmen chu, the assessor for the city of san francisco and was co-chairing the economic recovery task force. she's here to talk how about how the task force is guiding the city through the covid recovery and reopening. welcome to the show. >> thank you very much, chris, for having me. >> we begin by talking about the creation of the economic recovery tack force and its purpose and role. >> absolutely. so i think about our cities with that very first month of covid and the truth is that everything moved so quickly. and i can still remember when i was at the press conference that announced our state of emergency and not only that but very soon after we were in a shelter-in-place scenario where many of us had never imagined that we'd ever see in our lifetime, much less having to deal with a global pandemic. during that time there was a lot going on in people's minds about how concerned and worried that meant for themselves and their families, but almost immediately i think that the city also began to feel what the economic impacts were of shelter-in-place and busin