vamos con alan y maity. alan: maity, feliz viernes! ya lo sabe, faltan solo horas para celebrar la idnependencia de esta gran nacion. nos toca hacer varios ajustes por esta pandemia pero que no faltan los momentos en familia. maity: hay que tener mucho cuidado ya que no vaya a ser que le pase lo mismo que este joven en nueva york quien casi por poco pierde su casa. captado en kamara quedÓ el momento que un joven casi prende fuego sus casas nueva york. Él jugaba con fuegos artificiales ilegales con un grupo de amigos cuando uno de los dispositivos entra por una ventana abierta desatando un incendio. ahora enfrenta cargos por incendio provocado. >> estaban espacio demasiado reducido y era una receta para el desastre. comentÓ el director del departamento de bomberos. el incidente ocurriÓ en brooklyn a la medianoche. al parecer al grupo de antiguos no se percatÓ del a la casa. a uno tambiÉn se lo puede ver fumando. pasaron siete minutos para que se dieran cuenta de que la casa estaba en llamas. desesperados una trata de contener el f

alan: y luego dicen que uno... este prÓximo miÉrcoles josé luis rodrÍguez el puma va a aclarar de una vez por todas si serÁ o no padre de gemelos. francisca: serÁ?! esto es lo que corre por todos lados. el cantante decidiÓ hacerlo a travÉs de su cuenta de instagram este miÉrcoles a las 7:00 p.m. hora de miami en donde por cierto estarÁ entrevistando natalia jimÉnez. todos a seguir la cuenta de el puma para saber si serÁ o no padre de gemelos. alan: ahÍ estÁ la cuenta de el puma @elpumaoficial francisca: 77 aÑos, su esposa 50 y dos. serÁ esto posible? chef: de que es posible si! alan: todavÍa tengo posibilidades. [risas] francisca:ahora vamos a pasar con otra querida karla que va hablar de mi paÍs repÚblica dominicana. karla: gente tan hermosa que queremos muchÍsimo. el candidato opositor luis abinader gana las elecciones presidenciales de primera vuelta. los primeros comicios en amÉrica latina en medio de un aumento en contagios de coronavirus. habida en air llega en un momento difÍcil para la

alan: muy buenos dÍas. es jueves de de julio y hoy alan: es "despierta amÉrica" mi hermana y que su vida por nosotros espera la confirmaciÓn de que los restos halladosya de la soldada hispana. estados unidos rompe su propio rÉcord por mÁs de 50.000 nuevos contagios de coronavirus en un solo dÍa. te decimos lo que cambia en tu estado ante estÉ panorama. una inmensa ola arrastra una pareja de reciÉn casados durante una sesiÓn de fotos. te mostramos el sorprendente rescate. raÚl: nos olvidamos de los problemas y aprendemos a meditar con deepak chopera quien habla con nosotros y nos revela lo que le une a j balvin. alan: quÉ orgullo. la inolvidable boca que nos ha hecho reÍr se gradÚa en nueva york y todos vamos a celebrar esta maÑana en el grande y en vivo con ella. raÚl: hoy jenni rivera cumplirÍa 51 aÑos y vienen sus padres y hermana a celebrar la vida con ellos. alan: en "despierta amÉrica" que comienza ya. [mÚsica] [musica] karla: asÍ amanecemos y muy buenos dÍas amigos. hoy es un dÍa

alan: 18,20 . marÍa: menos de 20 $, lo prometimos, y lo servimos con un arroz blanco, pueden repetir dos y tres, porque aquÍ estamos siempre para darles la comida. yisus: con estos precios de comida, se va a animar a tener el sexto. marÍa: ¿cÓmo? [risas] aquÍ estamos para ayudarlos, no se pierdan este miÉrcoles " marÍa antonieta resuelve". escrÍbannos al correo, estamos para ayudarlos. si quiere ayudar a otro o ser parte del ejÉrcito, también nos pueden escribir. [hablan al mismo tiempo] marÍa: ahorita nos dices. continuando con las personas que ayudan con el protagonista de nuestra noticia esperanzadora de hoy. non rufino en su casa de maryland reÚne donaciones de alimentos y ayuda a la gente de su comunidad que ha perdido el trabajo en esta pandemia. tres meses por semana llevar comida jo en esa pandemia provista por el departamento de agricultura, de forma voluntaria la entrega a unas 400 familias, mientras bien bajando tiempo completo. don rufino es un orgullo para sus vecinos, y p

alan: no voy a dormir. jenifer: que todo lo que estÁn diciendo se logra, todo lo bueno que estÁn deseándome en este momento sobre mi trabajo, he trabajado muy duro por muchos aÑos, serÍa algo lindo. [aplausos] francisca: quÉ gran momento, de verdad muchÍsima emociÓn sÉ que ustedes disfrutar de mucho, pasaron mÁs cosas ese dÍa,por lo menos la toquÉ y pude conocer esta gran estrella ustedes vieron que bonito y nos veÍamos juntos, pegados tocÁndonos antes de que llegara este coronavirus, pero pronto todos vamos a poder tener esta oportunidad de abrazar a nuestros seres queridos. van a seguir los tbt. pero tenemos que compartir una noticia, coronavirus llevÓ a nuestra casa, nuestro alan tacher y su esposa dieron positivo, en minutos vamos a enlazarnos con ellos para que nos cuenten los detalles. tambiÉn, recordaremos la visita de natti natasha y el puma. y desde los angeles vamos a ver una historia conmovedora, estos refrigeradores llenos de comida se abren para los mÁs necesitados. Ánimo fami

alan: se habÍan tardado. yalitza es una de las pocas mexicanas en ser miembro de la academia y la primera mujer indÍgena . sigue llenando de tu orgullo al pueblo de mÉxico. francisca: ahora vamos a pasar con nuestra querida karla. karla: muy orgullosos de yalitza. carlos: en el 2016 una bronca porque la academia decÍa que no tenÍa suficientes mujeres ni gente de minorÍas y ahora allí estÁ. karla: bailar hace bien al cuerpo. tambiÉn puede ayudar a otras personas en estos tiempos difÍciles. carlos: mÁs por una buena causa. paola: dicen que la uniÓn estÁ la fuerza y precisamente por esa poderosa razÓn usted bailando desde su casa podrÍa ayudar a una comunidad indÍgena que necesita mucha atenciÓn por la pandemia. solamente bailando lo que mÁs le guste. >> quÉ significa bailar para ti? >> bailar significa conectar, es expresar >> energÍa, felicidad total. >> es una terapia absoluta. >> liberaciÓn del cuerpo, del alma y de la mente. paola: por muchas razones es --mÁs.quÉ es " baila como si nad

alan. ya regresamos con la segunda parte. karla: vamos a celebrar a mujeres como ella y tambiÉn hay quienes han nacido en un dÍa como hoy. alan: quÉdate con nosotros. saludamos a alejandro altamirano que cumple cuatro aÑos. felicidades. francisca: tambiÉn cumple aÑos daniela de chicago. mateo padilla de california que cumple cuatro aÑos. >> yo ni de texas cumple 27 aÑos. >> que tal natalia con sus 13 aÑos que estÁ muy feliz. >> atenciÓn porque amalia estÁ cumpliendo 100 aÑos. [aplausos] carlos: mÓnica de washington dc son los 58 aÑos. karla: tambiÉn festejamos a teresa rivera de puerto rico que cumple 57 aÑos. francisca: quÉ me dices de ivonne heredia de miami, florida que cumple 50 aÑos. alan: tambiÉn le deseamos un feliz cumpleaÑos para luz marÍa. la jefa de jefas. no hay mejor jefa en este mundo. [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] oh, darn! let me help. lift and push and push! there it's up there. las arrugas no te hacen quedar bien. evítalas antes de que aparezcan con la ayuda de downy wrinkleguard. ¡tu

alan: atenciÓn, padres! que vamos adherida sÚper creativas para celebrar el cumpleaÑos de tus niÑos el medio de la pandemia y sin peligro de contagio. satcha: soÑar no cuesta nada. j balvÍn nos da un tour por su casa y aquÍ vas a ver la mansiÓn de un chico que nunca se ha dado por vencido y soÑÓ siempre contener lo que tiene hoy. alan: en "despierta amÉrica" donde una nueva hora comienza ya. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] [gritos] !buenos dias a chicago y texas, que se unen a esta transmision a esta hora! gracias por acompaÑarnos. alan: me faltÓ mi cafecito. karla: ahora en la maÑana es mÁgico. alan: recordamos que uniÓn celebra la semana del censo para hablar de esta importancia de su participaciÓn en el gran conteo nacional que sucede cada 10 aÑos. satcha: participar en el censo es mÁs sencillo que nunca. lo pueden llenar fÁcilmente por internet, telÉfono o correo. karla: participa en el censo 20 20 hoy mismo en la pÁgina univisiÓn.com/censo cuenta conmigo. ahÍ lo tienen. satcha: vamo

alan: bienvenido a la ediciÓn digital. saludos a la audiencia, despuÉs de la tormenta viene la calma. sÍ tuvimos agua estamos ahora mismo al igual que los vecinos del Área. haciendo la limpieza pertinente de nuestros hogares dentro de todo tranquilo. lo importante es que mi familia estÁ bien, gracias a dios. borja: dimos un pedido de ayuda a travÉs de las redes sabiendo que su mujer acababa ser intervenida de su espalda. ¿quÉ pensÓ en ese momento que grabo el dinero? alan: pues socorrÍ. utilicÉ las redes para ver quiÉn me podÍa ayudar. mi desesperaciÓn por recibir ayuda. muchas personas se comunicaron tiempo para prepararse? alan: tenÍamos suministros. pero nos toma por sospresa las torrenciales lluvias atÍpicas. cuestiÓn de pocos minutos. no tuve el tiempo de salir. tuve que trepar a mi hijo en el carro. borja: un fuerte abrazo para la familia. vamos a continuar. miestras millones de personas se recuperan, nos conectamos con albert martÍnez. albert: podrÍamos ver lluvias fuertes. aquÍ lo tenemos. el map

alan: felicidades. tambiÉn al hijo de lucÍa mÉndez, sigue los pasos de su papÁ, bien por esta parejas. carlos: pedro torres, marÍa josÉ rodriguez, felicidades a las dos, y a lucÍa. karla: estamos en todas las redes sociales, sÍguenos en twitter, facebook e instagram. mantente informado, arribe tus segmentos favoritos en "despiÉrta américa".com, la aplicaciÓn de y esa pÁgina de youtube. karla: esto ha puesto a muchos muy tristes, porque a pocos dÍas de la muerte de su compaÑero, la sÉptima banda le rinde un homenaje. ♪ ♪ reportero: la sÉptima banda decidiÓ rendirle un homenaje a su compaÑero armando cardona, quien falleciÓ hace 15 dÍas. la agrupaciÓn lanzó su mÁs reciente sencillo "nunca olvidarÉ", dedicado a la memoria del mÚsico. ♪ ♪ m donde quiera que estÉs, siempre te amarÉ m m fuiste mi Único amor, nunca olvidarÉ m ♪ >> con estas canciÓ lo vamos a recordar toda la vida, se llama nunca olvidarÉ, una muy bonita canciÓn que le estÁ gustando a la gente. es refe

alan: no. la verdad que el Único sÍntoma que nos queda y hablo por los dos, cristy sigue con el tema del olfato y gusto. a mÍ, no me pasÓ nada de eso, pero el cansancio. es increÍble. de repente, subes escalera, haces algÚn tipo de movimiento, sales para ver a los niÑos desde la terraza que hemos estado haciendo eso y te cansas. he hablado con alguno de ustedes, inclusive, caminas algunos pasos y te cansas. creo que eso serÍa. el cansancio persiste. es otra de las preguntas que tengo con el doctor. raÚl: claro. muy bien. eso serÁ mÁs adelante. satcha: me da mucho gusto verte aquÍ mi querido alan. mÁs repuesto. yo estaba feliz. ayer habÍa visto en el semblante que estÁn mejorando, que están hacia el otro lado de lo que es el covid19. siempre estamos para apoyarlos. muy rico de que estÉn con nosotros. alan: nos vemos mÁs adelante. les contarÉ la prueba del dÍa de ayer. me doliÓ mÁs que la primera vez. [risas] me lo metiÓ hasta el cerebro creo. [risas] karla: a mÍ, me toca

well alan trump has tried multiple times to dismantle datta piece by piece. so you don't usually wait for element come back you know what skype and we've got to do you know we've got to do we can. it's amazing to me seeing how trump over and over again and now with doc is essentially saying whatever supreme court says i would do anyway and no one ever really stops them absolutely it's it's compounding to me because every time he gets stopped president finds another way to basically the law and try again and it's something that i think keeps immigration attorneys immigration reform as well as dr recipients and those who are seeking you know seeking asylum in their toes because it seems like this administration is dead set on not following the rule of law dead set on trying to punish as many immigration and asylum seekers as they can and to dismantle all things that obama put in place but specifically doc and finally here to come break it down for us is once again alan or is back to write little title difficulties aside we're back where it was i'm glad i have y

well alan trump has tried multiple times to dismantle datta piece by piece. so you don't usually wait for element come back gone because you know what skype and we've got to do you know we've got to do we can. it's amazing to me seeing how trump over and over again and now with doc is essentially saying whatever supreme court says i would do it anyway and no one ever really stops them absolutely it's it's compounding to me because every time he gets stopped president trump finds another way to basically the law and try again and it's something that i think keeps immigration attorneys immigration reform as well as dr recipients and those who are seeking you know seeking asylum in their toes because it seems like this administration is dead set on not following the rule of law dead set on trying to punish as many immigration and asylum seekers as they can and to dismantle all things that obama put in place but specifically doc and finally here to come break it down for us is once again alan or is back to write little title difficulties aside we're back where it

. -- chief executive alan jope is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." unilever shares at one of the biggest gainers in the stoxx 600 this morning after the consumer goods giant estimates for a slump and second quarter sales. alaner, chief executive jope told annmarie hordern how the company handled the coronavirus pandemic. n: i think what we've seen in the last quarter is the true strength of unilever. the breadth of our portfolio gives us good resilience. we have shown good agility and how to respond to the circumstances, and meanwhile we have been working on the strategic future of the company. we are well past the stock filing phase -- the stockpiling phase in north america. and there are big shifts with surface hygiene, growing very quickly, and much of our growth in home america is meals as people eat at home. restaurants hand, are struggling in the current circumstances. surprised by were how well ice cream like ben & jerry's did in north america, given the fact that a lot of tour

sir alan parker — the acclaimed film director who has died at the age of 76. a reminder of our top story.... the head of the world health organization has said the impact of the coronavirus outbreak will be felt "for decades to come". the who's emergency committee was meeting to assess if you find that story and i her stories at our website. thank you for watching. find me on twitter. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ kacungira. —— find that story and all of oui’ —— find that story and all of our stories on the bbc news website. the heat on friday was certainly extreme. it arrived quickly and it is going away quickly. the heat was far and wide. temperatures of 37 degrees and at london, 29 in edinburgh. 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 rain and we scooped up some thunderstorms from continental europe, heading eastward to the north sea and behind that band of cloud, we ar

alan: claro, por supuesto inclusive fue antes que yo. carlos: asÍ es, como saben cayÓ enferma como coronavirus, pero ahora estÁ siendo vÍctima de mucho bullyng la estÁn atacando, de entrada le mandamos, nuestro apoyo, sabe que estamos para ti aquÍ, lo vamos a estar discutiendo. en un minuto te o verlo satcha: muy buenos dÍas para todos ustedes me encanta verlos cada dÍa mÁs recuperados karla y alan. vamos a conocer lo que hoy acapara titulares en un minuto. este viernes expira el beneficio por desempleo de 600 $ semanales, expertos en sugieren que su nuevo peligro para la reelecciÓn del presidente donald trump, cuyo Índice continÚa bajando las encuesta. dicho pago ha sido un salvavidas financiero para unos 20.000.000 de personas. precisamente un sondeo de la cadena abc revela que el casi 2/3 de estadounidenses desaprueba la manera en que el mandatario enfrenta tres retos claves, la pandemia, la ola de protesta por la brutalidad policial y las relaciones con rusia. revela nuevos detalles de que la actriz naya rivera perdiÓ la

dershowitz and you frey alan dershowitz once access to either the information that was made available which was under the original protective order or to have it destroyed now i know there's no such thing as destroying evidence it doesn't exist it's like unthink that thought unring that bell it's almost a titular move that's going to be because remember you've got 2 of the biggest heavyweights in the civil court that's coming up this is a be a 20 ring circus but what we have right now is to look at simply this look at the way they are treating her and look at what she's going to be saying and look at it what are they going to squeeze her because she's important certainly should she's not in it if it's self will they go that extra mile remember bill barr finally did something he still by the way as you have written is all things that jeffrey have sync about it so it's i so maybe there is progress towards justice well i don't really briefly you talked about possibly a plea deal can she broke her broker herself a better deal if she thinks like a bird so who should be sweating right now.

a ver, alan, ¿quÉ mensaje le envÍas a tus fans? >>bueno, de todo corazÓn me siento muy agradecido con toda la gente que ha votado por mÍ para que siga en esta competencia. de veras, me siento muy agradecido, muchas gracias y espero el apoyo de todos ustedes en esta etapa. gracias. [algarabía] >>pues sÍ, si quieres apoyar a alan para que sea el ganador de "la voz kids", puedes votar por telÉfono llamando al 855 69 voz 06. si eres usuario de servicio mÓvil de at&t deberÁs enviar un mensaje de texto con la palabra vota al cÓdigo 6906. cargos pueden aplicar, recibirÁs un mensaje de texto confirmando tu voto. ¡ademÁs puedes votar entrando a la pÁgina web, la voz kids... juntos: com. >>y recuerden que la votaciÓn empieza la final del show, ¿ok? quÉdate aquÍ conmigo. y ahora vamos a invitar a ¡todos los concursantes, todos los artistas! ¡todos finalistas! [aclamaciones] [aplausos] ¡hola! [aclamaciones] [aplausos] una noche como pocas que consagra a estos artistas. ellos han llegado hasta la final y ahora van a disputars

well alan trump has tried multiple times to dismantle datta piece by piece. so you don't usually wait for element combat you know it's skype and we've got to do it you know we've got to do we can. it's amazing to me seeing how trump over and over again and now with doc is essentially saying whatever supreme court says i would do anyway and no one ever really stops them absolutely it's it's compounding to me because every time he gets stopped president trump finds another way to basically the law and try again and it's something that i think keeps immigration attorneys immigration reform as well as dr recipients and those who are seeking you know seeking asylum in their toes because it seems like this administration is dead set on not following the rule of law dead set on trying to punish as many immigration and asylum seekers as they can and to dismantle all things that obama put in place but specifically doc and finally here to come break it down for us is once again alan or is back to write little title difficulties aside we're back where it was i'm glad to

well alan trump has tried multiple times to dismantle datta piece by piece. so you don't usually wait for element come back gone because you know it's skype and we've got to do it you know we've got to do we can. it's amazing to me seeing how trump over and over again and now with doc is essentially saying whatever supreme court says i would do it anyway and no one ever really stops them absolutely it's it's compounding to me because every time he gets stopped president trump finds another way to basically the law and try again and it's something that i think keeps immigration attorneys immigration reform as well as dr recipients and those who are seeking you know seeking asylum in their toes because it seems like this administration is dead set on not following the rule of law dead set on trying to punish as many immigration and asylum seekers as they can and to dismantle all things that obama put in place but specifically doc and finally here to come break it down for us is once again alan or is back to write a little title difficulties aside we're back whe

well alan trump has tried multiple times to dismantle datta piece by piece. so you don't usually wait for element come back you know what skype and we've got to do you know we've got to do we can. it's amazing to me seeing how trump over and over again and now with doc is essentially saying whatever supreme court says i would do it anyway and no one ever really stops them absolutely it's it's compounding to me because every time he gets stopped president finds another way to basically the law and try again and it's something that i think keeps immigration attorneys immigration reform as well as dr recipients and those who are seeking you know seeking asylum in their toes because it seems like this administration is dead set on not following the rule of law dead set on trying to punish as many immigration and asylum seekers as they can and to dismantle all things that obama put in place but specifically doc and finally here to come break it down for us is once again alan or is back to write little title difficulties aside we're back where it was i'm glad to ha

well alan trump has tried multiple times to dismantle datta piece by piece. so you know measures we wait for element come back gone because you know what skype and we've got to do you know we've got to do we can. it's amazing to me seeing how trump over and over again and now with doc is essentially saying whatever supreme court says i would do anyway and no one ever really stops them absolutely it's it's compounding to me because every time he gets stopped president finds another way to basically the law and try again and it's something that i think keeps immigration attorneys immigration reform as well as dr recipients and those who are seeking you know seeking asylum on their toes because it seems like this administration is dead set on not following the rule of law dead set on trying to punish as many immigration and asylum seekers as they can and to dismantle all things that obama put in place but specifically doc and finally here to come break it down for us is once again alan or is back to write little title difficulties aside we're back where it was i

presidential election campaign alan fischer joins us live now from falls church in virginia alan what do we know. we know that they're saying that this was done because he was risk he was due to start his sentence on tuesday the white house in a statement just issued you see peter just in the last 90 seconds or so said that roger stone is a victim of the russian hoax which is being protected by the left and the media insist there was never any collusion with russia and because of the serious medical risk the president has taken the decision to commute the sentence this is not the same as a pardon or cleaning conviction it also makes the point that roger stone has appealed his conviction and wants to go through the judicial system which he believes will exonerate him just to remind you it was back in november last year that roger stone was convicted on a number of offenses including lying to congress about his back channel links to wiki leaks who of course carried out several leaks before the 2016 presidential campaign and that he'd done so according to prosecutors to protect the presi

asÍ es, todos nerviosos, preocupados por alan, por karla, por la esposa de alan, por christy. la semana pasada dimos a conocer que elloshabÍa dado positivo al covid-19 y, bueno, imagÍnense, estÁn en cuarentena sin ver a sus hijos y poniendo prueba lo que es la relaciÓn, encontrar un balance entre la salud mental, la armonÍa entre la pareja.preguntas tambiÉn tenemos tambiÉn tenemos a la psicÓloga vÍa skype. que estan atravesando momentos . dificiles, y estamos aqui para sÉ que este es un momento difÍcil. habÍas estado al tanto con los doctores. siempre comunicÁndote, informÁndote. alguien que creo que les va dar mucho gusto el mensaje que les mandason un par de actores. como saben tambiÉn estÁn pasando por la misma situaciÓn. este es el mensaje que les mandaron. >> queridos amigos, sabemos que estÁn pasando un momento difÍcil. les mandamos un abrazo muy fuerte desde aquÍ. nosotros que ya vivimos esta situaciÓn sabemos que es complicado. lo primero que les puedo decir es que no se depriman, que traten de ver cosas alegres, que traten de desenganchar un poco

vÁmonos con alan pulido y el sporting que avanzaron hasta los cuartos de final. alan pulido en los cuartos de final. no te pierdas los octavos de final en unimÁs. juventus se titulÓ campeón de la liga. y con muchas cervezas el arquero del aston villa se encargÓ de animar la fiesta. la zurda de conor mcgregor no pasÓ desapercibida para sergio ramos que lo invitÓ a una sesiÓn. extrañamos esos momentos especiales... con nuestra familia, la libertad de compartir con nuestra comunidad. queremos que los niños puedan regresar a la escuela y tener estabilidad en nuestros empleos. con responsabilidad podemos recobrar lo perdido. hagamos lo correcto. mantengamos seis pies de distancia. lavemonos las manos con frecuencia. y usemos mascarilla todas las veces que salimos de casa. juntos, podemos luchar contra el covid-19. puede ser que estés más expuesto al humo de segunda mano en casa que entra por las puertas y ventanas o el sistema de ventilación. el humo de segunda mano es tóxico y puede causar enfermedades graves como bronquitis, pulmonía y asma en los niñ

for up don't according to a new baby is a great gift he has named him alan. the coronavirus pandemic has caused devastation all around the world millions of people are grieving the loss of their loved ones many more are wondering where their next paycheck will come from. among this last group are the huge number of people who rely on tourism to survive. experts estimate that the colvin $1000.00 health crisis will cause $1.00 trillion dollars in losses to the travel industry. that's equivalent to the entire annual economic output of mexico especially badly hit by the travel decline jamaica where g.d.p. could fall by 11 percent this year. thailand 2 is expected to see a drop of 9 percent. last year some 40000000 foreign tourists visited the country. so what happens next. thailand looks lovely other never. do gongs are chilling with no people bothering them. the beach is an hour knocking and elsewhere empty and clean that has to do with the absence of foreign tourists. none have come to put elephant camps since the government barred foreigners from entering the

have a powerful effect none more so than the fate of 3 year old alan courtney. the tragic exodus of the courty family ended at this beach near the turkish village of. the mother father and their 2 children were trying to reach the greek island of cost in a rubber boat but the boat capsized. little al and his brother harley and their mother were hunted drowned only abdulla cordy survived. the capsized after people stood up. i held my wife son. and we had life jackets and tried to keep our children out of the water but it didn't work holly died for us to learn. i'll never forget holly's words when he said to me papa don't be afraid don't look at. the image of little islands dead body made headlines around the world the refugees desperation and their fate now symbolized by a tiny corpse 4 years later we set out to make contact with his father during our research we 1st came across an ant team according to lift in canada for more than 20 years sure remembers the phone call that she had with her brother after the incident all too clearly. the 1st or. i stood in. my p

♪ >> reporter: country music superstar alan jackson has sold 60 million albums worldwide. ♪ ♪ but there ain't no cure for the summertime blews ♪ >> reporter: but last month he did something perhaps even more remarkable. >> just grad to get out of the house and have a good time, i think. >> reporter: on back-to-back nights in alabama, jackson played to the largest american concert crowd since the pandemic took over our lives. some 12,000 fans in total, all desperate for a break. honestly, you could have supping jingle bells, you know -- >> yeah. - excited to see you. >> i heard they drove from all over the country. >> the drive-in style showed took place in vast open field with fans sitting in and on their cars, pickups and suvs. >> felt like a regular show. people were -- i could hear them and they were loud and having fun. >> concert goers were told to social distance their vehicles and protect themselves. but it's not always easy when you're having fun. ♪ ♪ might as well smile ♪ >> i think we're going to see a lot of creativity and innovation in the way peel are getting intert

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and one of britain's most acclaimed film directors — sir alan parker — has died at the age of 76. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world — and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. i'm nancy kacungira. the head of the world health organisation has said the effects of the global coronavirus outbreak will be felt "for decades to come". tedros ghebreyesus was speaking to the who's emergency committee — meeting to assess the covid—i9 pandemic six months after first declaring a global public health emergency. the emergency committee is discussing what more can be done to control the virus. the pandemic is a once in a century health crisis, the effects of which will be felt for decades to come. many scientific questions have been resolved. many remain to be answered. early results from virologist studies are painting a consistent picture. most of the world's people remain susceptible to the virus. even in areas that have experienced severe outbreaks. many countries that believed they were past the worst are now gr

we bring in alan ruskin. is the market correctly pricing in a lack of a plan here that we will see relative to the hong kong dollar? the market is certainly sanguine. you look at hong kong's and the hong kong dollar volume market and all of them are sending the same signal, they are not treating this report seriously. i think it makes sense. the united states can say -- can sanction countries and penalize individuals and institutions but one has to ask is this in the united states' interest? kongers drive hong closer to china which is not with the u.s. is trying to do. i think the market is right to take a sanguine view on things. romaine: they are shrugging this off. this is notint out worked up to the top levels of the treasury department as far as an idea. i'm curious about the relationship between the hong kong dollar and the chinese currency, the mainland chinese currency and the interplay and whether we can expect any sort of changes in that relationship given some of the moves beijing has given to asse

news at six against right now with alan martin and elizabeth cook. >> why are higher than ever covid-19 outbreak turns deadly for two turns deadly for 2+, different tactics at different bay area beaches. how officials are trying to slow coronavirus at the coast. >> fourth of july like no other. how a divided bay area may or may not celebrate. >> our top stories streaming fire crews are scrambling to get the illegal fireworks off the treats. >> good evening i am alan martin. >> i am elizabeth cook police and fire crews across the bay area are going on hilar. >> a global pandemic has canceled most of the actual firework shows happening around the ar. >> the theory is primed for a potential disaster. >> the fourth of july may be tomorrow but illegal fireworks have been lighting up the skies around the bay area for weeks. >> you could hear big pops and big boobs. and started three weeks or four weeks ago. >> >> this no questions asked illegal drop off bucket is nearly empty now that had been filled to the brim before cal fire elected. oakland fire has been five extra engines on for the fo

alan: that's the problem. i'm glad i don't have to chart. in my humble opinion, the data is the key issue in every one of these. that's the thread that goes across these accounts. it's the fact that their data gets bigger and bigger by the second, and they know more about us, where we are going, what we are biting -- what we are buying . they know everything. that data is a powerful tool. to cross channels to be able to use that data. though they claim they don't and i don't frankly believe them. i'm not there on the inside. there's no way they are isolating the data that they are theyetting the bed it's know so much about everything and google in terms of every search you make, they have so much information that helps them with any generic product they make, and in every case, the way to look at it, , we are based on lowering -- raising prices. 1800s andthe late 1900s, the railroads and the oil companies set out to raise prices. in this case, our trust laws are out of date. these are companies that are not necessarily raising prices, it's c

fisher is there alan this is the 3rd of 6 days of memorials for congressman john lewis. and if you're looking at the same pictures design i'm looking at the congressman is very close to arriving here at the capitol where his body will lie in state for the next couple of days he will lie in state in the rotunda that makes him the 1st african-american to do that although there was an african-american politician who live in state in the house just last year. the motorcade has made its way through washington d.c. stopping off at significant points including the martin luther king memorial john lewis was one of the so-called gang of 6 several rights activists who in 1965 decided they would make a stand they marched on washington john lewis delivered a speech which had to be tempered don't by others in the group who said that they wanted to bring the rest of the country with them john lewis then became an icon revered beloved admired by many people here the motorcade then went past the african-american history museum something that john lewis had what very hard to put into bei

trump's presidential campaign and was sentenced to jail for lying to congress as part of the russia probe alan fischer reports. he has been a friend a confidant and for a very long time his biggest political supporter roger stone can thank donald trump for his freedom the veteran political consultant was due to begin a prison sentence on cheese day but with the president's granting of clemency that has gone away in a statement the white house said roger stone is a victim of the russia hopes that the left and its allies in the media perpetuated for years in an attack. to undermine the trump presidency there was never any collusion between the campaign or the trump administration with russia it continued mr stone will be put at serious medical risk in prison he's appealed this conviction and is seeking a new trial it concludes roger stone is no a free man. was caught up in robert miller's investigation into alleged collusion between russia and the trump campaign in january last year he was charged with one count of obstruction 5 of making false statements and one of threatening a witness the cha

fischer reporting live from washington alan many thanks. lebanon is reimposing lockdown measures after assad in corona virus infections and deaths it will begin on thursday and last for 5 days into the. day businesses will then resume for only 2 days on tuesday before returning to 5 more days of lockdown at least 132 new cases and 8 deaths have been reported over the past 24 hours places of worship night club sports events popular markets will close so lockdown being imposed during the upcoming holiday will probably be difficult for many in lebanon doctors though say that hospitals will be quickly overwhelmed if the rise in infections isn't managed right away al-jazeera zoho to reports from beirut the number of daily infections in lebanon is now into 3 digits official say the corona virus has spread across the country there reimposing restrictions less than a months after the country and its only public airport reopened the numbers may be low when compared to other countries but this is a nation of only 6000000 people including a 1000000 re

congress which claims to outline how current laws allow the companies to avoid liabilities alan fischer reports the ranking member fittingly the tech giants appeared virtually to face questions the subcommittee chairman making clear he sees a problem their dominance is killing small businesses and you factoring in the overall dynamism of the engines the. merican economy their ability to dictate terms call the shots up and entire sectors and inspire fear represent the powers of a private government this was meant to be an inquiry into business practices do the 4 companies google amazon apple and facebook stifle rivals and kill competition one republican immediately made clear he also wanted to talk about bias online we love the fact that these are american companies but what's not great is censoring people censoring conserves and trying to impact elections and if it doesn't end there has to be consequences from each of the 4 bosses a common theme they were innovators job creators the definition of american excellence there's room in retail for multiple winners we compete against large es

alan jope. speaking of those lines that are dropping, we will give you a bigger insight into his plans for the business and his outlook for the second half. we are also going to have in five minutes the open of equity indexes across europe. we are looking right now at futures that are higher across the board. .4%.futures up about the market open is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ anna: a minute to go until the start of the cash equities open in europe. beijing hits back. china state tv cuts off the english premier league. jinping mayports xi move to close the u.s. consulate. direction.h for mitch mcconnell could unveil a gop plan today opening up discussions with democrats. salesamerican ice cream as the food giant says it will hold off business in india and indonesia. futures point higher. matt: let's look at where futures are trading right now. 50.7% gain on the euro stoxx benchmark index. ftse futures about 0.4% right now. , about 0.6 gaining percent. u.s. futures also in the green. could be

alan fischer joins us live now from washington d.c. alan the congressional hearing what could it achieve and how much weight does it carry. well pretty strong words and if companies are phone guilty of and to trust there's always the possibility that we can start an inquiry into them you'll remember that bill gates was in front of the committee 12 years ago to talk about the dominant position then of microsoft that kenna theme was picked up by mark zuckerberg who said look you've got these 4 companies here but if we don't keep innovating if we don't keep investing then in 5 years' time they'll be different companies here talking about the likes of my space remember my space no no many people do but it used to be the big social media platform and it disappeared because facebook overtook it certainly there is some concern that these companies have used the dominant market position google were accused of stealing directly from riaa rivals an accusation that google denied google was also questioned the but the fact that in the past it had

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the new baby is a great gift he has named him alan. virus pandemic has caused devastation all around the world millions of people are grieving the loss of their loved ones many more are wondering where their next paycheck will come from. among this last group are the huge number of people who rely on tourism to survive. experts estimate that the cove in $1000.00 health crisis will cause $1.00 trillion dollars in losses to the travel industry. that's equivalent to the entire anywhere economic output of mexico especially badly hit by the travel decline jamaica where g.d.p. could fall by 11 percent this year. thailand 2 is expected to see a drop of 9 percent. last year some 40000000 foreign tourists visited the country. so what happens next. thailand looks lovely other never. do gongs are chilling with no people bothering them. the beaches in our nanny and elsewhere are empty and clean that has to do with the absence of foreign tourists. none have come to put elephant camps since the government barred foreigners from entering the country

and to that image of my nephew alan currency that's when it's fools. culch 1000000 in heart and more and this stand up from their side and a sense enough is enough we need to hope. tina cordy said that her brother donut now lives in terror beyond any iraq's kurdish region we were unable to travel to iraq because of the corona virus pandemic on the phone he told us his thoughts about what happened back then. after the accident i was happy to see how countries open the borders and their hearts to the refugees. and how they gave them welcome. unfortunately this warm welcome disappeared after 2 or 3 months. people not to undertake this dangerous journey to germany want to any other country . kurdish television has also covered up do it according speight and has revealed some good news i don't like already has once again become a father he remarried 3 years ago. oh yes. i was very surprised when the new baby was born i couldn't believe it it was a shock. i didn't know if i should be happy or sad or if i should cry. i have no idea what happened to me. when y

> well, eventually alan simpson became the u.s. senator from wyoming. and i got elected to the house of representatives in 1974, and he got elected in 1978. but here we are in 1943 in a pup tent together -- >> playing a prank on the bully. >> and we became the very best of friends and to this day we still vacation together twice a year. we go on trips. i'm on the phone probably with him four or five times a week right now. so we're the best of friends but he's a republican from wyoming and i'm a liberal democrat from california, but we're still the best of friends. >> and worked together on the civil liberties act, and that's real interesting. i think you could probably pull it off on your own, norm, but i think alan was very helpful. >> he was very helpful because on the senate side he was very helpful in the beginning cosponsors of the bill and getting people to vote yes on hr 442. and it was named because of the 442nd regiment or combat team that served so well in europe during world war ii. >> the 442nd for anyone who might not

and a devastating image that shocked the world 5 years on alan cordy's father speaks about his trot. around the world refugees endure how rowing journeys in their search for a better life. and old they seek to escape poverty violence and in justice. but the individual stories of refugees rarely get told instead they often become an anonymous abstraction. the number of refugees globally has almost doubled since 2012 to about 80000000 the majority of these people are displaced in their own countries. very few of their stories ever make it into the public domain. but in the rare cases when it happens they have a powerful effect none more so than the fate of 3 year old cullen courtney. the trench it x. . it is of the courty family ended at this beach near the turkish village of. the mother father and their 2 children were trying to reach the greek island of kos in a rubber boat but the boat capsized. on his brother harley and their mother ronna drowned only up to look already survived. david mckenzie overdo the capsized after people stood up. i held my wife's. and we had life jackets and

and a devastating image that shocked the world 5 years on alan cordy's father speaks about his trauma. around the world refugees endure how rowing journeys and their search for a better life. and old they seek to escape poverty violence and injustice. but the individual stories of refugees rarely get told dead they often become an anonymous obstruction. the number of refugees globally has almost doubled since 2012 to about 80000000 jordi of these people are displaced in their own countries. very few of their stories never make it into the public domain . but in the rare cases when it happens they have a powerful effect none more so than the fate of 3 year old in court. the tragic exodus of the courty family ended at this beach near the turkish village of. the mother father and their 2 children were trying to reach the greek island of kos in a rubber boat but the boat capsized. little on his brother tommy and their mother were hunted drowned only up to the. 40 survived. the do not give over to the capsized after people stood up body i held my wife santa maria and we had life jackets an

and a devastating image that shocked the world 5 years on alan cordy's father speaks about his trauma. around the world refugees endure how rowing journeys in their search for a better life. and old they seek to escape poverty violence and injustice. but the individual stories of refugees rarely get told instead they often become an anonymous abstraction. the number of refugees globally has almost doubled since 2012 to about 80000000 the majority of these people are displaced in their own countries. very few of their stories ever make it into the public domain. but in the rare cases when it happens they have a powerful effect none more so than the fate of 3 year old alan courtney. the tragic exodus of the courty family ended at this beach near the turkish village of. the mother father and their 2 children were trying to reach the greek island of kos in a rubber boat but the boat capsized. little on his brother tommy and their mother were hunted drowned only abdul. 40 survived. the do not give over to the capsized after people stood up. i held my wife santa maria and we had life jacket

as alan martin reports, there is growing evidence that wearing a mask really works. and, that people are paying attention. >> reporter: you want to stop the coronavirus? until we've got a vaccine or immunity, here is at least one tried and true method. >> we can do this, everybody. wear a mask. >> reporter: the cdc just published two reports on discovering. one involves a hair salon. two of the stylists tested positive for covid. before they knew it, they cut and styled the hair of 140 clients. however, while at work, everyone, including the client, wore a mask. and guess what? not a single customer got sick. >> zero transmission out of 140 exposures, in that setting, i think, speaks volumes. volumes, to the power of masks. >> reporter: the second study shows how wearing a mask is catching on. in april, 62% of people used a mask when they went outside. by may, that had jumped to 76%. however, listen to bill nye the science guy -- >> if it is exposed, you are not wearing a mask. why don't you just walk around spitting on me? >> reporter: this doctor knows that you hav

alan's father. died of cards at 19 you know. he'd worked at the same hospital on long island since he moved to the us 16 years ago i always bonded with him through our love of photography. and those monies a while he was on a shift in emergency some of his colleagues. only passed away in the same i.c.u. ward where you'd been caring for infected patients just a few weeks earlier they say that he brought around like a presence with them where you could trust what he's doing like not even just the nurses but the doctors and they feel they confide in him. you know reassure themselves and he just has it just really show that he's really good at his job. yes we're very proud of him. ollie had been injured by didn't put on dialysis in a desperate attempt to save him his children saw him in the hospital before he died it was hard to see him. all swollen and stuff so it was it was just a nightmare to see him in that way and it was very hard. i wouldn't wish for any kid to see their dad in that state it's just terrible and also just like

good evening i am alan martin in for ken. bay area school districts are spiraling to come up with a pandemic plan. joined from oakland, wilson? >> reporter: it is a tremendous question, the stakes are incredibly high for families, educators, just about everyone who makes the decision as to how we get back to school. what should it look like, the stakes could not be higher. who gets to make the call? >> we do not want teachers, students, returning to school. we should turn our attention to doing the best we can with distance-learning for the next period. >> your learningd