regina: ¿verdad que está preciosa? irene: sí, preciosa, pero la verdad me cuesta creer que una mamá pueda regalar a su hija así como así. regina: pues, créelo, porque sí es cierto. la muchacha que la tuvo no se puede hacer cargo de ella, así que prefirió dármelo. irene: espero que me estés diciendo la verdad, porque no me gustaría que te metieras en un problema. regina: esta bebita la tuvo una menor de edad que no la quiso, pues, me la regaló. así ella resolvía su vida y yo iba a tener a la bebita que tanto he anhelado. irene: creo que tomaste una decisión precipitada, ¿qué tal si esa muchacha se arrepiente? regina: no, no lo va a hacer. ella puede tener muchos más hijos, su matriz es joven. y yo estoy seca por dentro. así que nadie va a poder apartarme de esta bebita que va a ser mi felicidad, ¿verdad, mi amor? te vas a llamar isabella. irene: te voy a traer más café. bebé: [llora] [música] el verano no es el mismo! ¡ya olvídate de eso! aquí te van las reglas de este verano. las lay's siempr

regina: claro. este libro es un relato donde te enseÑa el procesoque habrÁ fracasos, golpes, pero ni en la vida ni en la escuela nos enseÑan cÓmo poder manejar las emociones. yo te enseÑo el salto que vi del mundo corporativo hasta el digital. se ahora estÁ pasando por momentos donde perdiste un ser querido, no tienes trabajo, te tienes que reinventar, yo te voy a enseÑar cÓmo puedes combatir este nocaut y que te des cuenta que es parte del camino. eso es lo que te hace autÉntico. eso fue que creciera toda esta comunidad en tan sÓlo aÑos a 7,000,000. si yo lo pude hacer, tÚ tambiÉn lo puedes lograr. sÓlo tienes que intentarlo. estÁ disponible en todo estados unidos, todo mÉxico, esperemos conocer las historias de todos. todos somos parte de este club. carlos: claro, claro. tÚ no eres boxeador a profesional? regina: profesional no, pero de la vida sÍ. pregunta a mi esposo. [risas] carlos: muy bien. a lo mejor se asesoraban con canelo Álvarez. mi querido tony, este programa importan

joins us, regina mayor from kpmg. we will look at some thing that doesn't get looked at that much, oil. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: with the first word news, i'm ritika gupta. president trump and speakers at the republican national convention that a positive spin on his handling of the coronavirus pandemic. the president thanked frontline responders and said the virus is going to be fading. others warned what would happen if joe biden is elected. >> there's more work to do, but there is a light at the end of the tunnel. job gains are outpacing what the so-called experts expected, but biden's radical left-wing policies would stop our economic recovery cold. he's already talking about shutting the country down again. it's madness. speakers procession of democrats'combat the portrayal of the president as incompetent. areasis one of the rare of cooperation between the world's largest economies. still, china is far behind its promises to increase purchases of american farm, energy, and manufactured goods. in germany, ch

regina that you welcome to a conference on hollow you recently wrote an article about the controversial new security law that china's going to impose on hong kong and you said this does not to necessarily spell the death of hong kong separate systems but you're taking a huge gamble backing this law aren't you because beijing has done everything it can to prove that it's not interested in those separate systems not interested in freedom of expression human rights or the rule of law is it. i don't think we need to come to a conclusion because china already has its own national security law you know which is only a few pages long what's consists mainly of principles exhortations duties obligations . i think the fact that it needs it feels like it's true and that a whole call version reflects its understanding that hong kong to version which is consistent with our common law system that's why painting is going ahead to an actor in special hong kong specific national security law for us but region if you say don't jump to conclusions let's look at china's record mass surveillance on hundreds

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joining me now, his wife regina and fire chief chris. cc and regina, we at abc7 news are so sorry to hear about the fire damage to the yin ranch but also very relieved your family is safe. cc, i know you and regina had to escape in the middle of the night. when did you two realize the fire reached you and you had to go? >> 12:00, ghiotto a from the emergency office, that nighttime with the work of community and business. did ash and smoke coming down. so alert, yes, but never here any time over the years. we come from an area in san francisco, south bay, east bay for about 20 something years. we love northern california. this is our home. >> this ranch is not just your home but a wedding venue, a place where you host community events like new year's celebrations and workshops for young people and leaders. we have some video of that. i know you've always thought of that ranch as a way for you to give back to the community, so tell me about efforts to save it. regina, maybe you can talk about that because i heard you had some workers that

to be imposed by beijing would seriously damage the independence of hong kong's judging my guest was regina chair of the probating new people's party she dismissed all the fears as places of the law is now in force and widely condemned around the world so i wanted to have you on says she gave us. that you're welcome to a conference on hello you recently wrote an article about the controversial new security law that china is going to impose on hong kong and you said this does not to necessarily spell the death of hong kong separate systems but you're taking a huge gamble backing this law onto because beijing has done everything it can to prove that it's not interested in those separate systems not interested in freedom of expression human rights or the rule of law is it. i don't think we need to come to a conclusion because china already has its own national security law you know which is only a few pages long what's consists mainly of principles exhortations duties obligations . i think the fact that it needs it feels like is true and that a whole cold version reflects its understanding tha

accept the same i think that's where part of the issue lies i think a lot of the problem much like regina said is that you know women are trying we are or more women are and positions of authority now but now everything is of oh she's too bossy or she's it's must be hormonal you know we we tend to attack more women then they find it easier the people the audience you know society just finds it easier to attack women and i whether it's on looks then they are at work to attack a man and i think it's time that you know women accept each other which i am seeing more of which i you know i think it's great and it's a step forward but i think men to need 2 more men because some are i'm not going to speak for everyone but more men need to be able to accept and come to terms with me how can the government of the people and for the people truly you know how can the . government or state local governments hope help adjust and fix this issue as i'm . sure i am i think the 1st things that we can start is that we need to strengthen our pay discrimination laws you know when i look at the paycheck fairne

regina's so what do you feel is the 1st thing going to get wrong when you try to have these discussions about you know equal you know equal rights and gender rights i think it definitely comes down to you know the victim blaming as well but also they don't really they think it's that women who want equal rights who are. proponents of feminism hate men and that's not true it's not we're not hating men were hating the picture across society that has oppressed women and that's what a lot of women want men to understand is we don't hate you not all men are bad we're trying to get you to understand what has been wrong for us and correct that justice i think we've all mentioned here occasion an understanding do they ever do men ever actually say if i were a woman what would that be like how different would my life be if i were a woman if i were you know if i were being discriminated against for my gender for my race if i were you know a minority woman what would that be like what kind of challenges what i face but now there's a lot of victim blaming like regina said men hate you know women ha

regina's so what do you feel is the 1st thing going to get wrong when you try to have these discussions about you know equal you know equal rights and gender rights i think it definitely comes down to you know the victim blaming as well but also they don't really they think it's that women who want equal rights who are. proponents of feminism hate men and that's not true it's not we're not hating men were hating the picture across society that has oppressed women and that's what a lot of women want men to understand is we don't hate you not all men are bad we're trying to get you to understand what has been wrong for us and correct that justice i think we've all mentioned here occasion an understanding do they ever do men ever actually say if i were a woman what would that be like and how different would my life be if i were a woman if i were you know if i were being discriminated against for my gender for my race if i were you know a minority woman what would that be like what kind of challenges what i face but now there's a lot of victim blaming like regina said men hate you know wome

regina's so what do you feel is the 1st thing going to get wrong when you try to have these discussions about you know equal equal rights and gender rights i think it definitely comes down to you know the victim blaming is all but also they don't really they think it's that women who want equal rights who are proponents of feminism hate men and that's not true it's not we're not hating men were hating that picture across society that has oppressed women and that's what a lot of women want men to understand is we don't hate you not all men are bad we're trying to get you to understand what has been wrong for us and correct that just as i think we've all mentioned here occasion and understanding do they ever do men ever actually say if i were a woman what would that be like how different would my life be if i were a woman if i were you know if i were being discriminated against for my gender for my race if i were you know a minority woman what would that be like what kind of challenges what i face but now there's a lot of victim blaming like. men hate you know women hate men and that's no

to advance with the lack of these jobs and it's sad and they have to work hard to get those jobs to regina thank you so i mean i had to climb a mountain just to get on the side of the very top down rigid thank you so much hopefully good news will be coming soon from you when we go to support it's always a pleasure having you on our right everybody about is our job to be remembered one in this world we are not told but we're loved enough so i tell you all i love you. and i'm and we should keep on watching all those talks out there and have a great day and night everybody. and illegal. group. rather than revolution. because that's the information when you have a tiny people who have all the power you have to have some means to make sure the rest of us don't get together and take it back. these are sacrifice. places that capitalism exploited and destroyed for profit and left behind misery poverty. devastation and so you see things like voter suppression building more prisons you seem gerrymandering all sorts of democratic practices are well in the world are well into. question. 54 jets and mo

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regina with college football and college sports in general being affected one thing that has not been as much in the headlines is these other sports jobs and how they're going to be affected by kobe 19 is this going to change the media landscape for sports journalists absolutely we're concerned about that before all of this one sports town in march that locker room is already reliving the access to their team reporters so not your be reporters for locals or regionals just people that already work for the team that cover this material so now you're seeing with n.b.c. sports you had n.b.c. sports boston n.b.c. sports philadelphia dozens of people laid off from their jobs that have been there for 1617 years and you're seeing that change because now you're still seeing you don't need as many people because hey what's around what's there to see and when it comes to silent quarters you look at that affecting women because really here is i reporters you get men there usually in the booth but a lot of reporters are women so you're going to see less opportunities for women in sports to advance

to advance with the lack of these jobs and it's sad and they had to work hard to get those jobs to regina thank you so i mean they had to climb a mountain just to get on the side of the very tall mountain ridge and thank you so much hopefully good news will be coming soon from you when we go to sports always a pleasure having you on all right everybody about is our job to be remembered one in this world we are not told the love the know so i tell you all i love you. and i'm in the shop people watching all those talks out there and have a great day and night everybody. as the u.s. economy was booming growing numbers of people when they need us. you can work 40 hours 'd a week and still not have enough to get housing everybody believes america still is the leader of it's your. we're not financially equality and the lack of affordable housing or living minimum wage gave many people no choice. just been a problem with the city. told me stay away i don't hold this. because that requires. the most vulnerable and abandoned on the streets to become invisible to us. the world is driven by shaped b

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interviewing george tonight is statistics professor and a award-winning science communicator regina, her writings on probability, statistics data have appeared in the los angeles times, new york times, new scientist and reader's digest amongst others. she has been invited across the world to speak to various audiences about how not to -- [inaudible] yourself or others with statistics. welcome, george and regina. >> thanks. >> thanks for having us. >> okay, george, i think it's you and us. you and me. >> yes, you and i. >> so before we start, i googled you -- [laughter] and i found this random fact, okay? that you played thomas jefferson on tv. true or false? rumor or fact? >> that is 100% true. i -- [laughter] this is actually, so i worked on a food show on the food network called good eats, and it was hosted by alton brown. and my very first -- and my job was a production assistant. it was nothing glamorous. i was, you know, plunging toilets, making coffee, helping, like, whatever needed to be done. and, but my very first day on the jobbaltop looks at me -- alton looks at me and goe

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joins us to discuss regina welcome to the show. for having me now the m.b.a. they started playing again after almost 5 months that they took off what kind of financial issues are we looking at here so the bigger concern for them sara is it's so exciting to see from a source of taxes that they're back to see that yes we're talking billions of dollars this is in an industry where you're just a couple $1000000.00 off you're talking almost $1200000000.00 could've been lost about $40000000.00 per team in the league had they not come back in july well the team did come back and they decide the league came back and so they are going to make use of that revenue but they're not making review from hospitality which includes by fans buying tickets selling concessions at the game broadcasters to are also having to ask for money back because when you're having a sports that's televised like the n.b.a. the league does get a percentage of the money that is spent with broadcasters and when you have to lose half or 3rd your season that money is just gone so that also will affe

so the goodness of 1st sports leagues that was really going to help our team sports had a quarter's regina thank you for being with us. that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on demand on the brand new portable t.v. which is available on smartphones and tablets through google play and the apple app store by searching portable t.v. portal t.v. can also be downloaded on newer models samsung smart t.v.'s as well as wrote the devices simply check it out a portable dot t.v. see you next time. coup d'etat the sudden forced and illegal takeover of a government by a small group. so rather than revolutionaries or soldiers could that small group the corporations when you have a tiny group of people who have all power you have to have some means to make sure the rest of us don't get together and take it back. these are sacrificed souls places that capitalism exploited and destroyed for profit and left behind misery poverty environmental devastation and so you see things like voter suppression building more prisons you seem gerrymandering all sorts of undemocratic practices for wealth in that

ham joins us to discuss regina welcome to the show thank you for having me now the n.b.a. they started playing again after almost 5 months that they took off what kind of financial issues are we looking at here so the bigger concern for them sara is it's so exciting to see from a source of taxes that they're back to see that yes we're talking billions of dollars this is in an industry where you're just a couple $1000000.00 off you're talking almost $1200000000.00 could've been lost about $40000000.00 per team in the league had they not come back in july well the team did come back and they decide the league came back and so they are going to make use of that revenue but they're not making review from hospitality which includes by fans buying tickets selling concessions at the game broadcasters to are also having to ask for money back because when you're having a sports that's televised like the n.b.a. the league does get a percentage of the money that is spent with broadcasters so when you have to lose half or 3rd your season that money is just gone so that also will affec

joins us to discuss regina welcome to the show the key for having now the n.b.a. they started playing again after almost 5 months that they took off what kind of financial issues are we looking at here so the bigger concern for them sara is it's so exciting to see from a source of taxes that they're back to see that yes we're talking billions of the. this is in an industry where you're just a couple $1000000.00 off you're talking almost $1200000000.00 could've been lost about $40000000.00 per team in the league had they not come back in july well the team did come back and they decide the league came back and so they are going to make use of that revenue but they're not making review from hospitality which includes by fans buying tickets selling concessions at the game broadcasters to are also having to ask for money back because when you're having a sports that's televised like the n.b.a. the league does get a percentage of the money that is spent with broadcasters and when you have to lose half or 3rd your season that money is just gone so that also will affect

so the goodness of 1st sports leagues that was really going to help our team sports had a quarter's regina thank you for being willing to say. that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on demand on the brand new portable t.v. which is available on smartphones and tablets through google play on the apple app store by searching portable t.v. horrible t.v. can also be downloaded on your model sounds on smart t.v.'s as well as broken devices simply check it out a portable dot t.v. we'll see you next time. to sudden end illegal takeover of a government by a small group. so rather than revolutionaries all soldiers could have small groups the corporations when you have a tiny group of people who have all the power you have to have some means to make sure the rest of us don't get together and take it back. these are sacrificed so places that capitalism exploited and destroyed for profit and left behind misery poverty environmental devastation and so you see things like voter suppression building more prisons you seem gerrymander all sorts of undemocratic practices for wealth in that world fo

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regina beset, the medical director and assistant professor at baylor college of medicine. thank you so much for being with us, doctor. russia started its first clinical trials at the beginning of june, it plans to begin mass vaccinations in october. what do you think about this timeline? >> well, you know, the humanitarian in me is excited there have been advancements made, but the scientist in me is very concerned and i'm going to urge everyone else to look at the data very cautiously. vaccine development is no small feat and this is not child's play. it usually takes years to develop a vaccine and the fact that russia has already approved the vaccine without undergoing phase three clinical trials is much to be concerned about. >> so back in june, there was a new york times op-ed written by two doctor and put forth the idea that president trump could launch an october surprise, they worried that the president could fast track a vaccine and use it as a campaign stunt, especially after he touted hydroxychloroquine as a miracle cure, which it is not. do you think this scenar

thank you very much regina always a pleasure having you on even though you always bring bad news. so that's what we're going to make sure that our story of good news sometime move forward all right and as we go to break remember that you can also start watching the hawks on the man through the brand new portable t.v. app which is now available on all platforms so you have no excuse you did it coming up we cover a canadian court's recent declaration that the united states get this is not a safe place for asylum seekers shocking now with immigration attorney alan or engineer he will break that down stay tuned to watching the whole. summer solution where every summer we look at solutions all the problems they conquer on every other month of the year now today recovering to globalization the dollar is asian and china. process which is gained speed but what has set in motion really on december 11th 22001 when china became member of the world trade organization time now to turn to chris france and author of beating the dragon. 54 jets and more than 1300 military personnel are headed to

long time to get down back to 0 so we if you look at where we are right now all right thank you dr regina c. for joining us there from johannesburg. ivory coast president allison what tyra says that you'll be running for a 3rd term as president in the country's october presidential vote is opponents say this would violate the country's constitution so i cannot speak to that address his following an announcement from areas capital a budget was what are expected to make this announcement well for many. expected this remember when. former prime minister i'm not going to credibly suddenly died on a july of a political equations in ivory coast especially that of the ruling party changed dramatically and since then they have been speculations as to whether or not a loss in what i will contest 4th term although his supporters say he constitution that he locks the mandate to run for a 3rd time unless the constitution is changed suddenly a lesson or to came back today just before the independence day celebrations slow to analyse evidence that he is in fact going to run for the 4th tom he said he p

>> this is regina. i think it would be great to start off with hearing commissioner reports for those participating on the ertf and what you have been focused on, what you have accomplished to date, and what is coming out of the general meetings as well. >> commissioner ortiz-cortagena, i want to put you on the spot to go first. i will have you go second. you are going to call in because your connection is not so great. commissioner hewitt. >> thank you. i was not able to attend the last meeting. i have reviewed the recommendations that we have spoken about. we are on the same committee. just to preface this, what i noticed is they are drilling down at this point to try to get very specific recommendations. i am not sure what came out of the last meeting. it is not really like a free-for-all to keep talking about new issues that arise. it has been these are the set of recommendations that started out in the meeting and now in the subsequent meeting has been focused on drilling down to those particular a

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>> this is regina. i think it would be great to start off with hearing commissioner reports for those participating on the ertf and what you have been focused on, what you have accomplished to date, and what is coming out of the general meetings as well. >> commissioner ortiz-cortagena, i want to put you on the spot to go first. i will have you go second. you are going to call in because your connection is not so great. commissioner hewitt. >> thank you. i was not able to attend the last meeting. i have reviewed the recommendations that we have spoken about. we are on the same committee. just to preface this, what i noticed is they are drilling down at this point to try to get very specific recommendations. i am not sure what came out of the last meeting. it is not really like a free-for-all to keep talking about new issues that arise. it has been these are the set of recommendations that started out in the meeting and now in the subsequent meeting has been focused on drilling down to those particular a

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