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Nuclear Events
Nuclear tensions between Western governments and North Korea have always been strong.
North Korea has a total of 30-40 nuclear weapons
The Korean government could produce 7 nuclear bombs per year.
Hwasong-15 is the most powerful weapon the North has
Other countries like Iran have enriched uranium and plutonium. These are highly dangerous chemicals used to create nuclear weapons
Iran had a nuclear weapons program but agreed to the Iran Nuclear Deal.
The deal demanded Iran dismantle its nuclear program in return for sanctions relief.
The country was already struggling and this relief was badly needed so they agreed.
Iran in 2019 started ignoring the deal made after U.S president Donald Trump withdrew from it, claiming it did not impose enough restrictions and it was still possible to create nuclear weapons.
The new administration in Washington is in talks with Iran to renter the accord but both disagree on major parts of the deal.
Following the crisis in Ukraine, Russia has threatened nuclear force and severe economic consequences towards Europe and the U.S. if they help Ukraine.
Nuclear weapons have always gave a country power and a say in foreign politics but it also endangers the prospect of uncontrollable war.
For nuclear energy, the United States had began this in 1958.
The United States has 93 nuclear reactors in 55 nuclear power plants.
There have been 104 operating nuclear reactors in 2012 but the USA has since decreased it to 93.
Nuclear plants are entire facilities.
about half of EU countries generate nuclear power.
Although, nuclear energy is zero-emission, many countries are now ending its use due to the dangers it poses.
Nuclear accidents like Chernobyl deter a country’s motivation to make another plant.
August 17, 2020
KABUL/ MOSCOW, July 9 (Reuters) - Taliban officials said on Friday the Sunni Muslim insurgent group had taken control of 85% of territory in Afghanistan, and international concern mounted over problems getting medicines and supplies into the country.
Afghan government officials dismissed the assertion that the Taliban controlled most of the country as part of a propaganda campaign launched as foreign forces, including the United States, withdraw after almost 20 years of fighting.
But local Afghan officials said Taliban fighters, emboldened by the withdrawal, had captured an important district in Herat province, home to tens of thousands of minority Shi’ite Hazaras.
Torghundi, a northern town on the border with Turkmenistan, had also been captured by the Taliban overnight, Afghan and Taliban officials said.
Hundreds of Afghan security personnel and refugees continued to flee across the border into neighboring Iran and Tajikistan, causing concern in Moscow and other foreign capitals that radical Islamists could infiltrate Central Asia.
Three visiting Taliban officials sought to address those concerns during a visit to Moscow.
"We will take all measures so that Islamic State will not operate on Afghan territory... and our territory will never be used against our neighbors," one of the Taliban officials, Shahabuddin Delawar, told a news conference.
He said "you and the entire world community have probably recently learned that 85% of the territory of Afghanistan has come under the control" of the Taliban.
The same delegation said a day earlier that the group would not attack the Tajik-Afghan border, the fate of which is in focus in Russia and Central Asia.
Asked about how much territory the Taliban held, Pentagon spokesman John Kirby declined direct comment.
"Claiming territory or claiming ground doesn't mean you can sustain that or keep it over time" he said in an interview with CNN. "And so I think it's really time for the Afghan forces to get into the field - and they are in the field - and to defend their country, their people."
"They've got the capacity, they've got the capability. Now it's time to have that will," he said.
HUMANITARIAN CONCERNS
As fighting continued, a World Health Organization (WHO)official said health workers were struggling to get medicines and supplies into Afghanistan, and that some staff had fled after facilities came under attack.
The WHO's regional emergencies director, Rick Brennan, said at least 18.4 million people require humanitarian assistance, including 3.1 million children at risk of acute malnutrition.
"We are concerned about our lack of access to be able to provide essential medicines and supplies and we are concerned about attacks on health care," Brennan, speaking via videolink from Cairo, told a U.N. briefing in Geneva.
Some aid will arrive by next week including 3.5 million COVID-19 vaccine doses and oxygen concentrators, he said. They included doses of Johnson & Johnson's shot donated by the United States and AstraZeneca doses through the COVAX facility.
A U.S. donation of more than 1.4 million doses of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine arrived on Friday, the U.N. children's agency UNICEF said.
In Afghanistan, a prominent anti-Taliban commander said he would support efforts by Afghan forces to claw back control of parts of western Afghanistan, including a border crossing with Iran.
Mohammad Ismail Khan, widely known as the Lion of Herat, urged civilians to join the fight. He said hundreds of armed civilians from Ghor, Badghis, Nimroz, Farah, Helmand and Kandahar provinces had come to his house and were ready to fill the security void created by foreign force withdrawal.
U.S. President Joe Biden said on Thursday the Afghan people must decide their own future and that he would not consign another generation of Americans to the two-decade-old war.
Biden set a target date of Aug. 31 for the final withdrawal of U.S. forces, minus about 650 troops to provide security for the U.S. embassy in Kabul.
Biden said Washington had long ago achieved its original rationale for invading the country in 2001: to root out al-Qaeda militants and prevent another attack on the United States like the one launched on Sept. 11, 2001.
The mastermind of that attack, Osama bin Laden, was killed by a U.S. military team in neighboring Pakistan in 2011. (Reporting by Kabul, Moscow, Geneva and Washignton bureaux, Editing by Timothy Heritage)
July 9 (Reuters) - The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on Friday updated its guidance for U.S. schools reopening in the fall, recommending masking indoors for everyone who is not fully vaccinated against COVID-19 and three feet of distance within classrooms.
The agency said school administrators can require indoor mask use even for students and educators who are vaccinated, depending on the needs of the community. Reasons would include schools with children under age 12, who are not currently authorized to receive COVID-19 vaccines, or high rates of COVID-19 transmission in the region.
"The guidance does reflect the fact that vaccination makes it easier to conduct school in person, which should be the default," said Dr. Amesh Adalja, an infectious disease specialist at Johns Hopkins University. But it involves "a lot of hedging and risk calculation," he added.
California said it would continue to require all students and educators to wear masks during school, citing the fact that many of its school facilities can’t accommodate physical distancing.
“Masking is a simple and effective intervention," California Health & Human Services Agency Secretary Dr. Mark Ghaly said in a statement. He also said the requirement would ensure that all kids are treated the same.
The National Education Association, the largest U.S. teachers union, said the updated CDC guidance offers a roadmap for students to return to school.
"Everyone who is eligible to be vaccinated should get their COVID-19 vaccination... Schools should be consistently and rigorously employing all the recommended mitigation strategies," NEA President Becky Pringle said in a statement.
Schools throughout the United States began to close in March of 2020 as the COVID-19 pandemic took hold and many students were shifted to online learning at home. Critics had accused teacher unions of slowing reopenings by demanding virus mitigation practices, such as universal masking, fewer kids in classrooms and social distancing.
MORE DEBATE
The updated guidance is likely to set off more debate about what is appropriate. Some regions have stricter guidelines than the others.
"Most of the school debate has not been adherent to science - it has really been linked to politics and teacher unions," Adalja said.
The American Federation of Teachers, the second-largest U.S. teachers' union, said the new CDC guidance makes sense and will help students return to the classroom.
“The guidance confirms two truths: that students learn better in the classroom, and that vaccines remain our best bet to stop the spread of this virus," AFT President Randi Weingarten said in a statement.
The CDC said schools should rely on local health data when deciding to relax or tighten prevention strategies, including mask wearing and physical distancing.
"Because of the importance of in-person learning, schools where not everyone is fully vaccinated should implement physical distancing to the extent possible within their structures, but should not exclude students from in-person learning to keep a minimum distance requirement," the new guidance said.
The agency said its recommendations are appropriate even with the spread of the highly contagious Delta variant of the coronavirus.
"What we have seen is that students are capable of wearing masks ... Should there be evidence of variants spreading, masks reduce the risk," said Dr. Nathaniel Beers, co-author of the American Academy of Pediatrics’ (AAP) school opening guidelines.
He said updated AAP guidance will be announced within the next couple of weeks.
A study by the CDC released on Friday showed that half of unvaccinated adolescents and parents of unvaccinated adolescents reported being uncertain about getting a COVID-19 vaccine, or did not intend to get one at all.
Nationwide, according to the CDC statistics on Friday, around 55% of the overall population and 67% of adults have received at least one COVID-19 vaccination dose. (Reporting by Deena Beasley in Los Angeles and Mrinalika Roy in Bengaluru; Editing by Dan Grebler and Aurora Ellis)
VENICE, Italy, July 10 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said on Saturday the G20 finance ministers meeting in Italy showed that the world is ready to end the global race to the bottom on corporate taxation and "should now move quickly to finalize the deal."
"In addition to tax, the G20 made good progress on a range of issues, including climate change and the effort to help lower income nations with their vaccine rollout so the world can finally neutralize the threat of COVID-19," Yellen said in a statement, adding that multilateral cooperation can make the United States more competitive in the global economy. (Reporting by David Lawder Editing by Paul Simao)
By Julia Harte
July 10 (Reuters) - A statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee was taken down in Charlottesville, Virginia, on Saturday, nearly four years after white supremacist protests over plans to remove it led to clashes in which a woman was run down by a car and killed.
Shortly after the removal of the Lee statue, a statue of Confederate General Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson was also removed from its base in another city park. Onlookers who had gathered hours earlier cheered as the statues were loaded onto trucks and driven away.
Statues honoring leaders of the pro-slavery Confederate side in the American Civil War have become a focus of protests against racism in recent years.
The college town's planned removal of the Lee statue in 2017 prompted a rally by white supremacists that turned deadly when a car driven into a crowd by a self-described neo-Nazi killed a counter-protester, 32-year-old Heather Heyer.
Weeks later the Charlottesville city council unanimously ordered the Jackson statue to be removed.
Citizens including the Virginia Division of the Sons of Confederate Veterans sued Charlottesville over the removal plans. In April, Virginia's highest court ruled the city could remove https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-race-virginia-statue/virginias-high-court-approves-removal-of-confederate-statues-idUSKBN2BO67D both Confederate statues, overturning a state Circuit Court decision that had upheld the citizen lawsuit.
Charlottesville will keep the statues in storage until it makes a final decision about what to do with them, officials said in a statement on Friday. The city installed protective fencing and designated no-parking zones around the parks in anticipation of Saturday's removals, the statement said.
Asked whether the city was aware of any planned protests, city spokesman Brian Wheeler said, "an indication of how we feel about this is, we're inviting the public to join us in the park."
"We think a lot of our community members really want to be there to see this happen." (Reporting by Julia Harte; Additional reporting by Ismail Shakil in Bengaluru; Editing by Rosalba O'Brien, Frances Kerry and Daniel Wallis)
Florida condo death toll rises to 79 after another body is found
The death toll in the collapse of an Miami-area condominium tower rose to 79 on Friday after workers extracted 14 more bodies from the ruins and said they had reduced the pile of debris down nearly to ground level. The recovery left 61 people still missing and feared dead in the concrete and steel rubble of the 12-story oceanfront building in Surfside, Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava told an afternoon news conference.
Biden fires Trump-nominated Social Security commissioner
U.S. President Joe Biden on Friday fired Social Security Commissioner Andrew Saul, a holdover from the Trump administration, but Saul told the Washington Post he plans to be at work on Monday morning because his term isn't over. "Andrew Saul refused to resign as requested, and he was notified his employment as Commissioner was terminated immediately," said a White House official, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
After hottest June ever, U.S. braces for new heatwave in West
Western states are bracing for more scorching weather this weekend after the hottest month of June on record in the United States killed scores of people, strained electric grids and depleted reservoirs. The National Weather Service has issued an excessive heat warning for much of the West through Monday evening, predicting "dangerously hot conditions" including temperatures up to 130 degrees Fahrenheit (54 degrees Celsius) in Death Valley, California.
Texas lawmakers to consider sweeping voting restrictions
Texas lawmakers will consider new voting restrictions on Saturday as part of a special legislative session called by Republican Governor Greg Abbott after Democrats blocked earlier versions of the legislation in a dramatic walkout. Republican state senators introduced their latest version of the bill, now known as SB 1, on Thursday, sparking outcry from Democrats and voter advocates who said it was being rushed through the legislative process to avoid public scrutiny.
Illinois becomes first U.S. state to require Asian-American history in schools
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker signed a bill on Friday requiring public schools to teach Asian-American history, the first such step by a U.S. state amid rising concerns about violence against people of Asian descent. The bill mandates the teaching of a unit of Asian-American history in public elementary and high schools starting in the 2022-2023 school year.
U.S.'s Yellen says will try to address concerns of tax deal holdout countries
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said on Saturday that she would work to try to address the concerns of holdout countries that have not signed onto a global corporate tax deal, but added that it wasn't necessary for all nations to adopt it. Speaking to reporters alongside German Finance Minister Olaf Scholz, Yellen said she believed that some of the concerns of countries such as Ireland, Estonia and Hungary could be addressed in the run-up to a G20 leaders' summit in October.
U.S. CDC updates school guidance to emphasize in-person learning
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on Friday updated its guidance for U.S. schools reopening in the fall, recommending masking indoors for everyone who is not fully vaccinated against COVID-19 and three feet of distance within classrooms. The agency said school administrators can require indoor mask use even for students and educators who are vaccinated, depending on the needs of the community. Reasons would include schools with children under age 12, who are not currently authorized to receive COVID-19 vaccines, or high rates of COVID-19 transmission in the region.
Fencing around U.S. Capitol coming down six months after Jan. 6 attack
Workers began to remove the last of the high-security fence around the U.S. Capitol on Friday, more than six months after former President Donald Trump's supporters launched a deadly assault on the home of the U.S. Congress. The eight-foot-high (2.4-m) black mesh fencing at one point surrounded several blocks of Capitol Hill, interfering with pedestrian and vehicle traffic. The remaining sections, enclosing just the white-domed Capitol complex, will take about three days to remove, according to U.S. House of Representatives Sergeant-at-Arms William Walker.
Charlottesville removes Confederate statue at center of deadly 2017 protest
A statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee was taken down in the city of Charlottesville, Virginia on Saturday, nearly four years after white supremacist protests over plans to remove it led to clashes in which a woman was run down by a car and killed. Onlookers cheered as the statue was put on a truck and driven away. City authorities had welcomed viewers from 6 a.m. to the site of the statue in Market Street Park.
Wreckage located of Boeing cargo jet that made emergency landing off Hawaii
Investigators have located a Boeing 737-200 cargo jet that made an emergency water landing off the Hawaiian island of Oahu in the Pacific Ocean on July 2, the National Transportation Safety Board said on Friday. Transair Flight 810 was found approximately 2 miles offshore from Ewa Beach. The major components of the airplane -- the aft fuselage including both wings and tail along with both engines, and forward fuselage -- were located on the sea floor at depths between 360 and 420 feet, the NTSB said in a statement.
Today's News
News Ivan Gonzalez-Window News Chief Anchor Fri Nov Oct 20 2020 12:25 PM PDTAccording to several sources the Trump Administration and their top officials in charge of the operation Warp Speed have not briefed anyone on the Biden transition team over how the planning and distribution of the Covid-19 vaccine is going to take place. When challenged on this, the White House spokesperson Brian Morgenstern stated that all plans were publicly available.
The number of Coronavirus cases around the world have now almost reached 57,000,000. In the United States the total number of Coronavirus cases are 11.6 million. It has now reached its peak with normal days of Covid increasing by 60% and deaths by 24% The states with the most cases are Texas, California, and Florida and with the most deaths: New York, Texas, and California. Pfizer and Moderna’s vaccine is waiting for approval by the CDC and will start distribution as soon as December. This however doesn’t mean people will get it. It will be out to the general public sometime in April.
The Mexican president Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Thursday that he did not threaten to expel United States officials from the DEA out of Mexico. This came after the arrest conducted by United States officials of Salvador Cienfuegos on counts of corruption and bribery. Several media outlets in Mexico have stated that Mexico did expel them. Window News can confirm, from various internal sources, that Mexico expelled the DEA officials.
The World Health Organization reiterated the fact that traveling during the pandemic is dangerous and that holidays this years cannot be celebrated the same where places are at critical point. The CDC describe something similar saying that Thanksgiving in the United States, which is this Thursday, November 26 shall not have more than a few people.
The long awaited report by Australian officials was published today and had some striking news. In the report, Australian forces killed 39 Afghan civilians and prisoners unlawfully. The Defense force general Campbell said it was "possibly the most disgraceful episode in Australia's military history."
The Vatican is now in Hot Water after a report alleging cardinal Mcarrick abusing seminarians and students. Pope Francis published the findings in a 500 page report and said it was a disgrace. The Vatican is also looking for an explanation after the Pope’s official instagram account somehow liked a photo of a Brazilian Model. The catholic daily newspaper La Croix stated, “The pope is not like Donald Trump, he’s not sitting around using a phone or computer to tweet all day long.” Both of these topics have caused controversy.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 21 (Reuters) - U.S. Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe said on Wednesday that Russia andIran have both tried to interfere with the 2020 presidential election. "We have confirmed that some voter registration information has been obtained by Iran, and separately, by Russia," Ratcliffe said during a hastily arranged news conference. "We have already seen Iran sending spoofed emails designed to intimidate voters, incite social unrest and damage president Trump."
Ratcliffe was referring to emails sent Wedensday and designed to look like they came from the pro-Trump Proud Boys group, according to government sources.
U.S. intelligence agencies previously warned that Iran might interfere to hurt Trump and that Russia was trying to help him in the election.
Outside experts said that if Ratcliffe was correct, Iran would be trying to make Trump look bad by calling attention to support and threats by the sometimes violent group.
The emails are under investigation, and one intelligence source said it was still unclear who was behind them.
Some of those emails also contained a video, debunked by experts, that purported to show how fake ballots could be submitted. Ratcliffe said that claim was false.
Most voter registration information is public.
News Ivan Gonzalez-Window News Chief Anchor Mon Oct 19 2020 12:02PM PDT
In New Zealand, the Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has just won a second term in office. Her party, the Liberal Labour Party won 49% of the votes compared to the conservative National Party winning 27%.
Her popularity soared after she successfully tamed the coronavirus. Leaving only about 40 active cases of coronavirus in her country and now no longer requires people to wear masks or social distance.
Many protest in Thailand after the force of police was used in another protest. Demonstrations on Friday were dispersed by law enforcement using water cannons. Following the use of force from the police, new protests yesterday occurred.
The suspect responsible for the beheading of a teacher in France, the suspect shot by police, has now been identified as a Chechen teen. Him along with his grandfather, parents, his 17 year old brother, and 5 others were arrested for this gruesome act. The prosecutor also stated that he was asking students on more information of the teacher.
The United States has charged Mexico’s ex-secretary on counts of corruption. Salvador Cienfuegos is facing multiple charges for utilizing his position to help the drug cartel H-2. He was receiving bribes in pay for his assistance. The H-2 is known for distributing heroin, marijuana, methamphetamines, and may other drugs. Cienfuegos can face up to life in prison.
The Netherlands announced plans this week that it would allow doctors to kill children who are terminally ill. This decision would allow children below 13 to be killed with the consent of their parents. This is not supported by many people who think this is an inhumane way to end the life of children.
A wedding that was going to take place in New York was going to have 10,000 people. Andrew Cuomo said that these acts will not be tolerated. He also stated that targeting coronavirus would be based on a block by block level. This after the counties of Orange, Rock-land, Queens, and Brooklyn contain small amounts of hot spots.
A man in Singapore is accused of flying a drone up to 225 meters on air in a restricted zone. The Singapore police said the man was flying the drone in an unsafe and irresponsible way. More information will be disclosed later.
Movie theaters in New York will be reopened. The limit capacity in theaters is only 25% and only a maximum of 50 people are allowed. The positivity rate is also supposed to be below 2% on the 14 day average.
The vice-presidential nominee, Kamala Harris, has cancelled campaign trips that were to be held in key states. This after two people tested positive for the coronavirus. She had planned to be in North Carolina on Thursday and in Pennsylvania on Saturday, but now these events are in limbo. A flight crew member and the senator’s communication director both tested positive.
The Post has recently reported on an email that shows Vadym Pozharskyi, an advisor to the board of Burisma in Ukraine, showing signs of appreciation to Hunter Biden for introducing him to Joe Biden. In the email he said, “Dear Hunter, thank you for inviting me to DC and giving an opportunity to meet your father and spent [sic] some time together. It’s realty [sic] an honor and pleasure.” This was the year before Biden’s son pressured Ukrainian government officials to fire a prosecutor who was investigating the company Vadym was working. An earlier email was found asking Hunter how “you could use your influence” on the companies behalf. The authenticity of these controversial emails are not established. Twitter and facebook censored these reports from The Post and are now facing heated exchanges.
Now to news in Europe, there is a second wave of coronavirus cases in the continent, record numbers of infections surge. Germany, the Czech Republic, Poland, and Italy are just some countries facing newly confirmed infections. President Macron imposed a 9p.m. curfew for some of France’s main cities. This as the United States cases struggle to maintain themselves. 44 states rising and in some, 50% rise in infections compared to the last two weeks.
Northern Ireland has now imposed new restrictions to Covid-19 and are the tightest in all of the United Kingdom. These regulations are going to close schools, pubs and restaurants. This came after England’s three tier system started. A two week closer of schools will start and a 4 week shutdown of restaurants and pubs will also take effect.
In South America, many of the forests continue to burn after a fire that started in September, evacuations were imposed but there is no sign of it ending.
The brand new iPhone 12s are now announced and many want to get there hands on them. They now have 5g and ceramic shield, a new defense against shattering. 4 phones were released. The iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro, and the iPhone 12 Pro Max. They have new features like LIDAR for Argumented Reality and portrait mode at night. Night mode was expanded to the Ultra Wide and the selfie camera. More features were announced like the faster A14 bionic chip and the 2.5 times optical zoom. The event was not what Apple had planned though, internal sources show that they expected to release airtags and AirPods studio, but were delayed. The HomePod mini was also released, though.
President Trump has tested positve for coronavirus after one of his aides had mild symtoms. This as he attended many places including his own rally and a roundtable with fundraisers. He made the announcment very early midnight today and stated that togehter they will fight the coronavirus. For more information, please stay tuned to the Window News in the website.
BREAKING NEWS TRUMP TESTES POSITIVE FOR CORONAVIRUS
The Debate Commission Promises less disturbance and Chaos in the Next Trump-Biden Battle
Presidential Debates Ivan Gonzalez-Window News Chief Anchor Thu Oct 1 2020 12:18 P.M. PDTThe United States presidential debate organizers are starting to find possible changes in the rules of the debates. This following the major disaster in the last face-off. These new rules include the ability for the moderator to mute each of the candidates. Biden suggested the mute button might help after Trump was a “bully” according to many people. The hour and a half prime time program is continually gaining criticism after nominee Joe Biden called Trump a lair, bully, the worst president ever, among other things. It is also gaining critics from the left wing after President Trump bullied Biden and questioned if his mental and intellectual health is in a right state. The battle was seen by at least 73 million viewers, this is 22.5% of the United States population, and Joe Biden was able to raise $10 million during the debate. Surveys suggest that Joe Biden is leading in the election, while more accurate ones that have a history of getting a closer result, show a pretty close and hard contest. Chris Wallace has also been receiving hard, mixed reviews following his poor control of the debate. Fir highlight check in the window news YouTube channel or the website in the “Presidential Debates section”
Orlando Hall will be the 8th person to federally be executed
Breaking News Jonathan Allen/Leslie Adler-Window News Reporter from affiliates(Reuters) Wed Sep 30 2020 2:14 P.M. PDTThe U.S. Department of Justice plans to execute Orlando Hall, a convicted murderer, on Nov. 19, according to a notice filed with a federal judge overseeing challenges to the department's lethal injection protocol.
The United States has already carried out seven executions this year after resuming the punishment in the summer, ending a 17-year hiatus.
President Donald Trump Has stated that the vacancy of the Supreme Court would be filled with no delay
Poltical News Ivan Gonzalez-Window News Chief Anchor Sat Sep 19 2020 11:23 A.M. PDTThis comes after the justice Ruth Bader from the Supreme Court died yesterday, September 18, after a metastatic cancer in the pancreas. She was 87 when she passed. President Trump is already looking into who would replace. He stated in a tweet.
"We were put in this position of power and importance to make decisions for the people who so proudly elected us, the most important of which has long been considered to be the selection of United States Supreme Court Justices. We have this obligation, without delay!"
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg has now died at the age 87
Breaking News Ivan Gonzalez-Window News Chief Anchor Fri Sep 18 2020 8:27 P.M. PDTSupreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has died September 18 the Supreme Court announced today. They stated that she died at her home at the capital along with her family. She was 87 years old. The cause of her death was complications of metastatic cancer in the pancreas.
Later, Chief Justice John Roberts said in a statement, “we at the Supreme Court have lost a cherished colleague. Today we mourn but with confidence that future generations will remember Ruth Bader as we knew her, a tireless and resolute champion of justice.”
As a leader in women’s rights, it will be a hard and long battle over who will succeed the position in the Supreme Court Vacancy.
Days before her death, she had said to her granddaughter Clara Spera, “My most fervent wish is that I will not be replaced until a new president is installed.”
The loss of Ruth is really a huge blow to the democrats, she was the leader of the liberal wing and now republicans could control it.
The Book Rage that is to be published on Tuesday Sept 15, is going to cause the electoral campaign race to heat up.
Politcal News (Scandal) Ivan Gonzalez-Window News Chief Anchor Sat Sep 12 2020 11:24 A.M. PDTAfter some excerpts from the book were made public, President Donald Trump attacked Bob Woodward, who is the author of the book. Bob Woodward is one the most respected journalists who uncovered the Watergate Scandal along with Carl Bernstein. Woodward released a new book titled Rage, in it, he released some information where President Trump said he downplayed the coronavirus and decided to prevent panic. Rage also focused on some meetings where Trump visited Kim Jong Un. At the second Summit, after Kim Jong Un disagreed to dismantle the nuclear sites, Donald stated
“Do you ever do more than send rockets into the air? We're going to the movies together. We're going to play a round of golf."
In the letters the President of the United states received, Kim referred to him as “your excellency” and Donald Trump quoted,”Being with you was really amazing.”
President Trump attacks Democratic Presidential Candidate
Political News Ivan Gonzalez-Window News Chief Anchor Thu Sep 10 2020 8:09 P.M. PDT[MBS Airport(Duration ≈90 mins)]-President Trump attacks the nominee for the Democratic Party Joe Biden on Thursday, calling him “the worst presidential candidate in the history of presidential politics”
President Trump also repeated the criticism of calling Joe Biden a “globalist sellout” to China, stating that he was responsible for the vast loss of jobs.
“I really believe that,” referring to when he said Joe Biden is the worst candidate. “Can you imagine if I lost to him? I'd have to say I lost to the worst candidate ever put up. Don't do that to me, Michigan,"
The campaign rally took place at MBS International airport
Kamala Harris was repeatedly accused in the rally of opposing to fast tracking the vaccine. Fast Tracking the vaccine could be a risky move according to some experts.
Apple Watch Comfirmed to be Announced At The Apple Event
Tech News Ivan Gonzalez-Window News Chief Anchor Tue Sep 8 2020 9:42 A.M. PTThe apple website in the United Kingdom no longer allows you to order the Apple Watch 5, this means that it will be anounced in the Apple Event.
Apple Event Announced
Tech Breaking News Ivan Gonzalez-Window News Chief Anchor Tue Sep 8 2020 9:40 A.M. PTThe device maker that created the iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and among many other products sent a press release saying that they will be hosting an event on September 15, 2020 at 10 a.m. PDT. There has been speculation that an Apple event would occur since September 6 after Jon Prosser posted a tweet stating that his internal sources had this piece of information. Another peace of evidence that the Apple Event would take place was a hashtag #appleevent that expired September 28, this could mean an Apple event.
The event did not disclose what it would announce, but many leakers have confirmed that they will be releasing iPads, the new IPhone 12s, Apple watches and much more. For more information please keep monitoring the Window News Website.
Presidential Candidate Joe Biden states Trump Doesn’t Feel the Economic Loss Due to The Pandemic
Coronavirus/Elections Ivan Gonzalez-Window News Chief Anchor Sat Sep 5 10:13 A.M. PTOn Friday, a report was released that showed the unemployment rates and job growth decreasing. The democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden responded by attacking president Donald Trump.
"Bottom line, Mr. President, do your job. Get off your golf course and out of the sand bunker. Call the leaders together in the Oval Office, sit with them and make a deal. Make a deal that delivers for working Americans and eases their anxiety and pain."
"It's almost like he doesn't care, he doesn't affect him because it doesn't affect him or his class of friends."
As both candidates get ready for one of the most consequential campaign years in history, the United States labor department released a report that showed job growth slowing to 8.4% and nonfarm payrolls increasing 1.37 million, this is fewer than was in July but almost the same as was in August.
President Trump and Joe Biden will face an election with the economy crippled and the coronavirus pandemic still strong. Questioning on how Trump took action on the pandemic will greatly influence the election.
Another occasion that will affect the election was the controversial report that The Atlantic published, confirming the fact that Trump called US military soldiers “losers” and decided not to visit an American Cemetery calling it unimportant. This was confirmed by many news sources including the Associated Press.
Researchers say that the Russian Covid-19 vaccine has no major side effects.
Coronavirus Ivan Gonzalez-Window News Chief Anchor Fri Sep 4 11:00 A.M. PTRussia’s vaccine that is to combat the covid-19 pandemic, Sputnik-V, has found no major side effects, this according to medical journal, The Lancet. Russia hailed the results that were published stating that they were the answer that critics were looking for.
"The data on the Russian vaccine studies reported in The Lancet are encouraging - demonstrating the safety and immunogenicity of the adenovirus-based COVID-19 vaccines.
The results are unsurprising as the Oxford group have also shown similar adenovirus-based vaccines do not produce major side effects in humans and that immunological responses to the Spike protein are observed.
The report is a case of 'so far so good', but immunological responses may not necessarily evoke protection and further investigation is needed on the effectiveness of this vaccine for prevention of COVID-19."
More testing are to be made to ensure the vaccine.
California Governor Called Wildfires a “Deadly Moment”, he insists residents to flee.
Breaking News Ivan Gonzalez-Window News Chief Anchor Sat Aug 22 9:58 A.M PTHundreds of wildfires have destroyed the Central and Northern parts of California. They have contributed to six deaths, and have greatly doubled in size, becoming one of the largest wildfire seasons in the history of California. The significant land that has been destroyed is now greatly immense and now is bigger than the State of Rhode Island. Devastation everywhere, 500 homes and other structural points have been burned by the fire. 43 firefighters and civilians have been injured. California Governor Gavin Newsom has said 560 fires were being fought by many crews. He still keeps insisting that it is not enough.
Many cities of California have experienced haze and dark smoke because of the fires.
Reporting Ivan Window News
Steve Bannon, former top advisor to Trump’s Campaign arrested for defrauding “We Build the Wall” Donors
Political News Ivan Gonzalez-Window News Chief Anchor Thu Aug 2020 11:15 A.M PTSteve Bannon was charged for defrauding Trump supporters throughout his time as White House chief strategist. He was among four people who I had been arrested on Thursday. Bannon was charged for committing wire fraud and money laundering. The Justice Department said in a statement that prosecutors accused the defendants of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars that donors gave for the cause of building the wall. $25 million were donated and more than 1 million of that was given to him. Bannon now becomes the latest Trump associate to face criminal charges, a list that includes many of Trump’s top advisers.
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President Trump’s Brother died on Saturday
Breaking News Ivan Gonzalez-Window News Chief Anchor Sat Aug 15 8:42 P.M PTThe 45th president of the United States of America, Donald Trump, said in a statement that his younger brother Robert Trump has passed away today. This a day after President Trump visited him in a hospital in New York. In the statement he said the following:
"It is with heavy heart I share that my wonderful brother, Robert, peacefully passed away tonight. He was not just my brother, he was my best friend. He will be greatly missed, but we will meet again. His memory will live on in my heart forever. Robert, I love you. Rest in peace"
Robert Trump was younger than president Trump by two years, making him 72 years old. He was a business executive and real estate developer for the Trump Organization’s holdings outside Manhattan. He also served as one of the board of directors of ZeniMax Media. He invested in SHiRT LLC and is widely known.
President Trump is expected to attend the funeral according to an aide. This is challenging due to his busy schedule. He is expected to visit several places in part because of his re-election campaign.
The cause of the death has not been revealed to the press, the closest to knowing the cause was from President Trump, telling reporters that his brother was “having a hard time” with an undisclosed sickness. ABC News had reported that Robert had been in a hospital for more than a week last month.
The United States loses bid on Iran Arms Embargo this as Putin pushes to avoid a nuclear deal showdown
Ivan Gonzalez-Window News Chief Anchor Sat Aug 15 10:23 A.M PTThe United States of America lost a bid on Friday to extend a United Nations arms embargo that would’ve been imposed on Iran, this as Russian President Vladimir Putin proposed a convention summit with world leaders to avoid the United States to trigger a return of sanctions to Tehran, Iran. In a vote with world leaders the United Nations voted the following: Russia and China opposed extending the weapon ban while eleven members abstained. Only two, the Dominican Republic and the United States, voted in favor. The arms embargo is expected to expire in October under a 2015 nuclear deal. The fact that the United States could not extend the arms embargo could mean that they would have to trigger all sanctions to Iran using a provision in the nuclear deal, something that would be much more severe to Iran than the embargo. Putin proposed a video summit with world leaders to try to avoid further “confrontation and escalation” over Iran. Russia, ally to Iran, remained fully committed to the nuclear deal.
Russia First Country to approve a COVID-19 vaccine
Ivan Gonzalez-Window News Chief Anchor Tue Aug 11Russia is now the first country to claim it has an effective COVID-19 vaccine. This according to Vladimir Putin in a statement he said on Tuesday.
“today in the morning the first vaccine against the new coronavirus infection was registered... it works fairly effectively, forms stable immunity, and I repeat - it has gone through all the necessary checks."
“The vaccine has a more specific effect, it forms stable anti-body and cell-mediated immune response.”
He stated that Russia had become the first to have a COVID-19 vaccine approved in less than two months of testing and trial.
The vaccine will be called Sputnik V in homage to Russia’s first satellite which launched on October 4, 1957, a move Moscow likened to the space race. The vaccine, however, has not even completed the final trials and, according to some experts, 10% of the clinical trials performed were approved. These numbers show that Russia might not have an effective vaccine and is seeking prestigiousness on top of safety.
Twitter expressed interest in buying Chinese owned Tiktok from parent Bytedance
Ivan Gonzalez-Window News Chief Anchor.Twitter incorporated has expressed interest into acquiring part of the United States TikTok operations this according to people familiar with the matter. This comes after several experts say that Tiktok does not have the ability to make a financing plan available before the deadline in order to sell it. It is far from a possibility that Twitter will outbid Microsoft. Currently, Microsoft is the most probable buyer for tiktok.
US President Donald stated that he will join the international conference call to help aid Lebanon.
Ivan Gonzalez-Window News Chief AnchorThe United States President Donald Trump said on Friday that he will be participating in an international conference call along with other world leaders to discuss how they are going to aid Lebanon, following the deadly explosion and the devastation this week. He announced he spoked separately with the Lebanese President Michel Aoun and the French President Emmanuel Macron.
The tweet read this
"We will be having a conference call on Sunday with President Macron, leaders of Lebanon, and leaders from various other parts of the world. Everyone wants to help!" Trump tweeted.
During one of President Trump’s press conferences in one of his resorts he said he was collaborating with Lebanese Officials to identify the needs they would require.
This follows the deadly explosion this week that has struck Beirut, leaving several people injured and hundreds dead. The cause of the explosion is still under investigation, but is due to ammonium nitrate. An extremely safe material when stored safely, but dangerous when left untreated.
Facebook and Twitter block a post by President Donald Trump
Ivan Gonzalez-Window News Chief Anchor Wed Aug 5(Washington D.C)- President Donald Trump on Wednesday posted on facebook a clip from an interview with Fox News saying that children should return to school because they are virtually immune to the infection caused by the coronavirus, COVID-19. Facebook quickly removed the video contained in the post and later a spokesperson said the following.
“This video includes false claims that a group of people is immune from COVID-19 which is a violation of our policies around harmful COVID misinformation”
Twitter later removed the tweet that he made at almost the exact time. This after it was also tweeted by the Trump Campaign.
Children, in fact, do spread the coronavirus. They are one of the major carriers that greatly propagate the spread instead of trying to midigate it. This is a major concern and is why health officials do not recommend taking kids to school. If kids are going to school and want to be safe try these following standards:
Clean hands often using hand sanitizer, or soap.
Try to avoid people who are sick
Put distance between children and other people, six feet. (Social distance)
Wear a face covering (Recommended for everyone, but is usually over 2 years of age).
Regularly clean surface areas
Launder Items
Make sure your children have up to date vaccines and immunizations.
Massive explosion blasts Beirut, killing at least 25 and thousands of injuries.
Ivan Gonzalez-Window News Chief Anchor Tue Aug 8(Beirut)-The capital of Lebanon, Beirut had a massive explosion near the center of the city, killing at least 25 people and injuring at least 2,500. It also sent extreme, immense shockwaves across the capital and the rest of the neighboring cities, causing windows to shatter and broken glass to fall. Another problem was that apartment balconies fell to the ground when the shaking took place. This is the most powerful explosion to hit Beirut in years, causing many of the residents to think that this was an earthquake. Many of the people right now are looking if everyone is fine and trying to find what they can of the remainings. Lebanon’s interior minister states that initial information indicated that what went off was highly explosive material, that had been seized a long time ago, it has been stored for a long time and blew up. Others suggest that this was an industry error. The broadcaster Mayadeen says that what went off were tonnes of nitrate. Footage of the explosion shows multiple columns of smoke rising and then an enormous blast that made white smoke and a fireball. The footage is seen going backwards because the people filming the incident were pushed backwards. At least 10 people were taken to the hospital and hundreds more were injured. The Lebanese president called for an emergency meeting of the country’s Supreme Defense Council. Prime Minister Hassan Diab called for a day of mourning on Wednesday. It is still unclear what set the explosion. The governor of Beirut had said in a statement that a team of firefighters were near the scene and had disappeared when the explosion took place. France says that they are ready to help the Lebanese president if anything is needed to help the overwhelming hospitals. There have been many bombings in Lebanese since 2007 according to news agency Reuters.
Beirut aftermath shows injuries and mass devastation
(REUTERS)-Lebanese security and medical sources have told Reuters that at least 10 people are killed in the Beirut port explosion, although Lebanon's health minister has suggested the number may be much higher.
Lebanon's state news agency NNA and two security sources said the blast had occurred in the port area where there are warehouses housing explosives. It was not immediately clear what caused the blast or what kind of explosives were in the warehouses.
"I saw a fireball and smoke billowing over Beirut. People were screaming and running, bleeding. Balconies were blown off buildings. Glass in high-rise buildings shattered and fell to the street," said a Reuters witness.
Local broadcaster LBC quoted the health minister as saying there was a "very high number" of injures and a large amount of damage. Al Mayadeen television said hundreds were wounded.
Spains former King has gone to the Caribbean.
Ivan Gonzalez-Window News Chief Anchor Tue Aug 4Spain’s Juan Carlos Gonzalez has been reported to be in the Dominican Republic, this after leaving his home country under a full fledge scandal. This is according to several sources and newspapers there. The royal palace has announced that’s he will be leaving so that his reputation wouldn’t ruin that of his son, King Felipe. The government of Spain did not say where he will be leaving, this has sparked some speculation of his whereabouts. The scandal he was involved in was found by Spanish prosecutors involving allegations of bribes relating to a high speed rail contract.
Sources: Reuters
Latin America sees coronavirus near 5 million
Ivan Gonzalez-Window News Chief Anchor Mon Aug 3Argentina went well past the 200,000 COVID-19 case mark yesterday and Columbia set a record in the daily coronavirus infections. This as the South American Continent becomes the most affected region in the World. South America, from the beginning struggled from the coronavirus pandemic and now struggling with 200,000 deaths. This severe increment in the propagation of the virus is in part because of many leaders, like Bolsonaro, stating that the virus is not severe. Meanwhile, Mexico has seen 9,000 new infections on Saturday. This is likely to be a huge understatement because the Mexican Government does not test regularly. Reporting Ivan Gonzalez
The popular social media app, TikTok will no longer be owned by Bytedance in the United States.
Ivan Gonzalez-Window News Chief Anchor Sun Aug 2China owned company Bytedance has agreed to stop all operations involving them in the United States after President Trump said on Friday he had decided to remove them from United States app stores. This after negotiating with the White House.
Officials have said the popular TikTok under the Chinese owned company poses a national security risk because of the over 800 million monthly users and their personal data.
President Donald Trump had responded of such claims of espionage and that TikTok was spyware by announcing that he will issue an order for TikTok to be banned. Under a new proposed deal, Microsoft will take over tiktok in the United States and possibly another company could acquire it. Microsoft could just be involved in the security of the app.
Airbnb suspends dozens of New Jersey listings after house parties take place
Ivan Gonzalez- Window News Chief Anchor Fri Jul 31 2020(Jackson, New Jersey)-Airbnb began suspending and taking down 35 listings in New Jersey on Thursday, after many complaints of house parties in violation of the states restricting orders on the novel coronavirus. Many of the habitants in the hotels and the neighbors nearby called the Airbnb hotline to complain of such unauthorized large gatherings. The hotel company said this in a statement.
“We stand with Gov. Murphy, and we support his call to action to stop parties and promote behavior that respects the public’s health. We ban party houses and will not tolerate irresponsible behavior on our platform.”
This comes days after police broke up a mansion party at an airbnb that had grown up to 700 people over a period of time. This prompted several of the neighbors to call police enforcement. Three of the people in this huge party were later charged for making it grow.
Officials in Jackson Township have said in a statement that they were moving towards a law that would ban short-term rentals. This would only be temporarily. The Jackson Township Council voted and agreed to approve the first reading of the Ordinance 12-20. The law that would only be 30 days in action and would not allow short-term rentals and would eliminate completely the rentals of pools.
This party had also violated Governor Phil Murphy’s executive order on parties. Only allowing 100 inside and 500 outside. This was to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
The Jackson Township meeting brought unwelcome attention to the town, but Council President Alex Sauickie III said the ordinance that banned the short-term rental for 30 days is only to preserve the quality of life and to stop a similar situation from happening again.
A public hearing and second reading of the ordinance will be taking place on August 11. You can watch it live on the Window News on Youtube.
Trump proposes delaying the November 3rd elections this as the stocks fall.
Ivan Gonzalez- Window News Chief AnchorFor more information, please go to our website https://sites.google.com/view/windownews/news-story-live-blog
President Trump said on Thursday the idea of delaying the United States November 3rd elections, a proposal that both democrats and republicans deny, saying that the sole right to do that is only congress. Many Democrats and critics say that this is just an attempt to distract people from the devastating economic news. Wall Street fell sharply today. This due to a sharp increase in jobless claims. Dow Jones fell 231 points and S&P 500 is loosing 14 points. This is expected to change as the stock market is still going on. President Trump said this in a tweet.
The tweet reads this:
DONALD J. TRUMP
With Universal Mail-In Voting (not Absentee Voting, which is good), 2020 will be the most INACCURATE & FRAUDULENT Election in history. It will be a great embarrassment to the USA. Delay the Election until people can properly, securely and safely vote???
This is a developing story come back for more
It is said that China has hacked the Vatican, this before talks with Beijing begin.
Ivan Gonzalez- Window News Chief Anchor(The Holy See/Beijing)-Chinese hackers have infiltrated the servers of the Holy See in the past three months, this according to a private monitoring group, in an obvious espionage before talks begin. The private monitoring group was Recorded Future, a firm located in Somerville, Mass. This comes after the Chinese Communist Party has greatly restricted its grip on the five official religions they have recognized. The government leaders have called this to “Sinicize religions”, as to make more Chinese. Beijing Officials do this because they could suspect religious groups or worshippers. The Vatican and Beijing are expected to start talks in September, the realization of them hacking could greatly diminish the already delicate relationship.
Florida Deaths Have Greatly Increased in a One-Day Increment
Ivan Gonzalez- Window News Chief Anchor(FLORIDA, UNITED STATES)—Florida reported a record increment in one day coronavirus deaths on Tuesday with 191 in the last 24 hours. This according to the state department. The state department had also said that 9,230 new cases were reported in that same time frame. Florida is already the second highest state with Covid-19 cases, they are just behind California. The reason behind the record propagation of the virus, is that the Governor, Ron DeSantis, has resisted a statewide face-covering mandate. Many mayors though, have implemented restrictions. Donald Trump was forced to cancel the Republican Party’s nominating convention events in Jacksonville in late August last week. The total number of cases are 440,000 and the number of active cases are 392,963.
China orders the United States to shutdown the consulate in Chengdu.
Ivan Gonzalez-Window News Chief AnchorFri Jul 24 2020China ordered the United States on Friday to close the consulate located in Chengdu, this responding to the decision of Unites States officials on Thursday ordering to close the Chinese consulate in Houston. All of this greatly deteriorating both relationships. This decision Beijing took follows a series of practices in which they respond almost exactly like Washington DC’s actions. China threatened retaliation after the Trump Administration ordered a span of 72 hours to vacate the consulate in Houston. Signs of espionage were found everywhere. Senior officials said on Friday that they found activity in China’s diplomatic missions that included the consulate and espionage. A senior State Department official also said the consulate had been spying. This is a developing story
U.S Oficials Order the Chinese Consulate To Shutdown immediately
Ivan Gonzalez- Window News Chief AnchorThe Unites States has told China to close its consulate in Houston. This amid widespread accusations that Chinese officials have been involved in spying. This caused a dramatic depletion in the relations of both countries. In response to the United States immediate shutdown, the Communist Party considered shutting the US consulate in Wuhan, China. Beijing was given 72 hours to close the consulate. This almost spark a retaliation. The State Department said this action was imposed to protect the “American intellectual property and Americans’ private information”. After all of this, the White House has said that President Trump will hold a press briefing at 5:30 Eastern Time.
California Reports Nearly 12,000 COVID Cases, unheard of since the pandemic initially started.
Ivan Gonzalez-Window News Chief AnchorJuly 21, 2020-12:38/ California reported a record increment in COVID-19 cases on Monday. This according to Reuters, a news organization, counting up all data from counties in California. This comes as many republicans push and urge to reopen schools. The data from reuters also said that if California were a country, it would rank number five in the most cases. Just behind United States, Brazil, India, and Russia. This is the first time the Golden State has informed over 10,000 new cases in infections. Not heard of since July 14. What is most frightening for people, though, is that it has surpassed any European Country when it was the peak of the pandemic. The epicenter of the pandemic in California is in Los Angeles. Currently, there are 159,045 cases there. In California, 400,769 cases are reported. 283,546 are active.
John Lewis, died at the age of 80 today.
John Lewis, iconic for his civil rights movements and the fight for equality has now died at the age of 80 today, Saturday, July 18. He was known for his peaceful protests and endured many beatings from police in the 1960’s for equality for African Americans. This was later called Bloody Sunday. He met Martin Luther King Jr at around the age of 18. Together, they fought for what was right, equality. He died after loosing the battle over pancreatic cancer, but many people will remember him. May he Rest In Peace.
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Walmart Will start Mandating Masks Requirements in all 11,500 Stores Worldwide
Walmart will start requiring masks in all 11,500 stores worldwide under 56 banners and 27 countries, they are not the only ones though. Kohls Corp and Kroger Co will also require masks in all of their stores. They did this as the coronavirus pandemic in the Unites States grows and the number of deaths surge worldwide. In response to all of the changes, health experts alégate that the securest way to fight the virus is by wearing face masks, (besides social distancing). Already 65% of the stores in the Unites States have been required to use face coverings. In Kroger, starting July 22, face coverings are required. July 20 is for Kohls.
More than 15 states have sued the Trump Administration over foreign students rule. Christian- Window News Editor
Seventeen states and the District of Columbia have sued to block the Trump administration of removing the visas of foreign students if such the case occurs that colleges decide to go online instead of in person classes. This comes after the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement said that if international students have entirely online courses, they will have to go back to their foreign country.
Ios 14 beta was just released by apple today. More details will be established soon.
The ios 14 beta is available for the public and at apples website. beta.apple.com
The former Governor of Chihuahua, Mexico is arrested due to corruption charges
Police in Miami arrested the former governor of the state of Chihuahua, Cesar Duarte, who is wanted on corruption accounts in this homeland. This follows after many accusations that he was misusing public funds. The mexican attorney's office said that he is going to face extradition back to Mexico.
All of this come moments after Lopez Obrador met with the president of the United States, Donald Trump at the White House to talk about trade and immigration. (more in the bottom article)
Duarte has kept insisting throughout the years that he has done nothing of that sort or any wrongdoing. Obrador already had agreed with the United States to extradite Duarte. Interpol, the International Law Enforcement Agency, has already issued a wanted notice.
Trump And Mexico´s President Talk on Trade And Immigration
Ivan Gonzalez-Window News Chief AnchorPresident Trump welcomed Mexico's president Andrés Manuel López Obrador to the White on Wednesday to hold meetings on topics like trade and immigration. These talks on these topics are going to benefit President Trump´s reelection in November. The meeting was intended to emphasize the enactment of the North American Free Trade Agreement which was approved by the United States, Canada, and Mexico. This new enactment has two main sides. While Trump says this deal is really going to be a really good acheivment, econimists say it is going to have much less of good. Mr. Mnuchin said the economy will only grow about 2.5 percent to 3 percent. Other experts say it is going to be much less. The World Bank said last week that the economy will only grow 1.8 percent this year. Meanwhile, Mexico's president has played an important role in the subject of immigration. He has enforced the border and restricted immigration across the southern border. All of this helps with President Trump's plan to end illegal travel across the border. Much critism of both Andrés Manuel and Donald Trump has been made of not focusing on the pandemic. This is one of those events where it is a welcome distraction from Covid-19.
Brazil's President Mr.Jair Bolsonaro has tested positive for covid-19
Ivan Gonzalez- Window News Cheif Anchor.Brazil president Jair Bolsonaro has tested positive for the novel coronavirus, he said this in a television interview on Thursday. This follows after he has repeatedly for months kept downplaying the virus. In the interview where he announced this, he said, "Everyone knew that it would reach a considerable part of the population sooner or later. It was positive for me" Later he then said that the presidential doctor had a suspicion of covid-19. "On Sunday, I wasn't feeling very well. On Monday, it got worse when I started feeling tired and some muscle pain. I also had a 38-degree [Celsius] fever. Given those symptoms, the presidential doctor said there was suspicion of Covid-19," Bolsonaro said. He had been treated by the contraversial medicine Hydroxychloroquine and azithromycyn, these were greatly hailed by thebrazil president and president Trump.
Frederick Douglass Statue was torn away on the anniversary of his great speech.
Ivan Gonzalez-July 6, 2020One of the statues of one of the most greatest abolitionist, Frederick Douglass was torn away from its foundation in Rochester, New York on Sunday. It was exactly 168 years since the day he said the now famous speech, “What to a slave is the Fourth of July” The statue was located in Maplewood Park, this was one of the locations where the Underground Railroad used to be. Carvin Eison said the statue would be replaced. This follows after the death of George Floyd. Many tore down confederate statues, but trump keeps insisting that confederate statues is a part of history and should be protected.
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The coronavirus pandemic in California was significantly rising. Today the coronavirus positivity rate is rising from 4.6% to 6.3%. This is a sign that the coronavirus is coming back to California. It is still not the same as the 40% rate it was back last month.
Governor Gavin Newsom has just announced that 4056 cases of covid-19 are present today.
Los Angeles residents did not follow the “no fireworks” order. Many celebrated with massive amounts of them.
Ivan Gonzalez- Window News AnchorJuly 5, 2020Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti said on Independence Day that no fireworks are allowed and that people are to find more creative ways to celebrate the holiday. People ignored the no fireworks order and created fabulous displays atop the California skies. Fireworks were made illegal this year in Los Angeles City as well as firework displays. This has not stopped people from using them though. Explosions and roman candles were used and going off for weeks now and the LAPD—Los Angeles Police Department has had over 1,000 fireworks complaints. The fire department has responded to more than 100 incidents where fires occurred that has relation to fireworks.
Controversial Venezuela leader Nicolás Maduro was denied control of gold in London
A British judge ruled that it was unlawful to give any such thing to a socialist leader since Britain recognizes opposition leader Juan Guaidó as the legitimate leader of Venezuela.
Ivan- Window News Chief AnchorA British judge on Thursday had denied to give Venezuela's illegitimate leader Nicolás Maduro control of over 1 billion dollars worth in gold due to the fact that it is unlawful to give it to a leader that was socialist and that Britain did not recognize him as a leader of the famously controversial Latin American country Venezuela. All of this took place because he demanded the gold, where it is currently sitting in the Bank of England Vault, to help his already inflated country. He hoped to use the gold to help the people over the coronavirus pandemic. This though, according to experts, could just be an excuse because he had demanded the gold even before the coronavius pandemic.
07/01/2020- Coronavirus Update:
California Governor Gavin Newsom Has just said that Many places including bars are closing down for a certain amount of 3 weeks.