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Third Stimulus Checks: When to expect payments, other benefits from relief package – WJW FOX 8 News Cleveland

(AP)-As the latest federal pandemic relief package makes its way to President Joe Biden’s desk, Americans may be wondering when the benefits will reach them.

The $1.9 trillion known as the “American Rescue Plan” is massive, both in size and scope. It includes direct payments to most Americans, aid to small businesses, financial help for schools and much more to help the country recover from the financial ravages of the pandemic.

The house is expected to give its final approval early this week and then it heads to Biden for his signature. The timing of its passage is crucial — most notably because some pandemic unemployment benefits will be coming to an end on Sunday.

Millions of taxpayers could begin to see direct benefits almost immediately, some later this month and others taking several months to accomplish.

Here’s what you need to know about the main planks of the spending plan:

RELIEF CHECKS

The legislation provides a direct payment of $1,400 for a single taxpayer, or $2,800 for a married couple that files jointly, plus $1,400 per dependent. Individuals earning up to $75,000 would get the full amount, as would married couples with incomes up to $150,000.

The size of the check would shrink for those making slightly more, with a hard cut-off at $80,000 for individuals and $160,000 for married couples.

Biden estimates that 85% of Americans will be eligible for the payment. Some groups that were not eligible for prior payments — such as dependent college students and disabled adults — are now eligible.

Biden said the goal is to send out the payments starting this month.

“That means the mortgage can get paid. That means the child can stay in community college. That means maintaining the health insurance you have,” Biden said. “It’s going to make a big difference in so many of lives in this country.”

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said Tuesday that the administration is doing everything in its power to expedite payments. As such, the Treasury is working to get more payments to taxpayers by direct deposit. The agency will be able to send direct deposit payments to those who have their information on file from 2019 or 2020 tax filings or who provided it through other programs.

Biden’s signature will not appear on the checks, a move his predecessor made that was criticized as a delay in getting payments out.

A new poll by The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research shows that 30% of Americans say their current household income remains lower than it was when the pandemic began.

The IRS and the Treasury Department began to issue the last round of payments by both direct deposit and check in only a matter of days after the outlays became law in late December.

UNEMPLOYMENT

Expanded unemployment benefits from the federal government would be extended through Sept. 6 at $300 a week. That’s on top of payments from state unemployment insurance program.

Despite a modest recovery, millions of Americans remain unemployed. The plan would also extend two key pandemic programs, which benefit about 11.8 million Americans.

These pandemic unemployment benefits were set to expire Sunday, so if there is a delay in the bill’s passage there could be a gap in benefits. But the National Employment Law Project anticipates if things are finalized this week, states and existing beneficiaries likely won’t see any interruption in payments.

The first $10,200 of jobless benefits would be non-taxable for households with incomes under $150,000 but only for benefits from 2020. The IRS will have to issue guidelines on how to put this into practice.

Additionally, the measures provides a 100% subsidy of COBRA health insurance premiums to ensure that the laid-off workers can remain on their employer health plans at no cost from April 1 through the end of September.

TAX BREAKS

The package contains a number of valuable tax breaks. One of the most notable is an increase in the tax credit that taxpayers can claim for dependent children.

Under current law, most taxpayers can reduce their federal income tax bill by up to $2,000 per child. The bill would increase the tax break to $3,000 for every child age 6 to 17 and $3,600 for every child under the age of 6.

Families would get the full credit regardless of how little they make in a year.

The aim is to deliver the money, which is an advance payment on the tax credit, in smaller monthly payments instead of one larger lump sum.

The exact timing of when this money would arrive is still unclear. If the Treasury determines that a monthly payment isn’t feasible, then the payments are to be made as frequently as possible.

Elaine Maag, principal research associate in the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center, said monthly payments could begin as soon as July but if the government opts for a quarterly payments it take until could fall.

Add in the $1,400 checks and other items in the proposal, and the legislation would reduce the number of children living in poverty by more than half, according to the Center on Poverty and Social Policy at Columbia University.

The bill also significantly expands the Earned Income Tax Credit for 2021 by making it available to people without children. The credit for low and moderate-income adults would be worth $543 to $1,502, depending on income and filing status.

The benefit of the EITC would not be felt until taxpayers file their returns for the 2021 tax year, which would typically be in the beginning of 2022.

The plan does not include student loan forgiveness, but it does allow for any income from the forgiveness of student loans be to be tax-free from 2021 through 2025.

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AP congressional reporter Kevin Freking and staff reporter Josh Boak in Washington contributed to this report.

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Coronavirus: US companies restricting China travel as outbreak spreads – CNBC

General Motors, Ford and other U.S. companies have started restricting employee travel to Wuhan, China, as an outbreak of a flu-like coronavirus that has killed at least 17 people spreads throughout Asia.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Homeland Security started screening passengers flying to major U.S. airports from China for the disease over the weekend. The World Health Organization convened an emergency meeting in Geneva on Wednesday to assess the severity of the illness and issue recommendations to control the outbreak.

Fears that the coronavirus could disrupt travel and commerce and slow economic growth sent a chill through global risk markets, hitting Asian stocks hard, depressing copper and oil prices, and sending investors into safe havens, such as U.S. Treasurys and German bunds.

Business leaders at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, privately expressed concerns this week about the virus, according to people with direct knowledge of the matter. Some even raised the issue directly with President Donald Trump at a private breakfast Wednesday morning, according to an executive who attended the meeting.

The Association of Flight Attendants, which represents about 50,000 cabin crew members at 20 airlines including United, said Tuesday it was contacting airlines to put in place precautions for crew members, while the Air Line Pilots Association distributed information from U.S. and international health officials on the virus.
General Motors has placed a temporary restriction on travel to the Chinese city where the outbreak emerged over the holidays, “out of an abundance of caution,” the company said in a statement. “Employees are also reminded to take necessary protection measures suggested by medical authorities.”
Ford Motor “has suspended all business travel to Wuhan, specifically, and is monitoring the situation very closely,” a company spokesman said, adding that the Detroit automaker hasn’t suspended travel to other parts of China.
Fiat Chrysler hasn’t imposed any travel restrictions “at this time,” but it’s advising employees to travel to China only for “essential business.” It’s also implemented a travel advisory for all people who need to get around in the region, a company spokesman said.
Norwegian Cruise Line is beginning to screen passengers departing from Chinese ports, according to a company spokesperson. The Miami-based cruise line won’t let anyone who’s traveling from Wuhan, China, or who has been in the city over the last 30 days to board. It’s also denying boarding for guests with a body temperature of 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit or more.

This story is developing. Please check back for updates.

— CNBC’s Leslie Josephs, Brian Schwartz and Michael Wayland and Reuters contributed to this article.

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Brazil learns Morocco’s irrigation system – Brazil-Arab News Agency (ANBA)

São Paulo – The Brazilian government visited irrigation projects in Morocco and Spain with the objective of bringing back to the country knowledge of different global experiences in the segment. The Brazilian secretary for Irrigation at the Brazilian Ministry of National Integration, Guilherme Costa, visited the Arab country in the first four days of this month and saw up close the project in the Taroudant region, East of Agadir. The mission was promoted by the World Bank.

“They are heroes, they farm a difficult soil, under harsh climate, they are hard working, engaged, industrious. I was in awe with what they are doing with the resources they have,” the secretary told ANBA in an interview. Costa says that the irrigation project he has visited was sponsored by the Moroccan government. The producers who benefit from it also contribute financially, but the system is primarily supported by the public sector.

The crops in the region are predominantly of citrus fruit. However, some other products such as greens are also grown there. The secretary says that Morocco and Brazil share some similarities in the distribution of wealth, therefore the Moroccan experience can be used in Brazil. “Sometimes the government needs to contribute without getting anything in return,” he said.

Costa stayed from September 28th to 30th in the other country he visited, Spain, and there the projects are developed in a partnership between government and private enterprises. In one of the regions he visited, first the rural producers organized the project, then the government made the investments and later the project was passed on to private enterprises for improvement, maintenance etc. The producers pay a fee to use it. “We believe we need to have solutions to cater to several segments, this irrigation model needs to be in our portfolio,” said Costa about the Spanish system.

Currently there are six million hectares of irrigated land in Brazil, 95% of which are owned by private enterprises and 5% by the public sector. The government’s goal, according to the secretary, is to double this area in ten years’ time. Public-private partnerships are considered another option for this expansion, but Costa says different models are needed for each segment. Brazil’s irrigation projects span several regions, such as Northeast, Southeast, South and Midwest.

The mission Costa took part in also had officials from other countries: Uruguay, Argentina, Peru and Guatemala. A similar trip, this time to Peru, should take place next March. The World Bank wants to create a forum for international debate and knowledge exchange in the area.

*Translated by Rodrigo Mendonça

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Kincade Fire won’t let up — homes burn as flames rage toward areas hit by 2017 disaster – San Francisco Chronicle

More than four days after it ignited, the wind-driven Kincade Fire surged through Sonoma County early Monday morning, burning new homes and other structures as it moved south through rugged terrain toward neighborhoods on the north edge of Santa Rosa that were ravaged by the deadly Tubbs Fire of 2017.

CLICK HERE FOR LIVE UPDATES ON THE KINCADE FIRE AND THE PG&E OUTAGES

But it slowed almost as quickly as it had surged by 3 a.m., bringing a sigh of relief — if only momentary — to an area ravaged over the past four days.

At 11 p.m. Sunday, as the winds kicked up, firefighters raced to the area, battling hot spots from the Shiloh community east to Mark West Springs, while warning people to flee Larkfield-Wikiup to the south, where hundreds of homes are being rebuilt after they were lost two years ago.

Structures burned on Faught Road as well as Shiloh Ridge, where palatial estates sit on spacious lots in a fire-prone area.

The hills surrounding Chalk Hill Road near Windsor glowed dark red. Smoke billowed into the roadway. Trees burned. Fire crews stationed themselves at each property along the road, working to usher the flames past without damage to the homes.

“They’re doing tactical patrol. They’re going from house to house making sure they have proper clearance, defensible space and if there’s any residents still at home, try to evacuate them,” said Rigo Herrera, a spokesman for the state’s Cal Fire agency. “And they make sure all power is out, gas and electricity is shut to the house. They make sure your windows and doors are closed. You don’t want embers to get into your house.”

Flames were also reported a few miles east near Safari West, a 400-acre wildlife preserve on Porter Creek Road that had been saved in 2017 by its founder, Peter Lang. While his own home burned, Lang spent hours racing around in his truck, dousing spot fires near the cheetah barn and the hyena pen.

The spread of the fire came after a near-apocalyptic day of horror around the Bay Area that saw blazes break out in multiple counties despite mass PG&E power outages designed to prevent just that. Fueled by a historic windstorm, the fires closed freeways, displaced hundreds of thousands of people and intensified fears that parts of California could become almost dangerous to inhabit.

The fires forced the temporary evacuations of hundreds of residents in Vallejo, Crockett, Martinez, Lafayette, Clayton and Oakley on Sunday. But the monster inferno in Sonoma County forced more than 180,000 residents to flee — with no promise they could return to their homes soon.

After 10 p.m. Sunday, David Fincher, 67, was hosing down the roof of his mobile home at a park on Old Redwood Highway north of Santa Rosa, as crews set up a line against flames raging less then a mile away.

Fincher’s neighborhood had been evacuated earlier, but as he peered off into the orange glow in the distance, he said he planned to stay until he no longer felt safe.

“I stayed last time too,” he said, referring to the Tubbs Fire. “The wind was blowing this way and then it shifted. It totally tore up Wikiup.”

At 10:30 p.m, police were making passes through a nearby Larkfield-Wikiup neighborhood, sirens blaring, to encourage any remaining residents to leave immediately as flames leaped on Faught Road.

“I’ve got clothes and my meds in the car. When I feel threatened I’ll leave,” Fincher said. “But not before then.”

Marcos Nunez, 47, who has lived on Shiloh Road for more than a decade, said, “It’s just carnage up there,” after he packed up and left.

More than 3,400 firefighters and other personnel had battled the Kincade Fire on Sunday, keeping the flames from entering dense neighborhoods in Healdsburg and Windsor and from roaring over Highway 101, which could possibly set off a rampage that could reach the Pacific Ocean.

The fire, though, did extensive damage in the Alexander Valley east of Healdsburg, ruining many homes and wineries including Salt Rock and Field Stone.

Ferocious winds reaching nearly 100 mph over the weekend turned the fire, now more than 54,000 acres — 84 square miles — into a blast furnace that had destroyed at least 94 structures, including at least three dozen homes.

The fierce winds died down early Monday morning, but firefighters were bracing for strong gusts to resume Tuesday into Wednesday.

The fire nearly doubled in size Sunday despite the numerous air tankers, dozens of bulldozers and more than 350 engine crews hopscotching across the region in an effort to get the upper hand.

Containment dipped to 5%, down from 10% percent earlier in the day. Two firefighters were injured, including one who was airlifted to UC Davis Medical Center in Sacramento with burns. Cal Fire estimated that the fire would not be fully contained until Nov. 7.

“We’re in the heart of the battle with this fire,” said Cal Fire Division Chief Jonathan Cox. “To say the conditions are a tinderbox is probably an understatement.”

Shelters for evacuees opened in Santa Rosa, Petaluma, Marin County and San Francisco. Some shelters were powered by generators, as Pacific Gas & Electric Co. shut-offs continued to affect nearly 1 million customers across Northern California.

Among the evacuated towns were Sebastopol, Guerneville, Forestville, Occidental and Bodega Bay. Roughly 100 patients at Sutter Santa Rosa Regional Hospital were transferred to medical facilities in Novato and San Francisco. Sonoma County officials emptied a jail as well, just in case.

Just about everyone in the county was either under an evacuation order, an evacuation warning, or the power outages imposed by PG&E.

Mother and daughter Becky and Joan said they left their their home on the west side of Santa Rosa Saturday morning and headed to the Finley Community Center, only to be evacuated from there just 90 minutes later. With other shelters already full, they went to what they thought was an open site, but it was locked.

“We we’re trying to navigate the streets with no traffic lights,” said Becky, who, with her mother, declined to give their last names, fearing their personal information could be abused. “We ended up in a parking lot in the dark in our car.”

On Sunday, they made their way to the Sonoma Marin Fairgrounds in Petaluma.

“It’s scary. It’s very scary,” Joan said. “For me it’s unnerving because we don’t know when we can go back.”

Sonoma County Sheriff Mark Essick sympathized with the tens of thousands of people displaced, but said he had no regrets about ordering evacuations.

“When this fire decides to make a run and the winds push it, you can’t win,” he said. “We lost 24 people in 2017. There is absolutely no reason to lose a human life here.”

Not everyone abided by Essick’s orders. The town of Windsor was empty Sunday except for Mike Costlow, who stayed so he could lug a 250-foot-long fire hose from house to house in his neighborhood.

There were no flames in the neighborhood, just clouds of smoke, but Costlow sweated and panted as he deftly maneuvered the hose, which he had borrowed from a retired fireman and attached to the nearby fire hydrant.

“It’s preventative,” he said. “I have too much to lose. I’m a new business owner and all my tools are in the house. It’s just impossible to lose everything.”

Elsewhere Sunday, a fire in Lafayette incinerated a tennis club near Highway 24. Fires on each side of the Carquinez Strait — one in Vallejo and one in Crockett — forced evacuations, prompted a 5-hour shutdown of Interstate 80 and the Carquinez Bridge and burned part of the California State University Maritime Academy in Vallejo.

The second biggest fire in the state, known as the Tick Fire, burned 4,615 acres in Los Angeles County, damaged or destroyed 49 structures, and forced tens of thousands of people to flee their homes.

Early Monday morning, around 1:30 a.m., another fire ignited in Los Angeles, near Interstate 405 and the Getty Center museum. Mandatory evacuations were ordered in the area, not far from the location of the December 2017 Skirball Fire.

After the last two fire seasons, during which more than 100 people died, entire neighborhoods in Santa Rosa burned and the town of Paradise (Butte County) was destroyed, the series of fires caused nervousness up and down the state that the next big fire disaster was at hand.

“There’s a lot of anxiety, a lot of anxiety and fear out there,” Essick said. “Your life is our priority.”

Gov. Gavin Newsom Sunday extended the state of emergency for Sonoma County to a statewide emergency because of the “unprecedented’ wind that blew embers more than a mile ahead of the main conflagration near Geyserville and forced fire crews to rush around extinguishing scores of spot fires.

The declaration will help pay for the Kincade, Tick and other fires burning in the state. Newsom said fires and power shut-offs “make for a moment in our history that we hope we don’t have to repeat.”

“The fires we’re experiencing are not completely abnormal,” he said. “What makes this moment so different are the shut-offs that overlay it. And that’s where obviously people are feeling even more stress.”

San Francisco Mayor London Breed declared a local emergency to provide mutual aid for those affected by the fire, including a 200-bed shelter at Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Assumption, at 1111 Gough Street, starting at 8 a.m. Monday.

PG&E reported that equipment on one of its transmission towers broke near the Kincade Fire’s origin point shortly before the blaze was reported at 9:27 p.m. Wednesday. Power had been shut off in the area, but not on that specific transmission line, in an effort to prevent such an event.

If the investigation were to conclude that PG&E equipment ignited the Kincade Fire, it would be the latest blow for the utility, already mired in bankruptcy court and closely monitored on federal criminal probation.

Paul Doherty, a PG&E spokesman, said another wind event is forecast for Tuesday that could complicate efforts to restore power and extend blackouts into the week.

A Spare the Air alert was called for the entire Bay Area on Monday because of an anticipated shift in winds that will draw Kincade Fire smoke across the region — particularly San Francisco, the East Bay and the North Bay.

Leilani Cooper, 57, rushed through the billowing smoke in northern Windsor Sunday to save her family’s 30-year-old horse, Oliver, which had been left behind by her brother-in-law Saturday when the area was evacuated.

“He helped raise my children,” Cooper of Healdsburg said of the horse as she walked the nervous animal past a burning carport. “I’ve been thinking about it all night. I couldn’t just let him suffer.”

San Francisco Chronicle writers Kurtis Alexander, Megan Cassidy, Jill Tucker, Peter Fimrite and Tatiana Sanchez contributed to this story.

Sarah Ravani, Erin Allday and Demian Bulwa are San Chronicle staff writers. Email: sravani@sfchronicle.com, eallday@sfchronicle.com, dbulwa@sfchronicle.com Twitter: @sarravani @erinallday @demianbulwa

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Mark Zuckerberg reflects on Facebook’s 2018 – INSIDER

Facebook had a difficult 2018.
Mark Zuckerberg’s public goal this year was to fix the social network’s issues.
“I’m proud of the progress we’ve made,” Zuckerberg wrote in a post on Friday.
He wrote that Facebook has intentionally made changes that would harm its bottom line, in the name of building a stronger service: “One change we made reduced the amount of viral videos people watched by 50 million hours a day.”

Facebook has had a difficult 2018, enduring issues that included data-leakage scandals, congressional enquiries, and even accusations that foreign governments used the social network to spread misinformation and propaganda.

But looking back on the year, Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg sees a job well done.

“For 2018, my personal challenge has been to focus on addressing some of the most important issues facing our community — whether that’s preventing election interference, stopping the spread of hate speech and misinformation, making sure people have control of their information, and ensuring our services improve people’s well-being,” he wrote in a note posted to his Facebook page on Friday.

“In each of these areas, I’m proud of the progress we’ve made.”

Zuckerberg famously gives himself an ambitious goal every year as part of his New Year’s resolutions. In 2018, it was to fix Facebook.

Mission accomplished, Zuckerberg said, although there’s still more work to be done.

“To be clear, addressing these issues is more than a one-year challenge. But in each of the areas I mentioned, we’ve now established multi-year plans to overhaul our systems and we’re well into executing those roadmaps,” Zuckerberg wrote.

The rest of Zuckerberg’s lengthy note goes into how Facebook has improved its systems and incorporated artificial-intelligence systems to fight propaganda, remove harmful content, and even reduce the amount of time people spend on viral videos on the site.

“One change we made reduced the amount of viral videos people watched by 50 million hours a day,” Zuckerberg wrote. “In total, these changes intentionally reduced engagement and revenue in the near term, although we believe they’ll help us build a stronger community and business over the long term.”

Zuckerberg didn’t reveal what his personal goal for 2019 is in Friday’s post, but if it’s anything like what he did last year, it’s sure to make headlines.

Read the entire note below:

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Roger Stone trial, Latin Grammy Awards, El Paso Walmart reopening: 5 things to know Thursday – USA TODAY

Jurors start deliberating in Roger Stone trial, verdict possible

Roger Stone, a GOP operative and President Donald Trump’s confidant, could face a verdict Thursday on accusations he lied to Congress about his interactions with the Trump campaign and WikiLeaks during the 2016 presidential race. Stone faces seven charges: one count of obstruction of an official proceeding, five counts of false statements and one count of witness tampering. A guilty verdict could send the longtime Republican operative to prison and will make him the sixth Trump ally to be convicted of a crime as a result of the special counsel investigation into Russia’s interference in the 2016 presidential election. An acquittal could reinforce the president and his allies’ longstanding claim that the Russia probe was a “witch hunt” meant to hurt him politically.

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El Paso Walmart to reopen three months after mass shooting

The Walmart store in El Paso, Texas, where 22 people were killed in a mass shooting on Aug. 3 will reopen Thursday. A 21-year-old man, Patrick Crusius, has pleaded not guilty to the killings. Crusius, who is accused of using an AK-47-style rifle in the attack, allegedly told authorities after his arrest that he intended to kill as many Mexicans as possible and purportedly posted a white supremacist manifesto online before the attack. A permanent memorial for the shooting victims, to be called “The Grand Candela,” is being built by Walmart outside the store. A makeshift memorial outside the store is being removed and will be cataloged and stored.

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‘Biggest Night in Latin Music’ heads to Vegas: It’s the Latin Grammy Awards!

The 20th annual Latin Grammy Awards, nicknamed “the Biggest Night in Latin Music,” are set to take place Thursday night at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. In recent years, top winners have included Luis Miguel, Daddy Yankee, Luis Fonsi, and Shakira. Alejandro Sanz tops this year’s nominations with eight, including record and song of the year for “No Tengo Nada,” and album of the year for “#Eldisco.” Ricky Martin, who performed at the first Latin Grammys in 2000, will co-host along with Roselyn Sanchez (ABC’s “Grand Hotel”) and Paz Vega (“Rambo: Last Blood”). )

Vote totals double-checked in Kentucky’s gubernatorial race

The Kentucky governor’s race will take another twist early Thursday as vote totals will be recounted after Gov. Matt Bevin formally requested an official recanvass of the results. Bevin came up about 5,000 votes short in last week’s race against Democratic Attorney General Andy Beshear. Democrats made the gubernatorial contest a referendum on Bevin’s leadership style as much as his policies, which narrowed access to abortion, approved charter schools and sought to instill a work requirement for able-bodied adults receiving Medicaid. Under Kentucky law, a recanvass is a simple review of the vote totals by each county clerk — counting absentee votes and checking printouts to make sure the numbers they transmitted to the State Board of Elections were correct.

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Starbucks is offering a buy-one-get-one free deal

A week after winter and red cups arrived at Starbucks, the coffee giant has a festive deal Thursday. From 2 to 7 p.m. there’s a buy-one-get-one free offer on all handcrafted beverages, grande or larger. Holiday drinks – such as the Peppermint Mocha, Toasted White Chocolate Mocha, Caramel Brulée Latte, Chestnut Praline Latte and Eggnog Latte – are included in the Happy Hour promotion, along with traditional beverages.To get this deal, which is available when ordering ahead on the app and at participating locations, you need the Starbucks app. The offer will automatically be loaded for Starbucks Rewards members.

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‘Start Here’: Kirstjen Nielsen quits Homeland Security, kidnapped American freed – ABC News

It’s Monday, April 8, 2019. Let’s start here.

1. Homeland insecurity

Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen stood next to President Donald Trump at the U.S.-Mexico border on Friday.

Two days later, she walked into the White House and quit.

Trump confirmed her resignation on Twitter after a meeting about border security turned into a discussion over her future, sources told ABC News.

Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen will be leaving her position, and I would like to thank her for her service….

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) April 7, 2019

I have agreed to stay on as Secretary through Wednesday, April 10th to assist with an orderly transition and ensure that key DHS missions are not impacted.

— Sec. Kirstjen Nielsen (@SecNielsen) April 8, 2019

However sudden the news felt, it was a long time coming, ABC News White House Correspondent Tara Palmeri tells us on “Start Here.”

“It was always known that President Trump was not happy with Nielsen,” Palmeri says. “It was a matter of not if it will happen, but when it will happen.”

2. Tourist trap?

An American tourist and her Congolese tour guide are safe and in “good health” after they were kidnapped in Uganda and a $500,000 ransom was demanded, police said.

Police & its sister security agencies have today rescued Ms.Kimberley Sue, an American tourist together with her guide who were kidnapped while on an evening game drive at Queen Elizabeth National park.The duo are in good health & in the safe hands of the joint security team.

— Uganda Police Force (@PoliceUg) April 7, 2019

A spokesperson for Wild Frontiers Uganda told ABC News a ransom was paid — it’s unclear exactly how much or by whom — raising concern over whether doing so may encourage more kidnappings, Senior Foreign Correspondent Ian Pannell reports from Queen Elizabeth National Park.

“They want tourists to come back, they want them to see that this is a safe place, that it’s an unprecedented event,” Pannell says on today’s podcast. “If money’s changing hands in exchange for foreign tourists, then that potentially endangers others.”

(Martin Zwick/Reda & Co/UIG via Getty Images, FILE) The Crater Area in Queen Elizabeth National Park with view of the Rwenzori Mountains in Uganda, East Africa in this Sept. 18, 2016.file photo.

3. Fungus among us

A deadly, drug-resistant fungus has broken out in healthcare facilities — and it’s spreading.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention described Candida auris as a “serious global health threat” that can cause bloodstream infections and is difficult to identify with standard technology. More than 587 cases have been confirmed in the U.S., mostly in New York City, New Jersey and Chicago, according to the CDC.

“What we’ve learned is, this microbe, Candida auris, is resistant to the typical cleaning agents that hospital and health care facilities often use,” says infectious disease specialist Dr. Todd Ellerin. “If we don’t change the way we clean rooms, then the Candida will hang out there. It could potentially infect the next person that enters the room.”

4. Tangled with weed

Some immigrants fear careers in the legal cannabis industry have hurt their chances for full citizenship.

“I was led down a path to confess in my [citizenship] interview that I broke the law, that I willingly had known that I had broken the law,” Oswaldo Barrientos, who worked at a marijuana dispensary in Colorado, tells ABC News.

Because marijuana remains illegal under federal law, a related job may disqualify someone from lawful residency, ABC News’ Clayton Sandell explains on “Start Here.”

“It’s legal on one level,” he says, “and illegal on another.”

(ABC News) Denver Mayor Michael Hancock listens during a meeting about immigration problems stemming with legal marijuana jobs.

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Doff your cap:

The U.S. Postal Service said it will honor George H.W. Bush by releasing a commemorative stamp on June 12, which would’ve been the former president’s 95th birthday.

The stamp features a portrait of Bush painted by Michael J. Deas from a 1997 photograph taken by Timothy Greenfield-Sanders.

Bush, the 41st president, died Nov. 30, 2018.

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Familia de colombiana detenida en China dice que computador con droga no era de ella – El Pais – Cali Colombia

Juliana López Sarrazola, colombiana detenida en China.
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Lo que empezó como un viaje para traer mercancía y venderla entre sus conocidos en Medellín terminó en un enredo con la justicia china para Juliana López Sarrazola. La presentadora de televisión, modelo e integrante de un equipo de fútbol femenino de exhibición conocido como las Divas del Fútbol en su ciudad natal, fue detenida por tratar de ingresar base de coca en su maleta.

Juliana, de 22 años de edad, viajó hace diez días al país asiático. Pero al llegar al aeropuerto internacional Baiyun, el principal de la capital de la provincia de Guangzhou, fue capturada pues llevaba en su maleta un computador portátil con la droga.

luego de varios días sin recibir noticias de Juliana, su familia decidió recurrir a la Cancillería colombiana en el país asiático para averiguar qué había pasado con ella.

En ese momento, de acuerdo con el ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores, se estableció contacto con la madre de la ciudadana colombiana y una vez demostrado el parentesco, se le comenzó a brindar información sobre su situación, y orientación sobre el eventual desarrollo del proceso de acuerdo con la legislación local.

El ministerio señaló que está brindando asistencia consular a la colombiana “dentro de los principios de respeto a la intimidad y confidencialidad y su derecho a la defensa”.

Lea también: Colombianos presos en China: relatos de la esclavitud en este siglo

“Sabemos que está incomunicada, esa información nos la dio una cónsul colombiana en China, quien agregó que iba a programar una cita para hablar con ella. Lo que suponemos es que a ella le pusieron la base de coca en ese computador y lo metieron en su maleta”, señaló Alejandro Duque, el director del equipo en el que juega Juliana.

Asimismo, en entrevista con Blu Radio, La tía de Juliana López, Mari Sarasola, aseguró que Juliana es inocente y no tenía ninguna necesidad de transportar droga en su maleta para conseguir dinero, pues tenía una carrera prometedora en el modelaje y próximamente participaría en un certamen de belleza y en varios desfiles en Medellín.

Insistió en que el computador donde se encontró la droga no era de la modelo, porque el de ella se quedó acá en Colombia.

Juliana López es estudiante de Contaduría de la Universidad San Buenaventura de Medellín y estaba lista para participar en Miss Mundo Colombia, como lo muestran los videos promocionales del concurso en las redes sociales.

La gran preocupación para los familiares de Juliana es el proceso jurídico que podría enfrentar, porque en China existe pena de muerte o cadena perpetua para las personas que son sorprendidas transportando estupefacientes.

Para afrontar la situación por la que está pasando la mujer, las Divas del Fútbol planean realizar un partido de exhibición con la intención de recolectar fondos para financiar el viaje de algunos de sus familiares a China, hacerse cargo del caso y poder pagar un abogado.

La intención de los organizadores del evento es invitar a diferentes artistas de la ciudad para que participen también. A través de las redes sociales, la familia ha expresado que creen que Juliana habría sido víctima de personas inescrupulosas que la utilizaron para llevar las drogas.

Piden tratado de repatriación con China

Precisamente la senadora Teresita García señaló que urge un tratado de repatriación entre Colombia y la República Popular de China, ante la preocupante situación para los 138 colombianos detenidos en ese país, especialmente para los 14 de ellos que hoy están condenados a pena de muerte.

La legisladora exige al Gobierno Nacional una inmediata campaña de concientización, que muestre la tragedia que viven aquellos colombianos que terminan recluidos en las cárceles chinas por tráfico de estupefacientes.

“El idioma, el alto costo de los abogados y las condiciones y trato inhumano de las cárceles de China, son sólo algunos de los problemas que deben afrontar los detenidos en ese país”, explicó la senadora.

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5 noticias del día: 15 de mayo – El Economista

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En las noticias más leídas del día, México ya es el país más afectado en América Latina por el ataque mundial del ransomware WannaCry, de acuerdo con datos de la firma Kaspersky Lab. Mientras tanto, en Estados Unidos, Legisladores de ambos partidos coinciden en que el presidente Donald Trump tendrá que entregar las presuntas grabaciones que incluyen conversaciones con el exdirector del FBI James Comey.

1. México ya es el más afectado por el WannaCry en América Latina

México se posiciona ya como el país más afectado de América Latina y el quinto a nivel mundial, después de Rusia, Ucrania, China e India, por el ataque del ransomware WannaCry, dijo a El Economista el director del Equipo de Investigación y Análisis de Kaspersky Lab para América Latina, Dmitry Bestuzhev.

El viernes pasado comenzó un ciberataque mundial del ransomware WannaCry o WannaCrypt que comenzó con el gigante de telecomunicaciones Telefónica, así como a otras empresas españolas y posteriormente llegó al sistema hospitalario del Reino Unido. Horas después, el ataque había llegado a México.

México ya es el más afectado por el WannaCry en América Latina. Ver nota.

2. Chantaje corroe a Donald Trump

Los legisladores tanto demócratas como republicanos, coinciden en que el presidente Donald Trump tendrá que entregar las presuntas grabaciones que incluyen conversaciones con el exdirector del FBI James Comey.

Después de que Comey fuera despedido, Trump no tuvo piedad al chantajearlo con divulgar audios en caso de que el ex número uno del FBI filtre información con la que puede comprometer al presidente.

Desde el Senado existen varias peticiones para que el caso sobre el vínculo de Rusia con Trump lo encabece una persona independiente a los partidos políticos.

Chantaje corroe a Donald Trump. Ver nota.

3. Declaran a Elba Esther Gordillo inocente de defraudación fiscal

El abogado de la ex lideresa magisterial, Elba Esther Gordillo, aseguró que fue encontrada inocente del delito de defraudación fiscal, que es uno de los tres procesos que se siguen en su contra, con lo que, al ser declarada inocente en dos de tres procesos, sólo hay uno pendiente, precisó.

Asimismo el abogado expresó en una entrevista para la televisión, que espera que Gordillo pueda alcanzar muy pronto su libertad.

Declaran a Elba Esther Gordillo inocente de defraudación fiscal. Ver nota.

4. ¿Qué alcance tiene el nuevo misil de Corea del Norte?

Este lunes, Corea del Norte aseguró haber probado con gran éxito un nuevo tipo de misil, capaz de transportar una “potente cabeza nuclear” y alcanzar bases norteamericanas en el Pacífico.

Luego de este ensayo, Estados Unidos y Japón pidieron convocar una reunión de urgencia del Consejo de Seguridad de la ONU, que podría celebrarse el martes.

Por su parte, el presidente ruso Vladimir Putin calificó este lunes el lanzamiento de “contraproducente y peligroso” pero también pidió que se deje de “intimidar a Corea del Norte” y abogó por una solución pacífica.

¿Qué alcance tiene el nuevo misil de Corea del Norte?. Ver nota.

5. Rompe mitos y aprende a usar un crédito de nómina

Recientemente en la Encuesta Nacional de Inclusión Financiera, se especificó que siete de cada 10 mexicanos tienen problemas financieros, esto se deriva, según diferentes expertos, porque las personas no saben cómo enfrentar sus deudas por lo que recurren a productos financieros como los créditos de nómina y personales sin saber, en primer lugar, su capacidad de pago y en segundo las características de estos productos.

Ante esto, especialistas de HSBC como de ComparaGuru, portal que compara los productos financieros en el país, romperán algunos mitos que giran alrededor de estos préstamos y nos dirán la forma adecuada de usarlos para no correr el riesgo de caer en una deuda aún más pesada. ¡Entra a la nota completa!

Rompe mitos y aprende a usar un crédito de nómina. Ver nota.

@davee_son

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