esos ancianatos, para presionar a que mas gente se vacune.peggy carranza nos explica el alcance de eta exigencia presidencial y en california, el concejo de los angeles sometio a votacion una medida que obligaria a todos los empleados de la ciudad a vacunarse contra el virus.esto en medio de polemicas y debates sobre el derecho que tienen los gobiernos a imponer eeste tipo de medidas, incluyendo el uso obligatorio de la mascarilla pandemia.... como nos r la cuentadulce castellanos en su reportaje. las mascarillas a bordo de los aviones tienen para rato.la administracion de seguridad en el transporte extendio su uso hasta el 18 de enero del aqo entrante.inicialmente, la medida iba a terminar el proximo 13 de septiembre...per o se decidio extenderla tras recibirse mas de 28 mil reportes de pasajeros que se negaban a usarla en los vuelos. autoridades de california buscan a un sospechoso que ataco con una lluvia de balas a un agente que lo perseguia detenerse.el policia termino hospitalizado y su automovil incendiado. las autoridades tratan de determinar si el carro se prendio fuego por el

we are consistently seeing eta's and prices come down. think by september, october, november, you will get that magical experience that you have always been used to and as a company we are looking to get there as quickly as possible. emily: you are spending a lot to get drivers back out there. $250 million in the last quarter but you have said you can taper incentives through the rest of the year. lyft says they are and pick up incentives. what makes you so confident that you can win back the drivers if you whittle yours down? >> because we are seeing them come back. 420,000 came back in a couple months. in july, we started with incentives to really get drivers out there, but we are moving from essentially incentives to improving the onboarding process. we reduced onboarding by 90% with a smoother onboarding process. we are reaching out to drivers who had stopped driving to resurrect them and get them back on the road. that has been successful, as well. in july we were able to taper incentives and target them much more specifically in the

and a lot of people turned of eta eta was there to help out. they use the orange line.ountain view through levi stadium and that ran on limited capacity. they are going full capacity on the orange line today. so if you're waking up and if you need to go through parts of the south bay. it is available to you starting at 05:30am, in the morning all the way until midnight and then they plan to do limited service on the green line. let's flashback unfortunately to why they shut down in the first place. back on may 26th a disgruntled worker went into the vta railyard started firing. unfortunately 9 people died authorities. they rushed in this happen actually right next door to the santa clara county sheriff's department. so it took them probably just a few seconds to burst inside when this disgruntled employee realized that the walls are closing in. he turned the gun on himself and killed himself. but it was simply too traumatic to allow the workers to be in as they were dealing with this james darya. they actually have to shift some of the administrative work outside the bu

graff: a raÍz del huracÁn eta y ota, estas familias tuvieron que venir a refugiarse a este lugar, queruidas con madera, con plÁstico y con lÁminas. >> hola icia. >> yo la primera tormenta que pasÓ, el primer huracÁn, yo pasÉ ahÍ todo ese tiempo y ahÍ me dijeron que venÍa otro huracÁn. pues nadie creÍa eso porque ya habÍa pasado uno, habÍa hecho sol. y bueno, ya empezÓ a llover de vuelta y ya como tenÍa como 4 dÍas de estar lloviendo cuando ese dÍa se saliÓ la quebrada, entonces nosotros agarramos mÁs para arriba y toda la quebrada de aquÍ arriba tambiÉn se saliÓ para abajo. lo Único que echÉ en la mochila fue unas 2 camisitas del niÑo, tenÍa de 4 meses. esa noche nosotros pasamos en el monte y allÍ todo el dÍa y toda la noche sin comer. bueno, yo me preocupÉ mÁs porque el niÑo es mÁs pequeÑo. el otro de 3 aÑos empezÓ con gran calentura bajo el agua y yo quisiera irme de aquÍ. pues porque no es de nosotros, no podemos decir “esta es nuestra casa”. podrÍamos decir que, aunque viviÉramos humildemente, asÍ como vivimos, pero no es de nosotros. graff: ahorita vamos a entrar a la casa de me

. >> this is the pbs newshour from w eta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkiteool of journalism at arizona state university. florida is experiencing one of the worst covid outbreaks in of the country at the moment. over the weekend, the state reported more than 21,000 cases in single day. its highest one-day total since the start of the pandemic. a quarter of the nations hospitalized covid patients are in flooded. the cdc and a number of public health officials say schools should require masking when they reopen. the miami-dade school district is considering requiring students and staff to do so. on friday, florida governor ron desantis who is opposed to any masking requirements said parents and students should have the option to mask and that he would block any effort to require masking. >> we have a lot of push from the cdc and others to make every single person, kids, staff, have to wear masks l day regardless of -- masks all day regardless of the immune status, regardless of the effect it has on their educational experience that would be a huge mistake. >> l

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tránsito de (nombre en inglés) hicieron el anuncio johnny confirmaron que está variante la variante de etaersonas que están vacunadas pueden contraer la variante delta. y además la transmitimos. entonces tenemos que proteger a quienes no están vacunados ni nosotros mismos metros más personas se contagian con el virus puede volver a mutar y convertirse en una variante que podría ser de las vacunas. el arn aplicará las personas son interior y hacían comercios oficinas públicas o privadas porque se comprobó que la mayor de los contagios ocurren precisamente en interiores. la orden de salud de san francisco y en otros condado entre en vigor a la medianoche y el 3 de agosto va entrar en vigor la orden de salud ha sido establecida en san francisco. los dueÑos de negocios se deba ofrecer unos letreros que pueden proveer a sus clientes y a sus patronos. para aquellos estén al tanto que la nueva regla de salud contra el área de la bahía solamente dos condados no tienen implementada una orden para el uso del cubrebocas el condado solano y el condado napa pero bueno muchas personas se preguntan si es

pero la detecte su cupo, vamos a repasar cómo se generó esas descargas, cargas electrónicas, negativas etase tipo estar, temperatura actual de 61 grados ésa francisco, en el área de san josé temperatura de 76 y en las próximas horas para mañana vamos a tener un alto cargo entre por saber el actor y dijo el chico que >>> 84 grados en aras de la tarde y los próximos días como aumento, así que cautela y lamentablemente entonces demo lluvias entre jueves y viernes entrada >>> un gran post -astronómico, conseguir nueve juego de fruta, las horas del evento serán entre 11:00 de la noche del miércoles ira 3:00 de la mañana del jueves puede ver hasta 100 meteoros y la buena noticia es que dijo que no necesitamos telescopios vino " las costas, a cabo, diera las fiestas se termine japón a puede, desde fuera del resto de grupos de uso pero para hacerlo próximo bollullos olímpica >>>hola qué tal se renovará la fecha tres en pachuca que recibe a todas, bienvenidos al estadio pachuca invitode cabeza julio furch los zorros iban temprano entre los tuzos, segundo gol en el torneo el atacante de 32 año marca

you'll catch of eta train every 20 minutes after that, every 30 minutes. i see a train pulling in right behind me and we will see if anybody hops off or hops this one person that just hopped off. reminder. it is available to you. there's a parking right. right in front of me. it is good to go and the key word is available and the other key word. right is a good thing. thanks a lot. we'll time now is 8.37. >> coming up next on the kron 00:00am morning news fans packed levi stadium for the 3rd and final preseason game against the raiders will have highlights. >> and we'll also chat with some fans about how they talk about being back in the stands. plus, out the tras tours at night are set to resume. once again. we'll tell you when you can visit the rock after a car and we are looking at a mix of sunshine and fog. now at sfo. it's definitely what we're seeing across a lot of the bay so far. the fog. a sign of the things that are changing in this forecast ahead of us increase seabreeze sweeping out some of the poor air helping to cool us down. >> today. still

personas que están completamente vacunados y todos los casos están relacionados con la variante de etarta18 casos de covid-19 situación que ciertamente reviven los temores que rondan en un nuevo aÑo escolar con las pesos presenciales vamos con fátima navarrete quien habló con varios líderes locales sobre qué podemos esperar al respecto así es en la ciudad padre de familia no puede negar su preocupación pero reconocen que el aprendizaje se logra mejor así en las escuelas líderes educativos dijeron que probablemente vienen cambios y ajustes a medidas que se presenten más brotes en los planteles >>> marinos y aragoneses madre de la primera vez identificaran cinco personas contagiadas con covid-19. tenemos que ser muy cuidadosos con los niÑos con sus máscaras que estén lavamos el asma si ese estápresente en distrito escolar de se reportaron 17 estudiantes en empleado con coronavirus la respuesta del condado contra costa sido colaborar en identificar y contactar a las personas expuestas yo pienso que es mucho mejor que ellos vengan al escuela aumentar la confianza de los pares de familias c

station on route running at least every 30 minutes from 08:00am to 07:00pm as far as same-day service eta fishel say so far so good for reports that service has been going smoothly operator doing their job is to shore and more them are glad to be back at work. >> trains have been out of service for 3 months since the mass shooting at the vta railyard in san jose were 9 workers were killed on may 26th by a co-worker. >> white road. tracks have been infected and more than 300 employees have been certified. people are looking routines to get to normal a little bit never >> fallen co-workers are always in our hearts and always in our thoughts was at the ready to get back to work and get some sense of normalcy as well. >> or the kron four's. gayle ong live for us in san jose. let's go to brits are right now. >> yeah. and we're tracking right now on radar for what is still remaining hurricane ida as she churns now just west of new orleans bringing widespread heavy rain. in addition to that here closer to home. your bay area forecast finally seeing the return of that marine layer cooling us down

. >>> we will learn whether eta will up and running. the agency has been certifying tracks and stations. employees also got retrained. the 49ers will be going head to head with the raiders. you can watch right here on kpix 5. >>> new this morning nfl officials are speaking out saying they who like to see a vaccine mandate for all players. that comment is coming from the league ames general council which reported that 93% are vaccinated but they want to see the final 7% get the shot but the nfl has not agreed to a request for a mandate. >>> time for today's money watch report. some formerly itt students who are stuck with loan debt may get relief. we have more. good morning and happy friday. >> reporter: good morning, len. happy friday to you as well. the department of education is canceling student debt for 115,000 students who attended itt. it comes down to $1.4 billion. it's accused of alreadying students of taking out loans. apple will now allow them to did to oroville other websites. the new policy comes following the settlement whe

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governor eta is urging people to reduce travel to essential business only at least until the end of octobernolulu's mayor rick blanche already says he's willing to restrict indoor gatherings to 10 people and outdoor gatherings to 25 these changes take effect wednesday. >> we do know is not a good time to travel to the restaurant capacity has been restricted. there is limited access to rent a car. it's and we know that the visitors to succumb to the islands will not have the typical kind holiday that they expect to get when they visit hawaii. >> is encouraging people to get vaccinated against the virus. the cdc's several places to its list of high-risk travel destinations. they are the bahamas haiti kosovo, lebanon morocco and city mart at the health agency says these are now considered level 4 covid very high locations. people are advised to avoid traveling. there. but anyone who must go should be fully vaccinated before hand dozens of other nations are also on the list. you can check out all the locations by going to the cdc's website and looking under travel notices or it's also posted th

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station on route running at least every 30 minutes from 08:00am to 07:00pm as far as same-day service eta fishel say so far so good for the reports that service has been going smoothly little are like where our operators are doing a great job is to shore and more of them are glad to be back to work. >> trains have been out of service for 3 months since the mass shooting at the vta railyard in san jose were 9 workers were killed on may 26 by a co-worker. >> white road. tracks have been infected and more than 300 employees have been 35 people are looking routines to get to normal a little bit never >> fallen co-workers are always in our hearts and always in our thoughts was at the ready to get back to work and get some sense of normalcy as well. >> and from now until september 13th the bta will not collect fares from the light rail only for a full list of the limited service. you can head to kron 4 dot com reporting from san jose gayle ong kron 4 news. >> we're here to offer some love my hair to offer prayer. we're here to just offer them whatever they need right now. we just want to suppor

there is a lack of consistent and convincing evidence and that eta and its regional commissions have been effective in creating new jobs. they have been effective in creating an array of planners, drifts men and professional middlemen. we believes we can do better just by the expansion of the economy of the job and the job creation which will come from our economic program. [applause],. we will say 1.8 billion dollars in fiscal year 1982 by removing from eligibility those who are not in real needle who are abusing the program. [applause] but even with this reduction, the program will be budgeted for more than ten billion dollars. we will tighten welfare and give more attention to outside sources of income when determining the amount of welfare and individual is allowed. million dollathis, plus strong e work requirements, will save 520 million dollars in the next year. i stated a moment ago our intention to keep these school breakfast and lunch programs for those into need. but by cutting back on meals for children of families who can't afford to pay, the savings will be 1.6 million d

we wanted predictable pricing and eta's.t is coming back to historical levels in states like texas, florida, etc., they are getting there faster. it really is location by location but we are consistently seeing those coming down and i think that by september, october, november, you will get that magical experience that you have always been used to and as a company we are looking to get there as quickly as possible. emily: you are spending a lot to get drivers back out there. $250 million in the last quarter , but you said you were going to taper incentives. lyft says they are ramping up incentives. what makes you so confident that you can win back the drivers if you tamp yours down? >> because we are seeing them come back. we started with incentives to really get drivers out there, but we are moving from essentially incentives to improving the onboarding process. we have improved onboarding by 90% with a new, much smoother onboarding process. we are reaching out to drivers who had stopped driving to resurrect them and get th

you have seen a lot of tech stocks get a head off this and keep an eye on mark eta, up 13% in the premarketheir largest customers had half of their revenue coming from square in the system and there is a lot of talk about that company buy now pay later service that could inflate these partnerships with paypal going up as well. a few other things to keep an eye on here, vaccine stocks, moderna and buying on tech, -- biontech, the government has already committed to buying 630 million of the shots already in 2022. it's been announced and reflected in company earnings and forecasts in the stock price and it's unlikely that even with approval of the booster shots that the government need to buy more of these. that's the problem. any kids listening, cover your ears, you may not want to hear this, but regulators in china say you are only allowed to play three hours a week of videogames. my word. -- tom: my word. romaine: a lot of the chinese gaming stocks listed in the u.s. are down significantly on the day. pretty much across the board. weakness there as well in the u.s. gaming stocks like activ

. ♪ >> this is the "pbs newshour," from w eta studios from the walter cronkite school of journalism atst -- arizona state university. >> we return now to our top story as the taliban struggles to rule amid protests and dissent in kabul and across the country. we explore the collapse of the country's government, which was built and supported by the u.s. and its allies for 20 years. >> that's right. for deeper perspective on how we got here, i'm joined by someone who has had years-long involvement in afghanistan. she covered the fall of the taliban after 9/11 or npr and started and ran several ngo's in the country. she served as an advisor to several senior u.s. military commanders in afghanistan and then to the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. she is the author of several books. the most recent is "on corruption in america and what is at stake." she joins us now from paris. it is great to have you back. you recently published an essay called "th ides of august," and you laid out several factors that you argue helped get us to where we are today. the first element was corruption th

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this legal filing my even fail an exam eta rudy giuliani school of law. it's just so posture us. the law is very clear. it says when three commercial committees, if any of them as for the tax returns of any individual, they shall be turned over. shell means must. it's a straightforward's night in day. the only people who have ever disagreed with this worth, some lackeys in the trump administration two years ago. that decision has now been overruled. now trump is going to try to file yet another bonus action in federal court. i think this is all going to go very quickly. i don't think this is something that it's such a bogus argument, i think it can be decided quickly by the trial court. the court of appeals. and i can't imagine the u.s. supreme court waiting in. they waited in once before, when trump was afraid to turn his tax returns over, or some financial documents over to congress. any loss that. in all of that was turned over. >> unlikely any graduates of the raleigh giuliani school of law, will go before the supreme court. in the meantime, neil what do you think this house

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dorothy dix, eta patterson, and gridley smith was the granddaughter of force greeley by the way, one of the mail colleagues wrote a column saying this is a travesty they should not be here it should not be allowed he called them sob sisters. and the label stuck. but what i want to say about this is that this influenced generations of women to come. so, while these women may not have been respected, while they may have been treated as girl reporters, as spectacles, as sob sisters they found a way to make their voices heard, right? they found a way to raise issues that weren't being discussed. they found a way to advocate for themselves and for other women and marginalized people. and moving forward, a lot of women for this label proudly. the women i had mentioned before from iowa called herself a sob sister but she worked proudly because it enabled her to do a type of work that she enjoyed that she found professionally fulfilling. so pioneers like nelly and dorothy inspired women to flock to the newspapers at the end of the 1920s and end of the 20th century. when nelly started her car

>> whatever it takes eta hamburger to. >> senator graham now takes his place in that rare group, fullycinated people, who then get infected with covid. today doctor anthony fauci said this. >> as of july 26, the cdc received 6587 reports, of breakthrough infections. that resulted in hospitalization or death. among 163, fully vaccinated million people. that is a percentage of zero, 0.01%, or less. >> joining us now is doctor celine gondolier, and epidemiologist and why school of medicine in bellevue hospital. doctor, i'd like to go back to what senator manchin said for a moment. as an illustration for people. saturday night he had people, over a dozen he thinks senators and maybe a few more people. let's call it 15 people. outdoors he says saturday night, all vaccinated. and, was there a risk? we now know that senator graham probably had covid, then he tested positive for covid on monday, it was saturday night when he was feeling sick saturday night. why is the threat level at an event like that, for vaccinated people? >> lawrence this is a low risk event, if in fact all of this was hap

news foreign correspondent and come by eta in kabul. >> tonight, the taliban claims hundreds of prisonerster they say they overwhelmed the jail holding the insurgents and flood flew open the gates. this after a devastating setback in the north for afghan officials. hundreds of afghan soldiers under siege of the esper at the airport surrendered. taliban video shows vehicles filled with weapons and an attack vehicle in their hands. by some estimates, the taliban now controls 65% of afghanistan. more families are fleeing to the capital kabul every day. this woman says the taliban are not allowing girls or woman to go to the market. under the taliban, girls were banned from school and women from work. many here are terrified these dark days are about to return. >> do you worry about the girl's safety today? >> [interpreter] yes, the principal says, they tell us, you will might die. [end of translation] . >> it upsets. you >> yes, she says, i try to help the woman. i am very sad when i see all these girls, i get really upset now. >> today a student at the american university here told her that

right you're seeing movement from republicans who say, unlike but when eta said, they don't want thishing to go through that there are republicans on board. so we hear that from other people, we hear from others that who cares who is behind the bill. so republicans are finally pushing back on these things and they will take credit anyway. >> republicans in the house just are taking structural advantage both in terms of redistricting and both the normal difficulties that the parties have. they'll say, great, i'm glad we had all these bills through, never gonna make sure that biden doesn't go too far. that's with the republicans are counting far. the only thing that i'm gonna add to wet juanita said, is that the democrats can make it more -- that means that the tying, the crazy's in the house, there are now a lot, too -- they have lauren bogart, they have matt gates, they have to make more mainstream republicans, whether they're members, or incumbents, or an open seats, account for those people. you can be in the same conference with, them you're fine with mccarthy being, speaker they'r

you wouldn't get your chemotherapy eta feed store. you wouldn't get your pneumonia treated with fewer animals medication. it can be dangerous to get the wrong doses of medication, especially something that for a horse or a cow. so we understand the environment we live in. but it's really important for medical needs to be gone through you provider or physician. >> i know we are in a crisis in multiple states now basically because of low vaccine uptake. i kind of thought we were past the take other drugs instead that right-wing media and trump fans take. but i guess not. i didn't know we were still in the snake oil part of this. but i will tell you also, i went through some of the statements that former president trump has made since leaving office. and he actually has gone back to the hydroxychloroquine nonsense again. since leaving office. >> hydroxychloroquine actually works. remember? remember? i made a mistake on hydraulics-y. i should have said hydroxychloroquine is a disaster, please do not use it, they would have said. instead i

governor eta of hawaii ask that visitors and residents reduce that travel at least 2 essential business only at least until the end of october. and that's because they're just trying to get ahead of the covid-19 delta virus. it is ready. quite bad over there right now in fact, multiple oahu hospitals have the regular beds to near capacity because so many people are coming into the are sick with the covid-19 in fact, last friday to help with the overflow. the city of oahu set up a 25 caught tent just outside a queens medical center in west oahu. now, hawaii's governor did an extensive plea. why it's so important that people do not travel to the islands. let's take a listen. >> it is a risky time to be traveling right now. i did ask everyone residents and visitors alike to reduce travel to hawaii, to essential business activities on we do know is not a good time to travel to the restaurant capacity has been restricted. there is limited access to rental cars and we know that the visitors to succumb to the islands will not have the typical kind holiday that they expect to get when they visi

and still ahead, 3 months after a mass shooting and eta is now getting ready to bring back light rail service will tell you when you can expect to ride again. and we are looking at conditions at the coast today. pretty similar to yesterday mostly cloudy on the cool side with some 60's now for inland areas. we have big changes just around the corner. so enjoy today's upper 70's to low 80's at our warmest. >> these numbers about to be closer to the 90's. all starting tomorrow. your forecast ahead. >> and caltrain trains here in the city are delayed up to 60 minutes after someone was hit on the track earlier this morning. also drive times and update says you're hitting your highways and bridges once we get back. [ sfx: ding ding ding ] [sfx: bing bing bing ] [sfx: bloop bloop bloop ] [ sfx: bing bloop ding ding bloop bing ] the day can wait. enter the golden state, with real california dairy. >> 7.15 right now and we are taking a look at sfo looks sunshine is she kind of a little sunshine in the first round. and then later in the it's brighter and were a behind the tower. yeah. the sun h

. >> governor eta is urging people to reduce travel to central business. only at least until the end of october. honolulu's a mayor rick blaine hardy says he will restrict indoor gatherings to 10 people and outdoor gatherings to 25 these changes take effect wednesday. >> we do know is not a good time to travel to the restaurant capacity has been restricted. there is limited access to rental cars and we know that the visitors to succumb to the islands will not have the typical kind holiday that they expect to get when they visit hawaii. >> is encouraging people to get vaccinated against the virus. the cdc has added several places to its list of high-risk a travel destinations. they are the bahamas haiti kosovo, lebanon morocco in saint martin. the health agency says that these are now considered level for covid very high locations. people are advised to avoid traveling there. but anyone who must go should be fully vaccinated before hand dozens of other nations are also on the list and you can check all of those locations by going to the cdc's web sites and

station on route running at least every 30 minutes from 08:00am to 07:00pm as far as same-day service eta fishel say so far so good for the reports that service has been going smoothly little are like where operators are doing their job is to shore and more of them are glad to be back to work. >> trains have been out of service for 3 months since the mass shooting at the vta railyard in san jose were 9 workers were killed on may 26th by a co-worker. >> white road. tracks have been infected and more than 300 employees have been and certify people are looking routines to get to normal a little bit never >> phone co-workers are always in our hearts and always in our thoughts was ready to get back to work get some sense of normalcy as well. >> and from now until september 13th the bta will not collect fares from the light rail only for a full list of the limited service. you can head to kron 4 dot com reporting from san jose gayle ong kron 4 news. >> big day for the local fans that they can come out here still case. did. you know, i know fans are really good. no hard feelings that it's good t

if eta now getting ready to bring back light rail service in the south bay.you when you can expect to write it again. and we've got 60's for highs at the coast. a little bit of low grade hanging out for the day. for most of our coastal spots, our inland areas in for one more year and really comfortable day before tomorrow's hotter and he's ear skies your forecast ahead. >> and we still have hot spots along caltrain trains along 2 42 6.82 accidents popping up. they're also looking at your drive times this morning. we'll have a look at that. what we come back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. are you tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? what if your clothes could stay fresh for weeks? now they can! downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters keep your laundry smelling fresh way longer than detergent alone. pour a cap of downy unstopables into your washing machine before each load and enjoy fresher smelling laundry. with 6 times the freshness ingredients

. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour, from w eta studios in washington, and in the west from the walter cronkite journalism. amna: the supreme court has ended the biden administration's ban on evictions, siding with landlords who said the eviction moratorium puts them at risk of irreparable harm. congress authorized $46 billion in rental assistance in separate release -- relief packages. but only a fraction has been riveted and now many renters may be in trouble. >> just about 11% of that federal aid actually has been distributed by state and local governments months after congress approved it. and people need that aid. as many as 1.2 million households say they are very likely to face eviction in the next two months. overall, more than 8 million people say they are behind on their rent. kristin randall has a first-hand view of all of this as a court mandated officer tasked with enforcing evictions in tucson, arizona. thank you for joining the newshour. i understand that soon after the supreme court decision, you started getting calls immediately from landlords. tell us about that and how you re

hurricane eta is headed towards the gulf coast with hurricane-force winds.to make landfall in louisiana as a life-threatening category four storms. wind speeds of 140 miles an hour. it will be one of the strongest to hit the state since the 18 fifties. president joe biden declared a state of emergency for mississippi, saturday. now back to dateline. missis>> welcome back. i'm craig melvin. nique leili was dead, now her husband was telling police that this seemingly happy mom was violent and often mentally unstable. but investigators were about to get a better view into that home than they could have imagined here again is dennis murphy with "the house on sidney's cove. " >> within minutes of finding nique's body, police raced to the leili home about a mile away. what they observed right away was astounding. the home security system that matt leili had casually mentioned to detective everson a few days earlier, appeared more appropriate to fort knox than a house in the'burbs'. >> and when you first see the house from the road, you can see all these huge, big

we're giving the latest on hurricane eta this morning. storm. 16 years to the day after katrina devastated louisiana. forecasters warn life-threatening storm surges, catastrophic wind damage, and major flooding. but the state is also experiencing a flood of covid patients. the seven-day average for new cases is at 220, according to latest numbers from the state health department. the governor is urging people to not only take the storm seriously, but keep in mind that covid is still spreading. >> the fact that we're still in the pandemic makes this much more difficult for everyone, as we prepare for and respond to this hurricane. but the pandemic isn't going to leave just because it is more inconvenient. >> doctor patel, chief medical officer for the university medical center in new orleans is with me this morning. doctor, good morning to you. we're hearing that health care systems across the state are beefing up their contingency plans. they're adding more staff. ordering more supplies. trying to minimize the numbers of non emergency pat

and early this year as part of that transformation, we announced the creation of eta which is actuallyainable energy infrastructure from ev for passenger duty vehicles and over time. a little more slowly. it's going to take more time to figure out what sources of energy for the heavy duty stuff, but we're starting to create collaborative efforts with other companies to put in things like hydrogen. again, on a limited sort of test basis. renewable, natural gas, so we're right in the crosshairs and couldn't be more excited about the next 50 years and what that might mean as we start to look ahead. liz: obviously, charging stations are a key piece in this because, you know, if you build it, they might come in bigger numbers because right now only 2.2% of cars bought by american consumers right now on the road are electric. so i know you have a couple, some in washington state, but, you know, what is your plan? general motors is partnering with ev go, and you start to see, obviously, tesla saying, you know what? we're going to create super charging stations that will actually be universal,

. >> this is the pbs newshour, from w eta studios in washington , and in the west from the walter cronkiteournalism at arizona state university. amna: now, to the u.s. southern border. the supreme court ruled against the biden administration in its attempt to end the trump-era "remain in mexico" policy that forced migrants to stay in mexico while seeking asylum. while its future is unknown, another policy to rapidly expel migrants during the pandemic remains in place. we check in now with robert moore, founder of the non-profit news organization, el paso matters. welcome back to the newshour. thanks for making the time. just explain to us the supreme court move. what does this operationally change at the border? how does it change the way things are being processed right now? >> in the short-term, it doesn't change anything really. title 42 is the main method both administrations have used the last year and a half to keep people from crossing the border. longer term, it could have implications if mexico agrees to receive more mpp recipients and if the biden administration puts the court's

. >> when eta, what do you make of the fact that among other, things president biden has not made a publice anthony blinken was on a number of the sunday morning programs, including meet the press over an embassy, trying to defend the administration's actions, but he's not the commander-in-chief. where is president biden? >> i feel like president biden is making the move of let me get as much more information as it unfolds as possible, to be able to pivot when necessary. because right now what we have seen, are a few pivots. as he's got more information from the joint chiefs, as well as the secretary of defense, he's added additional troops on the ground twice over the weekend, to get those americans safely out of afghanistan. as well as to get the tens of thousands afghan citizens who did help u.s. troops, u.s. media. i feel like he is hunkering down, paying close attention to this, and secretary blinken is out definitely doing his rounds on the sunday shows. but i do agree with the know that, the definition, or the reason for this chaos that we're witnessing, has not been adequately addr

. >> did it kind of eta you thinking about it? >> yeah, i kept thinking about. cause it was a right that cher would leave without the party. i knew that this girl would not leave town without throwing a party. and bo could leave, but the two of them together, i'm just like, send them their belongs after the fact. that didn't sound. right >> and then kristen heard something that made the floor drop from under her. bo had abruptly stopped paying his bills. something totally unlike him. >> i just woke up one morning i was like one of those were things and i just knew. i couldn't ignore any more. i just couldn't. somebody had to do something. >> kristen went to the police. >> did they immediately investigate? >> no. they just put it in a file. they just go, yeah yeah, yeah. they say all, people get last lost in panama all the. time >> christine reached out to someone she thought could. help me another expat, don winner, who went ran panama guide. a news website for foreigners living in panama. >> i was contacted by one of her friends that was concerned she was missi

bracing, for the knock on effects of the biggest problem facing southeast louisiana, in the wake of eta. a lack of electric power. this is a collapse transmission tower in louisiana today. the power company enjoji says all eight of the transmission lines that come into the city of new orleans, were knocked out by the storm. the distribution lines within the city. the big towers, the big transmission lines that bring high voltage current, into the city. there's eight of those coming into new orleans, all eight knocked out. over 1 million homes and businesses, are without power in louisiana. including the host city of new orleans. he says i'll take days to just determine the extent of the damage. and far longer to restore electricity. that means most people will be without, for example air conditioning as the heat index tops 100 degrees over the next couple of. days officials are warning about the danger of carbon oxide poisoning, from people using portable generators inside. inside a home or a garage. that's what's actually cause most of the deaths in louisiana from hurricane laura last

if you are of eta staff member or a family member who need support. here are some resources you can reach out to adults and children can reach out to the mobile crisis response team employees can call a vta employee assistance program and kaiser members can contact the psychiatry departments. there are also resources available for all day long. support. >> new tonight at 10, the california department of justice will conduct is own independent review of the fatal shooting of oscar grant attorney general rob bonta says prosecutors will look at one officer specific involvement in oscar grant's death of forces was a high-profile case are grant. lotus is here in the studio. with these latest details grant their pen big development here in a case that really rocked the bay area. now some 12 years ago and it all surrounds bart police officer anthony peroni. he was there when oscar grant was shot and killed. that was in 2000, 9 in the early hours of new year's eve. it was at the bart fruitvale station yo-han-is mess early. the former bart police officer who a

the chip making helping bump the semiconduct eta nearly 3% today. what of this rally today, tim?rdinary, but since they gave those numbers and reaffirmed that the strength they've seen in gaming and data center, the stocks had reason to rally. and by the way, semis we talk about a lot how they've really been the chart to follow to get market direction, and if you look at nvidia, it's outperformed the smh or the semiconductor etf by 32% over the last three months and 32% year-to-date the story here is very, very exciting i would point to the fact that gaming and data center are $3.5 billion businesses each this is a company that has been delivering on growth, and this isn't -- remember when e we tale about this as a crypto store are r -- not cheap, and certainly some delays around the arm transaction, maybe things that have people a little worried, although i think that thing gets done as well >> we talked about it on august 19th when reported, we said this will be the quarter to take the stock through, make an all-time high and you obviously saw it today. i still think analysts a

.] >> this is pbs newshour west, from w eta studios in washington and our bureau at the walter cronkitem at arizona state university. ♪ (music plays) previously on a chef's life. today is the day that i have been waiting for, for like six mths. we have been planning for this huge lunch for the southern foodways alliance symposium in oxford, mississippi. four hundred people. food writers, chefs. what everybody is kind of waiting to try is a tom thumb. i can't believe i'm doing this, serving this organy thing. (music plays) the theme of the symposium is women, work, and food. so for the topic of my lunch i have chosen to honor all the women in my life. the women who have made me the woman that i am. some of these casings are definitely going to split and when that happens we can't freak out. i invited a friend named jason vincent from chicago

aussie stocks looking at some losses being extended after we saw the asx 200 cap eta client. we are seeing weakness for asian stocks ahead after rebounding from an eight month low on wednesday ahead of the cyclical bounce and we are seeing futures had lower after the software cash -- software cash session. new york crude trading below $65, off by more than 1%, trading near a three month low. switching out the board to focus on currencies this morning, checking in on the yen, below 110. they are going bullish. the korean won against the japanese yen, saying the underperformance is looking stretched. check out the aussie dollar holding a three-day drop, looking to extend gains ahead of the jobs data due later this morning which will reveal the initial impact of the latest lockdowns. was fargo saying brace for a drop of as much as 2% in the next two weeks after a sleepy summer. we did see a drop in kiwi vol. the kiwi holding below 69 as we see the latest remarks from the rbnz, saying that they do see an assessment likely in october for the ocr in light of inflation and capacity

a woman he really wanted to be with, he said, was done eta. on her coming around the house and kept calling had a relationship. we agree not to do this. >> jermeir insisted he won't take no for an answer. >> it wasn't in internal affairs he had a body there. >> he said the you know, she just keeps calling. i told her we are over. she won't let it go. >> as far as detective pete could determine, it all came to a head on christmas eve. >> german walked into his green burrowed church with the need on his arm in a diamond ring on her finger. he had proposed and denita was over the moon. >> she walked in proud as a peacock. feathers olive. she was showing it to anyone who would look. >> we heard that was the first time shannon realized that they were engaged. >> shannon's family says the da and the detective heard wrong. >> the day that you are referring to in the church, shannon wasn't there. we were there. >> less than two weeks later, and anita smith would still be wearing that engagement ring as she lay dead at the bottom of her apartment steps

still very slow movement out of the north northwest, and nine miles per hour, and that's going to allow etaeally to still produce a ton of moisture. i do you think that overnight, we will start to see this storm system go back down to a tropical storm, going into tomorrow it does turn into a area of low pressure. the thing that will not change, is the amount of moisture that would still be in place, across the tennessee valley, to ohio valley, remember nashville, to parts of tennessee is dealing with that canada child strict flooding last week. and therefore they will see an additional 5 to 8 inches. we are still not. done it continues to make its way into areas of the northeast. so the flooding, and the storm surge, the winds are going to be an issue for at least a few more hours. you can see hurricane warnings. they are still in place where baton rouge. tropical storm warnings, they have started to expand, if you are in oklahoma city, parts of arkansas, nashville, tennessee, i do you think these tropical warnings will go in place, in about the next hour. i think this area is going to be l

we don't have an eta. we have an art meeting tomorrow afternoon to discuss timing of that fence. we are hoping by november-december that installation will begin on that fence. it is to be determined. i will know more tomorrow afternoon. >> when you say the more steel is required. more steel would be required that means more money going out. is this covered by the arts commission? >> correct, yes. >> great. the fence because there were some images that reminded some of us of images used in world war ii. was there any change in the design? >> definitely. i feel like we may have forwarded the final design to you. all designs were changed and softened. the bird that looked like an eagle. i can forward you the final design. i will write a note. it looked like a flag, some sort of flag from the medieval times. much of the images were changed to be more ems related. ambulances instead of castles and those kinds of things. the eagle looks like a phoenix. we changed the winnings. yes, it is much improved. it went through many iterations before we came to a final less controversial design.