noticias telemundo. >> gracias rubÉn y cuidado por allÁ, en california los bomberos que luchan contraengan una fecha para poder controlar este incendio. >> las llamas continÚan ardiendo al norte de california, pero el incendio caldor que se expandiÓ a una velocidad increÍble parece estarediendo con la calma del viento. >> estas condiciones nos ayudan a poner bomberos directos en la lÍnea del incendio para apagarlos con una manguera o herramientas de mano. >> los mÁs de 4600 bomberos que luchan contra el fuego, aprovechan cada minuto, para avanzar en sus esfuerzos aunque caldor ha sido un enemigo desafiante. >> los accesoss son muy difÍciles desde entonces tienen que buscar Área diferentes de cÓmo llegar. >> una zona boscosa con grandes Árboles que con los llamados fuego de corona mandan chispas que como proyectiles de fuego, viajan hasta una milla de distancia. >> el progreso conseguido en el Último dÍa, ha permitido la repoblaciÓn de varias Áreas evacuadas. >> sientes de residentes que hoy, honran la labor de los bomberos. >> agradezco mucho y oro por ellos y sin ellos no podemos aho

hermanos. >> pero aquí en estados unidos festeja la independencia de méxico con el mismo orgullo. >> rubénras más. >> también desde el lunes 27 de septiembre julio vaqueiro será el presentado de este noticiero, a julio vaqueiro lo conocen bien porque es un periodista de gran trayectoria en telemundo qué gusto de verte hermano. >> estoy muy entusiasmado, hemos platicado de los sueños y proyectos y sabes qué día es tan importante para mí, soñé con reportar, ser periodista y nunca me imaginé que lo haría con josé díaz-balart y es un honor seguir tus pasos. >> el privilegio es mío conocerte y admirarte y ver el paso que vas a dar ¿cómo será el 27? >> sí será igual que siempre no es algo que cambia de un día a otros nos dejas el legado y recordando a la gente que nos llevaa

destrucción del huracán ida vamos con el reporte en vivo y más información sobre esta noticia con rubénad en el condado jefferson en louisiana esta comunidad sigue inundada es increíble cómo quedó el árbol cómo fue arrancado por los vientos del huracán ida aquí las personas tienen acceso a sus hogares pero no tienen aire acondicionado ni electricidad pero hay otras áreas donde las autoridades han dicho que no se pueden habitar vamos a ver las imágenes de esta comunidad que está rodeada de agua y las autoridades dijeron que ese lugar no se puede habitar son 6 muertes hasta el momento las últimas 2 personas eran trabajadores en alabama que hacían reparaciones de electricidad hablando de electricidad es de los grandes problemas de este huracán ida las personas continúan sin energía no tienen electricidad los alimentos se están pudriendo en los refrigeradores es difícil dormir de noche con estas altas temperaturas te lo digo yo porque no tenemos electricidad en el hotel y es difícil dormir con tanto calor así que siento el dolor de estas personas que no tienen aire acondicionado ni agua que

. (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) >>> y si hablamos de la herencia hispana rubén nos lleva al barrio de laersonas en la mayoría inmigrantes mexicanos que viven aquí en el méxico del medio oeste con sus colores y tradiciones que los acerca a s país él llegó siiendo no en 1969 5 años después de darle el nombre estas son fotografías de los pequeños letreros >>> éramos solamente 2 familias mexicanas los demás de otros países >>> y después se comenzó a poblar de migrantes mexicanos este arco es una estructura latina que fue conmemorada >>> le damos aspiración a inmigrantes que no han sido reconocidos es un triunfo para ellos >>> es la tierra que dejaron atrás el méxico que llevan en su corazón su casa en el norte rubén pereira ticias telemundo (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) >>> un orgullo para todos nosotros que mos de chicago noticias telemundo estrena nuevo set y look pero también a su nuevo presentador julio vaqueiro en el noticiernacional de las 6:30 quien también es un hombre de familia >>> soy de san juan del río en una familia unida conun gran ejemplo del trabajo de mi abuelo y crecí con eso

eléctrica otros no así que deben pasar todo el día y noch con altas temperaturas sufriendo mucho >> duro rubén el sufrimiento de las familias con hijos nosotros nos vamos julio vaqueiro pero ellos quedan aquí sufriendo por semanas más la pesadilla que dejó ida >> gracias por la información al regresar de la pausa en noticias telemundo el exinante de marina que disparó contra 4 personas en la florida entre ellas un bebé de 4 meses está en la cárcel polémica en el salvador ante la reelección del presidente buquele nos vamos a una pausa, y ya estamos de una pausa, y ya estamos de >> [♪♪ llegar hasta aquí no fue fácil. pero desde el prinpio reconocimos nuestro potencial. dando siempre lo mejor, superamos cualquier obstáculo en nuestro camino. subimos hasta las cimas más altas sin que nada nos detuviera. desafiamos cada terreno sólo para ver qué tan lejos podíamos llegar. nuestros comienzos nos trajeron hasta aquí. pero es la emoción del camino lo que nos lva a descubrir qué más es posible. este eel nuevo nissan. mejoro con el paso de los años. qué más es posible. ¡en serio! pero con el tiempo, pue

[chime] todd ruben. [chime] cecelia richard. [chime] edward p l. [chime] judy rollin.geant major robert russell. [chime] william r. [chime] charles sabin senior. [chime] marjorie s. [chime] john sammartino. [chime] colonel david m sales. [chime] commander robert slagle. [chime] janet m scott. [chime] lt. col. michael sells. [chime] marianne serva. [chime] commander dan sanover. [chime] antoinette sherman. [chime] diane simmons. [chime] enter husband george -- and her husband george w simmons. [chime] donald simmons. [chime] cheryl sinnbock. [chime] chief greg smallwood. [chime] lt. col. gary smith. [chime] marie s. [chime] robert spizeman. [chime] patricia s. [chime] edna stevens. [chime] norma serley. [chime] sergeant major larry strickland. [chime] hilda taylor. [chime] lt. col. cap taylor -- kip taylor. [chime] leonard taylor. [chime] sandra taylor. [chime] sandra teegue. [chime] lieutenant [indiscernible] sergeant thurmond. [chime] lieutenant commander otis t. [chime] staff sergeant troy. [chime] lieutenant commander ronald t. [chime] lt. col. karen wagoner. [chime

rubén pereira nos cuenta >> en el patio de esta vivienda afuera de chicago murió una de las más recientes presunto pandillero cuando sujetos le dispararon >> ese niño es una víctima y estoy gura que toda la familia está sufriendo por los errores del hermano mayor. >> un sufrimiento que también padece isabel, este fin de semana su hermana melisa de 18 años fue baleada cuando estaba en un vehículo cerca de su casa, que ya se había graduado de la secundaria donde había pertenecido el equipo de lucha. >> yo le habló por teléfono, nomás quieroqume conteste y decirme hola isabel cómo estás, qué es lo que dices pero yo no tengo esa oportunidad >> en todo el país el año pasado se registraron más de 21,500 homicidios casi 30% más que en el año 2019, este es el incremento anual más alto desde que comenzaron a registrar estos datos en los años 60 >> está subiendo la violencia, y que no estamos haciendo las cosas para prevenir, para que la gente no siga así . >> el hermano de ella fue asesinado hace cinco años y aún busca justicia como isabel. >> ella merece y toda su familia que ha pasado por esto,

sam ruben joins us know. what problem does this solve?d and nails have put up houses for a good couple centuries right now. what problem are you solving? >> yeah, what we're doing is we're addressing the fact that we don't have enough labor to build all the housing we need. here in california, we need 2 1/2 million new units just to be on par with the rest of the country in terms of per capita housing. probably about 3 1/2 million to close the housing affordability gap. with covid, we're seeing high rent, ownership costs, and it's not just an affordable housing issues. we're looking also at the missing middle. your firefighters, teachers, people who serve our communities, but more and more can't afford to live in our communities. >> is that where the bottleneck is? california's biggest problem is we're not building houses fast enough. the way i hear it, it's sort of a government wanting to slow down sprawl or the amount of homes being built. >> it's obviously -- it's a very complicated issue. when you talk about governments, you have to t

viso las comunidades golpeadas y pro prometio que recibiran mdillone de dolares en ayuda federal, rur ruben os residentes latino nacina n necstian >>> aca el huracan ida causo gran devastacion y las personas on tienen agua potable y no tineneb servicio electrico y tampoco tienen donde dormir, jose . >>> elcibido algun t tipo de auyuda del obigobierno?. >>> nji, . >>> no, pero entre elellos mismos se etstan ayudando c compartiendo aguas, alimentos y geneadradores de energia >>> no tenemos quien por n nosotros y ps hijos >>> es la suplica de sestas familias que sufren las t temperaturas extremas. >>> no hay agua ni luz . >>> pero otros vecinadario lo residentes tambien tienen que soportar vivir rodedos de aguas negras >>> ahora no se puede vivir. >>> residentes no solo tienen qusudfrir por falta de agua potalbe sino que tambien tienen que dormir en aguas destruidas, aca tuvieoron que imrovisar e techo con una luna, pero el calor es insoportable >>> no yh hay donde rentar y esperamos dinero para reparar esto >>> el pbresidente biden hizo u recorreiido en etstas zonas daÑy bvi biden enfatizo ay

con los días más familias necesitan asistencia y el viernes el presidente biden visitará la zona , rubénmuerto. >>>a policía ingresó al establecimiento pero un alumno terminó falleciedo, al regresar se iplica el número de mueos pro covid-19 y el el presidente de méxico andrés manuel lópez de méxico andrés manuel lópez obrador antes creía que no importaba manejar después de fumar marihuana. creía que realmente me hacía mas consciente y podía manejar mejor. pero luego pasó lo que nunca creí. y eso fue solo el comienzo. perdí mi licencia de conducir, mi trabajo... mi orgullo. antes creía que no importaba manejar después de fumar marihuana... eso era antes, ¡hoy, ya no! si te sientes diferente, manejas diferente. drive high get a dui. la metde boost mobile es darte más poder. y ahora, te damos más poder sobre tu salud. test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test antenerte sano. boost mobile elije un desayuno con huevos... ...como los del sausage egg & swiss croissant o un bacon egg & swiss croissant por solo $1.99? huevos de v

. >>> rubén pereira noticias telemundo . >>> hace tres meses una explosión sacudio a una comunidad al , pero ahora los damnificados son maritarimágenes latinos y dicen que las autoridades no tiene prioridad de ayudarles . >>> todos oneustros recuesdo están rotos dentro el techo colapsó. >>> josé becerra describe que esto estuvo a punto de acabar con su familia . >>> nosotros tuvimos la explosión frente . >>> justo acáexplotó el 30 de junio un camión con explosivos decomisados, solo queó intao la virgen de guadalupe. >>> mis hijos se habían quedad en la cada y voló una bola de >>> hubo 13 negocios destruidos tres meses después los damnificados connúan viviendo en hoteles y sus casas sin ser reparados . >>> duele perosperamosue todos regresen a sus casas . >>> pero como es una comunidad trabajadora a las autoridades no se le surge . >>> don candid osolo quieren etnra a su casa para recupr sus recuerdos. >>> es más que una pesadilla de ver a mi esposa trumatixzasda mi cuñada. >>> concej que representa este distrito dice que están haciendo todo lo posle para regresar a la normalidad a tod

. >>> rubén pereira noticias telemundo . >>> también son complicados los rescates de personas atrapadasmos ver los daños del huracán ida en esta parte de luisiana, acá las personas están sin servicio eléctrica y también aumenta la necesidad de comida y agua donde muchos aún están atrapdados . >>> acá de la noche a la mañana pasaron a vivir prácticamente en un lago. >>> uno nunca sabe cuando puede pasar algo. >>> muchos están bajo el agua y la destrucción de ida se ve por todos lados y el cansancio se ve en los más pequeños. >>> por lo menos estamos vivos . >>> muchas personas no han querido huir pero para nosotros estamos acá, para ellos . >>> horrible, hemos estado pasando unas que a nadie se las deseo, hemos estado sin luz, y necesitamos agua, comida aire . >>> miles continúan atrapados en sus casas y los rescates aumentan pero la preocupación es que estén sin electricidad por 4 semanas más . >>> hay mucho trabajo. >>> y las próximas semanas serán críticas y esperan volver rápido a la normalidad. >>> en la costa este decenas de miles de personas tuvieron que evacuar en lake tahoe, est

la falta de electricidad y de alimento y de gasolina regreso al estudio contigo >>> muchas gracias rubénrnadora de new york firmó una declaración de desastre para recuperar 50 millones de dólar gastados por los daños y también el gobernador está en queens para ver la situación en que quedaron algunos vecinos karla tiene la historia completa >>> buenas tardes nacho así es la congresista y también el alcae de new york, bill d blasio y el senador hicieron un recorrido por el vecindario de queens donde los residentes están cansados >>> me dijeron no ha pasado nada una amiga porque se le inundó el primer piso y le dije a mí no pero déjame ver porque estaba lleno, cuando bajé al rato flotaba la nevera y los muebles >>> en queens muchas familias viven en sotanos inundados pero le preguntamos a la congresista qué va a pasar con ellos >>> es muy importante hablar con nuestra oficina u oficinas de otros miembros en el área porque no tiene que tener miedo podemos hablar con ustedes y ver qué opciones tienen independientemente de su situación individual >>> este video es una muestra de cómo oficiale

nos acompÑaÑa esta noche ruben. como esta el i intinte intenso calor?hes >> el calor ha estado inso insoportable y a pesar de los esfuerzos, son miles de preersoa que continuan sufriendo sin electricidad. hablamos con l latinos que se aferran a su fe >> te alabamos seÑor >> se puso a leer la biblia, asegura que para soportar e estragos de id >> todas las cosas materiales, o todo lo que el ser humano y estamos confiando en la promesa de dio >> la confiazna en dios le queda a pesrsonas que lo perdieron tod >> despues de la tormenta vemos que no queda nada. todo lo hemos perdido por este huracan >> la necesidad de las personas se ven reflejadas a largas filas donde reparte comida agua y hielo para poder sobrevivi >> han llegado organizaciones no lucratgivas conscientes por el huraca >> horrible lo hemos pasado, solo sobreviviendo con lo poco que hemos tenido >> esta consciente que hay m muchas prersonas que siguen sufriend >> h"habla en ingles? >> mientras continua la i investigacion por la muerte de siete ancianos evacuados en un almacen. ordenaron el asi

. >> joining me now, jennifer ruben, msnbc political annist and and opinion writer for the "washingtont." you have a new column out about that speech from former president bush. you write, yes, the january 6th insurrectionists were terrorists. george w. bush just indicted them. tell us more. what do you mean by that? what were your thoughts on his speech? >> it really was a remarkable speech. i'm glad that the president acknowledged it because i think it is going to take some sane words from republicans or former republicans to really address this issue. essentially, president biden drew a straight line between 9/11 and 1/6. and when he said is, terrorists then, terrorists now. and i think we have lost track of that in much of the hullabaloo and the positioning and the attempt by republicans to rewrite history. what we had was an act, the worst act of domestic terrorism, on 1/6. bush is saying it stems from the same foul spirit. it stems from an anti-democratic authoritarian, non-inclusive spirit, and we should combat it. his very last line was "and we have a duty to combat it". he the

next up -- it's ruben. now if that's not some hot pastrami, i don't know what is!plause ] black tanktop, black shorts, lookin' like the captain of the grim reaper's dodgeball team. [ cheers and applause ] ruben's an electrician, and i hope he's got a surge protector in that bag. [ cheers and applause ] because my fuse is about to go! [ cheers and applause ] up next -- it's daryl. daryl works as a grip, so grip me, honey! [ cheers and applause ] hey, daryl, you carry a stud finder in that tool belt? cuz i think i just found one! [ cheers and applause ] he's sensible and sensual. age corresponds aweigh, because somebody just enlisted in the old navy! [ cheers and applause ] aye aye captain, permission to come aboard. [ cheers and applause ] on deck -- let's hear it for jesse. ooh, jesse! [ cheers and applause ] it's about to get hot up in here because jesse's thermometer is stuck in the '90s! daddy's here to pick us up for his one weekend a month. and what's in all those pockets? an alimony check and some nicorette gum? either way, i want a piece. [ cheers and applau

. >> ruben d. correa. >> georgine rose corrigan. >> james j.gan. >> carlos cortas-rodriguez. >> kevin michael cosgrove. >> dolores marie costa. >> digna alexandra costanza. >> michael s. costello >> charles gregory costello, jr. >> asia s. cottom. >> conrod kofi cottoy, sr. >> martin john coughlan. >> john g. coughlin. >> timothy j. coughlin. >> james e. cove. >> and my aunt anna. we miss you, we love you. you have been an inspiration in my life, and i see more of your face in grandma's face, especially throughout the years. your smile will always stay at us. we miss you padma b. >> my sister and law. cannot believe it has been 20 years. your children are living your legacy, they are walking in your footsteps and making a difference in this world. you are amazing. your husband has been with them every step of the way these past 20 years. we talk about you all the time. we remember you all the time, and we love and miss you. thank you for watching over us. >> andre colin cox. >> frederick john cox. >> james raymond coyle. >> michele coyle-eulau.

his father, ruben, is accused of helping to hide her body, although her body has never been found. their defense attorneys argue prosecutors did not present enough evidence to support the charges. both men have pleaded not guilty. well. the search continues today for 23 year old brian laundry, the man, authorities say is the only person of interest in the death of gabby petito authorities today camped outside the laundry home and search teams spread out across a 25,000 acre wildlife reserve in sarasota, florida. laundry has not been seen by his family in more than a week, 22 year old gabby petito was reported missing by her parents on september 11th after she did not return home from a road trip she took with laundry. her body was found sunday near grand teton national park in wyoming. her death has been ruled a homicide. every tired fbi profiler says finding laundry is the man made focus of the police investigation. in the eyes of law enforcement right now. you can call him a person of interest or a suspect. they're looking at him as a possible suspect and really likely it's a str

joining us now democratic congressman ruben gallego, of arizona, he is a marine corps combat veteranee and james fallows, a staff writer for the atlanta, former speech writer for president jimmy carter. congressman, let me begin with you. that's setting richard nixon's library, which is where the worst crimes, that's the president committed the worst crimes of the vietnam war, that's the place where robert o'brien decided to say we shouldn't, we weren't going to have an evacuation that looked as bad as what happened in vietnam, because he somehow believes that he was going to figure out how to withdrawal from a war that we lost in an orderly and safe way. >> look, it's just a fact, 20-year war roads do not end well, especially wars where you liberate 5000 prisoners right before the withdrawal deadline and cut a deal with the taliban. no matter who is going to be in charge, certainly this was not going to go well, the deal that president trump arranged did not go wow. the most important things that we got out. i do agree could the effect you should have gotten better? maybe. there are

joining me now is emily ruben, financial adviser at ups global wealth management. it's good to have you. this is one of those times when market strategy dove tails or has more important than normal emphasis with tax strategy, right? >> absolutely. i mean, the house bill last week came out and was actually a bit more moderate than the white house proposal so, the market was able to take it in stride but there are going to be a lot of changes and we're going to be watching them closely, anything that increases taxes to an extreme amount or things that could come out could impact the markets. but this week i think it was a sigh of relief our ultrahigh net worth fly-ins, we're expecting increase in income taxes and the capital gains rate is actually a little lower than expected our entrepreneur clients are concerned about changes to qualified small business stuff and granter trust because a lot of them are impacted by that so, there's still a lot to come on this, but we'll be watching very closely >> one more question on this what kind of strategies become important if

ademÁs asegurÓ que Él se va a ir por cumplir con rubÉn blades.o asociados en sus tiendas a nivel nacional. [cortina musical] >> le tenemos detalles acerca de la nueva ley que firmÓ el gobernador que supondrÍa un alto al abuso policial, en las estaciones. presentadora: caduca la moratoria contra desalojo en california. todavÍa, hay ayuda. >> en las condiciones del tiempo, por cuarto dÍa consecutivo,

. >>> rubÉn castillo sabe el riesgo que corren los estudiantes, dentro y fuera de las escuelas. >>> hijosr problemas con concentraciÓn, pueden tener depresiÓn. o puede tener no solo efectos en su cuerpo, en otras partes de su vida. >>> una vez en esta situaciÓn, el sufrir una sobredosis puede suceder en cualquier momento. pero aÚn si sobrevive los efectos secundo rÍos pueden quedar de por vida. >>> si sobreviven la sobre do sis, las personas se pueden daÑar el cerebro, a veces permanente. eso es una emergencia. por falta de medicamento, del paquete. y aquÍ se pone 2 dedos en este lado. le pone presiÓn, pones el medicamento y empuja el Émbolo. >>> somnolencia, desorientaciÓn, sedaciÓn, cambio en el tamaÑo de las pupilas, o estado de coma e insuficiencia respiratoria, que lleva a la muerte. es la alerta que estÁ teniendo una sobredosis. >>> noticiero telemundo 48. >>> ahora bien, si usted o un familiar necesita apoyo adicional puede llamar a la lÍnea de servicio de salud del comportamiento. ve el nÚmero de telÉfono es el 800-654-3937. tienen ayuda disponible los 7 dÍas de la semana, 24 hora

. >> at last hour armed services committee member ruben gave me his reaction to someone who served in iraq. >> i think we didn't make the right call. these typefes of kill decisions need to be made at the higher level by secretary austin and not at the command level which i still don't think they have the full scope of a war or of a situation to make a decision like this. >> joining me now with reaction is congressman adam smith from washington state. good to have you here to sort of talk about all this. tell me what struck you from what you heard from general mackenzie yesterday? >> first of all, just an enormous tragedy to have civilians killed and so many families and friends impacted, you know, really strikes me is just the horror of that event. and i don't think we should moval past that. the second thing that strikes me is it really points out why we needed to get out of afghanistan, why the mission that we were trying to conduct there, you know, had far, far more risk than benefit. and, you know, fundamentally and we can certainly argue about the details of how it was done, but

ruben flores is accused of helping to hide her body. the judge michael said that he found the evidence presented during the preliminary hearing convincing, so we're going to trial here. well yeah, that that's exactly what happened. but when a judge says, you know, we i'm going to hold these two defendants. dancer doesn't mean really a whole lot other than. the judge says, look, i am finding a reasonable suspicion. ask. we seem to be having some trouble with michael cardoza's audio, but i will tell you that that hearing there in san luis obispo lasted about a month and a half. three dozen prosecution witnesses called the defense did not call any witnesses. i also want to remind the audience that smarts body michael has never been found. i believe that we have reconnected with you. talk a little bit, michael about what type of challenge that poses. in a case like this again, kristen smarts remains never been found. well true, but they're been gosh, hundreds of cases in the united states where they tried murder cases without a body. that m

ktvu is an ruben shows us how groups are now.athering donations, creating care packages and even helping with housing. when she sees what's happening now, marin masumi can't help but remember in 1982 her own escape from afghanistan was by camel over the mountains carrying her five small daughters with her. that's why i'm in shaking and i remember all those days i never forgotten. and so now she's determined to help the next wave of immigrants, the ones arriving now into the bay area. apparently 60 families arrived last week. another 25 so far this week, they left the country with nothing but what they wearing and so we plan to provide everything for them. the newer islamic cultural center and conquered has 100 volunteers working around the clock. they're looking for everything from clothes and blankets to available housing. tuesday congressman mark desaulnier joined them to discuss how to help. i think we have a moral obligation to make sure that every afghan who wants to be relocated that we facilitate that the concern for many

her father, his father, ruben, is accused of helping to hide her body. their defense attorneys argued that prosecutors did not present enough evidence to support the charges. both men have pleaded not guilty. autopsy results confirmed that a body found in wyoming on sunday is that of 22 year old gabby petito. she'd been missing since last month. her death has been ruled a homicide. meanwhile police and fbi continued to search for her boyfriend, brian laundry, he's considered a person of interest in this case. jonathan syria, reports from north port florida. the fbi has confirmed the body discovered near grand teton national park on sunday is that of gabby petito. the manner of death has been ruled a homicide. gabby's boyfriend, brian laundry, remains the only person of interest the search for laundry picking up again at the carlton reserve south of tampa. 60 officers from eight different agencies are using atvs, drones and canines to tackle the relentless conditions trains very difficult, um, essentially 75% of its underwater, um and other areas that are

is enough evidence for prosecutors to proceed with the charges against paul flores and his father, ruben paul flores, is accused of killing kristin smart, a fellow student at cal poly 25 years ago. his father, ruben, is accused of helping to hide her body, although her body has never been found, defense attorneys argue prosecutors did not present enough evidence to support the charges. both men have pleaded not guilty. former us secretary of defense general james mattis took the witness stand today in the case against theranos founder elizabeth holmes. madness is a former investor and board member of the failed blood test, blood testing startup. to be investigative reporter. evan sernoffsky was in court today. evan what's the latest? that's right. general. mattis said that elizabeth holmes told him that theranos is technology would be faster, cheaper and more accurate than traditional lab testing. that is, of course, until everything came crashing down. why would she, former four star general and secretary of defense james mattis took the witness stand wednesday in the high profile case

um, if you can just be a little patient and ruben ktvu, fox two news.rinda area in the east bay about the pfizer vaccine, possibly being available in 545 to 11 year old soon and they all said they were excited about it. i'm excited today that the test went okay. and i'm i want to get it soon. i think i would just feel a bit more. safe with the shot, so just in case i do get it. there's no chance of me even getting sick at all being vaccinated as them to do a lot of their activities and play with friends and see family. so it's important for us having the vaccination will allow us to get back to a sense some sense of normalcy. so we're very excited where we've been waiting a long time for this. many parents say the vaccine would allow their families to expand their social bubble, which they've had to maintain, since their children haven't been eligible to get vaccinated. the coronavirus is now the deadliest outbreak in u. s history, passing the 1918 spanish flu. so far, the coronavirus has killed more than 675,000 people. that's more than the entire popu

muchos los que por falta de electricidad o techo se han visto forzados a dormir en la intemperie, rubÉnegando cientos de camiones para restaurar la electricidad, sin embargo, son muchas las comunidades fuera de nueva orleans donde estÁn sufriendo por la falta de energÍa elÉctrica y cada dÍa que pasa la frustraciÓn aumenta el gobernador les pidiÓ paciencia. este es el informe. >> este es el nuevo normal para muchos en louisiana, largas filas nosotros la despacio li ner y la gran necesidad de las personas que llegan a centro de distribuciÓn en busca de agua, hielo y vÍveres. >> lo estamos pasando mal las temperaturas * estÁn muy altas los bebes, los niÑos pequeÑos que tenemos todo estÁ siendo en difÍcil. >> este fin de semana el sur de louisiana y mis si pi estÁn bajo alerta de calor, mariela no encuentra como entretener a sus hijas para que olviden el infierno que estÁn viviendo. >> aquÍ hemos estado durmiendo aquÍ afuera. >> lo mismo le pasa a ella y su familia, el huracÁn arrancÓ el techo de su casa y todas las cosas se echaron a perder pero lo que mÁs le afecta es el calor. >> me sien

ruben, you dedicate this book to ben affleck. why is that? >> i dedicated it to ben affleck, who i've never met because he was accidentally integral to my awakening. i was the sort of far left progressive on the young turks network which is a progressive channel. i was burning a supporter of the whole thing and there was a night at about six years ago or so where it's a very memorable night across the world millions of times actually where ben affleck was on real time with bill marr and he was alongside sam harris, of course the neuroscientist who mostly talks about mindful medication and sam was releasing a new book called waking up, he guided to spirituality without religion. bill and sam were talking well-known atheists and started talking about religion and then the topic of radical islam came up. sam made the point we all know which is that you ought to be able to separate ideas and criticize any idea whether it's the republican party platform or the doctrine of christianity or in this case they were talking about islam, but you wanted t

they hope to have one pop up each week at locations are around the county in santa clara county and ruben barria whether we are talking about a bit of a warming trend, as we had in your friday and especially by the weekend, a few neighborhoods could be inching closer to 100 degrees. unfortunately we're still talking about air quality issues here. the air quality advisory issued for today that will go into a tomorrow and there's a chance i wouldn't be surprised if it gets extended into the weekend. right now, you can see unhealthy levels as you would expect out toward nevada portions of the sierra for us here in the bay area. we are showing you a bunch of yellows and looks like we have that one orange up in the north bay closer to santa fouled unhealthy for sensitive groups. so here's the breakdown for tomorrow, essentially in the yellows, moderate levels forecasted for tomorrow, but there's a chance we have notices over the past couple weeks where some areas kind of getting the oranges, so just be prepared for that, and i think this advisory could be extended into the weekend because the

the 15 andre ruben is also i don't, he was beaten in 5 set by the american from the t. f o b match often any 4 hours and didn't finish until 2. 15 am local time in new york, the f i will need to rest up because his next much will be again to canadian. philip, seem who beat were better, but also in 5, said the 2nd feed, dunning met with his safely into the next round. he breeze past st. public and hot and straight, that the machine has yet to drop. a set as it is tournament is the chase is the 1st runtime way and if it's the 4th cricket test between england and india is find the balance. cynthia began this 2nd in 90000000, runs behind england. but they've not lost the wicket yet. i've been a sharma and, and who are still there, and they are currently 74 for no law in fleet is down to 25. for my f one. well champion kimmy recommend is tested positive for coven 19 and will miss sunday's dutch grown pre. the 41 year old fin is showing no symptoms, but has been placed into isolation. is alpha mayor team, so he'll be replaced by polish. dr. robert competes office at today's q

solanki ruben solares naomi leah solomon daniel w.ichael charles sorresse fabian soto timothy patrick soulas gregory thomas spagnoletti donald f. spampinato, jr. thomas sparacio john anthony spataro robert w. spear, jr. robert speisman maynard s. spence, jr. george edward spencer iii >> and my uncle, we love and miss you every day. give grandmother a hug for me. >> and my brother, september 11 we come here every year to come together as a nation, it is a useful way to mourn, grieve, and remember. 20 years is a nice round number but for me and other family members it is another day, another month, another year. i still get angry at all the things that my brother missed, joe we love you. and, we miss you. [applause] >> robert andrew spencer mary rubina sperando frank spinelli william e. spitz joseph patrick spor, jr. klaus johannes sprockamp saranya srinuan fitzroy st. rose michael f. stabile lawrence t. stack timothy m. stackpole richard james stadelberger eric adam stahlman gregory stajk alexandru liviu stan corina stan mary domenica

city officials say some of the measures in the audit are already being implemented in san jose and ruben ktvu fox two news tomorrow's court hearing in san jose for the fraud case against there are no ceo elizabeth holmes has now been delayed this after an incident of possible covid exposure. we're told that a vaccinated juror may have come into contact with the person who tested positive for covid. so far, the juror is not showing any symptoms. all of the jurors, by the way, are vaccinated. but out of an abundance of caution, the judge has decided to delay the trial there in san jose until next tuesday. coming up the debate over how to keep teachers and kids protected from the coronavirus at schools, the district that wants to require vaccines for some students and on tracking some thunderstorms in the north bay and parts of the east bay to we'll look into those we'll look at the five day forecast for your weekend outlook back for your weekend outlook back here. you know when you're at ross, ooh! and the fall finds are everything? and those brands at those prices are everywhere? okay, ye

ok, well let's look over though to brocky, to ruben's point at this point, i mean good to room. and to brock's point, president biden came in at the end and campaigned. now he tweeted even out today. so do you think that either he was coming in because of desperation that he said ok, i need to get some push or be coming in to say i want to take claim because i know he's going to win over well, and i just want to show the foreshadowing and 2022 of how popular democrats still are with the people, which one was it. it caused biden to go to california a ladder much more the latter than the former. he knows that gavin newson has this when well in hand, he wants to be able to ride the train in. i think it's clear if you see the way they read each other on stage, the big untold secret godaddy. democrats don't. like gavin newsome joe biden doesn't like got a new some nobody like you have a new. he has arrogant and ignorant and that is a bad combination. and so i think that what you see from call them a hair coming harris to joe biden, to many other people in california, and elected offi

. >> ruben getting up early for us in paris, we really appreciate that. still to come on this show.eak to the ceo of india's biggest airline about the pandemic rebound and the expansion plans. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> let's take a look at the aviation side of things, indigo is trying to put behind it the unprecedented hit caused by one of the worst bricks in the world. they are now planning to add more capacity and pay vendors on time. joining us now is indigo's boss and ceo. thank you for joining us. you're getting ready to get back to normal and it is going to be a marathon, not a sprint. >> yes. it is a gradual opening up process. right now, domestically, we are flying at 72% of our pre-covered capacity. things are improving slowly. thankfully, the covid numbers are down. as those come down, we can see a fairly significant rebound in domestic and international. >> how will the whole experience of flying change as a consequence of what has been going on in the world? >> number one, more digitization. contactless travel has become the buzzword of the day. therefore, every point of c

anyone with information on the crash or on the missing driver should contact police in san jose and rubenu, fox two news. the state department is addressing questions about the americans and afghans who were unable to leave the country before the withdrawal. four days ago. the white house working to resettle nearly 130,000 afghan partners, who were airlifted out of afghanistan, more than 40,000 have arrived in the u. s, and most are being housed in military basis. now ask for those with us citizenship, he said. the administration will continue to offer assistance. yeah. most of the remaining american citizens are dual nationals whose home is afghanistan and whose extended families live there. so it's no surprise that deciding whether or not to leave. the place they call home is a wrenching decision without a working airport in kabul, the white house says expressed concern about charter rescue flights. president biden wants to make documents related to the 9 11 attacks public. the president signed an executive order today. directing the fbi to begin a declassification review by september 1

ruben, you dedicate this book to ben affleck. why is that?>> i dedicated it to ben affleck, who i've never met because he was accidentally integral to my awakening. i was the sort of far left progressive on the young turks network which is a progressive channel. i was burning aup

patrick maloney as people were working through the issue of trying to open the gas masks, i recall that rubenwho was a former marine who served one or two tours of duty in the middle east, was helping people in the chamber open their gas masks and get it into the proper position. at the same time, already is right behind me, after someone from the sergeant of arms staff said, be prepared to hit the ground, and it was clear that a mob was massing right at the front door to the house chamber. they said to me, i don't know about you, but i'm not going down without a fight. before colin allred came to congress, he was a civil rights lawyer. before he was a civil rights law played linebacker in the nfl for five years. so when colin allred says, i ain't going down without a fight, you know he meant it. next thing you know, his jacket came off and then my jacket came off, sean patrick maloney's jacket came off, pete agee large jacket came off because we were literally prepared to have to fight for our lives, because that's how perilous the situation seemed to be. at some point, shortly thereafter, s

stresses importance keeping a kit your car, she hopes others follow lead do the same in union city, rubens. the chp investigating deadly hit run that happened morning interstate 80 near i 80 in oakland, say. year old eric drove the wrong of the freeway one morning and head on another, then took running the driving other car killed. steverson later found and arrested. so the suspect continued foot. he's westbound the lanes the transition and hopped over the rail was hiding in bushes. contacted agency to look for suspect and we. steverson being held suspicion vehicular, hit run and driving. the influence. chp are still in for this holiday, looking for impaired or drivers who are not following the rules of the road. the enforcement runs through. the chp says are on lookout for who under influence there. patrolling aggressive, road and unsafe over year's labor weekend, officers more than people driving the influence actor k williams, is best known playing omar the wire, been found inside apartment brooklyn. police say drug paraphernalia was found the apartment and law is telling new york post

for more on this i want to bring in ruben guigo from arizona. heard the president saying the federal government will assess what they can do. speaker pelosi said she'll bring up judy chu's women's protection act. would you support that or is there more that needs to be done here? >> we need to support that and then we also need to break the filibuster to pass it. there is no better reason right now than to protect a women's right to safe legal abortions. the fact we have a supreme court that abdicated their role in trying to determine whether something is constitutional or not and looked away and allowed abortions to be banned in the state of texas makes it more important for us to break the filibuster and protect women's right to choose. there's no greater important thing besides the voting rights act that we need to be passing. i don't understand why our friends in the senate don't understand that. >> with so much breaking news -- it seems like every day there's another huge story. we stepped away from afghanistan. that's a story that continue

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medical kit in your car, and she hopes others will follow her lead and do the same in union city and ruben ktvu, fox two news. mm police in pacifica, say a woman hiking on a bluff over the weekend tripped and fell 50 ft to her death. it happened at about 9 30 yesterday morning on maury point trail near rockaway beach. the woman has been identified as u bahn rogan, witnesses told police they saw her trip and then fall off the cliff. she died at the scene. a go fund me page has now been set up to help her family. coming up how the department of justice is responding to the texas abortion law, plus a new poll that shows what voters think of the governor of texas and customers at an east bay restaurant, forced to duck and cover after gunshots were fired at 10 45. the confrontation that led up to the shooting also ahead tonight a holiday vaccine push how day laborers are looking to fight vaccine hesitancy among their own ranks and the giants go on a home run hitting spree in the thin air of colorado sports director marco baniyas is up later to tell us what today's game in their pennant race wit

and when that happens, the group says they'd like to raise money and build some more in san jose and ruben, fox two news. well, we are having a very lovely night out there. live look outside here and you can see some of the boats sailing in this pretty weather. what does the rest of the week hold? i'll have answers coming up. all right, let's go to katie's alex savage. now for a look at some of the stories we're working on for the seven o'clock news over on ktvu. plus alex. heather. thank you. enforcement cracking down on illegal marijuana grow houses. we'll tell you where some california sheriff's deputies are seeing this problem explode plus from the hardwood to the links will have a look at the charity golf tournament hosted by warriors star steph curry and his wife aisha. those stories and much more coming up tonight live at seven over on ktvu. plus we'll see you, then alex, but first after the break, people hoping their homes will survive the dixie fire get encouraging news from firefighters. um, the monster die tonight, the historic town of old station in chester county, near the las