vanessa: [singsong voice] hi. lemonis: excu-- hi, i'm marcus. vanessa: i'm vanessa.meghan, how are you? meghan: good. how are you? vanessa: i am tom's other half right now. lemonis: okay. thomas: my girlfriend, vanessa, is down here to protect me emotionally. and i brought meghan down to have a real operating manager. she has a lot of food-retail experience, better capable than the current situation. lemonis: um... i don't -- thomas: i'm not gonna get crucified for emotionality. lemonis: no one's crucifying you. thomas: i'm not saying you are. i have the right to say, "hold on, investor, have you lost any money? as a silent partner, she might have been better off. she's lost nothing. lemonis: okay, well... vanessa: didn't we just send, like, a $5,000 check? lilia: first of all, i don't understand why we're doing this. this is a business. vanessa: right. this is business. this isn't personal, lilia. lilia: i'm meeting you for the first time. and for you to know my business is not your business. lemonis: everybody, be calm. lilia: if you want to be, great. vanessa: lil

vanessa: the u.n.ers are still lower from the tally from the syrian observatory of human rights, which estimates more than 606,0 people have died. ex-minneapolis police officer derek chauvin plans to appeal his convictions and his 22 and a half year sentence for the murder of george floyd. in documents filed thursday, he argued the judge abused his discretion and made multiple mistakes during the trial. chauvin is representing himself in the appeals process after he was denied a public defender. president biden will not invoke executive privile to shield former president trump's records from the house committee investigating the january 6th insurrection. white house press secretary jen psaki said they will cooperate with the committee to help get to the bottom of what happened that day. the gop audit of the 2020 election results in arizona's largest county has confirmed that president biden won the state. the findings released today further discredit former president trump's claims of election fraud. m

carter is not vanessa's doctor.told me she is seeing way too many vanessas. this is a now issue we're seeing this upsurge among pregnant women. she says it's tragic. instead of having conversations with these women about what should be the happiest day of their lives, she's having end-of-life discussions with some of them, hallie. >> just horrific to think about, heidi pryzbyla. thank you for your reporting on this. we'll stay on top of this story right here on msnbc reports. >>> coming up, you already know democrats prevailed in california's recall election. now insiders looking deeper in the data are warning of a canary in the coal mine. anar in the coal mine g homeowners turning into their parents. you ever think about the storage operation a place like this must rely on? -no. they just sell candles, and they're making overhead? you know what kind of fish those are? -no. -eh, don't be coy. [ laughs ] [ sniffs, clears throat ] koi fish. it can be overwhelming. think a second. have we seen this shirt before? progre

. >>> vanessa lachey h pioneering lead role.stigators try to find out why. i heard a loud bang and then the cars tipped. all i could think was, oh crap, oh crap. >>> president biden's agenda faces a crucial test. this week congress votes on infrastructure and social safety net bills costing trillions of dollars. >>> they are in the midst of an absolutely unprecedented very damaging spending spree. >>> german chancellor angela merkel will step down after 16 years in power. her successor is still unknown. >> we are weeks if not months from finding out who the next german chancellor will be. >>> prince harry and meghan markle had a big message at the global citizen's festival over the weekend. they're calling for equal access to vaccines. >> we're battling more than the virus alone. this is a battle of misinformation, bureaucracy, lack of transparency and lack of access. >>> and a comeback win for the green bay packers. they beat the san francisco 49ers in an epic game. >> and it is good! >> what a game, what a game. >>> football s

vanessa is one of five pedestrian deaths this year at that intersection. majority of the victims are homeless. this is a dangerous intersection, and it's pretty dangerous at night. it's there's been a lot of hit and runs. the intersection is in councilman maya as far as district besides adding physical barriers to prevent jaywalking. she proposed installing four high resolution cameras that record and capture license plates. traffic cameras at the intersection feedback live video. it is not recorded, the new cameras would record video in public spaces. we owe it to our residents. we owe it to the families of the victims. to try it out. see what we learn. the city council voted for it unanimously. you was unanimous. the cost at least $30,000. it's priceless. life there's no price on it at all. this was my baby girl here in the pilot project past means a lot for vanessa's mother who lives down the street, she says. it's hard to cross this road. only cross it when i put posters and that's it. so in the video that we saw about right here, and the car was alrea

, vanessa falleció el prerm de abril cuando estaba en su silla de ruedas intentando cruzar para el otrogrosa esta área, sobre todo para las personas que van caminando por la calle, y esto me dijo uno de sus rero netos. >>, bastante seguido, tiene uno que andar con mucho cuidado aquí. la verdad a veces uno anda bien pero no sabemos la persona que viene en qué condiciones está manejando. >> en la reunión que se realizó el día de hoy los consejales cuando dieron su opinión nombraron diferentes probabilidades que pueden. >> poner una barrera de peatones para que puedan, y también hablaron de soluciones de vivienda ya que muchas de las personas que han fafrlgz ido en esta área son personas sin hogar. le explicaremos en detalle, esta noche a las 11 un proert completo. es todo por mi parte, en vivo. >> y bueno, quienes recibieron la vacuna johnson & johnson estarían mejor protegidos con una vacuna t refuerzo. aumenta la efectividad en 94%, esto es lo que dice la farmacéutica cuando fuiste a la otorgo entera. para tener respuestas vamos a conversar con, muchas gracias por estar con nosotros. >>

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. ♪ vanessa: i'm vanessa ruiz, in for stephanie sy.urn to the full program after the latest headlines. late today, former president donald trump responded to reporting that america's top general, mark milley, assured his chinese counterpart that no u.s. nuclear attack was imminent. in a statement, trump said that if the calls were true, milley should be, quote, "tried for treason." in the day's other news, covid-19 numbers in the united states hit their highest levels since early march. the nation is now averaging more than 170,000 new cases a day, and more than 1,800 deaths. alaska's largest hospital system announced today that huge spikes in covid cases leaves it unable to provide lifesaving care to everyone who needs it. meanwhile, the african union called today for vaccine manufacturers to ship more doses to the continent. just 3.5% of its population is fully vaccinated the u.s. poverty rate rose slightly last year amid the pandemic, but stimulus aid cushioned the blow. the census bureau reports 11.4% of americans were living in po

ver que hemos ganado, aprendido de este piloto aunque hay cámaras en los semáforos en el caso de vanessaca responsable es de un gasolinera son cámaras para el tráfico pero no para grabar parte de las cámaras otro de los cambios son barreras para peatones y soluciones de vivienda para personas sin hogar de la zona ya que la mayoría de las víctimas mortales eran personas sin hogar hablando con la concejal aseguraba que aunque este programa va a iniciar en (nombre extranjero) la idea es que lo que funcione en esa intersección vuelva a ser evaluado por todo el consejo a lo largo de toda la ciudad de san josé noticiero telemundo 48 vámonos al condado (nombre extranjero) donde los supervisores no aprobaron la extensión de la moratoria contra los desalojos lo que impactaría directamente a nuestra comunidad 14,000 inquilinos en este condado estarían en riesgo de ser desalojados primero no sabíamos que íbamos a ser la ordenanza ser el 30 de septiembrela votación fue de dos a favor y tres en contra seguimos hablando de votaciones en los últimos cuatro meses del cuerpo policial perdió 46 uniformado

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reporter: more than 700 miles away, vanessa, based in raleigh, north carolina as an american airlines agent. she was the first person on the ground notified of the terror aboard flight 11. >> it is ok, we are landing. we are making the turn to land. the last thing she set on the phone call to me was, please pray for us. i lost it. reporter: vanessa sat down for an exclusive interview with our sister station wtvd. >> betty ong, to me, was the hero. i still get emotional, so bear with me. she was the hero, not me. >> that is the first time i have heard those words from vanessa, the last contact to her back in 2001 with a letter from her. she was a very private person, did not want to be contacted or discuss anything. to know now 20 years later in her tribute to betty and all the others, it is very meaningful and i appreciate it, the fact you are able to get a hold of her and tell us this. reporter: betty's heroism was recognized by the 9/11 commission a locally, by this one who worked tirelessly to have this community center named after her and the betty ong foundation. it is where she

dion: vanessa sat down with reporter from our sister station in raleigh.r first interview since meeting with diane sawyer in 2006. >> 20 years has passed, has any part of the day diminished? >> not at all. >> just that boys you still here in your head. >> yes. you have to understand,and,and,, was the hero. i'm getting emotional, so bear with me. she was the hero, not me. >> that was the first time i have heard those words from vanessa. i last contacted her in 2001 with a letter from her, she was a private person, did not want to be contacted or to discuss anything and to know 20 years later her tribute to betty and all the others, it's very meaningful and i appreciate that you were able to get a hold of her and tell us this. kristen: story will be on abc 7 news.com and as a side note i'm greatly grateful to harry for opening up and sharing his metairie -- memories with us. he will speak tomorrow in the bay neighborhood. he told me after so much attention with the 20th anniversary, it has been stressful so he is looking forward to taking some time away very

. ♪ >> i am vanessa ruiz in for stephanie sy at newshour west.n to the full program after the latest headlines. china's embassy in washington reacted late today to president biden's pact announcement. the embassy said the united states, britain and australia should shake off their cold-war mentality and ideological prejudice. in other news, the nation's top military officer, general mark milley, drew support for his actions during president trump's final weeks in office. a new book says he reassured china that then-president trump would not order an attack, and that if he did, milley would give advance warning. president biden said today he has great confidence in the general. the pentagon also defended him. >> frequent communication with 2 countries like russia and china is not atypical at all for a chairman of the joint chiefs. and those communications, they are routine, they are staffed, they are coordinated. and they are transparent, as transparent as they can be the fmr. pres. nixon: some republicans charged milley overstepped his authority

today, actress and singer vanessa hudgens. plus, rockets will be launched.er addition of "inbox." all next on "live!" ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> ryan: yes. may i swivel your stool? >> kelly: yes. >> ryan: good morning. good morning. [cheers and applause]

she was the hero, not me. >> that is the first time i have heard those words from vanessa.very private person, did not want to be contacted, or i was told to even discuss anything. 20 years later, her tribute to betty and the others, it is very meaningful and i appreciate the fact that you were able to get a hold of her and tell us this. dion: betty's heroism was recognized by the 9/11 commission and locally by reverend norman fall, who lobbied to name this community center after betty. thousands of chinatowners served every year. it is the same community she loved and where she grew up. >> betty developed an urge to travel, just go out and see the world. i believe that is why she became a flight attendant. dion: as they continue to remember betty, they hope her life and death continue to serve a purpose to all who remember 9/11. >> what i would like the world to know, especially in these days and times of divisiveness and hatred by a lot of people, the goodness of september 11's aftermath is so positive and i wish that we could regain a lot of those thoughts and feelings f

plus, the new drama, "ncis: hawaii," vanessa lachey.me to focus on your heart as we kick off "live's health check week." all next on "live!" ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and mark consuelos! >> kelly: hi. i am over here. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ thank you. hi. hi, there. >> mark:

vanessa dice que todavía no se siente segura de asistir a eventos públicos grandes a pesar de estar vacunadaxigieran la vacuna. de vista cambia nos dijo. pienso que va ayudar a mucha gente estar más segura entonces a partir de este día los residentes de california en 1000 persona del espacio sagrado de demostrar una prueba de vacunación el nuevo mandato exige para los eventos públicos de más de mi persona se necesario la prueba de vacunación una prueba negativa de covid-19 72 horas prevé de acuerdo con el departamento de salud pública esta nueva medida ayudará a fomentar más la vacunación al mismo tiempo que permite tres empresas en el sector del entretenimiento y hospitalidad puedan prosperar. y ese mandato federal está pidiendo lugares grande de entretenimientos de vacunación o que se pida prevaleciente de cobre negativa para permitir el acceso cifra de autora. estos cambios permanecerán vigentes por el momento hasta el mes de noviembre pero podrían ser extendidos. y si usted no puede vacunarse tiene la opción no lo van a dejar entrar. y sobre esta vacuna contra el covid-19 visite la págin

british judge this morning rejected a us request to extradite a song to the us on espionage in a judge vanessa brady or said assange would not be safe. and us person is due to the state of mental health even though the extradition has been rejected. the u. s, prosecutors have appealed and in her ruling site from humanitarian concerns, the judge upheld their arguments. this allows to legally prosecute journalists and whistleblowers worldwide. if they publish classified information, as long as the u. s. do not drop their charges. the freedom of the press is under threat. ha. ha. ha. ha. ha, ha. ha. i use is the biking presidency in terminal decline specific ministration handling of the cobit pandemic? the economy cannot leave afghanistan. he's this president underwater, in the polls in a big way. in the country today is just as divided as that you're from. can this president things around the world in the 19 twenties and thirties, several 100 african americans move to the soviet union. and many of their descendants still live in russia. law numbers for us to be i chose for nice things and it was

judge this morning rejected a us request to extradite a song to the us on s b n, a running judge vanessa brady or said a san would not be faith in us person is due to the state of its mental health. even though the extradition has been rejected, the u. s. prosecutors have appealed, and in her ruling site from humanitarian concerns, the judge upheld their arguments. this allows to neatly prosecute journalists and whistleblowers worldwide. if they publish classified information, as long as the u. s. do not drop their charges. the freedom of the press is under threat. the join me every thursday and the alex simon show. and i'll be speaking to guests in the world, the politic sport business and show business. i'll see you then. me . this is your media, a reflection of reality in a world transformed what will make you feel safer. tycer lation for community you going the right way for you being direct? what is truth is faith in the world corrupted. you need to defend the join us in the depths. will remain in the shallows, use the ballast kind of thing is while i'm away from elementary election

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british judge this morning rejected a us request to extradite a song to the us on s p n, a judge vanessa brady or said assange would not be faith in us. person is due to the state of its mental health. even though the extradition has been rejected, the u. s. prosecutors have appealed, and in her ruling, the site from humanitarian concerns, the judge upheld their arguments. this allows to legally prosecute journalists and whistleblowers worldwide. if they publish classified information, as long as the u. s. do not drop their charges. the freedom of the press is under threat. the the or x markets, the thing food shortage in and was big claim. you don't need it for x market. that's the plain and simple truth and country after country is beginning to realize that going to scape with the matrix of 4 and dominated by current players who control us dollar. and they can have sovereignty. true sovereignty. if you have reliance on the us dollar, you do not have sovereignty both oh right now, there are $2000000000.00 people who are overweight or obese. it's profitable to sell food that is fancy and

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cnn's vanessa ewyuksavich has t story. >> reporter: it's a race against time for kristina toscano.that fate. >> i was up at 7:00 in the morning -- >> reporter: toscano, a receptionist out of a job for more than a year applied to the emergency rental assistance program three months ago. >> it's just taking so long. >> reporter: new york state received 1.3 billion. so far, it's only paid out about 300 million. in fact, state and local governments have distributed just 11% of the $46 billion in federal funds. >> the money is getting out much too slowly and it may not reach many of these families in time. >> reporter: camden county, new jersey, has $15 million for renters, but it took six months to even begin accepting applications. >> it is a long time. unfort unfortunately, it wasn't something that we as a county were prepared to implement. >> how much money have you guys been able to give out to residents so far? >> we will be distributing nearly $6 million come this friday. >> but to date -- >> to date, zero. >> to date, zero? >> it's been a long process. >> reporter: without avail

. >> jimmy: they are so you and vanessa. talking about weird al on the show, because he we love weird al so much >> jimmy: i know, but we have to >> but, they have been - he's our favorite. >> there were raised by weird al, 'cause that's what i play them. and the one they're really into, is "smells like nirvana," which is the parody of "smells like teen spirit." and for like a week, they would just sing everything to the tune of -- they became little, mini weird al's so they'd be like -- ♪ i will not eat ♪ ♪ any breakfast ♪ i am going to play legos ♪ ♪ it is bedtime ♪ ♪ you can't make me wear pajamas ♪ >> jimmy: yeah >> and then they go -- ♪ no no no no no no no ♪ ♪ no no ♪ >> jimmy: at 6 and 3 >> at 6 and 3. they love it >> jimmy: that's the cutest. i -- i always -- every time, you know, i talk to you, i always remember this video that i saw of you lip syncing in your bedroom and this is how you know you got a performer on your hands. here's young lin-manuel miranda -- 8-year-old lin-manuel, lip syncing "the king of wishful

most dangerous mission. yet a long trip south to theresienstadt in what is today the czech republic vanessa, you did it. we stayed overnight in that s and stuff and there were 400 juice. i think it was. let me get families we were picking up there. so we entered there or are there not any yoda sold? and during the night while we slept at the, they loaded up the buses. i think everything was ready and there was, there were some complaints. one baby carriage is what we had to throw them away. that i remember the ah, after a perilous return journey, they achieved what looked impossible just weeks earlier in thank you, eating 424 danish tunes. ah, that you didn't come 1st. misses effect is nothing to mix up because situation was much would understand the situation. germany also under what conditions may could squeeze vss and himmler bone. other good stuff is saying, well, i'm coming here to i wanted to ask if you could do that. but dr. white, quite another job, whereas cute me a ben adults next go was robin's broke. and the release of french women held there with the advancing so via tommy, jus

. >>> vanessa made his case in alameda county today, he highlighted his handling of the pandemic, also addressing the caldor fire. >> it's a number one priority, i was up there at the fire a couple days ago, and you saw clockwork, dozens of helicopters coming in, pulling water out of the reservoir's. >> roughly 200 army soldiers are being trained right now to join the battle alongside the dixie fire lines. it has burned more than 1200 60 square miles across five counties over the past seven weeks. it's still not quite 50% contained. >> taking a look at your headlines, president biden addressed the nation today and defended his decision to end the 20 year war in afghanistan. >> leaving august 31st is not due to an arbitrary deadline. it was designed to save american lives. >> the administration estimates fewer than 200 americans remain in afghanistan, and more than 122,000 people were evacuated. many afghan refugees are now arriving here in the u.s. >> we left the country with nothing but what they were wearing. so, we plan to provide everything for them. >> in the bay area, the new isl

come back, push on vanessa because you all but hopefully you can put on and on. but us on that amount, a little higher to your station, but as noise to for the going on at the moment i said i'm, i don't know how should i be home? i'm only go, you hope that he jen? tom mooney matters all your floppy, the position with. but i can make that that. so you think it's one of my boys did a stop to a degree that joe mel mac joe not a big it will make it up on the bigger or some of the job, but i want it's going to be the college job, but that is more that is called i for the bigger here. you know, when does the job be? and i want to make up that because it's, as you mobilize your selfish because muscle on behalf of him because we're both a selfish maker, the ah, must be money already. if you want to me, can you tell me to be with them? a critique is done after the market house it's held should have done. oh yes ma'am. the common it had to be tough as to stay with him up to the to duplex, but it grows cathy by the program. almost as you guys, you know, we honestly to, to w

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pulmonary and critical care doctor vanessa walker is the medical director for a sutter health's valley area icu. these larger facilities are stressed. their icus are full. >> the positions are running around trying to take care of very sick people. >> and having intensive us that position in the electronic icu able to step in at a moment's notice. sometimes with just the push of a button with our the alert system allows us to be right there to help assist those position that the larger when they might be tied down during a procedure taking care of another patient. >> the icu also gives families of covid-19 patients virtual access to their loved ones. we have been able to. >> through ipads, allow families to interact with their loved ones through even when they're in isolation has it when on for news. stay with kron 4 for continuing covid coverage scanned. the qr code with your mobile device and we'll take you straight to the special section of our website. >> we can find the latest on masking and vaccinations at all at kron 4. >> dot coms check on our weather forecast. a live look outs

. >> sutter health pulmonary and critical care doctor vanessa walker providing some perspective on what it is like inside intensive care units with the delta variant being the dominant strain of covid-19 at this stage of the pandemic. >> across our entire system. a little over 450 are actually being treated in the inpatient siding with covid-19. of those 87% are unvaccinated in addition, i think that even those that are unvaccinated tend to be more severely or health bay area. intensive is doctor tom shaughnessy. >> talked about noticeable age demographics among patients that are different from last year's outbreaks of covid-19 the biggest difference has back in december. >> in january. we didn't really vaccinated population this the with the delta variant. the patients tend to be somewhat younger and those that are vaccinated and they have a less severe. of course, last year we would rarely see somebody in their 40's 30's in the intensive care unit. >> now it's a common occurrence it's just been a lot difficult and challenging to take care of these families, not just from you know, a m

. >> sutter health pulmonary and critical care doctor vanessa walker providing some perspective on whatis like inside intensive care units with the delta variant being the dominant strain of covid-19 at this stage of the pandemic. >> across our entire system. a little over 450 are actually being treated in the inpatient siding with covid-19. of those 87% are unvaccinated in addition, i think that even those that are unvaccinated tend to be more severely or health bay area. intensive is doctor tom shaughnessy. >> talked about noticeable age demographics among patients that are different from last year's outbreaks of covid-19 the biggest difference has back in december. >> in january. we didn't really vaccinated population this the with the delta variant. the patients tend to be somewhat younger and those that are vaccinated and they have a less severe. of course, last year we would rarely see somebody in their 40's 30's in the intensive care unit. >> now it's a common occurrence it's just been a lot difficult and challenging to take care of these families, not just from you know, a medic

# vanessa, forget about what coulda been, # dance with me, one last night, in the hood again. # wepa!ello there. our short spell of hot weather is coming to an end now. this picture was taken earlier in the night in sussex. this picture was taken during the day on wednesday in the scottish borders — where temperatures reached 29 celsius, making it the hottest september day in scotland since 1906. we had temperatures widely 29 celsius in england, into parts of wales as well. top temperature was recorded at heathrow airport — 30 celsius. it's very warm overnight as well. these are the temperatures by morning — this band of heavy and thundery rain continues to move northwards, clearing away quickly from east anglia, moving across northern england. those downpours ease off for a while as they head into scotland. but, as you can see elsewhere for western areas, those showers break out again more widely, threatening some localised flooding with some thundery downpours. not as many showers for some eastern parts of england, temperatures here making 211—25 celsius — warm for the time of year,

stephanie: vanessa is a physician. she explains the hospital system is using resources to transfer patients from california central valley, where icus are overwhelmed, to the bay area. inside the icus across centers in northern california, 90 percent of patients are unvaccinated and a geordie reported to be between 30-40 years old. >> challenging to see these patients with young families at home, facetiming with them, with their children while they struggle to breathe on high flow oxygen. stephanie: this doctor is the medical director of sutter health and the bay area. he noticed the long-term outcome of icu patients has gotten worse in the past month. >> objectively, some of these patients have been with the delta variant, have had more prolonged courses because of the intensity of their illness. stephanie: data analysis shows the number of icu patients reported across the bay has started to plateau since august 20. hospitalizations are on a downward trend, but doctors are bracing for the impacts of labor day and a po

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# vanessa, forget about what coulda been, # dance with me, one last night, in the hood again. # wepa!ier, warmer weather on the way with september likely to top august in the temperature stakes. in the month of august, the high temperature was 27.2 degrees celsius. this week, we're expecting 29, maybe even 30. it is unusual for september to outdo august when it comes to the top temperature. and the warmth gets under way in england and wales for sunday, helped by a more generous helping of sunshine than of late, but wetter for some perhaps in scotland and northern ireland. very slowly, high pressure moving away, atlantic weather fronts coming in. that will bring a bit of rain, slowly spreading east during the day. it may be welcome where it's been so dry. we are mainly dry to begin the day, some patchy mist and fog clearing. for england and wales, there will still be some areas of cloud, but sunny spells, too. an isolated shower in central southern england can't be ruled out. some areas of sea fog around the coast of southwest england. with light winds, it'll feel warm in the sunny spe

vanessa khan says her husband, john kahn, was her business partner here at any action auto, a self made man who worked hard to support his family until his sudden death in a car crash. the way he passed. was senseless on september 10th around 1 40 in the afternoon. khan says her husband had picked up a black chevy tahoe for repair. he was driving it along highway four new the hillcrest exit. on the way back to the shop. chp says it appears the driver of the white infiniti drove between a semi truck and the tahoe and collided into the side of the tahoe. this cost john to lose control, and he crashed into the guardrail. the 55 year old died at the scene. somebody's rushing on the freeway. i don't know where they had to get to what their emergency was, but it was negligence. ch pieces. john was not at fault that investigators will likely recommend to the district attorney that the driver of the white infiniti face charges, chp says this is the 13th deadly crash along highway four so far this year. speed may be a factor in this case, they really hurt this one. arthur wilson says john was li

some music, this week we have asked our audience to tell us their favorite kellyoke performance, vanessaal request, what do you want to hear and why? >> hi, kelly! i'm requesting the song "good as hell" by lizzo, i love the song so much, because it's about female empowerment, loving yourself, and i know it helped me through a whole lot of hard times. also, phenomenal, wonderful singer just happens to be my baby sister, lizzo! >> kelly: are you serious? >> i remember the first time i ever heard her do the demo for "good as hell," i had never heard her sing like that before in my life and i just knew it was going to change our lives forever. >> kelly: oh, my gosh, i'm freaking out right now. wait, when did you know? i know she also plays instruments, was she in a band first and all of a sudden she started singing and rapping out of nowhere? >> oh, yeah, she was always in rap groups, she was always making her own version of destiny's child. she was a band geek as well, playing the flute and one day, this beautiful voice came out of her, it was the most amazing thing to see. >> kelly: oh, my

# vanessa, forget about what coulda been # dance with me, one last night, in the hood again. # wepa!h to sing and dance about in terms of the sunshine at the moment but the sunshine is on its way at the moment. this is the situation for a lot of us, quite a lot of low grey, grey cloud, but here are some sunflowers to put the smile on ourface. cloud here are some sunflowers to put the smile on our face. cloud spelling here are some sunflowers to put the smile on ourface. cloud spelling of the north sea. best of the sunshine today certainly through wales, south—west england and parts of the west midlands. it does look as though we will continue to see that cloud being a bit of a nuisance along that east coast. it's been picking up in one or two spots from a little bit of drizzle as well across eastern scotland and north—east england with the best of this goal sunshine those temperatures are likely to peak at 23 degrees which is 73 fahrenheit. as we go further ahead the weather system is changing, rain around initially, but all about the sunshine and the warm through the early part of t

i was speaking with vanessa norman, who's the president of a symmetrical, that's a political risk research on strategic communications firms. also an expert on. b western hemisphere, security and migration and joins us now from london. a thanks for being with us on the news our president buys and then says he takes responsibility for the situation on the texas board to there. and he's also taking responsibility. one would assume of the fact that all the haitian migrants have been cleared from that camp in the texas border city of del rio. are you satisfied with this outcome? oh no. thank you. thank you very much for having me. i was discussing this actually homeland security for last week with a the secretary general of the us and we had margaret, who was my guest. it was a computation between him and me for the benefit of the leaders of the homeland security on the biden administration. and we were addressing the push factors of migration in the western hemisphere. what the united states needs to have is to take more seriously their policies towards the western hemisphere. foods that in a

# vanessa, forget about what coulda been # dance with me, one last night, in the hood again. # wepa! but it's not going to last very long. yes, a very warm and sunny tuesday on the way, but from wednesday onwards, late on wednesday, we could have thunderstorms in the southwest of the uk brought by this area of low pressure. but for the time being, high pressure over us, notjust over the uk but much of europe. and here's that warm air coming in from the south, spreading across the uk. so the early hours looks pretty quiet across much of the country. there will be some mist and fog forming, maybe northern wales, merseyside, lancashire. and mild, if not quite warm, 15—17 celsius around dawn. and the temperatures will quickly skyrocket as we go through the morning and into the afternoon. now, it's going to be sunshine pretty much all around, although across some far northwestern parts of the country, it could be a little hazy and cloudy. much cooler in stornoway, 18 celsius, but the mid—20s for the lowlands of scotland, 27 for yorkshire, 30 possible in the midlands. and if we do get 30,

carlos: tambiÉn tienes que hablar con vanessa que parece carlos: tambiÉn tienes que hablar con vanessas libre. hoy tenemos mÁs detalles en vivo en "sin rollo". satcha: lo que todos pedÍan hoy se hace realidad. carlos calderÓn nos presenta a su hijo leÓn. raÚl: bienvenidos a una nueva ahora de "despierta amÉrica" [mÚsica] francisca: buenos dÍas, hoy es jueves 30 de septiembre del 2021. alan: dijiste noviembre. y es septiembre. [risas] raul: es el primer dÍa. carlos: es que siente que ya lleva dos meses aquÍ. raÚl: pero ademÁs estaba escrito noviembre. hacemos tu maÑana diferente y las hace felices. carlos: este septiembre va a cerrar muy caliente en redes sociales. se secaron rodrÍguez nos cuenta todo. jessica: seguimos disfrutando de la magia, 50 aÑos. tengo el gran encuentro entre messi, todos los detalles y una entrevista con una de las protagonistas y comencemos con esto porque si quieres trabajar para la realeza y te cuento cÓmo. te gustarÍa trabajar para prÍncipe william? presta mucha atenciÓn. porque los duques estÁn buscando un asistente personal. posiciÓn de tiempo completo ten

# vanessa, forget about what coulda been # dance with me, one last night, in the hood again. # wepa!higher temperatures to come in the next few days. we have sunshine across most of england and wales, still misty to the south—west, some rain in the north—west and quite warm across south—eastern scotland but higher temperatures in england and wales peaking at 25 or 26 in the south—east. that rain further north will tumble down across scotland, continue to affect northern ireland into the night and we can see a few spots of rain in the far north of england, more cloud in scotland means a warmer night than last night, typical temperatures will be 14 night, typical temperatures will be 1a or 15 degrees but more mist and fog in the south—west and south wales, that will burn off during the morning. stilla wales, that will burn off during the morning. still a few pockets of light rain and drizzle across scotland and northern ireland, may be some sunshine in the far north—east of scotland but the highest temperatures in england and wales, warmer everywhere but there was temperatures climbing

shortage, the impact of the economy the most last month and across the atlantic and brazil, the ego vanessa, is down. we are seeing the full impact of a 2nd wave of cobra, 1900 on the country. as the latest data shows, brazil's economy contract is slightly between april and june, with gdp falling point one percent. but officials continue to expect brazil to see growth of more than 5 percent for the year. and over in mexico. b and b is down on this as crude oil production in the gulf took a hit this we as production was cut and 91 percent early on in preparation for hurricane ida, mexico was also implementing some major changes to its welfare programs with the government increasing spending by 20 percent moving forward. and here in the united states, the dow is in the red while the nasdaq and the s m p finish the week in the green. not to say that the latest jobs report was disappointing would be an understatement . as the labor department revealed that non foreign payrolls increased by just 2 135000 august, despite expectations of 720000. now questions remain as to whether the report will i

okay, let's go back to glen and also the french are kind of upset right now, and i think this is vanessa statement. here we, we have the united states, u. k. and australia, inventing a new i don't know what you call it alliance with, but really official. it is essentially it's a p r campaign at this point. that is, everyone knows that is focused against china. but in the process, a major submarine deal that the french were counting on went up in smoke without them apparently being notified. and of course the u. s. and the, and the u. k. come in and fill the void. what does this say about nato unit b? because and, but, you know, why do you feel if you're the australia and they said to him, harry, b, u, k, you know, doing up ending one of the important allies, friends? mean, wouldn't you think? maybe they'll do it to me. i mean, i know very few people kinda thought out the implications of this here. this is how you treat allies. i thought from was the guy that treated allies badly. go ahead when a little from point to the from this also development on began under obama then trunk . and the