julio iglesias, miguel bosÉ y alejandra guzmÁn no respondieron. intensiva. se revelÓ un escÁndalo de sacerdotes. centenares de niÑos fueron abusados por miembros del clero catÓlico francÉs. vilma tarazona nos habla de este drama. vilma: las cifras son estremecedoras, 300.000 menores fueron abusados por el clero. segÚn una investigaciÓn, se revelÓ que la actitud de la iglesia catÓlica ha sido cruel y de indiferencia hacia las vÍctimas. >> son 300.000 y tantas personas. son 3000 sacerdotes que desde hace 70 aÑos estÁn abusando, son miles de vidas arruinadas. vilma: juan carlos cruz se reuniÓ con varias vÍctimas en francia. >> yo a algunos los conozco, gente que he estado con ellos, he oÍdo su tragedia, un patrÓn parecido al que me tocÓ vivir. tenemos que hacer algo urgente. vilma: un vocero del vaticano dijo que el papa francisco estÁ adolorido y que reza por las vÍctimas, a quienes agradeciÓ por su valentÍa. daniel Álvarez dice que el problema de la iglesia catÓlica es grave. >> no aceptan que el cÁncer estÁ dentro de la estructura de la iglesia. v

tenemos a luis miguel y a alejandra guzmÁn, entre otros artistas.r acompaÑarnos y la primera pregunta quÉ revelaron los papeles de pandora sobre luis miguel? claudia: te cuento quÉ revelaron hoy que luis miguel tambiÉn aparece ahÍ, porque en 2013 se hizo de 50.000 acciones de una empresa registrada en las islas vÍrgenes britÁnicas a travÉs de las cuales comprÓ un yate. luis miguel se hizo tambiÉn acreedor de una multa en 2018 porque dejÓ de pagar ciertos trÁmites y tuvo que pagar ese aÑo casi 7000 dÓlares por las multas. no es la primera vez que luis miguel se ve involucrado en un problema con sus yates. en 2017 "el gordo y la flaca" dieron a conocer que su yate Único habÍa sido embargado en miami debido a una falta de pagos. borja: vamos con otro de los artistas. ¿quÉ se revelÓ en esos papeles sobre julio iglesias? claudia: pues julio iglesias es probablemente uno de los artistas mÁs polÉmicos porque es uno de los que tiene mÁs empresas en los pandora papers. 20 compaÑÍas registradas en las islas vÍrgenes britÁnicas. y con ocho de ellas con propied

and the producers randomly chose a luis miguel song when i was 11.im. came around full circle, never happened to me like that before. >> trevor: right. >> this show changed my life. season one we had no idea if it would do well, huge risk, he is still alive, very relevant, a show in spanish. and i feel the timing, the quality of the show, the team behind it is the same team that did all three seasons, same director, same writer, which is cool. and that doesn't normally happen. and they invited me to produce a show, this is the first time i have ever produced. and it it was amazing to be a part of that team and now five years later, you know, this chapter has come to an end. definitely bittersweet. but you know, i'm very thankful because this show has changed my life. >> trevor: this show wasn't an easy show to make because like just take a moment and explain to people without don't understand maybe like who is luis migel-- miguel, like what makes him who he is and why is that name revered across so many parts of the globe especially latin america. >>

what's your take on what's going to happen here >> i think, miguel, that somebody is going to jail. you have a woman who has died, and someone was injured from a gunshot on a movie set where real-live ammunition should never be >> so was it loaded with a real bullet or -- >> i cannot tell you that. >> reporter: also at the center of the investigation, whether the deadly round fired here on-set was a blank or a live bullet that somehow made its way onto the production authorities have already seized guns, boxes of ammunition, and spent rounds from the ranch. prop master neil zoromski says he walked away from a job to work on the movie because he could see the low-budget film was cutting corners. >> the dynamic that the producers were orchestrating was unsafe >> reporter: amid new calls for legislation that bans real weapons on sets, tonight a push to prevent another tragedy that comes too late after a scene here went terribly wrong here at the ranch, the preliminary investigation appears over tomorrow the sheriff will join the district attorney to lay out their case lester. >> all ri

and authorities tonight are not ruling out criminal charges miguel almaguer is in santa fe for us tonight. >> reporter: on the set of "rust" investigators now say alec baldwin fired a real bullet that shot and killed the film director ha lay that hutchins and was pulled out of the shoulder of director joel souza who was standing behind her inside this church in a scene similar to this one baldwin was handed a colt 45 that he was told was safe to use before he pulled the trigger during rehearsal. >> and if the sheriff office determines during our investigation a crime has occurred and probable cause exists, arrest -- an arrest or arrests will be made and charges will be filed. >> we have two people accidentally shot on a movie set. >> reporter: interviewing the 16 cast and crew members who were inside the church during the shooting, authorities have now seized 600 items of evidence. among them, three guns and 500 rounds of ammunition both blanks and real bullets. the single round that killed hutchins now in the hands of the fbi. >> inside the revolver that alec baldwin used, were there oth

leaning on major shippers to move to their own round the clock operations as the holidays approach miguel almaguer is in los angeles now with the latest. >> reporter: tonight the l.a. traffic jam creating shipping gridlock across the nation, facing a crush of cargo backed up for miles and for months the white house meeting today with some of the country's largest shipping carriers and authorities at the ports of los angeles and long beach, announcing operations here will run 24/7 to ease the massive backlog. >> today's announcement has the potential to be a game changer. i say potential because all of these goods won't move by themselves. >> reporter: the complex delays at the nation's busiest ports accounting for 40% of the country's container traffic affects consumers from coast to coast. bins filled with every day products from electronics to apparel may not make it on to store shelves or front porches in time for the holidays at lay-n-go, there is demand but little supply. >> everything has been breaking down we are trying to be resilient, which we always are as small business, but it

our team covering it all tonight, starting with miguel almaguer. >> reporter: now officially seeking emergency use authorization from the fda, if granted, merck's first of its kind antiviral pill to treat covid could be prescribed to americans by the end of this year with the company saying its pill cuts hospitalizations and deaths in half for unvaccinated patients with early symptoms. the five-day regimen of 40 pills cost an estimated $700 a patient. similar to tami-flu in that it's taken at home during the early onset of symptoms. the prescribed pill would be for adults with mild to moderate cases of covid at high risk for severe disease or hospitalization. >> while this is excellent news, it's still 50%. so that means a lot of people who get infected are going to get very sick with covid-19 so it's not -- it is not a miracle. >> reporter: if authorized, merck's milestone would be a game changer but not a substitute for vaccinations the u.s. government ordered enough pills for 1.7 million americans. but 67 million who are eligible have yet to be vaccinated. still, there are signs o

lester >> miguel almaguer at irvine, thank you. >>> nbc's andrea mitchell joining me now. andrea, this is the first real health scare for the former president since his heart surgery years ago. >> exactly you know, he did have a serious condition because an infection that gets into the bloodstream can cause vital organs to shut down if not treated promptly with iv antibiotics and fluids and the former president, who has a family history of heart disease had that quadruple bypass in 2004, an open heart procedure that took four hours, after whic doctors said without the operation, he would likely have faced a substantial heart attack then in 2010, after two arduous trips to haiti for earthquake relief, the former president had two stints inserted in an artery that's when bill clinton, who famously had a passion for junk food, changed his lifestyle going vegan. he's been active and healthy until this episode. >> thank you. >>> new tonight, a u.s. capitol police officer indicted on obstruction of justice charges related to the january 6th riot officer michael riley is accused

lester >> miguel almaguer in southern california, thanks >>> let's turn to the covid situation now. a new confusion over a cdc warning about safety at holiday gatherings officials now backtracking, and the cdc taking down that warning. our stephanie gosk has the latest >> reporter: with summer officially over, so may be the summer surge covid cases are down more than 30% in the last two weeks. in some hard hit southern states like florida and louisiana, the numbers are falling even more dramatically, which is why dr. anthony fauci's hesitation this weekend when asked about holiday gatherings created confusion. >> it is just too soon to tell. we just have to concentrate on continuing to get those numbers down. >> reporter: social media buzzed people accusing dr. fauci of being a real life grinch meanwhile, the cdc had this holiday guidance on its website, including an image of a virtual thanksgiving today the messaging changed. dr. fauci says his comments were misinterpreted. >> i will be spending christmas with my family i encourage people, particularly the vaccinated people who are

johnson & johnson covid vaccines for millions of americans hours after the biden admini children miguel almaguer now with the latest. >> reporter: authorized by the fda late today, booster shots for adults fully vaccinated with moderna and johnson & johnson could be days away the stage now set for the cdc's review after the fda also approved mixing and matching boosters >> done! >> reporter: it comes as the white house unveiled its massive plan to begin vaccinating 28 million children between the ages of 5 and 11 who could qualify for their first shot of pfizer's vaccine as soon as early november >> so the main idea of this -- >> reporter: the logistical roll-out using trusted sites like schools and community centers to ensure families have easy access to the free vaccines. >> why is vaccinating this age group so important?

miguel almaguer is there for us >> reporter: coated in crude. tonight the waters and beaches of southern california show the stains of a slow motion disaster. state records now indicate the first reports of the massive oil spill came in the day before officials confirmed it the size also larger than initially reported up to 144,000 gallons of crude and now potential evidence of an anchor strike contracted divers discovering a 4,000-foot section of the nearly 18-mile pipeline was displaced by over 100 feet a 13-inch split cracking open the pipe, spewing oil. >> the pipeline has essentially been pulled like a bowstring. >> reporter: from just over the spill site we saw how difficult the cleanup has become evidence from the spill stretches from the beaches of orange county all the way to mexico but crews are having a difficult time tracking the ribbons of oil because they've been dispersed after a thunderstorm here. today a flotilla of boats are corralling the oil they can but so far just 3% of the spill has been recovered. patties of tar are still

the shots unvaccinated even as attention turns again to booster shots for the already vaccinated miguel almaguer tells us more. >> reporter: even as some hospitals in hard-hit texas face another surge of covid cases, the governor here is issuing an executive order prohibiting any entity including private businesses from imposing vaccine requirements, fighting what he calls federal overreach, governor greg abbott says covid vaccines are safe, effective and our best defense against the virus but should remain voluntary and never forced >> we continuously are releasing mandates that are undermining everything that public health stands for. >> reporter: with many frontline workers outraged by the ban on vaccine mandates, abbott, who contracted covid in august, has tried to stop school districts from requiring masks and covid vaccines, though they have long required vaccinations for diseases like polio and measles. some of the nation's biggest corporations are based in texas american airlines saying today, "we believe the federal vaccine mandate supersedes any conflicting state laws." >> the

arte . >>> siempre me decían de pequeño, por ahí va el artista porque siermp estaba dibujando. >>> miguelsu dibujo de la bandera por la libertad se hizo viral . >>> se me vino a la mente el poema sobre el cultivo de una rosa blanca y que es de tolerancia y decirle al enemigo yo te ofrezco mi amistad. >>> la flor fue compartida, bordada y hasta tatuada en la piel, una muestra como llamado a la tolerancia y la libertad, iris delgado , telemundo . >>> todo aquel que entra a robar a un establecimiento corre riesgo y más enconrarse con un marine retirado esto ocurrió en una estación de gasolina y acá interceptó al asaltante quitándole el arma mientras sus compañeros pudieron huir, muchas gracias por vernos, buenas noches, y feliz sábado . >>> ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪(mÚsica)♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> este es el capÍtulo 15 del apertura 2021, tenemos partidazo donde se juegan puntos claves para clasificar a la liguilla, las

miguel almaguer is in southern california with more. spirits after sources tell nbc news he was diagnosed with a urological infection that spread into his bloodstream with hillary rodham clinton also at the hospital last night and today the former president feeling fatigued on tuesday decided to go to the hospital for testing. a source close to the situation says he was in the icu as a precaution, but is not under intensive care in a joint statement, clinton's doctors said in part his white blood cell count is trending down and he is responding to antibiotics well. >> it looks like the president was diagnosed with a urine infection that led to sepsis and that he had an infection in the bloodstream. sepsis can cause severe inflammation that can lead to a lot of complic important to treat it early and recognize it as soon as possible. >> reporter: the former president was in southern california for a clinton foundation event feeling ill tuesday, he was taken to the uci med center and administered iv, antibiotics and fluid for a non-covid

hello them, miguel. how many warnings from how many different authorities does the international community need to start taking action against fossil fuels? do you think that that's a great question. i think we have enough. it's just a western world. so we need countries to, to put their actions and their pledging follow their pledges. countries are pledging the zeros and they're pledging to take action. going to change with them to follow. so you contributed to this report what the main standouts are. what do you think the main things that we need to take into consideration from this report? the main thing is precisely what you mentioned that countries to day are planning to produce more than twice and it will be twice the amount of fossil fuels that are so that we can safely burn to stay within $1.00. so degrees increase and that is a lot and we're talking to the next decade. it gets worse when we go farther into the future. so what we need is action. now we'll be conscious to star planning and the, an

. >>> un partidazo en el regreso de miguel herrera ahora con los tigres partido con muchísima llegada de miguel ayuna, gran trazo no choca américa es más líder que nunca de la liga m x . >>> nos quedamos en dos el fútbol en la bahía san josé están celebrando sus campeones de 2001, con una ceremonia de 20 años regalaron 10.000 anillos de campeón a todos los que fueron sin embargo parece que no se van a poder meter vamos a ver como les fue sólo quedan cuatro partidos por jugar con una victoria contra vancouver podrán arrancar con los playoffs vendría esta jugada, la manda a guardar para el uno cero del conjunto de vancouver a 59 con la respuesta de karlovic el jovencito, con este uno uno se complica mucho más las cosas para san josé igual hablamos con matías para saber que lo que espero de este equipo en lo que regresan los goles temporada . >>> la imagen que quiere san josé es está, me quedo tranquilo en definitiva creo que los chicos dejan todo, hemos visto muchos de ellosalgunos los jóvenenes iremos un búsqueda de lo que fuimos y somos y lo que podemos llegar a ser . >>> bueno matías

sigue el escÁndalo de los papeles de pandora, porque la lista incluye artistas como shakira y luis miguel23. el departamento de estado recibe solicitudes desde el mediodÍa hasta el 9 de noviembre. se sortean 55.000 tarjetas de residentes permanentes entre millones de participantes de todo el mundo excluyendo los paÍses que han enviado 50.000 inmigrantes a los estados unidos en los Últimos 5 aÑos por lo que esta vez, estÁ venezuela. ahora bien, las solicitudes sÓlo se pueden enviar ingresando a la pÁgina digital oficial del departamento de estado y, ojo, es totalmente gratis porque precisamente, maity, cuando ocurren estas loterÍas sabes que surgen estas pÁginas que te dicen: si das una cuota de 20 dÓlares yo te ayudo. eso, cuidado, porque es totalmente errÓneo. estarÍa maravilloso que preparemos un reportaje sobre eso. maity: la informaciÓn estÁ disponible en inglÉs y en espaÑol no deje de hacerlo y cumpla en el horario y las fechas establecidas para que lo pueda hacer. borja: muchÍsima suerte a todos. entÉrate cuÁl es el nuevo mensaje del cantante residente a j balvin tras su polÉmico in

miguel, what are you hearing from the hospital officials or the clinton team? >> reporter: well, the former president is said to be on the mend and in good spirits. of course he is now spending his fourth day at the hospital here at the uc irvine medical center. he was admitted tuesday after feeling ill. and sources to nbc news say that he was diagnosed with a urinary infection that morphed into something more serious. his doctors released a statement that said that his white blood cell count is trending down and he is responding to anti-by another ticks well. we hope to have him home soon. officials are also saying that he is charming staffanti-byanot. we hope to have him home soon. officials are also saying that he is charming staff officials so certainly appears to be doing better after a serious scare. >> and dr. torres, what do we think really happened here? there was confusion over whether he had sepsis or how extensive the infection became when the urinary tract infection got into the bloodstream. >> and when people started talkingabout the word sepsis,

cnn's miguel marquez is live in michigan this morning. miguel, what's an update on the situation?arbor, it seems. these are two disconnected situations, but, yes, the water main break break, an 89-year-old pipe they are replacing. it broke in town. they were able to get it reconnected. but the problem with that is you may have bacteria get into the water system so the entire town is bottled water only and don't drink the water at least for now. they're bringing the pressure up across town so water service is coming back. on the lead issue, they've been dealing with that many years now, three years, many tests have shown an elevated level of lead in the water. for the state of michigan, which is very sensitive to lead in the water after the crisis in flint years ago, the level they'd like to see of lead is zero. for federal governments it's 15 parts per billion. but here in the state of michigan they'd like to see zero. so right now what is happening and across the city, having to do it for some time, they are handing out water to residents so people can get water, advising them no

here's miguel almaguer >> the first parent to trial faced convictions today.inancier john wilson and former casino executive gamal guilty of conspireing to commit bribery and fraud in our nation's most high-profile college admissions scandal. >> powerful and privileged people are not above the law. >> reporter: the four-week trial came to an end after the federal jury deliberated ten and a half hours. prosecutors said abdelaziz paid $300,000 to have his daughter fraudulently admitted to usc as a basketball recruit wilson, convicted of paying $220,000 to have his son declared a water polo recruit at usc before agreeing to pay $1.5 million so his twin daughters could attend harvard and stanford >> pay for my tuition, lori >> reporter: unlike most parents, including actresses lori loughlin and felicity huffman who served little time behind bars after guilty pleas, abdelaziz and wilson rolled the dice at trial. >> it was a huge gamble because when you go to trial, you are running the risk of being punished for going to trial. >> reporter: the prosecution's case wa

diego boneta recreÓ a luis miguel en un vÍdeo de " cÓmo es posible ".uÉ bien que lo estÁ haciendo. karla: la serie comienza el 28 de octubre. estÁ muy enamorado de renata, quÉ bonita pareja. alan: dice me quiero sacar la imagen de luis miguel, cÓmo? carlos: tiene que ir al cirujano. [risas] chef: estamos en todas las redes sociales, signos de twitter, facebook e instagram. mantente informado y revive tu segmento favorito en www.despiertaamÉrica.com el app de univisiÓn y en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. francisca: seguimos pegados. de verdad que es maravillosa la actuaciÓn que hace. alan: comentamos que se querÍa deshacer un poco de la imagen. viene la tercera temporada. francisca: la actuaciÓn que hace es mÁgica. carlos: le pudo haber ido peor—- [risas] [hablan a la vez] francisca: comienza la cuenta regresiva para elegir a la chica que serÁ gloria trevi en labio serie que empezÓ. su productora nos ofrece los detalles. veamos. reportero: karla estrada comienza una interesante bÚsqueda para elegir a las mus quiere que interpretarÁn en distintas etapas a glo

size of the spill had been smaller if the company had acted at the first signs of trouble here's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: tonight the massive spill and the missteps as authorities pinpoint the cause for this still-unfolding disaster we now have a clear time line of what went wrong. according to federal documents obtained by nbc news, beta offshore received a low-pressure alarm on its massive underwater pipeline at 2:30 a.m. saturday but investigators say it took more than three hours for the company to shut the leak down. it was more than six hours after the initial alarm before beta offshore reported the incident to the national response center federal officials were in the dark for hours as oil spewed from the cracked pipeline five miles off the coast at a depth of 98 feet government documents also show the first reports of a possible spill came in friday night, roughly 12 hours before the pipeline was shut down >> we're not aware of any spill until 8:59 a.m. saturday morning. i promise you, if we were aware of something on friday night, i promise you we would have immediately st

nation hoping to fend off another surge while offering millions another dose of protection. >> and migueloining us right now the cdc also mentioned they're keeping an eye on this so-called delta plus variant >> yeah. they're watching the number of cases here in the u.s they say they're not credibly alarming yet but definitely something to keep an eye on >> thanks very much. and potential warning signs of that variant coming from the u.k. tonight where delta plus is spreading and fuelling the worst spike there in months. matt bradley is in london >> reporter: tonight the u.k. reported more than 50,000 new cases, its highest number in three months as officials are investigating a new mutation of the virus being referred to as delta plus overall, cases are up 18% in just the past weekave risen by 11%, despite britain's fast and thorough vaccination program. british doctors demanding answers and action >> if we don't benefit from previous mistakes, then we keep make them and unfortunately people's lives are being lost daily as a result of this >> reporter: but so far the government has said i

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i hope you can join us. >> we will, miguel. thank you. miguel is at the scene of the oil spill, as you saw, and that's coming up at 7:00, right after "today in the bay." >>> bay area health leaders may be getting closer to dropping indoor mask mandates. >> all counties but solano require masks, and now there's criteria being looked at of when those masks can be dropped. one infectious disease expert said, as long as there's a target number, she agrees with it. >> without an idea of when things come in and out like mask mandates, there's an accusation of like a twilight zone, you never know what is going to happen. >> the numbers are declining in the bay area following the delta surge. >>> council members last night approved vaccination status will have to be submitted by november. everybody who receives an exemption will have to be tested regularly. >>> across the bay, san francisco's city worker requirement is having an affect. "the chronicle" reports 880 employees got their shots in the days surrounding the first deadline. there are abo

joining me now is education secretary, miguel cardona. secretary, it's good to see you. >> glad to be with you. >> you're leading an education department navigating these challenges of a pandemic. it's a massive undertaking. what is your reaction to this anti-vaccine sentiment we've been seeing on the rise recently? >> right, you know, there's a lot of passion here. everyone wants what's best for their children, but we've made it clear from day one, we're going to follow the science. we're going to listen to the cdc guidance and do what we know works. you know, you mentioned a minute ago, 700,000 deaths. we have tools now that can help prevent the spread of covid and safely return our students to school and keep them there. so they don't have another year of disrupted learning. >> and this is kind of a side story, but you told politico that you're worried that education would be left out of the essential spending package this time around, help our viewers understand, what would be missing? what are the components you think or you fear may

miguel almaguer, nbc news santa fe. >>> in just 60 seconds, the major admission by top oil executives about climate change and what they have to say about disinformation >>> we're back now with big oil under fire on capitol hill the nation's top oil executives testifying before congress denying they lied to the american public about their company's roles in climate change we get more now from tom costello >> reporter: on the virtual hot seat today, oil company executives challenged for the first time ever on their company's histories of spreading disinformation about big oil's role in climate change. >> it is time for the fossil fuel industry to finally change its ways >> reporter: presented as evidence, this video of an exxon lobbyist secretly recorded by greenpeace activists which they say shows how exxon tries to undermine climate control policies. >> did we aggressively fight against some of the science? yes. >> reporter: for decades, democrats say oil execs have denied or downplayed a climate change link, despite their own internal research showing the fossil fuel connection. but

boosters yet, there remain questions on whether the extra shots are really necessary for most people miguel almaguer has late details. >> reporter: moving a major step toward authorization, tonight an fda advisory panel says some americans fully vaccinated with moderna should get its booster. the unanimous recommendation not yet green lit by the cdc applies to those 65 and older and others at higher risk of severe disease because of health conditions or exposure at their job. >> i think we all expected a third shot was going to be prescribed for those at high risk the question here is did the science appear to justify such a decision >> reporter: providing documents full of data, moderna argued the fda should authorize its booster for recipients at least six months after their second dose, citing break-through infections and waning immunity over time. but the fda notes even without a booster, vaccines still afford protection against severe covid-19 disease and death in the united states. >> there has been some push back against moderna because its efficacy against hospitalization remains hi

mexico what happened after the shot was fired according to witnesses and the surviving victim here's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: it was onset during rehearsal when the fatal shot was fired. the cast and crew of "rust" preparing for an old west shoot-out in this church when, according to a search warrant, alex baldwin was given a prop gun declared safe for use. sitting on a wooden pew, baldwin was drawing his weapon and pointing the revolver toward the camera lens the director joel souza who was wounded says he was looking over the shoulder of cinematographer halyna hutchins when he heard what sounded like a whip and then a loud pop. >> reporter: hutchins was shot in the chest and began to stumble backwards. another witness telling investigators she wouldn't feel her legs court documents allege assistant director dave halls is the man who yelled "cold gun", deeming it safe. later telling investigators he didn't know live rounds were in the weapon the 911 caller reporting the incident. >> he's supposed to check the gun. he's responsible >> reporter: in 2019, halls was fired from a previous

nbc's miguel almaguer shows us what investigators are now saying about the moments leading up to the breach. >> reporter: this morning a 40-mile stretch of the pacific ocean under threat amid new details about the early response of the devastating oil spill. >> what we are doing right now is treating this as a maximum work case discharge. >> reporter: according to federal documents, beta offshore received a low pressure alarm on its massive underwater pipeline at 2:30 a.m. saturday. but investigators say it took more than three hours for the company to shut the leaking pipeline down. and it was more than six hours after the initial alarm before the company reported the incident to the national response center. the failure happening five miles off the coast at a depth of 98 feet. the coast guard later finding marine life covered in oil and dead fish. >> this is a significant incident. >> reporter: five days after the spill, a massive cleanup is still under way. and now potential evidence of an anchor strike as the cause of the leak. divers discovering a 4,000-foot section of the nearl

miguel almaguer has that. >> reporter: they now qualify for a booster shot of moderna or johnson & johnson. the cdc giving the all clear after reviewing a trove of data presented by moderna and j&j supporting their case for an added dose of protection. moderna's data shows antibody levels spiked with a third shot of its vaccine. recipients who qualify would be the same as pfizer's. those who were inoculated at least six months ago who are immunocompromised and those 65 and older, as well as americans at higher risk of catching the virus. for johnson & johnson, anyone who has been vaccinated for two months could get a booster. >> i think boosters are really important part of getting beyond the pandemic. especially for high-risk people. people who are older, kroinic diseases. >> reporter: the cdc also enforcing the mixing and matching of beefrt shots. those who qualify can select any of the three brands. research shows those vaccinated with j&j get more protection when followed by a shot of moderna or pfizer. >> you were vaccinated with johnson & johnson and you're eager for a booster. >> an

this comes as we get a first look at the damaged pipeline itself miguel almaguer is there. >> reporter: the first images of a splintered pipeline captured 80 feet underwater reveal the more than foot long dash where oil gushed into the pacific. authorities now say they're inspecting the 41-year-old pipe which runs from this oil rig to shore for signs of corrosion and pressure problems. but for now many believe the pipe was likely hit by a 30-ton anchor like this one. >> the fact that the pipeline appears to have been dragged leads me to conclude that it probably was caught on the ship's anchor. >> reporter: reviewing satellite imagery in the hours before and after the spill, the coast guard will likely be able to pinpoint which cargo ships were anchored in the area, a jammed shipping lane dotted with a maze of drilling platforms. >> as long as you have shipping and offshore oil development operating in close proximity, this is the kind of accidents and spills that you can expect to have happen >> reporter: with so much focus on the investigation, the true disaster is unfolding out here

miguel almaguer has more. >> reporter: it's a massive spill and the missteps as authorities pinpoint the cause for this still unfolding disaster we now have a clear time line of what went wrong. according to federal documents obtained by nbc news, beta offshore received a low pressure alarm on its massive underwater pipeline at 2:30 a.m. saturday investigators say it took more than three hours for the company to shut the leak down. it was more than six hours after the initial alarm before beta offshore reported the incident to the national response center. federal officials were in the dark for hours as oil spewed from the cracked pipeline 5 miles off the coast at a depth of 98 feet do you mean also show the spill came in roughly friday night, roughly 12 hours before the pipeline was shut down. >> we're not aware of any spill until 8:09 on saturday morning i promise you. if we were aware of something on friday night, i promise you, we would have stopped all operations. >> reporter: with a 13-mile oil sheen spotted by the coast guard, authorities quickly found oil slick marine life an

lester >> miguel almaguer in new mexico, thanks >>> queen elizabeth has been advised by her doctors to rest for at least the next two weeks, buckingham palace said today. the 95-year-old monarch was briefly hospitalized last week the queen will not receive any official visits and has canceled her appearance at britain's festival of remembrance on november 13th. >>> up next for us tonight, the sky high prices, the delays what to know about renovating your home in "the price you pay. >>> if you have been looking for a new home, then you know the market remains red hot. the median home price soaring above $400,000 for the first time many are choosing to renovate instead, but that's tough as well here's jake ward >> reporter: homeowner and mom amber bissoti saved for years to renovate her home in seattle. >> and our kids are teenagers and they're growing. >> reporter: you budgeted for this one way, and i'm assuming that the price has changed. >> the lumber prices obviously have gone up. >> reporter: for this contractor, josh mcdowell, he says he turns away roughly ten jobs a week. now clie

this morning the push to protect and the fight against them. >> that was miguel almaguer reporting. updates are coming hour by hour on vaccines and mask mandates. that's why we're updating our website constantly. head to nbcbay area.com/coronavirus. it's always with the latest information and those developments. we put them there as they come in. >>> closer to content. that's the finding from a house panel when it comes to former white house adviser steve bannon. what we now know and what are the next steps in this investigation into his alleged involvement into the january 6th insurrection. >> plus, miraculous survival. a plane crashes near houston and everyone on board survived. coming up, what authorities are now saying about the moments leading up to the fiery turn of events. hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and then i started taking it about two years n

miguel almaguer, nbc news huntington beach >>> in alabama tonight at least four people are dead after a flash flooding event caused by more than a foot of rain in some places they were in cars swept away more than 100 people were rescued from homes and cars the threat continues in the southeast with nine million under flash flood watches. >>> tonight the senate announcing a deal to avert a financial meltdown democrats and republicans are set to raise the debt ceiling, which allows the government to keep borrowing money it is a temporary fix until early december when they will have to negotiate again. >>> and a new report just out from the senate judiciary committee detailing the extremes then president trump allegedly went to to overturn the 2020 election peter alexander is at the white house. peter, it is the first time we are hearing some of these accounts. >> reporter: lester, that's right. this new report says that former president trump directly asked justice department officials nine times to investigate his baseless claims of mass voter fraud. the capitol riot, mr. l,effren and