el epicentrose registrÓ en acapulco, en guerrero. estado. jessica: efectivamente. la mayorÍa fueron daÑos materiales. nosotros hemos visto que el sistema de transporte colectivo ha empezado otra vez a trabajar y tambiÉn la secretarÍa de marina informÓ que no hay reporte de que haya subido el mar en el puerto de acapulco. regreso contigo, patricia. patricia: jessica, pero de todos modos las imÁgenes de los daÑos son preocupantes. varios en las redes sociales, jessica, han reportado unos destellos de luzque se reflejaron en el cielo. quÉ explicaciÓn tiene las autoridades para este fenÓmeno ? jessica: bÁsicamente lo que ocurre es que con el movimiento empiezan a explotar los transformadores de luz elÉctrica. eso hace que no haya luz y son los destellos que se reportan. afortunadamente por ahora no hay personas que hayan sufrido daÑos por estas explosiones y aquÍ todavÍa en la ciudad de mÉxico y en otras zonas estÁ lloviendo. estaremos pendiente de todo lo que ocurra. regreso contigo. patricia: gracias, jessica, por tu informe. veremos s

. >> los efectosdel terremoto de acapulco se reflejó en california (información en pantalla ) hubo unaguísimo. >> alertas (sirena) tras enterarse del fuerte movimiento de tierra, luis carmona se comunicó con sus familiares que viven en acapulco. >> dicen que hay apoyo, tienen la guardia nacional, la cruz roja , patruullas que hacen recorrido para calmar a las personas, están nerviosos por réplicas. >> de acuerdo a la doctora lucy jones el sismo fue de 7.0 el epicentro a 10 millas al noreste de acapulco, noticias telemundo 48 . >> el sismo sacudió a varios estados del país, dijeron a fue de 6,9, pero lo confirmaron después de 7,1 abimael castro nos contará más del movimiento sísmico . >> ¿qué tal? , buenas tardes, repasamos los sismos de las últimas horas en esta región de méxico, nos acercamos un poco, verá en pantalla botones de diferentes colores, indica los últimos sismos : (información en pantalla) si vemos el resumen de las últimas 24 horas : (información en pantalla) es importante que conozcamos más de la actividad sísmica, tenemos el epicentro, es un punto imaginario para saber

centro de méxico también se sintió en la capital mexicana hay un muerto y daños estructurales en acapulcoejan 17 muertos que eran pacientes de covid-19 que sufrieron el corte de su suministro de oxígeno, encontrar el secreto de la juventud o revertir el envejecimiento busca una investigación de jeff bezos con científicos de todo el mundo incluido un premio nobel hoy se juega la tercera jornada de las eliminatorias mundialistas méxico es líder de su grupo y a estados unidos le urge ganar telemundo es la casa oficial del mundial de las fifa y aquí podrán ver todos los partidos comenzamos, muy buenas tardes soy arantxa bienvenidos millones de mexicanos se reponen del susto que vivieron anoche cuando sonaron las alarmas después de un terremoto 7.1 y también se sintió en estados del sur y centro del país incluida la ciudad de méxico nuestro corresponsal víctor silva tiene los últimos detalles desde la capital del país qué tal buenas tardes >>> buenas tardes arantxa te saludo con mucho gusto aquí en la capital mexicana aún se siente el susto que nos dejó el movimiento de anoche que dejó daños e

el epicentro es acapulco y en el centro hay daños materiales.eptiembre, en 1985, lo mismo en 2017. tenemos el reporte desde ciudad de méxico. advertencia del presidente joe biden que visitó la zona afectada por la tormenta ida, dice que se debe a la emergencia climática. asegura que es una alerta roja en nueva york y new jersey. >> (llanto). >> el número de víctimas mortales por la tormenta aumenta, y tenemos imágenes de inundaciones mortales, esta vez en méxico. la violencia contra vendedores ambulantes, golpes y asaltos a comerciantes, casi todos inmigrantes sin documentos. ¿por qué estos crímenes se quedan sin castigo? >> me quitaron el dinero, me golpearon en la cabeza. >> tenemos más de este testimonio e imágenes del cobarde ataque. comenzamos con el sismo de esta noche en méxico. un temblor sacudió esta noche a méxico. así sonó la alerta sísmica en la capital del país. >> (sirenas). >> según el servicio sismológico nacional el sismo tuvo una magnitud de 7.1 en acapulco estado de guerrero. en el puerto hubo daños materiales como barras caíd

initial magnitude 7.0 near acapulco. let's bring in rob mayeda. this is a big one, rob. >> we're looking at the location, how far away it is. it looks like 26 miles to the northeast of acapulco. the magnitude a 7.4 as more data has come in. it was revised downward to 7.0. the depth of this quake, anywhere from 8 miles to some reports as deep down as 30 miles. some people experiencing shaking motion all the way to the opposite side of southern mexico along the gulf coast. that's a long distance, as you see there on the west coast of mexico. the latest is a 7.0 earthquake we'll continue to monitor this and look for any larger aftershocks in a quake of this size in the next few hours. >> we'll get video into the newsroom of this earthquake near acapulco in mexico. >>> want to get you caught up on some other stories we are watching this evening. opening arguments in one of the most-anticipated trials in history. elizabeth holmes faces charges of wire fraud and conspiracy. she has pleaded not guilty. this trial is in san jose. the founder and former ce

allÍ se localizÓ el epicentro, a solo 11 km de la ciudad de acapulco.omprÓ la casa de sus sueÑos para sus tres hijos con albercas y Áreas verdes, pero es sismo de este martes terminÓ afectando su patrimonio y ahora viven en un estacionamiento. >> el piso estÁ partido. cuando caminamos, tiembla el piso. tenemos mucho miedo de que se vaya a partir y nos vayamos hacia abajo. alejandro: paola comprÓ su propiedad en una de las zonas mÁs afectadas. al menos 600 viviendas resultaron con severos daÑos. >> desgraciadamente nos dicen que las viviendas no son habitables. demasiado espantoso, tÉtrico. los departamentos aquÍ no sirven. alejandro: son mÁs de 20 colonias afectadas y en ella se aprecian los daÑos, asÍ como a otros sepultados en el barranco. estas personas tienen miedo de regresar ante las 259 rÉplicas que se han registrado y duermen en los deportivos. hospitales como el seguro social de acapulco tuvieron que ser evacuados y los enfermos son atendidos en la calle. lo que no dejan de sorprender son los destellos en el cielo que se observaron durante el s

el epicentro es acapulco y en el centro hay daños materiales.

en lÍneas elÉctricas y telÉfono en acapulco.tambiÉn se sintiÓ en oaxaca, en chiapas, veracruz, guerrero, hidalgo, morelos, puebla, tlaxcala y michoacÁn. vamos a conectarnos a esta hora con lo Último desde la capital mexicana. buenas tardes. cuÉntanos. buenas tardes, me encuentro con don gilberto guerrero. >> este terremoto azotÓ la capital mexicana. usted le tocÓ enfrentar el sismo allÁ. gilberto: asÍ es, arriba, justamente saliendo. empezÓ la alerta y cÓmo fue porque nosotros vemos esos vÍdeos que se movÍa muchÍsimo. >> asÍ es. me tocÓ esa suerte. yo estaba mandÁndole mensaje mi familia para avisar que me querÍa venir, pero decidÍ venirme en el cable bus y dije ojalÁ no pase nada, pero sucediÓ. la verdad es que todos estamos asombrados aquÍ en mÉxico porque vemos que usted guardÓ la calma. vimos gente que estaba mÁs estresada que usted. >> la seÑora que estaba a mi lado que es la que se escucha la voz me agarra de la pierna y me empieza a apretar. entonces yo le pedÍ que se calmara, pero no sabÍa si atender a la seÑora o grabar

lo Único que tiene segÚn sabemos nosotros es el apartamento que tiene en acapulco. pÚblico. reportero: para sentir a su pÚblico de cerca y especialmente ahora mÁs que nunca decidiÓ hacer algunos cambios dentro de sus presentaciones. maluma: tengo una gira 360, nunca lo habÍa hecho, me gustÓ mucho la experiencia conde le hice una vez en ciudad de mÉxico y toda la idea de hacerlo asÍ porque creo que los fanÁticos se pueden disfrutar desde todos los Ángulos, pantallas gigantes, me van a poder sentir mÁs cerca. reportero: se espera que prÓximo aÑo haga la presentaciÓn de su nueva pelÍcula al lado de jennifer lÓpez. [mÚsica] alan: nunca he visto a maluma en concierto. maity:yo si. raÚl:es increÍble lo que genera. maity: y regresa aquÍ a la ciudad de miami con el antiguo tour, que tiene un nuevo nombre y estaremos pendiente de verlo ahÍ. quÉ bueno que despuÉs de un aÑo de pandemia pueda volver a los escenarios y tener ese contacto. nuevo excellence cool supreme de l'oreal paris y lo mejor de todo es que no se pone anaranjado su nuevo sistema morado matiza el color semana

jorge: se reportan dos muertos y daÑos materiales en acapulco.eÑo tiene la informaciÓn. jessica: el sismo se presentÓ y la tierra se empezÓ a mover con mucha fuerza. los edificios crujÍan, los cables de la luz se mecÍan y algunos reformadores de luz tronaron por el movimiento. el sismo de 7.1 dejÓ a millones de personas a oscuras. >> me sentÍ mareado, salimos a la calle... >> hace cuatro aÑos, en esta fecha, un temblor muy fuerte, bueno, a dios gracias, todo bien. jessica: la falta de electricidad dejÓ a las alturas a quienes viajaban en el cable bus. una aterradora experiencia que durÓ mÁs de un minuto en movimiento y una hora mÁs de espera hasta que volviÓ la luz. gilberto romero grabÓ este vÍdeo y nos confesÓ que pensÓ en la muerte. >> fueron unos segundos, la vida pasa asÍ, como un flashazo, mi madre acababa de morir. jessica: en 1985, gilberto vivÍa junto al hospital juÁrez que fue deshecho por el terremoto. >> no se puede olvidar, es indescriptible... ahora quÉ se va a caer? jessica: el epicentro fue a pocos kilÓmetros del puerto de acapulc

it registered a 7.4, b7 far fro the coastal resort town of acapulco. people more than 200 miles away at mexico city reported shaking that lasted nearly 1 minute. at this point, there is no word of injuries or property damage. >>> president biden traveled to new york and new jersey today to survey hurricane ida's aftermath. he says the ruined neighborhoods are proof that congress needs to hurry up and pass his infrastructure bill. >> i think the country has finally acknowledged the fact that global warming is real, and is moving at an incredible pace. >>> and there were twice as many covid-19 patients in u.s. hospitals this labor day then there were last labor day, before the vaccine was available. it is according to a washington post tracker. >>> with tens of millions of americans now returning from a holiday weekend of travel, hospitals already overwhelmed with unvaccinated patients are bracing for more. in some facilities, e.r. wait times are unprecedented. >> you will never see 4 digits on minutes since checking in. we are 4 digits, thousands of min

hit near the beach resort city of acapulco.ings to rock and sway in mexico city about 230 miles away. the quake caused extensive grand jury and knocked down power lines. at least one man was killed. >>> and president biden is making a push for infrastructure spending and the need to address climate change. he toured destruction yesterday in new york and new jersey after the remnants of hurricane ida triggered flash flooding and tornadoes. he comforted victims and spoke to local officials. >>> it can be terrifying calling 911 in an emergency, especially when you're in a remote location. new technology now pinpoints emergency calls in seconds. dina demetrius explains. >> reporter: the los angeles fire department gets about 1,000 calls a day for help from hoisting hikers to safety to battling wildfires. last april, a pair of los angeles hikers ventured off a trail and got lost. a new technology called what three words led rescuers to their exact location. >> you're going to get a text message, and click on the link, and let me kno

this is video from acapulco. you can see the debris in the streets. the resort's mayor said there are reports of gas leaks and fallen walls. the shaking causing some people to run out to the streets to gather outside. the ground shaking for nearly a minute in some parts of mexico. late tonight we heard from the president of mexico. he said so far there has been no reports of serious damage or injuries. good evening. our other top story, the clock is ticking. the question is, have you voted? >> the big week one week from tonight. the results will be coming in for the recall election that will determine the immediate future of california. it could also shape the political future of governor newsom. with time running out, all sides are breaking out some harsh words and breaking out the heavy hitters. nbc bay area terry mcsweeney reports. >> what this recall is really about, and what is at stake -- >> reporter: governor newsom in the mission district talking about the recall. president biden will be campaigning with governor newsom next week and kamala ha

the rocking and swaying right here taking place some 200 miles from the epicenter near acapulco. trains also felt the impact. and you can see right here in this video just how it was shaking in that area. now the shaking made a mess out of this grocery store. the epicenter happened about ten miles northeast of the resort city of acapulco which is more than 200 miles from the capital. i want to show you some video there. you can see all of the debris in the street. the resort's mayor says that there are reports of gas leaks even fallen walls. meanwhile, in mexico's capital of mexico city, the ground shaking for nearly a minute. and some people briefly evacuating those buildings they were in. many of them quickly went back inside because of the weather you see right there, it's raining. so far no reports of extensive damage. authorities do say that 92 aftershocks were felt in the hours after that initial quake hit. >>> and of course we are no stranger to earthquakes here in the bay area. what you do right after one is really critical. so here's a reminder. first, if you are in a bu

a powerful earthquake struck mexico near the beach resort town acapulco. the 7.2 tremor could be felt in mexico city 200 miles away. at least one death has been reported. >>> an american airlines passenger is under arrest after being caught on video growling like a dog and swearing at flight attendants. a fellow passenger recorded the unruly passenger while on a flight from los angeles to salt lake city. >>> britney spears may soon have control over her own life. the pop icon's father filed a petition to end her 13-year court conservatorship which has dictated all her business and personal decisions. >>> for more news, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. >>> i'm elise preston, cbs news, new york. >>> it's wednesday, september 8th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." breaking overnight, deadly earthquake in mexico. at least one person is killed after a 7.0-magnitude quake hits near the beach resort of acapulco. >>> global warming is real, and it's moving at an incredible pace. >> code red. president biden tours storm-ravaged area

jolt. buildings were damaged, including the control tar acapulco airport. and joe biden says it's time the us got serious about the codes red danger of climate change. he's declared at everybody's crisis while visiting ne in states. it's by how to can ida 45 people were killed in new york and new jersey last week. the storm dumped record and months of rain. and that's the news on our as it will be back in about half an hour, goodbye. the i'll just do the out of the report. a time on the sound of his team. obtain the original 2016 script for the action movie, the misfits, and the revised 2019 script, which was amended after the abu dhabi production company bought the rights there are several key differences between the 2. the originals was pure fiction, as typical hollywood action claim stores said in the exotic car to be in. but the revised screenplays had multiple references to politics and real life event. it mentioned cut off more than $25.00 times. the muslim brotherhood group 11 times linking it to quote, covers the, the new script also mentioned names

panicked people ran into the streets of acapulco and mexico city. buildings swayed nearly 200 miles away from the epicenter. sirens alerted the thousands of people in mexico that the earthquake was coming. sirens and messages over loudspeakers. it's a warning system we do not have here in california. what we do have is the national geological service shake alert. it's a network of thousands of sensors that provide a warning through different media, including cell phones. a seismologist in berkley says it's the best option now given the way california cities are spread out. >> the way to alert most people without blanketing every half-mile square with speakers and sirens is to create these cell phone apps, because it means that we can alert the whole state if we want to. >> some people do raise the issue of equity in a state as large as california, not everyone has access to a cell phone. >>> this saturday marks the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks, and technology is providing answers for the families of two victims. more than their lives

craig struck mexico near the popular beach resort of acapulco. at least one person was killed in the magnitude 7 jolt. buildings were damaged, including the control tower at acapulco airport by going to joe biden says it's time the u. s. got serious about the code. rather danger of climate change is declared it everybody's crisis while visiting northeastern states had by 100 can ida 45 people were killed in new york and new jersey last week. and so folks, we got to listen to the scientists and economists and the national security experts . they all tell us, this is code, read, the nation and the world are in peril, match, not hyperbola. that is a fact. they've been worn in us. the extreme weather would get more extreme over the decade, and we're living in real time now. french doctors and scientists are calling on authorities to protect them against intimidation, into the death threats during the corona virus pandemic. they say they're pleased for help. i've gone unanswered and some doctors have even hard body guards, but least be his father has

at acapulco airport part was cut and some neighborhoods. the travelers were found up to 100 kilometers away, including the capital mexico city. police in brazil have fired tear gas that support the president general sonata as they attempted to storm the supreme court. been unhappy that judges of back to an investigation into both scenarios. handling of the pandemic, the president lashed out of the court while attending a military rally to mark independence day and why my reports. they were warnings before this day of rallies. the prison, enjoyable scenario was undermining brazilian democracy. he's trailing the form of president luis enough fuel to the silver in opinion polls the next year's election, which he says he's not prepared to lose up. we don't want disruption. we don't want to fight with any branch, but we can't accept anybody if it's to distort democracy. we can't accept anybody who puts our freedom at risk. he's referring to the supreme court, which is investigating him and members of his family and corruption charges. his handli

at least one person's been killed as buildings were damaged, including the control tower at acapulco airport par was caught in some neighborhoods. the chalmers were felt up to 100 kilometers away, including the capital mexico city. but then joe biden says it's time the us got serious about the code. red danger of climate change is declared at everybody's crisis. visiting ne, in states head by how to can ida 45 people were killed in new york and new jersey last week. the storm dumped record a months of rain. so folks, regardless of the scientists and economists and the national security experts, they all tell us this is code read. the nation and the world are in peril. that's not hyperbolic. that is a fact. they've been warning us. the extreme weather would get more extreme over the decade and we're living in real time now. alas, owners reporting for manville in new jersey. the bill work stands out in front of his home on main street, sorting through this small mountain of what's left of his possessions. it's everybody blows up it flooded off that was under what this is all based. thi

daÑos materiales, sobre todo en el estado de guerrero donde se localizÓ el epicentro a solo 11 km de acapulco

the magnitude 7 tremor struck near the beach. resort city of acapulco, one person was reported or died in the state of ghetto. the quake was felt in parts of a capital. mexico city it not power in some neighborhoods and some people, st. earlier mexico supreme court decriminalized abortion that rule unanimously, that punishment for temptation is unconstitutional. it means courts and mexico can no longer prosecute abortion cases. police in brazil, 5 tear gas and supporters of president jab both an arrow who are trying to storm the supreme court. they're unhappy that judges of back an investigation into bolts and i was handling of the pandemic. the president lashed out on the quarter rally mocking independence day in the capital was earlier guineas truly does have released political detainees and lifted security restrictions imposed by the acid government comes as the army strengthened this, hold on power, replacing regional governors with military officers. so those were the headlines and he's continues here now just era after witness. thank you. thanks so much and back in the country ab

en acapulco. despuÉs pude hablar con la persona que cuidaba mi casa.si hay daÑos considerables en ese sentido estructural.luego se desgajÓ parte de un cerro en la subida de mi casa asÍ que estÁn incomunicados. se daÑÓ la torre de control del aeropuerto y hubo derrumbes en la carretera, tambiÉn hubo muchos derrumbes. no hay manera de llegar a acapulco y lo mÁs triste y graves es que todos los hospitales quedaron muy daÑados. ahora no hay ningÚn hospital que estÉ funcionando. no han podido atender a los heridos porque quedaran muy daÑados los hospitales. alan: no sÉ dÓnde estÁ la zona de su departamento. muchos vidrios rotos y cuarteaduras en general. hoy se van a mandar a peritos para que hagan su seguro. pero prÁcticamente se recupera. ya regresamos. >> cambiando de un tema a un tema mÁs bonito, alguien mÁs agradable que maribel guardia regresa a la pantalla en un clÁsico corona de lÁgrima, una de las novelas que tuvo un Éxito arrollador. >> maribel guardia estÁ mÁs que lista para regresar a las telenovelas maribel: una novela que me dio muchas satisfa

es que seguirá lloviendo sismo de anoche sacudió el centro y sur de méxico y causó pocos daños en acapulco momento de mucho pánico >> lo malo es que es consecutivo cada septiembre nos da susto >> el sismo de anoche fue 4 años después del terremoto de chiapas re del 2017 qusacudió >> hoy miles de inmigrant recibieron la buena noticia de la extensión del tps , esta prórroga es por 15 meses reclaman que sea permanente >> josé llevaba semanas rmiendo mal >> el temor a quedarme sin papeles >> hoy le devolvióo la esperanza la renovación del permiso los abogados negociaron con la administración biden >> da una extensión por 15 meses hasta diciembre del 2022 y estaría beneficiando a los países de hondas el salvador haití y nicaragua >> julio dice que para su comunidad en los ángeles el tps es una salvación >> el permiso es esenci para estar en el país >> aunque la renovión es un respiro de alivio los benefiados de tps recuerdan al gobierno que no es lo que esperan >> juan es administrador de un edificio en washington dc aunque agradece que no los hayan dejado desamparados esperan que no sea la úim

at a high of $26.00 degrees for central america pretty much from acapulco rate through to manson. neo, we've seen between a 100 to 200 millimeters of rain and heavy falls along that border between mexico and guatemala south and south america. it's unsettled through the pacific coast of columbia spilling into the northwest, the venezuela falling through the venezuelan andes, and further toward the south. that vigorous weather front has punched and sliced into rio de janeiro, dropping your temperatures. that's it for me. the weather, sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 2021 on air or online, be part of the debate or pacific people. the ocean is our identity and the source of well being. we when no help take it off the table, it says shoot inside atmosphere. people are demoralized. they're exhausted and many health care workers are experiencing p t f. d like symptom. jump into this dream and julian global community. if you are online on youtube right now, you can be part of this conversation as well. this stream announces era. ah, this is al jazeera, ah, hello, i'

ana: se dice que estÁ en acapulco y que no estÁ bien de salud.

just 10 miles northeast of acapulco. >> it's 8.10. and still ahead, a deadly car crash caught on camera in the east bay and now neighbors are calling on the city to take action to stop speeding. the streets. and after the break, crews are making progress on the caldor fire. but you're not going to believe just how much is already burned in california. an we're just in the midst of the wildfire season. and skies are beautiful and crystal clear for the vast majority of the bay area. it is going to be a hot day under that sunshine, though, for areas like san jose finding well, into the 90's oakland and san francisco whole lot nicer than other spots only in the 70's. >> talking some triple digits on the map. still ahead. and we certainly had a busy wednesday. several hot spots. we have an accident was still keeping a close eye on on the bay bridge and some other things to tell you about. pl when it comes to flooring, i'm hard to please. so, i go to floor & decor where they don't just know the difference between products, they live for it.

. -- acapulco. residents and tourists were sent into the streets by the earthquake. outages were reported in some areas. you are watching bbc world news america and still to come tonight, we take a look at how the reaction to the september 11 attacks changed the lives of america's muslim community. zimbabwe's government has asked federal employees to get vaccinated against covid-19 or resign. they have fully vaccinated only about 12% of their vaccination, well above the 3% of the continent. >> the statement was made by the justice and legal affairs minister, who said that employees who think they can exercise their constitutional right to choose whether or not they can get vaccinated have it wrong and that the aim was to tackle vaccine hesitancy within the population. there is no african country introducing a law whereby the vaccinations would be mandatory but some exrts are of the opinion that governments can make a case for making these vaccinations compulsory to the population by invoking the public-health acts of these countries, saying it will help in tackling t

this full effect acapulco with a height of 30 top end of south america. we've got our storms through the amazon basin. what day from now is that 34 and that disturbance that was over floor, not the list now off to the south atlantic assault on 34 degrees, but we'll get into the sunshine on sunday morning. yup. to 38 season the weather sponsored by cattle airways voted world's best airline of 2021 on era online. be part of the debate or pacific people. the ocean is our identity and the source of well being. we are the ocean when no help take it off the table. it says shoot inside atmosphere. people are demoralized. they're exhausted and many health care workers are experiencing p t s d like symptoms. jump into this dream and julian global community. if you're online on youtube right now, you can be part of this conversation as well. this stream now is era. ah, this is al jazeera, ah. hello kim. this is the news alive from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes. we're just doing what we need to do to keep the straight insights and protect our national inter

. >>> people in acapulco mexico are cleaning up broken glass and chunks of plaster from the massive magnitudeuake that rocked the seaside resort city just over 24 hours ago, killing at least one person. >> that there was to the north in mexico city, people ran from swaying buildings as transformers blew out. about 1.6 million people lost power for a time, but there was no major damage reported at the capital. >>> the largest confederate statue in the country came down to cheers in richmond, virginia. the 12 ton monument to robert ely had stood for more than 130 years, and the governor ordered its removal 10 days after the death of george floyd. a pair of lawsuits installed the plan for more than a year. >>> 3 months after santa clara county issued a call for 15% water cut, it is clear that some communities are not answering the call. overall, usage was down by about 6% countywide. in july, compared to july of 2019. stanford in palo alto are at or near the 15% goal, but santa clara and mountain view only cut 2%. los altos hills is actually using 5% more water. of conservation doesn't improve,

this is affecting acapulco on monday with a high of 29 degrees off to the desert southwest. we have heat alerts in play for southern areas of california, southern nevada. this does include vegas, but not los angeles, with the high of 30 degrees off to the west coast of canada. we've got some weather moving into the central coast, affecting high to quite otherwise. just a few spits of rain to where the east then and were seen some unsettled conditions, the great lakes, the northeast, to atlanta, canada, halifax for can to see wind gusts 40 to 50 kilometers per our same goes for toronto . on monday, the holiday labor day off to south america for the top in columbia, we've had continuous rain leading to flooding destroying at least 20 homes. and we still see that rain falling on monday through into the northwest to venezuela over the venezuelan andy's for their toward the south. they're sweating it out and it's on the on, at $37.00 degrees. and i think you make it up to 40 in the days to come, wind shift around, we get some thunder storms. so that's going to cool you down to 25

say pretty much from the gulf of mexico rate through to mexico's pacific coast, affecting acapulco u. s. gulf states. okay. we still need the umbrellas here because we've got this wave of moisture moving across some heavier falls can be found through alabama. we may have something tropical trying to develop india by and take care. so here it is on saturday, i'm going to press play. let's see where it goes on sunday, looking like a could crash into newfoundland. this is about a week after we just were dealing with a hurricane there. so something we are watching carefully in time for the west, moisture late in system, spreading rain across british columbia trying to get into alberta 31 degrees in regina, but the weather also seeping down into washington, oregon, and northern portions of california. or of course we've got the colder and dixie wildfires, so this rain desperately need it. the in hong kong has become a dangerous business. one or one east and those who refuse to be silent. for now, is there me ah, al jazeera as a use all i oh dearie, is longer serving president of the 0 with

this is near acapulco. last night. mexico, an earthquake, a big one building swayed even in mexico city. they fell to 200 miles away. at least one person has died. power lines were downed and there were those explosions power's still out to thousands some people evacuated, as you can see here, most quickly went back inside, though. turns out there are no reports of any significant damage. but this was a big one. the usgs says it was a 7 point. oh centered about 10 miles northeast of acapulco. >> all right. 7.10, is that i've still ahead on the kron 4 morning news staff their staffing shortages at the oakland police department has the union out. pointing fingers will tell you what they say is the reason behind their low rates right now for employment. plus a large crowd at covid outbreak in the santa rita county jail in the east bay. how sheriff officials responding to the rise are seeing in cases among inmates. and also apple set to release its latest apple watch. but supplies are expected to be very limited. details c

. >>> developing for you right now, one person confirmed dead after the powerful earthquake near acapulcoor says someone died from falling debris in mexico as you see right there. here's new video for you. this is the second after the 7.0 quake happened. this is a little before k p.m. our time. the chandelier swaying in the town of puebla. some four hours away from the epicenter is where that was happening. meanwhile, the mexico capital of mexico city the ground shook there nearly a minute and some briefly evacuated. many quickly went back inside due to the weather. no reports of extensive damage. authorities say 92 aftershocks were felt in the hours after the initial quake hit. >> a lot of aftershocks. >>> in just under a week, californians will vote on whether to recall governor newsom on not. vice president kamala harris will stop in the bay area to try to help the governor save his job. bob redell joins us live with what we can learn from the ballots that have returned so far. good morning, bob. >> good morning. you'll recall that last month vice president harris was supposed to campa

all of mexico is proven to a few big showers, including acapulco and the pacific coast in south america. as the rain start to think about going back south again, it's hot in the middle between this rain and maybe late winter, right? so suns yonder, 37, then 40 the units, trailer aboriginal children as young as 10 being arrested and locked up in the 1st of 2 special report, $11.00 east investigates trailers indigenous incarceration crime on which is 0. the latest news, as it breaks, the storms spared the worst, her long island, which fear to direct it, but it still whipped up high winds and high ways with detailed coverage. the government themselves are still too risky to send all the children back. not only put them from around the world, hundreds of children have been born to women abused by fighters in addition to social pressure, these can only carry their religion if both parents v ah, they wanted 43000000 pounds worth of weaponry. that was 6000000 pounds in commission. there was no hope of ending more because there's always a small cobble of people for really, really good. in athen

however, next, central america and for the pacific coast of mexico, just aggressive rain acapulco into manns neo can be expected. on tuesday, the top end of south america looks like this persistent rain through the pacific coast of columbia spilling into the northwest of venezuela and were keeping tabs on that cold front. look what it did to the temperature and it's salt. be on it's switch, the wind direction to a south facing when your temperature is at 25 on tuesday, full on sunshine for santiago with the high of 18 degrees. enjoy. that's it for me . he will see you again soon. the who's the no. it's been meet the young river traders, brazil. they can either read nor run that they know how to camp. they're really dangerous, but again with their he'll do anything. just freaking you know, when else the latest news, as it breaks, the concern is that my suits forces are coming round on the mountain ridges. trying to surround this area in order to isolate school with detailed coverage, real power fill live, and how much he takes all the major strategic decision from around the world. the

authorities say there was no major destruction in acapulco.remor did damage some buildings and vehicles, and sent people into the streets. back in this country, work crews in richmond, virginia removed a towering statue of confederate general robert e. lee today. onlookers cheered and chanted as the bronze monument was hoisted off its pedestal in the former capital of the confederacy. it had stood since 1890. >> you know, this isn't the end, but this signifies that we're accepting the past for what it really is. we can't hold the confederacy and people like robert e. lee on statues anymore. >> i'm a native of richmond, i've been here all my life, i'm 60-some years old. and so i've been passing through and seeing this. for it to finally come down man, it's a moment of joy for me. >> woodruff: democratic governor ralph northam ordered the statue's removal, amid nationwide protests after the police killing of george floyd in minneapolis. in economic news, the u.s. federal reserve reports overall activity slowed in july and august amid the covid s

oh centered about 10 miles northeast of acapulco. nearly 200 miles away in mexico city.haking for nearly a full minute. >> 200 miles away. wow. well, there's been an unexpected development in the britney spears fight for freedom. her father, jamie spears has decided to give up and drop his demand for 2 million dollars that he wanted in a settlement and instead he filed paperwork to end the years long conservatorship said he has had over her in the petition. he cites his daughter's, please to control our own life and fortune as the main reasons that he's decided to step down. britney's lawyers say that he is just trying to avoid testifying under oath, but they will take the win and call it a massive legal victory for britney jamie spears has control britney's money for the past 13 years. a judge will now decide whether this will come to an end. the next court hearing is set for september. 29 it's 09:42am. september. 29 it's 09:42am. we'll be right back. (“lovely day” instrumental) my heart failure diagnosis changed my priorities. i want time for the people i love. my hear

the quake centered near the resort city of acapulco where a hotel's pillars collapsed damaging cars. the magnitude 7 earthquake is blamed for at least one death felt 200 miles away panicking riders on a shaking subway platform and sending many into the streets. the threat of a tsunami has already passed. >>> there's growing concern this morning about the taliban's n newly announced government in afghanistan filled with hard-liners and no women. some officials who served in the old reveal have been given similar roles in the new government, and the new interior minister responsible for policing afghanistan is on the fbi's most wanted list with a $5 million bounty on his head. meanwhile, we're learning more about the family who fled over land. the texas mom and her three children reportedly traveled 300 miles through 20 taliban checkpoints paying up to $4,000 per person at every checkpoint. >>> back here at home new fallout in louisiana in the aftermath of hurricane ida. state health officials have revoked the licenses of seven nursing homes that were evacuated as the storm approached.

this is after a powerful earthquake striking near the mexican resort city of acapulco. the state governor in mexico says the victim was killed by falling debris in a nearby qua. this you can seeite here the chandelier swaying in the town of pueblo. some four hours away. >>> meanwhile in mexico's capital of mexico city the ground shook for nearly a minute in some parts. some people evacuated briefly but most of them quickly went back inside because of the wet weather. there are so far no reports of extensive damage and authorities say 92 aftershocks were felt in the hours after that initial quake hit. >>> and now to the trial that we'll be watching very closely, so many places, opening statements in the highly anticipated trial of former silicon valley titan elizabeth holmes begins this morning. you are looking live outside the federal courthouse in san jose and homes has pleaded not guilty to wire fraud conspiracy charges. the founder and former ceo of theranos is accused of defrauding investors with patients and doctors who relied on blood tests conducted by her tech c

few showers and we can see some concentrated rain for the pacific coast of mexico in and around. acapulco stop and south america. you guessed it. we still got our storms falling through the amazon basin here, but further toward the south, a vigorous, sad disturbance, a cold frontier. it's going to slide its way into rio de janeiro, drop the temperature. so if i show you the 3 day forecast, look at this, we go down to 24 by the time friday, growth around. that's it for me. see you soon. the l g 0 recounts the shocking story of the assassination of counts for cabana dot. the 1st you an envoy trying to bring peace to the middle east. how is negotiations with himmler helped save thousands of jews from nazi concentration camps and how these mediation skills put him at the vanguard. and the quest for peace in the middle east. killing the count on elder there. ah, the prime minister ariel, long re fax, the country as chief prosecutor charged over the july assassination of president shipping invoice. ah, how are you doing this is al jazeera live from dough home, also coming up.

it hit 10 miles northeast of the resort town of acapulco at about 9:00 last night. at least one person was killed. there have been more than 200 aftershocks. about 20 miles away in mexico city, some residents ran from buildings fearing collapse, but it turns out there was no major damage there. those explosions lighting up night skies, those are transformers that are blowing. about 1.6 million people are without power, and some scary moments for passengers in the subway. they were inside the train station, and had to lean against the platform walls, praising themselves during the quake. >>> here in the u.s., as recovery efforts continue, the number of dead in the wake of hurricane ida continues to grow. tonight we are learning that the city of new orleans is reporting 11 more deaths tonight, bringing the total to 26. >>> on the fire watch, the massive dixie fire burning across five counties has now scorched through more than 900,000 acres. that is more than double the size of los angeles. the blaze started more than 50 days ago. right now it is 59% contained. >>> pa

damian: yeah, and our hearts and prayers are with the people of acapulco and guerrero. was a big earthquake this past week so we hope that everybody there is doing fine. wanna make sure we mention that. but consul, there's still-- we're still celebrating. i can't believe that we're celebrating el grito one more time. it seems like we just did it not too long ago. remedios: well, yeah, and unfortunately, because of the pandemic, we will celebrate this online through our facebook page, but i invite everyone to connect on september 15 at 5 p.m. and also on september 27 i-- at 5 p.m. why are we doing this year two celebrations, two videos, for that? well, first of all, because we are celebrating the el grito that is the beginning of the independence that in-- the beginning of the war for the independence that was in 1810, so we're celebrating this year the 211th anniversary. but also this year, very big, we are in the bicentennial of the achievement of our independence or of the consummation of the independence and that was september 27, 1821. so this year, 200 years we fin

the beach resorts, city of acapulco, at least one person was killed by a falling post. the quake was felt in parts of mexico city, knocked out power in some areas. and some people on the streets, mexico supreme court has d criminalized abortion. it rule unanimously. the punishment for terminations is unconstitutional. it means court can no longer prosecute abortion cases. there are port saudi led coalition forces and carried out and strikes, targeting, who controlled errors in southwest g. m and the people in media, se plains known to 15 raves on an area near ties airport if confirmed they'd be the 1st attacks on who positions in ties and more than a year. it's believed who use the airport to attack a government military base last month, getting at least 30 soldiers and guineas. qu, leaders have released political detainees and lifted security restrictions imposed by the out. the government becomes of the army, strengthens its hold on power. replacing regional governors with military officers, west african nations due to meet in the coming out of threatened functions, o

we will keep on the tally here in acapulco. market this is morning are lower.reet journal reporting that the u.s. economy is facing a slowdown this month, month of september, st. louis federal reserve president james is still pushing for the federal reserve to dial down pandemic stimulus program despite weak's jobs number that we got on friday. 200,000 jobs in the month of august way lower than expectations. unemployment rate at 5.2%. joining me right now federated hermes steve, great to see you steve, thank you very much for being here. also joining the conversation all morning long is fox business dagen mcdowell and the media reporter and fox news contributor joe concha with us this morning. great to see you. steve, kicking things off with you. your take on what the journal is reporting this morning that we are going to see slowdown on the economy. we were expecting a pickup and in fact, what we were getting weaker than expected data. >> there's been softness and confidence and obviously kind of started with the resurgence of the delta variant and then reinst