ana: yes? man #7: yes. ana: yes? man #8: yes. ana: yes? man #9: yes. ana: really? yes.s"? ana: the fact that i wasn't solid on my numbers. lemonis: people in the room were excited by what was there -- the fact that she was in publix, the fact that they liked the way it tastes. she had had a lot of success, but what people kept saying to her is the same thing i'm saying -- when you get your numbers together, we'll take a look at it. the one thing that i thought you did really well today is for the first time that we've been together, you didn't judge anybody that was asking you questions, and that, to me, was the biggest win. i feel like we've made progress, but in terms of me investing right now, i'm not there yet. ana: okay. i'm okay with "yet." lemonis: well...that's good. ♪♪ i assigned ana a variety of things to do while i was gone. i want her to work on refining the packaging with black dog, and i really want her to get to a conclusion that everybody can live with, including her. ♪♪ i also want her to go back to the drawing board and start working on her numbers to

>> thanks, ana. >>> let's talk about the pandemic now, a game-changing in that fight could be imminent. today pfizer announced its low-dose vaccine is safe for children ages 5 to 11 based on trial data and that it generated a robust anti-body response so just how soon could young kids be getting the shot? here's former fda chief dr. scott gotlieb now on the pfizer board. >> depending on how long the fda takes to review the application whether it's a four-week or six-week review, could you have a vaccine available to children as early as probably by the end of october, perhaps it slips had a little bit into november. >> if this vaccine is authorized for kids 5 to 11, that would make another 28 million people eligible. that's another 9% of the population, a chunk that could get the country much closer to that herd immunity goal. this news comes as the cdc's vaccine experts weigh authorization for a booster dose. they will meet this week to make an official decision. let's go to cnn's kristen holmes. te

ana?na: now the create or of light coin will be more careful about what they tweet in the falls annoyancement about their partnership with wal-mart. charlie lee spoking to wal-mart about the hoax. >> anyone can really start supporting it and affecting it, talking about what's going on with the foundation. what happened was this news got released by global news wire and reuters. and one of our social media guys actually thought it was true because -- because it was reported by reuters. and we tweeted it. and 15 minutes later he moodily saw that it was a fake news. so he gave me that tweet. ana: are there any efforts to make whoever is behind this accountable? liking, if this was a pump and dump effort, can you tracking who -- who is behind it or shhh some how tracking the trader that was involved? >> i'm sure it's possible. i'm sure global news wire is in contact with the person who submitted this news report. so they can try to figure out who did it. in terms of the foundation there,'s not

ana? >> great reporting, josh, and especially dealing with some of those distractions with the protesters that just showed up. appreciate it, josh. >>> new today, a career u.s. diplomat serving as a special envoy to haiti for just two months abruptly resigned in protest of how the u.s. is handling this current surge of haitian migrants in del rio, texas. in his resignation letter daniel foote says, quote, i will not be associated with the united states' inhumane counterproductive decision to deport thousand of haitian refugees. our next guest is a longtime advocate for immigrants from haiti, her homeland. and she's the executive director of family action network movement. thank you for being with us. you've been very critical of what is happening to haitian migrants at the border so as a haitian immigrant to the u.s. yourself, how do these images impact you. what's going through your mind right now? >> thank you, ana, for having me. these images brought back memories of 40 years ago when w

ana?because there's the vaccine mandate for teachers in new york city that was supposed to go into effect today, but a judge temporarily blocked that. what happens next? >> reporter: yeah. teachers were meant to be in the exact same place that nurses are right now with a vaccine mandate, and new york is interesting because it is a test for both teachers and hospital workers. new york doesn't have like many other states have an exemption that if you don't get the vaccine you can get -- you can test out every week and go along on that basis. also we're keeping in mind that the vast majority of teachers are vaccinated, but, again, it is the small number of teachers who are sort of holding up the system, particularly among young kids who many of them cannot get vaccinated yet. a judge on wednesday is meant to look at everything or a circuit court is meant to look at everything on wednesday, and they may have a more final ruling then. the mayor of new york has basically said they will revert to

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ana?'re getting new information about booster shots. tell us what you're hearing from the cdc. >> yeah. the cdc is putting out information about the side effects of booster shots because we've all wondered about that. is it the same for the physical ard second shots. what they found is they are very safe and the side effects in many of us who had the first two shots and are familiar with them really are very similar to the side effects that people felt often after their second shot so, for example, they -- the side effects were mild. they were moderate. they were things like muscle aches, fatigue, headache. of course, pain at the injection site, so all of the things that you heard about with the second shot, that's what people are feeling with the third shot, and no major problems here, just these kinds of mild side effects. ana? >> elizabeth cohen, thank you. we do have some good news regarding new polling showing a surge in his panic and black americans getting vaccinated and cnn's senio

>> ana, let me tell you.ady compromised because the invest back and build back were one bill, but what happened is out of compromise and respect for those who had a difference of opinion of priorities they got separated. >> well, that was speaker pelosi who separated though, right, she's the one who uncouped them and made the self-imposed deadline of when the vote was going to take place today so was that a mistake? >> no, it certainly was not because she was acting as both a legislator and a leader because what happened is the bills were together in our initial -- that was the president's agenda, an infrastructure, what we call the nuts and bolts and then he was advocating for the care economy. they were one bill, but what happened is -- this is before. what happened was the insistence of we wouldn't go on this one and so what was directed is a group of members, senators, not related to any of the jurisdictional committees, just got together and formed this partnership for the invest act, but this was alread

i'm ana cabrera in new york. it's a huge day in the fight against covid of the right now pfizer booster shots can go into tens of millions of arms. the third dose now available at 80,000 locations around the country for people six months past their second dose and who meet this criteria. 65 and older or have an underlying medical condition like diabetes or obesity, have increased risk of exposure to covid like those living in long-term care facilities or frontline workers like doctors and teachers. that last bullet at center of an unusual move by the cdc director. dr. walensky right now holding a covid briefing defending her decision to go against an advisory panel's controversial vote to not include frontline workers in its booster recommendation. president biden this morning backed the cdc director's decision and urged americans who can to go get boosted now. let's get right to the white house. jeff zeleny there. jeff, the plans for the president to speak today came rather last minute, it seemed. >> it did, ana

i'm ana cabrera in new york.ight now president biden is on his way to louisiana where hurricane ida first unleashed on the u.s. more than 800,000 americans there still without power and many without basic necessities. today where ida last hit in the northeast, the devastation and scope of damage is much clearer. at least 48 people killed, 6 are still missing after historic flash flooding and tornados. hundreds rescued from flooded homes and cars. there were at least 10 confirmed tornados across four states. homes simply gone. cnn's pete muntean is where an ef-2 tornado struck in pennsylvania. pete, what kind of damage are you seeing? >> reporter: ana, the officials here are describing this damage as devastating after the ef-2 tornado came through here only less than 48 hours ago. governor tom wolf just finished updating folks here and said that there were hundreds of calls for water rescues. the issue here is not necessarily just flooding, although that has been widespread throughout montgomery county where there

so many questions here, ana. uncertain how they will get resolved and ultimately will it all collapse? that remains to be seen. >> manu raju, thank you so much. let's bring in cnn economics and political commentator cat ran rampell and senior political analyst and former adviser to four presidents david gergen. let's try to simplify this all and why it matters for our viewers. everyday americans are worrying about going to work. they are worried about making rent and paying the bills and now they are supposed to worry about congress paying its bills. what is at stake for viewers at home here? >> there is never a convenient time i would say to have a financial crisis and another recession, but probably now is the least convenient time precisely because of all of the other crises you just mentioned that america is going through. if the united states government cannot pay its bills and, again, these are bills that have already been committed to not new spending. this is about base paying off your u.s. credit card bi

i did reach ana navarro. she told me she's shocked by this, she feels great, she's really glad the vice president is safe. two sources have told cnn's brian stelter that both ana navarro and sunny hostin have subsequently tested negative for covid twice since friday morning. brian todd, cnn, washington. >>> still ahead, some of the migrants who were living under a bridge in del rio, texas, have been sent back to haiti and back to the very issues that caused them to make the long journey to the u.s. to begin with. i wonde'g without its fearless leader. you sure you want to leave that all behind? yeah. stay restless with the rx. crafted by lexus. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. press start and consider the job finished. finish quantum's three-chamber detergent works with bosch's precisionwash technology to clean, degrease and shine every dish, every load. for a sparkling clean, from bosch to finish. can you be free of hair breakage worries? we invited mahault to see for herself that new dove breakage r

ana, milley may be criticized by some who feel he overstepped his authority. but according to woodward and costa, he felt he couldn't trust trump and needed to take all necessary precautions to prevent him from doing something dangerous. he had a phrase for it, woodward and costa write, he called it the darkest moment of theoretical possibility that trump could go rogue. >> and so, jamie, milley's fear about trump doing something untre unpred unpredictable. it came from withdrawing all troops from afghanistan, which, obviously, did not end up happening rnd his watch. it was in a hommemo. >> it didn't happen. donald trump tried. the book reveals milley her had a first-hand experience with trump in effect going rogue on november 11th, just a week after trump loses the election. milley discovers that the president has secretly signed a military order to pull out of afghanistan by january 15th before he's going to leave office. there's just one problem. no one on the national security team, none of his top military advisers knew about the order. it turns out it ha

ana picks up our kocoverage rig now. >>> thanks for being with me. i'm ana cabrera. we're running out of time and the white house running toward a political disaster. they have less than 48 hours to avoid a partial shutdown and avoid a debt default which could happen next month which could be catastrophic to the u.s. economy. minutes ago house speaker nancy pelosi said the house will move forward with legislation to suspend the debt limit, and that is just one of several interconnected and incredibly urgent priorities on congress' plate right now. also on the agenda? the bipartisan infrastructure bill. that is scheduled for a house vote tomorrow. for the moment. there is also the massive $3.5 trillion spending bill, the biggest in history, dealing with the climate, the nation, health care and more. president biden is behind closed doors pressuring democrats who are still not on board with that bill. phil mattingly is at the white house for us, and lauren is on the hill. speaker pelosi wanted the house to vote on that bill tomorrow, but senator joe manchin may have ju

it rhymes with white, ana. so he's saying that legacy -- white people are being replaced. >> which is such a bastion, right, such a pillar for the foundation of donald trump's campaign. make white people feel anger. sew division within americans. make it so that you are feeding into this idea that black and brown people are coming across the border and replacing us. think about jews will not replace us in charlottesville. think about all these things, the manifesto of the man who went to the walmart and shot over 20 latinos, hunted them down in el paso, texas. think of all those things and just how, you know, it was about divide and conquer. and i think that they saw that a winning strategy, making white people feel angry, feel distressed, feel passionately okay to be racist. but, you know, so this is conflating the immigration issue with racism. if it was 20,000 norwegians in the southern border, would tucker carlson be saying the same thing? it happens to be 20,000 black haitians and central americans. and if

i'm ana cabrera in new york. on the left side of your screen a critical meeting underway of vaccine advisers to the fda debating whether americans need covid booster shots. on the other side or coming up next, you'll see capitol hill police about to speak as they prepare for tomorrow's far right rally in support of those charged in the capitol riot. an unclassified briefing warns of potential violence, possibly even today. cnn crime and justice correspondent is on capitol hill. set the scene for us ahead of this law enforcement briefing that we're expecting to happen at any moment now. >> yeah. we're going to hear from the chief of the capitol police. i'm sure there will be other law enforcement officials there as they talk about preparations for tomorrow, what they're hearing, the concerns. we already have some idea from that memo we obtained from dhs which says that the threat still continues. there's this online chatter that's continuing. people wanting to storm the capitol. people wanting to kidnap congress m

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. >>> mientras que santa ana es el primero en orange en implementar esta semana para los ¿empleados yero en hacerse la prueba el viernes pasado cuando se comenzaron a realizar en todo el distrito escolar de santa ana, y lo que mÁs le gusta es que son por el cachete. >>> no sintiÓ dolor ni nada. >>> tiene 7 aÑos. >>> el condado orange tiene 27 distritos escolares, y santa ana tiene mÁs de 24 mil estudiantes. por eso cada padre tiene esta pÁgina web donde puede ir a recursos y donde le muestra la situaciÓn escuela por escuela. >>> cada caso despuÉs de 14 dÍas se borra y se ponen los nuevos. tambiÉn la pÁgina del condado de orange tambiÉn brinda la informaciÓn semanalmente. los padres de familia tienen hasta este viernes para firmar el lÍnea para que sus hijos tengan la prueba de vacunaciÓn cada semana. >>> los padres estÁn contentos que les ofrecemos este recursos. >>> las pruebas semanales de covid-19 son obligatorias si es que quiere que su hijo siga asistiendo a clase en persona. >>> a hablar de las condiciones del tiempo. vemos una toma en vivo viendo hacia san francisco, tal vez es

ana cabrera picks up our coverage right now. >>> hello. i'm ana cabrera. at least 15 people are dead. severe flooding across the northeast and the death toll could climb as first responders are still searching for survivors. water rescues are underway right now. rivers are not done rising. record rain crippling community after community. new york city declaring its first ever flash flood emergency. look at this subway platform. officials say this was a once in a 500-year event. more than 8 inches of rain in just a matter of hours in some places. also in new jersey, a tornado leveling homes. a concrete slab all that remains for some. we have live team coverage ready to bring you every angle. first, let's get to pete in philadelphia. rescues are still happening nearby. pete, that river is still rising. >> that's right. you know, we're maybe only at the beginning of the end here in the philadelphia area. this is the schukyl river. it's at 16 feet and could go to 19 feet as the waters are only now beginning to resurge. the flood warning here in philadelphia en

ana. >> wow. wow.embers don't want to have the vaccine, and they're interacting with those babies. evan mcmorris-santoro, i appreciate your reporting. thank you. well, she did it again, pop star britney spears announcing she is engaged to her long time boyfriend, sam asghari. to celebrate, they showed off the big ring. this engagement comes days after spears' father filed a petition to end his 13 year conservatorship over her estate. during court proceedings, britney expressed a desire to get married and possibly have another kmchild. no word yet on a date for the wedding. the next hearing on the conservatorship is set later this month. >>> california's governor fighting to stay in office, and hours from now, he'll get a boost from president biden. a lot riding on tomorrow's recall vote, what it means for both parties. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your

. >> ana and sunny. >> reporter: co-host sunny hostin and guest host ana navarro asked to step off the set. joy behar then explaining they had just tested positive for covid even though they are both fully vaccinated. >> what happened is that sunny and ana both apparently tested positive for covid. no matter how hard we try, these things happen. >> reporter: kamala harris waiting in another room, later joining the show remotely. her office saying there had been no contact with the hosts before the broadcast. >> i just want to say, i hope that you're in a safe spot right now. we did everything that we could to make sure that you were safe because we value you so much. >> thank you joy and to everyone. listen, sunny and ana are strong women, and i know they're fine, but it really also does speak to the fact that they're vaccinated and vaccines really make all the difference, because otherwise we would be concern about hospitalization and worse. >> the vice president making that point because the hosts were asymptomatic. they had no idea. whit johnson live at a pharmacy, just one of many

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. >> muyuenas noches soy ana y yurka y estoy en la ciudad de miami donde aun se escucha la musica y sees part de los mejores momentos en todos los eventos , nos llena de e emocion al recibir el premio especial salon de la fama de los premios billboard de la musica latina , ydaddy yank se une a las grandes e estrellas como jun gabriel marc anthony y jose jos figueroa logro hablar con el vvamos verlo >> continuamos con la persona que recibio le reconocimiento mas importante de la noche ydadd yankee entras al salon de la fama de los premios billboard de la musica latina como te siente >> me siento numero uno honrado gracias por hacer esto posible a las personas que me han apoyado desde el dia uno a los que creen en mi y gracias hermano me siento bien de verdad que si un feeling que no te puedo de describir >> siempre te he admirado porque has alcanzado el maxima exito los pies siempre han estado pegados a la tierra m maniestaste respeto a los de grandes trayectorias y la nueva generacion eso te hace grande >> siempre respeto a todo el ndo siempre >> yo creo que esa gasolina que hiciste en

ana cabrera picks up coverage right now. >>> hello. thank you for being here. minutes from now we'll hear from president biden and white house officials tell us he'll warn of a country at its inflection point as he pushes his massive economic agenda. his argument? washington can perpetuate the policies and the politics that benefit the nation's wealthy, or it can choose to bolster the lower and middle class now languishing in pandemic uncertainty. but even some democrats aren't sold on the president's economic package, and the $3.5 trillion price tag. this would be a historic expansion of the social safety yet that could touch almost every american. and i want to bring in u.s. commerce secretary. madame secretary, the president's build back better plan is critical to his economic agenda. what will be different about his remarks today? >> well, i think you'll hear the president really make the case with the sense of urgency, and he is insistent and right this this is a moment now we have to meet the moment and make these bold investments. i can tell you from my

. >> ana and sunny have to leave. >> more information later. it's a tease. >> we'll tell you why in a couple minutes. shall i introduce the vice president? >> yes. >> okay. so vice president -- >> no. >> shall we dance? let's do a tap dance. [ laughter ] >> what happened is that sunny and ana both apparently tested positive for covid no matter how hard we try of these things happening, they probably have a breakthrough case and they'll be okay, i'm sure, because they're both vaccinated. >> now vp harris did the interview from another room after the positive test and did not come into contact with sunny or ana during the show. sources say later in the day both of them tested negative on two different types of covid tests. ana describing the experience to anderson cooper earlier tonight. >> we had just been told in our ears and we're like what did you just say? did i just hear you right? and this is in the middle of live tv. and as you know, anderson, the show must go on. >> and indeed it did. joining me now to discuss cnn medical analyst dr. jon

let's discuss now with ana navarro and scott jennings. good evening to both of you.good to see you. let's get into this. ana, this doj suit against the abortion ban is coming days after governor greg abbott signed voting restrictions into law. tonight abbott is saying he will fight back against biden's vaccine mandate. texas has always been conservative, but these actions move the state clearly more to the right. is this a head-to-head showdown with the biden administration, do you think? >> oh, i think so. look, it's obvious that it's a head-to-head, but there's now a lawsuit. you can't get more confrontational in tangible ways than that. look, i think the biden administration had no choice but to do this because the supreme court didn't take it up when it could have taken it up. so there's a decision coming up on this, and i think, you know, there was also a need for the biden administration to do this because really so many people in texas and across the nation watching this are in distress. look, the approval ratings on abortion have changed not to the same level

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. >> ana and -- >> we're going to bring you in later. >> okay. >> and we'll tell you why. >> more information later. it's a tease. >> we'll tell you why in a couple of minutes. >> a covid scare plays out on the air at "the view" as they await vice president kamala harris. today, new questions about the testing that caused that wild scene. >>> we're going to begin on capitol hill where white house officials are warning government agencies to prepare for a possible shutdown. democrats are scrambling to pass several major pieces of legislation, including the president's infrastructure bill. nbc's julie tsirkin is starting us off here. the "washington post" reports that although democrats are publicly staying the course, they're privately acknowledging they're not going to win over any republicans and they need to figure out other measures to fund the government. is that what you're hearing? >> reporter: yeah, lindsey, that's exactly what we're hearing here and it's not hard to figure out that democrats won't have enough republican support to pass this procedural vote they're going to take on mon

muchos de los damnificados en nueva york podrÁn usar un fondo de ayuda ana mudarse o para reparar sus. esta familia todavÍa no tiene una casa. >> es lo que nos quedÓ o mÁs bien lo que hay. reportera: la gobernadora dijo que los indocumentados podrÍan recibir para el gasto de viviendas. >> si tiene forma de demostrar que sucediÓ algo, le van a dar la ayuda. >> cualquier ayuda que da llegar serÍa muy importante para nosotros. reportera: la ayuda se podrÁ solicitar llamando a la oficina estatal para nuevos americanos. carranza, univisiÓn. patricia: en gobierno del presidente biden pretende proteger a los dreamers. se pidiÓ al congreso que actÚen para proporcionar a los dreamers el estatus legal que merecen. lourdes: el presidente joe biden se puso la tercera dosis a la vista de todos. la fda y el cdc dijeron que los resultados sean seguros y eficaces. algunos no estÁn de acuerdo con requerir que exigir que algunas personas se vacunen >> hay enfermeras que cuidan a personas mayores. >> esto es una opciÓn. >> esperan presentar los datos en cuestiÓn de dÍas. >> si la aprueban estaremos list

what happened is that sunny and ana both apparently tested positive for covid.matter how hard we try, these things happen. they probably have a breakthrough case, and they'll be okay, i'm sure, because they're both vaccinated. >> the vice president did the interview from another room after those positive tests. she did not come into contact with either sunny hostin or ana navarro before the show. now, later in the day, both those women tested negative on two different types of covid tests. >>> now, u.s. pharmacies are now scheduling pfizer vaccine booster shots for those who qualify. drugstore chains like cvs and walgreens are making the extra doses available following cdc clearance early on friday morning. the agency's director split with her own vaccine advisers to support boosters for people whose occupations put them at high risk for catching covid. but she admitted to cnn's erin burnett that the differing recommendations do cause confusion. >> it was all very scientifically driven and transparent, and then my decision was after speaking with the scientists

what are these baseless claims about, ana? >> i think the truth is african-americans and hispanics got a slow start. look, you can't blame our communities for getting a slow start, okay? there's a lot of experiments, a lot of historical baggage that we are carrying. so i think that for a large portion of hispanics and african-americans, they said, okay, let's see what happens with the white people, let's see what happens with the rich white people, if they don't grow horns and they don't grow tails, we're going to get them. and we're seeing that that is happening. the amount of hispanics that are getting it, has increased by double digits. it's been a dramatic increase for african-americans in the last several months as well. credit is due to churches, to community centers, to community leaders, to all sorts of people, spokespeople, doctors in those communities, who have reached out and gone into the community and tried to convince people to do this. and also, don, let's remember, there was no access for poor black and brown p

there was ana alert sent out around 3:00 this morning, it was around 3:11 it.dents and anonymous and nonspec ld of an threat on campus. university pd is investigating. there are no in person classes until 10:00 this morning. remote work. students on campus. more information in the next hour or so will keep you posted both online and on air. with relieve in san francisco this morning. >>> here is a look at our sunrise. the floor director calls the sunrise views beautiful. as we head through the afternoon we will see plenty of sun. daytime highs warmer compared to yesterday but still below average for this time of year. low 60's at the coast. mid to upper 60's. upper 60's to upper 70's and low 70's, low 80's this afternoon. plenty of sun for today. with regoing to see breezy conditions, especially along the coast with the westerly winds and up in the higher elevations and breezy off shore winds will be watching in the hills, the east bay hills and north bay mountains for the dry off shore nds ase thwe go through the afternoon. let's check in with gianna. >> good

i'm ana cabrera in new york. thank you for being with us. will this end it?ight now, president biden is working out the final details of his new six-point plan out of the pandemic, a splan he's set o unveil tomorrow. mandates on testing will be included. how different will this strategy look? critical questions as the delta variant raises new alarm among kids. right now, more than 1 in 4 weekly covid cases are in children. pediatric hospitalizations are also at an all-time high. let's begin with cnn senior medical correspondent elizabeth cullen. the president's goal is to provide the clearest path out of the pandemic. what more are we learning about what we might say? >> we don't know exactly what he's going to say, but cnn has learned sort of in broad brush strokes what are some of the possibilities of where he will go with a new plan. this summer, things have just gotten pretty bad, so there is a need to turn this ship around. let's take a look at some of these general categories, if you will. it is possible that the biden administration could emphasize man

come the vicident.ore they were l e resus re inaccurate. >> i'm thrilled to report that sunny and ana's friday results turned out to be false positives and everyone is safe. healthy. and covid free. >> that is good news. simply reflects what so many millions of americans have gone through with these tests along the way. i want to bring in eva now. i want to get back to children and pfizer's plan to submit this trial data, because it's crucial. 5 to 11 years old. they say they're going to submit it within days, so how quickly could all of this move? >> reporter: we're being told, within weeks, not months, david. and when pfizer comes out with this new data, we expect to learn specific numbers about how effective the vaccine is within this age group. we already know that 5 to 11-year-olds will get one-third of the adult dose. david? >> eva pilgrim with us again tonight. thank you, eva. >>> now to those high stakes showdowns on capitol hill this week on president biden's domestic agenda. the house was supposed to vote on that $1 trillion bipartisan inf infrastructure bill today. speaker pe

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ana cabrera picks up right now. >>> hello. thanks for being with me. a six-pillar plan, one goal. and the pandemic. the president set to lay out his strategy just hours from now with a speech that comes just nine weeks after he declared independence from covid-19. on july 4th the u.s. was averaging 12,000 new cases and 200 deaths a day. then delta. and this is where we are now. an average of 150,000 new cases a day. 1500 americans nearly all unvaccinated, dying daily. and children, they are now being infected and hospitalized at higher rates than ever before. will the president's new plan get the country back on track? we know vaccine mandates for federal workers are in this plan, but does that go far enough? will it get us to will dr. fauci says we need to be? saying in a country of our size, you can't be hanging around and having 100,000 infections a day. you've got to get well below 10,000 before you start feeling comfortable. let's begin with our senior medical correspondent. dr. fauci saying 10,000 cases a day or under to feel comfortable. how does he think we get there? >> y

make no mistake, ana. these are domestic terrorist organizations.the united states, his campaign manager is actually the director or organizer of this event that's scheduled for january 18th. so, we have, in fact, a situation in this country that is untenable, and it's going to take all of law enforcement to come together to dig out from this morass of anarchists and persons that want to do harm to those who are governing our country. and i think we've got a long road to go, but this committee, this select committee's work is just beginning, and what they've already uncovered would indicate that we have a lot of work to do. >> and for our viewers who may not know, this upcoming rally is a rally in support of the insurrection. members of congress themselves as recently as july 27th publicly protesting the treatment of those arrested in connection to january 6th. congresswoman, how are these rally goers, some 500-plus, we're told, are expected, how are they supposed to interpret that? >> i think that they have one focus, and that is to create an envir

glad to hear ana is doing well. joining us now, former cdc director dr. tom frieden. dr. frieden, thanks for coming on. let's talk about the booster shots. after all the turbulence and the decision-making process here, how helpful do you think the boosters will actually be? >> well, the bottom line, dan, is still that the reason we're seeing lots of people in hospitals and still more than a thousand, more than 1,500 deaths every day in this country is because there are so many people who are not yet vaccinated, so the single most important thing we can do is get people who haven't been vaccinated vaccinated. but it does seem that boosters may be important, particularly a month ago there was a recommendation for anyone who is immunosuppressed to get one and now in the past week a recommendation for those over 65, those working where they put others at risk, health care workers, people in correctional facilities, people in homeless shelters, frontline workers so this is a way of doing what we can for those pandemic, but also we have to understand that vaccines are super eff

en anticipaciÓn a este estreno conversÉ con la chica latina ana de armas. ana, cÓmo estÁs?as escenas fue alta, tampoco tuve mucho tiempo para entrenar. solamente tuve tres semanas. aprenderlas coreografÍas, tratar de no herir a nadie. aprender a disparar las armas, fue bastante complejo y muy intenso pero fue una parte del proceso que disfrutÉ mucho me pareciÓ divertido. luego ya en el set estaba sÚper cÓmoda y feliz y en mejores manos imposible. maity: y de un principio hubo esa quÍmica. con este elenco tambiÉn vi que habÍa mucha buena camaraderÍa. quÉ opinas de que la nueva chica bond? ana: esta pelÍcula es muy emocionante por muchas razones. es la Última pelÍcula de daniel, haber estado ahÍ para mÍ el Último dÍa y haber presenciadola emociÓn tan grande que se sintiÓ, que todos sentimos cuando Él se estaba despidiendo, fue un momento inolvidable. creo que es un momento de celebrarlo a Él y el personaje tan increÍble y humano que ha hecho por 5 pelÍculas que han sido 15 aÑos de su vida. tenemos que celebrar esta pelÍcula y a Él, y el futuro dirÁ. maity: mucha suerte Éxito

reportera: nos encontramos con doÑa ana, que dijo que hace pocos dÍas le robaron el catalizador de suuede costar a uno la vida. da mucho coraje en el momento. uno trabaja duro y alguien viene a llevarse las cosas. viven de nosotros. reportera: ante un robo, las autoridades recomiendan no enfrentarse a los delincuentes y tratar de detallar caracterÍsticas de los delincuentes pero evitando el contacto visual. >> vale mÁs la vida. lo material se recupera. yo los dejo. reportera: en este caso, el departamento de policÍa de fremont aconseja a los residentes comunicarse con ellos ante un caso parecido. feliz noche. ramÓn: gracias. la policÍa de san josÉ arrestÓ al sospechoso que se atrincherÓ en una residencia en east santa clara. se desconoce el motivo del incidente y la identidad del responsable. la policÍa pide ayuda para detener a un sospechoso que provocÓ un accidente con un auto bmw negro. el hombre impactÓ otros carros en la escena y provocÓ la muerte de una persona. ya van 41 muertes por accidentes de trÁnsitos en san josÉ. >> si es un accidente, tienen que parar. no se pueden ir. e

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