ana cabrera picks up msnbc's coverage right now. >>> right now on "ana cabrera reports," new reaction from hamas to the killing of its leader, as israel faces renewed pressure to pursue peace following the hamas chief's death. we're live in the region. >>> 18 days to go. the presidential candidates descending on michigan today. their plans to campaign just miles apart. >>> plus, is this thing on? trump pulls out his best material for a charity dinner, but some of the jokes didn't quite land. >> i'm surprised that bill de blasio was able to make it. he was a terrible mayor, i don't give a [ bleep ]. >> and new evidence set to be unsealed today in trump's federal case after trump tried to claim election interference. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning, and happy friday to you. it is 10:00 eastern, 7:00 a.m. pacific. i'm ana cabrera reporting from new york. we begin with the first public response from hamas, defiant after the killing of its leader by israel. a senior member of the organization telling nbc news hamas would only become stronger after the death of yahya sinwar, the architect of the octob

ana?n mclaughlin, thank you for that reporting. >>> colonel, let's talk more about this new defense system and the american troops that just arrived in israel. what do you see as their role? >> they fill a vital gap in defense against ballistic missiles, which iran has plenty and has been lobbing at israel for quite some time. and it intercepts these missiles from the apex of their trajectory all the way down to the ground. this is -- these are missiles, iranian missiles which are extremely fast. and the thad system which we're deploying now to israel will close that gap and permit israel to defend against these. they don't have explosive warheads. they're kinetic energy rounds. they intercept with great accuracy these incoming missiles and destroy them at impact, ana. >> the u.s. has been trying to cool off some of the tensions in the region. if israel is now focusing on military targets in iran as opposed to nuclear or oil facilities, does it look like the efforts to de-escalate are work

ana, they are stressing this.or people in this area it is so important to listen because, remember, when we talk about those deaths, many of them were in zone a mandatory evacuation and because of debris concerns, we have all kinds of debris left over from hurricane helene, they are working 24/7 around the clock to clear the debris, but what would normally take months they have days to do. these rescuers who were out working through the night in hurricane helene doing these water rescues, they said they will not be doing that again during hurricane milton. so this is why it is so important to use today, use tomorrow to leave while you still can. >> i sure hope those sandbags do what they need to do and everybody gets out who are in harm's way. thank you very much, marissa parra and michelle grossman. >>> um next on "ana cabrera reports," what vice president harris says about benjamin netanyahu as israel faces mounting international pressure over its fight in gaza. could america's role in the region shift? >>> and

>> reporter: hey there, ana.l, according to a statement released be i the israeli military, they're investigating the possibility that the leader of hamas was killed during an israeli military operation in gaza, according to that statement, in an unspecified location of the gaza strip, they say the israeli military entered the building and three militants were killed inside. they're looking at the possibility that one of the militants was, in fact, sinwar, although they cannot verify that. it is not confirmed at this point. it is what they are looking at. if confirmed, this is a significant blow to hamas terror organization. he's seen as the architect of the october 7th terror attacks. worth noting that, according to the israeli military, no israeli hostages were found in that building where those militants were killed. we heard from the israel defense minister on x tweet "chase the enemy and they will fall on your sword, we will reach every terrorist and eliminate him. we know that israeli officials have made th

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i'm ana cabrera reporting from new york.st 15 days left in the campaign and the states that could decide it are still a coin flip. a new washington post poll shows kamala harris ahead of donald trump by just one point in seven battlegrounds, 49-48, within the margin of error and every individual state is also a margin of error race. similar to tight margins in other polls that are clearly informing the campaign itineraries, today the vice president blitzes three blue wall states and the former president heads to north carolina after he delivered a notably vulgar campaign message this weekend with an anecdote about golfing legend arnold palmer's genitalia and using profanity to describe vice president harris. >> this man was strong and tough, and i refuse to say it, but when he took showers with the other pros they came out of there and they said oh, my god. that's unbelievable. [ laughter ] >> tell kamala harris that you've had enough, that you just can't take it anymore. we can't stand you, you're a [ bleep ] vice president

>> ana, good morning. after weeks of misinformation and false reports about the federal government's response in western north killer carol, things have taken a dangerous turn. in fact, over the weekend fema officials released a statement saying they've made operational changes to protect staff, and if you look behind me, we're at a disaster recovery center, just one of four in the state, and i am told there has been a steady stream of people saking aid over last week when they opened. ? this morning, growing safety fears for government workers and supporting recovery efforts from helene. fema has advised all federal r sponders in rther ford county, north carolina to stand down and evacuate the county immediately. saying they were out hunting fema. nbc news not seen the emails cited by the post and it's unclear whether the threat mentioned was seen as credible. north carolina republican congressman chuck edwards addressing the reported threats on msnbc. >> we had two counties with folks reported with diffe

ana?kelly o'donnell and vaughn hillyard, thank you, guys. as we see the harris campaign really target the voters there in wisconsin today, michigan yesterday, pennsylvania coming up, i'm just wondering how concerned should they be about the signs they may not seal the deal in one or two of the blue wall states? >> they know that the blue wall is the clearest and cleanest pathway to 270 electoral votes, which is what the election is all about. kamala harris is ahead consistently in all of the highly credible independent polls at the national level by anywhere between two, three and four points. but they know 270 is the magic number. they are built, in fact, for this race in those close states with the close races. if you look at the intangibles that the harris campaign is centering their entire effort around, having more money, having a superior field operation, which they have been building out methodically in each of these three states, and then as you mentioned earlier, trying to find a

>> reporter: hey, good morning, ana. despair, desperation is one of the best ways to characterize what we have been seeing here on the ground here and a necessity being met. this is a water distribution site here in the city of asheville. residents telling me that's among their biggest needs now. people are able to come here and fill up five gallons at a time with this 6,000 gallon tanker here. this line was around the corner, people have been coming and going here at this hour, if you don't have a container, they have little gallons that you can take home. we have been asking about the federal response here, we did speak with the fema administrator yesterday who said they're here, they have 1200 personnel on the ground, dispersed through this region, they're trying to get to everyone as fast as they can. the administrator telling me they're not sure, they know this is a heavy lift here in this community, i asked her point blank if her commitment was to reach to every one of the impacted areas and she said yes. i pressed

[canta] ana: una guitarra, no? [risas] alan: ganas de cantar ana bÁrbara.ia: no estoy de acuerdo. a pesar que tengo mucha confianza con mi hija, mi hija confÍan mÍ. no le creo ningÚn tipo de temor de esconderme algo, pero sÍ hay que espiar a los hijos. hay que estar espiando, chequear el cÍrculo que tienen. mÁs que todo no a ella, sino tambiÉn a sus amistades con quien estÁn hablando. karla: te puedes fijar su telÉfono por ejemplo. kenia: totalmente. chequeo todo. especialmente, cuando se va dormir es cuando aprovecho. karla: hay una aplicaciÓn que se llama 360. te permite saber dÓnde estÁn sus hijos. no la tienes? kenia: no la tengo porque yo sÉ dÓnde estÁ. tiene 12 aÑos. karl a: vamos con betty que es maestra y madre. quÉ opinas? betty: creo que como madre la responsabilidad de nuestros hijos estÁ al alcance y tenemos que siempre buscarÉ ese espacio para comunicar y ver quÉ estÁn haciendo. si a un menor de edad que va a tomar decisiones sola o sÓlo, quÉ puede pasar?no estÁn capacitados. nosotros como padres tenemos que ver cuÁles son las conversaciones y

i'm ana cabrera.ay, a dead heat in the polls and the pennsylvania duel that could break the tie. vice president harris and former president trump will both be in battleground pennsylvania today. the vice president goes to erie, a county that has mirrored the owcome of the entire state in four straight elections. it's her seventh visit to western pennsylvania this campaign. as trump heads east outside philadelphia. a latest nbc news poll explains the intense focus on that keystone state. harris and trump are tied nationally at 48% among registered voters. nbc news national political correspondent steve kornacki is ready with the numbers at the big board. dasha burns is in pennsylvania ahead of trump's event and also with us, msnbc political analyst and former republican congressman david jolly. and bloomberg white house correspondent akayla guardner. steve, we'll only get a few more of these big polls. what diz this show? >> a shift from our last poll in september. again, the tie here in our new poll,

ana, i think it's because he's done it before, right?said, since 2012, ohio has consistently voted republican overall. but yet you have someone like senator brown, who has continued to grab the vote. each of those elections, now in his bid for his fourth term, he is once again banking on what has happened over the last several years. although, as you said, this is one that is virtually tied. i mean, this is a close race in all the polls that we've seen. but in 2018, senator brown grabbed 53.5% of the vote over his challenger. in 2020, president trump had that same amount over president biden here in ohio. i think that he'll be relying on purple counties. as you said, ohio, a red state now, but you still have those pockets of counties that are either blue or even purple. we're here in cuyahoga county in cleveland. this is a reliably blue county. over to our west, you have lorraine county, that was pretty tight in the last couple of presidential elections, a close margin. it will be a county like that. it will be a county like in here in n

>> good morning, ana.partment of homeland security are warning in the intelligence bulletin of the heightened risk of lone wolf attacks by domestic extremists motivated by election-related conspiracy theories, including beliefs in widespread voter fraud and the hatred of political opponent. this will surprise no one paying attention, but it's significant the agencies are putting this out to local law enforcement a week before the election. the new, unclassified bulletin says the goal of these attacks would be to terrorize and disrupt the vote. to be clear, this document does not describe intelligence about a specific threat. it talks about a general atmosphere of anger and misinformation that could prompt unstable people to engage in threats or violence. we've already seen arrests. a man in philadelphia threatened to skin election workers alive. last week, police in phoenix arrested a mailbox buyer who damaged 20 ballots. the report identified potential targets of violence, including candidates, elected of

ana cabrera picks up the coverage now. >>> right now on "ana cabrera reports," one week to go. donald trump to address the press in minutes from mar-a-lago as the fallout over racist remarks at the rally causes upheaval for his campaign. >>> plus, kamala harris set to give her closing argument tonight. her message from the same spot where trump spoke on january 6th. >>> also, trump goes after one of the most popular democratic surrogates. his new hit on former first lady michelle obama. >>> later, coordinated and connected. police linking fires at ballot boxes as concerns grow about election security. ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> good morning, it's 10:00 eastern, 7:00 a.m. pacific. i'm ana cabrera in new york. >>> in a full circle moment the focus is back on the same controversy that surrounded donald trump when he first launched a white house bid over nine years ago. rhetoric that demonizes hispanic people. this time days of backlash after a comedian's racist joke about puerto rico at a trump rally. in moments trump will speak from mar-a-lago. likely in an effort to contain the damage. we'll mon

>> typically, it's not, ana.onald trump did have a big opportunity after that prominent assassination attempt in july to garner all of that good will that existed for him in the country at the time, from all across the political spectrum. he had the opportunity to pivot. he said he would, and i think he really thought about it, but at the end of the day, he snapped back to who he has always been, someone who wants to divide and conquer and max out his base. big contrast there with harris, today going to fox news, not a comfortable place for her. also meeting with republicans and showcasing republican support. so both of these candidates are desperately trying to just get across the finish line. donald trump is doing it by going back to the well, his tried and true strategy, which hasn't really worked most of the time. he's lost three consecutive general elections when you think about what happened in '18, '20, and '22. and kamala harris trying to welcome some of those trump skeptical republicans into her coalitio

>> reporter: absolutely, ana.i think you might be able to hear the sort of rumble behind me and that's the israeli artillery going into the hreb lebanese border. it knew it was risking the possibility that iran would, as richard said, it would have no choice but to swing in behind and support its most powerful proxy, hezbollah. according to u.s. officials iran has made that decision in just the last hour, the chief spokesmen of the military made a statement, and he said at this point israel has not detected any missile launches from iran. he said, as you can imagine, israel's air defenses are at peak readiness and warplanes are in the sky already ready to intercept the incoming missiles if they do come. we are, as richard said, potentially looking at a snap back to what happened in april when you had this coalition of american, israeli, european nations with some support from arab states, some of whom israel does not have relations with, they were able to shoot down the incoming wave of 300 missiles, drones and cr

ana cabrera picks up the coverage right now. >>> right now on "ana cabrera reports," donald trump lashing out, angered by a bomb shell court filing by the special counsel. the new evidence laid out by jack smith who said trump resorted to crimes to stay in power. >>> unlikely allies, liz cheney hitting the road with vp kamala harris, taking her pitch to the birthplace of the republican party. >>> also ahead, helene's aftermath, the president heading back to the southeast to view more damage as the storm's death toll climbs again. >>> and israel's deepest strikes into lebanon yet. this as israel prepares to respond to the missile barrage from iran. >>> good morning, it is 10:00 a.m. eastern, 7:00 a.m. pacific. thanks for joining us. i'm ana cabrera reporting from new york. and with just about a month until election day, americans are seeing a trove of previously unreleased evidence in a special counsel's election interference case against donald trump. through 165 pages, jack smith details several layers of trump's alleged scheme to overturn the 2020 election results. the crux of the prose

los saludo desde ana marÍa islas, que quedÓ destruida tras el paso del huracÁn "milton".dos que volvieron a sus casas en la costa este de florida, sÓlo encontraron escombros. la cifra de muertos ha aumentado a 17 personas. socorristas han realizado mÁs de 1000 rescates y siguen buscando a personas atrapadas entre los escombros. reportera: el brillo de la isla malachey en florida se ve opacado por los destrozos de las naturalezas, sus populares propiedades coloridas de influencia artÍstica por la que es conocida quedaron sumergida entre la devastaciÓn que dejÓ el huracÁn "milton" y un tornado. juan martÍnez dice que esta es una historia de nunca acabar. hace 2 aÑos experimentÓ el huracÁn ian, en las Últimas semanas el ine y "milton". >> andamos limpiando lo que hay hemos hecho, pero estamos viendo que toda el agua se la llevÓ. estamos recogiendo basura y todo es. reportera: josep martÍnez, con equipos especializados extrae unos 3 pies de agua de la marejada. >> la tengo aquÍ mismo, adentro de la casa tambiÉn. reportero: los residentes de muchas viviendas no han podido rega

>> john twigs and ana rowel. >> good evening. i'm ana rowel. john: and i'm john twigs. ana: we have the qualifying candidates in our studio tonight. you can read our inclusion statement on montanau.s..org. joining us tonight is john test and tim sheehy. john: each candidate will have 90 seconds. afterwards, there will be a follow-up question with a chance for rebuttal, follow-up questions and direct exchanges. and we will follow our night with a closing statement. ana: and candidates will be fact checked tonight. john: let's get started. we're going begin with what's top of mind and that's the economy. recent news shows an improvement. but the market isn't working for most of our citizens. so the question for the two of you to start tonight is what to you think is the root of the problem and should the federal government get involved in the solution or will the market correct itselfs? we're going to start with senator sheehy. tim: housing from coast to coast is a huge issue especially for montanans especially as we've seen an influx of people. shouse getting more out of

. ♪ austedo xr ♪ >>> right now on "ana cabera reports," 13 days to go.trump unleashing new personal attacks against vp harris. even as he faces a flurry of fresh headlines questioning his fitness for office, including a new warning from trump's longest-serving chief of staff, saying the former president meets the very definition of a fascist. >>> plus, bombshell reporting from "the atlantic" revealing trump wanted, quote, generals like hitler had, and used a slur when talking about a murdered service member. >>> also ahead, vice president harris sits down with nbc news. what she said about the possibility trump could attempt a repeat of january 6th. >> do you have teams ready to go? are you thinking about that as a possibility? >>> hello, and thanks for joining us. it's 10:00 eastern, 7:00 a.m. pacific. i'm ana cabrera, reporting from new york. 13 days left in the 2024 race. at the forefront of the closing campaign discussion, donald trump's fitness for office, and his repeated signals that he'll refuse to abide by basic democratic norms, to the point th

>> hey, ana.been criticizing fema's hurricane helene response. in some cases claiming that false funding that was meant for hurricane disaster victims has been diverted to migrants. now the head of fema is pushing back. take a look. >> reporter: the head of fema attempting to set the record straight after her and has been related accused of inadequate response to hurricane helene by former president trump. >> kamala spent all of her fema money, billions of dollars for housing on illegal migrants. >> she responded on cnn. >> it's false and no funding has been taken from the disaster relief funds. >> the last two weeks fema has distributed $1 million to shelter migrants in cities across the u.s. but the white house and fema both say that is a separate deposit program, not for disaster relief adding no funds have been diverted. it comes assess the federal government rushes to prepare florida for a second hurricane. governor ron desantis saying on monday the government is working with his state. >> we

. >>> right now on "ana cabrera reports" deep in the heart of texas. vice president harris and former president trump both stumping in the lone star state today, with just 11 days to go. trump's key interview there and why harris is spending this critical stretch in a red state. >>> plus, the stunning gender gap among the youngest voters. what gen-z voters are saying about the issues. >>> then, never happened. trump denying new reports he praised hitler in office. could those stories sway voters? >>> later, will the menendez brothers go free? a potential resentencing after decades in prison. ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> hello. happy friday. it's 10:00 eastern, 7:00 a.m. pacific. i'm ana cabrera. kamala harris and donald trump take their last pitches to texas. not exactly a swing state. in the spotlight due to reproductive rights. vice president harris will highlight that issue at a rally in houston alongside beyonce. while trump will be in austin, texas, talking about his go-to issue, immigration. they'll both record major podcast interviews. harris with renee brown. tru

>> reporter: yeah, ana.ecution was halted only about an hour and a half before it was set to get underway, and it led to a ton of legal back and forth into the night. to understand, you have to go back to the day before this execution happened. when the texas house committee -- a texas house committee subpoenaed robert roberson to testify before them. on the day of this execution, yesterday, they appealed to a judge and they said, you cannot allow this execution to go forward. we have the power to subpoena. he is under a subpoena. he cannot be executed. and a lower court judge agreed and issued a temporary restraining order. but then the texas attorney general appealed. the court of appeals sided with him. and ultimately late last night, this made it all the way up to the texas supreme court who ruled that that temporary restraining order would stand, the execution would be halted. when roberson learned of this, he praised god and thanked his supporters. and he has maintained his innocence through all of thi

pero ana luisa nos dice que ella no estaba ahí cuando el equipo hizo esa advertencia.rcoles y vía telefónica nos dijo que enfrenta multas de 3.000 $ y que tiene un plazo de 30 días para pagarlas. dinero que dice ella no tiene. bueno, y las autoridades de san francisco señalaron que la venta ambulante sin licencia ha aumentado desde la pandemia y reiteraron que es su deber proteger la salud del público. también dijeron que los empleados de la ciudad comúnmente enfrentan agresiones durante estos operativos. muchísimas gracias natalia, y la verdad es que las imágenes son bastante fuertes, pero quería hacerte una pregunta más se conocen los datos de los resultados de estos operativos? sí, de hecho, justamente hoy las autoridades revelaron que hasta el mes de julio de este año han decomisado 52 carritos, realizaron 11 arrestos y cerca de 100 multas en lo que va del año. muchísimas gracias por ese completo informe, natalia. gracias. vamos a cambiar de información porque atormentada por la incertidumbre, una familia del sur de la bahía pide respuestas. después de que dicen qu

pero ana luisa nos dice que ella no estaba ahí cuando el equipo hizo esa advertencia. y que tiene un plazo de 30 días para pagarlas. dinero que dice ella no tiene. nathalie, gracias por estas imágenes. esta historia ve a las autoridades de san francisco. señalaron también que la venta ambulante sin licencia ha aumentado desde la pandemia y reiteraron que es su deber proteger la salud del público. también dijeron que los empleados de la ciudad comúnmente enfrentan agresiones durante estos operativos. ayer precisamente revelaron que hasta el mes de julio de este año han decomisado 52 carritos, realizaron 11 arrestos y emitieron cerca de 100 multas. vea atormentada por la incertidumbre, una familia del sur del área de la bahía pide respuestas después de que aseguran que una integrante de su familia fue asesinada en méxico. el cuerpo de una mujer de 41 años de edad de san josé fue encontrado en estado de descomposición en una carretera ya en tijuana. la policía dice que el cadáver mostraba por lo menos una herida de bala. añadieron también que el novio con el que ella se e

desde santa ana, chris cabezas, telemundo 48.tamente al hospital. de acuerdo a los reportes, ninguno corre peligro. la marina actualmente está investigando el incidente y ahora tenemos aquí ya a vianey arana. ella es embajadora del sistema solar jpl de la nasa. y esto es precisamente porque el clíper europa de la nasa se lanzó con éxito el día de hoy a bordo del spacex. falcon heavy desde el centro espacial kennedy de la florida. el espectáculo precisamente el espacio crático robótico de impulsión solar realizará investigaciones no en cualquier lugar en la luna y de júpiter en la luna de júpiter. y por los que no saben, júpiter tiene más de 90 lunas y es el planeta más grande del sistema solar. tan grande que es unas 11 veces más ancho que la tierra. y entonces, cuál es el objetivo de esta misión? y por qué la luna? bueno, pues los científicos están tratando de determinar si hay lugares debajo de la superficie de esa luna que podrían soportar vida. la nave espacial tiene 24 motores y orbitará. júpiter no aterrizará en júpiter, ya

i'm ana cabrera reporting from new york. days millions of americans will head to the polls to make their choice for president. until that time kamala harris and donald trump are scratching and clawing for every single voter who's left. today that effort takes them both out west to battle grounds arizona and nevada. now, this southwest swing for the vice president will be capped off with an appearance alongside jennifer lopez in las vegas. the former president, it's his final campaign events in arizona and nevada. he'll cap off a stop in new mexico. mike memoli is in phoenix. vaughn hillyard is in arizona as well. we have msnbc political analyst juanita tolliver author of "a more perfect party" and former republican congressman from florida david jolly. mike, the vice president and her team have been laser focussed on bipartisan. how does that look today? >> reporter: the vice president has been taking that message on the road. today it's about making her final pitch out west. she's starting her day in phoenix, arizona, befor

. >> nuestra corresponsal ana mendez fue parte de este vuelo. >> ana. >> julio, aqui en guerrero ya saliohace seis dias john toco con fuerza y revivio la herida de otis, un devastador huracan que en 2023 practicamente lo destruyo todo. >> ahora john trajo consigo lluvias torrenciales y te saludo especificamente desde coyuca de benitez, uno de los espacios mas afectados por este fenomeno meteorologico. >> y para muestra, las imagenes. >> aqui podemos ver p practicamente las calles totalmente cortadas, automoviles que aun permanecen atorados en el barro y casas que no se han podido recuperar de la des destruccion, porque aun los danos ciertamente son inca incalculables. >> decirte que algunas familias han aprovechado que las lluvias cesaron para comenzar a recoger el barro y ver que perdieron de su patrimonio. >> lo platicamos con algunas de ellas y esto fue lo que nos contaron. >> todavia esta inundada mi casa. >> aqui que normalmente tenias la sala? >> mi sala, mi porque se me mojaron y nada mas aquel sol nos fuimos a unas miedo, pero be bendito dios que no nos paso conscientes quienes lo

ana dice que cuando les llega la factura la experiencia es dolorosa.or partes. sin embargo, según la agencia que suministra el servicio de agua al condado de alameda y parte de contra costa, tienen alrededor de 11.000 clientes cuyas cuentas están morosas. unas cuentas que están casi hasta 35.000 $ de que se debe a y no podemos decir dónde. por razones de privacidad. pero hay unas cuentas que no han sido pagadas por años. por ello están en un esfuerzo para contactarlos, pues a partir de la próxima semana empezarán a enfrentar consecuencias. si son inquilinos y rentan, si no nos contactan, vamos a poner un restrictor de flujo a en los medidores de agua de los hogares de de su hogar. esto reducirá el suministro de agua de 15 galones por minuto a medio galón. si se le pone un restrictor de flujo, no van a poder usar este. los electrodomésticos como la lavadora de platos. si dejan ir el agua en a en el inodoro, van a tener que esperar a que se llene. y si es dueño de casa se le va a poner un gravamen de impuestos a la propiedad, lo cual este. eso va a restr

ana: montana has a large senior population, cuse me.any of them utilize traditional medicare administered by the federal government or medicare advantage plans which are administered by private insurance companies. there are prose and cons to either one of these options but the congressional budget office cost the taxpayer costs have exploded far surpassing the cost of traditional medicare. what do you believe is the best healthcare delivery system if our seniors? and senator tester, you get the first response. jon: the first thing we need do is to make sure that medicare is insolvent for generations to come. that's critically important. we need to look at things we can do to make sure that medicare -- so we can get to that in a second. what we need to do is negotiations for prescription drugs for capping the cost of insulin. by the way, which we've done this year. -- or last year with the inflation reduction act. by the way which i was the only one in the delegation to vote for. and the reason why is it's the first time ever that congr

ana harvey here to present this item. back in august of 2020, this board adopted resolution authorizing the executive director to execute a professional service agreement with meyers silver and wilson for not to exceed the amount of 1 million dollars. the term of the contract is five years with the option to extend for two additional two-year terms. this provides legal services law for the portal. the representatives of the firm are not here today but we did spend yesterday and the day before working on developing the request for proposals and contract materials for the 40ct contract and they regret that they're not here in person today. at that time, the t.j. pa approved agreement for a total not to exceed of 11 million dollars for all services to be performed by all the firms over that term. at the time, the staff explain thed that the legal work was not yet known. accordingly staff explained that for purposes, each was assigned an amount. and that was a million dollars. the services needed under any one of the agreemen

ana vargas tiene iÁgenes de la enorme desgracia causada por la furia de la naturaleza...enemos algunas estrategias para relajarse... contagio con e. coli relacionados con comida de mcdonalds. let's review. okay. we're not gonna talk about traffic or weather. if anyone brings up lawn care, i will handle it. hosting can be extremely difficult for young homeowners turning into their parents. oh, are you done with this? i'll just take that. okay, he's still drinking. right. oh, look what the cat dr-- no, no. let's try again, if you wouldn't mind. it gets ugly. you can either take it off or i'll take it off you. yeah. progressive can't protect you from becoming your parents, but we can protect your home and auto when you bundle with us. but you love to take it. she doesn't want it. vinculadas a vinculadas a las cebollas que sirven con hambuguesas de cuarto de libra de mc donald's... la mayoria de ellas son del estado de colorado. entre tanto, autoridades investigan a una productora del estado e washington en relacÓn con las investigaciones para confirmar el origen de este brot

andrea: ana y su mamÁ crearon el reto de una mordida que consiste en atreverse a aprobar a un alimentontomas. tambiÉn puede ser referido a un especialista en nutriciÓn pediÁtrica. estaremos pendientes del proceso de nutriciÓn de ana, que le deseamos todo lo mejor. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ borja: que no se te escape esta informaciÓn, porque mÁs de 2 millones de columpios de la marca pfizer frades asÍ retirado del mercado tras la muerte de cinco bebÉs registrado durante una dÉcada. la marca emitiÓ una dÉcada para que los fabricantes retiren el rebosa cabezay el cubre asiento. una de las indicadores serÁ que la mecedora nunca debiÓ usarse para dormir ni se le deben aÑadir artÍculos de cama . carolina: jamÁs se debe dejar a una niÑa, un niÑo, un bebÉ de —— desatendido, porque bÁsicamente se pueden dar la vuelta y podrÍa ser imposible para ellos volver a respirar. esto pasa con muchas marcas, no es la marca en particular, sino la forma la que estÁn diseÑados, si lo tienen casa, mucho cuidado. borja: despuÉs de la pausa nos iremos a la parroquia en california, donde un cura entre oraciÓn y oraciÓn forta

ana: bad bunny es un orgullo de puerto rico.paÍs tÚ mueves un Árbol y salen cantantes, bailarines, te levantas con mÚsica, vas al baÑo con mÚsica, te subes al carro, limpias con mÚsica, nace alguien mÚsica, se muere alguien, mÚsica. es todo alrededor de mi vida, el transcurso de mi vida todo ha sido mÚsica. marcela: y con un premio a su carrera ana rosa santiago acaba de ser nombrada en este 2024. ana: me siento honrada de que me hayan reconocido, y estoy muy reconocida con la academia. y sobre todo es un premio que lo escogen mis colegas . y entonces ser tambiÉn reconocida entre mis colegas a las que respetoy a las que admiro, me llena mucho de orgullo. marcela: ser elegida por sus colegas es bien bonito el agradecemos mucho esta conversaciÓn y tambiÉn felicitamos a sus otras compaÑeras que tambiÉn tendrÁn cosas muy bonitas que celebrar. francisca: me da mucho orgullo ver a una mujer en una posiciÓn tan importante. gracias por esta historia tan bonita. puerto rico arriba. nos vamos con rossi rivera que habla a corazÓn abierto d

i'm ana cabrera, reporting from new york.e up here, with the folks that made me who i am. i'm right at home, out here on the land. and i'm in my lane on the shoulder of the interstate. because this is where i come from. i've been showing up here for nearly 200 years. and i can't wait to see what's next. hats off to the future. nothing runs like a deere™ when was the last time you checked in on your heart? with kardiamobile, the personal ekg device, you can check it from home using your smartphone. i use kardiamobile every day. sometimes twice a day. every morning i check, make sure i'm in good shape. and it makes me feel pretty good about my heart condition. it's a complete game-changer. [chuckles] i mean, you might as well be in a doctor's office. there's a way i can communicate with patients now in a way i never could before. they have their own ekg in their pocket. with kardiamobile, you can take a medical-grade ekg in just 30 seconds from anywhere. kardiamobile is proven to detect atrial fibrillation, one of the leading c

ana vargas nos tiene Ás sobre esta tragedia ...acÓn para miles de indocumentado s alojados en refugios de nueva york porque varios de esos locales cerraÁn en los pÓximos meses... la habilitacÓn de esos albergues cauÓ muchas cÍticas de los neoyorquinos y agoÓ los recursos municipales ante las grandfes oleadas de inmigrantes que llegaban a la ciudad...fabiola galindo nos ampÍa en arizona, un hombre fue arrestado por disparar contra las oficinas del comiÉ nacional deÓcrata... la oficina sheriff del condado de maricopa inforÓ que el sujeto fue identificado como jeffrey michael kelly y que se le hallaron cientos de armas y miles de balas en su casa... se investigan los motivos que tuvo para realizar el atentao, que no deÓ Íctimas. la vice presidente kamala harris paÓ por una conocida tienda delicatessen durante su visita a pensilvania antes de asistir a un evento de campaÑa... harris participo en un townhall organizado por la cadena cnn en donde se preguntaron, entre varios otros temas, si creia que trump era facista, a lo respondio : "

ana bÁrbara.e creo que Él es de la u nueva generaciÓn que canta, actÚa, hace reality shows. jessica: son muy abiertos y honestos. jomari: no me siento bien, hoy no quiero hablar, muy cultura... porque de esa generaciÓn aunque me cueste reconocerlo. los distancia. me hace ver muy mayor. jessica: yo soy el milennials tirando a lo nuevo y tÚ a lo viejo. jomari: entonces... [hablan a la vez] pero tiene que ser de hace muchos aÑos. no nos conviene. mejor no tocar el tema de la tÍa. lo que estÁ diciendo es que las nueva generaciones expresan todo a travÉs de las redes. estoy triste. y es algo muy nuevo de vosotros que no es de mi generaciÓn. jessica: mis amigas publican. jomari: en los cumpleaÑos la gente joven le escriben mensajes en redes. no esperes gente joven le escriben mensajes en redes. no esperes el whatsapp. dicen lo puse como medico, mi recomendación es simple: cada hogar debería tener salonpas. es muy eficaz pero no adictivo. ataca el dolor y produce un efecto duradero. recomiendo salonpas.

>> ana, this was a historic event.about hurricane helene, and we think about the storm surge that was coming towards the big bend of florida, you know, we can anticipate and give advanced warning about the amount of storm surge that they're going to experience. and when i was in florida, in perry, they had 15 feet of storm surge. but when we talk about these kinds of rain storms and in the topography where we're at, it depends on the amount of rainfall, the rate of rainfall, and exactly where it lands. that's where we get these flash flood emergencies, that give us limited time to effectively warn people to get out of harm's way. i know in the asheville area, they were getting rain even ahead of this. when i talked to the locals yesterday and the day before, they were asking people to evacuate ahead of helene just because of the amount of rain that they saw leading up to it. but when it comes to when it's starting to land, and we have these flash flood emergencies, it's not like storm surge. it comes in quick, goes thr

y cerramos con ana ofelia que dice nunca es permitido ni aprobado que gente ilegal, no nos gusta usartienen derecho a votar. carolina: una historia, una mujer britÁnica de 39 aÑos perdiÓ la vida cuando un sofÁ—cama en mal estado le cayÓ encima y la secciÓn. los forenses dijeron que helen david quedÓ atrapada entre el colchÓn y la base del mueble mientras una falla del sistema hidrÁulico de la pieza aparentemente dejÓ de funcionar. la vÍctima no pudo librarse y fue su hija pequeÑa que llamÓ la policÍa pero ya fue demasiado tarde. borja: que historia tan triste, pobre mujer. cambiamos de formaciÓn porque mucho cuidado sea tu casa toca la puerta y llegan supuestos empleados pÚblicos, ojo incluso si te muestran una identificaciÓn que aunque parezca real podrÍa ser falsa. te lo decimos por lo que le ocurriÓ a un hombre en michigan quien habrÍa sido asesinado por impostores que quedaron captados en esa cÁmara de vigilancia que estÁs viendo. carolina: la policÍa arrestÓ a uno de ellos y estÁ en este momento tras la pista del segundo. andrea leÓn los tiene detalles y recomendaciones para que

ana cabrera picks up msnbc's coverage right now. >>> right now on "ana cabrera reports," new reactionmas to the killing of its leader, as israel faces renewed pressure to pursue peace following the hamas chief's death. we're live in the region. >>> 18 days to go. the presidential candidates descending on michigan today. their plans to campaign just miles apart.

>> reporter: oh, jose, ana, they are reacting, i can assure you of that. there is a reason for that. jd vance will be not far away from where i am today in oakland county, michigan, and when you talk to people at oakland university, they'll tell you, you know, it is not one, two, or three days before one of the four candidates for president or vice president will come through here. oakland county, not an exaggeration to say, will be one of most consequential counties in the swing state come election day. it was 100,000 vote swing from former president trump in 2016 to president biden in 2020. and even next door, macomb county, which leans republican, the student body populous at oakland university made up of largely young people from both of those key counties in michigan, all of these issues that we talk about day in and day out are on the minds of the young people. michigan had some of the largest youth voter turnout in 2020 midterm elections. gun violence was one of the issues. particularly because of the shooting at msu and in the high school nearby he

ana mÉndez documentÓ la llegada de la ayuda federal al puerto de acapulco. >> ya estamos con el miedolegÓ a coyuca de benÍtez en guerrero y reviviÓ la tragedia. >> todavÍa estÁ inundada mi casa aquÍ, que normalmente que tenÍas la sala, mi sala, mis camas. >> el pasado martes, ella y su familia perdieron parte de su patrimonio y hoy que ya saliÓ el sol comenzÓ la limpieza y el recuento de los daÑos. ahora solo se encomienda para que el desastre no se repita. >> ay, diosito, ya no nos mandes mÁs desastres, por favor. >> en algunas calles hay huellas que demuestran la fuerza de john. dos vehÍculos volteados y atrapados en el fango en una calle totalmente destruida. noticias telemundo acompaÑÓ a la secretarÍa de la defensa nacional en un recorrido aÉreo donde el ejÉrcito mexicano documenta afectaciones y lleva ayuda a los damnificados. y ya en tierra se organiza para acomodar despensas que despuÉs son repartidas en estos momentos el ejÉrcito mexicano estÁ aplicando el plan dn-iii-e, el que se aplica cuando hay una emergencia. estÁ entregando algunas despensas que llegan hasta los domicili

es ana toÑo habÍa zona controlada por la pandilla. >> estÁ moviendo las comunidades donde no se veÍanun avance en noticiero nacional. los expertos recomiendan precauciones antes de la llegada de milton. con nayarit: cuÍdese de las altas temperaturas vamos a estar superando los 90 grados en el interior. tendremos temperatura en los 75 grados y tendremos un descenso de las temperaturas. un sistema el dÍa sÁbado nos deja probabilidad de lluvia. en o —— horarios de la noche tenemos condiciones mÁs secas. segÚn enrique las temperaturas hizo que perdieran los 49. karla: asÍ llegamos al final del noticiero de esta noche. >> con el paraguas y con todo para veremos quÉ opinan sobre la caÍda de belinda en una pasarela. maity: milton avanza como un poderoso huracÁn de categorÍa 5 y provoca una evacuaciÓn masiva mÁs grande en la florida. el gobernador ordena estado de emergencia. en mÉxico el huracÁn azota la penÍnsula de yucatÁn. la policÍa de san

estoy loca por no saber de ana. >> se va a casar con otro. >> haz lo que te dijo fermÍn, llegar a laiÉn, es lo mÍnimo que puedo hacer. >> hola. >> muy bien, ¿y tÚ? ¿tiene mucho esperando? >> no. >> aquÍ. >> muchas gracias. >> ¿quieres tomar algo? ¿un cÓctel? >> sÍ. >> m(musica). >> me parece absurdo que t trabajes en otro lugar. >> aquÍ te estarÍa reportando a ti, a gabriel. >> ¿crees que trabajando para alguien mÁs vas a hacer lo que quieras? >> todos haytenemos que rendirl cuentas a alguien. >> quedate en miami. >> si es lo que sebastiÁn q quiere. >> para bien o para mal somos familia. y las familias deben estar unidas. >> en unos dÍas te casas. >> m(musica). >> m(musica). >> quÉ bueno que pudieron venir. bienvenidos. >> quÉ gusto que nos acompaÑen en este dÍa tan especial. >> totalmente. >> la novia se estÁ tardando. >> ¿quÉ pasa? >> pensÉ que cuando me casara serÍa el dÍa mÁs feliz de mi vida. pero no sÉ que me pasa. el recuerdo de francisco. >> m(musica). >> m(musica). >> m(musica). >> elisa. quiero decirte que... >> bueno, vamos porque nos estÁ esperando la gente. con permiso.

ana mÉndez recorriÓ algunas de las zonas mÁs afectadas por el paso de john. >> fue implacable.Ía y la de ustedes, que no me quedÓ nada. pero bueno, tenemos vida, que es lo que mÁs le agradezco a dios. no te imaginas ver la creciente yamel no sabe por dÓnde empezar a limpiar. >> ella fue una de las casi 9000 personas evacuadas y hoy que regresÓ a casa solo encontrÓ tragedia y se siente feo, porque si vivimos una cosa bien, bien triste. el pasado 23 de septiembre, cuando el huracÁn tocÓ tierra, las lluvias desbordaron, el rÍo, el agua alcanzÓ hasta seis pies de altura. >> aquÍ sÍ, el agua arrebatÓ. me saliÓ por aquÍ. >> la marca quedÓ en la vivienda de josefina, que apenas se recuperaba del embate de otis huracÁn, que en 2023 destruyÓ su hogar. >> otis a lo mejor si tantitos a lo mejor quedÓ algo, pero ahorita no nos dejÓ nada, todo perdiÓ, todo se perdiÓ. >> coyuca de benÍtez fue uno de los municipios mÁs afectados donde las casas quedaron totalmente destruidas. aquÍ el agua y la fuerza de john arrasaron con todo. >> sÍ, nos pegÓ feo porque y a cada paso la historia se repite. n

hoy se manifestaron frente ana compaÑÍa. >> son personas manifestÁndose en lo que ellos interpretan comoiÓn. >> les han negado los viajes en varias ocasiones. la discriminaciÓn dijo que le ha costado no llegar a citas importantes. esta persona sigan siendo discriminadas. nadie estÁ exento. la personas tienen derecho. los conductores niegan el servicio. vamos a pasar. asÍ fueron evacuado. esto provoco una fuga. en departamento de gestiÓn de emergencia enviÓ una alerta en la maÑana. lo bomberos dijeron que pudo haber ocurrido una tragedia. estÁ. en departamento de bomberos agrego que la situaciÓn se pudo resolver. vamos a cambiar de informaciÓn. este hombre es uno de los candidatos a la alcaldÍa de la ciudad. >> una de las crÍticas es que carece de la experiencia en polÍtica. esta serÍa la jugada segura. en la Única opciÓn. dicen que hace falta mÁs policÍas. necesitamos un departamento de policÍa completo. tambiÉn la oficina del 911. mas faldas de experiencia en polÍtica es lo contrario. han trabajado. el super bowl nÚmero 50. estÁ en casas rodantes en las calles de san francisco. en san f