>> andrea small was horrified. was his daughter's friend and mentor, not a sexual predator. gianna decided to take matters into her own hands. two satisfied later in court that she called cosby to confront him. >> what's that phone call like? >> well, it was a two and a half hour conversation. >> what was your town? >> well, i was very, very angry. very, very angry. >> throughout the call, she says, he called her mom. you try to leave her to believe the sexual act with andrea was consensual. >> it was a lot of game playing, a lot of manipulation, my conversation with him. and i think, when i said to him, you know it? i said, it's best you are truthful, it is best you are honest. >> gianna says cosby asked to have andrea pick up the other line. she did, and they say he made a startling admission. >> he said, i am sorry, andrea. and i am sorry, mom. >> gianna wasn't having it. >> i was yelling, and saying to him, you are sick, you are a sick man, and that he agreed. he said that he was a sick man. >> he agreed? >> ye

andreas pulgada menos cinco personas murieron.icanossale al fÉlix: al regresar brigada de luchadores mexicanossale al ring por una b ¿algún préstamo estudiantil? ¡si, pero es la primera abogada de la familia! bueno, parece que su sueldo aumentó- ¿aumento? if you want, i can finish this up for you. you can do that? yeah. prepara tus taxes con un experto, o deja que nuestros expertos los preparen por ti. intuit turbotax live. en mexico, donde hay una larga tradicion por la luca libre, una andrea: en mÉxico, donde la larga tradiciÓn por la lucha libre, una brigada de luchadores profesionales causa sensaciÓn.no precisamente por sus llaves o patadas voladoras. sino porque dedican sus esfuerzos a una noble causa social. combatir la pandemia del coronavirus y ayudar a los mÁs vulnerables. paulina nos tiene el reporte desde la capital mexicana. paulina:los luchadores se lanzaron a la arena para dar pelea al covid. acudieron en ayuda de las personas de la tercera edad que llegaron al estadio olÍmpico universitario de la cia de mÉxico para

andrea: por supuesto, andrea, es importante y es urgente.ambiando todos los dÍas. habÍan semanas durante la pandemia que todos estÁbamos hablando con el departamento de salud y ellos nos ieron el lÍmite de cuantas personas podÍa quedar en el salÓn. por eso no podÍa tener los niÑos. por eso los proveedores perdieron dinero no podÍan tener tantos niÑos en su centro, pero necesitan esos niÑos en el centro para obtener los fondos para seguir y no podÍan. en junio cuando todo reabra no va a haber lugares para los niÑos. es un gran problema, porque las personas que necesitan el cuidado no puede regresar al trabajo porque no hay ningÚn lado para dejar los niÑos. andrea: andrea fernÁndez, vicepresidenta de educaciÓn de california children, leÓn: gracias andrea, llegamos al final de "al punto california". antes de irnos una reflexiÓn personal. las autoridades sanitarias han puesto una pausa a la vacunaciÓn con la la johnson and johnson. seis casos de coÁgulos entre 7,000,000 de dosis aplicadas, un caso en casi 1,000,000 200,000 aplicaciones. para pon

andreas. riesgos asociados son pequeÑos y estos casos fueron entre mÁs de 18 millones de personas ya vacunadas. series: en el fÚtbol espaÑol real madrid vence y pone presiÓn al atlÉtico de madrid. mijo, ¿vas a venir? hoy no puedo ¿pero por qué no miras una peliculita? acuérdate que tenemos netflix con t-mobile. está bien. voy a ver la de la madre que es abandonada por su hijo. ay, mami. ¡por favor! pero nada, él es que se lo pierde porque la mamá está haciendo sancocho. voy pa' allá. t-mobile te da aún más de lo que quieres, como netflix incluido en tu plan, para que disfrutes tus shows favoritos. t-mobile. el líder en 5g. si dj citizen jane hubiera renunciado a su pasión por la música, nunca habría dejado su carrera como detective. si empezar de cero la hubiera intimidado, nunca se habría atrevido a hacer espectáculos cada vez más grandes. y si se hubiera conformado con ser una de las mejores artistas latinas en miami, no emocionaría al mundo entero con sus espectáculos exitosos. eso es el es

>> i don't know, andrea.t's actually going to be hard to know bus the ones who will be asking the questions whether it's folks from the executive branch or from congress, you know, in a sense, they can't taint a nonpartisan investigation by trying to put pressure and asking questions. so, i think this should remain in the nonpolitical lane of career prosecutors and career fbi officials. let this play out. let the facts go where they will. and, you know, not have this in any way tainted by anybody's partisan political agenda. >> jeremy bash, thank you. thank you. we can see that ukraine is front and center in russian policy, u.s. and russian policy. and they've announced today that the secretary of state is going to ukraine next week. thanks to jeremy bash and also, today, israel mourning one of the country's deadliest civilian disasters after at least 45 people were killed and 150 injured in a terrible stampede after a religious observation. it happened when tons of thousands of people gathered together in mo

soledad: andrea james, so nice to have a chance to talk to you. were working in the criminal justice system for a long while before you yourself went to prison. tell me a little bit about your back story, the work you were doing, and then what eventually brought you into prison. andrea james: i started out as a lawyer here in roxbury, in boston, in the courts here in massachusetts, in defending people with criminal matters as a criminal defense attorney and then slowly was brought into the real estate conveyance practice. and i represented banks, and i got in trouble doing that worka i was a black woman lawyer who was doing a lot of work in the community. and i really became frightened to tell anybody that i'd made a mistake. and then, i made it worse by trying to ix the mistake myself. and so, i ended up serving a two-year federal prison sentence for wire fraud. soledad: so, talk to me a little bit about what you left behind when you went off to prison. and i asked because i think it's relevant to the work that you're doing now. andrea james: 85%

>> that's right, andrea. the former prime minister john major urging the two brothers who he knows very well, urging them to use this moment of grief to resolve their differences, if you like, and i think in these two statements you see how similar they really are. after all of the bitterness and the recriminations in the past few months these statements are really heartfelt and one from william. i will never take for granted the special memories my children will always have of their great-grandpa coming to collect them in his carriage and seeing for themselves his infectious sense of adventure as well as his mischievous sense of humor. really bringing out their joy and pleasure at their grandfather's style and sense of fun, and prince harry, who in many way, you can see prince harry and the late prince philip saying to me, like many of you who have lost a loved one or a grandparent over the pain of this past year. he was my grandpa, master of the barbecue, legend of banter and cheeky right till the end. stat

andrea: estados unidos hizo una pausa en la aplicaciÓn de la vacuna de johnson & contra el coronavirustre 18 y 48 aÑos presentarÁn un tipo raro de coÁgulo de sangre entre los seis y los 13 dÍas despuÉs de haber recibido esa vacuna. >> eso no quiere decir todavÍa que la vacuna ocasionÓ esos coÁgulos, es exactamente eso lo que se estÁ estudiando . estoy completamente de acuerdo con la decisiÓn de la fda en detener la administraciÓn de la vacuna hasta que eso se puede resolver. andrea: las autoridades informaron que de las seis mujeres que experimentaron los coÁgulos, una falleciÓ y otras se encuentra en estado crÍtico . esta mujer en sacramento teme ser la sÉptima. >> dolor de cabeza, falta de aire, dolor en el pulmÓn, dolor en el vientre, problemas para orinar. si yo hubiera sabido antes que la iban a suspender, no me la hubiera puesto. >> obviamente de no haber sido la vacuna, estoy casi seguro que lo que va a suceder es que se va a volver a restablecer la administraciÓn de la vacuna. igual o similar como pasÓ en europa con el caso de la vacuna astrazeneca. andrea: la compaÑÍa johnson

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>> it's a big deal, andrea, to put it into technical terms.'s a big deal when the justice department gets a search warrant based on probable cause to search any lawyer's office. but remember, mr. juli is not any lawyer. he was the president's personal lawyer. and so when they go to a federal judge and seek permission, they have to convince that judge, they have to convince her that they believe the crime has been committed and that they're going to find evidence of that crime in the place where they're looking. and that has to be reasonably fresh. that means probable cause. the standard has to be updated. and they have to believe the stuff is there now. that's all very compelling and very interesting. and somewhat unusual. >> so when you say reasonably fresh, are we talking about within the time frame of the biden administration or could this actually go back to when donald trump was president? >> that's a great question. the evidence could go back to when mr. trump was president. what i mean is that they have to believe that the stuff they're

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andreas: absolutely.u look at the gray zone operations are taking place, any sort of competition in the middle east is in the gray zone. the synergies that china is building is not just in the domain of trade and economy, but also in information technology sharing and synergies particularly between uae and china. the integration is around information technology. china already is providing the uae with capability that the united states is not sharing. these kinds of synergies will be more important moving forward in a time when the u.s. is focused on conventional military. hashem: we will have to leave it there. douglas ollivant, andreas krieg< hussein ibish, thank you. you can see the program any time by visiting our website aljazeera.com, or go to our facebook page, and join the conversation on twitter @ajins idestory. bye for now. ♪ ♪ >> vaccines are promising a way out of the pandemic. but implementing is testing the global community. >> around the world, a clear gap has emerged between rich nations an

andreas.avera como en verano. maravilloso y relajante para terminar este domingo. feliz: maravilloso haberte tenido con nosotros en estos dÍas. que descansen todos en casa. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hoy, la mÁquina sigue el plan histÓrico y ante juÁrez. >> que disfrute el que todo lo que realizamosdÍa a dÍa va dedicado para todos ellos. >> las Águilas vuelan en el estadio azteca. remontan ante necaxa y apuntan hacia la cima. no te pierdas el empate contrarreloj de pumas ante lostusos.

andrea, muchas gracias. borja: ¿pues aÚn no te has vacunado?a una de estas preguntas, al escanear el cÓdigo qr que vas a ver en pantalla, puedes ir directamente a la pÁgina del detector. ahÍ estÁ ese cÓdigo. borja: para hablarnos de este tema nos conectamos con tamoa periodista y lÍder del detector de univision. nos encanta que estÉs con nosotros porque de verdad que muchas veces leemos cosasen internet que no son ciertas. si una persona responde sÍ a alguna de las 12 preguntas que le hacen antes de recibir la vacuna como si tienes alergias, si estÁs enferma, si estÁs embarazada, ¿es cierto o falso que te pueden negar la vacuna? tamoa: me encanta estar tambiÉn aquÍ con ustedes. borja y carolina. eso es engaÑoso y les vamos a dar el contexto. es engaÑoso porque no siempre contestar afirmativamente significa que no te puedes vacunar. estas 12 preguntas se le preguntamos a la portavoz de los cdc, y nos explicÓ que esto es obligatorio para los proveedores de vacunas para cerciorarse, para proteger de las contraindicaciones que puedan tomar las prec

much more when "andrea mitchell reports" starts right now. >> good day. this is andrea mitchell in washington as communities and law enforcement across the country away the verdict in the derek chauvin trial. we heard the comments much the president. he said he could only imagine the pressure and anxiety the floyd family is feeling. he also said he prays there is a right verdict. the jury is three hours into the second day of deliberations on the charge of second degre deplf national guard troops ahead of verdict. george floyd's brother spoke this morning on "today" hoping for calm regardless of the result, but was realistic what could happen if chauvin is found not guilty on any or all of the charges. >> we want everybody to be peaceful, but at the same time i can't stop people from doing the things they are doing. people are in pain, they are hurt. they are looking. daunte wright was just killed ten miles away from where we were in the courtroom. we just want everybody to get it together and understand that we can live with each other in unity. >> i am

andrea sambucetti, quÉ gusto saludarte.os. vimos quÉ hicieron durante la pandemia. se van a sorprender de lo que hicieron con sus vidas durante la pandemia. se los vamos a contar este domingo. si ustedes quieren saber una de las claves mÁs importantes fue entender que habÍa vida mÁs allÁ del circo. es una clave psicolÓgica. y otra clave fue otras pasiones, quÉ mÁs, abrir su corazÓn a nuevas oportunidades. jerÓnimo garcÍa que fue el primer mexicano dentro de la compaÑÍa, es muy conocido, fue una de las estrellas mÁs importantes, desarrollÓ—— Él se dio cuenta que su misiÓn era ayudar a la gente a promover la salud y se dio cuenta que su misiÓn era desarrollar un programa para adultos mayores, y eso es lo que hizo. satcha: maravilloso y obviamente como Él, hay otras historias. ¿hay alguna en particular que nos inspire a los demÁs? ¿o los que se han visto desafectados por la pandemia Árabe inventarse? andrea: otra historia impresionante fue la de diana, la principal polista acrÓbata, en el circo. ella desarrollÓ un programa par

this is andrea mitchell reporting continuing with closing arguments. after judge cahill gave jurors detailed instructions for deliberating on two counts of murder and one count of manslaughter the state laid out its closing arguments explaining why former officer chauvin to use any deadly force on george floyd. >> 9:29. 9:29. during this time george floyd struggled, desperate to breathe, to make enough room in his chest to breathe. but the force was too much. he was trapped. he was trapped with the unyielding pavement underneath him as unyielding as the men who held him down, pushing him. a knee to the neck, a knee to the back, twisting his fingers, holding his legs for 9:29 as he desperately pushed with his knuckles to make space so he'd have room to breathe, the pavement lacerating -- lacerating his knuckles. so desperate to breathe, he pushed with his face, with his face to lift himself to open his chest to give his lungs room to breathe. george floyd losing strength, not super human strength. there was no super human strength that day. there was no

andrea, erin, kathy is in the background, our event coordinator. she's not too far from where i was in 1969 when the first man landed on the moon. just amazing what's happened. and, eric, you have brought it to life for us. and really also what you've done, and i'm hoping everybody will appreciate this, is like you said, some of these things were happening when other major things were happening -- [laughter] and maybe we didn't pay as close of anticipation, but now you're bringing it back and telling us the history of it and helping us kind of form a base for how we go forward in our reading. andrea, we really appreciate all the reporting that you do for the chronicle and reporting on the space industry. it does mean so much to us here in the greater houston area. eric is going to be back, people, and when he does, we're going to -- [inaudible] [laughter] oh, my gosh, this has been such a thrill tonight to meet both of you and talk with both of you. as i said at the beginning, eric is a -- [inaudible] for his weather. we can't live without him, and

andrea: no podemos bajar la guardia.zar el lunes. vamos a ver menos restricciones en varios diferentes negocios. andrea: helen, ¿por quÉ el condado de los Ángeles no se debe comparar a otros condados en este tipo de decisiones? >> el condado de los Ángeles es Único, somos muy grandes. casi como un estado, tenemos casi 11,000,000 de personas que viven aquÍ, a nivel nacional se nos compara con otros estados serÍamos referencia de poblaciÓn. por eso nuestro progreso, nuestra lucha es un poco mÁs lenta porque hay mÁs gente y tenemos que estar muy vigilantes para poder confirmar que nuestros residentes, las personas que viven y trabajan acÁ van a mantenerse saludables y sanas. andrea: claro, y que tener mucha cautela con las decisiones que se tomen, porque como bien lo dices, hay muchÍsima gente que hay aquÍ. ¿quÉ recomienda la poblaciÓn para seguir avanzando y tal vez poder reabrir por completo? >> bueno, es importante mantenerse al tanto ahora que va haber nuevo sectores que van a reabrir, hay protocolos que ellos tienen qu

en cuanta regresiva para miss universo hoy, miss espaÑa, andrea martinez, en medio de su preparaciÓnparaciÓn que hemos estado desarrollando, asia que nada ganas, ilusiones y demostrar quien es es espaÑa. >>> ahora, hablanos de de ti, te encanta el deporte y viajar, cuÉntanos. >>> bueno, yo, nacÍ y me desarrollÉ en un mundo concentrado en el deporte, fica si jugadora profesional de baloncesto, re presentÉ a espaÑa en 3 campeonatos, a mi me hizo recuperar la confianza en mi porque la habÍa perdido por el bullying que sufrÍa en el colegio, y vi que habÍa como una una necesidad, y queremos hacer herramientas para identificar vÍctimas y agresores. >>> cuÁl es el reto que has tenido que vencer para representar tu paÍs rpg >>> creo que reto es poder hacer todo en tiempo y hora ya que tenemos la dificultad de la pandemia y luego intentar romper la barrera en espaÑa que las misses somos mujeres con contenido. >>> quÉ se va a comer andrea cuando a acabe el certamen vrnlt >>> lo primero buena tarta de que soxs soy fans de ella. luego creo que voy por la tortilla t de patata y puedo empezar con

[llanto] luis: es muy difÍcil, andrea.a tranquilidad. karla: gracias, luis y andrea, te mandamos un fuerte abrazo, todo el equipo de "despierta amÉrica" pedimos a dios que te dÉ fuerza para salir adelante gracias por ese mensaje que nos dejas a todos. disfrutar a los que amamos y vivir con intensidad cada segundo. es un regalo y hay que aprovecharlo al mÁximo. carlos: es una historia muy triste, mandamos nuestro pÉsame y abrazo y un llamado para todos, para apreciar a nuestros seres queridos. saber que esto no ha terminado y que tenemos que estar todavÍa muy atentos a la vacunaciÓn y a las medidas de prevenciÓn. bueno, karla, espero que en casa te puedan levantar los Ánimos, de una historia triste vamos a celebrar a los que estÁ cumpliendo aÑos. raÚl: comenzamos hoy lunes 5 de abril felicitando a marÍa medina, de miami, florida. giselle:joseph gregorio de nueva york celebra sus 15 aÑos. francisca: isabella martÍnez, miren quÉ linda, estÁ cumpliendo 6 aÑos! carlos: penÉlope gÓmez de la florida estÁ festejando sus 4 aÑos. qu

andrea, thank you so much. eric, we appreciate it so much. >> booktv on c-span2 every weekend with the latest nonfiction books and authors. funding for booktv comes from these television companies who support c-span2 as a public service. >> here's a look at some books being published this week. >> find these titles this coming week wherever books are sold and watch for many of the authors in the near future on booktv on c-span2. >> my name is isaac shub at i work in the reference department. her with the library marian huggins. we're joined by professor gerald horne. professor horne grew up in st. louis, did undergraduate work at princeton, , earned a lw degree from uc berkeley and received his phd from columbia. he holds the professorship of history and african-american studies at the university of houston. his new book which we will talk about today as part of a book sandwiched in series

who say they struggle to get information on where their children are being held like andrea, whose 6-year-old son was first taken to one of the overcrowded border patrol facilities like this one, then placed in foster care she told nbc's dasha burns -- >> [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: "nobody would tell me anything," saying they only called her when they needed her help calming her child when he wouldn't eat or sleep. she says, "it shattered my soul. it took weeks to be reunited >> how are you feeling? >> [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: "happy," she says, and he says he never wants to be separated again. >> andrea, the biden administration also facing some backlash for its decision on refugees >> reporter: that's right. the president today issuing a directive keeping former president trump's historically low number of refugees being accepted into the u.s., breaking a promise to accept 60,000 tonight the white house says that's temporary. next month they'll have a larger number lester >> all right, andrea, thank you. >>> a milestone today in the investigation of

this is "andrea mitchell reports" in washington. today derek chauvin is behind bars, facing a possibility of decades in prison after being found guilty on all three counts in the death of george floyd. reaction outside the courthouse, white house and across the nation. the first black vice president announcing relief for criminal justice reform. today it was announced that the federal government will investigate the minneapolis police department for a pattern of civil rights abuses. >> it will include a comprehensive review of minneapolis's training and use of force. it will affect the current systems of accountability and whether other mechanisms are needed to ensure constitutional and lawful policing. >> george floyd's family after a year of loss in such a horrible and public way are happy about the outcome. they talk about the moment judge cahill made that announcement. >> i hear guilty and some more numbers and guilty again. i said, lord, please let it be another one. and i hear guilty again. i was excited. i was excited. it was

andrea left el salvador with her husband _ pain. i pain. andrea left el salvador- with her husband and two young sons and 2019 because gangs kill half her family. they applied for asylum under president trump and have been waiting, living like this, in one of the most dangerous cities in the world ever since. the number of people coming here trying to find shelter on the edge of tijuana is one of the edge of tijuana is one of the budget as make one of the busiest entrances of the united states is growing by the day. some are hopeful that rumours president biederman will open the border are true. 0thers the border are true. others have lost all hope and now having to make decisions they never thought they would. —— president biden. mi; never thought they would. -- president biden.— never thought they would. -- president biden. my husband got killed and they _ president biden. my husband got killed and they told _ president biden. my husband got killed and they told us _ president biden. my husband got killed and they told us they - k

andrea fujii has the details. >> reporter: this morning a washington state senator is apologizing for zooming while driving. >> i do think that it has been a very collaborative process. appreciate it. >> reporter: it happened as the state legislature was in session discussing a proposed $18 billion transportation bill. all the while, she was participating via zoom. and though her background was blurred, she openly discussed the fact that she was driving. >> it's a cost. it's a burden. i'm driving my old vehicle right now. >> reporter: the legislative session being broadcast live on public television. but in washington state, distracted driving is illegal, which includes using electronics while behind the wheel. the washington state patrol saying drivers must concentrate on the road and zooming while driving is not safe. the senator released a statement saying as a working mom i face the same struggles many parents in washington are facing, including trying to make my work schedule fit with my duties as a parent. unfortunately, i made a choice today that was not in compliance with the

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thank you, andrea jenkins. i appreciate it. you be well. >> thank you, don. >>> a pivotal moment for justice in america. where we go from here, that's next. unlike other sleep aids, our extended release melatonin helps you sleep longer. and longer. zzzquil pure zzzs all night. fall asleep. stay asleep. >>> tonight president joe biden calling derek chauvin's murder conviction in george floyd's death a giant step towards justice in america, but saying so much more needs to be done and calling systemic racism a stain on the nation's soul. former president barack obama also putting out a statement saying true justice requires that we come to terms with the fact that black americans are treated differently every day. it requires us to recognize millions of our friends, family, and fellow citizens live in fear that their next encounter with law enforcement could be their last and it requires us to do the sometimes thankless, often difficult but always necessary work making the america we know more like the america we believe in. join

this is andrea mitchell reports in washington. president biden on his 100th day in office tries to look at the shift in government. he will be touching down in georgia this hour, but first to visit with former president jimmy carter and rosalynn carter. before he left the president sat down with craig melvin, anchor of craig melvin reports at 11:00 here on msnbc. >> andrea, president biden insisted last night and this morning to me, that he believes that the american people want $6 trillion in new spending and are okay with the idea of having wealthy individuals, corporations, pay for it. the president is leaning into this idea of bigger, bolder government. we heard that last night. we defended it this morning. we heard his view of the government. we spent time talking about taxes. i also asked him about tim scott's comments, the junior senator from south carolina provided a response to the president's remark. tim scott contended america is not racist. i talked to him about that. you could make the argument that president biden's

andrea, you are seeing the development of the prosecution and laying out their case. we started the week with the emotional witnesses in their testimony pleading with the officers at the scene. we heard yesterday from the paramedics and the graphic images as they tried to resuscitate george floyd. and today is talk of use of force. >> lieutenant zimmerman is back on the stand when brief recess is over. let's go back to the testimony. >> -- on may 25th of 2020? >> yes. >> earlier you told the jurors about being at the scene and finishing your work there. the next day did you have an opportunity to review some video of that incident? >> yes. >> do you recall that video, where you saw it? >> yes. >> was it what we call the darnella frazier video? >> yes. >> did you watch that video in its entirety? >> yes. >> since then have you had occasion to watch other video? >> yes. >> did you watch body worn camera from the involved officers? >> yes. >> based on that and your years of training and experience with the minneapolis police department, you saw then officer chauvin with

andrea fujii with details. >> reporter: this morning cruise ships racing to help evacuate thousands of people before a volcano erupts on the caribbean island of st. vincent. >> look at that. >> reporter: officials say an eruption is imminent. >> there is now in the country an evacuation order. >> reporter: ferries, boats, all helping get people out. at least four cruise ships are arriving. royal caribbean and celebrity sending help and two ships from carnival set to dock today. >> this is an emergency. persons with children, those that are disabled. we're allowing you to board first. >> reporter: smoke is already billowing from the volcano which last erupted in 1979. the prime minister ordering mandatory evacuations of about 16,000 people in designated red danger zones. st. vincent is the main island in the caribbean nation of st. vincent and the grenadines. about 1500 miles from miami, west of barbados and northeast of aruba and venezuela. >> all arrangements have now kickstarted. and the process begins. >> reporter: the pandemic is posing an extra challenge. >> keep your mask on! >>

kpix 5's andrea nakano joins us now to explain what happens next, andrea? >> reporter: yeah, ken, this is only the second time in california history that a recall has qualified to try to get a governor out of office. while there is still work to do to verify some signatures, all signs are pointing to a recall election come november. >> this is a historic day in california history. >> reporter: the recall governor newsom campaign has collected more than 1.6 million signatures. >> i think when you put one man in charge of the fifth largest economy in the world and there's no checks and balances, you get to the point of where we are today. >> reporter: the campaign points to several factors for the recall effort such as the governor's covid response and the declining economy. >> we got to fight for the state. and we deserve better than gavin newsom. >> reporter: the rnc committee woman from california, dillon, says this was a bipartisan effort to try to get governor newsom out of office. >> the governor is out there with his ad, trying to claim this is a repub

andrea: al menos siete personas resultaron heridas de balay tres murieron en un tiroteo en una fiestaadrugada. la informaciÓn sobre las personas que recibirÁn los disparos no se dio a conocer de inmediato. ya que las autoridades trataron de notificar a los familiares primero. no se identificÓ a ningÚn sospechoso y no se ha determinado el motivo de la violencia.

>> reporter: right, andrea. this is a new element we heard from the defense as they were questioning dr. fowler here. one note on the side bar, one thing the judge made clear of is he does not want attorneys to argue their objections in front of the jury. instead, they usually will launch the objection and say the grounds for it and if there is need for further discussion, they will list the arguments in the side bar conversation and it looks like they're coming back to the testimony now. >> yeah, the trial is resuming. let's go back and listen to eric nelson, the defense lawyer questioning dr. david fowler who is an expert witness, medical examiner. >> dr. fowler, based on your general knowledge as a forensic pathologist, your personal experiences, what comes out of a car's exhaust? >> typically we see the products of combustion. it an internal combustion engine coming out the exhaust and the major products of combustion are going to be water vapor, carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide and a couple of other very sma

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this is andrea mitchell reports. the defense has rested its case in the murder trial of derek chauvin after he invoked his fifth amendment of no incrimination. after a rebuttal witness, the judge gave instructions to the jury and adjourned until monday. the judge advised the jury to have a good long weekend and they will be sequestered and advised them to pack for long, but hope for short as they get ready for deliberations. joining me now is shaq, and morgan covering the outbursts after the duane wright killing by a white police officer, and brooke and kimberly atkins. welcome all. a big day. shaq, let's go over what happened today with the defense resting and one prosecution rebuttal witness, dr. tobin, quick rebuttal and decision that we all saw but the jury did not see when the former police officer derek chauvin decided to take his fifth amendment right and not testify in his own defense. >> that's right. some really big headlines in this trial of derek chauvin. the jury has been sent home for the long weekend a

andrea was desperate for information. she's not alone. according to dhs, 80% of unaccompanied minors have family living in the u.s. 40% of those are parents but andrea eventually got a called from cvp teller her juan felipe wouldn't stop crying, asking her to calm him down. then another call from hhs telling her he wasn't eating or sleeping: it shattered my soul, she says andrea turned to dr. amy cohen, who runs every last one, a nonprofit that helps reunite families. >> we are inundated with calls from families with very young children. >> reporter: currently there are about 20,000 children in hhs custody, and that number expected to grow to 35,000 next month. but this week, andrea became one of the lucky ones. >> how are you feeling >> happy, happy, she says. he said he never wants to be separated again. >> reporter: there are still thousands of parents looking for their children we also connected with a guatemalan father of two young girls, as he dialed a government hotline for families looking for migrant children he's been calling ev

adelante, andrea.que mirar hacia adelante. andrea: este positivismo lo transmite adorando un porcentaje de sus ventas a organizaciones que apoya vÍctimas de violencia domÉstica y trÁfico humano. cuÁles son los pasos para sacar adelante una marca de ropa? yuly: se diseÑa, agarro una muestra, la uso, la lavo, muchas veces, despuÉs que pasan esas pruebas y cuando el diseÑo tiene exactamente el tamaÑo y la forma que me gusta, es cuando se aprueba el modelo y cuando vamos a producciÓn y cuando comienzo a trabajar con las fotos. andrea: es importante que cada prenda ofrezca la mejor calidad y que todas las mujeres se sientan cÓmodas al usar su ropa, recordando que todo lo que se proponen, lo puede lograr. quÉ consejo le darÍas a la mujer que quiere emprender un negocio pero todavÍa no se atreve? yuly: tener claro los objetivos, que cada decisiÓn que tomamos tiene sacrificio y los cambios son positivos. entrenar la mente, el alma, el cuerpo y desastre de las escusas, las escusas siempre estÁn disponibles. and

andrea cruz telemundo >> imperdible todos estos hechos.capa alta hablando en este día especial de nuestro planeta. lo que está viendo bien los colores parecen obras de arte es es el satélite, pero es corea del sur y nos vamos a corea del sur lo que está viendo es agua en niveles bajos pero todo lo que ve en rayitas lo que se llaman granjas o algas marinas el 90 por ciento del consumo del ser humano de las algas viene precisamente de corea del sur y es ahí donde se genera con algunas boyas para que el sol pueda alimentarlo crear la fotosíntesis y no en el fondo del mar aunque es pequeño que pudiese destruir la pea nada más la cantidad de granjas que hay precisamente corea del sur y se puede ver a través de los satélites de la nasa. a las mujeres embarazadas en corea del sur acostumbran comer esto que les ayuda la recuperación para cuando tienen a sus hijos. felicidades aprovechando el mar de una forma agradable. estamos viendo los nublados en san francisco lo que es la península de san francisco, están tallando algunas lloviznas, condicione

this is andrea mitchell reports in washington. president biden is saying he will slash greenhouse gas by 50% by 2030. china and russia joining dozens of others for the event. countries looking skeptcally at the u.s. after they pulled south of the paris climate accord. >> all of us, particularly those of us who represent the world's largest economy, we have to step up. scientists tell us that this is the decisive decade. this is the decade we must make decisions that will avoid the worst consequences of a climate crisis. >> the challenge now of course is how the president plans to meet the goal of emissions by 2050. the pandemic did slow down global emissions, but not enough. according to a new u.n. report, it shows that the climate crisis intensified in 2020. this morning greta thunberry said the u.s. needs to cut emission boos 50%. >> we need to cut emissions by lots. you may say we are naive, and that's fine, but we are not so naive that companies will make distant targets without pressure from the general media and public. how

this is andrea 0riana's third attempt to beat the previous record of 16 kilometres across this highesthallenge. translation: the difficulty is the _ challenge. translation: iie: difficulty is the altitude. it is hard to swim well and it slows down your strokes due to the cold. you feel 12 celsius without protection. and it feels very, very cold. the only barrier to _ feels very, very cold. the only barrier to the _ feels very, very cold. the only barrier to the cold _ feels very, very cold. the only barrier to the cold is _ feels very, very cold. the only barrier to the cold is paraffin l barrier to the cold is paraffin wax, rubbed onto his skin. 47—year—old andrea 0riana swam from near the so—called sleeping dragon mountain peak on the east shore to the island of the moon in the middle of the lake, a distance of 20 kilometres. translation: it is a dream to _ kilometres. translation: it is a dream to swim _ kilometres. translation: it is a dream to swim in _ kilometres. translation: it 3 a dream to swim in this lake because it is one of the most difficult tests in the world. you cannot

andrea nakano is live with the latest on a family calling for criminal charges. >> reporter: as you can see there is a vibrant memorial for mario gonzalez. people have been stopping by adding flowers to the memorial. the incident started when two calls to the police department about a man acting strangely. >> some of the footage that you are about to see may be took the incident happened on april 19. the officer approached mario gonzalez and asked if he was okay. gonzalez was incoherent and hesitated to give his name. they spoke to him for 10 minutes before trying to put his hands behind his back. he resisted before officers took him to the ground. as gonzalez continues to struggle in officer positions his body over gonzalez. from the video it was hard to say how much weight was used. after five minutes gonzalez loses consciousness. >> everyone can watch the video and make judgments. but we have to be careful. this is just one part of the story. >>> the family held a press conference. his brother said that what the police did was unnecessary and unprofessional. and took a minuscule even

the show is back on and andrea nakano was there to see the stage come back to life in marin county. >> reporter: this is the first live performance in front of a crowd since december of 19 r is back. [ music ] this performance is months in the making, the barber surveil at marin center. >> we've been going around backstage saying happy opening to people. >> reporter: with strict testing protocols, performers were able to rip off their masks and have their voices heard loud and clear with some pandemic restrictions. they are singing at each other they have to be further apart. if they are away from each other they can be a little closer together. >> reporter: the vibrant songs are being heard through the radio of each car. instead of the pit, the orchestra is in a tent with socially distanced and masked musicians. one lot has direct view of the stage and another has access to a big screen. a night at the opera has never felt so different. >> this is the way to do it come in the car, i can lean back my seat, relax, i'm not stuffed in or dressed up. it's good. >> reporter: the san franci