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angÉlica rivera y su hija sofÍa llegan a mÉxico. alan: vamos. el conteo regresivo para las elecciones presidenciales. satcha: faltan sÓlo dos semanas para estos comicios presidenciales. descuento que millones no esperan desde ya emiten su derecho al voto. nuevas estadÍsticas reflejan que esta + iva participaciÓn anticipada rompen rÉcord de varios estados. en vivo desde washington dc edwin tiene nueva informaciÓn y lo que hacen los candidatos en esta recta final por convencer a los indecisos. tambiÉn motivar a los que apoyan para que salgan a las urnas. buenos dÍas. edwin: buenos dÍas. tanto donald trump como kamala harris entiende la importancia de continuar hablÁndole directamente el paÍs sobre todo el momento cuando faltan muy pocos para el dÍa de las elecciones, pero tambiÉn donde millones han salido a votar. desde esa cifra 47% demÓcrata, 33% republicano. a dos semanas de las elecciones ta 15,000,000 de personas han votado. sobre todo en estados claves como la florida y texas. >> tenemos que venir a votar. invito a todo el mundo

angelica peebles set down with the ceo for more on the company's plans. angelica >> hey, melissa.right lilly is focusing on this center to come up with new ways to make its medicines. now, the goal here is to replicate some of the success that it's found with tirzepatide. the company found a more efficient way to make that drug, and that is going to allow it to make more of it, and it's going to implement that process at a $9 billion manufacturing site that it's building close to that new center that it's building, that's about a 40-minute drive from where we are today at lilly's headquarters in indianapolis mel, you know how important supply is for lilly. the company is really focused on trying to build up the supply. right now, there's just not enough to launch it all over the world. david ricks telling me there are 40 countries where the drug is approved, but not launched, because they just don't have enough of it take a listen. >> i know people get upset because we haven't produced enough, that's, you know, pressure's a privilege we're doing everything we can to produce more r

angelica peebles on how eli lilly is holding in the world of glp 1s.au will have the reaction for us. mike, what's on your mind? >> still a bull market. looks like it and acts like it in every significant respect. it really has slowed down. it's come across this leadership shift. been absorbing the retreat on a relative basis in megacap tech. we're up since mid july 2 1/2 months. less than 1% in the s&p 500. the average stock has done better. all of that is context as the bull market gets ready to enter the third year. more of a sober plotting type of a tone to a bull market. everything else is clicking together. i think the fact that it can wea wait and see near the highs is not a negative. >> time flies. it's hard to believe -- >> two years. >> -- it's been two years for this bull market. >> in a couple of weeks. >> see what happens on friday with the jobs report where this next step goes, i suppose. angelica peebles following eli lilly for us today. what can you tell us? >> reporter: yeah, scott. today lilly is announcing a $4.5 billion center on r&

angelica is here with those details and the stock is lower, angelica?> this looks like it was a great quarter and a great print for pfizer, but the problem is this strength is all coming from its covid portfolio. like you said, it's any viral paxlovid really beat the estimates here, up by about $2 billion past what the street was looking for and also covid vax seen came in $400 million ahead. so the problem for pfizer is that their trying to get people to look at everything else in this portfolio and move beyond covid, but that is the story today. and if you look at its cancer portfolio, some of the drugs there including some of the ones it got from its acquisition coming in a little short of estimates. so that's not helping their case that there is more to see beyond covid. they did also talk, though, a little bit about its obesity pipeline. remember, they had a few setbacks there. they do still have experimental pill. they're expecting update from that drug in the first quarter of next year. they also talked about two other earlier stage pills in the

good morning, angelica. >> good morning, carl.e here in indy at one of lilly's research lapse. this is the place where zeptide was made. this is a really important area for the company, of course. they have a lot more in development. we sat down with ceo dave ricks yesterday about what's next, here's what he had to say. >> currently, lilly has 11 pipeline projects in obesity. all with sort of different modes of action or different modes of delivery. oral is a big need, of course. multi-modal, so it's different than other glp-1s. we have dual acting and triple-acting drugs with multiple mechanisms to have more potent effects. >> now, a big piece of this investment in going forward for lilly is figure out how to make these medicines. they're really complex, and that's why the company today is saying that it will spend $4.5 billion to open gnaw center about 40 miles northwest of here, that will focus on r&d manufacturing. that new facility will do some of what's happening here at a bigger scale, particularly to supply the clinical tr

angelica peebles has the latest on this one. >> that's right. an industry group that representing compounders is suing the fda, saying they took tirzepatide off the shortage list even though it is still in short supply. remember, tirzepatide is the active ingredient in mounjaro and sezepbound. we'll keep an eye on this. melissa? >> do they offer data on why it would not be in short supply? because as i understand it, the wait times in terms of, you know, your ability to get a prescription filled is actually a lot less now. >> it's a great question, and we just got this, so, i haven't got a chance to go through the full lawsuit, but they're saying the fda acted too quickly and it still is in shortage, though they took it off the list. so, again, we'll have to say exactly what they're claiming in this lawsuit. >> fascinating story. angelica, thank you. >>> let's turn now to a couple of big tech calls today. we'll start off with apple. down slightly today after jeffries downgraded this one. analysts saying the near-term expectations for a.i. is too

angelica, thank you so much.ortgage appli applications, a noisy story. >> reporter: obviously the stocks are going up bun on fundamentals. -- but not on the fundamentals. mortgage rates rose that tanked application dropping 17% from the week before. the average rate on 30-year fixed went to 6.25% with loans of 20 percent down. refinance demand was 26% week to week. still 111% higher than the same week a year ago. rates today over a full percentage point lower than they were a year ago. mortgage demand to buy a home fell 7% for the week, up 7% higher up than the same week one year ago. the homebuilder don't seem to care much today. the homebuilding eft itb is higher on the day, as are all of the big builders. that's likely because mortgage rates really haven't moved at all this week. they're also able to buy down mortgage rates to get customers in the door. again, it's definitely not on the fundamentals. >> yeah. certainly the homebuilders have their own advantages. thank you so much. phil, these airlines running

angelica peeble has more on the numbers. angelica?d, this is exactly what pfizer needed, this big beat and raise. but what's interesting is where this beat is coming from, and that's coming from its covid portfolio. so in the quarter, paxlovid, the covid antiviral, that beat estimates by about $2 billion. and its covid vaccine also coming in about $400 million ahead of estimates. remember, pfizer is trying to move beyond the covid franchise and get people to pay attention to what else is in the pipeline and portfolio. one area that it's focusing on a lot is cancer, and we saw some pretty mixed results there. a few of those drugs from seagen coming in a little bit short. so we're going to want to hear more from pfizer on the call about what is happening there in cancer. jpmorgan saying that pfizer really needs to see more progress in the portfolio and in the pipeline to significantly change the narrative, and the big question, of course, today is will this be enough to get starboard off of pfizer's back, and will this be enough for the

that we're premiering at the angelica theater.n of thriller where a bunch of music videos are connecting with a nice storyline, some dialogue. check that out. >> lastly, for the real rap heads, i gotta ask, do you feel like upstate is finally starting to get its due, that new york doesn't just mean manhattan anymore? >> of course. finally they're starting to respect us as part of new york. we had to work hard to get there, but they definitely respecting us. >> i have been telling ayman to put respect on everyone's name, but he has a little manhattan vibes. >> i'm a little biased because i'm from brooklyn. my kids claim brooklyn as their home. they tell people they're from brooklyn. >> no doubt about it. rochester's own. >> respect. all right, 38 spesh and the heavy hitter, mr. fallback. thanks for coming by. >> appreciate that, and our own moment of zen tonight. dana carvey's biden this weekend. >> guess what, here's the deal. i'm not the old one now. trump is. the only difference i know when to walk away. about six months too lat

angelica, thank you, we still have half a minute before the start regional broadcast we will have timeect gtrk vologda. evgeny eroshkin is already in the studio. in the logogodskaya region, the restoration of a 16th-century church has been completed. evgeny, good evening, what kind of temple is this and what is unique about it? good evening, ernest, the temple is part of the ensemble of the famous kirill-beloazersky monastery. the church of the transfiguration of the lord, built by local masons at the end of the 15th century , was restored by specialists from moscow. they restored and returned to the monastery the elegant ancient iconostasis, light, bright, festive, like the royal doors created even before the troubles. in addition to the temple, the complex includes a covered porch and a so-called tent, in which kolachi and prosphora were baked. ernest, evgeny, thank you, so, we continue the big news with viewers of moscow and the region, see you in a few seconds. the head of the investigative committee took control of the investigation of the accident in which a group of teenagers go

no question angelica thank you. >>> shares of cat lowering this summer after cutting its forecast.is here with more. big miss today. >> big one. this is the first time caterpillar's operating profit and earnings share declined year over year since 2020, here's why. inventory levels are too high. that's raising concerns that cat won't be able to increase the price of equipment. barclay says that the inventory increase is a red flag for the bears cutting price target on the stock from 387 to $335 a share. melius says the slow down is due to higher interest rates, yes they're benefitting from the infrastructure act and spending but businesses are having slow downs. they're calling out the weakness on the semiconductors, texas instruments to name a couple. pointing to figures below 50 meaning the industry is still in contraction. shares are down around 4% from the recent high. a good run here. this is a stock that we'll be watching going into the election. the prospect of trade conflict that has in the past weighed on this sector. >> jim's point this morning that declining rates should

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. >> thank you angelica. >> if it's a blip orship, and if it isn't, it's certainly a big one?'s a blip. i don't think their ceo answered questions very well, but i think they'll come back. number one, they're getting some of the generic compounders off the market. and this could have a sleep apnea product approved. i think people were concerned if wet constraints, i need to keep more on hand, then suddenly they destocked as supply bake more really available. i don't see it as a demand issue, but yes, they need to advertise more, they need direct to consumer, compete with some of the easiest ways to get these semi-gluts. >> so buy the dip? >> buy the dip. >>> carvana also reporting after the closing bell today. that stock is up 300% this year for the full story, we turn to phil. >> when carvana reports its results after the bell, three things that people will be looking at, really the metrics within the third quarter. the first is profit per vehicle. also, have they done a good job of limiting inventory? this has been their calling card over the last several quarters. essential

reporter angelica kate has reaction from his potential new neighbors. wearing matching shirts. some that read your voice. is your superpower? a group of frustrated and concerned women showed up at a courthouse in hollywood today to help ensure this man christopher hubbart dumped the pillow case rapist doesn't end up living among them because terrifying. it's scary. >> dianne swick says she lives 300 feet away from the proposed home hubbart could be sent to juniper hills area of the antelope valley that he's going come into my house try to, you know, it's trying to rape today's hearing comes with a sorted history involving hubbard who was convicted in a series of rapes in 1973 1982. in 1990, he was released from a mental hospital in 2014 and move to a home east of palmdale. at the time the community protested heavily for the 20 months. he was there after violating his conditional release for failing a lie detector 5 times. he wound up back in custody until late last year when the now 74 year-old was released. again, i don't understand why they're planning to release into almost

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. >> angelica, thank you. the latest on lilly. we have news on amazon. kate rooney has that for us.>> this is about zooks. the autonomous driving part of the company. the cto saying on stage at a tech crunch disrupt conference that those cars are in the next couple of weeks here, they're going to be rolling out in san francisco and in las vegas. the cto jesse levenson saying they're going to start offering rides with employees in the soma neighborhood which is near where we are and on the las vegas strip. they're saying zoox is starting there even though it's a more difficult part of the city because the city has operations there. the quote, we have achieved that internal safety readiness required to launch the service. says that the company is taking a measured approach to rolling out the robotaxi service. waymo, a big presence in san francisco. you have tesla going after this with the robotaxis. the latest in the autonomous driving space. >> getting more crowded. kate rooney. >> they're everywhere. >> yeah, they are. they are. >>> up next, we track the biggest movers into the clos

an angelica people has that. >> just days before pfizer and starboard, we are seeing this about face ceo anne reed and frank demilleio. people have threatened to commence lit gag against them, claw back prior compensation and cancel uninvested performance stock unitis. a person familiar with the interactions between pfizer and the former executives telling me the risk of legal liability was a driving factor in the reversal. it's been a messy few days, tyler. it was only sunday when we first learned of starboard's $1 billion stake in pfizer and the publication indicating this whole thing started with an email that was probably an accident. the former cfo reported lead sent a blank, mail to borla with the starboard representative copied on. something was brewing and bringing it to the spotlight. we still don't know what change starboard is looking for and they're set to meet with borla and the board and other members next wednesday. that stock down almost 3% today and it's down more than 50% from the pandemic peak. >> this is an ongoing story. i know you'll be following it for us. we'l

again, and so on, only then will everything be correct, but we do it under stress, 120, 115, 130, angelica, they don't take pills, only larisa takes it every day, i'll measure it for myself, you take pills yourself, what haven't i taken? oh, oh, oh, maybe i'm sick already, maybe we shouldn't, let's not talk, great, 130 on 70, let's be attentive to our health, it will be fine anyway. next, for what chronic diseases can't anesthesia be done, what does shortness of breath appear when climbing stairs indicate, questions from the doctor, alexander myasnyakov asks, are you answering? wow, i know so little about you in this regard, did you think about the same thing i did? premiere on rtr. well, what happened, did they really find a new corpse? me, no, that means. with anna petrovna, it was calmer without you, yes, and with me it will be more exciting, there are no uninteresting things, but again you are starting something, i am worried, there is only something that has not yet been revealed, so it turns out that the only hope is for you, sanna petrovna, 10 little blacks, decided to have lunch, y

we have angelica with more. >> that's right. j & j beating on the top and bottom lines.the quarter while med tech struggled. cancer drugs a particular bright spot. things like multiple myeloma drugs topping estimates. immunology another thing to look at in the quarter. stelara now facing bio similar competition in europe and will see it in the u.s. next year. j&j executives saying they can manage that decline and try to turn attention to their newer autoimmune drug tremfaya. in weak economies, a few examples. in japan j&j the leading supplier of contacts there. saying that people might refrain from ordering more expensive daily disposable contacts or they might extend their prescription. there's also a physicians strike in canada and anti-krucorruptio campaign in china. there's a short of iv fluid that started here after hurricane helene. j&j executive today say figure that drags on -- saying if that drags on it could affect surgical procedures across the ploer portfolios. >> thank you. jay, what's your trade on j&j? >> thanks, contessa. we have a hold on j&z because of

cnbc's health and pharma reporter angelica peebles joins us now with more.xpecting a revenue short fall. so, i have two questions for you. is it all glp 1 related and, if so, is it just lilly's version of glp 1 or is there some type of, i don't know, softness? did we get ahead of ourselves on the whole weight loss -- in this country, everybody talks about it, everybody is taking it, and do we get ahead of ourselves? is there any slowdown in demand for it? >> certainly the story for lilly is all about the glp 1s, about mounjaro and zepbound. that's the thing investors are paying the closest attention to. that's the revenue driver going forward. that's why we're focusing so much on it. that is the focus of today's report because the company just a quarter ago raising its full year sales estimate by $3 billion, saying that it had better visibility into supply and now they're taking that back a little bit, trimming the top end of the guidance, in both zepbound and mounjaro coming short of estimates in the third quarter. and so we're going to have to hear what li

angÉlica: la verdad que si. estoy muy contenta con mis hijas. viviendo una etapa muy linda. gimnasio. estÁn felices entrenando en clase de box. jomari: quÉ fina. les acabo de poner un gimnasio en casa. raÚl: para que entrene. cuidado, cuidado. karla: esa es la parte difÍcil que siempre proteger a sus hijos por esa misma razÓn. cualquier cosa que hagan los hijos siempre repercuten. ellos no son figuras pÚblicas. fran: pero tambiÉn si fuma, a quiÉn le importa? de verdad. jessica: tambiÉn mariana nos cuenta cÓmo fue su reconciliaciÓn con pablo montero y si hay posibilidad de que vuelvan el amor entre ellos. >> ya te reconcÍliate con pablo montero? dijo que te va a dar una nalgadas. mariana: quÉ bÁrbaro. que se la dÉ a su novia que la conocÍ hoy por cierto. estaba esperando desde lado, pero salÍ del otro. me lo agarre como saben por atrÁs. [risas] no, no. me dijo "tenemos que hablar". yo le dije que lo quiero con el alma. me dio un abrazo con todo el amor. sabemos que todas las personas podemos tener roces, molestias y cosas, pero cuando el amor es verdadero siempre sale. >> te

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angelica. tanks, well, everything is getting better every year and better.ater heaters and curling irons remained in the museum exposition. now the enterprise specializes in the production of electrical harnesses for cars. if you connect all the wires produced by the kletsky mechanical plants, you can encircle the globe. in total , over 4,500 modifications. harnesses are different, for example, this is one of the simplest samples, this is already a little more complicated, weighs almost 5 kg and will be used in the assembly of a passenger bus, for example, the operation of the dashboard will depend on these wires. harnesses - the circulatory system of the car, they provide interconnection of almost all electrical units. without a bundle of insulated wires , neither the window lift, nor the air conditioner, nor the engine will work, the car simply will not move. harnesses supply power not only to trucks, buses, trolleybuses and trailers. refrigeration units cannot do without them. for refrigerators, as well as for agricultural enterprises, at the moment a per

released from a illa t and then to live in the community of juniper hills near los angeles reporter angelicas from local residents at a hearing where they express their concerns. >>wearing matching shirts, some that read your voice. is your superpower? a group of frustrated and concerned women showed up at a courthouse in hollywood today to help ensure this man christopher hubbart dumped the pillow case rapist doesn't end up living among them because terrifying. it's scary. dianne swick says she lives 300 feet away from the proposed home hubbart could be sent to juniper hills area of the antelope valley that he's going come into my house try to you now it's trying to rape today's hearing comes with a sorted history involving hubbard who was convicted in a series of rapes in 1973 1982. in 1990, he was released from a mental hospital in 2014 and move to a home east of palmdale. at the time the community protested heavily for the 20 months. he was there after violating his conditional release for failing a lie detector 5 times. he wound up back in custody until late last year when the now 74 ye

reporter angelica sanchez has more on what health professionals want parents to know. >>the changing of the seasons always brings challenges to the immune system. this year, health experts are noticing a rare uptick. all of a sudden with this surge, we're seeing it happen in these younger children, whereas we hadn't seen that before. health experts say there has been a rise both locally and nationally and patients diagnosed with mycoplasma better known as walking pneumonia. the illinois department of public health has issued an alert with child care providers and schools to heighten awareness. typically, we may see 2 to 5% of kids infected with this organism. now we're seeing positivity rates between 10 and 20%. we are seeing a lot more children in the 2 to 4 year old age range. doctors at lurie children's hospital. chicago say there's no clear answer yet as to what is causing the surge. but there are theories. one theory is that we're still seeing some of the effects of the of the covid pandemic where essentially because of the social distancing that a lot of pathogen

este romance llega mÁs de dos aÑos luego de su separaciÓn de angÉlica castro.gusta que estamos hablando de cosas del corazÓn. esto tambiÉn se siente muy bien para el corazÓn de la familia de nuestro programa. recuerdan la sorpresa que le dimos a la fans nÚmero uno de taylor swift. esto fue en mayo. la pequeÑa naciÓ con parÁlisis cerebral . y la mÚsica de taylor swift siempre le inspirÓ para seguir adelante entre sus cirugÍas, terapias. como los tickets de taylor eran tan caros... pudimos comprar las entradas para el concierto de su Éxito gracias a los hermanos montiel en "despierta amÉrica" le pudimos entregar los tickets para que fuera al concierto de taylor swift. misiÓn cumplida. [aplausos] este pasado viernes disfrutarÁ de una experiencia inolvidable en el concierto de su cantante preferida. muchas felicidades! estamos muy felices por ti. te mandamos besos. que sigas adelante siempre con ese espÍritu tan lindo y bondadoso que tienes. eli: y felicidades a las madres que siempre estÁn ahÍ apoyando a sus hijos en cada sueÑo. ella estaba vendiendo pulseras. nun

angelica peebles joins us now with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, joe. it will build a $4.5 billion center focused on researching better ways to make its medicines. the lilly medicine foundry will focus on two things. developing new ways to produce drugs and supplying drugs for its clinical trials. it will be just down the road from where we are today in lebanon. this building behind me will one day produce the active ingredient in diabetes and weight loss drugs mounjaro and zepbound. this facility will use more efficient process for making it that lilly scientists developed. the company wants to repeat that success with its other medicines. dave ricks telling me sometimes small changes can lead to dramatic results. >> for production levels, sometimes these steps can yield three or four fold output. 300%, 400% improvement. that can be the case sometimes. for clinical trials, by centralizing all that work, especially for the complex molecules, we can save time because if you're doing this through third parties, you got to often get multiple third parties

en vivo desde el puerto en miami, angÉlica gonzÁlez sigue de la nueva informaciÓn, eli, buenos dÍas.res portuarios van a volver al trabajo y los prÓximos 90 dÍas van a resolver todo, asÍ lo dijo el presidente biden. '' hemos llegado a un acuerdo provisional sobre los salarios, estamos en una prÓrroga de tres meses, el paro ha terminado y volveremos a las operaciones normales a partir de maÑana a las 8:00 de la maÑana'', es decir, hoy viernes 4 de octubre. lo que busca el sindicato es una mejora salarial del 77% y que se limite el uso de algunos equipos automatizados, la alianza marÍtima de estados unidos tuvo que ceder un poco y mejorar su oferta inicial del 50% una del 62% de aumento salarial. dando un buen margen paraconversar, esta huelga de tres dÍas trajo preocupaciÓn por su impacto que, segÚn expertos, se verÍa como un efecto dominÓ con la ausencia de productos unos tras otros, la huelga paraliza la navegaciÓn en mÁs de una docena de puertos en la costa oriental y del golfo, por el prÍncipe 1000 estibadores —— 47,000 estibadores en conflicto, sin embargo las consecuencias inmed

el angÉlica gonzÁlez nos cuenta mÁs.a evidencia incluye una carta escrita por erika mÉndez, el menor de los hermanos donde relata a un primo que su padre abusaba sexualmente y ambos alegaron en corte que mataron a sus padres en defensa propia despuÉs de una vida llena de abusos fÍsicos y sexuales. el testimonio de un ex menudo, quien asegura que lo violaron siendo parte de la agrupaciÓn juvenil, tiene a enfrentar la versiÓn de los condenados y se suma a la creciente peticiÓn de re evaluar el testimonio. >> esto serÍa a travÉs de la fiscalÍa de los Ángeles, donde argumentarÍan que el propÓsito de manutenciÓn ha cumpliÓ suficiente tiempo en la cÁrcel, 35 aÑos, que estÁn rehabilitados, que no constituyen un peligro para la comunidad. elyangÉlica: en marzo de 1990, eric y lai fueron detenidos en los Ángeles tras el asesinato brutal de sus padres a quienes le dispararon con dos escopetas mÁs de 15 veces, fingieron haberlos encontrado muertos al llamar al 911, pero su reacciÓn y el despilfarro posterior de dinero en lujos los

robert y marÍa angÉlica se unieron para aportar su granito de arena con las futuras generaciones. >> que han salido a la luz gracias a universidades como esta y mucho mÁs. los profesionales variaron en Ámbitos laborales y los nuestros por supuesto que dijeron presente. en el escenario vimos a emilio estefan, carlos ponce, nacho meyer y nuestra jefa, la matriarca de la familia de "despierta amÉrica", luz marÍa doria. >> es increÍble que existan estos eventos. y es increÍble lo importante que es participar. el dÍa de hoy no se recibe la en ma una de las mÁximas exponentes en educaciÓn. tenemos la oportunidad de vivir en un paÍs que nos ofrece la oportunidad de estudiar. es constancia, disciplina, trabajo y educaciÓn >> lo que uno deja de navidad es el orgullo de inspirar una nueva generaciÓn. sobre todo para mi paÍs cuba. quÉ bueno que hayan podido obtener sus sueÑos. jessica: tÚ te imaginaste en algÚn momento que ibas a llegar a un lugar asÍ? compartir con las personas que compartimos este fin de semana? >> no te puedo decir si me lo imaginÉ, pero si soy una persona muy ambiciosa y me

el angÉlica gonzÁlez de las reacciones y los nuevos detalles.lliam parsons de 44 aÑos terminÓ arrestado despuÉs de amenazar con daÑar a los empleados de fema, el hombre quien estaba armado con un rifle y una pistola actuÓ solo, segÚn las autoridades. esto ocurriÓ en carolina del norte donde la agencia fer al de manejo de emergencias tuvo que suspender temporalmente operaciones despuÉs que la guardia nacional reportÓ haber encontrado indicios que dijeron estar cazando empleados del gobierno. fema dijo que resultÓ ajuste de su del amenaza. [habla en inglÉs] elyangelica: lo peor de todo es que los vivientes de la catÁstrofe se estÁn viendo realmente perjudicados con esto, opina que fue administradora asociada a la agencia. esta detenciÓn ocurre despuÉs de semanas de desinformaciÓn sobre la respuesta de fema a los recientes huracanes, que ha llevado incluso a muchos a rechazar la ayuda. [habla en inglÉs] elyangelica: increÍblemente preocupada dijo estar el secretario de seguridad nacional, asegura que la informaciÓn falsa retrasa y pone en riesgo a

raÚl: vamos a ver quÉ pasa con angÉlica. zipper porque si lo pones arriba de ti y si volteas esa de las prendas o si vas al baÑo alguien puede lamentablemente sacarte algo. raÚl: vamos con la manera correcta con fran. madelin: tiene su carterista con zipper estÁ muy prÁctica y puede ir al baÑo tiene la manos accesibles fran pasÓ la prueba. raul: muchÍsimas gracias madelin y a los modelos excelente. fran: estÁ muy divertido el segmento y muy claro gracias. raÚl: familia al regresar con flores y foros artificiales naval celebrados veintiÚn aÑos de su esposa aleje las y el mensaje que le dejÓ. lucÍa mÉndez revela que canciÓn luis miguel le dedicÓ y entÉrate cuÁl es el mensaje que lucÍa le manda al canelo que impactÓ a toda la prensa. ¡gracias modelos! rebotando de doctor en doctor. ¿por qué tiene que ser así? en kaiser permanente, el cuidado de tu salud es diferente, porque todos trabajamos juntos para cuidar de todo lo que tú eres. [mÚsica] [mÚsica] jomari: jayjo con luis miguel. jessi: el sol de mÉxico llegÓ de mÉxico para su

credit all of the extraordinary work done on this case by the prosecution team including marcoux, angelica partners at irs criminal investigations, if dic oig and the dea. thank you. >> he talked a lot about individual accountability. and i was hoping you might be able to elaborate on why we are not saying more than two people charged especially when there are five insiders in the columbia scheme. i'm going to shoot my shot on this off-topic and ask you, this week you were an afghan citizen for plotting a threat on election day in the name of isis. >> i will answer your off-topic, but cannot answer your on-topic first. we have an ongoing investigation. we now have the assistance of the cooperation of the bank. i can't comment on the ongoing investigation but it is continuing aggressively and we do expect to see more prosecutions. second question started on terrorism. >> i was wondering if you could talk about the current threat from isis right now and if you are concerned about an election day threat. >> we have been warning for quite some time now that we are in a heightened threat enviro