. >>> la gran actriz mexicana cecilia suÁrez pone vom al caso de vanessa guillÉn la agresiÓn a una azafata al desvÍo de un aviÓn que partiÓ de nueva york, el piloto debiÓ aterrizar de emergencia en denver donde el agresor fue arrestado. a no bajar la guardia, el fin de semana de halloween y las precauciones por el covid continÚan vigentes, les contamos quÉ dicen expertos. ♪(mÚsica)♪ ♪ ♪ >>> hola buenas tardes gracias por acompaÑarnos en noticias telemundo medio dÍa. les saluda... (inaudible). >>> de casi 2 billones de dÓlares, una cantidad enorme para los economistas, aunque segÚn el presidente no aportarÁ al dÉficit del paÍs pero sÍ lo transformarÁ vamos con el reporte desde washington con javier vega, adelante buenos dÍas >>> gracias felicidad buenos dÍas, el propio presidente joe biden en persona visitÓ a los congresistas demÓcratas en el capitolio con el objetivo de alinearlos y ponerlos de acuerdo en el proyecto presentado en el congreso luego se dirigiÓ a la casa blanca donde dio un mensaje, a minutos de que inicie su gira rumbo a europa (inaudible). >>> siempre he dicho que el adven

. >> reporter: good morning to you, cecilia. is promising to move quickly on this and a decision could come by the end of this month. it's what many parents have been waiting for and others this morning are fearing. drugmaker pfizer says it's ready to vaccinate children, and is now requesting emergency authorization use of its vaccine for kids 5 to 11 years old. the shot would only be a third of the dose that's being put in the arms of people 12 and older. like adults children would need two shots about a month apart and pfizer says that these smaller shots prove safe and effective in children during trials. if approved more than 28 million children would be able to get this vaccine. >> protection in our pediatric population is part of the key to finally putting an end to this pandemic. we have millions of kids that are still vulnerable and because of that, we still have major risks in parts of this population. >> reporter: fda advisers will meet on the 26th of this month to go over pfizer's data. if the fda decides to move forw

cecilia, can you talk about the money?hat are the profit decisions facebook is making and what steps can congress take in regulating facebook when it is thinking about the decisions it is making with these? cecilia: one thing haugan said in her testimony is that facebook chooses profits over the safety of people. what we found at the new york times and in the reporting for our book is that what facebook does, and this is confirmed by her testimony, it absolutely prioritizes engagement. it prioritizes traffic, people wanting to come back more and more. what that means is it has decided when it designs bit systems through software choices to rank very highly the most emotive content, the most agitating can't --content, whether it is positive or negative. the side effect is a lot of the content that makes you want to press the like or share button, make comments on a facebook post is very toxic or harmful like election related misinformation. that was her message. by choosing to -- choosing engagement and growth and in her wo

cecilia live at the white house tonight. and cecilia, as you know, both sides have indicated in their own ways here that they want to pass these bills. it would seem at this point it's now about getting to a number they can agree on. >> reporter: it is exactly that, david. and the president is expected to hold more negotiations with members of congress in the coming days. but in the bottom line on that number, david, it's not going to be the $3.5 trillion that president biden wanted. the big question tonight, what stays in this final plan and what goes? today, david, the president wouldn't say where his red line is. >> all right, cecilia, thank you. >>> next tonight here, gabby petito's family speaking out. what they have to say to brian laundrie tonight. and then laundrie's own sister now talking to abc news about her brother and about her parents. here's victor oquendo. >> reporter: tonight, nearly three weeks into the all-out manhunt for brian laundrie, gabby petito's parents losing patience. >> turn yourself in. >> turn

cecilia vega with us from rome tonight, and, cecilia, i know the president while overseas, he's very aware of what's going on. the debate back here at home among democrats on his domestic agenda, the cuts to the plan, progressives holding up a vote because of those cuts, but tonight in d.c. late word the leader of the house progressives, the caucus, sounding optimistic? >> reporter: yeah, she is, david. washington congresswoman pramila jayapal is saying a bill will get passed. she says democrats will do something in the coming days, but, david, here's the reality, as of tonight there is still no deal. democrats are still finalizing the language in this legislation and, david, tomorrow president biden heads into these all important g20 meetings here in rome without that legislation in hand. that's not what the white house wanted. >> all right, cecilia. we'll be joining you in glasgow on monday. we'll see you then. >>> back here at home tonight and to the deadly shooting on that movie set, now the armorer who was in charge of weapons for the movie "rust" speaking for the first time thr

cecilia?erielle, thanks so much. >>> so many questions on this. let's dive right in. we bring in right now the director of the cdc. dr. rochelle walensky. dr. walensky, thanks so much. always great to have you. we're talking about tens of millions of americans now eligible for this booster, when can they get them? >> good morning. thanks very having me. yes, they can get them right away. we now have a booster plan for every one of our covid-19 vaccines. if we step back, what we've said now, if you received a pfizer or a moderna vaccine and more than six months out from your second shot you're eligible for a booster if you're over the age of 65 or over the age of 18 and live in a long-term care facility, you have an underlying medical condition, or you have a high risk of disease because of where you live or work. if you had the johnson & johnson vaccine, we have a booster plan for you too. this is if you are more than two months out of your johnson & johnson shot, you're eligible for a booster

cecilia, thank you. >>> now to the pandemic. a new study on mixing and matching vaccines coming on the eve of a key fda meeting on booster shots. preliminary findings indicating that getting a booster different from your original vaccination is likely safe and effectve. and up next for that panel, pfizer's vaccine for 5 to 11-year-olds. the white house telling governors to get ready to vaccinate kids in that age group early next mounth. and the u.s. working vaccinated travelers next month, one more sign that we may be turning the corner. here's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: tonight, preliminary results from a highly anticipated study finding that when it comes to boosters, mixing and matching vaccines is likely safe and effective. the study from the national institutes of health looking at moderna, pfizer, and johnson & johnson, determining that no matter the booster, all study participants saw a substantial uptick in antibody levels after a booster shot. and for those who got the johnson & johnson shot, the study finding antibo

impossible, said cecilia.key her own steady boyfriend, and out of respect for toni, had been going out of her way to avoid getting anywhere near kody. >> micaela never liked confrontation. she did not like drama. she hated drama. if it was going to cause an issue, she would stay away. >> and we, everybody knew about kody and toni's engagement. saw them flash their engagement rings. he, the six foot six, soon to be marine. she, the wee slip of a thing who made it her business to tame his temper and set him on the road to righteousness. she'd even persuaded him to convert to the mormon church. >> she was determined to be kody's savior, as you will. >> a person that helped him to graduate. >> she was going to make him happy. >> to help him be happy. the person that helped him -- >> she took that responsibility. >> the person that helped him got into the marines. >> she encouraged that. she encouraged him to do his school work. she encouraged him to keep on track to graduate. she encouraged him to try and be a bet

cecilia vega at the white house tonight. >>> the woman known as baby rowe, roe, breaking her silence right here. how she learned who she was. who approached her at 18. and what she now says as the supreme court takes up a case that could affect the future of roe v. wade. linsey davis is here. >>> the hospital shooting in philadelphia. the gunman wearing body armor and carrying multiple weapons. >>> the two hot air balloon accidents in new mexico. >>> william shatner tonight and what she's nhe's now saying abo heading to the edge of space. >>> and tom brady and bill belichick, and what happened after the hug. >>> good evening and it's great to have us with us you with us a new week here. we're going to take you out on the ocean tonight. the virus and what dr. fauci said today about christmas this year. but we're going to begin tonight with that major worldwide outage for facebook. billions of users, instagram and whatsapp down for hours, too. all day, the company saying it was trying to get to the bottom of this, saying we are working to get things back to normal as quickly as possibl

ana cecilia méndez nos dice de qué se trata, buenas tardes. >>> son 26 los gobernadores que se unen aontundente por parte del gobierno federal era momento de ellos tomar acción. en su visita estuvo acompañado por 9 gobernadores más el estado fronterizo de arizona que dice vivir una situación similar a la que se ven texas y los demás que afirman lo que les afecta es el trasiego de drogas que dicen tienen las puertas abiertas en nuestra región. afirman su plan que retoma la deportación entre otras medidas es completamente constitucional los gobernadores agregaron que era necesario que el secretario de seguridad nacional renunciará supuesto porque si no cumple con las funciones necesarias de esa posición por eso regresó con ustedes ana cecilia méndez telemundo. >>> mientras los gobernadores hacen frente a la crisis fronteriza otro grupo de haitianas se dirige a estados unidos espera en colombia ser movilizados hacia panamá una vez llegados a ese país recorren 50 millas de selva luego caminan a centroamérica para dirigirse a méxico. >>> empezamos a trabajar, nos detienen el pasaporte, no

cecilia wong, tech editor at "new york times," and kara swisher "new york times" contributor, co-host of the pivot podcast and host of the sway podcast. kara, everyone is saying this is a huge disaster for facebook. it's a nightmare, but is this anything more than a pr problem? let's review. user growth is up, advertisers aren't leaving, employees aren't leaving en masse, and as revolt and shocked and surprised as we are about these revelations from the whistle-blower, it's all going to be legal. >> here's the thing whether it's legal or not, i think they have a product problem, that's for sure. a management problem. the fact of the matter is as you were saying just before, congress has to act. that is really the issue going on right now with a lot of these issues. and even though mark zuckerberg has always said we want regulation, the fact of the matter is congress hasn't acted at all, so at this point facebook is just being facebook and people who are in charge of the government need to think about what are the various things they can do from data protection to figuring out how to d

coming up counsel of economic advisers chair cecilia rouse on the jobs report.ining the conversation sort of a calmer end to what started as a more active week. are you surprised? >> calm and apprehensive with a lot of reaction but in different parts of the market. banks capitalize all week and today's on the higher yields but in yen the growth sectors still hit when we see the yields go higher that play book in effect though it doesn't have to be. s&p 500 for the week up. with almost no help from the nasdaq 100 names with apple dead flat so that shows you it's been still a fitful, messy rotation in favor of cyclicals but again i think it's very much a show-me market short term and likely creating a carving out of a buying opportunity because sent. is so negative and hard to now get very skeptical about the ultimate downside to the market. >> we didn't add as many jobs as hoped for but do you think the u.s. consumer is in a good place? >> i do. when you look at the jobs report and wages going up, hourly wages going up, income is going up for skirms so that's a p

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let's pick up where cecilia just left off. we know that speaker pelosi is hoping for a vote on tuesday. are you confident you have the votes? >> we're very optimistic. the president put forward this framework because he believes that it will pass the house and the senate, and can get to his desk, and as soon as it does, it's going to make such a difference in the lives of americans. you know, one of the reasons we have such a sense of urgency about this is that the american people are impatient to see the pro-family policies that are in that build back better plan, to make sure we make child care more affordable in this country, to expand 3 and 4-year-old access to preschool, to get millions of americans needed tax cuts in the expansion of the child tax credit, and i was just telling you about the family parts of the bill. obviously huge and urgently needed action on climate change, and of course, that work on transportation infrastructure that i have been talking about all year, improving our roads and bridges, ports and airp

i mean, i think cecilia will tell you the same thing. for those of us who have been following facebook for any amount of time, even the explosive "wall street journal" reports were things that we all sort of knew. this stuff was all out on a platform that employees had access to. so that's tens of thousands of people all with access to the same information. i think what haugen did was she was a vehicle for this information and the explosive "wall street journal" reporting just one at a time over and over and over really got at sort of the astronomical size of the problem. in fact, i think haugen actually testified that facebook puts astronomical profits before people. it's just a story that we've heard time and time again. i think the "wall street journal" or "the washington post" story, which you highlighted, i'm glad that you did because it's important to notice and to say that really good people like haugen and like others with civic integrity, like, all through the company, good people work at facebook, smart people, smart people who

cecilia, good morning. >> reporter: hey, gio, good morning to you. the real work for president biden starts right now here this morning in rome. these meetings are under way as we speak, and his must do list this morning, convince these allies that america is back and is a steady and reliable partner. this morning, president biden on the world stage ahead of high stakes meetings in rome. leaders of the world's most powerful countries gathering for the g20 kicking off the summit with a group photo. on the agenda the president sitting down with allies hoping to find solutions to the global supply chain crisis that is making goods scarce and driving up prices back home. he's also looking for countries to agree to a sweeping international tax overhaul cracking down on companies that dodge taxes by shifting profits abroad. but so much of this trip aimed at making nice with allies especially in the wake of that chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan. and this morning, the relationship with america's oldest ally is back on track in front of the cameras, presid

cecilia, do you buy this? "our motives." i think facebook and in particular mark zuckerberg is digging their heels in. the way the whistle-blower's findings impugns their motives. i think what she's revealed is through 10,000 pages of internal documents, facts, research, as well as emails and memos, et cetera, that show a pattern of behavior internally. this is from her testimony, that the company knowing about problems, being really concerned about those problems to some degree, but in many cases, ignoring those warnings and prioritizing instead the continued growth of its apps. so the actual messaging really is actually very consistent that mark zuckerberg said in his facebook post. that sounds very consistent with the company's public messaging since, really, its beginnings. they just really do not believe they're doing more harm than good. they believe that that's a calculus people should go by, so they ignore the fact that are real harms happening. >> how can her testimony also implore congress to change

let's get right to chief white house correspondent cecilia vega. she is live in rome now with what to expect. cecilia, good morning. >> reporter: hey, gio, good morning to you. it's the president's final day of meetings here in rome with these top world leaders and a big issue that they're going to be taking up today is the supply chain crisis that's hurting so many americans back home leading to all of these high prices and empty store shelves that we're seeing around the country. the president is talking with these leaders, trying to identify where these bottlenecks in that supply chain are. they're looking to see what these countries can do to really step up and relieve some of these bottlenecks. this is a big deal. overnight, the administration announced that they've reached a deal with the eu on steel and aluminum tariffs and that's important because the administration says that this is going to end up lowering the cost of so many goods and items that americans have had a hard time finding, and paying so much for, things like cars, washing mac

cecilia kang, "the new york times," appreciate you coming on and sharing what you've learned on this.y with more "meet the press daily." sunday, a big "meet the press," maybe there's a deal, maybe there isn't. we'll have people like senator sanders and the congresswoman negotiating right here. msnbc coverage continues with geoff bennett right after this break. and not only make new discoveries, but get there faster, with better outcomes. with app, cloud and anywhere workspace solutions, vmware helps companies navigate change-- meeting them where they are, and getting them where they want to be. faster. vmware. welcome change. >>> it is good to be with you. i'm geoff bennett. don't call it a comeback. and don't call it a setback either. that's the word from top democrats who say there's still time to bridge the gap between progressives and moderate holdouts and clinch a deal that would give president biden a top to bottom infrastructure overhaul and the biggest expansion of the social safety net since medicare. another sign that talks

. >>> cecilia garcía lleva una década criando a sus hijos y su marido fue deportado por estar acá sinr mamá y papá de un díaa otro sin estar preparados y mis hijos han esto internados en hospital . directriz y que dice que ser a indocumentados no es la única base de un proceso de deportación y pues la mayoría han contribuido por años a nuestras comunidades . >>> esto quiere usar personal de ice para buscar personas que son real amenaza al país o no una persona que se pelea con un compañero. >>> casi 3 millones de estadounidenses viven acá con el dolor de un familiar deportado . >>> niños estadounidenses están sufriendo la separación de familias . >>> los grupos defensores dicen que esto no es suficiente y que la administración biden prometió mucho más . >>> y vamos a ver si la administración biden efectivamente dice algo . >>> y corte de apelaciones de washington fallo a favor de mantener el título 42 y que mantiene la frontera cerrada y pueden ser deportados para prevenir contagios de covid-19 . >>> y esto se vive en méxico en chiapas que está en la frontera sur que está a tope por l

thank you, cecilia. george? >>> amy, thanks. >>> we're going to turn now to disturbing new information from the fbi on hate crimes. they are going up with an especially sharp increase on asian-americans. our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas has the details. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: good morning. the new numbers from the fbi show hate and racism are alive and well in america. the number of people being attacked based on race spiked dramatically last year according to new crime data reported to the fbi. >> we have the trends nationwide have hate crimes rising across all categories. >> reporter: according to the fbi, there were at least 11,126 victims of hate crime reported to the bureau in 2020 compared to 8,552 the previous year, a 30% increase. the majority of race-related attacks targeted african-americans. the group we saw a 63% jump in attacks in 2020 in comparison to 2019. >> it strikes at the fundamental core of who the person is, which makes it very different from some of the other viole

. >> hablé con cecilia garcía su esposo lo deportaron y dice que esta medida le habría ahorrado el peorpreparadas noches de angustias. >> mis hijos que han estado internado en el hospital por este sufrimiento ¿verdad? que el papá no está aquí. >> también se preguntarán qué dicen los grupos proinmigrantes dicen que no es suficiente que habían pedido que desmantelaran a los agentes de inmigración que persiguen a los indocumentados y no es la promesa que les hicieron, regresamos con ustedes a los estudios. >> vamos ahora a analizar unas de las consecuencias para los indocumentados estamos con la abogada alma rosa nieto muy buenas tardes. >> miami beach nicole. >> alma rosa nieto para las personas que nos ven y televidentes ¿qué es lo más importante que tienen que saber sobre las nuevas normas? >> que no sometas desde el 19 del 2021 y es que protege a muchos grupos pero a dos grupos que pocos se les da atención son las personas que pelean por sus derechos laborales y de vivienda y esto será analizado caso por caso no se puede generalizar y claro que necesitamos más es una buena noticia cuan

. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia.s not just the tsa but several major airlines also have vaccine requirements with a similar deadline. just before thanksgiving, the clock is ticking and experts are concerned about what this could mean for travelers. this morning, americans bracing for a potentially turbulent holiday travel season with a november 22nd deadline looming for tsa workers to be fully vaccinated, the agency reporting a staggering 40% haven't received a single dose. >> the fact that 40% of tsa's employees are not vaccinated even if they get half of that done by thanksgiving, that leaves 20% not available to work. something is going to have to give. i'm really worried. >> reporter: the tsa now developing contingency plans but remaining hopeful telling abc news we anticipate that the vast majority of tsa employees will get vaccinated. several major airlines fighting on the same front. american and jetblue requiring u.s.-based workers to provide proof of full vaccination the day before thanksgiving, november 24t

. >> cecilia aguilar tuvo covid—19 y por eso no se querÍa vacunar, solo lo hizo porque su trabajo loa de vacunaciÓn la desinformaciÓn continÚa afectando a los hispanos. >> hay que reconocer que la informaciÓn falsa mÁs cuando viene por medio de facebook a una persona con la que tenemos algo de confianza, es muy peligroso. entre los trabajadores del campo, los mitos sobre la vacuna se relegaron sobre la pÓlvora. >> hay otra que los vuelve a poner como si les dieron algo. —— >> las piernas no me respondÍan. desde california, renÉ de frÍas, univisiÓn. felix: cada vez son mÁs populares las pruebas caseras para detectar si alguien tiene coronavirus, pero la pregunta es cÓmo se usan correctamente para evitar resultados falsos. marÍa eugenia tiene respuestas desde el paso, texas. existen al menos tres pruebas costeras de coronavirus que estÁn aprobadas por la administraciÓn de alimentos y medicamentos fda. con estas pruebas usted debe saber en minutos si estÁ contagiado de covid—19 o no. >> si el regreso de un lugar estÁ en la vÍa respiratoria estas pruebas—— >> antes que todo debe lavarse

back to cecilia vega at the vatican.ly personal one. these are two men who have become friends over the years and met four times now. president biden though for the first time meeting pope francis face-to-face since taking office. as you said just the second catholic president in american history and that's an important fact this morning. he's also among the most observant presidents we've seen in decades, his faith, he says is something deeply personal to him and defines who he is. he attends mass weekly as president and he there in the oval office keeps a framed picture behind his desk of him and pope francis together. the timing of this meet is especially significant. u.s. catholic bishops are a couple weeks away from considering a resolution to deny communion to american politics like president biden, politicians who support abortion rights. po francis is opposed to that idea and with this meeting he's really sending a strong message to those conservative church leaders back home, but we have been talking about this

guess the thank you cecilia.idn't know about the ceremony it's just very exciting and i wish i could have been there to experience it. there is a lot of news now about missing and murdered native women which is just the catastrophic colonial issue that is related to reservations being still under colonial control and federal control so that they are not allowedni to have criminal investigations internally so excited green lights flashing on the sides, on the borders of reservations. it's free, rape any woman you want a no come to the reservation. it's a huge problem and i think deb haaland the secretary of interior when she was a congressperson took this up as a major issue of native women and it's only now getting publicized because of the murdered young woman from florida and people started saying well what about the black women and the native women and the mexican women who are being murdered? so thank you for your lifelong work cecelia with the dakota, lakota that are pretty amazing. >> host: if the text from

cecilia vega has the latest. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: hey, george, good morning to you.ails as you say still being worked out. both sides seem optimistic they can avert the crisis. as you said at least temporarily. republicans under mitch mcconnell relented in the face of widespread pressure. business leaders were invited to the white house. you can see them yesterday. they spelled out the dangers of a default, millions of jobs lost, a recession worse than 2009. the deal, they're kicking this can down the road, short-term extension to increase the debt until december. mcconnell insists democrats still need to do this alone. doesn't want to give any republican support but democrats are still rejecting that plan and don't want to take the political hit come the midterms being tied to this massive debt number, especially since 98% of the debt we're talking about right now was accrued before president biden even took office. so this is where we are. listen to this. this is a massive showdown coming in the weeks over the debt limit on top of a fight over the president's infra

i counted on with amuse for his 2 hour, defeated on the panels that i could see for home. cecilia costello much is all to come to bless you really all about it or do lucy sibley's, shola lash customer them or anything else we will call ball law ritual gcis for to san zoe hill. and is some of the about it was this was epis christine, this was the only record of these events is the theme as makes icons, africa, 50 shops, secretly by young, 21 year old filmmaker and communist party member or naval t i with a a, a freak sank on was the 1st french anti colonial fill. it was banned for nearly 40 years. 40 was arrested and jailed. but he managed to distribute aversion of the film secretly, which shocked left wing at in paris. the communist party demanded the release of the ivory coast prisoners to avoid a new front opening up in africa, the french government shifted its strategy and offered who fed when ye adeel the charges against him and his body would be dropped if he cut his links with the french communist party, if not the ivory coast, would go the same way as madagascar who fed when ye acce

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abc, cecilia vega. it is hard to see you guys with masks on. i apologize. >> on climate change, you just mentioned the incentives you have on renewable energy in your build back better plan. you have a number of incentives. as it stands now, there are no punitive measures in this plan to companies accountable. many experts believe you have got to have this debt along with the carrot to get to -- the stick along with the carrot to get to your goal. can you say definitively you will still meet that goal? president biden: yes i can. what we are proposing and what we have issued is everything from getting the automobile makers to commit to going all electric, number one. getting the unions to agree to do that as well. making sure we have the investment in battery technology that requires us to have the ability to generate electric vehicles, electric assets, electric transportation grids, -- electric buses, electric transportation grids, dealing with everything from, that we have tax credits for $320 billion for dealing with alternatives, tax credit

good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: george, good morning to you.ight now is so dire that president biden is considering using a solution that he had said he'd been opposed to. it's the so-called nuclear option for a reason because it's never been used in a situation like this one. it would be blowing up the so-called filibuster rule in the senate. even that right now is not guaranteed. every single democrat would need to get on board and joe manchin says he is opposed to this. democrats don't want to go this route because it's time-consuming. that deadline is days away. this is also going to force the democrats to get on record with how much to raise this debt limit or ceiling to tying them to this really large number and that could hurt them politically. republicans, they are not budging on this one despite having raised this debt ceiling or suspended it three times under former president trump. nearly 98% of the debt we're talking about right now, that accrued before president biden even took office. so today the president, he's trying to get out

and i do like it cecilia is everything over there. we're just waiting for from, for a moment. they have been state panels account for accountability and stories of people come forward for the state panels. where does that fitting into police reform in nigeria? how helpful have these panels been to the extent that the government i spoke to did in the gallery that help from our local find those how i would did sums of money. and i do have the weekends or stock where they have been paid because we lost a lot better out of the additional cost to you. if, if you were to pay by a corporate lo, deafening tradition has to be grime not to not have them. don't see a lot of what you've seen in the, in the past because i work on good media and i will strengthen all fantastic companies. asked me these all the slums of money that i've been approved for the victims. you know that we trust in the circle these if you being most important, if you did of the defining moment, the crown momentum going to ask with this also in the didn't was up to about 20 that i know that was settled by the govern

conklin effort was ruled off side. france then scored a last minute winner through feel hernandez. cecilia 3 to the world champions will face spain in the final to me you must who know so did monk dell, one of the best teams in the world and in europe. or you have to recognize the quality, the strengths of this belgian team. but despite everything, the situation has happened before that i've already seen it. it's complicated, but there is quality in the french tea. little obviously in this match, things worked out in our favor and i'm very proud and very happy for my players. me . yeah, brazil fought back to beat venezuela 31 and south american world cup qualifying to maintain their perfect record. playing without suspended name are the 5 time world cup winners trail bottom of the table, then as well until the 71st minute. when marchin yost leveled the match in caracas, gabriel barbosa put his team ahead from the county spot 6 minutes from time. debutante anthony sealed the wind and stop his time. brazil now have 9 winds from his many qualifiers then lead the standings by 8 points from arg

our cecilia vega pressing the white house. >> are those options? >> i'm not here to take options off the table. but i will say we have made a great deal of progress already. >> reporter: the consequences of the supply chain chaos hitting nearly every industry, even schools. >> it's impacting everything from food items and nonfood items, such as serving trays and plast plasticware. the schools are really scrambling to get those kinds of items. >> >> reporter: david, analysts rebecca, when you see the ships still out at sea, you really get it. and people at home are asking what everyone is asking, how long is this going to last? >> reporter: and the bottom line here, david, is that these problems aren't going away any time soon. they're forecast to last into next year and i spoke to a small business owner today who told me the merchandise she expected to have on herschel vs for christmas isn't even coming until february. david? >> all right, rebecca, i know you're going to stay on this for us. >>> overseas tonight and news involving north korea comin

gloria cecilia novice was kidnapped by beat massena liberation front near the border with bikini faso. her release follows more than 4 years of negotiations. it's not known whether ransom was paid officials in zimbabwe, national parks have received more than a 1000 distress calls last year from people whose villages were being trampled by elephants. and so far this year, dozens of people have been killed in animal attacks. as however, matessa reports from han, gay national park communities have started relying on their own methods to keep animals away. rosemary museum by escape with elephants. her husband was killed by one a few months ago when he was hurting cattle. yeah. is there any he's? i'm heartbroken, i still can't believe it. i had to identify his trampled body when they found him. not far away from her, gideon dubia is slowly getting used to walking on crutches. the 74 old was trampled by 2 elephants. that he said seemed to appear from no way repass. i have closer the 2 elephants knocked me down. i tried to get up, but so my knee was broken. when they left, i crawled for hour

the i cecilia to day r t. s. dental courteously. any yes, i use m. s. 19 just successfully docked at the international space station after blasting off from the bike and or cosmo jerome and kaz extend early on tuesday. now as you can see on your screen, this is the docking procedure taking place. usually it's done by an automatic docking system, but this time the commander of the flight and the actress on board took manual control to complete the procedure for part of a film that they're, that they're filming. now before the launch of the rocket, we heard from the commander at a press. 2 conference he talked a little bit about what it's going to take to accommodate these new crew members about aboard the international space station was a better been cut up with the spacecraft has been reconfigured for it to be managed without an on board engineer. but i think that as soon as we get to the space station, a lot will change there because we've got so much vital equipment for shooting the movie. a lot of photo video equipment, lights, et cetera. the inte

i'm a b c, cecilia vegas. it's hard to see you guys of the mascot. i apologize in the master making my glasses 5 up. so i apologize to you. thank you sir. i'm on climate change . you just mentioned the incentives you have on renewable energy and you're build back better plan. you do have a number of incentives, but as it stands right now, there are no punitive measures in this plan to hold these companies accountable. and many experts firmly believed that you've got to have the stick along with the carrot in order to get to your goal to reduce emissions by 2030 by 50 percent. so can you stand here today and say to the world that you definitively will still meet that goal? yes, i can. because what we're proposing and what we've initiated is everything from getting the automobile makers to can to, to commit to going all electric on number one, getting the unions to agree to do that as well. making sure we have the investment and battery technology that requires us to have the ability to generate electric vehicles, electric buses, electric transportatio

gloria cecilia, not of i is, was taken by the messina liberation front near the border with picking up also. her release follows more than 4 years of negotiations. it is not known whether a ransom was paid, sierra leone president, as formerly abolished the death penalty on saturday, julius sent mother b o. b o, i'm sorry, signed the bill letter ceremony in the capital free. tom will be replaced by a maximum penalty of life in prison. no executions of actually taken place in sierra leone since 1998. but they had been resistant to removing the death penalty with the high on friday with the, with an important and a pass to the usual. the austrian chancellor, sebastian kurtz has stepped down in the wake of corruption allegations. he says, though you'll be staying on as leader of his party in parliament. yes. the public prosecutor's office is investigating hurts for using public funds to gain favorable press coverage at sparked a government crisis center. no confidence motion from opposition. parties cuts though, continues to deny the charges of fuel and in italy, police used water cannon a

cecilia grew up around it. >> i grew up playing music in our family van. my parents play music.rst love. >> reporter: they started out as listeners of the family's music. soon, they were on the bandstand. >> i was playing when i was 7 years old. my instrument is trumpet and vocal music. >> reporter: her grandparents emigrated from mexico. two generations later, the music-her homeland was alive. >> there is a strong link to the rich culture and the music and the food. >> reporter: in recent years, she began to step out on her own. reforming under the name ladonia. >> it reflects a lot of music. >> her music began to spread, fueled by a twin on a song she grew up with. just as her career was taking off, the world was shutting down in the global pandemic. >> my gigs were canceled. my sessions were canceled. i joke about it. it was the guillotine of my career. >> reporter: she worked to teach music to elementary schoolkids virtually, waiting for things to improve. then, about seven months ago -- ♪♪ songs became rehearsals. and she became ladonia once again. >> i think that my ethnic

and we adapt to that cecilia, we can provide that only for our own people, but for our essential partners in the, in the markets. and we can provide these food limits very reasonable prices. at the same time, i just said that our fertilizer companies and closing down our cash is and it began at that fertilizer store as in many way affects the sizes and the of the yield and the quality of the yield equity might be older. we do provide the, the, the quantity and quality of our product in the fucker market, and we're happy to increase sir, are both the quality and the quantity. but by the way, actually, our products are already some of the best in the world. our competitors don't like to hear that and maybe, but many media in the world, maybe in russia, we'll show what i'm talking about as for water resources for the summer, saying lamps of water is going to cost more than oil hyped. and i'd dylan junior things. so yet we're not going to engage in your projects yet to a change of the flow a rivers. i think that's a very him dangerous things to do with places to be considered very careful him

but for our child, seagly came big cecilia with short of electricity walker here, but we have, our family is that we rely on the dinner in 2016 target. signed a deal with the e. u to keep series from moving to europe in return for financial assistance. that agreement came about after more than 1000000 refugees in microns from syria and elsewhere entered the 27 nation block in 2015. this is the little syrian neighborhood in the stumbles as say, your district 55 year old mohammed is from damascus. he moved to stumble 5 years ago with his family. he says he hopes to become a turkey citizen one day. john gosh, mother in damascus, i lived like a king. i cars carrying goods between syria and lebanon, but i didn't want my sons to fight the war. it's fine here. we love turks. my life is here. now, are you going back to syria is a start from 0. turkey host more than 4000000 refugees. and with more coming from afghanistan, they're growing fears of fries in social tensions. the sooty a year to danish, according to the un returning to syria, is not possible at the moment. in turkey, 2400000 syrian re