(comerciales) roberto clemente tiene un gran legado, se celebra el dÍa nÚmero 20 roberto clemente, el fue acusado por lavado de dinero del narcotrÁfico, la revista time publica la lista de las 100 personas mÁs influyentes del mundo, donde destaca la gimnasta simone biles y tom brady, tambiÉn el beisbolista japonÉs osaka, biles hablÓ de sus problemas de salud mental. a las tres de la tarde una sorpresa. >>> hoy comienza el mes de la herencia hispana, tiene que vercon mÚsica. los tigres del norte harÁn el inicio del evento. >>> jefes de jefes. >>> lo que mÁs ruge. >>> vamos a una pausa. >>> en mÉxico estÁ todo listo para la celebraciÓn del grito de una independencia. >>> estafadores estÁn detrÁs de su dinero y su identidad. quÉdese porque tenemos mÁs detrÁs de la pausa. (comerciales) californianos, ¿sabían que nuestros hogares comparten la energía? pero cuando tratamos de mantenernos frescos en medio de una ola de calor, llevamos la red de suministro al límite. ¡seguir funcionando está en tus manos! - “¿en mis manos?" - en las manos de todos, con las flex alerts. nos avisan cuándo cambi

clement was good to talk to you.he uk latest coronavirus figures show there were 26,628 new infections recorded, in the latest 24—hour period, average cases graph 32,969 which means an average ofjust under 33,000 new cases per day in the last week. hospital numbers continue to rise — there were more than 8,400 people in hospital yesterday — the highest number since early march. 185 deaths 185 deaths were reported in the latest 2a hour period, people who died within 28 days of a positive covid—19 test, and average deaths graph so the average number of deaths per day in the last week is now 138, 89.2%. just over 89% percent of people aged 16 or over, have had their first jab. and just over 81% are now double vaccinated. the headlines on bbc news... coded booster jabs for anyone coded boosterjabs for anyone over the age of 50 years old begin next week as boris johnson the age of 50 years old begin next week as borisjohnson warns that week as boris johnson warns that the coming winter months will be challenging. and if h

of course, clement takes two to tanao, that. of course, clement takes two to tango. at _ that.go, at the united states - that. of course, clement takes two to tango, at the united states side| to tango, at the united states side under a democratic president are less keen on it, then it's less likely to happen. the democrats are generally less pro—free trade down the republican counterparts, but you also have to remember that dynamic here, the united states is our single biggest trading partner has a country, but we represent only 2.5% of us trade. so they see it in a slightly different dynamic. i think that's the first thing to say. the second thing to say is that i think the benefits of a us uk free trade agreement is limited because the federal government in america doesn't have the authority to negotiate over the full range of issues in a free—trade agreement and the way that our government would, for example. the debate around services and access to services in the united states is primarily a responsibility of state governments, that something long missed in this debate. .

abc's brit clement went to meet her. >> hello, everyone.ics. >> reporter: meet sofia. you may have seen her around. she's one of the most well-known robots out there. she's a globe trotting fashionista gracing the covers of "cosmopolitan" india and brazilian "elle." she addresses the united nations. >> i am thrilled and honored to be here. >> reporter: hangs out with the likes of will smith. >> so easy to talk to. you got a clear head. literally. >> reporter: duets with jimmy fallon on "the tonight show." ♪ i'd so like to get to you ♪ >> reporter: and like any celebrity these days, she's all-in on the nft art craze. her digital self-portrait selling for nearly $700,000. but like us, the pandemic has grounded her travels. so she invited "nightline" to her home. >> nervous. sophie yas a big celebrity. >> reporter: the hanson robotics lab in hong kong, to meet her family and creator to see how this cutting-edge technology could soon transform the future of health care. >> welcome, brit. >> nice to meet you. >> i am so happy to finally meet you

inicio del mes de la herencia hispana luego tuvo su premio como ganador del la galardón roberto clemente el 21 de roberto clemente en la espalda conectó sencillo para poner a los elefantes arriba alto el tercero tres a una, más tarde turno de (nombre extranjero) y esa pelota se va sin despedirse 367 pies de potencia al final 12 a 10 en la victoria para los elefantes vámonos a (nombre extranjero) la chofys recibe recorta en cara le pega y golazo uno por cero va a poner el uno por uno luego (nombre extranjero) al 49 centro de despeje recorta la pega y gol dos por uno ganaba (nombre extranjero) al 50 en el camino golazo del mexicano dos por dos eso fue el 50 al 65 pónganse de pie tiro de esquina le pega el mexicano, gol olímpico >>> tres a dos almeida le da un abrazo de navidad y año nuevo iban a ganar tres a dos le pegó de mala suerte al 81 espacio mucho espacio hemos dominado la acción un día más >>> desocupar los albergues es una iniciativa de telemundo 48 tiene la misión de encontrar un hogar a mascotas esa iniciativa comenzó en 2015 y hasta la fecha son casi 600,000 animales que encont

el aporte latino y admira a celia cruz cuyos zapatos tán en este lugar como también la pelota de clemente sin oficio quse cree con derecho a venir a armar escándalos. [algarabía] ¿qué pasó aquí? ¿qué significa ese desorden? ¿por qué no han limpiado? - ay, la señora disculpará, pero nos acabamode acostar. - fran, juan y Óscar reyes. - ¿vinieron a visitarlos? - no, claro que no. vinimos a buscar trabajo. - sabía que no me iba a equivocar al pensar que algún día nos volveríamos a ver. ¿cómo están, muchachos, eh? - ¿y los hermanos reyes vendrán? - por supuesto. fueron los primeros que invité. - ruth, a mí me gustaría saber si... si podríamos volver a ser amigos. - no puedo darte una respuesta en este momento. - ¡no es nuestra hija!

. >>> al final olaf fue clemente con esa zona norte del paÍs, y dejÓ un saldo blanco confirmaron losna afectada se han retomado, las autoridades mexicanos anticipan que el peligro de olaf no se ha ido del todo. >>> para hoy se pronostica que olaf bordee los municipios de la paz. >>> el oleaje continuarÁ. >>> estas lluvias podrÍan generar deslaves e inundaciones, y posibles formaciones de trombas marinas en baja california sur. en mÉxico, jazive pÉrez. >>> ampliamos con guillermo quiroz, estÁn alerta todavÍa en la zona? >>> efectivamente. no ha acabÓ para el golfo de mÉxico, otra vez problemas. vamos a ver los remanentes de olaf, genera lluvias en el famoso (inaudible) y san josÉ de los cabos. este fin de semana (inaudible), y posiblemente alabama, y la tormenta nÚmero 14, regresando, (inaudible). por esa capa marina que regresa, san francisco en los 48, san josÉ a los 56, a las diez de la noche, se espera que maÑana y por la tarde el calor se mantenga hacia el interior, pero las mÁximas van a ser cercanas a los 65 grados. lÍnea costera agradable. alrededor de la bahÍa, en san josÉ de

jim clemente, thank you, sir. i appreciate it. >> thank you for having me, don. >>> just moments ago, a texas school board moving forward with the process to fire their high school principal. their first black principal ever. there's a story behind it. stay with us. you'll hear it. that's a nice truck. yeah, it's the chevy silverado. check out this multi-flex tailgate. multi-flex, huh? wow. it becomes a step. mom, dad's flexing again. that's not all. you can extend the bed for longer stuff. is he still... still flexing. that's right! and, it becomes a workspace... you can put your laptop here. i'm sending an imaginay email. hey dad, dinner! hey! look who stopped by daddy's office. wait, you work here? the chevy silverado with the available multi-flex tailgate. find new flexibility. find new roads. chevrolet. >>> at a special session tonight, a texas school board voting unanimously to move forward with a process that could lead to the firing of principal james whitfield. he's the first black principal at his high s

joining us now is former fbi profiler jim clemente.arance and the fact that he's yet to make himself available to police? >> certainly the fact that he's not cooperating with the investigation doesn't bode well for his participation or his appearance or the condition. there's no information she's been seen in quite a bit of time right now. >> was this any kind of failure for the law enforcement to loose track of the main person of interest? how does that kind of thing happen? >> i don't think he was named as a person of interest until after he was missing, but, it's something that they should have at least kept an eye on. this is the person that was with her. last known sightings were them together. and they let him go. but, again, this was a cross-jurisdictional issue. this was two jurisdictions, one in florida. florida has taken over the case. they have the custody of the van as well as, i think the fbi also processed it with them for evidentiary purposes. i believe it will not be very difficult to locate him. as an individual, i don

liner service between orange county and san diego, because the ocean is overtaking the tracks in san clementes are now trying to shore up a section that sits just 10 feet above a rapidly disappearing beach. the rail corridor is the third busiest in the u.s., and is expected to be closed until early october. >>> a celebration on the peninsula marked the start of a major caltrain improvement project. >> san mateo's mayor and transit leaders took part in a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the 25th avenue grade separation project. the work will make it safer near the tracks for pedestrians and other vehicles. it should also reduce traffic congestion in that area. vta light rail resumed full operations this weekend, nearly 4 months after the deadly shooting at the san jose railyard. also making a comeback, san francisco's cable cars, after a power outage shut them down for 9 days. >>> stil >>> that is a lot of sound for a tiny room. metallica played to a crowd of its 500 fastest fans in san francisco last night. >> just hours earlier, the band announced on social media the first fans to get to the inde

french rider clement champoussin won the penultimate stage of the vuelta a espana.l retain his title with a lead of more than two and a half minutes going into the final time trial. britain's adam yates is up to fourth and will be hunting a podium finish tomorrow. and annemiek van vleuten won stage three of the women's vuelta to claim the 85th victory of her professional career. the dutch woman beat marlen reusser by more than a minute and a half to take the overall lead with one stage to go. it's magic weekend in rugby league and castleford kicked things off with a hard fought victory over salford at st james' park, 29 points to 18. st helens are currently in action against catalans dragons while leeds take on hull fc in the late kick—off. after the disappointing wash—out that was last weekend's belgium grand prix, the first dutch race for 36 years is set to be a thriller tomorrow. it's max verstappen's home event and after claiming pole he'll be hoping to retake the drivers' championship lead from lewis hamilton. but there's less time than it takes to blink an eye

. >> we do not want clement action, we want climate justice action. -- cmate action, we want climatection. this means we do not just have privileged people explaining what they think about the climate crisis. rrespondent: as politicians took or the stage boris johnson could not resist an opportunity and opportunity to repeat his catchy slogan, but his message about the approaching conference and glascow is much more ambitious. >> we can make this in november, we can make it the beginning of the end of climate change. correspondent: from the desperation of famine in madagascar to fine wine producers in italy trying to protect their livelihoods, the impacts of climate change are being felt everywhere. and as young delegates from all over the world had home they hope their -- head home they hope their sense of urgency will be acted on. >> we are at a crossroads, not just us but also the leaders. they need to make a choice of either silently watching future generations burn or taking decisions rent -- right now for securing our future. correspondent: securing the future, turning those wo

. >> reporter: professor craig clements says this technology blends a high-resolution weather model with a fire protection system that accurately forecasted aspects of the caldor fire spread. these models were sent to the state firemen management agencies to help them plan a firefight on the ground. >> it matched up really well with a lot of the critical nights on the caldor fire. >> reporter: the system does have limitations on how far in advance again forecast, but i can't do something else normal weather forecasting can't, factor in the wind created on the surface, and the plan by the fire itself. >> we don't have a lot of observations in these mountainous areas, so it is important to get those observations for understanding the extreme fire behavior we observe. >> reporter:'s team is working on the next step in fire forecasting. >> spot fire forecasting, to predict where embers land. >> reporter: the team is helping to put that into their fire modeling to help fight fires later this fall or next season. in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> the latest stories and pictures of the cald

the clement caprino won the men's title on his medicine debut, harris, sure. on the beat hook canyon, a compatriot to the judith drew back, thanks to a light surge in the women's rights. i am finally about to see one of the greatest catches in american football history. this happened on saturday in a college game in oklahoma, the nebraska called back went for lunch, touch down, i need to see if pulse intercepted inspect, killer fashion, bio, oklahoma, c. j gram. incredible display of athleticism and then the $100.00 catch for the record. title one again, 73. in that please vote for now, but to joe, thanks very much and that's it for. this is our, i'll be back in a couple of minutes and more. know these stories, bye for now. i on counting the cost is this the end of time is experiments with capitalism. president teaching, ping launches, reaping socialist reforms, address inequality of the world's 2nd biggest economy. cost was sick and had watches a spelling fall counting the cost. on examining the headline, we can have a political, the census political differen

this one is the defense is still very weak. gera, p k, is aging clement langler and erick gossley reliable. only, i don't know who the young you're goin depend. it really isn't any kind of all, and is the big open defense. and the other is the coach ronald kerman, who sees it, was quite tac, constantly deficient at times, and showed no signs of improving on the front this season. so i think it could be a tough season, was wondering if they can get supper then starting again by midnight tonight. right . let's talk about our team. chelsea begin their defense against then it be shocked to everyone last season. do you think they can do it all over again? while it's always hot and it's your real madrid, it's always hot. so when the champions league multiple years in a row, i do believe that they can do it because i think chelsea by finding lucas group about it. the one thing really the team was missing in terms of a consistent goal scorer. because last season, chelsea one the champions league with tim a vendor up front and i don't think he played to me but he was very consistent came scoring go

how could someone like me should vanya see such things, there is a junior european affairs, mr. clement. paul said that he couldn't believe that somebody who was truly committed to you will, will be able to say such things. others suggested the mission volunteer had essentially included the entire career. michelle, bonnie: a is giving a master class on how to destroy your career and legacy in the desperate hope of looking electable to elect for that just straight up dislikes you regardless. well, bonia has defended his comment, saying the idea of a constitutional field would only apply when it comes. you repeat, cool, don't issue such as migration, but his attempts to defend his comments seem to me things worse. you can only how briggs and she is, has been reacting to this here just some of the comments. this is breathtaking. the hypocrisy the same. michel bonnie who during the breakfast negotiations tried to belittle the u. k for demanding control over our courts and our borders. now he wants the same for friends for exit. this is ironic in the extreme bonnie, a preaching the merits of

eliminates tens of thousands of jobs ah, in the meantime, lawmakers blaming moscow for the crisis. clement gas problems, not pumping enough gas, but in response to that rushes energy produces says it's got nothing to do with it . and everything instead to do with the block letting stockpiles of fuel run out, the kremlin shipping in to adding that russia's huge node stream to gas pipelines so recently installed to europe. well actually slash prices. when economists to political commentator told us the whole situation exposes a you hip hop, chrissy this is absolutely a thing of brush up all we have because i guess from was sending more gas to germany than ever last. it is now or shows now that it is deli needed and we don't know these things. definitely the, the problems are made in with, in europe and are not from the outside. i think this is the, the arrogance and the hypocrisy of the european bureaucrats. they don't care what it's the needs of countries. they are, they get their, their salary anyway. they seem to be an indifferent universe and we see all over in every park. they are putti

to meet with local officials are more simply clement look in the channel. right now we are keeping a close eye on the fires that may happen as a result of the erupt, and we will deploy, not only the civil guard who are already there, but also the national police forest firefighters and members of the military emergency unit on the corner of the hall is one of the most active volcanic regions in the canaries. and knowledge is say, well, it's too early to know for sure. this option could last for weeks or even months. alex here brian al jazeera. ah, we have a headlines on al jazeera of his, our hundreds of haitian helping to find refuge in the us, have been flown to portal prints. the u. s. is operating up to 8 tries to day to the port people from a texas border town alarm for.

i mean the structural problems aren't they can be clement on low. busy low level and global even though that obligation largely i'll be more then be while the remains are mandated, i think the issue and it can be seen having on the i'm going to i'm not going to minutes. so if you have an organization that you will make a new and good age monopolies and then once again is what we have. so, you know, i'm going to live them on monday if i had, but i'm going to kind of what, what she thought says what she thinks of what you're saying. and a double vaccine manufacturers are reported to be producing something like $1500000000.00 doses every month. why are so few of those going to poor and middle income countries? where are they going? well, the model we have is that we are collectively, worldwide dependent on just a handful of cooperation, making these bad things. and they consequently have all the power to decide how many vaccines get made, who get to buy them and at what price. and because they are driven by profit, and i would say greed for excessive p

this one is the defense is still very weak. gera, p k, is aging clement langler. and eric, gus, reliable only, i don't know who the young you're going depend really in any kind of form. and is the big open defense. and the other is the coach ronald kerman, who off season was quite perfectly deficient at times and showed no signs of improving on that front this season. so i think it could be a tough season's walk lender and miss thornton saw love. carol jr, continued his hot streak on monday. the 22 year old master league leading 40 of his home run of the season and his size $81.00 win over tampa bay. the home was also a personal milestone for him. he now has more home runs in one season than his famous father loved senior, who got 44 into the house. and it was a pretty painful night for one much official, a during st. louis, as when over the new york met 1st based on via junior high and got smashed in the face, didn't suffer any major injuries and managed to stay in the game. and that's always what for me and do it's it's and we'll have more for you later on. but

we have got to look at ourselves and learn as clement attlee did, harold wilson did and as tony blairou need to understand, or we need to understand what you think. when i had this conversation with ed miliband, he just produces book which was about go big. i put it to him that labour's problem was because you didn't listen to people and you didn't like lots of people's attitudes, whether on immigration. labour appeared very judgemental. whether it's on benefits, they appearjudgemental. it was a sense on brexit that labour did not like many people they needed to vote for them. and keir starmer totally recognises this, and that's why he spent this summer going the length and breadth of the country meeting people who haven't voted for us. in some occasions for many years, and in some, the last election was the first time ever that they hadn't voted labour. we've got to listen and take on board what they're saying and to change because of the labour party is a party that was to working people in parliament, and we are utterly failing in that mission. there is an intriguing phrase in that

the news i am steve clements and i have a question. how did relations between the united states and turkey fall apart? and then i had to come back together again. let's get to the bottom line. ah. for a lot of years, it seemed like relations between the united states and turkey. just couldn't get any worse, even though they've been close nato allies for decades. they were going in opposite directions, kind of like a divorce, or a train wreck in really slow motion. washington was supporting kurdish fighters in syria, which was a major blow to ankara. and turkey was buying s 400 anti aircraft systems from russia. not something that made washington very happy. it wasn't just a war of words warmer president. donald trump promised to devastate the turkish economy, any sanction turkish officials. the turkish lira is now just worth about a 3rd of what it used to be a few years ago. ouch. but then out of nowhere came afghanistan to breathe, new life into the turkish us relationship. suddenly, us secretary of state anthony blinking was tweeting

oh i i am steve clements and i have a question. if america held up a mirror to itself, what would it see? let's get to the bottom line. ah, for literally billions of people, america still represents a land of opportunity where anyone can build themselves up, find success, increase tomorrow, it's better and with a higher quality of life for their children. many see america is a bashing of freedom where you can just believe whatever you want to believe. but once you scratch beneath that surface, you'll find a nation full of contradictions about opportunity, where the divides on race and income and basic opportunity have really widened. on the one hand, america is a huge empire with soldiers deployed in a $150.00 countries. sometimes in the name of global security and sometimes in the name of transforming the culture and norms of other societies. but on the other hand, there are places in america where kids having actually go to the parking lots of a mcdonald's restaurant to get a decent internet connection to attend school. this empi

this one is the defense is still very weak . gera, p k, is aging clement langler and erick gossley reliable. only i don't know who the young you're goin depend really isn't any kind of bomb. and is the big open defense . and the other is the coach, ronald coleman, who off season was quite tac practically deficient at times and showed no signs of improving on that front this season. so i think it could be a tough season. last lender in the me. on the asian champions think olson high and i remain on course to success. we defend the title of it, only just squeeze past kind of like in around the 16th school structure time. i'm actually going to pendleton 2nd. haven't a shock. they miss 3 from the spokes full advantage booking their place in the last little pool manager yoga quote, post describe the british tennis, the m a wrote a connie as the sporting talents of the century. 18 year old rod economy was the center of its engineer at the met goal in new york. it's just a couple of days on from becoming the 1st of a qualifier. so when the us open title, she's for sure talent of the century, but a

oh i i am steve clements and i have a question. 20 years after the attacks of $911.00. how is the world changed and how has america changed? let's get to the bottom line. ah, it was the biggest sucker punch in america's modern history, outside in its leader, osama bin laden had planned and executed the hijacking of commercial airlines and killed almost 3000 people in the morning of september, 11, 2001. no one saw it coming and no one could explain it. it been loud and wanted to so fear in confusion, america. he had definitely succeeded. the u. s. response was massive and visceral, but besides decimating al qaeda and killing bin laden. there's so much more that has happened in the past 20 years in the so called global war on terror, aka the global war on everything. america violated its own laws, is suspended habeas corpus. protections for suspect it kidnapped at tortured and rendered suspects to 3rd countries to be tortured, even more. and to look at every global challenge to the lens of islamic terrorism. along the way, fortunes were made by those benefiting from massi

through the eternal city for the 1st such events in march 2020 right to counsel 10 years longer. clement kit bruno won the men title on his medicine debut, paris tour. no luck beat her kenyan complexion. judith, you're a bit thanks to late searching the women's race. and that's who you spoke for now. it's back to nick. joe, thanks very much. they thank you. that is it, this news? ok, but i'll be back in a couple minutes. one of the full off season. ah ah, ah, ah, ah, an astonishing bill documenting t decade in one of the most embattled corners of the globe. a child that can stand 20 years of war, follow me from boyhood to manhood, a life that has no, no peace shaped by hardship, resilience and adventure. the unique boom that captures the conflict in a way it has never been seen before. witness on their with more than 200000000 cases, the curve of 19 worldwide governments of asking to fight fresh wave of the virus a new barrier. there had been a 3rd and the number of people working vaccination appointment from human call to the political and economic full. not all just there. when you see

field 50 years ago tonight, no one knew that the players, including future hall of famers roberto clemented willie stargell, were stepping into history. here's cbs' james brown. >> reporter: dave cash, manny sanguillen, and al oliver all had stellar baseball years playing for the pittsburgh pirates. but one game they played 50 years ago made history. >> there's so many people out there that have no clue that this day happened. >> reporter: on september 1, 1971, the pirates' starting lineup in the field was all african american and afro-latino players, the first time ever for major league baseball. you guys didn't realize, at the start of the game, 1971, that nine dark-skinned folks were going out on the field at the same time? >> in the second or third inning is when i realized it. >> i didn't realize it when we were standing there, because i'm thinking about the game. >> reporter: manager danny murtaugh later explained his lineup decision to catcher sanguillen. >> i did it because i want to win. i don't care who i put in the field. >> reporter: no photos exist of that winning became. a lo