diana: gracias. borja: ¿por quÉ escogiste el lugar?su niÑa hermosa vestida como una princesa en ese lugar de trabajo para usted y para su familia? ¿quÉ significa para usted ver el resultado de las fotos? >> sentÍ orgullo y emociÓn cuando la vi allÍ que estaban en la mÁquina que operÓ yo. fue una gran sorpresa. borja: diana, quiero preguntarte algo mÁs... tienes a tu padre al lado ahora. has elegido esto porque dices que tu padre allÍ trabaja. ¿quÉ representa tu papÁ en tu vida? diana: pues mi papÁ es muy importante en mi vida. es un ejemplo a seguir... pues gracias a Él he aprendido muchas cosas y ahora me toca a mÍ agradecerle y aprender todo lo que Él sabe. carolina: totalmente. nos dejas conmovidos con esta historia. te veÍas hermosa en tus fotografÍas de 15 aÑos. un orgullo su niÑa. hasta maÑana y gracias. borja: gracias por acompaÑarnos hoy en el noticiero. maÑana mÁs y mejor. carolina: eso me gusta. borja: ojalÁ asÍ sea. ♪ ♪ >> por primera vez en california un distrito escolar unificado obligara a sus estudiantes a vacunarse cont

let's bring in diana furchtgott-roth.eld roles in the department of transportation, and labor. really good to speak with you. you have had the inner workings of government for a long time, and there is a lot of jockeying happening within the democratic party, how they advance these two pieces of legislation. how does this work out? diana: i would hope there is a vote on the infrastructure bill before they move forward to the $3.5 trillion in entitlement spending. we have an economy that is growing at 6% a year. we don't need that $3.5 trillion entitlement bill, alix. greg: it is a huge sum of cash. at the same time, we hear about crumbling infrastructure. what would be a right size package, hearing about crumbling roads in rydges -- roads and bridges to keep the economy going for the next three decades? diana: we do need the $110 billion for roads and bridges and there are ways to make it go further. we could have more flexibility for state in terms of regulation. we could have more private activity bonds so that more pri

diana: thank you.i do want to step on anybody's toes please i'm sure there is someone doing that right now predict so thank you for offering that answer. yes. and it right now we have at least one tribe that has a female chief. , no sorry, to try to have a female chief and are not aware of any recent tribal elections. and the tribe has a woman chief and also nottoway tribe has a woman chief hurried yes. [inaudible]. >> so they all live in different areas so that chief of the appomattoc tribe what was the present day chesterfield, that was where she was from. and then cockakoeske was a cheaper clean with the pamunkey king in williams county okay. and then south hampton county and. [inaudible]. was also and i'm looking in my size make sure that i'm getting it right so kind of them except different places. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. diana: clinical when we think about high-quality education a lot of things that we are referring to is your standards of education are there within also the methods of which we

life >> diana will always be a t.as a great philanthropist and moved the dial on many issues but at the same time, also, she's the mother of the next king of england. >> reporter: diana was 36 years old, the most photographed woman in the world, when she did in a car crash in a paris tunnel august 31st, 1997. sons william and harry were just 15 and 12. her tragic story still resinating today with "spencer," a new movie imagining her life due out in november. and the fictionalized drama "the crown" still a hit on netflix. it comes at a turbulent time for diana's sons, prince william and prince harry were last together on july on what would have been their mother's 60th birthday to unveil a statue in her honor at kensington palace with high hopes it would bring the brothers closer today. in a new biographer, "finding freedom," released today, the authors claim that harry saw his grandfather's funeral as a chance to fix the rift he had a one-way ticket because he didn't know how the trip would pan out. there was a feelin

and prince charles. >> marzipan from one of the official text from the diana and charles whiting from, it was given -- wedding from 1981, it was given to the queen mother. reporter: the slice is from one of 23 official cakes made for nuptials, but not the first time it has gone under the hammer. these morsels date back to queen in 1840. this one for queen elizabeth in both picked up by bidders. this auctioneer says he has not sold anything that arouses as much interest as those things that belong to diana. >> we had a pair of shoes when she worked at the nursery before she got married. yes, a sorts of odd things. reporter: a rare heirloom, indeed, but does everyone want a piece? >> i would not, but interesting. >> i think somebody would pay 40,000 pounds for that. >> not a cake. it is slightly more odd. maybe an american collector. ♪ reporter: the cake is expected to fetch between 300 pounds and 500 pounds. anchor: more news to come. stay tuned. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> family is anything but simple. misunderstandings, secrets, and wounds done by our ancestors we do not know we are caring. this total

especially one person very special to me diana. [applause] they help me to put my application through and it was a favor to me because i didn't know too much on the internet and i had to get involved and when i got the e-mail, i was really happy to learn how to read my e-mail. it made me cry and i called diana and i said this is true, dianne. i think his son douglas to help me to put my papers through and everything that seeing the mayor and what you say is true is true and we've been getting a lot and touchdowns good and and that is it. thank you, thank you. >> up next, the beloved cafe. can i call out amy. and anna. >> my name is amy and i'm here with my husband and our manager and it's been just support from the whole community and this whole time through the pandemic and we couldn't have it done without the amazing support of our team and i just so grateful for all of their hard work and care and compassion and just diligence and i think that everybody has been under a lot of tremendous stress all year long and to have people b

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no word if it will include diana's death for '97 or save that.son expected to be released next year. i remember they also had a castle burn down that year as well. it was a bad year. >> look at how we are. >> pretty busy morning for us on "today in the bay." a lot ahead including meteorologist kari hall tracking smoke and haze. >> you want to get out early while we have good air quality. the smoke will roll back in. we start out with upper 50s and upper 60s today. a look at the rest of our microclimates coming up in a few minutes. >>> plus, the crisis in afghanistan continues this morning. we're live in washington with what we're learning about the u.s. troops still on the ground there. >>> we'll do as much as we can for as long as we can. >> right now at 5:00, crisis in afghanistan. with thousands of afghan citizens trying to get out, ahead in a live report, how u.s. troops are helping on the ground and the promise from the taliban now adding to the drama. >>> flames are raging in northern california. these wildfires causing smoky skies, bringin

. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," channeling princess diana. look at kristen stewart in the royal film. >>> don't forget the giants taking on the braves at 4:00 today right here on nbc bay area. first you can watch our special edition of nbc bay area news at 3:00. that is followed by nightly news all coming before the game. >>> happening now, a north bay homeless shelter hit last month ready to resume normal operation today. more than two dozen tested positive at samuel l. jones shelter in early july. all residents were moved to a different building and no new guests were aloud. that will change today when new admissions are once again accepted. 4:55. we'll be right back with more. in this ad pay attention to the actor's gums. gums? we don't think about them. but like skin, over time gums can get damaged. colgate gum renewal. reverses early gum damage for a beautiful, revitalized smile. majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4

she takes it from season 4's diana emma corwin.ason all about their family's drama, her icy marriage to prince charles, the focus. >> i still want to make this marriage work. with all my heart. >> reporter: next season set to tackle diana's life post-divorce. it's just the latest depiction of lady di. kristen stewart cast to play her in the new biopic "spencer" set to be released in the fall ahead of the 25th anniversary of her death. >> diana was seen as the people's princess back in the day. people really fell in love with her. felt that she was one of them. we still want to sort of live a little bit in that fantasy world and why we keep going back to princess diana. >> reporter: since her fatal car crash in 1997 hollywood has tried to capture her essence and capitalize on her popularity. naomi watts portraying her in 2013's "diana." >> always pop around the corner. >> reporter: to this day, anything tied to princess diana grabs worldwide attention. her wedding dress worn the day she married prince charles in 1981 now on display

and she said yes >> diana's life and legacy have already been in the spotlight this summer.statue of their mother on what would have been her 60th birthday prince harry also making sure her name lives on with his new baby girl, lilibet diana, a grandmother who she will never know but whose legacy will be remembered for generations now speaking of adorable grandchildren, guys, take a look at this picture released by will and kate over the weekend. a grownup looking 6-year-old charlotte. >> thank you very much >>> up next, they're back home and they've got those gold medals in hand we're going to catch up with beach volleyball's dynamic duo hanging out in the plaza, april ross, alix klineman. coming up, your local news and a check off your weather little things can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your

y carlos aún no se sabe si la serie contiene capítulos que hablan de la muerte de la princesa diana. estos reptiles fue a su casa y busco una bolsa especial capturó al animal . >> un grupo de estudiantes trabajen un proyecto para ayudar al medio ambiente le contaré de qué se trata vamos a una pequeña pausa y ya volvemos. recuerde que nos puede seguir en los medios sociales en las direcciones que ve en su pantalla. (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) >> 12:24 de la tarde un grupo de estudiantes trabajen un proyecto para ayudar al medio ambiente. los alumnos tratarán de convertir los desechos de alimentos en fertilizantes. >> estos tanques parecen ser de agua pero estos aparatos ayudan a sacar de los vertederos miles de libras en desechos de comida y los convierten en fertilizante y gas utilizado para energía. >> todos esos alimentos se pierden o se desperdician entonces hacemos este proyecto para desviar el servicio de alimentos de vertederos de basura. >> la investigadora principal de este proyecto contó que el servicio de comida es un ... producen metano que es liber

>> diana, thank you so much tonight.son has started in many parts of the country and positive covid cases are rising, a 5% increase over the prior two weeks. president biden called out republican governors for banning masks in schools. >> the cdc says masks are critical, especially for those who are not yet vaccinated, like our children, under the age of 12 so, let's put politics aside let's follow the educators and the scientists who know a lot more about how to teach our children and keep them safe than any politician. >> the president says he's directing his department to oversight authority and take like legal action if appropriate. mask mandates for students and teachers and some school districts defying those state orders against masks in northeast texas a school district found a creative way of getting around the ban by making masks part of its dress code in hillsboro county, florida, in the tampa area, school board holding a meeting about whether to make masks mandatory after 10,000 students are in quarantine or

diana, come on i definitely think -- this is -- this is happening.ally happening. >> i mean, it's totally happening, but maybe for some young people but i got to say, look, i want to be in the office. maybe i'm the only one out there. but i want to get back and see people other than this camera man that i've been quarantined with for the last year and a half -- love you, pat -- but i want to go back and see the rest of the office. i don't want to just pretend they're there or sit in the stadium with them. just to the point that robert was making about tech workers and offices, we think tech that people don't have to be in the office and that's what's going to keep them out i talked to john foley, the ceo of peloton, which he considers to be a tech and media company, he wants everybody back. he wants people to be able to talk to each other and that's where they're most productive. he wants to keepeverything safe they're not going back yet but he was very adamant that as soon as it's safe he wants his workers back >> i'm pro office. i've just got to ca

>> diana, more and more homeowners outside of fema's traditional flood map zones keep getting hit.>> the maps are updated every five years that's congressionally mandated. this fall, fema is making a push to overhaul the zones and now it has the backing of the administration, which, of course, it did not have before kelly. >> diana, thank you so much tonight. diana olick. >>> the school season has started in many parts of the country and positive covid cases are rising, a 5% increase over the prior two weeks. president biden called out republican governors for banning masks in schools. >> the cdc says masks are critical, especially for those who are not yet vaccinated, like our children, under the age of 12 so, let's put politics aside let's follow the educators and the scientists who know a lot more about how to teach our children and keep them safe than any politician. >> the president says he's directing his department to oversight authority and take action if appropriate. this comes as several states ban mask mandates for students and teachers and some school districts defying

. >> i'd like to announce that sue will be the flag bearer for team usa [ applause ] >> reporter: diana's assist with the good news just one more highlight of a storied partnership. >> we've just been really good friends for 20 years now it goes beyond basketball it goes to our personal life. >> reporter: the two met in college, playing for the university of connecticut. for two decades, they traveled the world together, keeping each other laughing along the way. >> there is a charisma about d. she makes you feel like a million dollars all the time. >> reporter: their historic run ends here, with sue hanging up her team usa jersey but their off-court relationship is forever. >> i don't think there is anybody else i'd rather do it with because we just have so much fun. and i love you, homie. >> that's "nightly news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. ♪♪ whoa my love ♪ ♪ my darling ♪ ♪ i've hungered for your touch ♪ ♪ a long lonely time ♪ ♪ and time goes by so slowly ♪ ♪ and time can do so much ♪ ♪ are you still mine ♪ ♪ i nee

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diana: hay una nueva era en el fÚtbol internacional.ue utilizarÁ el dorsal nÚmero 30. aún queda tiempo en el reloj. willingham se acerca peligroso al área, dispara... ¡goooooooooooooool! monumental anotación del delantero para abrir el marcador en el último minuto. ¡impresionante! mientras los jugadores se sigan deslizando para celebrar, tú puedes contar con geico para ahorrar dinero. en quince minutos podrías ahorrar 15% o más en tu seguro de auto. ...no solo para llevarse la copa, sino para pasar a la historia. paola: esta noche, por quÉ es importante que participe en el proceso de renuncia del gobernador. llegamos al final de "noticias univisiÓn 14". lo dejamos con el noticiero nacional. tenemos una cita a las 23.

diana olick joining us tonight >> reporter: yeah, no question students want to be here campus even ifuire vaccinations now these apartment buildings are filling up and some of them are amenity heavy like this one from the scion group at the university of maryland, high-end kitchen, swimming pool, game room, even peloton bikes in the private gym. no wonder demand is high so high that the supply of student housing is low and construction is now climbing again. in july, student housing prelease rates hit 86.7% across the core, 175 universities covered by real page, that's higher than last year but also higher than july of 2019's prepandemic reading. from june to july of this year preleasing jumped nearly 10%, the largest monthly jump recorded this late in the season in several years so it'svery likely august leasing will cross 90%. as for rent, growing too also its highest rate in july up 2.1% annually led by properties more than one mile from campus and that growth is higher thanlast year as well as 2019 rates now, there is just one publicly traded student housing reads american housing

thanks so much. diana manenda, thank you. and bangladesh is battling not just the pandemic, but soaring food prices too. and that's putting basic foods out of the reach of many times. the challenger has more from the capital. dot com carn buzzer is one of the busiest open air kitchen markets in dhaka. but there are hardly any shoppers on this day because of a nationwide locked down to prevent koby. 1900 begum is among the few who came out for groceries. but fine food items are more expensive than usual. yes, kicking initial i came out to buy some green vegetables. the prizes of everything has gone up on the market. maybe it's due to the lockdown or because they're not enough buyers, but logistics and supplies open. not sure why. market experts say soaring inflation, along with the rising foot prices in bangladesh and recent month have put an additional burden on low and middle income households. many here have lost their jobs. other sources of income during the current virus pandemic. why that does all the essential food item

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let's get some analysis now with diana minim she's managing director of advocacy group co luna. it although which promotes solutions to the crisis. good to have you with us so that the world bank has been very critical lately of the lebanese political elite. not a huge surprise to the lebanese, or frankly, to anyone is being familiar with lebanese affairs for a while. everyone knows there's been a problem with the elite for decades, right? why the change in the world banks tow? now? i mean the changing the world banks to now is because this is honestly now bordering the criminal. you have a poverty rate that are increasing in a way that has been unprecedented in the country over 50 percent of the lebanese are in the world back, anticipates that over 75 percent of the lebanese will be poor by end of year. this is really devastating. the incapacity of this political class to govern is manifested day by day. it's really appalling that this is a political class, but the still trying to cling to power. despite all the misery and the destruction that it has cost. i mean, since the res

. >> channeling princess diana. your first look at kristen stewart in a new royal film.e giants take on the braves at 4:00 here on nbc bay area. you can watch our special edition of news at 3:00 followed by "nightly news" right before the game. california! during a flex alert, let's keep our power up and running. set ac cooler and use big appliances before 4pm. then from 4-9pm reduce use and take it easy on our energy. sign up today. >>> right now at 5:44, get in those outdoor activities early. it's going to be hotter today in in our inland valleys. san jose 87 and 100, napa reaching 90. we'll talk about our changing air quality in a few minutes. >>> yesterday the taillights were stopped up, getting on the incline today. today smoothly and it's friday. what's different on the approach we will check that out coming up. >> thanks, kari and mike. >>> the u.s. supreme court ended president biden's eviction moratorium but the tenants behind on rent have more time on their hands. >> sharon katsuda joins us live to show us why thousand are worried about the new ruling. >> that'

leslie >> diana, thank you so much.onversation with glen cowman, president and ceo of redfin. glen, what do you make of the current dynamic right now? >> the market is just coming down to earth some, and it's a good thing prices have been going crazy over the past year, and buyers finally have taken a step back so we'll see inventory increase, the market normalize it's easier to put deals together than it was before memorial day i think it's really been a return to a healthy market >> what would you tell potential home buyers or current home buyers with respect to mortgage rates right now? is it a good time if you're on the fence about buying a home, maybe to take out that mortgage and buy a home or refinance because rates are low, they may not be forever >> well, at some point, rates are going to go up, but i have been saying that for over a year, so really shouldn't take my word for it i know that inflation pressure is building. i know that the fed can't keep a lid on it forever. but it does seem that they're going to

diana olick has the story of sky rocketing rentals for us diana? and housing shortage land landlords are seeing bidding wars and dollar signs normally reserved for home buyers. >> we've been leasing property for almost 20 years and haven't seen an applicant pool this competitive since we started. >> reporter: just a week ago vipin motwani put this on the house and had 20 offers. rents for single-family homes in may jumped 6.6% year over year that's nearly four times the annual increase seen in may of last year. all real estate is local in the first half of this year, new york city saw its rent applications double, compared with 2020. san francisco saw a 79% increase, seattle, 55% jump. all that, according to rent cafe meanwhile, boston saw only a 5% gain charlotte up 8% and portland, oregon, up 9%. >> the rental papplications we'e getting right now, you're seeing higher credit scores, applicants willing to put down more in terms of security deposit. you're seeing strong rental history as well. that wasn't necessarily the case precovid. >> reporter:

please join me in welcoming diana gates. [applause] >> i have to start by saying how interesting it is to take off a mask and talk to people in a room, a year post introduction of covid so definitely interesting experience to have but thank you so much for coming tonight. the title of this discussion is exceptional women:virginia indian women in leadership. and i want to start by saying to all the virginia indigenous women in the room who may be watching this recording this presentation is especially for you and i hope you find strength and power in the stories of our grandmothers that are included here tonight. i know personally their tenacity, strength and commitment to community through trying times and adversity is a message we all can gain some inspiration from. up first, let's talk about the use things. instead of a formal agenda slide, i want to open with points of discussion that he will talk through tonight. we start with a land acknowledgment, we'll talk about what time immemorial means and go through some general

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nuestro compaÑero diana garcÍa nos cuenta cuÁles eran los requisitos que los estudiantes y maestros deberÁns en la universidad estatal de san josÉ. [indiscernible] reportera: michelle hoy cumpliÓ el primer dÍa de su carrera en mercadeo. >> hice mi Último aÑo en high school virtual todo estaba por internet. esta la primera vez que estaba en clase con mÁs estudiantes. >> alguien que quiera estudiar medicina es saliÓ el contacto humano. reportera: juan pablo quiere estudiar pediatrÍa y le emociona el contacto con las personas dicen que habrÁ no es reciente sÓlo frente a un computador y pueden compartir con sus compaÑeros. la presidenta de la universidad total de san josÉ seÑala que para todo el personal y el cuerpo estudiantil serÁ un requisito estar vacunadostienen hasta el 30 de septiembre para presentar sus pruebas de vacunaciÓn. los que decidan no hacerlo por motivos religiosos deberÁ utilizar mascarillas y hacerse la prueba semanalmente. >> yo me siento mejor, aquÍ estamos todos. >> yo me siento mejor con la vacuna porque sÉ que no estoy en peligro. aproximadamente 36,000 de los estudiant

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wnba's diana taurasi making league history. her slam-dunk performance assisting on the court. >>> good morning. henri is churning and closer. dangerous conditions already hitting parts of the northeast. >> some of the most densely populated areas are in the crosshairs. tropical storm and hurricane warnings are up from new jersey to cape cod, massachusetts. authorities warning of inland flooding as the storm moves straight up through new england. >> transportation already affected as amtrak cancels all trains between new york and boston. power outages also a concern. connecticut's biggest utility warning that more than half of its 1.25 million customers could lose power for more than a week. let's get the latest from rob marciano. he's in westbrook, connecticut. we can see the early bands coming through, rob. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. the bands have been coming through the last couple of hours. connecticut power has deployed 4,000 crews in anticipation of this storm. that's the largest deployment they seen i