vamos con elena tabraue y el reporte del tiempo. elena: muy buenas noches.e semana con ustedes y traer las condiciones del tiempo de la prÓxima semana. hasta las 2:00 de la maÑana tendremos ligeras lluvias en el Área. a las 3:00 de la maÑana se alejan las lluvias y una masa seca de aire y frÍa permanecerÁ. las temperaturas mÁs frÍas serÁn 42° el martes en san josÉ. gran parte de la bahÍa verÁ el descenso. las lluvias van a regresar a finales de la prÓxima semana. marÍa: gracias. descargue nuestra aplicaciÓn para que se mantenga informado sobre las alertas del clima. en pantalla tiene el cÓdigo para descargarla. el incendio estrada estÁ ardiendo en santa cruz, cerca de watsonville. las llamas se salieron del Área prevista por los fuertes vientos. hasta el momento ha destruido 148 acres, pero ya estÁ contenido en 60%. un bombero resultÓ herido. hablamos de los ingresos al paÍs a partir de noviembre. a partir de noviembre, estados unidos permitirÁ el ingreso por la frontera de mÉxico y estados unidos por vÍa terrestre a personas completamente vacunados. >> se c

elena: muy buenas tardes. un placer estar con ustedes durante este domingo.s lluvias han comenzado a desplazarse por el Área de la bahÍa. toda nuestra regiÓn viendo esas lluvias asociadas a un frente frÍo que se estÁ acercando a nuestra zona y en la lÍnea prefrontal de este frente se desarrollan esta lluvias y tormentas que hemos visto estos Últimos minutos y que continuarÁn con nosotros por lo menos hasta la madrugada del lunes. a las 8:30 de la noche las lluvias bastante fuertes, 10:30 de la noche continuarÁn las lluvias y a partir de las 2:00 de la maÑana se alejan la lluvias. las condiciones estarÁn secas, pero entonces viene el descenso de las temperaturas, ya que una masa de aire seco pero frÍo estarÁ llegando a nuestra regiÓn para las primeras horas del lunes y gran parte del lunes veremos ese descenso de las temperaturas en nuestra Área. les traigo el pronÓstico completo en solo minutos. no se vayan. marÍa antonieta: en nuestra aplicaciÓn de noticias de mantenerse informado de las condiciones del tiempo en nuestra Área. si todavÍa no lo tiene, escanee

. >> elena hutchins described herself as a dreamer and adrenaline junkie.as consered to be an exceptionally talented cinematographer. >> i met her at a film festival and within a few moments, i felt like she had such a strong vibe, a sense of commitment to art and the integrity of wanting to make a cinema, that i wanted to work with her. >> she was on set in the ranch in new mexico when the shootings and death depicted on the 19th century western they were filming became too real. alec baldwin, the sr and coproducer of the movie, discharged a popgun carrying blanks. elena had jensen was airlifted to a hospital but died from her injuries. the director was also her. alec baldwin said there are no words to cony my shock and sadness regarding the tragic accident that took the life of helena hutchins, a wife, mother, and admired colleague of ours. i am cooperating with a police investigation to address how this tragedy occurred. i am in touch with her husband, offering my support to him and his family. my heart is broken for her husband, their son, and all who k

hallmark also reports from ha you in special wrapper to elena to hand is in zimbabwe to assist the impact of sanctions sanctions that were imposed in 2002 after accusations of electoral fraud and human rights abuses. backward, roberts mac gabby was in charge. emerson and gaga is now president, his administration says those sanctions are stolen, economic development, and hurting the bobby into one defensive remote because there are fixed it every 1st little for life. so in a nutshell, our document that we are going to give them will clearly indicate the effects of fences or not so fair to the united states. the european union and britain insisted restrictions only tell the companies and specific individuals both live as the bobbin government and those associated with it. that's the united states, embassies and bobbins who want the sanctioned removed. having protesting here for more than 2 years, they believe the government is being punished by the us. britain and the european union was even white, owed farms more than 2 decades ago. most the bobbins are struggling to cope with high unemplo

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amy: i want to go to the case of josÉ antonio elena rodrÍguez was 16-year-old josÉ antonio elena rodrÍgueznogales, mexico, who was killed by border patrol agent lonnie swartz, who fired his gun from the u.s. side of the border. the teenager, who was unarmed, died face-down on the sidewalk just a couple of blocks from his home. after nearly five years of legal delays, josÉ antonio's mother, araceli rodrÍguez, and his grandmother, brought swartz to trial for second-degree murder in 2017. a tucson, arizona, jury acquitted him and were deadlocked on manslaughter charges. in a second trial in november 2018, swartz was found not guilty of involuntary manslaughter. during the court proceedings, it was revealed that a local border patrol special investigative unit had collected all of the evidence for the fbi. we were with josÉ antonio's mother araceli in nogales, in 2019 in sonora at the site where her son was murdered. >> the border patrol agent said he feared for his life. he would have been standing 30 feet above your son walking here on the sidewalk. can you respond to the agent saying he fea

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was that elena? yes, you're a bishop, we be a scar. yes. avoid her fantasy on schedule. sure. so it's humanly egon don't was i don't care about her. no, i don't want her knowing properly on it just wouldn't said national it over the yellow in my room body of what i should put them on all but i'm was to you should yes to pale from the ladies lenient. e a. the quote from us now or to look at what's in that turn like in a good deal. i got so much for you know, a not for you. and you can squeeze them over into your fix for a go to building and both but son says not slip was to buy it to bought or changes all, most of them with a shimmy at the dealer. sure, sure. e, a, b, l o g a with warmer, a member lashania a be spanish. i remember there was a senior enough when you published. nobody's come from boys. are you sure your book did? in fact sir, ah, now for you, lead down mitchell saturday to course i shall come both. it was a city austin last quarter, only share yet the point and what, what she's just among those not a oh and have somebody a metropolitan listening to a joke of some

how you had the washer a young on the time you had to show it to formula, you could get into the ha, elena, without be worth. i'm for the favorite that way, dr. godaddy good 3. wow. no, we would do. i'll if he thought it oliver hale father, he'll know they got to the corner, pale wistfully, here we are, till avisa allan among the tenant was her order. her condo to montana quickly to put her young 10 though. then they chose jacqueline hilton and thoughtful to think my yet how a year went under a vanishing where these sources of pollution are the price to be paid. so our wind turbines are solar panels and our green cars can purify the air in europe. whole regions at the other end of the world i destroy and the height of the paradox is that these toxic discharges and polluting emissions continue to worse in our planets. atmospheric pollution or valuable fulfilled. you said yes, but do lou lou? poor gigi's, whoa, 01 back to the or c will do sample soul cool. all will. thank god, we'll put you up officially did to get to the realty values above was he took that view and i backed the silver gal.

there is a buzz surrounding former wnba champion elena beard partnering with the african american sports and entertainment group to lead a sce g's. all female ownership's effort to bring a new w nba expansion team to the city of oakland. >> beard talks about why now is the perfect time for the wnba to take advantage of the bay area sports market and i can pull from many examples think about kansas city and what they have done sort of, you know, in terms of dedicating an entire arena that cause 70 million dollars. women's sport for the increasing here we have sent in this 25 in 20 years. i cannot think of a better time. right. right then right now we are ready. >> we have the venue. we have the community. we have the support and we have the basketball oakland. vice mayor rebecca kaplan led the effort to secure a unanimous vote from the oakland alameda county joint powers authority. >> for a non-binding agreement to use the oakland arena as the new home of wnba basketball. i do want to make clear they the only applicant for the arena there were not 2 competing bidders for the release. acg

i was gone, i should but a sudden loss, elena, but then vanished and had assumed less than one im can let. is she a mr. friedman, nova america, my son, i was headed by the doctor, ali has invited me for lunch, meals are of course, the final product of the crops grown here. it's a chance for him to tell me more about the life in syria. he was forced to leave behind. this is after the nice memory everybody had the wrong for leaving because we had the field infested by oral wonky. the unit had decided to go all together, the breeders of the international stuff, the scientists that technicians assistant, the labors, even the t lay the contribute to that field day, happy days. it was a happy days, one of the most beautiful days. and you're sure you'll go back. yes, i am very confident that i go back because i should go back. nothing like home. ah, it would have been easy to write up the car to see bank as just our casualty of the searing conflict. but the hard work and dedication of ali and his team have ensured that their work transcends to the conflict and is able to continue to play a v

um they were there was celebrating the bill, authored by state senator maria elena durazo of los angeles. she says the idea came from workers who would help clean homes affected by wildfires. those workers would be exposed to dangerous toxins without any protection. they were not being provided with, you know, masks or any kind of equipment. what kind of cleaning? uh nothing. you know, we had many, many instances where that was not provided. a committee of workers and employees will create rules and standards for what is considered. a safe workplace for day laborers. they'll test ideas and present them to cal osha before the start of 2023 jose says he's often worked jobs where he's taken advantage of. in most of those cases, he says, people wouldn't pay up after the job is done, he says a law like this will help him and his colleagues relax that fear and not allow their many skills. to go to waste, which tried to help each other out. there are many colleagues who were sleeping on the streets. they don't have an apartment. there are very few privileged ones who haven't apartment reporting

there is a buzz surrounding former wnba champion elena beard partnering with the african american sports entertainment group to lead a sce g's. all female ownership's effort to bring a new w nba expansion team to the city of oakland beard talks about why now is the perfect time for the wnba to take advantage of the bay area sports market. i can pull from many examples think about kansas city and what they have done sort of, you know, in terms of dedicating an entire arena that close 70 million dollars. women's sport for the increase in 49% in this 25 in 20 years. i cannot think of a better time right. right then right now oakland, vice mayor rebecca kaplan led the effort to secure a unanimous vote from the oakland alameda county joint powers authority for a non-binding agreement to use the oakland arena as the new home of wnba basketball. women are the majority in the consumer market as well in terms of consumer spending. and so in fact, i think we can almost say it's ridiculous for there not to be a wnba team here. >> and i believe it will be the most successful team in the league. >> t

reach the season ending w t a finals. schubert has made it through to her 3rd final of the season, elena re backing out of kazakhstan, retired during the sick unsafe of the semi in chicago. the result counts as schubert 44th. when of the season, no player has secured more 2 victories. this you shall face, got to be near maloof, act in sundays, titled the cider. we never had a change in plans of plenty before. so i think with everything going on and you know, to need him, people, they love sports a lot wherever, if, if it's football humble or now tennis they follow and they like to see someone from, from the same country. i'm a super grateful for them coming anywhere everywhere, even as sometimes in japan, i saw something asian, which is gonna my usual i'm, i'm happy that i'm i in spain, this people tool to come watch and i hope i can inspire the new generation. watching me, tom brady has labeled sunday's game against these former team new england as a home coming. now any 2nd season with the tampa bay buccaneers, brady is heading back to july stadium. so you faced the patriots for the 1s

so what for special upwards and barbara elena do have plans to stay in 10 days in zimbabwe, on a fact finding mission. she would then present her report to the un human rights council next september, opposition leaders and civil society groups here. so they hope to meet her to their blames, the bob was economic problems on government corruption and mismanagement harder. matessa al jazeera herani protest have been going on in chile mocking 2 years since riots that left more than 30 people dead. those turning out so that they're still waiting for the government to fix social inequality. and believe that a complete political over whole may be the only solution amera chandry reports. a sea of faces. those who have lost their lives demanding change in the last 2 years . the pain unbearable for their families who want on says going with justice isn't made for the poor in this country. just is this for the rich for whoever can buy it even and the rest are crying at home morning. they're dead. the level of differently life more than 30 people lost their life and thousands were injured. when p

after he finished his interviews, no charges have been filed and no arrests have been made. elena hutchins has been described by colleagues as a brilliant talent who was committed to art into film. she was named as a rising star by the american society of cinematographers 2 years ago. the company making the movie say that providing counseling services to every one connected with it, victoria gate and be al jazeera, a law students in dallas capital across have been protesting outside the country is only law school knots after more than a 3rd of the applicants failed to be admitted because rules were changed. law about manny has the story. i'm these people dream of becoming lawyers. now they're accusing the law school in god has capital accra of being unlawful. that's because the entrance exams changed by the legal counsel. it's now requires a minimum 50 percent mark on 2 papers instead of an average school, but the can, does it say. 7 they weren't informed, we wrote on exams, you set a possible, they're part of the exam, you come up with a new rule that they have to pass it in a particular

so what for special upwards and barbara elena do have plans to stay in 10 days in zimbabwe, on a fact finding mission. she would then present her report to the un human rights council next september, opposition leaders and civil society groups here. so they hoped to meet her to their blames, the bob was economic problems on government, corruption and mismanagement, harder. matessa algebra. her daddy seller have al jazeera, the political movement analogy in tina, based on the ideas of a former leader showing it still has support. 70 years on why people in parts of manager have been told not to a certain seafood like plans and oyster. ah, it's another beautiful sunny day at 35000 feet. the weather sponsored by cattle airways voted world's best her line of 2021. hi there, good to see you. your weather story for asia pacific begins right here right now, and we've got some heavy rain coming at you for parts of honshu into ho cato. that's also dragon down the temperature. so paro just a high of 11 degrees on wednesday and oh yeah, there are weather alerts in play here. so for whole kado and

so what full spittle up, what's involved elena do, hadn't planned to spend 10 days in zimbabwe on a fact finding mission. she would then present her report to the un human rights council, nick, september, opposition leaders and civil society groups here said they hoped to meet her to their blames. the bob was economic problems on government, corruption and mismanagement. had a matessa algebra, her daddy ah, for a quick check of the top stories here. this, our colin powell is being remembered as a trail bathing soldier and diplomat after his death from cobra 19 complications. he was the 1st african american to become chairman of the joint chiefs and u. s. secretary of state. secretary powell was simply and completely a leader and he knew how to build a strong and united team. he treated people the way he expected them to treat each other and he made sure that they knew he would always have their back. the result was that his people would walk through walls for him. the u. s. state department watchdog will review the end of the biden administration's diplomatic operations and afghanistan.

so what for special up, what's in bumper, elena, do have plans to spend 10 days in zimbabwe on a fact finding mission. she would then present her report to the un human rights council, next september, opposition leaders and civil society groups here. so they hope to meet her to their blames. the bob was economic problems on government corruption and mismanagement harder. matessa algebra her daddy ah tough a quick check of the top stories here. this hour colin powell is being remembered as a trailblazing soldier and diplomat after his death from cupboard 19 complications . he was the 1st african american to become chairman of the joint chiefs and u. s. secretary of state. secretary powell was simply incompletely a leader and he knew how to build a strong and united team. he treated people the way he expected them to treat each other and he made sure that they knew he would always have their back.

elena? do have plans to stay in 10 days in zimbabwe on a fact finding mission. she would then present her report to the un human rights council next september, opposition leaders and civil society groups here. so they hoped to meet her to their blames. the bob was economic problems on government, corruption and mismanagement. had matessa al jazeera haddy, the head of lebanon's has the law says his movement has a 100000 trained and armed fighters at its disposal. has an offer on le, spoke off to violence in the hezbollah stronghold of a root last week, 7 people were killed in osalla, blames the christine party, called lebanese forces. thus his will la, while mosquito that's just has the law and i am just talking about the man, i am talking about the live by need. and i'm touching up the lebanese from 100 years, not from 10 years trained, organize, structured with experienced and embodied spirit. and even they just got a glance not even ordered. if they were given a chance, the kid went on to the mountain, write it down 100500 and could all president is declared a

so what for special upwards and barbara elena do hand plans to spend 10 days in zimbabwe on a fact finding mission. she would then present her report to the un human rights council next september, opposition leaders and civil society groups here. so they hoped to meet her to their blames, the bob was economic problems on government corruption and mismanagement, harder. matessa algebra had any how miss international says censorship and misinformation during the corona virus pandemic has had a dangerous impact and likely contributed to more deaths. the report says oppressive governments shut down independence, reporting and silence critical voices about government responses took over 19 the report as china silent journalist when the outbreak began. citizen journalist sung van was detained by police in han, and has been missing since may of last year. i'm to see also says tons of mia, russia and the corolla criminalize what they deemed false use restrict in coverage of information. people needed to protect themselves. the report, also blaine social media companies for not doing enough to stop

this is elena. they're alive from dorm. i'm also coming up with alpha leader of colombia, his largest drug cartel has been arrested. the u. s. had a $5000000.00 bounty on his head. ah, refugees and migrants on mexico southern border fight, their way policy security forces trying to hit and we'll report from germany on the battle to tackle the sky. rocketing rental moccasin berlin. ah, begin in ethiopia, where the countries air force has conducted more strikes integrity. it's part of a campaign by the government to intensify the aerial bombardment of rebels who control most of the northern region. the military says it had facilities run by the to grind people's liberation front in the town of ottawa as well as a training site. the air force has been carrying out raids in the region for the past week. that's forced the united nations to cease humanitarian funds to the capital mechanic. despite warnings of a worsening humanitarian and hunger crisis, samuel get a true is an ethiopian journalist in our the saba ball. the says th

the 2 time grand slam champion came from a sat down to beat elena auster panko as a rancor as amy's. again, the 1st player to win this title 3 times every tournament, even though you come back to the same places and bit of a different story. and i don't really take that experience into like you can. let's really care with care that that's an invisible thing. but i think the most important is to really have the same approaches i've been having a whole week is to stay consistent, stay discipline in my matches. and that's what i'm looking for. it is the last bush of the season. so i'm going to do my best. while the men semi final draw has an unfamiliar look, the leading seeds of fail to make it through. well, number 3, stefano sets of his was beaten in the quarter finals. the greek player losing out to the unseated george and nicholas special. ashby lee and 3 fat olympic champion, alexanders of rab had a day to forget. the german got off to a good start and took the 1st sets in his match against a tailor. fred's, the american whose rank 3rd, the 9th in the world, thought back to level a

in fact, justice elena wrote her dissent and i quote, and the last decade the supreme court has treated no statute worse than the voting rights act of 1965. it is time for congress to uphold our constitutionalot obligation and restore the voting rights act to his full potential. credits will be joined together today to introduce a bill that would not only restore the protections of voting rights act but strengthen it. tomorrow wena will hold a hearing on this critical legislation in the senate judiciary committee. it's called the john r lewis votingig rights act advancement act. and by all means, passing this law should be a bipartisan endeavor. historically it always was. it was not until very recently the republicans, the party of abraham lincoln decided they htwould no longer join in our effort to reauthorize the voting rights act. it was not that long ago it was a bipartisan passed easily. last time congressep voted to do so, in fact, the republican minority leader senator mcconnell came to the floor and said this is a piece of legislation which has worked. let's make sure we keep i

hello, elena? >> hi, can you hear me? >> hello? >> hello? can you hear me? >> yes. >> i'm elena, and i'm a teacher at thurgood marshall high school, and i'm really concerned about our facilities of the school. our school is under construction for improvements, and that's great, but our school is supposed to be operational during the -- >> i'm so sorry, elena. can you please try to remove your mic away from your mouth a little because it's very hard to hear. this is the spanish interpreter. thank you. >> okay. can you hear me better now? >> thank you, yes. >> okay. so we have a lot of issues with our facilities, and i'm really unclear about the way to get them fixed. so far, we've been filing work orders, and we have to file several to get items fixed. i've done all the paperwork, and yet, i still can't call the main office. when i call the main office, i get a voice mail from an internal phone, and we're doing our best as understaffed and underworked -- or overworked, but our calls that are put in for construction -- a lot of classrooms don't have windows th

elena samuels for "time. the workers realize it's the perfect time to go on strike they've been wanting better deals for years and years and all of a sudden they look in the mirror and the power is theirs. >> that's right. i think you've seen for 20 years or so workers lose a lot of power and the economy is getting better, employment rate is falling and they're saying, you know what, i don't want to put up with this anymore. >> unions are popular with americans now, more popular than they've been since the 1960s statistically. does that give them more bargaining power >> it's a pretty small share of the work force but you see them with what they don't organize. even though they aren't that big of a deal, they still have power and people are beginning to say, maybe those unions were actually right. >> you wonder how long this can continue it gives us an idea how long someone who's not making enough money can go, all right, i'll keep looking, i'll find more. >> i've talked to a lot of workers who either went on

friends and mentors of elena hutchins at the american film institute in los angeles have establishedto honor her memory and support aspiring women cinematographers. her husband, matthew, posted his thanks to her f e family for nurturing her talent. he asked anyone who would like to donate to the conservatory in her memory to go to a fee .com. dave chappelle is coming to san francisco amid that controversy over his latest netflix special, the comedian is heading out on a 10 city tour that's scheduled to open and chase center november 4th. the shows are expected to include a screening of his his documentary title, untitled. followed by a live set with special guest appearances in each city. on wednesday, employees and netflix walked off the job in protest of chappelle's special, the closer, many feel the content in that specialist hurtful to members of the lgbtq plus community. two former apple employees are suing the chuck giant alleging ageism sexism and other forms of discrimination, according to business insider, a former high level engineer alleges apple discriminated and retaliat

. >> thank you for the wonderful >> elena roberts recently discusser new book, i've been here all the while: black freedom on native land, during a virtual program hosted by the newberry library. she re-examines the land rights of indigenous peoples, freed african-americans and white settlers during reconstruction. >> so the affiliations with the confederacy and behavior totally deserving of punishment, deserving of distrust, and they claim that because they made an alliance, that united states no longer has valid treaties with them. they threatened to withhold money they desperately needed after a war unless they sign the treaties, and they do because they've been forced into it. these are called the treaties of 1866. they serve as official surrender as well as reconstruction documents, and i'll explain what i mean by that. .. and the chickasaw and choctaw nations had to give them specifically 40 acres of land. if you're all familiar with reconstruction or black history in general then you know how significant that 40 acres is because african-americans in the u.s. fought for that and

voltaren the joy of movement >>> joining us now is elena.week it shows that essentially surveys expectations and the trust in president biden is plummeting as expectations of returning to the prepandemic life continue to fall. cliff young says he's essentially losing the expectation game handling the pandemic is his central rating. june 36% of those people said they expect to return to prepandemic within six months and polling that now and recently dropped to 13%. it shows that essentially his overall approval rating is tied to the pandemic and how people across the country is fairing him right now. he's not doing well. not just with republicans but democrats and independence as well. >> there are some hopes for signs of covid, cases are starting to decline and kids can be vaccinated within a months and booster shots become available. the approach of winter and flu season is a real concern. the restaurant industry is trying to bounce back. you guys have found that customers approaching a challenge to a recovery. what do you mean by that? >>

and he didn't want to go where elena kagan has gone to criticize some of the justice's processes thatng harder and hard tore defend. >> actually saying nothing to see here. obviously, he's been facing a lot of pressure. democrats are worried if he doesn't step down because he is up in years. if he doesn't step down while president biden has the ability with the senate to confirm another liberal justice, right, he's facing a lot of pressure. let's listen to what he said when you asked about that. . >> does it irk you that you still get these kind of questions from liberal democrats. from the start they are asking whether you would be liberal now. right here we are, after 27 years, there are expectations about whether you would want to retire to help out joe biden. >> and does it irk me? i'll tell you. the truth i think is there's always -- you can always hope for your more mature self which is there sometimes. and this is a country, and every day i see this in this document. number one, it is called freedom of speech. that means freedom of thought. freedom of expression. >> but are you

the shooting killed cinematographer elena hutchens.t nbc news confirming this afternoon he's since been released from the hospital. he was on location in santa fe, new mexico, filming his latest movie, a western. so what are we hearing from authorities and from the actor now following this incident? >> this statement was the first we heard from him of course a sad message sharing his feelings with the family and of course like you mentioned he is cooperating with the authorities saying his heart is broken for her husband, their son and all who knew and loved helena. we also know the district attorney's office has released a statement. they're saying the case is still in its preliminary state of investigation. they're also assisting the santa fe county sheriff's office. they are leading this investigation. they're offering their support. and they also note at this time they do not know if charges will be filed. now, about the details of the incident we know very little. we don't know exactly what happened with the prop gun, the type of

. >> we are driving in the back of a pickup truck back to the town of santa elena. >> the whole world was wide open to me at that time. >> so might open she kept moving. kept pushing forward. >> going from india to pakistan. it didn't feel like a big deal to me. it was something i really wanted to do. and then i did it. and afghanistan is right next door. >> mama, florida, grew concerned. especially as her daughter tracked into active war zones. she tried to talk amanda out of those trips, but she says her daughter was headstrong and the more amanda traveled, the more she began to see a path to something else. >> she thought, i would love to write a book about the people i'm eating. >> she resolved to turn her wanderlust into a journalism career. she wanted to get more experience, but also cover stories she cared about. you need to get there and go somewhere where you can get a break? >> i'm also starting to look a little bit further out onto the rise. and >> how far? one of the most dangerous places in the world. >> while other stories are out there that i feel passionate about? at t

elena wynn joining us from baltimore.d covid shot for kids mean for the future of the pandemic? let's address them first. >> it would mean a lot. it means a lot for families because there are so many parents with younger children who are living with so much caution, essentially as if they're unvaccinated themselves because they don't want to expose their children to unnecessary risks. i think it would give peace of mind to millions of families out there. and also we know that children can become very ill, children can also become vectors for transmission for people in their families and broader community. i'm looking forward to the fda meeting this week and to the cdc m meeting the following week. hopefully the vaccine will get authorized. >> that's so applicable to my family. there are so many things we won't do as a family because two of our kids are under the age of those eligible to be vaccinated. i could see how this would be a game changer in a lot of households. so in terms of deadlines and goals, perhaps it's not

a prop gun that was supposed to be empty killed cinematographer elena hutchins. we are seeing new photos of the actor meeting with her husband and son in new mexico. and cnn has now learned about past safety complaints against the director, the last person to handle the prop gun before giving it to baldwin. cnn's lucy cavanaugh is in new mexico. >> reporter: pam, they are learning new things about the assistant productor of "rust," sources telling us he had several experiences of safety. they include things like disregard for safety protocols for weapons and pyrotechnics, and also questions about inappropriate sexual behavior. one pyrotechnician who worked with hall on a series, said he failed to announce the presence of a firearm on the set to crew. she told cnn, and i quote, the only way the crew was made aware of the firearm's presence is because the actors acknowledged it each day. when they did have meetings, he was short and submissive. cnn has reached out to halls for comment. we are still waiting to hear back. yesterday, saturday, was a day of grief and m

um they were they were celebrating the bill, authored by state senator maria elena durazo of los angelesshe says the idea came from workers who would help clean homes affected by wildfires. those workers would be exposed to dangerous toxins without any protection. they were not being provided with, you know, masks or any kind of equipment. what kind of cleaning? uh nothing. you know, we had many, many instances where that was not provided. a committee of workers and employees will create rules and standards for what is considered. a safe workplace for day laborers. they'll test ideas and present them to cal osha before the start of 2023 jose says he's often worked jobs where he's taken advantage of. in most of those cases, he says, people wouldn't pay up after the job is done, he says a law like this will help him and his colleagues relax that fear and not allow their many skills. to go to waste, which tried to help each other out. there are many colleagues who were sleeping on the streets. they don't have an apartment. there are very few privileged ones who haven't apartment reporting i

there is a buzz surrounding former wnba champion elena beard partnering with the african american sportsent group to lead a sce g's. all female ownership's effort to bring a new w nba expansion team to the city of oakland beard talks about why now is the perfect time for the wnba to take advantage of the bay area sports market i can pull from many examples think about kansas city and what they have done sort of, you know, in terms of dedicating an entire arena that close 70 million dollars when sport for the increase in 49% in this 25 in 20 years. i cannot think of a better time right. right then right now oakland, vice mayor rebecca kaplan led the effort to secure a unanimous vote from the oakland alameda county joint powers authority for a non-binding agreement to use the oakland arena as the new home of wnba basketball. women are the majority in the consumer market as well in terms of consumer spending. and so in fact, i think we can almost say it's ridiculous for there not to be a wnba team here. >> and i believe it will be the most successful team in the league. >> the founder of th

what is happening, as elena kagan, one of the justices in the court herself said, more and more the court procedural opportunity to make substantive decisions, and they do it without the benefit of full briefing or full argument. in that way there is a stealth process going on. i think justice kagan is correct that when they make these critical decisions, they ought to do it in the light of day so everybody has the chance to participate in that decision-making process. >> a lot is happening in the court in the next couple months. it gives you chills just to see what's coming um. barbara, pete, thank you for being here. >>> up next, vaccine mandates are now in place in major states and companies. and guess what, guys? they are working. dr. fauci, his comments about holiday plans have a lot of people talking this morning, and now they're worried and confused. nd now they're worried and confused hi, my name is cherrie. i'm 76 and i live on the oregon coast. my husband, sam, we've been married 53 years. we love to walk on the beach. i have two daughters and then two granddaughters. i noticed

elena kagan said this is a jury question, not a question for the judge.seem like a majority of the court disagreed and thought the judge made the right call here, that there were no living witnesses to what happened in waltham two years before the bombing, that the evidence was undependable, and it would simply confuse the jury without adding much to the question of who carried outer the bombing. >> can you explain, pete, what seems to maybe be some dissonance between the biden administration looking for the death sentence but at the same time a moratorium on that type of thing in place? >> in fact, amy coney barrett did ask that very question today. the biden administration is taking the same position the trump administration did, defending the death sentence for dzhokhar tsarnaev. this is a moratorium on federal executions, not the federal death sentence. and what the lawyer told the court today is that while this is still on moratorium, who knows how it's going to work out, perhaps the protocol question of how to carry out lethal injections will be res

a prop gun that was supposed to be empty killed cinematographer elena hutchins.

. >> yang: but justice elena kagan suggested to deputy solicitor general edward feigin that the juryd have had the chance to hear it. >> isn't this a classic case in which the evidence, understood one way, is highly relevant to a mitigation defense, and the evidence, understood in the way you just suggested, you know, just says "that's crazy, it didn't happen that way." but that's what a jury is supposed to do, isn't it? >> your honor, unlike the other evidence that you have cited, there was going to be no cross examination here. the only people who might have known what happened in waltham-- both of them were dead. >> yang: justice amy coney barrett asked feigin about president biden's opposition to the federal death penalty. >> but you're here defending his death sentences. and if you win, presumably that means that he is relegated to living under threat of a death sentence that the government doesn't plan to carry out. >> what we are asking here is that the sound judgment of 12 of respondent's peers-- that he warrants capital punishment for his personal acts in murdering and maimi

um they were there was celebrating the bills authored by state senator maria elena durazo of los angeles. she says the idea came from workers who would help clean homes affected by wildfires. those workers would be exposed to dangerous toxins without any protection. they were not being provided with, you know, masks or any kind of equipment. what kind of cleaning? uh nothing. you know, we had many, many instances where that was not provided. a committee of workers and employees will create rules and standards for what is considered. a safe workplace for day laborers. they'll test ideas and present them to cal osha before the start of 2023 jose says he's often work jobs where he's taken advantage of. in most of those cases, he says, people wouldn't pay up after the job is done, he says a law like this will help him and his colleagues relax that fear and not allow their many skills. to go to waste, which tried to help each other out. there are many colleagues who were sleeping on the streets. they don't have an apartment. there are very few privileged ones who haven't apartment reporting i

the girls are so sweet, camilla and elena joining us this is insane one of the first things i was thinkinges every fewt them on my digital frame just so i can look at their sweet faces. alexis, how has it been to become a viral sensation? you put this picture up, it's cute, it's funny and now everybody he knows you guys. >> it's insane to me. i'm a stay-at-home mom. in my free time, i just did tiktok videos so it's something fun for me to do. so when i posted the video, it's a really big one that went viral, i didn't think anything of it, actually. i wasn't even going to post it. but then i posted it and the next morning i woke up and it completely blew up. it was just like i was in such shock. it was crazy. >> i love you had to show that this wasn't edit it. you're like, i couldn't edit it and now we're over here and we're moving. is it the positioning of the pictures or -- >> they're so big. >> they are big. >> yeah, i mean, a lot of people did accuse me of, like, using a filter, editing the videos. but, no, i do say that it is the angle that i take the video at that exaggerates their si

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