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the city of macallan is a gateway to a new life of people like elsa. she left guatemala, left at 2 sons, made it through mexico and smuggled herself and her daughter across the border. i went on, but i was hungry. i walked for 18 hours. officials decided she can stay to plead a case. so she's taking a bus to florida. now me or i have a friend and she's going to take me in and help me find a job there. so i can give more to my kids because there is nothing in guatemala for me. there is no job, there is nothing for them. i want them to have a better life migrates. arrivals along the southern border have rocketed lately, managing them all increasingly impossible. we've done a great deal and we need to do more promises again from the home secretary who flew in to texas. but the numbers don't lie and the police from the top do not come on working june. so a 180000 apprehensions july, smashing that number with 212000 the highest for 20 years every day, around 1800, making it across. now, once the migrants had been processed at the border, they put on the bus

so it's unfortunate that little elsa couldn't operate there. elsa, you are just darling.'re out of time. we love your story. please come back. john, pulls at the heart strings. she wanted to run the stand ant couldn't. >> john: i grew up in a time when they disclose you down with a lemonade stand. >> sandra: thanks for joining us. i'm sandra smith in new york. >> john: i'm john roberts. "the story" starts with trace trace. >> i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum. >> will new york governor andrew cuomo face criminal charges in the wake of the state's attorney general finding that he engaged in sex-based harassment and toxic workplace

as far as elsa, and storms, we are recovering it quickly from that.ovid cases, our case numbers have dropped significantly, we went through that spike before. i think the challenge is, will this next week look like? folks have been advised not to be on the roads, the roads are closed. but i do think, if the forecast unfolds, this will not be a catastrophic event for cape cod and the islands, though we expected it would be a few days ago. >> all of that said, at the forecast has shifted a little bit east, putting you guys in what they call the dirty side of the storm right now. so, it has still got to be, you are not in the clear? >> no, certainly not. and, we are ready. our regional coordination, across with partners, that only opening up at 8 am. we have volunteers, shelters ready to open, if needed. we are especially watching how this plays out with the tides, right? for us, this will be a wind event. we will see that storm surge. when that storm surge happens, and how it happens, particularly those south facing harbors, will be less of an issue, on

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oh, this is keeby, 1834, elsa keeby and she was a descendant of the "clotilda." she so died in 1906. wait a minute, does that -- age was 70. that meant that she was on the "clotilda". that's a keeby, too. the there's a large keeby population, families in this area. oh, this is keeby, 1834, elsa keeby and she was a descendant of the "clotilda." she so died in 1906. wait a minute, does that -- age was 70. that meant that she was on the "clotilda". that's a keeby, too. the there's a large keeby population, families in this area. we concentrate on the "clotilda" but there were other ships that came from other parts of africa prior to the ""clotilda." because we don't have a lot of manifests, it's a challenge to know what part of africa they came from, but we do know that there were african slaves here prior to the "clotilda." it was the last one to come. born 1834. this is the buffalo soldier. the 1834. he would have been -- he would have been 26 when he got here in 1859. >> what do you think should be done here for this cemetery? >> you know, that's a good question,

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elsa couldn't operate there. elsa, you are just darling. keep up the good work. we'll check back up with you. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> sandra: i'm sorry. we're out of time. we love your story. please come back. john, pulls at the heart strings. she wanted to run the stand ant couldn't. >> john: i grew up in a time when they disclose you down with a lemonade stand. >> sandra: thanks for joining us. i'm sandra smith in new york. >> john: i'm john roberts. "the story" starts with trace trace. >> i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum. >> will new york governor andrew cuomo face criminal charges in the wake of the state's attorney general finding that he engaged in sex-based harassment and toxic workplace behavior? a growing list of new york district attorneys are weighing criminal probes into the embattled governor amid questions over charges on a federal level as well. all of this as a new poll shows 59% of new yorkers feel if cuomo does not resign, he should be the first new york governor impeached in more than a century. david spunt is live wi

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elsa josé un nuevo complejo de >>> siete viviendas asequibles será concluido para familias de bajos recursosel proyecto seráedificado en el boulevard (nombre en inglés) donde por sido se construirán carriles para bicicletas y autobuses eléctricos gracias a un financiamiento del estado de california >>> el distrito en ella está conmemorando su aniversario número 90 es un distrito cuya mayoría son estudiantes de origen hispano por ello, es que desde sus inicios han tenido que innovar y adaptarse a las necesidades de su comunidad por ejemplo con educación bilingüe >>> esto que vio son imágenes del evento que se realizó hace solo unos minutos en san josé. sandra bermúdez habló con las superintendente sobre lo que les ha costado esta evolución sobre los planes que hay parentis tiktok más grande del condado santa clara >>> 28.000 dólares es el presupuesto en ese entonces >>> partir de hoy en las oficinas de distrito escolar unificado los visitantes pueden hacer un recorrido por la historia de este distrito >>> se establecióprecisamente para proveer educación a los niños de los agricultores y los n

>> reporter: and elsa brontc kit though, kpix 5. >>> more school districts set to reopen including fremont and cupertino. the students will head back wednesday. >>> joining us live now, ucsf infectious disease expert dr. peter chin-hong, california's covid positivity rate seems to be going down. do you think this trend will continue? >> i think this is really what we've been hoping for, and in my heart of hearts i think it's a trend i would likely continue. we've seen it first started with the mask mandates earlier than we did and now we are seeing a rate of decline in new cases per week, and a decline as well in the test positivity rate, showing that we are probably pressing the curve now. we are at a plateau. of course with increased movement and social interactions, it may be a slower dissent, but most people actually believe that we are in the right direction. >> if i want to refer to something we had on earlier newscasts, 68 students and staffers tested positive within the oakland unified school district. they're saying that is likely they were contracted from outside of the school. b

the hospital told him lawrence was given a bus pass along with the root on how to go to his home in elsa bronte. he is not capable of doing some transferring buses of even going. getting on the bus and going the right direction. a spokesperson for the hospital issued a written statement quote out of respect for patient privacy and in compliance with state and federal laws. we are unable to comment. i'm worried that he could be beat up. i mean, i'm worried that he could be passed out. come into your apartment, the family says lawrence doesn't know how to use a cell phone. they described him as having a large afro six ft. tall and weighs £180. he was last seen wearing a light brown jacket in gray. sweat pants. relatives say he's not violent, but it's best not to approach him and to contact police. julie hopefully someone sees them and can get them back in contact with his family. amber. thank you. convicted sex offender is under arrest tonight after allegedly assaulting boys at the grocery store where he worked as altos. police say they arrested 29 year old deepak sharon yesterday. you boy

is human elsa eat with this latest updates from gaza? today, the policy instructions held a press conference to respond to these air strikes, saying that they would send a message, a clear message to the israeli forces in government that their popular activities are going to try taking place in the gaza strip from today, according to a certain plan and vision that the policy instructions have agreed on and they have invited the policy is to widely participate in these activities. they said that these activities will keep going on until the reconstruction of the gaza strip is implemented and the siege is fully listed on godsa and that they will not. they will not allow what they use railey army to continue aggression on an armed pavilion like what happens in the violent trial yesterday on his side, minstrel. not till the benefits. prime minister of israel said that the will hold any person who is going to be threatened to the forces or settlements accountable for any kind of violence acting from the gaza strip. still to come here on al ja

we just had a tropical storm elsa and this was the first _ of the hurricane season, and it- caused majorption. do the caribbean countries - have a plan of action for recovery from these types - of natural disasters? minister kirk humphrey, you kick off. i think it's important to put this question into context, and realise that no matter what the caribbean does, we really are on the front line of what is happening in the world, we are on the front line of changes in the climate. the reality is for us in the caribbean is we face hurricanes, earthquakes, volcanoes, many of us in the region would have never thought volcanoes would have affected barbados. we also face landslides, tsunamis, surges in the storms and currents, so there are lots of things happening in the caribbean. we are really on the frontline. and the question asked is what are we going to do about the, i believe the intensity, the frequency, because it's changing. the reality is first i think we have to accept that things are changing. we have to plan for it. barbados and the caribbean has taken a number of steps in terms of

we have all been through has added even more weight and meaning to this story because we all know elsa's sort of isolation, that feeling of being alone and not being able to be with the people you love the most. # do you want to build a snowman? # the idea of the live frozen was. not to duplicate the movie, right? it was to do something more original. - let's make this story about these - two women and the strength that they have for each other. the frozen phenomenon continues. eight years after the film's release, it's time to find out if a stage version can also cast a spell. tim muffett, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's stav. thank you very much, ben, good afternoon — thank you very much, ben, good afternoon-— thank you very much, ben, good afternoon. , , , . , , ., afternoon. high pressure has brought warm and sunny _ afternoon. high pressure has brought warm and sunny weather _ afternoon. high pressure has brought warm and sunny weather recently, i warm and sunny weather recently, particularly across the north of the uk. yesterday we saw 27.2 celsius in the highlands

life, because my son will not have been able to go to daycare because of the rainfall from hurricane elsa. it is affecting my colleagues lives in california who can't go outside because the air is so smoky. it is affecting my other friends lives in montana who cannot leave the house. this is something people are dealing with. i'm not trying to fear mongering, i'm trying to get us to do something. this is a huge opportunity. we can invest right now, create millions of good paying jobs in small towns, big cities across the country. guess what, we do that we can also tackle climate change. that is amazing. we have a huge moment and i don't want us to miss it. i have a little son. in 20 years, he will be 23 years old. what is he future going to look like if we don't take action right now? based on what we are seeing, we know how extreme it's going to get. >> assuming the infrastructure bill and reconciliation packages pass, what other -- what is next for the administration as far as next steps? >> there's always going to be next steps. this is never going to be one and done. we are going to n

frozen tells the story of sisters anna and elsa — driven apart when elsa's magical power traps their because we've all been... we all know elsa's sort of isolation, that feeling of being alone and not being able to be with the people you love the most and to connect. i don't know how we're going to hold it together on opening night when we have that moment where we all sing "open up the gates" and it's just going to feel... it's going to feel so special. # do you wanna build a snowman? this is a story and a film so many people are familiar with. they've got a preconceived idea. so what challenges does that pose to a theatre production? do you try and copy the film or do you make it deliberately different? how hard is it to strike that balance? well, i think what you have to go in and say is, you have to do one or the other. so the idea of the live frozen was not to duplicate the movie, right? it was to... let's do something more original. let's make this story about these two women and the strength that they have for each other. # let the storm rage on... the frozen phenomenon contin

elsa reported on car accidents that happened last week when i was down there south of a border patrol he was a van smuggling 24 illegal immigrants because they were trying to evade border patrol. looks like the van driver lost control and ten people died in that incident. that was a week's time. three fatal car crashes. it just does not make sense to see how the biden administration trying to claim that this open border approach is somehow more compassionate than the previous administration because they put themselves in more danger by taking this very dangerous journey, it's dangerous for multiple reasons. as brandon was saying, we are about to probably crack 200,000 for the month apprehensions for the month of july and we are in the hottest months of the year. consistently gets to 100 degrees. they are jam-packed in trailers and trucks. it is sweltering outside. it's just mind-boggling to try -- seeing the biden administration claiming they are making progress when things have gotten worse. >> shannon: you talk about the terrible conditions. questions about sex trafficking, cartels

. >> communities there saw flood waters rise for days after hurricane elsa. and as alison henning reports for us tonight. officials want to make sure there isn't a repeat. >> the city of northport is constantly monitoring water levels during this time of year when you're getting 2 or 3 inches every afternoon. it's a persistent effort to keep the water moving. those efforts started ramping up earlier this week when the threat of fred first became a possibility. we're doing our best. move the water as quickly as we can at this point. just last month. also left the north port estates community under water flood waters from rural manatee and sarasota counties float self overloading the myakka hachi creek. >> at one point the water was rising at about an inch an hour. 10 months and tells us he was left with a few inches of intrusion. the breezeway room in the lynn. i got pretty pretty bad change the carpets out. >> the roads were dry when we drove through the estates area friday everyone is hoping they stay that way. munson and a few others stopped by the city. se

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the hospital told him lawrence was given a bus pass along with the root on how to go to his home in elsa bronte. he is not capable of doing some transferring buses of even going getting on a bus and go in the right direction. a spokesperson for the hospital issued a written statement quote out of respect for patient privacy and in compliance with state and federal laws. we are unable to comment. i'm worried that he could be b. it up. i'm worried that he, you know, he just got through getting over or having blood clots taken out from his last surgery. i mean, i'm worried that he could be passed out. when did they come into your apartment? the family says lawrence doesn't know how to use a cell phone. he described him as having a large afro six ft. tall and weighs £180. he was last seen wearing a light brown jacket and great sweat pads. relatives say he's not violent, but it's best not to approach him and to contact police. julie yeah, let's hope someone sees them and can give some information so that people can find him. amber. thank you. san francisco police have made a second arrest in

ali mike, we're outside betty reid soskin middle school in elsa, brandi and you can see behind us behind those gates, their students out and about in between their classrooms. i think right now is right about the lunch period. you see it. students are wearing masks outside. it's the first time students here and across the west contra costa unified school district are back in classes for full time in person instruction in nearly 18 months happy these kids are going back to school. yes a range of emotions from parents and students in the west contra costa unified school district at drop off this morning, there's a mixture of excitement, nerves and also concerned about the delta variant. he is vaccinated. and of course, i'm worried about it. you know, i'm hoping, um, i'm looking for the positive outcome to everything. i am so willing to let them try to see what can happen. i'm getting back in the swing of life, you know, they need alive and being outside in school and being around other kids, i think is very well needed. students agree they're done with distance learning. i'm looking forwar

and elsa there's not enough information according to the world health organization lambda was first discovered in peru last year since april. it's been responsible for more than 80% of cases reported there. it's now taken over other parts of south america, including she lay ecuador, colombia, argentina brazil and now 44 american states have reported lambda 2 recent studies that have yet to be peer reviewed out of new york in japan found lambda to be more infectious than older versions of coronavirus and more resistant to vaccination antibodies. now landis coming. it's definitely more infections and we may not be protected from its many doctors maintaining the covid vaccine is effective against lambda and still remains your best chance at protection. every person who's unvaccinated. >> it's really a little incubate of the developing a new variant, one of the first u.s. lambda cases was discovered at houston methodist hospital doctor wesley long works there and says studying and understanding new mutations of covid-19 is critical is important, though, for us on a population level to keep startin

so we first dealt with elsa, then we've dealt with fred, and even haiti was impacted by those storm systemsw we have a larger one that is really starting to come together, tropical storm grace. right now the national hurricane center has issued tropical storm warning across puerto rico, dominican republic. i'm forecasting by tomorrow afternoon those tropical storm warning go into the haiti area. the reason for that, you have a well-organized tropical storm right now with sustained winds of 45 miles per hour, and the movement is very quick out of the west at 23 miles per hour. so the latest track is really important because you start to see this storm system still as a tropical storm heading to the haiti area, going into monday evening all the way into tuesday. i'm going to say haiti starts to really see some effects with more cloud coverage, even bans of rain as early as monday morning. so we're talking about a 12-hour event with strong winds that will damage infrastructure. also torrential rain, forecasting 8 to 12 inches in that area. so there's just not enough time that we're going to be

in march, the company launched a satellite called elsa-d.s fitted with a special magnetic plate. this summer, it will try to grab a fake dead satellite. >> there is an arm that has mas nets magnets on the endf it, and it will go and attach to that satelliter:ven ia eve figurut a way to pay for it, how much can astroscale really fix? >> we're never going to remove all of the debris, but we think we need to take these steps. >> reporter: iridium's matt is not convinced. >> technology can help, but it can't help in a big way, to make a big dent into space. >> reporter: meanwhile, our primary satellite traffic lanes are about to get a lot more crowded. company's like elon musk's company is in the process of launching satellites. >> many other governments in the world have plans to create their own mega co consolations. there is not even the simplest thing of ensuring that people don't fly at the same altitudes. you're asking for problems. >> reporter: if you could wave your magic wand and solve the problem, what would the pieces of that solution

this just a month after tropical storm elsa hit this very same spot.rning, henri slamming the northeast, making landfall in rhode island. the second tropical storm to hit new england this year. >> the wind was blowing like crazy. all of a sudden, i heard this crash, sounded like a train really. >> reporter: at the peak of the storm 140,000 households without power from new jersey to maine. >> look at the tree. they snapped the poles. services ripped off the houses. >> reporter: this transformer on fire. wcvb catching this man hit by the intense winds. >> i tried to take cover to get some photos. a gust must have just taken me out. >> reporter: in massachusetts, winds gusting to 59 miles per hour. this tree splitting, falling on top of the roof of this house. in connecticut, nearly 250 residents cleared out of their nursing homes as the state was drenched by heavy rain. coastal connecticut is feeling it right now. look at this river. the surge looks like the ocean. these siblings and dog rescued in new jersey. first responders there making hundreds of r

disrupting my life because my son has not been able to go to daycare because of the rainfall from hurricane elsa. it is affecting my colleagues' life in california, who cannot go outside because the air is so smoky. it is affecting my other friends' life in montana, who cannot leave the house. this is something that people are dealing with. i am trying to get us to do something. this is a huge opportunity. we can invest right now, create millions of good-paying jobs in small towns and big cities across the country, and guess what, we do that, we can also tackle climate change. and that is amazing. we have this huge moment and i just don't want us to miss it. i have a little son who in 20 years will be 23 years old. what is his future going to look like if we don't take action right now? based on what we are seeing, we know how extreme it is going to get. host: assuming the infrastructure bill passes and the reconciliation package does pass when it comes to efforts on climate change what is next for the administration on this if there are no steps when it comes to the topic? guest: there will alw

we've had a bit of a break since elsa.me dancing and the list goes on, activity in the atlantic but nothing to be concerned about at least right now. >>> now to the man who is crediting his apple watch with saving his life after he suffered a serious fall. a story we first saw in "people" magazine and here's rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: for 25-year-old brandon snyder being active is a way of life. besides riding and hiking, the peloton sales specialist runs five to six times a week and has four marathons under his belt. like countless other fitness buffs he tracks it with his apple watch. recently the watch did more than tell the time. >> i would certainly say that the apple watch helped save my life. >> reporter: brandon says he decided to go to the hospital after suffering from severe abdominal pain for days. >> this seemed different than anything i really have experienced in the past and i was in excruciating pain. >> reporter: a company -- accompanied by his dad, brandon went to the hospital emergency room july 12th. d

the atlantic quiet after elsa but the pacific total antithesis kicking up surf.ets warmer inland, 90s there. >>> and we are here now with the king of storytelling, published over 50 books, newest "billy summers" getting rave reviews. stephen king, welcome back to "gma." >> george, thank you very much. good to see you. >> tell us about "billy summers." >> oh, "billy summers," billy is a hired hit man who only does jobs if the person deserves -- he calls them bad people. he only goes after bad people and he is -- wants to get out of the business, of course, one last job, you know in a book like this, the job has to go wrong so it does and i think it's very entertaining. >> cannot wait to read it. you've written just about everything, horror, fantasy, time travel. when are you going to write a romance novel? >> i'm going to leave that so sarah ferguson. [ laughter ] >> that's a good one. i think you told us before your new year's resolution was to watch all the flips you have never seen before or the ones you don't remember well. you were up to 197 of the last time

reportero: yolanda ventura explorar nuevos terrenos en la actuaciÓn con su nuevo personaje elsa con el que apoya a su familia pero su propia casa existe un secreto, su esposo leopoldo tiene otra familia. >> en lo absoluto me pasa por la cabeza pesar de que tiene una relaciÓn de muchos aÑos con inÉs, tiene otra hija, de 15 aÑos, y bueno, como es una comedia de enredos voy a conocer a la niÑa sin saber que es la hija de mi esposo, puede conocer a su amante sin saber que su amante . es muy divertida. es todo de enredos y siento que estamos viviendo una etapa complicada en la vida, en las personas, y el entretenimiento nos rescata, es una telenovela familiar, llena de color, de risas, de personajes muy entraÑables y creo que es un gran momento para "s.o.s me estoy enamorando". carlos: estÁbamos recordando que ella era de parchis. yo estaba enamorado de yolanda y la que era de timbiriche. [cantan] raÚl: quÉ bonito. no es de nuestra generaciÓn, por eso no sabe. mejor vamos a hablar del ex novio de la escultural chica del tiempo janet garcÍa, al parecer ha sido fletado por otra mexicana. carl

disrupting my life because my son has not been able to go to daycare because of the rainfall from hurricane elsafecting my colleagues' life in california, who cannot go outside because the air is so smoky. it is affecting my other friends' life in montana, who cannot leave the house. this is something that people are dealing with. i am trying to get us to do something. this is a huge opportunity. we can invest right now, create millions of good-paying jobs in small towns and big cities across the country, and guess what, we do that, we can also tackle climate change. and that is amazing. we have this huge moment and i just don't want us to miss it. i have a little son who in 20 years will be 23 years old. what is his future going to look like if we don't take action right now? based on what we are seeing, we know how extreme it is going to get. host: assuming the infrastructure bill passes and the reconciliation package does pass when it comes to efforts on climate change what is next for the administration on this if there are no steps when it comes to the topic? guest: there will always be nex

. >> y esto es una noticia que nos hace reflexionar a todos y es que les cuento que tres family elsamentÓ que aquÍ en los estados unidos se desechen decenas de miles de vacunas porque un gran nÚmero de personas aÚn no se quieren vacunar, fue mensaje bastante fuerte lo es en inglÉs en espaÑol y inclusive comparte el vÍdeo de la entrevista que tuvo con el doctor anthony fauci, nuevamente eso, incitando, invitando, recordando las personas que se vacuna ni que nos cuidemos. >> aquÍ debatimos sÉ que vacuna no sonÓ, pues en venezuela no tuve honesta opciones y ahora nos han dejado. nuestro pÉsame para Él. y a ustedes un pedacito de idea para que piensen y reflexionen. vamos con el estado del tiempo que siempre nos tiene tambiÉn un momento de reflexiÓn. albert: se presenta un fin de semana activo, especialmente en el golfo de mÉxico, estamos monitoreando este sistema le caribe que mantiene el 90% de probabilidades a las prÓximas 24 horas. ¿hacia donde se puede mover? hacia yucatÁn y luego una vez en el caliente golfo de mÉxico podrÍa ser una amenaza para la costa de texas, alabama mississip

her name is elsa. she has been setting up this lemonade stand on a park property. rutger hill park.he got excited because she sees this car pull up. she thinks this is a customer it turns out this is a park ranger that said we are shutting you down even though you are raising money for gospel mission there. everett gospel mission. raising known help the homeless problem. steve: well, ainsley, they had to shut her down because one of the neighbors complained said that little 7-year-old kid is selling stuff without lance. you can't do it on the state property. ainsley: that's a cheerful, wonderful neighbor. pete: here is the kicker. that park is full of homeless people sleeping there and shouldn't be. steve: pete, there are so many people complaining about the homeless people sleeping there. it's like wait a minute, one person complained about the little girl who is selling lemonade. we have all complained about the homeless people and nobody is doing anything about it. ainsley: where are your priorities, people? steve: there is one other delicious irony here. when i think kingtv out

♪ >> california representative, doug and elsa recently visited places affected by wildfires. >> thiss congressman doug lamalfa. with this week's publican address. standing here in the town -- it is been devastated by what is known as the dixie fire which is reached over half 1,000,000 acres. this is becoming a habit of giant fires devastating this town, you have probably heard about parasites -- paradise three years ago that had 30,000 people displaced by wildfire. kicked out of their homes, losing their memories and nearly 100,000 companies -- this is tragic. it makes me frustrated and if you also. all of this does not have to be. there is no reason should be doing it this way. what we do need, positive force. that means simple things like clearing along roadways so there are trees that one catch fire. clearing around power lines, this fire started because a tree fell into a power line. amidst a forest full of dry trees and brush. we need to be clearing around our communities so they have a better chance of being fire safe. firefighters are looking 18 or 20 hours a day putting thems

. ♪ >> california representative, doug and elsa recently visited places affected by wildfires. >> thiss congressman doug lamalfa. with this week's publican address. standing here in the town