sami: let me take a point back to gloria.ole issue begs the question about how much policy coordination there is in the eu right now. because, as max pointed out, you have a situation on the one hand where the eu is it saying, we are not sure about this vaccination, and yet, the same eu has been funding the covax program, the u.n.'s who covax program, which funds getting this vaccination out to the rest of the world, that they are now saying they are not sure about. how much coordination is there between the eu and the who on these kind of issues? how much coordination is there between eu countries themselves? some of the eu nations have approved the same covishield, but the eu as a whole is saying they are not sure about it. >> given that it is totally legitimate for each regulatory authority to independently carry out the approval process for drugs and vaccines, whatsoever, apparently, at the moment, we have a problem of coordination. because the european union states that the vaccine should not be used and recognized. but

steve hartman, cbs news, on the road. >> gloria walker got her wish. she and her family flew to egypt where she was treated like royalty. she got a private tour of the pyramids and the sphynx. and was given the key to the city of sharmel shanks. gloria walker passed away. she was 56. >>> that is the overnight news for this wednesday. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm jeff pegues. >>> it's wednesday, july 14th, 2021. there is the "cbs morning news." >> the twister century jim crow assault is real. it's unrelenting. >> voting clash. president biden attacks gop efforts at the ballot box as he faces growing pressure to help change federal voting laws. >>> breaking overnight, kidnapping plot foiled. how a u.s. citizen became the target of four iranian nationals accused of trying to lure her to iran. >>> dangerous delta strain. new covid infections skyrocket nationwide as health officials express worry about millions of children in low vaccinated areas.

gloria and emilio joining us now from separate cities here at the moment. to both of you about what we are seeing in cuba. i know that you left when you were just 2, gloria, but being cuban american just defines so much of your art and so i'll start with you, gloria, if you can just speak to what you are feeling as you have been watching these protests and this crack down unlike anything that you have seen in your lifetime? >> absolutely. you know, we were raised on cuban water and soil through our parents because the plan was always to go back. they never thought they would be here this long. of course this amazing country opened its arms to all of us, a lot of cuban americans that have thrived here, and what we want for cuba is the freedom that we enjoy here, and throughout many parts of the world that have been frozen in time for a long time, and seeing these things is bittersweet because we know that it's necessary. we know that what they're doing is what needs to be done. this has to come from the cuban people. they have to raise their voices to say th

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turn back gloria to the arizona voting decision. as dana said, you probably have senators running down to manchin and sinema's office saying what does it mean for the view of the filibuster and they're carry a majority opinion here which reads that they believe that the lower court misunderstood and misapplied section two in the way that it exceeded their authority and then writes this court has to right to remake section two of the voting rights act. quote, but congress gets to make that call because it has not done so, this court's duty is to apply the law as written. gloria, putting it right on congress. >> well, here is the problem i have and i listed to the oral arguments in both of these cases. what we have is a court that is not giving any direction when it comes to section two. and so i think it is disingenuous on the part of the chief justice who we said before is the one who wrote the opinion in shelby county. his background was in voting rights. that is why he was the golden boy of the conservative movement, because in hi

that is gloria, dancing with drag queens stressed as gloria don't see it already. was the first guests to ever dance on our show. she did every time that she's on. she's been on more than anyone else in the history of the show, and this week on fox, 11 los angeles we marked a big birthday for gloria this weekend. take a look. nobody can believe gloria. you're our most frequent guests in our political show. the issue is there's been such a special person to us. thank you for fighting the good fight. happy birthday to you, my friend. oh you're very kind. thank you so much, and people say god, gloria, you gonna really say your true age and you know. so,r page don't be embarrassed gloria so much, alex.hday, glort until we can dance together again in person up next. a final word from america's bluest citizens and a great reminder of our blessings on this fourth of july weekend and speaking of matt, clearly celebrating with this alpha, i mean, that is that is aggressive. aggressively america. yeah, it's subtle. today thank you, neil diamond what if you could push a butto

gloria estefan, thanks so much for talking to us about this important issue.e you back again soon. i have a feeling we're going to be talking about this again. >> thank you, jim. i hope so. to all of the governments in the world who may be listening, we need support from all of them. there's businesses run by spain, by france, by italy in cuba and, you know, i know that they fear that business may be taken away if they stand up for the people, but this is the moment. i don't think we're going backward. the people are desperate and they need our help both from the u.s. and anywhere else in the world. >> all right, thank you so much for that. great talking to you. >> thank you so much. >> we appreciate it. >>> coming up, from devastating floods in europe to the disappearing great salt lake in utah that could become a toxic dust bin. these are the real-world impacts of the climate crisis. you're live in the "cnn newsroom." so, we're gonna use picture in picture in picture in picture in picture in picture in picture in picture in pict- man, you get the idea! there

welcome to all, if i could start with gloria in italy. so why is the e u in excluding some vaccines like covey shield, which is, of course, just a variant of astrazeneca made in india. well, the question is very interesting because really don't know exactly what, what the re apparently did the collaboration of the email a 5 to the email conversation was that the maggie factory where the vaccine is going to produce is not perfectly adequate production of these kind of acts, you know, at least it's not been certificated in a proper way. does not like to jump in. does that suggest that the vaccines are not effective? well, this is not the truth. this is not true. that all the point is the sooner institute, which produces being vaccine and the covariance. sheena is the, the most relevant factory for vaccine production all over the work. just to remember that 60 percent of children are vaccinated with vaccines produced by the company. so it's, it seems sort of least a little bit from me that sure even in, in this conditional buick gmc, the fac

hi, gloria. gloria, i want to bring you in because as victoria just said this doesn't change any of the facts about cosby, that cosby admitted that he obtained quaaludes to give to women that he wanted to have sex with. what message, though, does this decision send to women who have lived through sexual assault? >> well, i wanted to say that i did represent 33 accusers of bill cosby, including the majority of the prior bad act witnesses who testified in both trial. and i think they were very brave, and they sacrificed quite a bit, and they showed a lot of courage. and so i feel for them today. but the message that it sends is the pennsylvania supreme court decided that mr. cosby's conviction should be reversed, really on a technicality, although it's due process and, you know, they feel that his due process rights were violated by what they consider to be the non-prosecution agreement. and then he testified, they said, the court said, to his detriment. he made incriminating statements in the depo

gl gloria, you have done so much reporting on former president trump and his inner circle. weisselberg is as close as he gets. >> he is. he worked for fred trump, donald trump's father. and he's a devoted, loyal soldier. the reason he's had longevity is not because he's a nice guy. he's had longevity because he knows how to do what donald trump wants him to do, which is to pay attention to that bottom line, as president trump himself said. so trump is famous for not wanting to pay all of his bills for example. so if somebody said you owe me $100, and donald trump said pay him $70, then weisselberg was the guy who made that happen. so he knows everything. michael cohen says this over and over again, that weisselberg didn't do anything without donald trump signing off on it. but weisselberg knew everything. so he's just the kind of person they're looking for, because he was in the room. >> yeah, a lot. so harry, let's play what trump organization lawyers said today after court. >> these cases are always resolved in the civil context. the irs has never made a case like this. >

gloria allred, she says cosby drugged and raped her at a hollywood hills apartment in 1969. bill cosby's at home, he's free. how do you feel about that? >> dismayed, enraged, infuriated, and stunned. we had just received a letter stating that his parole had been denied, and we received that letter preemptively in may. he wasn't due to come up in parole on thinks 3 to 10-year sentence until september 25th. so it was a shock when we got the letter saying he was preemptively denied parole, but we were, like, yeah. and then this came out of left field. i mean, who would have expected this? >> more than 50 women have come forward with accusations like the one you have made. it takes great courage -- >> more than 60. >> more than 60. it takes courage to come forward after so much time has passed. if you knew this would happen. if you knew he would be released from jail on a technicality, when you made the decision to tell your story, your truth, how would that have affected you? >> not at all. i stand in solidarity with my sister survivors. when i was raped, when i was drugged, ki

gloria: manny! so, marie, what do you feel like doing for dinner tonight?ting dino-bites because you are a little boy. mom! press conference in that kid's future. we're getting married in seven months. or eight months.

gloria: gracias a todos los que me han ayudado a levantarme y estar aquÍ de nuevo.n presente, pero que la premiaciÓn le harÁ llegar su galardÓn, mejor artista masculino nikky jam, mejor artista femenino danna paola, mejor artista pop camilo, mejor artista urbano karol g. mejor grupo o dÚo cnco. el show cerrÓ con el reconocimiento mÁs importante, artista oro para wisin. >> no ha sido en vano tantos aÑos de trabajo . muchas personas que apoyÓ su granito de arena para que el movimiento siga creciendo. reportero: desde repÚblica dominicana, regreso con ustedes al estudio para "despierta amÉrica". alan: estÁ pasando de todo repÚblica dominicana. cÓmo viste a arcÁngel y anita? karla: un dÍa se pelea y al dÍa siguiente se abrazan. alan: pasa en las mejores familias. [risas] alan: Últimamente esos premios han sacado de todo y hay muy buenos chismes y buenas cosas en repÚblica dominicana. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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a scientist gloria aquino, explains so we find means weekend. z means we can cause him means maybe that our region, selenium, read us, can access those materials and improve on them in terms of yield or disease management or even nutrition. so those traditional varieties hold a lot of traits and genetic diversity that we need for for breeding. the national seed bank estimates that every year uganda is losing around 10 percent of its bio diversity implants that are important for agriculture and nutrition. like beans, peanuts and wild rice. so if we lose that variation within each of those crops, then you will have we have nothing because we will not be able to use that materials to engage the challenges that you have in the production systems. if you can't do it, you're going to look after these resources is a country that is in trouble for the future. joy makisha has in the meantime, set up her own seed bank for 4 years. she's been setting aside. part of her harvest proceed. she's employed a number of women to help with the seats election proces

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a scientist gloria aquino, explains so we'll find the beans, we can. we can caution these maybe that are we can finance. readers can access those materials and improve on them in terms of yield or disease management or even you trisha. so those traditional varieties hold a lot of traits and genetic diversity that we need for, for breeding. the national seed bank estimates that every year uganda is losing around 10 percent of its bio diversity implants that are important for agriculture and nutrition like beans, peanuts, and wild rice. so if we lose that variation within each of those crops, then we'll have we have nothing because we will not be able to use that materials to engage the challenges that you have in the production systems. the country which they're going to look after these resources is contradicted in trouble for the future. joy makisha has in the meantime, set up her own seed bank for 4 years. she's been setting aside. part of her harvest proceed. she's employed a number of women to help with the seats election process. she not only pays

gloria is asking you when to condemn cuba's communist regime and suppress the antigovernment protestupted last sunday. charles watson is live in miami where protests are underway now. charles. reporter: there is a massive crowd out here in downtown miami. you can look at the sea of people out here waving the flag holding signs shouting freedom for cuba. the organizers of the event say it's a historic moment after six decades of organizers describing abuse and suffering at the expense of human citizens. folks are here believe cubans closer than ever to gaining freedom and believe it is the job of the u.s. government and the rest of the world to see that through. >> american people, people want freedom. help us keep people, come on. >> intervention, biden, now is your time. mr. trump, i would have said the same. mr. trump, intervention. reporter: the issue of freedom and access to essentials like food and benefit is generational. when you talk to the people out here, they are full of emotion because a lot of these folks still have a connection to cuba. they say they have families and l

gloria allred got it right that the decision today has nothing to do with whether or not bill cosby isonster or not. it's simply a matter of the supreme court of pennsylvania saying hey wait a second this man was offered an agreement with the district attorney. the district attorney said i will not prosecute you. deal with the civil suits. cosby said okay. that is a contract like any other contract in that contract was relied upon by cosby. he had the right to rely on it and quite frankly that contract was enforceable. should have been an enforced on the get go. you should never have been tried the first time or the second time. the supreme court said enforceable contract works you aren't happy with it too late to bed. kennedy: what is the current d.a. sang about that contract? >> it's irrelevant because any d.a. who thought he or she could get around that agreement was still guilty of a miscarriage of justice because ultimately at the end of the day or prosecutor's job is justice. the offer someone a nonprosecution agreement your award is your bond. if the public can't trust a prosecu

>>e n todo méxico las eenas de gosso gosso se repiotieron que hicieron sentirse en la gloria pero aquíseos que su actuación se repita en el resto de los encuentros. >> tenía un rival complicado pero se nos dio el resultado. >> también el presidente reaccionó diceindo bien y sonrió. >> pero ahora el Ángel de la independencia esta en repación y los mexicanos aseguran que si el próximo domingo méxico le gana a japón vendrán aquí a celebrar. >> para ellos ya encendieron la llama da le sebastián piñera esperanza y así puedan traer la medalla de oro. >> vamos méxico ahora sí vamos. >> en méxico, jazive pérez, telemundo. >> bienvenido ¿no? sí ya escucharon. >> lo bueno que siguen con el espíritu en alto isganos con la aplicación y pueden ir viendo los calendarios que vienen. >> a la pausa. >> sabía usted que japón es la capital mundial de las máquinas ... y sepa lo que ofrecen a los clientes locales. >> para mí es el mejor uso es dando el dinero a la comunidad. >> un nuevo fondo millonario busca llevar la vacuna contra el covid-19 a las comunidades más vulnerable de la bahía. >> los juegos ol

and i can live with that. >> gloria, it's anthony.on't think it is at all. there are many women who continue to come forward. many persons who allege that they are victims, for example, of r. kelly, of harvey weinstein in los angeles, of many other figures. and they -- women are now empowered in a way they never were before. janice was very brave when she testified, i'm so proud of her. and it is, you know, a shock. but it's also very clear that the pennsylvania supreme court did not make a decision that mr. cosby did not do what he was accused of doing. it was based on a legal technicality, on issues of due process. and it was not based on the merits and the evidence as to whether he did it or not. actually, to the contrary. the court talked about the statements that mr. cosby made in the deposition, in the civil lawsuit and called those statements incriminating. >> gloria, you represent an accuser in california who has filed a civil case against bill cosby. does this decision affect that case in any way? >> it does. actually. becaus

let's bring back kaitlan collins and gloria borger with me in the studio.to offer consolation to victims and family members of victims in times like this, but three hours with the victims is a staggeringly long period of time. i'm sure quite meaningful for everyone. i'm not criticizing him at all. this is in many ways his greatest strength. >> it's his super power, as someone said to me once. i think it gives him strength because we all are familiar with what he has been through in his life, not only losing a young child and a wife, by also losing his son beau who was in his mid 40s. >> he knows what it's like to be holding out hope. >> right. i've been told when beau was very sick, people gave up hope and said he's got a day or two. biden was the holdout. he said, no, i'm not going to give up hope here. this is what he told people today. he actually said i know what it's like for people to be holding out hope. that's why i thought it was important to meet and talk to every single person who wanted to meet with me today. that's exactly what he did. so i'm n

. >> and gloria, we know weisselberg indicated he won't flip. what do we know about his relationship with trump and the organization and how that factors into his loyalty? >> well, it's all he's known. he used to work with fred trump, donald trump's father. and he's been with the trump organization for as long as he's worked at anything. and he started out as just the sort of an accountant and then they promoted him. but effectively, what he is is donald trump's trump to a certain degree. he doesn't have the role of the con ciliary that michael cohen was. donald trump is famous for not wanting to pay his bills, and if you charged him $100, he'd say you only did $75 worth of work, and that was weisselberg's job. he was the guy who said pay him $75, tell him to take it or leave it. that's all we're going to do. so he was looking at the bottom line for donald trump. he knew what donald trump wanted to do. he knew what he wanted to pay. and what he didn't want to pay because he listened to him. and that's how that relationship worked. i don't think

. ♪♪ ♪ calling gloria ♪ >>> the lady says, the voices in your head, in the lyrics.e song that walked donald trump out to the wall in south texas today, marking the first visit in history to the southern border by a twice-impeached former president. more than that, the event wrapped up with "ymca" blaring over the loud speakers because no matter how serious the topic in trump world, everything is a rally at the end of the day. still with us, eugene robinson and matthew dowd. eugene, all kidding aside, what does it say about this republican party that more republican members of congress made that trip down there, to see the former president today, than voted for the 1/6 select committee? >> it says everything you need to know about the party. i mean first, brian, i don't think it's a coincidence that the appearances of the twice-impeached former president coincide with this ominous legal indictments that we are told coming tomorrow against the trump organization and allen weisselberg. i think this will be his defense, effectively, against all sorts of legal action, th

maldito, con razón le encanta la gloria trevi al desgraciado. vítor: ya, tranquila, tranquila.que se busque un chavo. maría: ¿de verdad? vítor: sí, eso nos dice. ¿dónde vive el chavo? en el barril, ahí está. maría: chavos. ahí les voy. ¿cuánto le debo? vítor: quinientos pesos, por favor. maría: venga, venga. ahí va pasar un güerito. vítor: sí. [ríe] albertano: vítor. ¿sí te das cuenta de lo que acabas de hacer? no manches, carnal. vítor: ¿qué? albertano: ¿cómo que qué? acabas de destruir un matrimonio. vítor: carnal, pero esto fue lo que me salió en las cartas. hombre: oiga, es usted buenísimo. supo todo de mi vida. maravilloso. vítor: sí, sí, sí, ya, gracias, mucho halago, pero son 500 pesos, por favor. hombre: muchas gracias, ¿eh? muy amable, gracias. vítor: vaya con buen camino. ¡el que sigue! brujo: yo soy el que sigue. quiero que me digas lo que va a suceder. vítor: eh... sí, eh, pasa, siéntate, colega. brujo: no, no le estoy diciendo a usted. le digo a él. albertano: ¿qué húbole? se toca, pues, ¿que no ve que está ocupado? vítor. solamente hay cinco cosas que me dan miedo

the fact that it's important take away, gloria got it right. the decision today had nothing to do with whether or not bill cosby is a monster or not. it is simply a matter of the supreme court of pennsylvania saying hey wait a second period this man was offered an agreement with the district attorney for the district attorney said i will not prosecute you, go tilt the civil suits. cosby said okay. that is a contract like in the other contract. that contract was relied upon by cosby. he had the right to rely upon it. and quite frankly that contract was enforceable. it should have been in forced from the get-go. he should never have been tried the first time or the second time. so the supreme court simply set enforceable contract, hate you're not happy with the deal now too bad. kennedy: was a current d.a. thing about that contract? see beckett is a relevant part of the current d.a. in any d.a. that i thought he or she could get around that agreement was soaked guilty of a miscarriage of justice. because ultimately at the end of the day prosecuto

gloria, you want to start with fiction? >> right now, i am obsessed with liberty.reat book. full of ch historical detail. it is inspired by the first black docrs during the reconstruction era. she takes us on this beautiful ride learning about the young woman who is trying to find herself, full of great detail. when it comes to fiction, i'm loving rom coms. jasmine milroy has a new book, and so does tia williams. "seven days in june" is the kind of story you feel you are talking to your best friend. a little bit of cringing moments, but a lot of heartfelt laughter. >> give us a few fiction novels. >> the writer i hope everyone will read, especially if they have never read her before, is a lorry:. she died in the 1990's. she wrote five novels, two short story collections, and two collections of food writing. she is wonderful, smart, so funny, and droll, emotionally complex. two of her publishers are reprinting everything she wrote. so i would grab family happiness and any of her other wonderful novels to celebrate what we hope is the end of the pandemic. the other b

imagen del día es para la segunda deportista más joven de la historia en tener con 13 años se llevó la gloriara colombia y américa y la otra mitad es para mi esposa porque se lo merce mucho a generaciones voy a inspirar con esta medalla >> una felicidad para méxico es moreno que avanzó a lafinal de salto a caballo pérez reaccionó con pena porque el triatleta mexicano llegó en lugar 46 pérez pasó a felicidad mira lo que tengo atrás date vuelta por favor >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> su entrenador le propuso matrimonio en vivo y en directo mientras la entrevistaba una televisora argentina la ciclista irlandesa vivió emociones al revés convencida que había tenido la medallad oro pero ganó la de plata nunca se dio cuenta que la austriaca cruzó la meta un minuto y 15 segundos antes que ella y hablando de celebraciones hubo una después que la austliana superó los 400 metros el entrenador eufórico con la pasión que a muchos desborda en los juegos olímpicos >> ahí tiene esas son las meocoines que caan los juegos olímpicos ojalá ñana podamos celebrar con alegría con méxico en el softball estados unidos enfrenta a jap

>>>juan martín del potro no sería más ese jugador que llevó a la gloria, en 2009 en los juegos olímpicostra el cruce te migrantes >>> para despedir no lo haremos se llevó a cabo un evento para potenciar la reapertura de los negocios locales, con invitación en los residentes y turistas a que apoyen la economía consumiendo en las tiendas y restaurantes minoristas >>> el evento, tuvo lugar en las calles de donde la alcaldesa celebró la reapertura del centro de la ciudad >>> participaron organizaciones comunitarias en ser locales, se esperan mejores tiempo para lograr la recuperación económica >>> se necesitan chicos para el apoyo para consumir a los negocios que son muchos y variados, y de todo para que vayan ca). >> (mÚsica). >> (mÚsica). >> más de 31 millones de personas se enfrentan a temperaturas de tres dígitos >>> al oeste del país. en california y nevada se podrían romper récords de calor. en el sur de california se podrían ver temperaturas de hasta 120°. autoridades alertan a los residentes a tomar precauciones y conservar ergía. es nuestra principal noticia, además, este sábado. >>

borja: nos despedimos con gloria cÁrdenas que dice "estÁn locos, nos anda cabeza para nada, estando fuerahan puesto a pensar cuÁntos aÑos nos robÓ? en promedio viviremos un aÑo y medio menos por la pandemia. el mayor descenso desde la segunda guerra mundial. segÚn los cdc la mayor pÉrdida fue en los hispanos con aproximadamente tres aÑos y tambiÉn los afroamericanos, 3,25 en los Últimos aÑos y la gran mayorÍa es por los casos de covid. mÁs de 3.300.000 personas perdieron la vida el aÑo pasado, algo que no habÍa pasado en la historia del paÍs. el 11% fue por el coronavirus. en 2019 el promedio de vida en estados unidos era 78 aÑos y 10 meses. el 2020 es de 37 aÑos y cuatro meses. borja: a ver a quiÉn le reclamamos los aÑos de vida que nos ha quitado el covid. los nuevos datos nos obligan a seguir hablando del covid. de esta contagiosa variante delta que sigue siendo una amenaza para 73 millones de personas que viven en condados con altos Índices de contagio. segÚn datos de los cdc esta cifra representa cerca del 22% de la poblaciÓn que estarÍan en peligro. los casos estÁn aumentando en 47

reporter: we have not heard from her, but gloria allred came out and said she could not imagine how theurs felt, especially those who testified. obviously as you point out, this was a momentous moment in the movement. it was a chance for women to speak out. for mr. cosby, this is an opportunity for him to try and reestablish himself. years before these aegations came out, he was known as america's dad. laura: what are the implications of bill cosby's conviction being overturned for other cases? does it mean you can't bring in evidence that is not directly related to the accusation? reporter: if you listen to the reaction from legal circles, they are going back to the idea that this was a procedural point specific to this case. mr. cosby had an immunity deal years ago with the prosecutor in pennsylvania in exchange for giving statements as part of an investigation. in return, they said they would not charge him. but later, a different prosecutor decided not to stick to that agreement and that has been the legal argument that split the top court and ultimately they felt he had not receive

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el velatorio a la gloria del merengue fue privado y allÍ se oficiÓ una misa de cuerpo presente. >> johnny a poder, pero me llevarÉ la satisfacciÓn de que estuve junto a esta leyenda. reportera: johnny ventura llegÓ inconsciente a la emergencia de un hospital y falleciÓ de un infarto fulminante a los 81 aÑos de edad, impactando al paÍs, que decretÓ tres dÍas de duelo nacional. >> a todos nos impactÓ mucho esa lamentable noticia, al punto que se desbaratÓ la sesiÓn cuando se hizo el anuncio de esta muerte. ♪ ♪ reportera: con 65 aÑos de trayectoria musical con un estilo Único y una vida ejemplar, ventura se ganÓ el cariÑo de los dominicanos y del mundo. serÁn tres dÍas de funerales para despedir a este gran Ídolo de la mÚsica. ilia: nos deja un gran legado musical johnny ventura, que descanse en paz. nos despedimos, hasta maÑana. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hoy en "fÚtbol central" la copa oro entra en la recta final. hoy, desde houston, texas, estados unidos—qatar. >> es un equipo muy peligroso para nosotros, tenemos >> mÉxico y canadÁ. cara a cara en un duelo de fÚtbol ofensivo. habrÁ sorpresa?

. >> gloria guillÉn pide que intervenga. >> (inaudible) >> como es posible que el gobierno permita eso hizo saber su posible conferencia maÑanera. >> no obstante, resaltÓ que faltan mÁs de 2 aÑos para la elecciÓn >>> por supuesto cuando lleguen los tiempos >>> estamos a mitad del gobierno >>> cuando eso llegue >>> estemos preparados para participar >>> de acuerdo a las reglas. >> en esencia. >> la imagen del secretario de relaciones exteriores ebrard se ha vista debilitada tras el accidente fatal que fue construida cuando Él fue alcalde de ciudad de mÉxico >>> el presidente obrador propuso que el aviÓn presidencial sea utilizado para viajes ejecutivos o fiestas >>> ya le hizo la propuesta a directivos de aeromÉxico segÚn el ahorro que estÁeniendo el paÍs >>> destacÓ que el plan sigue siendo vendarla >>> ha gastado mÁs de 20 millones de dÓlares en mantenimiento. >> entrento hoy se supo que uno de los sospechosos de asesinar al presidente de haitÍ fue informante de la agenda de control de dea >>> que ayudÓ. >> segÚn autoridades locales >>> al menos 28 personas participaron en este asesin

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parecen soplar fuego, es la zona del valle imperial de california, donde nos encontramos con doña gloria a una nueva ola de calor que se va a intensificar el resto de la semana en el suroeste del país. >> (información en pantalla). >> durante el día turistas como ellos se refugian en el aire acondicionado de los casinos y hoteles. >> nos levantamos temprano, salimos a caminar con los niños, y para adentro para el hotel. >> y los que trabajan bajo los rayos del sol parecen resignados. se hidratan como pueden y poco les importa recargarse sobre los ladrillos o concreto que simula una plancha de vapor ardiente. >> en el verano se nos hace igual todo, todo el tiempo muy caliente. >> expertos aseguran que la nueva ola de calor va a impactar similar a cómo la que castigo a washington y oregón causando decenas de muertes. >> esta semana la temperatura se va a dar en zonas donde tradicionalmente se esperan temperaturas altas durante el verano. >> se espera que en el centro y sur de california lo peor de esta ola de calor se sienta a partir del viernes cuando el termómetro era superar fácilmente

gloria estefan dice que el pueblo cubano está desesperado, y estoy con ellos como siempre.las 11:00 de la noche vamos a tener más información sobre lo que pasa en la isla. quédese con nosotros. vamos a pasar a otras noticias. el multimillonario richard branson completó con éxito su vuelo al espacio a bordo de una de las naves de su compañía, con tres tripulantes más despegó del desierto de nuevo méxico y alcanzó una altitud de 53 millas aproximadamente, para poder experimentar ingravidez y ver la tierra desde el espacio durante unos minutos. la lucha contra el fuego se intensificó en el norte de california y otras partes del varios incendios. las llamas alcanzaron la autopista 395 obligando a su cierre parcial. los intensos vientos y calor dificultan el trabajo de extinción de llamas en oregón, nevada y calornia. dos miembros del cuerpo de bomberos perdieron la vida cuando se cayó la aeronave en la que viajaban. en temer colorado cuatro personas fueron arrestadas por posesión de armas y drogas cerca donde se va a realizar el codo de las estrellas de béisbol. dos de los dete

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. >> gloria corona, al igual que miles de familias que no han podido pagar sus rentas y enfrentan el por la pandemia . aprobÓ el paquete recuperaciÓn del estado para diferentes programas sociales por $100,000,000,000. de ellos, poco mÁs de 5,000,000,000 1 asignados para cubrir las rentas atrasadas. jennifer estuvo a punto de ser desalojada, pero su ayuda fue aprobada. >> duermo a gusto. >> las autoridades enfatizaron que la ayuda puede cubrir el 100% de la deuda con el propietario del apartamento y que estÁ disponible para las familias de bajos recursos, incluyendo a familias indocumentadas. >> que no tenga miedo, no tengan pena de aplicar para este programa. hasta el momento el estado ha recibido un poco mÁs de 100,000 solicitudes pidiendo ayuda para pagar la renta y estarÁ disponible hasta el 30 de septiembre, el mismo dÍa que termina la moratoria que protege del desalojo a las familias que debido a la pandemia no han podido pagar el alquiler. salvador durÁn, univisiÓn. jorge: la secretarÍa de marina de mÉxico pidiÓ disculpas a los familiares de 27 personas desaparecidas en tamauli

we have heard, as well, from a lawyer for several of bill cosby's accusers over th years, gloria ellwoodsays she was devaated by the supreme court's verdict today. as for mr. cosby himself, we have heard nothing yet. but, it possible, of course, that he could give some kind of statement in public later today. >> david, in washington dc, thank you. i want to update you on the heatwave. it is believed dozens of people have died in canada connected to what is happening. we have seen a series of temperature records broken. y police in vancouver have responded to more than 130 sudden deaths related to heat since friday. we have a dabber -- a number of different things to show you. greg o'grady. >> that number is likely to go up. heatwave deaths are difficult to pinpoint directly immediately. so we are likely to hear more in the days and weeks ahead. i suspect there will be many more. ambulance crews were overwhelmed. people were phoning in with unresponsive family members and waiting two hours and sometimes longer in different parts of the ovidence those are only the numbers for metro vancouv

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