bush hired gonzalez as general council.hen he asked bush why me the future president responded because you turned down my ole man. >> for whatever reason i was given a number of great opportunity and many of them given to me by george w bush. >> president bush brought his fellow texan into washington, first as white house council and later as the nation's first hispanic attorney general. >> he was the son of a president, i'm the son of a cub instruction worker here we are working together. >> one day gonzalez took his mother to ethe oval office. he called that moment a miracle. >> i would take it from the cotton fields where she used to work as a young girl to the oval office and that for me is a sign of god's grace and a and a perfect example of the american story. >> and when america was attacked on 9/11, gonzalez was on bush's team. >> he knew continues we would use all levers to of american power to deal with it. my job was to make sure the legal issues were properly addressed. >> the job put gonzalez in the eye of many

gonzalez: thank you. i could not agree more with that sentiment. i want to shift now towards tornado cash which admittedly i'm still trying to wrap my head fully. there is a logic that tornado cash is primarily a tool used by money launderers. i think the complication is two-fold. one that the technology, if you're the administration, the technology is evil and used for evil purposes. that's sort of one contention. and the second is that once funds enter tornado cash, law enforcement becomes impossible or highly unlikely. i want to take the second part first. is it possible to still conduct law enforcement oversight sanctions once funds enter a mixer like tornado cash? mr. levin: i can take this, congressman. it is actually possible to follow funds through mixing services. i know it sounds counterintuitive. but in the case of -- in the case of the bridge hack, we just demonstrated it is actually possible to seize funds on the other side of a mixing service. and so it is actually -- you know, it's not always possible. it's not always impossible. but

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we're told, gonzalez was stopped for suspicion.a felony menacing, then a train whistle can be heard and officer seen scrambling than the train hits the patrol car with gonzalez and the back seat. telling us today she has nine broken ribs. she has head and leg injuries and broken teeth. paul wilkinson says gonzalez was handcuffed in the backseat and tried to get out. but the doors were locked. question is why would you park on the train tracks? um it's just negligent, gross negligence, recklessness. it's a question a lot of people are asking our police tactics expert tells us officers are told to stop cars in safe places. zakariyah car on the on the train tracks should obviously be is problematic, especially when you're in a fluid situation. gonzalez's attorney tells us he's expecting charges to be filed against her. he also says the officer who put her in this is ktvu fox two news at six. dozens of alameda county sheriff's deputies have had their guns and policing powers removed. this comes after years of performing poorly on their

tony gonzalez, my friend says a good point.across. 60% of the border patrol agents in the south are doing border processing work. that is baby sitting the migrants. 10% of them are doing administrative work. that only leaves 30% of the agents that are actually at the border, at the checkpoints. so when you have more people coming across, you'll see the rise and more deaths of people dying because there's less border patrol agents, this is why congressman gonzalez and i are working together hand and hand to make sure that we increase the guards so we can provide services in our counties and other places that the money and the resources and overtime an equipment so they can help border patrol go after those stash houses and certainly go after the chases that we're seeing all over the border. >> neil: no matter where the migrants end up, whether in texas or washington d.c., the delaware region. more have gone to delaware, knowledge, it's a hard thing to track where they go. i'm wondering if these people will be unloaded off of the

marÍa del carmen gonzÁlez, noticias telemundo. >>> >>> gracias marÍa del carmen.a el manejo de emergencias trabaja para agilizarla y reducir el tiempo de espera. un vocero de fema dijo que el objetivo de ellos es que las vÍctimas tengan todo el tiempo necesario. >>> con esta declaraciÓn del presidente biden, ahora vamos a poder nosotros agilizar fondos federales para las labores de emergencia y tambiÉn recogido de escombros. cabe mencionar que tenemos 300 empleados antes de que tocara tierra la tormenta tropical fiona. ahora huracÁn fiona. >>> la agencia no descarta designar recursos adicionales, una vez que finalice el paso de fiona por la isla caribeÑa. >>> esta noche trascendiÓ que los principes de galÉs llevaron al prÍncipe george y la princesa charlotte al funeral de la reina. los que esperaban ver fÉretro se resistÍan abandonar la fila. tenemos los Último detalles. adelante johana. >>> buenasoches sonia. te saludo desde londres en el reino unido. en unas horas se va a iniciar el funeral de estado. uno de los homenajes vino del propio palacio de be king ham.

i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez.rn to chile, where on sunday voters rejected a new constitution that would have replaced the one imposed by military dictator general augusto pinochet after he was installed in a u.s.-backed military coup more than 40 years ago. results show about 62% of chileans voted no, while 38% voted in fav. the proposed constitution grew out of anti-austerity demonstrations in 2019. it was the first in the world to be written by an equal number of male and female delegates and included on new rights for indigenous people, legalized abortion, mandated universal health care, and newommitments to address the climate crisis. it also strengthened regulations on mining, prompting an editorial from "the washington post" editorial board that opposed the constitution based in part on how it could make it harder for the united states to acquire chilean lithium used for batteries in laptops and cars. chile's president gabriel boric had been a major supporter of the new constitution. he was elected in decemb

in the body cam footage you hear the officer saying it took a long time for gonzalez to pull over andswers the question of why the police parked the cruiser on the train tracks. three agencies have launched separate investigations. police are looking into the original incident. the patrol is investigating the crash and colorado bureau of investigation is looking at gonzalez sustained the injuries in police custody. >> awful. keep us posted. thank you. >>> hurricane e ian is barrelli toward florida. we have the latest, next. ♪ ♪ pain hits fast. so get relief fast. only tylenol rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast for fast pain relief. and now get relief without a pill with tylenol dissolve packs. relief without the water. enjoy two pancakes, two eggs your way, and two pieces of bacon for only $5. the two by two by two from ihop. hurry in and enjoy this deal for a limited time. download the app and earn free food with every order. i just always thought, “dog food is dog food” i didn't really piece together that dogs eat food. as soon as we brought the

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i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez.kraine continues to seize more russian-occupied land in its largest counteroffensive to date, we turn now to look at how the war in ukraine is leading to an energy war in europe. last week, russia announced it would not resume sending natural gas to europe via the nord stream 1 pipeline until the west lifts sanctions imposed after russia invade ukraine in february. prior to the war, russia supplied europe with 40% of its natural gas. now european nations are scrambling to find ways to cope with gas shortages, as well as soaring energy prices. there are growing fears the energy crisis could lead to rolling blackouts and the shuttering of some industries during the winter. we go now to greece to speak with yanis varoufakis. member of the greek parliament and former finance minister of greece. his latest piece for project syndicate is headlined "time to blow up electricity markets." yanis varoufakis, welcome back to democracy now! what you mean? >>t is an abomination. there ca'te -- there

s one gonzalez. in more climate news, a new public database has found the world's fossil fuel reserves contain enough carbon to exceed limits set by the paris climate accord seven times over. the global registry of fossil fuels warns that burning the world's remaining supplies of coal, oil, and gas would add 3.5 trillion tons of greenhouse gas into the atmosphere, more than all of the emissions since the start of the industrial revolution. here in new york, the 2022 united nations general assembly opened monday with an appeal for urgent action on hunger, poverty, racial and gender inequality, and the climate crisis. during the opening ceremony, 24-year-old u.s. poet amanda gorman read her new work "an ode we owe." meanwhile, u.n. secretary-general antÓnio guterres appealed to nations to meet the u.n.'s blueprint for peace and prosperity, known as the sustainable development goals. >> young people and future generations are demanding action . we cannot let them down. these are definitive moments. thos

i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez.ajor news, climate news from capitol hill, senator joe manchin has abandoned at least for now his proposal to speed up federal review of energy projects that the mountain valley pipeline. he wanted to short public comment periods on proposed fossil fuel projects weakening environmental and public health laws. his proposal would have nearly guaranteed the approval for the mountain valley pipeline in west virginia. tuesday, he requested his proposal be removed from a stopgap funding bill after it beme clear he did not have enough voteso pass. this proposal had faced fierce oppotion from climate justice groups. we're joined right now by bill mckibben, author, educator, environmentalist, the founder of the organization third act, which organizes people over 60 for progressive change. 60 he is also a founder of 350.org. his new peace, "score it a win! manchin's big oil gift basket scuttled for now." bill, thank you for joining us. you were protesting in washington, wrote this piece about th

roberta gonzalez. hi, reporter. good looking gift or gift there.ery much for sharing that with us. i have a satellite view now, and we have seen some of that smoke and haze. into the bay air, and that's why the bay area air quality district did have an air quality advisory in effect for today. i don't think that's going to be the case this weekend because it all comes down to the winds and the winds will be rotated more to onshore push westerly and out of the south as well blowing all of this back towards the greater lake tahoe area, but look at this. this is exciting stuff. i haven't seen this for about 10 days. the faint marine layer pushing in towards the golden gate bridge. today's high temperatures were all over the page 69 degrees in pacifica. we're cooling around the peninsula into the eighties 90 and mountain view but still mighty hot to wait from the bay in limb one. oh seven official high in livermore, one of six and fairfield one. oh five and anti, och 93 degrees in santa rosa. currently if you're planning on going out and walking the do

shoes and something to eat, ande picked them up and basically they were exhausted. >> reporter: gonzalez said two s landed at the sacramento international airport after getting released from a detention center in laredo, texas. they were given detention detention papers that sent them to what was supposed to be a sh, but turned out to be an office for catholic charities of calif. >> luckily the security guard ws nice and pointed them to the food bank. but the second group, group, the food bank was closed, closed, so they slept in a parkd we met them the next day at the food bank. we put them in a hotel. >> reporter: they said it's unclear whether this is part ofa political stunt or a mistake on the part of i.c.e. of u.s. customs. they'll give the migras about a week too decide if they want to settle in sacramento or make their way to their intended their intended destinations, including florida and new york. >> we have people at the airport airport just keeping an eye out because we don't want anyone to walk at night on i-5. that's iny dangerous, and they know these folks don't have mone

gonzalez is now recognized for five minutes. mr. gonzalez: thank you, chairman. thank you for holding this hearing. important hearing. thank you to our witnesses for your insights. mr. redbord, i'm going to start with you. there are some who believe that absent a u.s. cbdc we won't be able to implement sanctions or administer effective foreign policy. my contention is private stable coins provide those -- [indiscernible] -- in u.s. dollars. allow for sanctions to continue. where do you land on this specific question around the ability to conduct sanctions at foreign policy in a world of dollarbacked stable points versus cbdc? mr. redbord: thank you so much for the question. i think there are two parts to this. i think, first, you have punitive sanctions measures. we've seen those taken in the sort of in the block chain-based, private block cheney based world. we've seen -- block chain-based world. we've seen it shut down their ability to move funds. ransomware payments, sanctions evasion. we've seen them go after laz ruz group, north korea's cybercriminals, throu

the woman inside surviving authorities say 20 year old uranium, rios gonzalez was being detained for alleged road rage when the police car parked on the train tracks was hit status medical emergency suspect within the vehicle that was hit by the train overnight. her lawyer speaking to good morning america, she noticed the train horn and the train whistle , um and started to struggle. she was handcuffed, so she was struggling to try and open the door to get out and try it forensically to get the mrs attention. the lawyer says she suffered a fractured tibia, a broken arm, nine broken ribs and a fractured sternum. police have released an edited eight minute video. showing what happened before the crash, beginning with rios gonzalez being pulled over the officer, parking on the tracks and eventually taking her to the patrol car. the car, leaving her there in the back seat so the officers can go back and search her truck and that's when the train approached. no, that's a. an officer turns looks back at the police car and runs. back. authorities are now looking into the actions of the offi

guillermo gonzÁlez tiene saldo de otra jornada.e erraron otro saldo trÁgico. tras ser entendidas. en ohio un adolescente resultÓ baleado. [habla en inglÉs] en el condado de maryland un hombre abriÓ fuego contra una tienda en una gasolinera dejando una persona muerta y cuatro heridas, en minnesota otras tres personas perdieron la vida. >> una de las personas muertas es hispana. nada parece disminuir las muertes provocadas por accidentes con armas de fuego. presentadora: se investigaciÓn cuerpo es de una mujer desaparecida, muertas del sospechoso se han detectado en unas sandalias encontradas cerca del lugar donde fletcher fue vista por Última vez con vida. se cree que subiÓ a la fuerza causando grandes heridas. mÁs adelante la diversiÓn se tornÓ en horror y pÁnico al desplomarse un ♪ presentadora: con 62% de los votos en contra y 38% a favor los chilenos rechazaron la creaciÓn de una nueva constituciÓn. el presidente calificÓ el resultado como mensaje contundente y dijo que se requerirÁn ajustes para enfrentar el nuevo periodo y alc

the district attorney says gonzalez has a history of d.u.i.tion in 2011 and two years later pleading to a d.u.i. and leaving the scene of an accident in another case he received a voluntary deportation order. he ignored it and also skipped out on a $5,000 bond. he is also accused of running away from the scene on sunday and not helping deputy after she was hit, something her fellow sheriffs deputies call cowardly. the colorado state patrol on sunday. >> the individual took off on foot into the cornfield and why we used the drone technology, canines and aircraft to locate him but they caught up with him monday night. >> changed his appearance. the d.a. said the midst of planning an escape to mexico where he is from. the sheriff's department placed the handcuffs on the man suspected of killing her. the deputy is from north dakota and been with the department since 2018. gonzalez is being held on a half million dollars bond. >> bill: that did not need to happen in california. >> dana: schools across the country are receiving hoax calls about acti

erica gonzalez has the story. >> on this sunday late spring day, 5th grade teacher, mister vargas is excited to finally taking students on a field trip after years of covid restrictions were heading to the rose leuer a swimming pool in lafayette, colorado. the longtime educator looks for opportunities to teach lessons that will hope with the students. i love helping students realize their potential. today. mister vargas hopes to offer new perspective on the history lesson. >> there's a dedication, but right here, we'll stop and view. >> it turns out 88 years ago, the spanish teacher and many of the students in his class wouldn't have been allowed to swim at lafayette's. first public pool learning from our past can help. >> let's be mindful. 5th graders recently covered a chapter on the little known history behind the big city project. >> crews broke ground back in the 1930's, many latino families in lafayette. >> donated either money or >> construction materials to build the pool. highly anticipated opening became a flashpoint for the city. the city had leased the pool to the volunte

what about elian gonzalez? remember the young boy from cuba who came here illegally with his mom? trek and his father in cuba wanted him back. here's how slick wily's administration handled that. a swat team came and took the boy by bruit force. guns drawn. talk about separating families. we tried every way we could to encourage gonzalez to voluntarily hand over the child to his father. leaving us no other option but the enforcement action. >> when all efforts failed, there was no alternative to enforce the decision of the ins and the federal court that gonzalez should have custody of his son. the law has been upheld and that was the right thing to do. of what i think is quite important principle as well as what is clearly the law of the united states, do i wish it had unfolded in a less dramatic, less traumatic way for all concerned? of course i do. >> jesse: desantis gives the migrant as $10 mcdonald's gift card and bill clinton gives him a swat team? okay. how much longer are the democrats going to get away with this double standard? it's not working. democrats are losing latin

i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez.ook now at the remarkable development this week in baltimore, maryland, when after 23 years in prison, adnan syed was released monday when a maryland judge vacated his murder conviction. the 41-year-old adnan syed had spent 23 years behind bars after being convicted of the 1999 murder of his ex-girlfriend hae min lee. his case gained international attention when the award-winning podcast "serial" reexamined his conviction and raised new questions about his guilt. a baltimore county circuit court judge has ordered new dna testing in the case, tests that were not available at the time of syed's conviction. he could still face a new trial. though that is unlikely. state's attorney for baltimore marilyn mosby spoke on monday. >> not yet declaring adnan syed is innocent, but we are declaring in the interest of fairness and justice, he is entitled to a new trial. amy: the motion by mosby's office came after the creation of a sentencing review unit in 2020. those eligible to apply for review

sectedorter: police in colorado road rage complaint yareni rios gonzalez. >> keep your hands above youread. >> don't move. >> reporter: they handcuffed her and walked her to a police cruiser. >> where are you taking me? >> we're taking you to the car. >> reporter: but that car is sitting on train tracks. >> take a seat. >> reporter: and as officers go search her truck for weapons, an oncoming train is sounding its horn. at first the officers seemingly unaware. the moment is difficult to watch. >> oh, many i god! >> move your car! >> stay back! >> reporter: another officer seen getting out of way right before the train slams into that cruiser. that cruiser a mangled wreck. >> the suspect was in the vehicle hit by the train. >> reporter: somehow gonzalez survived, but suffered serious injuries. her lawyer says she's still in the hospital, has a broken ribs, arm, and sternum. at least one officer involved has been placed on administrative leave. >> thank you. >>> we turn next tonight to boston and the reaction coming in after the boston celtics suspended their head coach for the entire upc

it's september 14th and welcome to roberta gonzalez right?re my human barometer, many as often as he can. was it brightening up outside? yes it is just started . you know, our days are getting shorter in our nights are becoming longer. official arrival of adam. it's a week from tomorrow. gray slate will greet you as you're heading on out the door morning. everybody rise and shine temperature wise in the forties. in santa rosa, qatari and windsor hills, berg and gern ville. otherwise 59 in concord. good morning to you and the tribes. elliott 60 degrees, and it is currently and the low sixties pretty much around the peninsula. here's what you need to know. today and drizzle with some. when's this morning, then turning on seasonably cool. the coolest day of the work week is today the winds will blow out of the west 10 to 20. the clouds rolled back in later tonight. but meanwhile, partly cloudy skies from the sixties through the low seventies. to the mid seventies inland. a good 10 degrees below average. we'll talk about the chances of rain in th

in fact, roberta gonzalez is so excited. came running into the studio to give you your four kids working hard back there is because the forecast is really changing. not just even hour by hour, but minute by minute as we track the incoming system now mind you it will not affect us today. in fact, it's going to be a really good looking day right now mostly cloudy skies over the estuary. let's bank on it, then tastic. friday morning. clouds will dissipate. we will enjoy mostly sunny skies and just to remind her this is the last friday of summer temperatures out the door this morning. 50 in santa rosa is 61 degrees in fremont hayward castro valley, half moon bay as well and it looks like this right now we do have the deck of cloudiness along the immediate seashore and penetrating the bay. we'll talk more about today's high temperatures and tracking the system upstream together, but first, let's bring in south alright, roberta. happy friday. good morning to you. we don't have a lot going on which is good. and that's the way we li

gonzalez is put himself. will this be the year vosta agree? capture the european frown. oh, well the sport stories making headlines. it boxing super middleweight champion candy yellow. others needs skin id call of kin in las vegas on saturday. and hello will put his belt on the line in the tunnel about. it's the 3rd time that you have made in the ring, ab, it's being billed as one of the greatest trilogies in the sport of boxing. the only 2 bouts full of kin has not one during his bigger career have been against kenny lewis, perhaps use out of the us, the american football league nfl is joining was, is with germany's football league. the bonus vega, despite being different sports and agreement, was made this week to help for business in their respective market leagues will increase collaboration in production broadcast and more generally we'll host its 1st ever regular season nfl game on november 13th at music's at amc. 6 and in case you missed it, michael jordan, chicago bulls josie from the 1998 in b, a finals was over $10000000.00 at auction, making it the most expens

joining me right now is congressman gonzalez of texas.o see you. >> good to see you. thank you very much. >> we just heard in that report that it's not just the land border that is overwhelmed. more migrants traveling to the u.s. by sea. so what is the bipartisan solution? >> so the solution that i have proposed called the safe zone act, is creating a safe zone on the border of guatemala and mexico that would allow everyone south of mexico, which is about 80% or 90% of migrants that come to the southern boarder to check in, to go through the exact same processing that they do on our southern border, and if we're going to allow them under -- let's just give them a document and have them fly to their final destination. right now, migrants are paying cartels $6,000 to $8,000 to get to the southern border. last year, they made about $5 billion. and i think if we did this further away, i think guatemala, it would take the pressure off the southern border and allow law enforcement to do what they're trained to do, and it would take the cartel e

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miss gonzalez-colon: thank you, mr. speaker. earlier this month we were thinking about five years since hurricane. in five years felt like nothing. maria was wunsch our greatest natural disasters costing collapse of all essential infrastructure in puerto rico. we still see defects linger. my colleagues in congress came with me to the island and responded with funding for recovery. staff from fema and other agencies have been working hard, but the effects have been slow to be seen. many obligations for permanent infrastructure began only in the late 2020. and meanwhile, challenges continue. earthquake, covid, supply chain crisis, a power grid that remains unreliable. uncertainty about the continuity of medicaid and additional assistance funds. the people were exhausted and stressed. and then came hurricane fiona. fiona did not bring category 4 or category 5 winds. instead rainfall noter before, up to 30 -- not like ever before. up to 30 inches. fiona cause add lot of f floodi. it was historic. in many places in the south of the i

with juan gonzalez.urn now to look a possible delay by months or even years of the fbi's investigation into whether former president donald trump violated the espionage act and presidential records laws and whether he obstructed justice to cover up those crimes. the delay comes after a federal judge agreed monday to appoint an independent arbiter known as a "special master" to review whether fbi agents properly seized thousands of classified documents from trump's mar-a-lago home on august 8. u.s. district court judge aileen cannon agreed with trump's lawyers that the justice department must halt its review of the documents recovered by agents, many of which were marked "top secret." "the washington post" reports some of the documents were so sensitive that even many senior national security officials would not normally have access to them. judge cannon was nominated to the u.s. district court for the southern district of florida in 2020 by then-president donald trump. she was confirmed nine days after t

roberta gonzalez has look at what's in store for us today.for most? it's just better weather. yeah it really is in comparison and where we were just a week ago at this time for casting a long, long, brutal, savage heatwave. we have nothing. thing now, but a mild monday slated for you today. good morning. high temperatures will bank between 64 at the beaches to 87 degrees. that's the warmest spot of our inland area. it'll be sunny away from the beach is now the smoke forecast does indicate that we are going to get rid of the haze once our winds kick up later this afternoon, out of the west and northwest, blowing the mosquito fire smoke. in an easterly direction right now, gray slate as we take a look out towards oakland, where it's 63 degrees at 62 in santa rosa and mid sixties in san jose, still in the seventies and brentwood and a discovery bay, otherwise nice, happening bay low sixties with the high today of 65 at the beaches high sixties seventies around the bay too low in mid eighties and our inland areas, i'll take it. temperature is pre

>> the confidence that gonzalez will win is good.eems like they are working and getting together, and mobilizing the troops. it's gonna cost money, and it's gonna cost a lot of time and effort. it could have been avoided. had the democratic party paid more attention and worked harder in my race. >> what happened in the valley this year, the rise of mayra flores, raised doubts about the democratic playbook among latino voters. even though they seem confident about november, republicans say that latino voters are not as fundamentally aligned with the democratic party as they assessed. with votes at stake, voters will tell us who is right come november. so to help us put everything you just watch into perspective and, to understand this rightward shift among latinos ahead of the midterms. i'm joined by the national correspondent, steve, and also -- , a democratic state adages and former -- for the dnc. thank you so much for being here. let's go straight to the boards the. if a republican congresswoman we'll tell someone like me that the

i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez.perty management company partly owned by donald trump's son-in-law jared kushner has agreed to pay $3.25 million to the state of maryland and to reimburse tens of thousands of tenants in baltimore. maryland's attorney general brian frosh said -- "this is a case in which landlords deceived and cheated tenants and subjected them to miserable living conditions." the state of maryland sued the kushner-owned company after propublica detailed how the company hounded low-income tenants with a barrage of lawsuits, eviction notices and late fees, even when the tenants were in the right. propublica's 2017 investigation was headlined "the beleaguered -- was written by alec macgillis, who joins us now from baltimore. he is an award-winning reporter at propublica and editor-at-large at the baltimore banner. why don't you lay out what the settlement is about and most importantly, behavior of the christer company. >> this is really big settlement, really hard to find precedence this big in a case lik

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roberta gonzalez.d you say, when is our what did you say glorious fog coming in? we're going to start to see little hints of it beginning with later on tonight, but it's not like that 1200 ft. deep fog bank that's going to push onshore. but this is day nine and our current heatwave where we've had temperatures well above average. and so that excessive heat warnings remain in effect until tonight, as well as a heat advisory bayside, but i got to tell you once the heat warning and the advisory is allowed to expire, the heat does not just shut off and again. this is wearing on our bodies. you may not realize it, but it is it's day after day. this is not only a two or three day heatwave, and we're still going to see some well above temperatures tomorrow. so if you see any of these signs or feel any of these signs that are on your tv screen right now. you want to call 911 and stay hydrated and by the way, ask your children when they come in the door ones. the last time you had a glass of water. it's really

at last check rios gonzalez was in the hospital with broken bones, head and other injuries. guys?top of all, why they were parked on train tracks. >> not just police, you just don't stop on train tracks. >> people on the train could have been injured. if there was an officer in the car, i mean, there are just so many questions about it as you point out. thank you, phil. >>> time now for a check of our weather with cheryl scott from our chicago station, abc 7, wls. cheryl? >> reporter: yes, good morning, everyone. we've been talking about the tropics and hurricane fiona now post tropical hitting land in nova scotia and causing a lot of damage. one of the most powerful storms to hit canada, and you can see the video here. this large tree coming down, a lot of power outages here. a lot of wind damage and a lot of rain still to come from fiona as we go into the night tonight. you can see that landfall pressure, the lowest in canada's history. so this is just a remarkable storm here for this area. this area of low pressure will continue to work its way to the north but continuing to im

speaker, as the member designated by congress members tim ryan, vicente gonzalez, and ritchie torres, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 3843. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? mr. fleischmann: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. palazzo of mississippi, mr. bilirakis of florida, and mr. brooks of alabama, i inform the house that these members will all vote nay on h.r. 3843. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia -- from new jersey seek recognition? mr. pallone: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. donald payne, mrs. ann kirkpatrick, and mr. peter defazio, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 3843. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. joe wilson from south carolina, i inform the house that mr. wilson will vote nay on h.r. 3843. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek re

gonzalez's attorney tells us. he's expecting charges to be filed against her. he also says the officer who put her in danger should also be charged in the case. what's left of hurricane fiona is causing flooding right now. in canada, that storm swept its way up the eastern seaboard over the past week and eventually hit the canadian provinces of new brunswick and nova scotia. heavy rain and strong winds toppled some buildings and caused flooding. now the canadian military is being deployed to help clear roads and begin to clean up. not so proud right today. all those beautiful trees that we're here and they're all down everywhere . two or three trees fell in the house. and then about an hour later, we had three more trees fall on the house kept leaning and leaning until it finally came down. hurricane fiona traveled 1800 miles over the past nine days. that's when it walloped puerto rico as a category one storm. thousands remain without electricity in that country. and if you would like to help the people of puerto rico, you can connect with the american red cros

i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. the rest of the hour with luke mogelson, "the new yorker's" award-winning war correspondent who covered the wars in afghanistan, syria, and iraq before he returned to the united states in 2020 to write about right-wing extremism. he was there on january 6. he is the one who filmed footage that later went viral, showing trump supporters forcing their way into the senate chamber. amy: before luke mogelson went to washington, d.c., on january 6, 2021, he had already been following some of the proud boys, oath keepers, three percenters who were there that day. he started his reporting in michigan on militant right-wing anti-mask militias. he lays out what he found in his new book, just published this week, titled "the storm is here: an american crucible." previously, luke was based in kabul as a contributing writer for "the new york times magazine." he has won two national magazine awards and two george polk awards. luke mogelson, welcome back to democracy now! let's begin in michigan. ta