all right, nicholas isabella, storm _ flooding. thank you very much for taking us through what is to be expected with hurricane on do to hit the us east coast. and finally, images have been released after an afghan mother was assisted off a us air force plane, after she delivered a baby on board. the mother went into labor and began experiencing complications during an evacuation flight from a base in the middle east. upon landing at ramstein air base in germany, a medical crew boarded the aircraft and helped deliver the baby in the cargo bay. and i'm pleased to let you know the mother and her baby girl are doing well. of christ, many of those dramatic scenes as people flee afghanistan. —— of course, many of those dramatic scenes... a reminder of our top story as crowds continue to besiege kabul airport, the united states is trying to find ways of getting people out of afghanistan safely and quickly. americans hoping to leave following the taliban takeover a week ago have been advised not to travel to the airport unless instructed.

isabella: hey guys, it's me isabella gomez, filling in for smokey bear because he's got more to say thanildfires. isabella: like if you're outside enjoying a barbeque, don't let a hamburger distract you from fire safety! make sure you aren't dumping your hot coals or ashes onto the ground, because that could start a wildfire. so, take wildfire prevention seriously and let's save the world one day at a time! juntos con smokey bear podemos hacerlo! go to smokeybear.com to learn more about wildfire prevention. you need an ecolab scientific clean here. and you need it here. and here. and here. which is why the scientific expertise that helps operating rooms stay clean is now helping the places you go every day too. seek a commitment to clean. look for the ecolab science certified seal. >>> we have big, breaking news on a friday night. the u.s. has conducted an air strike against an isis-k planner. initial indications are the target was killed. an official says president biden approved the strike on the isis-k planner. that as there is another, new threat. a new threat in the afghan -- afghan

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. >>> isabella con 12 años lo tiene edad para colocarse la vacuna. >>> ¿qué te parece venir con mascarillato hace sonrojar a muchos adultos. >>> rumbo al víctimas del repunte de casos fue una pasajera que falleció en un crucero , según la compañía l mujer de 77 años recibió atención médica y cuando llegaron a belice fue hospitalizada y falleció el 14 de agosto en estados unidos y también se supo de un brote de 27 infectados y en tennessee escombros y calor hacen dificil la búsqueda de desaparecidos tras l fuertes inundaciones , vamos a ver . >>> milla tras milla rastros de la devastación están en tennessee a cuatro días de la tragedia y hoy los sobrevivientes cuentan el terror que vivieron. >>> esta mujer se sujetó con un poste pero la corriente la soltó . >>> (en inglés) . >>> nadó luchó y luego logro subirse a un tráiler pero horas después fue rescatada por un helicóptero y hoy aradece estar viva pues otros no pudieron contar su historia . >>> en vivo desde (en inglés) linda mosraba lo que veía desde su ventana momentos después de terminar la transmisión murió ahogada , ahora intentan re

. >> you recently a few weeks ago you gave birth, you and jason have a toddler, 3-year-old isabella,ut you gave birth to j.t., who is named after your husband, 3 weeks old, which is amazing. it's amazing that you have this beautiful gift. but i know it's a double edge sword as you are going through this and missing jason. what was that like when you were in the same hospital system where you had spent so much time where you lost your husband? >> yeah. it was difficult. i tried to focus on the reason that i was there, which was to welcome my son. but i couldn't ignore the similarities between -- they're all wearing the same uniforms, the gowns are all the same, so even though though i tried to stay positive and tried to enjoy the moment of bringing my son into the world it was bittersweet because it brought back so many memories of jason in the icu. >> i know that you in his final moments -- he was listening to music, right? he was a musician. he was very into music. can you tell us about that? >> sure. since he was 15 or younger than 15 years old he played guitar, he played bass, he

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lourdes: no quisiera ser amiga de isabella.y la maldad entre estas dos, fÍjate que mucha gente dice serÁ la mamÁ de kimberly? la mamÁ de josÉ es marlene. rashel: madres jÓvenes. lourdes: si te pones a ver la mayorÍa del elenco son casi todos protagonistas, santa marÍa, mar lene fabela—— [hablan a la vez] alan: que los hombres no nos damos cuenta cuando nuestra mujer es infiel. creo que es mÁs fÁcil—— lourdes: cuidado con lo que vas a decir! alan: si creo que los hombre somos bien tarugos. es que las mujeres tienen ese sexto sentido para agÁrranos en la movida y los hombres no . no sabemos hacerlo. [hablan a la vez] rashel: mira quÉ bonito mi zapato! [risas] alan:las mujeres cuando deciden hacer eso estÁ difÍcil. rashel: se ve todo muy hermoso en mÉxico, no se lo pueden perder. una novela que te va a robar el alma y te va a encantar. "la desalmada". alan: carolina saraza pasa tremendo susto y termina en el hospital, hoy habla de eso en vivo con los doctores. rashel: nuevas declaraciones de josÉ manuel figueroa sobre el apoyo que

. >> we are nervous, but i think for now it's the best for isabella to go back to school and be with her friends and socialize. but obviously with a mask on and all that. >> reporter: as for enforcing the district's mask mandates, the superintendent says they will handle issues on a case-by- case basis. in south san francisco, max darrow, kpix 5. >>> kpix 5 has you covered on all of our platforms for back- to-school. tomorrow morning we're talking kids and mental health. expert advice live on how to help them deal with a school year that is anything but normal. that's tomorrow morning beginning at 4:30. >>> it's not just grade schoolers going back to class. san mateo's community colleges are also holding pop-up vaccine clinics this week, targeted to students but open to everybody. the next is set for thursday at skyline college. >>> chopper 5 spotted some long lines for testing at the santa clara county fairgrounds. we are told that demand has quadrupled in the past month there. the good news is fewer of those tests are coming back positive. that is good news. the statewide average h

. >> reporter: isabella will be back on campus full-time on wednesday for the first time in over a year. >> her whole first grade was in zoom, distance learning. >> we are definitely nervous, especially with the delta variant going on. >> reporter: but when she's back, school will look and feel more different than ever before. >> everything is different, my goodness. >> reporter: superintendent dr. sean tara moore says the district up rated hvac systems. they're putting a new emphasis on healthy hand hygiene practices. everyone, staff, students, and visitors will be required to wear masks. and they're now rolling out 30 of these mobile disinfecting units around the district's schools. >> it is an ultraviolet antimicrobial machine is basically what it is. anything the light hits, it will kill the bacteria in the room. >> reporter: john daly, the district's director of facilities, says it shoots uv rays throughout the room and it will disinfect a classroom in 3 to 4 minutes, and auditorium in about 30 minutes. >> is this something that's going to be done every day? >> yes, we call it zapp

isabella was looking round leeds with herfamily. she's starting here this autumn.ts the grades that they really achieve and i feel like, with teacher—assessed grades, people have got the true grades they deserve. how do you feel about doing exams next year? i think, like, the content should be reduced. like, i think the government should consider reducing the content because we have missed a lot of year 9 and year 10. there will always be that... not cloud but thatl label, won't there? that actually those i were the children of the pandemic years or whatever. but they shouldn't be i viewed any differently. most students do get their first choice and there's still a chance to find places across the uk in clearing. branwenjeffreys, bbc news, leeds. italy may today have registered the hottest temperature ever recorded in europe. a reading from near syracuse on the island of sicily registered 48.8 degrees celsius, but this still needs to be verified. it comes as firefighters continued to battle wildfires on the island amid the ongoing heatwave. for more than a week now

. >> diaz: like ely, ellione, and isabella. being pregnant with your colleagues, all eight of you? >> it was the best. it made is so much more fun. >> diaz: what do you love about being a labor and delivery nurse? >> i love the dads' reactions. >> even the toughest dads, when the baby is born, it's a whole different ballgame and it's beautiful. >> diaz: what are you most looking forward to about the baby? >> i'm going to cry. so my husband and i went through three years of infertility, and so, this is actually an i.v.f. pregnancy, so just, like, the thought of seeing her face-- >> diaz: you waited a long time. >> yeah, we waited a really long time. >> diaz: the end of a journey the nurses can all celebrate together after a difficult year for healthcare workers. >> going through pregnancy with my friends feels like a total gift. that's definitely a light in the darkness in a world that's really hard right now. >> diaz: that is the "cbs weekend news" for this saturday. i will be on maternity leave for the next few months, and i'l

the french fire started just yesterday near lake isabella, about 40. miles outside of bakersfield. the fire quickly grew because of the high winds so far more than 3000 acres have burned here, and it's just 5% contained because of this fire is also under investigation, a major shift in strategy from online giant amazon how the company plans to transition to brick and mortar stores. that's next plus three gop recall candidates face off in another debate their criticism of governor newsom plus the allegations another plus the allegations another republican candidate is facing. i'm so glad you're ok, sgt. houston. this is sam with usaa. do you see the tow truck? yes, thank you, that was fast. sgt. houston never expected this to happen. or that her grandpa's dog tags would be left behind. but that one call got her a tow and rental... ...paid her claim... ...and we even pulled a few strings. making it easy to make things right: that's what we're made for. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. get a quote today. governor gavin newsom took the debate stage denied in san francisco. ou

isabella was looking round to leeds with her family. she's starting here this autumn.tters to me that like everyone gets the grades that they really achieve and i feel like with teacher assessed grades, people have got the true grades they deserve. how do you feel about doing exams next year? i think, like, the content should be reduced. like, i think the government should consider reducing the content because we have missed a lot of year 9 and year 10. there will always be that... not cloud but thatl label, won't there? that actually those i were the children of the pandemic years or whatever. but they shouldn't be i viewed any differently. most students do get their first choice and there's still a chance to find places across the uk in clearing. branwenjeffreys, bbc news, leeds. the time is 6:19pm. our top story this evening... as taliban fighters advance, a humanitarian crisis unfolds in afghanistan. more than 1,000 civilians have been killed in recent months. and a hero's welcome for lionel messi as fans celebrate his arrival at paris saint—germain, after his depa

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earlier i spoke to nicholas isabella who is a storm chaser from long island in new york. island and the northeast coast right now. i'm watching closely to try to pinpoint the exact landfall location. i am also noticing people really preparing for the storm which is really important. it's been over 30 years since new york has seen a storm like this before, so i'm glad to see a lot of people are evacuating and making other preparations and taking it seriously. what sort of damage are you already seeing? are you seeing storm surges, things like that just as it approaches? yes, all day today, i noticed the waves on the south shore of new york getting bigger and bigger and bigger and coming closer to the boardwalk and to the neighbouring communities along the south shore of long island. these areas are right on the water, and they are the most prone to storm surges when the storm arrives. so once this storm hits, what kind of damage could we see? the biggest threat with the storm is going to be a storm surge, so ocean water, breaching into the streets of long island. you can e

i asked if you talked to his brother in lake isabella, but apparently not. the second question is, in your extensive research, is there one nugget you found about cesar chavez's life that the public doesn't know but should? >> okay, two questions. yes, absolutely, yes, i went everywhere. i climbed out in yuma, the ruins of the house. they're kind of crumbled walls of the house where he was a child. his grandfather's estate. so i went. i think place is really important when you are writing. there are so many of these places that still exist. i was able to really -- so, yes, i retraced all of that. the nugget that i like is that in 1969, he was flat on his back. he couldn't move. he has this tremendous -- he was in tremendous pain. he had been in traction and all sorts of things. he couldn't sit up in bed. there's a picture. there are cool pictures in the book i also found in the archives. there's one of him on his back, and there is a bar to lift himself up with the bar. so finally, the kennedy family doctor, dr. travel, who treated president kennedy for his

. >> what if columbus decided he couldn't get the money from isabella, where would we be?eginning of the human race is coming now. >> alone, 45 miles above the moon's surface, michael collins completed an orbit every two hours. he listened to the progress of the moon walk and awaited the moment when his companions on the surface would lift off to rendezvous with him. ♪♪ 30 times he saw the earth rise over the horizon of the moon. 12,000 miles of twilight. a line that divides light from day for 3 billion people on spaceship earth. it is good to see the whole earth, to see the earth whole. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> the eagle had left the moon and returned to "columbia." ♪♪ within this strange ship, two astronauts and a treasure. triple sealed vacuum boxes of rocks and soil from the surface of the moon. locked within these rocks were secrets of the ages to be studied and deciphered by the scientists of earth. the age of the moon. the age of the sun. how the moon was formed. how life began. was there ever life on the moon? was the moon once molten and volcanic, or has it always been cold an

a lot of homes in kern county there's growing concern about the french fire expanding their like isabella. it has burned 34 square miles since august 8th about 10 communities are under evacuation orders and crews are trying to prevent flames from the caldor fire from spreading into more populated areas of eldorado county. the highway 50 kosher that's been extended east to myers were 89 meets 50 that fire is only 12% contained at last word. >> take a look at this time. lapse video from today of the view at south lake tahoe was the sun begins to rise. it becomes even harder to see because of all the smoke in the area. the skies start to turn orange. there. evacuation warnings and smoky skies continue now because of the caldor fire impacting tourism in south lake tahoe. anyone planning a trip to the south lake tahoe area are the syrian general is being advised to reconsider. >> you know, it has a reputation has been the jewel of the sierra nevada. and if you were to come here right now, you would not see any of that. but smoke are monitoring the situation and those that are looking to come h

>> yes, isabella. >> whenever they were evacuating the city, did the americans just let them go?thought of trying to sink them but they think it's probably better to get them gone, okay? it's interesting when the americans, they find the british trashed boston. they beat the heck out of boston. they used churches as stables. they burn everything in sight for firewood. they take shingles. and that's not pricing the british didn't like boston. it's the home of the massacre and the tea party. the british are relentless. >> with the slaves, what are the results of that? >> see, that's a heck of a question. what do you suppose the results would be? >> i think i read somewhere that this made distrust for even more, like if they were going to free their slaves? >> yes, that's exactly right. that goes back to that question we asked, how does britain win? it makes sense to free slaves and ask them to fight their masters. it's not going to let loyalist slaveholders happy. because if you'll free some slaves will you free all slaves? only ones that help you -- what if they don't help you but

isabella was looking round leeds with herfamily. she's starting here this autumn. with teacher—assessed grades, people have got - the true grades they deserve. how do you feel about doing exams next year? i think, like, the content should be reduced. like, i think the government should consider reducing the content cos we have missed a lot of year 9 and year 10. there will always be that... not cloud, but that label, won't there? that actually those were the children of the pandemic years or whatever. but they shouldn't be viewed any differently. most students do get their first choice, and there's still a chance to find places across the uk in clearing. branwenjeffreys, bbc news, leeds. a british man has been arrested in germany on suspicion of spying for russia. the man, named only as david s, worked at the british embassy in berlin and is accused of passing documents to russian intelligence in exchange for cash. our correspondent gordon corera has this report. a berlin spy case involving british secret and russian spies. german prosecutors allege that a man who

i want to introduce my family, my wife my oldest, sophia, isabella, and if you can notice we have a fourththe way. [applause] thank you guys. love you. i wish i could start this with positive news. the reality is, we are in great trouble. the country and the state. things are rapidly moving in the wrong direction and we have seen these terrible, radical, leftist ideas started in intellectual circles in being pushed into our culture for entertainment, media, and the ruling elite. they do not -- these are not values we share, or that americans have asked for. they are being imposed on us. how did we get here? well, we all remember all of the bad things that happened in 2020 how about blm? forcing law enforcement officers to watch what the media and our ruling elite did to our law enforcement was so shocking and unconscionable. as you all set in your living rooms and watched, there was virtually no dissent from the dangerous and false notions it needs to be transformed and defunded. predictable without leads to. what kid wants to be accosted at? so law enforcement is sending out -- they have

isabella was looking round leeds with herfamily. she's starting here this autumn.ed grades, people have got - the true grades they deserve. how do you feel about doing exams next year? i think, like, the content should be reduced. like, i think the government should consider reducing the content cos we have missed a lot of year 9 and year 10. there will always be that... not cloud, but that label, won't there? that actually those were the children of the pandemic years or whatever. but they shouldn't be viewed any differently. most students do get their first choice, and there's still a chance to find places across the uk in clearing. branwenjeffreys, bbc news, leeds. i'm nowjoined by dame alison peacock, who is the chief executive of the chartered college of teaching. good evening to you. i don't know if you could hear that report, but there was a mother there who said whatever is happening to the grades at the moment, these should be seen as the children of the pandemic years. really meaning these are exceptional times. years. really meaning these are exceptional

couldn't believe netflix got that song and "sweet child of mine" was approved to sing to our baby isabellaattempting to play slash's part. it's going to take a long time. >> that is an epic song, one of my favorites. also an epic anniversary coming up, the tenth anniversary since "game of thrones." hard to believe. i'm a megafan. i understand you keep in touch literally and figuratively with your castmates. i think we have a picture of you and emilia clarke. safe to say you still hang out whenever you can. >> absolutely. i'm really, really close with david and dan and so they're out here doing a show and any time i'm in london, we always stay in contact, me and emilia. very dear friends and it's always -- any time we can all get together -- it was a wonderful experience for me. i can't believe it's ten years already, making me feel old. >> so you are shooting "aquaman 2." what else do you have coming up? >> i just did my first comedy with netflix, "the time of my li life." never had an opportunity to do that. it's coming out, francis lawrence directed that and i have something big we'll be

. >> you brought baby isabella into the world right in the middle of the pandemic and showed a diaryw have about the safety and effectiveness of the vaccines, absolutely. i think that pregnancy is such a scary time and there is so much unknown about it, and i remember being on your show, and as i wrote in "lifelines" as well, about the journey. i gave birth in april of 2020, and at that time i remember very well -- it was even before masks were commonplace, and there was -- i didn't even know whether my husband would be able to accompany me into the labor and delivery room. there is so much uncertainty around that labor and delivery experience, the postpartum period for women is very isolating. i think it's a scary time for so many pregnant and expecting people. getting that vaccine is an extra layer of protection and an extra layer of peace of mind that i would certainly recommend for my pregnant patients, and if i had the opportunity to get the vaccine then, i absolutely would have. >> tell us now about the delta variant. we've been hearing about the impact on young people, even ch

they say he had been investigated for suspected terrorist sympathies before he shot and killed isabellapolice station. the illegal immigrant convicted in the 2018 death of mollie tibbetts is sentenced to "fox news live" prison. cristhian rivera will serve his time without the possibility of parole. the 27-year-old has been in jail since his arrest in august of 2018. tibbetts vanished while running on a rural road outside her hometown of brooklyn, iowa. and virginia teacher tanner cross claims another victory in court. the state supreme court rejecting loudoun county's attempt to challenge an order reinstating him. cross had previously joined "fox & friends" to talk about his protest. >> i spoke against two proposed policies that were going to force teachers and students to affirm that biological males could be females and females could be male. i think that's would be lying to a child i simply could not do that in good conscience? cross and two other teachers are suing over the school's preferred pronoun policy. ainsley? ainsley: stranded in afghanistan. this morning, hundreds of americ

isabella o'dowd is the head of climate change at the world wildlife fund. shejoins us now.ose policies are. when you look at the spring budget. _ those policies are. when you look at the spring budget, some _ those policies are. when you look at the spring budget, some of- those policies are. when you look at the spring budget, some of the - the spring budget, some of the negative policies that have been spent on stuff like the fuel duty freeze, which has been shown to reduce emissions, in terms of positive spending they have announced spending around the uk emissions trading scheme, which is a carbon trading scheme which helps reduce emissions, so what we are saying is we need to see this year ahead of 26, more spending to make sure we are upon —— we are balancing the positive with the negative. irate the positive with the negative. we have been reporting on the billions needed to reduce nhs waiting lists. this is another set of demands, isn't it, on the government's long shopping list? the prime minister has promised £12 billion for a ten point plan for the green industri