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i spoke to jacqueline — to greater moments. i spoke to jacqueline charles, _ to greater moments.cqueline charles, haiti - jacqueline charles, haiti correspond for the miami herald. realistically, what is hoped that this visit can actually achieve there in haiti? ~ 4' actually achieve there in haiti? ~ ~ , haiti? well, i think the first thin he haiti? well, i think the first thing he wanted _ haiti? well, i think the first thing he wanted to - haiti? well, i think the first thing he wanted to do - haiti? well, i think the first thing he wanted to do is - haiti? well, i think the first i thing he wanted to do is select fire underneath the interim haitian the as far as the election so, think you will accomplish that but there's a more practical question which is can you pull off elections? in a country word just in the capitol alone, gangs control more than 85% of the capitol and if you take the take the capitol, the whole region will put in the last elections which was 2016, the represented about 60% of the electorate so how do 60% of the electorate so how do 60% of the electorate

i spoke to jacqueline charles. _ return. i spoke to jacqueline charles, haiti _ return.o jacqueline charles, haiti correspondingj charles, haiti corresponding for the miami herald. realistically, what is hoped that this visit can actually achieve their in haiti? i think the first thing _ achieve their in haiti? i think the first thing you _ achieve their in haiti? i think the first thing you want - achieve their in haiti? i think the first thing you want to i achieve their in haiti? i thinkj the first thing you want to do is light fire underneath the interim haitian leaders as far as the election so i think you will accomplish that but there's more practical question which is can you pull off elections? in a country were just in the capitol alone, gangs can from more than 85% of the capitol and if you take the capitol, the whole region will port—au—prince in the last election which was 2016, the represented about 60% of the electorate so, how do 60% of the electric go and vote in a place where gangs control practically everywhere? and that's the real question, today we h

jacqueline, we have re-established _ one. jacqueline, we have re-established your i one.your line. what did you make of perhaps some of the areas of donald trump spent time on, perhaps old grievances, the previous election? i wasjust grievances, the previous election? i was just mentioning to felicity those claims around immigrants eating pets. where those areas but basically the audience watching would be scratching their heads? i was more appalled _ scratching their heads? i was more appalled that _ scratching their heads? i was more appalled that the i more appalled that the moderators during that were asking — moderators during that were asking questions regarding that or asking — asking questions regarding that or asking a question that was not related to the skyrocketing inflation — not related to the skyrocketing inflation we are experiencing here — inflation we are experiencing here in— inflation we are experiencing here in america, as well as high — here in america, as well as high housing interest rates. and — high housing interest rates. and making it unafforda

cnn health reporter jacqueline howard joins us now with more so jacqueline, how many of these so-called maternity care deserts are there? >> boris. we know that there's about 35% of counties are considered maternity care deserts. and these counties are home to more than 2 million women of reproductive age. so we know there is a need for maternity care in these counties. just in 2022, women living in maternity care deserts gave birth to more than 150,000 babies. so we know the need is there and what's concerning about this boris, is that women who live in maternity care deserts, they are less likely to receive prenatal care and they experienced a higher rate of preterm birth. so these are the real world impacts that we're seeing of maternity care deserts. again, this is a county that does not have an obstetrician to provide care. they don't have a hospital with an upset trick care unit that's what a maternity care desert is. boris and jacqueline, what factors are creating these deserts? and what can be done to fix it yeah. >> well, one of the factors we know that recently we have seen mo

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jacqueline lee, abc news, los angeles. >> a stubborn wildfire burning in southern california is having a devastating effect, and not just on land and air. when we come back, the impact on lake elsinore. >> also, a health alert for african-american men about prostate cancer. the factors that doctors say make so many black men more susceptible to the illness. >> and coming up in sports, the latest 49 year old pro to go down. why the team will likely be without tight end george kittle against the rams this weekend. >> first, a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live! right after abc seven news at 11 jimmy. >> tonight i'm leaving it all on the field. >> i want to be so successful that i want to have a unit of measurement named after myself. something cool you know, like turn the torpedoes up to five nanjiani's. grow the system, exploit the system. take mark farrell's record. after receiving the largest ethics fine in city history for breaking campaign laws. mark authorized a commission almost every year he was in office. he was even caught taking donations from people he woul

let's bring in cnn health reporter jacqueline howard on this, or it tell us jacqueline what's causing this rise in whooping cough cases yeah, brianna, while we don't know exactly what is causing it, but we do have some ideas. >> number one, we know that since the covid, pandemic were no longer masking, no longer distance seeing that's led to a rise in many respiratory illnesses number two, we know that vaccine induced immunity with what be cough can wane over time, which is why it's important to get your booster doses. and we also know that we tend to see every three to five years and outbreak of whooping cough. and this year, like you said, it was on september 14 when data from the cdc found that the number of cases were boarded that week were five times higher than what was found around that same time last year. and the best way to prevent whooping cough is to get vaccinated. whooping cough is also known as pertussis. and that's included in the tdap and d tab vaccines. these are vaccinations that are included in the routine childhood but immunizations, the cdc also recommends this v

more cases like this post roe and that's what these new numbers tell us, brianna all right. >> jacqueline howard. thank you so much for that. just ahead, the buffalo bills, damar hamlin returning to monday night football 20 months after nearly dying during a game and doing something, he's never done before. the special moment just ahead the cost of your current plan no problem with straight talk bring the phone you love and get one line for $25 a month. >> when you switch to straight talk that's up to half far off the price of the competition plus the best part of all get to $200 credit for a new phone after 12 months with straight savings, you save now, han, later just make sense. straight talker, real unlimited data, less dollars, more set you'll find them in cities, towns in suburbs all across america millions of americans who have medicare and medicaid, but maybe missing benefits. >> they could really use extra benefits. they may be eligible to receive at no extra cost and if you have medicare and medicaid, you may be able to get extra benefits to through a humana medicare advantage d

jacqueline lee, abc news, los angeles. >> a stubborn wildfire burning in southern california is having a devastating effect, and not just on land and air. when we come back, the impact on lake elsinore. >> also, a health alert for african-american men about prostate cancer. the factors that doctors say make so many black men more susceptible to the illness. >> and coming up in sports, the latest 49 year old pro to go down. why the team will likely be without tight end george kittle against the rams this weekend. >> first, a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live! right after abc seven news at 11 jimmy. >> tonight i'm leaving it all on the field. >> i want to be so successful that i want to have a unit of measurement named after myself. something cool you know, like turn the torpedoes up to five nanjiani's. why choose a mobile network built for places you'll probably never be... ...instead of for where you are most of the time? xfinity mobile was designed for where you need it most. now xfinity internet customers can buy one line of unlimited and get one free for a year.

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appreciate it, jacqueline, john. >> all right., a crucial week for ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy here in the united states he toward the munitions plant in pennsylvania and is set to speak at the un general assembly before unveiling what he calls a victory plan to president biden. let's get right to cnn's nick paton walsh. nick, what is this plan exactly? >> yeah look i noticed honesty, john, we don't have the full details. we have a sort of slight sniff of it, but it was certainly involved specific requests from president joe biden to authorize longer-range use of us supplied weaponry to him it specific targets inside of russia. bear in mind, ukraine has been doing a pretty good job of that over the past days or so, some high-profile ammunition depots exploding deep inside russia extraordinary videos, the damage done by that. so this i think part of trying to ensure that the u.s accuracy and also the u.s. political will is involved in diminishing that russian ammunition supply and military infrastructure deep inside its

a key risk factor in detecting breast cancer seen as jacqueline howard has much more on this for us, she's joining us right now. jacqueline talk about the importance of this change and what it means yeah, kate will know in your breast density is so important for two reasons. one, we know that having dense breast is associated with an increased risk of breast cancer. but number two, having dense breasts can also make it more difficult to read a mammogram itself, the reason why breast density as a measurement of how much much fibroglandular tissue you have in your breast compared with fatty tissue. and the more fibroglandular tissue that denser the breasts. but that fibroglandular tissue can appear white on a mammogram in the same way, a tumor or a lump may appear. so in some cases, it can mask or hide signs of cancer. so that's why knowing your breasts city is so important with this new rule that goes into effect tomorrow, kate, it will make it a national uniform standard for all patients to have their breast density information on their mammogram result letter. in some states, 39 sta

cnn health reporter jacqueline howard is here here to tell us more about this. tell us what this new rule says yeah, brianna will according to the white house, this new rule will require health insurance providers to evaluate an update. their plans to do just like you said, to ensure that coverage for mental health care and substance use sort of care is covered in the same way that they cover physical health care. now, this has been quired since 2008 with the mental health parity act. but according to the white house, they have seen some plans evade that mandates. so what they're doing now is reinforcing this requirement. and in a statement out today, president joe biden said this quote, today, my administration is taking action to address our nation's mental health crisis by ensuring mental health coverage will be covered at the same level as all other health care for americans. there's no reason that breaking your arm should be treated differently than having a mental health condition and quote and brianna, the most of the rules provisions will start at the to

because the exchange friend jacqueline and i, she called me, i am grateful to our team that is involved and the exchange is and i think all our comment and brand aids for their bravery and replacing the exchange fund and not for countries out in that particular operation. with the course of the region which provided the necessary, but we're still keeping the post direction. defensive industry also released a video of the offered service. man. that's really for out up in my heart, immediately i'm going home. everything is behind me. i don't want to worry anymore . i don't want to say a big thank you so much. so despite ongoing hostilities, gifts and law school jimenez, several president exchanges throughout the conflict the united auto bandits broker, this most recent swap. and in keeping with zalinski is claim saturday's exchange for the tub. since euclidean troops poured into russia coast region in early august, this is a little hippo is drawing huge crowds at a zoo in thailand. you may have already seen the young one online, see if another line of products dedicated to but the fame is

as you say, jacqueline machado has been in hiding since the presidential elections in july, hasn't she can a being awarded this prize help her situation in any way. will this change anything this it will shine the lights on its here in stroudsburg and around the world. we are talking about the issue of venezuela because of how winning this prize, but the reality is the prize money is $60000.00 yours for the organization which she runs. and also one of the things that was very interesting that was stated by the parliamentary assembly chapman, was it actually 12 of the 12 live people who have won this human rights prize? i'm actually 6 of them remain in prison. so actually it doesn't seem to do that much apart from to really shine the light on, on the plates of the people that are facing persecution for the human rights work. and that's what they will hope to do. and that's what she said. she said she hopes that this prize be awarding of it will serve to help the close of venezuelans and that fight for, for freedom against the dictatorship, a secretive of nicolas nicolas missouri. thank

he went commodity because the exchange friend jacqueline and i, she told me i am grateful to our team that is involved in the exchanges. and i think all our comment and brand aids for their bravery and replacing the exchange fund and not for countries out in the particular operation in the course of the region which provided the necessary. but we're still keeping the post. the russian defense industry also released a video officer done offered the service man. that's really for out up in my hard, immediately i'm going home. everything is behind me. i don't want to worry anymore . i don't want to say a big thank you. so despite ongoing hostilities, if and law school have managed several, but it's not extended throughout the conflict. the united auto bandits broker, this most recent swap. and in keeping with zalinski is claim, saturdays exchange for the tub. since you clean the intrudes poured into ratios because region in early august, the now and so much on slow life shows has begun to trip to the fall of a slow richard populates of central asia with the stopping as big as them. on mo

record by completing a 120 long distance. 20 offerings and there's many days 37 year old journalist jacqueline is known as the german forrest gump he's swamp 3.8 kilometers the size of a 118 kilometers. i'm on a full motto from the 42.2 kilometers every day since may. 9th will be back in hoffman out the us vice president comm ela. hey. 2 we'll go face to face with president donald trump in their 1st live presidential television to face. with polls pointing to a tight race him either candidate move. indeed, all in their favor. full analysis announces 0 on the road. just the, the trailer alone will from the come from the global fashion bed loved the the love yo yo ma main see me. i know i made an man on the minimize the out is our us, my i knew how did that for know my i don't know. i'm not going to somebody in the home there and now you say to help in my wedding where beside the ship, this one but the that the ship, the shipment, what's the most southern and what do i say? most of my life go all i just had him in the midst of my honeymoon in new madera and that's what i don't mean most of them

ve a un agente del servicio secreto en la parte trasera del auto, y el traje de la primera dama, jacquelineen siete paÍses esa primera vacuna que podrÍa hacerle frente a esta enfermedad que desafortunadamente le quita la vida a casi 2 millones de paciente cada aÑo a nivel mundial. borja: serÍa un avance impresionante, esa vacuna desarrollada por la empresa biontech estÁ en fase 1 nuevo, pero dice ser efectiva porque en dicen eliminarÍa las cÉlulas cancerosas en pacientes enfermos. imagino que en este momento hay mucha esperanza en muchas personas que nos estÁn viendo, para ampliar el tema nos conectamos con el doctor vÍctor moreno, director de la unidad de ensayos clÍnicos en el hospital universitario, fundaciÓn jimÉnez diaz, en madrid. gracias por estar con nosotros, doctor. cuÉntanos rÁpidamente quÉ importancia representa el desarrollo de esta vacuna en este momento tan crucial. >> gracias. es un avance impresionante porque la cÁncer de pulmÓn, cualquier terapia que pueda mejorar el pronÓstico de estos pacientes es un gran avance. me gustarÍa destacar que esta vacuna se estÁ probando en p

abc news reporter jacqueline lee with the latest. >> sirens wailing dozens of police officers in pursuit of a bus in los angeles, a possible hostage situation. >> unknown amount of passengers. >> police say it started just before 1:00 in the morning. a man hijacking the bus with a gun. the driver and two passengers on board. >> it was generated by the bus driver pressing the 9-1-1 button that notifies the bus operations center. that notifies us that there is that there's an emergency on the bus. >> police officers getting ahead of the bus multiple times to put out spike strips. those spike strips caught in the bus wheels, the bus even dragging one. >> the spike strips were finally effective on the bus. >> the swat team finally able to surround it. here you can see officers disabling the bus so it could not go any further. more officers move in closer then the swat team throwing flashbangs. the driver visibly terrified as officers break the windows, pulling him to safety. as other officers got two other passengers off the bus, one had been shot several times. >> the bus driver is unharmed

the head of the sea turtle observatory, found deeply moving woods. jacqueline, such as because normally there should be a rid alone here is being broken, boats traveling too fast because this kind of damage. that was a half the collision for emma is the 6th season in a row. we 1st saw her in 2007. last year she was expected in november, but she didn't show up here any buffering any the on. yeah. going up, but i believe so he said that i think, you know, was anything was sort of this year to our surprise and delight. she reappeared on the beach to lay her eggs. that's when we saw her injury, which is now almost completely he'll come in. but you can still see that the shells richard is. he has changed. she has a large scar to con. i'm suggesting simple. after this amazingly for years and i only 2 females have been coming to live for you and your until either ask during the reading season, the memorize the most faithful. then after the boat accident, she disappeared in life without her reproductive population on the radio and young would have been have following up with you guys to see tha

so it is one of those things struggling with at this hour, jacqueline howard. thank you so much for that. job. >> right this morning, rescue teams in nepal are scrambling to free people trapped by landslides from heavy rain fain there, a two-year-old boy was pulled alive from the rubble. you see that right there his parents and brother were killed. >> the floodwaters and mudslides have destroys hundreds of homes and cut off highways. remarkable images this morning and evacuation order is in effect for nearly 17,000 people following a fire at a chemical facility outside glad to the fire is now out, but there is still smoke. >> it began when water from a malfunctioning sprinkler came in contact with a chemical in that created as plume of toxic green smoke. the plant makes pool and spot treatments. official say this is the third, isn't in the plains seven years. the space x crew dragon capsule that will bring two astronauts stuck in space back to earth. it has docked at the international space station, suni williams and butch wilmore have been stranded at the stat

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obgyns available well, cnn's jacqueline howard is looking at this data. she's joining us now. jacqueline, what more are you learning yeah, kate, will these counties where there's no maternity care, they're called maternity care deserts, meaning there's no hospital or birth center offering upset truck care. >> there's no obstetric providers and these counties are home to more than 2 million women of reproductive age and many of them are concentrated in rural areas. and in the south, as you see on your screen here, women living in maternity care deserts, they're less likely to receive prenatal care and they experience higher rates of preterm birth. kate, so this is the current state of the maternal health crisis in the u.s. right now what factors are there in creating these maternity care deserts we know that we're seeing more hospitals that are shutting down their obstetric units actually, between 2021 and 2022 in every 25 obstetric units were closed in that timeframe, kate and we are seeing a physician it shouldn't workforce shortage right now. >> in this country, but the non-

her sister jacqueline sharing more. and why did you all decide to do it at the same time like that?here for you, you know. >> reporter: support like that priceless for airman cameron wood. falling into the arms of mom amber after more than a month apart. and sharing a hug with dad kermit too. >> it's like having a support system when you've had nothing for 7 1/2 weeks. >> well, you finally meet the young man that you dropped off, and you see that the man that he's become. it's a total transformation. that's where i get emotional. he's ready to face the future. you can see how proud we are of him. >> that is amazing. the composure that they have, right, when they get that tap from the loved one, just the emotions flow. it's incredible to be able to watch. our thanks to halle for that report, and thanks to them even more so for their service. we appreciate it even more after seeing that. thank you so much for watching "early today." i'm frances rivera. hope you have a great monday. see you back here early tomorrow.

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guerrero y michoacan aun padecen los estragos que este sistema dejo a su paso y por si fuera poco, jacquelineula de yucatan. >> asi que pasamos ahora con valeria leon y la informacion mas reciente. >> valeria, adelante. >> buenas tardes. >> el impacto que dejo el huracan john que toco tierra como un 1 en markelia, estado ya estan en alerta porque john se intensifico y alcanzo nuevamente la categoria de huracan dejando en alerta a tres estados de mexico, incluido guerrero. >> por eso, durante la noche de ayer, autoridades alertaron a la poblacion con estos altavoces y mensajes de precaucion. >> vamos a escuchar. >> mientras que en el estado de oaxaca los habitantes de la ciudad de ayuda. >> en la calle, en la carretera, ya no se puede pasar de ahi para muertos en su primer embate y ahora se encuentra a 55 millas del suroeste de siguatanejo en guerrero, por lo que podria traer mas inundaciones y desastres en la zona de guerrero, donde se reportaron caidas de bardas como la de esta secundaria. >> zonas altas de guerrero permanecen sin luz. >> sofia es una de las afectadas nada de luz, cero luz.

jacqueline, who works in occupational health for tata, doesn't know where her future lies.g to be as strong and as happy and trying to answer everybody- else's questions when i'm i in the same uncertain boat as the rest of the staff. a new, greenerfuture may be on the horizon, but the journey there feels painful for those who need jobs here and now. hywel griffith, bbc news, port talbot. us officials say they fear as many as 600 people may have died after hurricane helene battered six states in the south east of america. over 100 people have been confirmed dead, and hundreds of people are still unaccounted for. the hurricane, which made landfall in florida, downgraded to a tropical storm as it moved through the states of georgia, the carolinas, tenessee and virginia. entire communities have been detroyed by the winds, rainfall and storm surge. millions still remain without power. carl nasman has the latest. days after hurricane helene made landfall, the scale of the devastation is becoming clear. from florida to georgia... ..and here in north carolina, homes and livelihoods

la parte trasera de la limusina cuando sonaron los sonidos de la sobre el presidente y tambien a jacqueline la bicampeona mundial de futbol, alex morgan. >> ella ha anunciado su retiro del deporte en un emocionante video de cuatro minutos en el que tambien anuncio que esta embarazada por segunda ocasion. >> muchas felicidades para ella, ademas de los titulos de la copa del mundo en 2015 y 2019, morgan tambien gano una medalla de oro con estados unidos en los juegos olimpicos de londres 2012. >> la delantera de 35 anos dice que jugara su ultimo partido contra el north carolina courage este domingo. >> toda una mujer lider en este deporte y por supuesto un gran ejemplo para las jovencitas que un dia quieren tambien p participar. >> unico, ¿no? >> que carrera tuvo. >> y bueno, esta noche regresa la emocion del futbol americano y se la tendremos en espanol aqui por telemundo. >> y vemos una hoy vemos una brillante bola de fuego, vea usted iluminado el cielo nocturno en el norte de filipinas. >> ocurrio cuando un asteroide se quemo al entrar en la at atmosfera de la tierra la pasada madrugada de

so what that does is that also give them a lack of understanding jacqueline global reception, as well, considering that they've been sol snobbish. they've been snooty and very indeed in that sense, of course, which was found as a found at the g 7. we've seen that in a few yards. bricks is also wrong there as many as the countries that are interested in joining the roots as well. but let me point out here that a bridge in that sense of a has become a very powerful fleet blog as well. now when do talking to rick sweet talking that it wants to do it's about 45 percent of the was population about 3600000000 people. it also accounts for about 20 percent of the world of bill gdc. so that's a huge job also with the 10 members. now the accounts are about 40 percent of the total for for duction. so that's how follow points of the block really is. in fact, us of this c, r we're seeing that russia is going to be hosting the big summit stuff need to run up to bob, but to just to do good. we also saw on the bridge security for which was posted where in death and lucy was right much prevalent what

so jacqueline, you're saying, well that is the one that i have to go to the 15. yeah. well, the other stuff and i do see there that there's reasoning. they don't put me in. yeah. well the, as i said, i've had or the the, every sanchez here, this is direct impact and disassembled. but we're going to be talking about people inside you crime. and people outside you crane started asking questions about whether this was a good deal, and that was at that point that it, that it fell apart. this is a blockbuster admission that you are about to hear. that is victoria new and none other than victoria newman, admitting for the very 1st time that she and others in the u. s. government till the peace deal between russia and ukraine. and she goes on to explain why they did it. i'm rick sanchez. what do you say we do this? the book, one way or another one way or another truth? oh, my dad told me this. my mom told me this. i tell my kids is one way or another. it could take a decade. it took like months years, but the truth always comes out. it just does. and here it is, victoria newl

foster job stomping grounds baroness jacqueline fosterjob i was jacqueline foster job i was here.ed to a party member. but i think. all the authority of someone who has several phone line. andreas has done some secret stuff with the security minister kept us safe in a very uncertain backend to this decade against that you've got. coming based not giving someone who is going to be challenging challenge the status quo will be no easy. leader of a party with just a hundred twenty one tory mps maybe that maybe that's what members want will get the final two next week and tomorrow we're talking of course as you said there. to robert jeric in january but joining me now is baroness foster jacqueline foster. who are you backing by the structures your tory peer on the— photo starkly seems a factory. never really moved from— i've listened to the four candidates we've got four very very good candidates they've all got— but i've come out very strongly now four cabins for coming . is a strongly now four cabins for coming. is a party ready for that. coming. is a party ready for that . right six

. >> jesse: gold star mom jacqueline scwits here.ery time of the year now, it's heart breaking, and you're at the cemetery, donald trump is there, and there's horrible coverage on main-stream media about -- i don't understand the controversy. how do you feel about kamala harris politicizing herself, and tainting this solemn varies. >> thank anniversary. >> we were all absolutely pissed off. the timing of the year is always hard anyway, and when we're trying to enjoy the family that we have left and this comes up on social media, and just -- i mean, we're infuriated. it's another spit in the face, slap in the face. i'm absolutely so frustrated with this administration, and how -- i mean, first they don't even acknowledge that it was -- that our kids even died on their watch. and then to spit in our face and say that donald trump was politicizing this, when it was us, the families, that had invited him. and in fact, actually, the white house and biden and harris were actually invited as well. they just chose not to be there. >> jesse:

and that, uh, what nathan, jacqueline defense minister you are calling and others are saying about live on, on, is alive and will bring the end of these robots. you know, we have a hearing this morning for a few years now and more intensely over the past several months. and i think they, they keep falling on the years. and this time is just really seems like these are all has no way out because somebody is running perspective, they really have no way out because the nor today it's completely depopulated. they need to have their centers back. and that only means an outcome of positive outcomes. but let me know where we have. let's see how things on the phone when they find speaking to us today is where they get to see you. esther bond to with the head of news at the cradle media out there. thank you. the, the us government is out. so guesses on model is that the bug is happy to oblige his method platforms have joined washington. his crusade against all networks i think, is down across facebook and instagram. but this comes off of the state department code for a world wide bond of rush an

jacqueline, who works in occupational health for tata, doesn't know where her future lives. moment in time, _ trying to be as strong and as happy and trying to answer everybody- else's questions when i'm i in the same uncertain boat as the rest of the staff. a new, greenerfuture may be on the horizon, but the journey there feels painful for those who need jobs here and now. hywel griffith, bbc news, port talbot. extraordinary scenes in the united states... more than 100 people have died and millions are without power in the united states after hurricane helene brought torrential rain and high winds a number of states over the weekend including florida and north carolina. several towns have been flattened and roads destroyed. the authorities say a number of people are still missing and the death toll may rise. carl nasman reports. florida to georgia to tennessee, homes and livelihoods washed away. more than 100 people have died across six states since the hurricane made landfall in florida on thursday. with hundreds still unaccounted for, that figure is expected to rise. i've

and he explain why this the jacqueline policies as well. we're losing the war in the, in the public opinion, all throughout the year to since you mentioned, al, read the quote, you know, go right back to this is the quote from the state department r t is one of the reasons the world has, has been not fully supportive of ukraine, that is from the us state department. keep going join us. that's exactly exactly it . so we've, we've got out of all way to tell the world this how terrible russia is and how we muscle rally behind the united states. and they, so in this, perhaps the war in ukraine and the rest of the world isn't buying it. and why is in the rest of the world buying it? i see. so what the, this new attack analogy is about is we have to, is to really go off to the rest of the world and to tell them you need to band to you. and that's really what the unit demand out there. why do you need to do it then that and then they come up with these lower decreased explanations. law who will explanation as well, because they've got the cyber ca

jacqueline, thank you very much for joining us. and make sure forjoining us.fully she can she can continue praying in peace on the beach. what could possibly be wrong with that? now, thank you very much for joining us. this afternoon forjoining us. this afternoon on gb news. cheers, mate. and lots more still to come between now and 5:00, including seven. rotherham child abusers have been jailed for over 100 years after harrowing crimes against girls will be live with our national reporter charlie peters, outside sheffield crown court. he's been doing some reporting on this harrowing yet vital case, and >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers , sponsors of boxt boilers, sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello. welcome along to the latest forecast from the met office for gb news. it's turned into a fine day for many of us. dry, sunny spells . there is some dry, sunny spells. there is some rain turning up later and that's because of this weather front coming along from the atlantic . coming along from the atlantic. and it's going to push cloud and outbreak

jacqueline june norton. robert brandt norton. >> daniela r.otaro. >> brian novotny. >> soichi numata. >> brian nunez. >> jose nunez. >> jeffrey nussbaum. >> james a. oakley. >> dennis oberg. >> james p. o'brien jr. >> michael p. o'brien. >> scott j. o'brien. dennis james oh connor jr.>> daniel o'callaghan. >> jefferson ocampo. >> dennis j. o'connor. >> diana j. o'connor. >> keith k. o'connor. >> richard j. o'connor. >> amy o'doherty. >> marni pont o'doherty. >> douglas e. oelschlager. >> takashi ogawa. >> albert ogletree. and my cousin. words can ever express how much you're missed and loved. >> and my cousin howard g. gilling's junior. on the day he was born, my family was forever changed. on the day he was taken, our country was forever changed. until we meet again, may god hold you in the palm of his hands. and if i may say one thing, divided we are american aunt . together, we are american. >> philip paul ognibene. >> james andrew o'grady. >> joseph j. ogren. >> thomas o'hagan. >> samuel oitice. >> patrick j. o'keefe. >> william o'keefe. >

and their supervisors, jamie back leapt and jacqueline kelly they are members of the civil rights unit and our criminal division we created the civil rights unit when i became us attorney. >> i'm deeply proud of their work on this. >> and so many other cases i'll now take some questions erica, to risky abc. thanks, nick damian. thanks the indictment describes aggressive, open violin hedonistic abuse that you say was recurrent and widely known why did it take law enforcement so long to intervene? how many women were victimized by sean combs and how many others who are involved? >> well, our investigation is ongoing. we are committed to bringing justice to everyone who has been victimized by the defendant i can't tell you why it took so long. i think the better focus is on the fact that we are here today and, we are committed to making sure that justice is done that's question thank you. julie ainslie, nbc thank you for doing this. >> you said we're not done and that cms did not do this alone. do you foresee that there could be other charges related to this case? >> i'm not taking anythi

jacqueline and was picked by the city after the closure of the lake merritt lodge. and meanwhile, in san francisco, yet homeless advocates asking city agencies to stop season personal property from the in house. several unsheltered people spoke at the san francisco homelessness oversight commission meeting yesterday. one of lucas chamberlain set the sweeps are targeting people like him who are living in their cars. >> i do anything. we're jus. working hard and we're just trying to survive next meeting. >> the commission is urging the city to stop season identification documents, medicine equipment, survival gear, food and water. the commission has put together a former resolution with this request which will be voting on in the next meeting. a suspected drunk driver facing charges for a hit and run crash killed in oakland teen and her mother. the crash happened back on august. 19th ride the intersection of international boulevard near 70 seconds. police say 17 year all modeling to lopez and her mother there were in that crosswalk when they were hit the suspect. 37 y

the heir as the tile of a while as big as a bus, launches him from the sea then youtube is max in jacqueline was snorkeling with humpbacks in waters off the gulf coast when they captured the gentle giants, moment of mayhem, there we were super excited obviously at the opportunity to submit wales is pretty rare, but they didn't expect an experience what this unique, it got wild, surrounded by three wild the couple were keeping an eye on one beneath them when the unbelievable haven't all of a sudden, there was commotion behind us and we turned around and someone we didn't know at the time who it was, but someone was on top of the tail of a while, the man on the tile was one of their tour guides lifted from the water biola voice good day. everyone was just in such like adrenaline, i think like had this adrenaline rushing through your body, but to we'll go out to skyping uninjured after taking flight was the first time this happened to him? >> yeah. but he was very ecstatic about it. it was like a relatively gentle experience from what we could tell. >> now, we go while of a tile grazie that was

is going to be serving the homeless earlier this year, the oakland city council approved turning jacqueline in into homeless housing. and there is a group that includes the former oakland police chief and current now city council candidate or armstrong completing the city has ignored. what they're saying is kind of moved ahead. bold ahead with these plans. regardless. and the business owners are really concerned that the homeless shelter will bring in more crime. >> something to come into the square that makes people want to come here. not something that deter our customers. i'm from patronizing our business that we work so hard for. and we demand a public airing by the city council on this decision. none of us were notified. group of business owners is just asking for an opportunity to have a conversation with city leaders before decisions like >> the hotel they thought would be comforted by this summer to a shelter. that hasn't happened yet. the jack london inn was chosen by the city after the closure of the lake merritt lodge. and some homeless advocates in san francisco are asking city

this is from the eastern district of pennsylvania, jacqueline romero writing this while already being prosecuted for one hoax threats spurred by of all things, his fantasy football league matthew gabriel inexplicably decided to send another. his actions were extremely disruptive and consume significant law enforcement resources on two continents, diverting them from actual incidents, investigations. and then she warns hoax threats aren't a joke or protected speech. they are a crime. my advice to keyboard warriors, you'd like to avoid federal charges. always think of the potential consequences before you hit post or sent a big lesson for this one man in particular, yeah. >> do we know what was at the roots of this beef? and where is matt gabriel now? >> so they just had some sort of online disagreement on a chat that somehow resulted in escalated to this. matthew gabriel. he's been under investigation for quite some time because this first threat was way back in august 2023. he's he's now been charged. he faces those two counts. he was released on $25,000 bond and he will be sentenced

so they're still working on this jacqueline and was chosen by the city after the closure of the lake live. in time in tampa. jessica, homeless advocates are asking city agencies to stop seizing personal property. >> from the un housed several unsheltered people spoke at the san francisco homelessness oversight commission meeting which happened yesterday. one of them is named lucas chamberlain. he says that the swedes are targeting people like him living in their vehicles were not doing anything. we're jus. >> working hard and we're just trying to survive the next meeting. the commission is urging the city to stop. >> seizing the identifications and >> medical equipment and survival gear, food and water of these people. the commission has put together a formal resolution with this request, which will be voted on in the next meeting. >> well, simply member matt haney is continuing to call on governor newsom to expand access to methadone. health officials say that the drug will help end the opioid epidemic in san francisco right now, more than 2500 people received methadone throughout c

the oakland city council approved turning the jacqueline the square in into a homeless housing facility including former oakland police chief and current city council candidate won. armstrong says that they are being ignored as the city moves ahead with their plans. the business owners are concerned that the shelter will bring more crime to the commercial district. >> something that come into the square that makes people want to come here. not something that deter our customers. i'm from patronizing our business that we work so hard for. and we demand a public airing by the city council on this decision. none of us were notified. group of business owners is just asking for an opportunity to have a conversation with city leaders before decisions like >> now the hotel is expected to become a shelter by the summer, but that still hasn't happened. the jack london inn was picked by the city after the closure of the lake merritt watch. the south bay. local leaders say thousands of people in the bay area experiencing homelessness need somewhere to safer to sleep. kron four's dan kerman explain

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doctor jacqueline magno is a psychiatrist with kaiser permanente san leandro.s so much for being here. so as i just mentioned, i mean, this day can really be emotional, doctor, for a lot of people. >> yes, i agree because today marks the anniversary date of the nine over 11. despite that, it has been 23 years since it happened. a lot of people are still impacted, either directly or indirectly, because they've lost a lot of love. either they lost loved ones or people got injured. so it just brings it, reminds them of the trauma. and that was the time where in people just did not feel safe in our country, there was just lack of security and people were scared that, are we going to have a world war three? >> and so obviously when you have a traumatic event like this, it stays with you long after the event. as you mentioned, it's been 23 years. some people call it the anniversary effect. what can you tell us about that? and what might some of the symptoms be of that? >> so what happens is, you know, it's it doesn't just happen the day of, but a week or even two wee