borja: hacemos contacto con edwin pitti, estÁ en la casa blanca, junto a karina ruiz.gital", karina hÁblanos de ese vÍdeo cuando con fantÁstico a la senadora en ese vuelo. >> mire que estaba en mi vuelo, y dije "esta es la oportunidad que tengo de hacer escuchar mi voz". ella se ha negado de unirse con grupos numerosas veces, pensÉ que ahorita le deniegue decir que se comprometa para incluir un camino de ese ania para millones de personas, en esta oportunidad con la reconciliaciÓn este proceso. edwin: no te ves igual que en el vÍdeo, terra paste la cabeza,. >> es mi compromiso, me unÍ, ellos llamaron a cinco y un personas a raparse la cabeza como un signo de compromisos,. mi senadora no se pudo comprometer, de enseÑarle que sÍ se comprometÍa con esta causa. yo perdÍ a mi papÁ, a mi mamÁ, no he visto a mi hermana en mÁs de dos dÉcadas. no quiero que mi mamÁ muera sin ver a mi hermana, el dolor nuestro es real ella tiene que dejar de ignorarnos. edwin: tÚ tienes un niÑo de 18 aÑos que votÓ por primera vez. ¿? estas contenta con la acciÓn de los demÓcratas? >> siento frus

karina mitchell has the details.for the covid shot for ages five to 11. >> the rationale is protect your children to get back to normal life. karina: the first 50 million doses being shipped ready to go into arms as possibly as early as wednesday with an expressive -- expected signoff from the cdc. some parents are looking forward to getting their children vaccinated. leslie lopez pulled her child out of school worried about covid. >> i want to do it to feel more peace of mind. karina: some parents are not so sure. >> it seems like it came out so fast, and we are talking about a child. i feel like it is different for me. karina: new york city is bracing for a possible worker shortage as thousands of municipal employees defy a friday deadline to get vaccinated. >> new york city will come to a crisis monday morning, response times will go through the roof. karina: firefighters facing off with city leaders in american insisting that mandates are working tweeting that vaccination weight -- rates are on the rise in the u.

karina: firefighters facing off with city leaders.ing that vaccination rates are on the rise. and the u.s. supreme court denying a request to block maine's vaccine mandate for health care workers, which does not permit for any religious exemptions. karina mitchell, abc news, new york. liz: lagging behind the research. san francisco county executives are urging seniors to get vaccinated ahead of the holidays. abc 7 news reporter stephanie sierra is digging into the data. stephanie: for months, we have heard health officials highlight the importance of booster shots especially for seniors and those , at high risk of covid-19. the problem in san francisco is that most are not getting them. >> only about one in five of our seniors have gotten them. stephanie: the deputy director of health says that these are people who are eligible, meaning that anyone 65 and older at least six months out from their primary vaccination series. where would you expect the percentage to be? >> it is a good question. i mean, obviously we would want it, especi

karina, gracias por estar con nosotros. karina: mucho gusto de estar aquÍ contigo.cionada por ella . ella ha dicho que ha organizado marchas en aÑos anteriores en contra de la ley, y ahora por silencio no estÁ diciendo los que nos apoya. queremos que trabaje con la administraciÓn de joe biden y que logren ese anhelado camino a la ciudadanÍa. es la oportunidad que tenemos. satcha: hay quienes cuestionan el haber abordado y que la seguiste hasta el barrio, quÉ le dices a ellos y a la propia congresista? karina:en este momento te puedo hablar del incidente que pasÓ conmigo. creo que la senadora se ha hecho inaccesible. no ha tenido uniÓn con la comunidad el mÁs de 3 aÑos. nosotros estamos realmente desesperados, estamos luchando por mÁs de dos dÉcadas para lograreste camino. aquÍ nosotros somos lo que estamos perdiendo a nuestros familiares y el dolor de nosotros es lo que es mÁs grave, no es sobre la turista que estuvo en ese encuentro, somos millones. satcha: antes de despedirnos. en el vÍdeo en el aviÓn te vemos con el cabello largo y ahora estÁs rapada. cuÉntanos p

karina garza ochoa, univisiÓn 23 .un segundo mandato consecutivo. paulina: y este britÁnico sobreviviÓ a una caÍda en la jornada de carreras de la final en mÁnchester. el piloto chocÓ contra la barrera de contenciÓn despuÉs de impactarse en la parte trasera de la motocicleta de jason. ahÍ lo tiene, la carga se retuvo durante varios minutos y afortunadamente no solo sufriÓ heridas leves. es impresionante. afortunadamente saliÓ bien como veÍamos . las chivas halladas de guadalajara se reconciliaron con su aficiÓn tras derrotar a toluca y asÍ sueÑan con la liguilla del fÚtbol mexicano. >> vamos a ver lo mÁs interesante hasta el momento en el mundo del deporte. Último encuentro de la fecha 13 del apertura 2021. chivas y toluca le pusieron punto final a la jornada. ambos en tiempo de compensaciÓn. el primer y segundo tiempo llegÓ a 17 puntos para seguir en zona de pesca.en la serie a a pesar de que el cuadro de visitantes se puso al frente, no hay que reemplazar el pase con anotaciones de matÍas y el mexicano johan vÁsquez

karina garza ochoa nos presenta su historia....stan, hoy fueronlos funerales de las victimas del atentado suicida en una mezquita de "kunduz", el tercero de esta semana contra una institucion religiosa... el grupo terrorista "estado islamico" reivindico la autoria de este ataque en el que, segun las autoridades, murieron 46 personas y 143 resultaron heridas... aunque funcionarios de salud dijeron que el numero de muertos podria estar entre 70 y 80. la policia italiana reprimio hoy en roma una manifestacion contra el "pasaporte sanitario" por covid 19... en la protesta participaron grupos neo-fascistas... que lanzaron bombas de humo y asaltaron la sede de un sindicato... hay que enfatizar que el gobierno establecio el pasaporte como una medida para controlar la pandemia en ese pais... el gobierno de transicion de mali, anuncio la liberacion de la religiosa colombiana... gloria cecilia narvaez... quien permanecio secuestrada desde febrero del 2017 por un grupo yihadista aliado de al qaeda... tras 4 aqos y 8 meses en cautiverio, la re

como dice karina.vid mÁs severo. doctor juan. cuÉntanos del anuncio. doctor juan: se llama" santo remedio en talla" estar bien por fuera quiere decir estar bien por dentro estar en tu mejor punto. que tÚ escoges. tu decides como tÚ te sientes en talla. es un sentimiento de bienestar. pero tambiÉn para estar bien por dentro. karol: lo mejor de todo es que se va a lograr juntos. doctor juan: es algo que he querido hacer para la comunidad hispana. en la comunidad hispana es una epidemia. en estados unidos en general. que te parece karla si nos vamos con el sistema de nutriciÓn. para que vean exactamente. hay una fase de limpieza que son siete dÍas. cuando comemos demasiado azÚcar o comida procesada del cuerpo se inflama. hay que comenzar con una fase de limpieza. luego estÁ la pÉrdida de peso las personas van a poder perder 10 y hasta 50 libras. las que necesiten. van a poder hacer el estilo de vida que usted prefiera. finalmente una fase de mantenimiento. no es solamente bajar de peso. no queremos un reb

[habla en inglÉs] reportera: karina ruiz es la dreamer que confrontÓ a una legisladora en un aviÓn. >me ignorÓ completamente. reportera: los dreamers se manifestaron este mediodÍa frente a la casa blanca. >> los demÓcratas tienen que responder. nosotros le dimos el apoyo. reportera: piden a los senadores demÓcratas que ignoren las recomendaciones de la asesora del senado. >> con lo que ha dicho se ve difÍcil, pero por eso pedimos a la cÁmara que ignore la recomendaciÓn. reportera: los honores demÓcratas dicen que no estÁn de acuerdo todavÍa a ignorar la parlamentaria eleve ——y le presentarÁn un tercer plan. muchas dreamers han sido invitados al senado. soÑadores piden al senador chuck schumer acciÓn inmediata. >> pedimos acciÓn. ilia: un panel de jueces de apelaciones declarÓ inconstitucional una ley de california que busca el finde contratos con cÁrceles privadas. los jueces declararon que la medida interfiere con la capacidad del estado para tratar la inmigraciÓn. jorge: vamos a la frontera con mÉxico. gobernadores republicanos enviaron una carta al presidente biden el pasado 26 de

correcto, es lo justo >> en las movilizaciones fueron arrestados decenas de personas, una de ellas karinarse con nosotros a la mesa tener un diálogo honesto para lograr la ciudadanìa para nuestra genbte >> por décadas han buscado un camino a la ciudananía responsable >> bueno, fue una promesa de este gobierno. en virginia policía actúa como héroe y salva la vida de su compañera, estaban investigando un accidente en carretera, el oficial stuart tuvo pocos segundos para reaccionar. la quita del paso y el auto blanco golpea la patrulla, esto ocurrió hace cuatro días, hasta ahora se conocen las imágenes. >> y en la florida, hay novedades de la búsqueda de brianlaundrie el padre se une para la búsqueda de su hijo en ese parque, investigadores encontraron un campamento en la reserva, ahora le piden al padre mostrarles los senderos que le joven frecuentemente utilizaba >> en long beach state se anuncio investigación en el caso de mona rodríguez quien fue desconectada porque tenía muerte cerebral, el oficial había disparado desde la preparatoria se exige que el oficial sea condenado, el distrito

we are thankless to have this as an option. -- thankful to have this as an option. >> karina mitchellclinic was held yesterday at broadmoor village in san mateo county. people who attended the pop-up event were offered the pfizer and johnson & johnson vaccine. the board of supervisors president says the vaccination rate in the county is 94%. 72% in broadmoor village. >> our goal is, in san mateo county, the drive to 100%. we will get there. i'm confident we will get there. it is these pop-ups like this that will get us there. liz: on thursday, a mass vaccination site for booster shots will be opening at the san mateo county event center for people 65 and older. you can ask our vaccine team your questions about the covid-19 vaccine. go to abc 7.com/vaccine and click on the big blue box. families in the south bay are rallying to try and put a stop to school closures in their community. a series of cost-cutting recommendations will be voted on for the next school year due to a lack of funding. some of those recommendations include permanently closing two elementary schools. the vote will

i'm joined now by karina as well as adam, former deputy chief of staff to senate majority leader harry reid and battle born collective. i have to very quickly ask adam a question based on what we just heard from senator smith. have you ever met the voter whose voting issue is the specific amount of debt the united states owes, debt is their only issue? >> no, absolutely not. especially dealing with numbers at this point that verge on the comical, you know, so democrats i'll sound like i'm joking but i'm not. they should raise it to a gagillion dollars. they will raise it so it's knot -- not the republicans issue and sounds silly, you can't put democrats raise believe that so i think both for the sort of good policy and good politics here is to just take the opportunity to get this thing out of the way and i don't think voters will barely notice that it happened. >> correct. the $28 trillion, thank you for being on the show. people do care about policy. people want to know what someone did and that's how they evaluate and elect in the first place. voting for this parliamentarian tells d

resulta que no había bueno y nos lo dieron para 2 días >>> es la situación que se encontró la señora karinaerolíneas al juez y sus viajeros >>> tenemos que esperar quién sabe cuántas horas. tengo como 5 horas en el teléfono y nadie contesta >>> la aerolíneas o les informó a través de un comunicado que estamos experimentando más tiempo en nuestros aeropuertos de florida desde el comienzo del fin de semana, desafíos que se vieron agravados por problemas inesperados en el control del tráfico aéreo en la región lo que ha provocado retrasos y cancelaciones significativas para nosotros >>> lo bueno es que nos dieron pase para un hotel y para comer algo también, pero es un inconveniente porque llevamos aquí yo quiero llegar a mi casa a atlanta, pero qué vamos a hacer >>> cansada de esperar como otros viajeros que hacen filas en busca de respuestas al menos 1800 vuelos se fueron cancelados este fin de semana, saúl Ñíguez pidió disculpas ante clientes y paciencia mientras reinstala sus operaciones normales >>> ¿qué se puede hacer? hay que aguantar >>> aunque algunos viajeros presumen se trata de esc

karina ariano felt compelled to connect with her roots when expecting her first born son, he made his way into the world that the peak of the pandemic. so she named him a word into tenure, which means strength. >> and sisters and the fact that our language hasn't been fluently for so long for us bring it back to its such a big step to reclaiming our culture back is the youngest people has been practicing newly learned words with her friends in 4th grade class first i came out to be just like a little kid all and now. >> and a girl all he's a part of this culture who can actually. learn a ton of and church. and you know that you what most people in l a that's part what i do. you are and i feel proud of it. >> another student explains that learning their language. it's a way to pay respect to their elders who endured danger. they no longer face. >> some people don't realize that. and sisters matter, ali, have been language beat out of them. and this is our way to make them proud by making sure that we keep our language alive. >> medina explains reviving indigenous languages is rewarding

karina: i'm sophie -- sophie: i'm sophie kamaruddin in hong kong.idi stroud-watts. china's pandemic warning made -- may dampen investor sentiment. the new covert outbreak will worsen in the coming days. analysts are washing -- watching for reassurance on evergrande and china's property sector. kathleen: for a look at how the asia trading day is progressing, back to sophie. sophie: after japanese stocks cap a fourth weekly drop, pressure continues this morning. politics also a key theme after they lost selections on sunday. ahead of the boj's meeting, the yen softened a touch after again. at citigroup, the team is bustling a recent trend and going bullish on slowing growth expectations for china. over goldman, the economics team lowered the growth forecast for china to 5.2% from 5.6%. checking on the open in south korea, we have a speech later this morning from president moon, downside a third, extending a decline for a fourth straight session. we're going to keep an eye out for earnings today, and also watch reaction to the ipo fundraising. we have

. ♪ karina: -- laura: you're looking at a live shot in the principal room.up, wendy cutler at 12:30 new york, 5:30 in london. this is bloomberg. let's check in on the bloomberg first word news. i am laura wright. european governments are leaning towards backing and battled imf managing director. the fund's board is preparing to make a decision on the future of the bulgarian economist. there have been allegations of improper behavior during her previous job at the world bank. she denied any wrongdoing. in poland nationalist leaders slammed the opposition after the biggest antigovernment protest this year. this year the opposition leader accused the ruling party of trying to take poland out of the eu. governments call that fake news. the u.k. is headed for a fight with the european union over the border controls in northern ireland. u.k. brexit minister david frost blast for a significant change in the northern island -- will ask for a significant change in the northern ireland agreement -- willing to make adjustment to ease bottlenecks. global news 24 hours a

karina mitchell has the details. >> president biden remembering the lives lost to covid-19 after then the u.s. topped 700,000. the president saying on twitter we must remember each person and the life they live. nearly 70 million americans have yet to receive the vaccine. >> vaccination is our best defense. we have the tools needed to put the end to this pandemic. >> in new york city, unvaccinated teachers have until monday morning to provide proof of vaccination or face termination. >> i am willing to lose my career over this. >> california's governor announcing the state will be the first to require covid-19 vaccines for students and teachers after full fda approval is granted for each age group. parents coming down on both sides. >> i will pull my kids out of school. >> if it is mandatory, then of course. >> many parents are eagerly awaiting vaccine approval. according to a new report, one third of parents with kids age five to 11 will get their kids vaccinated right away once eligible. in missouri, front-line workers in branson are being given personal panic buttons that call sec

karina: seven-day day winning streak, we could the countdown to the open starts right now. >> everything you need to get set for the start of u.s. trading. this is bloomberg the open with jonathan ferro. jonathan: we begin with the big issue, stop market back at all-time highs. >> the market is climbing the wall of worry. >> not a problem for stocks. >> we don't think there is a lot of pain trade. >> that's been the story over the last month. >> it's an earnings story. >> our profits are going to be robust. >> we move our way through earnings season. >> is interesting to see th

on monday, karina ruiz, head of the arizona dream act coalition and a former volunteer on the sinemaign, approached the senator on her flight to d.c. to ask her to support immigration reform as part of the legislation. >> if you can submit the -- including citizenship for people to be protected, like me, and many others. can you commit to that, senator? amy: senator sinema mostly ignored ruiz, even as she went on to share about her father's recent death. after her flight landed, sinema was confronted by other constituents at the airport about what she wanted to cut from the democrats' build back better act. >> do you want to cut climate priorities? is it eldercare or childcare? amy: the state of missouri executed ernest lee johnson tuesday, after the u.s. supreme court rejected a petition to delay the killing, and despite pleas from lawmakers, activists , and even the vatican to spare johnson, who had an intellectual disability. it was missouri's first execution in over a year and the seventh in the u.s. this year. in international news, taiwan's defense minister said tensions with c

karina ariano felt compelled to connect with her roots when expecting her first born son, he made his way into the world that the peak of the pandemic. so she named him a word into tenure, which means strength. >> and the fact that our language hasn't been spoken to italy for so long for us bring it back is huge such a big step to reclaiming our culture back is the youngest people has been practicing newly learned words with her friends in 4th grade class first i came out to be just like a little kid all and now. >> a grill. he is a part of this culture who can actually. learn a ton of words and church. and you know that you what most people in l a that's part what i do. you are and i feel proud of it. >> another student explains that learning their language. it's a way to pay respect to their elders who endured danger. they no longer face. >> some people don't realize that. and sisters literally have been language beat out of them. and this is our way to make them proud by making sure that we keep our language alive. >> medina explains reviving indigenous languages is rewarding becau

karina ariano felt compelled to connect with her roots. >> when expecting her first born son, he made his way into the world that the peak of the pandemic. so she named him a word into tenure, which means strength. >> and the fact that our language hasn't been to italy for so long for us bring it back is such a big step to reclaiming our culture back is the youngest people has been practicing newly learned words with her friends in 4th grade class first i came out to be just like a little kid all and now. >> and a girl all he is a part of this culture who can actually. learn a ton of and church. and you know that you what most people in l a that's part of what i do. you are and i feel proud of it. >> another student explains that learning their language. it's a way to pay respect to their elders who endured danger. they no longer face. >> some people don't realize that. and sisters matter. ali had been language beat out of them. and this is our way to make them proud by making sure that we keep our language alive. >> medina explains reviving indigenous languages is rewarding because i

this was always going to be the case and -- and karina asks if this is true, would there have been anyen administration could have avoided the chaotic exit from afghanistan? >> i think they could have planned a lot better, no question. they clearly were caught off guard by how quickly the taliban was able to take over capitals and march right into kabul without any resistance. they clearly were not ready for that. i think intelligence assessments show that the biden administration thought they had at least a few months if not longer, that the afghan government and army could hold out and they weren't prepared for this and they should have had contingencies in place that the u.s. military plans for everything. at the pentagon there's plans on the shelf for invading canada, nobody ever expects to use them but there's plans and i am surprised that we didn't have better plans in place for a sudden evacuation if we needed it and particularly the plans was -- was deficient in trying to process immigrant visas for afghans who had helped the united states, interpreters or civil servants or oth

and karina asks if this was true. is there any way they could have avoided this chaotic exit?ink they could have planned better, no question. they clearly were caught off guard by how quickly the taliban was able to take over provincial capitals and just trying to get to kabul without any resistance. they were clearly not ready for that. i think the basic intelligence shows they were not prepared for this there should have been plans. there is plans for invadingcap da, and no one expects to use them but there is plans. i'm surprised we didn't have plans in place for a sudden evacuation if we needed it. and the plans was deficient in trying to process immigrant vee shas for afghans that helped the united states the u.s. government knew this going back to the obama administration. there was a huge backlog of visa applications that were not processed and could not be done quickly. i think the biden administration made some improvements but that is something we should have foreseep and better prepared for. so we were just -- no way could we process all of those applications. pulli

i am karina mitchell. i vonnie quinn.deral reserve may start tapering at the next meeting, but our guest spoke to tom keene and jonathan ferro. >> in 2022, just under 2% by the fourth quarter of next year. in the near term, i think there is still some reason to expect stronger growth. the trend is down, but i do not think it is going to be a straight line. a boost from the receding delta wave, and i think the inventory cycle is also going to boost growth, but this is all and the relative short-term, and going forward, we think there will be a significant result. tom: whatever the flavor of inflation here, what does it do for the inflation-adjusted wage? jan: i think it depends on whether you look at the top end of the wage distribution or the bottom end. i think at the bottom end, we have seen a short acceleration in wage growth. we think about 6% with all of the changes in composition, and that is obviously the strongest we have had in many years. i do think that the expanded unemployment benefits are a big driver of tha

raÚl: a celebrar, comenzamos este jueves 14 con dulce karina de san antonio texas.s. sin desperdicios. garnier micellar cleansing water y reusable eco pads de garnier, ¡naturalmente! alan: si usted siente que ya no puede mÁs, aquÍ estamos para ayudarle no tirÉ la toalla que estÁ yuri arias al rescate. yuri: cÓmo amanecieron? alan: muy bien, muchas gracias, tenemos a dos mujeres extraordinarias. marita hermosa. y por otro lado a kim. kim: lista para aprender a relajarme. alan: estÁ nuestro chef yisus, en el control estÁ enrique, ya lo vamos a ver en un momento mÁs. alan: bueno, por quÉ quieres hacer yoga? >>soy muy activa y me estoy sintiendo como para abajo. yudi, por quÉ no comenzamos, con lo que serÍa lo primero. yudi:todos podemos bajar un poco, hoy les quiero enseÑar es una respiraciÓn que todos lo podemos hacer en yoga, cerramos los ojos y vamos a respirar, estos dos dedos a la frente, este es un chacra y con el dedo gordo nos vamos a tapar un lado de la nariz. vamos a inhalar con este lado. lo vamos a hacer 3 veces. hay muchos tipos de respiraciÓn, lo vamos ha

we think that that is a lesson that we concerned from karina, if you are being evacuated you should takeith you. i have a carrier, and you need to have a carrier that you can fit your pet in comfortably and you need to take your pet with you when you were evacuated. >> i am going to thank you very much for joining us and bringing oreo today. and i am gogogogogogogogogogogoo >> good morning, everyone. today is the october 26 meeting of the san francisco county transportation authority. good morning. i'm rafael mandelman. i chair this board. our vice chair is aaron peskin, our clerk is britney milton. madame clerk, please call the roll. >> yes, chair. [roll call] it's been a while since i've done this. [roll call continues] melgar absent. [are call] [roll call] and one more call for commissioner chan. chan absent. ok. we have quorum. >> all right. thank you. i think you may have a public comment announcement to read. >> yes, chair. and i see that commissioner chan just popped on. so, should i just call her name? >> sure. >> commissioner chan? >> present. >> thank you. chan present. um, all