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manny has nadado con tiburones..pero ?Ón ataca cuando tiene hambre. borja: no me quedado todo claro, no sÉ si la gente lo entendido, si estamos nadando en la playa que no estamos cerca la orilla sin un poco mar adentro y de repente vemos un tiburÓn, dices que no tenemos que huir? ¿cÓmo salimos entonces? >> sal del agua pero hay mirar la espalda, si trata de escapar rÁpido lo invitas a que te ataque, tienes que ir despacio. es una situaciÓn muy mala para el que estÁ nadando. si ves a los tiburones atacando salgan del agua. carolina: te agradecemos estos tiburones son tan importantes para la vida del ocÉano, por favor jamÁs los ataquen aunque son tan grandes son importantÍsimos para la vida del ecosistema. borja: si los atacas van a ir por ti asÍ que ya lo saben y casa, despacito y le damos la espalda el tiburÓn. carolina: nos acerquen a los tiburones, maÑana mÁs aquÍ en "ediciÓn digital". borja: muchÍsimas gracias por su atenciÓn, hasta maÑana. son 5200 millonesmientras tanto los dÍgitos siguen descendiendo en california,

manny: no! -(beep) -manny: "i'm so cold." "i'm so cold." "i'm so cold!" and action. (shivers) um...brr, am i right? manny: you've got to be kidding me. weekend in full swing as people plan for fireworks, parades and barbecues. health officials are warning about the delta variant. it appears that it can spread very quickly. so you go to a bar uh, and your unvaccinated and there are other people who are unvaccinated. it'll be easily spread. doctors say unvaccinated people should be careful about attending large indoor gatherings as a delta variant spreads across the country. even though 70% of the berries residents are vaccinated, doctors are still concerned. good evening. i'm andre senior. christina is off. we get live coverage now from ktvu emma goes live in oakland with how healthcare workers are trying to get more people protected. emma. saying something at least fourth of july weekend in the bay area, unvaccinated people are most at risk of catching and spreading the delta variant of covid-19 muslim alito. these college students trained by ucsf doctors are communi

host: from california, this is manny. caller: hello. i am a retired law professor here in california and i was born in havana and i live in havana and i vote in havana. i find a lot of these issues are being given by experts who know nothing about cuba and i wanted to ask the professor if he has ever been to cuba. guest: yes, as a matter of fact i have. caller: when was the last time you were there? guest: i don't think that is a question that is as important. i have been to cuba several times. caller: i live there and i vote there. most people do not realize cuba is a democratic country. i vote for the capitalist candidates because i think cuba is to socialist. host: ok. i think manny got cut off but who he votes for, talk about that perspective. guest: well, it is interesting he would say democracy in cuba. it has been governed by just one party and been governed by two brothers. their nominee has been the head of state since castro stepped down. democracy, i guess it depends on how he is defining it. frankly, democracy to me is about

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

host: from california, this is manny. caller: hello. am a retired law professor here in california and i was born in havana and i live in havana and i vote in havana. i find a lot of these issues are being given by experts who know nothing about cuba and i wanted to ask the professor if he has ever been to cuba. guest: yes, as a matter of fact i have. caller: when was the last time you were there? guest: i don't think that is a question that is as important. i have been to cuba several times. caller: i live there and i vote there. most people do not realize cuba is a democratic country. i vote for the capitalist candidates because i think cuba is to socialist. host: ok. i think manny got cut off but who he votes for, talk about that perspective. guest: well, it is interesting he would say democracy in cuba. it has been governed by just one party and been governed by two brothers. their nominee has been the head of state since castro stepped down. democracy, i guess it depends on how he is defining it. frankly, democracy to me is about s

happening today, san francisco restaurant and communities space manny is opening.th and valencia. partygoers will be treated to a glass of champagne, food, live music, and speeches. manny's has been busy planning the first set of civic, political, and arts programming to get back on track. >>> let's get a check on the holiday forecast. >>> it is mild out there. the fog in the north bay but it's lifting elsewhere. 60, oakland. some sunshine in emeryville. 50s in novato. sunny and warm forecast for the inland valleys. mid-80s there. 60 and partly sunny at the coast. >>> thank you for this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. >>> before i was an avenger, i made mistakes. >> welcome back to "gma" on this sunday morning. a little preview of scarlett johansson back on screen in "black widow." the marvel film being released friday in theaters. and on disney plus. the mcu will be very happy. >> should be fun to watch. >> marvel cinematic universe for those of you w

the padres then put up five runs in the fifth inning and took the lead manny machado, and the padreshe a's fourth straight loss sending them six games behind front running houston. >>> nfl, they checked in for training camp. they will be on the practice field tomorrow in santa clara. for the first time since their super bowl run in miami, kyle shanahan and john lynch had a non-zoom press conference with the media. topic number one, quarterback. jimmy garoppolo and trey lance. >> jimmy is coming in as the number one and trey is coming in as two. there is no rookie that will just come in and be ablegame. >>> katie ledecky, the stanford alum was nowhere to be found in the 200 meter freestyle final. australia took the gold but one hour later, the decade by a large margin won the 1500 freestyle, an olympic event available to women for the first time ever. it was her sixth career olympic gold medal and she still has more events. she is the most decorated female swimmer in history. she is the world record holder in that event and she seemed happier for erica sullivan. shows you a little bit

thing up ♪ >> wish we could just keep playing it kind of dig it 1999 twerk anthem, that's juvenile and mannyhe cash money records artist remade that song into "vax that thing up". they hope the song will help ease vaccine hesitancy that's what they're hoping for if nothing else to get a smile and way back memories. >> what? 1999, never heard that song, totally foreign. now they'll know >> bring it back. >>> first impressions are shifting square space surveyed 2,000 americans found 60% of gen z and 62% of millennials believe how you present yourself online is more important than one person baby boomers came in at 29%. you know the rise of social media is a big deal because it doesn't happen unless you put it on social media. >>> raiders quarterback derrick carr is voicing his support for his teammate who came out as gay. he said the team has nasser's back karl nassib became the first nfl player to come out when he announced it last month in a social media post. >>> keep the breath mints handy the next time you pucker up, kissing a loved one has numerous health benefits, first benefit calorie

manny machado gets the three run jack. san diego comes back to win 7- 4. is no quarterback competition in santa clara. that is the word from kyle shanahan. training camp begins tomorrow. the rookie is unsigned. jimmy garoppolo is the starting quarterback. how long that will be the case remains unseen. he is the hot topic today. >> he is the best quarterback in the building right now. we have three other guys behind him. >> he is a great quarterback. everybody questions his attributes. that confuses me. >> if somebody looks like it would give us a better chance to win, we will make the decision then. >>> aaron rodgers went into packers camp looking like a man without a care in the world. he was trying to force a trade. his restructuring allows them to become a free year. the sharks buy out the contract of jones bending six seasons in teal. the sharks are in the market the sharks are in the market for a ♪ just as well as a poor body. ♪ it's as effective in 90210, as it is in 86503. ♪ medicine will not discriminate against the color of your skin. ♪ we make me

manny machado gets the three run jack. san diego comes back to win 7- 4.re is no quarterback competition in santa clara. that is the word from kyle shanahan. training camp begins tomorrow. the rookie is unsigned. jimmy garoppolo is the starting quarterback. how long that will be the case remains unseen. he is the hot topic today. >> he is the best quarterback in the building right now. we have three other guys behind him. >> he is a great quarterback. everybody questions his attributes. that confuses me. >> if somebody looks like it would give us a better chance to win, we will make the decision then. >>> aaron rodgers went into packers camp looking like a man without a care in the world. he was trying to force a trade. his restructuring allows them to become a free agent next year. the sharks buy out the contract of jones bending six seasons in teal. the sharks are in the market for a [hippo groans melodically] [iguana belts major 3rd] [gator reverb] [splash] ndri sgs] [elephant trumpets] [buffalo punish timpani] [cassowary crescendo] ♪ [goat does a sick

adriana. >> manny, thank you.h is homeland and life. a play on the communist slogan -- [ speaking foreign language ] that's homeland or death. it's not enough to have our homeland. you need to live well. >> you've been there. >> i reported on the normally says of relations for cbs. 3g arrived in 2019. that's allowed people to spread the messages to go out and protest. also why the government cut the internet in response. >> very interesting. >> yeah, well, in the west here in the u.s. hundreds of firefighters in seven states are battling dozens of raging wildfires. the largest one in california, the beckwourth complex fire has burned more than 140 square miles. that is more than three times the size of san francisco. it's turned homes and cars into ash. across the border in oregon the bootleg fire is downing in size every 24 hours. it's so out of control that full containment isn't expected until november. now, on the east dangerous flash flooding in philadelphia. in that area has led to dozens of rescues yesterda

manny machato to score. the next pitch, basset gets it swinging, ends the threat. top of the 7th.t olson at the dish and the oakland a all-star strikes out. american league ue ue ue >>> major league baseball commissioner spoke ahead of tonight's all- star game in colorado. one of the headlines the oakland a's and their future in the east bay. the relocating is at the end. adding the city of oakland is at a decision point if they wanted to keep the team moving forward. believing a move to vegas is a bluff is a mistake and it is a major alternative. they are set to meet for the binding vote on the ballpark proposal. >>> oakland's own lilard leading against argentina. exhibition play. u.s. up a dozen. green slams it home. and you know who this is, it is kevin durant. beats the 1st half buzzer. he knew the shot was good. u.s. up. 4th quarter, passes. and that is a poster big time dunk. that 2 game losing streak is snapped. u.s. wins. >>> abc 7 >>> thank you for watching. for all us acie your time. you can too.

. >> o'donnell: manny bojorquez, thank you so much. and late this afternoon, we got the news from the justice department that an ally of former president trump who ran his inaugural committee was arrested on charges of working as a foreign agent. we get the details now from cbs' nancy cordes. >> reporter: trump confidant tom barrack is charged with using their long-team friendship to unlawfully influence the trump administration and to obtain information about the foreign policy positions of the united states government. prosecutors say barrack was working at the direction of senior officials from the united arab emirates, an oil-rich middle eastern country. >> (announcer) tom barrack. >> reporter: barrack's relationship with the former president stretches back to real estate deals in the 1980s and led to him being tapped to lead mr. trump's presidential inaugural committee. the indictment says barrack successfully added u.a.e.- friendly language to trump's speeches. >> we'll work with our gulf allies to develop a positive energy relat

good evening, manny. >> reporter: good evening, norah. the university of florida health system here in jacksonville is seeing more covid-19 patients now than at any other time during the pandemic. at one point last month, they had only 14 covid-positive patients. now there are 178, more than 90% are unvaccinated, and doctors fear we may not see the peak of this surge until september. 62-year-old cu s d ythecoo >> no, sir. >> rorter: is ere a reasonwhy y- >> i haven't decided not to get it, i just haven't, you know-- i have been contained. >> reporter: you haven't gotten around to it? anne out of eve five new covid cases in 6 one week >> we're going in the wrong direction. if you look at the inflection of the curve of new cases it'prpl e cases. >> reporter: today a groundbreaking question from the president, the lingering impacts from covid including brain fog and chronic pain are now covered under the americans with disabilities act. meanwhile, pfizer and moderna are both weighing expanding the size of their vaccine studies in kids as you

they've lost jessica washington al jazeera chicata, former boxing champion manny pakenio, has joined the growing number of politicians, turning against the president regal, detected the philippines. stuff, talking leader came to power, promising to stamp out corruption. as this term draws to a close opponent say his government is rife with it and has serious questions to answer jamila lin dugan has more from manila it must up when the guns 123 could do one. the presidential election in 20161. he promised to bring an president to change to the philippines by ending corruption within his 1st 6 months in office as he are. but as he enters the final year of the term detectives administration is being bombarded by allegations of plunder and abuse of power. then the government contracts amounting to billions of basis opposition leaders, sonic trillion. this is revealed government documents that show how a long time to aid samuel even has acquired to hundreds of $1000000.00 worth of contracts in the southern region of dev. i'll do what they said to me or for more than 20 years will not pres

the manny charge of securing doses to the continent has criticized europe, saying it's failed to deliver a single vaccine from the 1000000 dip promised not a single dose. not one file has left a european factory for africa. ok, when we've gone to talk to their manufacturers, they tell us that they are completely maxed at meeting the needs of your 5 point. 5000000 infections have been confirmed among the continents. 1.3000000000 people. callbacks promise to deliver 700000000 doses to africa by december. but so far, just 65000000 have actually arrived. reach, come to like the u. k. like the g 7. just are putting the profit pharmaceutical companies above public health, but not by not pushing companies to share the technology so that others in, in developing countries come produce the vaccines. so we are on the, you know, the mercy of the company. the head of the africa centers for disease control and prevention says there's been a 23 percent increase in the number of covey related deaths in the past week, and warns unless the continent can secure a regular supply vaccines. the consequences

year old now serves as a special economic advisor to governor newsom and was part of an event at manny's in the mission. he garnered national attention when he started a pilot guaranteed income program, which offered 130 low income residents in stockton $500 a month. the idea has since spread to other cities. including throughout the country, including a handful right here in the bay area. i'm hopeful that we learned from this and with the work in addition to what you mentioned the guaranteed income work that'sppenin in this state to really think about how do y a for the golden state andat be the great state that we are, one deserves to be hungry and no one deserves to live in poverty. the state legislature recently approved $35 million in the budget to fund local guaranteed income programs. the first state funded basic income plan. it's really sad day, but you know, we have to reflect on her amazing life and her activism, shock and sadness in san francisco after activists janice marika tani suddenly dies her legacy after the break, also ahead, tiger woods spotted on crutches months afte

manny machato to score. the next pitch, basset gets it swinging, top of the 7th.ish and the oakland a all-star strikes out. american league >>> major league baseball commissioner spoke ahead of tonight's all- star game in colorado. one of the headlines the oakland a's and their future in the east bay. the prospect of keeping them relocating is at the end. adding the city of oakland is at a decision point if they wanted to keep the team moving forward. believing a move to vegas is a bluff is a mistake and it is a major alternative. they are set to meet for the binding vote on the ballpark proposal. >>> oakland's own lilard leading against argentina. exhibition play. u.s. up a dozen. green slams it home. and you know who this is, it is kevin durant. beats the 1st half buzzer. he knew the shot was good. u.s. up. 4th quarter, passes. and that is a poster big time dunk. that 2 game losing streak is snapped. u.s. wins. >>> abc 7 featuring fresh artisan bread, layered with tender seasoned steak, sautéed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american ch

good evening, manny. >> reporter: good evening, norah. the university of florida health system here in jacksonville is seeing more covid-19 patients now than at any other time during the pandemic. at one point last month, theythy had only 14 covid-positive patients. now there are 178, more than 90% are unvaccinated, and doctors fear we may not see the peak of this surge until september. wha has this been like for you? 62-year-old curtis sanderlin recently lost his wife to covid, now he, too, is battling to survive. did you get the vaccine, the shot? >> no, no, sir. >> reporter: is there a reason why you decided not to -- >> i haven't not decided not to get it, i just haven't, you know-- i have been contained. >> reporter: you haven't gotten around to it? >> right. >> reporter: more than one out of every five new covid cases in the u.s. are in florida. the state's cases jumped 60% in one week. >> we're going in the wrong direction. if you look at the inflection of the curve of new cases it's among unvaccinated people. the model predicts we

manny reports. happy boy gave a avenue in the heart of 2 nieces, diplomat, guerria has known in the stage for protests and political change. and this week with no difference or security forces lying the streets and the army has set up our case locking people and politicians from accessing government buildings. president case said site, the prime minister of the prominent capital members and announce of fries and parliament's 30 days. when he says the decision was taken after following the process laid out by the constitution. but the move was divided opinions. and i'm a local. if the people see that kind of said wants to become a dictator and work against the revolution, of course the people rise up against him and overthrow him so that you know cause and cause it is really a rescue operation. because lately alternation have seen that the economic and social situation has deteriorated. a lot under the government's policies, the biggest political group, the another party is calling the presidents, mo

piensas describir a un ser maravilloso y a un padre excepcional, no hay palabras para decirte lo que era mannyue tras la separaciÓn, se quedÓ a vivir en aquel espacio en el que tanto habÍan construido como familia. >> ya han pasado unos tres aÑos y medio desde que ya no vive en ese apartamento. juan: a pocos metros estaba el apartamento 803 y por cosa del destino, llegaron a dormir allÍ una pareja junto a su hija de seis aÑos. >> si hubiÉramos sabido, le habrÍamos negado rotundamente ir al apartamento. juan: nicolÁs es el dueÑo del apartamento quien se los prestÓ para que tuviesen un dÍa de playa con la niÑa. ellos, oriundo de argentinatenÍan dos meses en el sur de florida escapando de la amenaza del covid 19 en su paÍs. >> estaban con nosotros 24/7. juan: incluso el domingo anterior, las familias celebraron juntas un dÍa muy especial en este mismo apartamento. >> el domingo dÍa del padre, estÁbamos ahÍ comiendo todos juntos. juan: dicen que las coincidencias no existen, y este mismo dÍa, fue el Último dÍa que adriana estuvo con sus hijos celebrando el dÍa con manuel. dos pisos mÁs arriba, viv

get home address reports now from pendulum like thousands of gambia and so now leave us why i belie manny went on to make sure he would be registered to vote. he didn't think he'd have to fly back to the gambia to make that happen. we were expecting to get it bass brought to you saying abroad, but unfortunately, the last minute they changed everything that we can't we just, you know, outside the country. so we have the only option we have is to come back home can be living abroad like gleiss and money home regularly to support families and invest in that country. those remittances amount to our 5th of the gambia, g d p. many feel they have a right to vote. why ever than now live? but the election commission says that's a decision for parliament. and the laws are currently not in place. intention to going to set him toward what the law has to be amended to the the out of would lose area and would. and also really, but it's in the parliament, which means hundreds of gambia have met what can be very expensive trip whole to get that vote just called after $44.00 days of this registration exer

the mayor says 90 percent of the area is destroyed. lot of button manny reports, all lucid, entire town destroyed by wild fire. some of the 250 residence of listen in western canada had little warning to escape the flames. many of their homes now were due to cinders, which way are we going to go this after temperatures in the area smashed records on the 50 degrees? i can tell you that at best it has been unnerving and worse. it has been downright terrifying in british columbia. we drove up here to cam loop yesterday for our vacation and saw a plume of smoke, so big coming from linton all that distance from here in kamloops. and my son said to me, is there a volcano erupted over there? this map from now so shows the area where the days of reco, temperatures have hit the entire northwest of the united states and canada. the unusual weather is being linked to the so called heat don't wear high pressure zones trap hot air. the emergency cruise has been taking to the sky as well as the ground to battle fall spreading fires across northern california. the flames . once again forcing residents

postwarjapan and in 1959, breaking with over 2000 years of tradition, japan's crown prince akihito mannyng system who oversaw the live broadcast.— live broadcast. crown prince akihito has married — live broadcast. crown prince akihito has married a _ live broadcast. crown prince akihito has married a commoner— live broadcast. crown prince akihito has married a commoner so - live broadcast. crown prince akihito. has married a commoner so breaking japanese tradition of more than 2600 years. translation: the marriage ceremony, lasting only 15 minutes took place in a word in a wooden slat shrine. there was no hint of any western influence in the ritual. the crown prince and his bride were made man and wife. burden by no fewer than 12 kimonos, it took the princess three hours to dress. the total weight was £33. the total weight was 33lbs. shares accompanied them all the way as they continued their drive through tokyo. remembering a turning point in japanese society. that's it for their specialjapan edition of witness history. we will be back very soon with some more first—hand accounts of ext

violence, protest, overton, as he is each and only crisis, and the handling of corona virus or button manny reports. the 2 nicea parliament suspended for a month. demonstrators, rival camps from different sides of the political divide, have been protesting outside the saba and go spilling over into violence. once again, the country is in turmoil. on sunday, people took the streets and several cities in mass, anti government protest. less than 24 hours later president case said, made a bow decision. he froze parliament and ousted prime minister, hitch m a. teaching a dash. i find it surprising how some people are talking about a so called cou. i have followed the constitution. the conditions were met and among these conditions that were procedural terms and that all of these conditions were respected. i then invited the prime minister that i have dismissed and informed him that i call the house speaker, and i told him that i will be resorting to article 80 of the constitution after which i declare the exceptional measures and the presence of permanent danger. and you said a message to sydney

san francisco public health officer dr susan phillips spoke at manny's cafe about the delta variant. she calls it the pandemic of the unvaccinated. the delta variant is very concerning. it spreads very rapidly and what it looks like it at this rate people who are not vaccinated are likely to become infected with delta variant. it is just that effective at moving from person to person while masking indoors is recommended, phillips says. there is no substitute for getting vaccinated and that covid cases among the vaccinated are low and not deadly. still people tell us they're concerned, even though they're vaccinated. i have five family members that have passed in the covid and i could just tell people it's real. please get your shots back at keys are pub the owner says he cannot afford another shutdown. it may i am upset some people, but. our business is important on them, our livelihoods and my staff livelihoods very important to us. the pub owner tells me over the next few days he'll be working on the logistics and legality of requiring proof of vaccination. he and the bar lines say

just two weeks ago, she won gold in a national meet manny mua, where we representing tonga in the olympicstribute to her heritage. there's never been a tongue in female weightlifter and i'm actually like, don't see any like holly girls lifting it amazes me that i even i'm even going to the olympics. the 20 year old told me. she is scheduled to leave july 25th for the olympic games in japan tells me her goal is to place in the top 10 and burly ktvu fox two news. wow and we certainly wish her well, that's amazing. she looks incredibly talented. okay well, let's talk weather now, everybody, and it is certainly a much more pleasant day, right? we started off saturday. just incredible heat inland. and now things have changed. big pattern change, so as we roll over the next few days, we get to see those inland temperatures kind of keep falling as we head through the week and in fact, tomorrow. we're going to see some below average temperatures yourself you out there today as well. and this has everything to do with the marine layer. it compressed when we had high pressure more in control. now, l

manny reports, uncontrollable blazes had consumed thousands of kilometers of siberian forests. as the trees burned to a cinder building, smoke drifted towards the city and dozens more towns in york, whittier officials warned residents to shut windows and stay in doors to avoid choking smoke. any good breath with our eyes are burning and over all the smoke is very dangerous for the health of us villages we see on television plains that are dropping water on the burning forest. but i am sending these plains to help us for some reason. yet katia has been in the state of emergency for weeks last month, the temperature saw to 38 degrees celsius. if the highest ever recorded in the arctic circle. this is not from nasa shows in red, the early summer heat waves that has been scorching eastern russia and europe. the figure says that's okay. it's all because of the drought for the 3rd year straight . we aren't getting the copious amount of rain that we use to get the heat wave is sucking moisture of roots and trees creating a tinderbox in siberia. usually one of the coldest regions on ea

manny: i'm getting the shot.st not getting what you're trying to do. [ groans ] we're in australia -- it's on the bottom of the globe, so everyone here but me is upside-down. it's geography. it's a good time to tell you -- i dropped luke on his head when he was 1. oh. phil: okay, i'm up. did you drop him, too? [ chuckles ] grab my leg, buddy. here we go. oop. i come from the land down under. he doesn't. i was conceived in australia on my parents' honeymoon. it was a romantic summer night -- their summer -- on a blanket in the park. i still have that blanket. phil's mom left us money for a trip there, and when the rest of the family found out, they all just jumped on board. my mom's grandfather was australian, and she'd spend her summers -- their winters -- visiting him. it was a very special place for her. she always wanted me to see it. wait -- you still have that blanket? yeah, silly. it's the one on our bed. [ muffled ] you sure you don't want some of this vegemite, gloria?

when it comes to public health initiatives can't be paid manny call it audible you get to the line ofscrimmage and that is a problem in coaching they say you can lose the locker room because they don't buy into your message anymore. nobody buys into their messaging because it's wildly inconsistent and i think it's time for head-coaching change. >> the problem is, jessica, if we go here and it not serious and that say the delta variant doesn't cause deaths and hospitalizations the same rate t it did with covet, let's hope and pray that's not the case but it shares the t same name, covid-19. okay, we get that but let's say something else serious comes along and we need a federal a guideline to keep people safe, no is going to listen to it. they want. >> no. when you've lost me which i consider to be the proverbial room for these audiences, you are in trouble. i feel like i followed the rules and locked down when i'm supposed to and put on my mask and went to the first appointment i could get without jumping the line because i'mbu a good person, i got the vaccine and now i want to walk a

manny:[llora] raÚl: entendemos tu dolor, entendemos perfectamente tu dolor y lo que significÓ en aquel este hombre pero son los mÁs divertidos, digo yo, los villanos siempre son personajes que tienen una carga emotiva muy grande y es un hombre Ávido de placeres. reportero:planea regresar a nueva york, doÑa flor y sus dos maridos y en la pantalla grande estÁ por estrenarse una pelÍcula que dirigiÓ. francisco: se filmÓ en los Ángeles con una productora independiente se llama " el fantasma de la cabaÑa" se estrenan un festival de cine que esel 13 de agosto y la pelÍcula cierra el festival y eso es lo que hay por ahora. maity: quÉ bueno volverlo a ver y no le pasan los aÑos. c arlos: no, no, se ve muy bien. maity: sabemos que se grabÓ en exteriores esta novela, un gran elenco que poco a poco hemos ido conociendo. carlos: hablando de malos eduardo yaÑez mandando muy lejos, publicÓ un mensaje a todos lo que lo critican. maity: hoy quiero mandarlos a la... porque me insulta modos hubo algo que no les parece, primero estoy aplicando mi derecho de expresiÓn y no es necesario insultar, tercero e

american combatant are primarily continental but the militia are critical because they are the ones mannytification and fortifications are really important because they control both the road to albany and the river to albany so that is one reason why they cling to the fortification and only commits a small percentage of total force to the battle. it is important for that. they are doing things that free up the continental troop to be able to conduct combat operations there they are doing things like logistics support and things like that and the militia are also the ones that are the primary combatant through the bennington's campaignin so they are important for a number of different reasons about the end of the campaign as he mentioned when is less than 6000 troops are surrounded by wee don't know exactly how many but at least 17, 18000 americans fully, two thirds of those are militia so they are very important to the victory at the very end so very important start to finish in the entire campaign. militia is very important that is one reason why i think washington is so shrewd to be at

>> manny, let me ask you, what should the biden administration do?ess do at this critical time in the history of cuba? >> well, the president has already done what i think needed to be done, and that is to declare absolute decisive and firm support for the cuban people. you know, make a plea to the government that they should not use repressive tactics. we will frown on any kind of attempt to silence the people. what i'm hoping is that this statement and this position that our country has taken will be well received and will be joined by allies around the world and international organizations. the people of cuba need to understand that we are with them. that we are with them in the their struggle and that, you know, we're going to stand by them. i think that's essential. they're not alone, thank god for social media that we've been able to get some of these videos, and i think we should all be outraged. i think we should continue to put that kind of pressure on them. >> if the government doesn't respond to the pressure, what else can the biden admini

manny, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anthony. a the -- at one point, they had only 14 covid positive patients. now there are 178. more than 90% of them are unvaccinated. for the staff here it's not necessarily reliving the worst of the pandemic because this is the highest number of covid-19 patients they have seen since it started. >> my wife and me had been together for 31 years. >> 62-year-old curtis sanderland lost his wife joy from covid-19. now he's fighting for his life at this jacksonville hospital. >> how are you feeling right now as far as your ability to breathe and what this virus has done to you? >> it goes -- my breathing goes -- it comes and goes. >> reporter: but the grief remains. sanderland who struggled to get through the interview is not vaccinated but interestingly, neither are about half the staff at the health system where he's being treated says chad neilson at the university of florida health. >> people frequently ask, why aren't more of your staff vaccinated? we say they'll still part of the general popul

manny, officials let the media get closer to look at the rubble. what struck you? >> reporter: good morning. we were allowed to get closer to the side of the building that was demolished sunday night, away from where the search is still taking place, and from there, the street level, you really get a sense of the scale of this disaster and the massive task at hand for crews working on the pile. sifting through a mountain of concrete, steel and debris, rescue crews continue the round-the-clock search for survivors. good news is in short supply. >> the key things we're looking for with regards to void space, liveable spaces, we're not coming across that. >> reporter: leaders insist they are not giving up hope. it's hard to imagine this was once a 12-story condo building, but it's the little things like that cushion right there, that was once part of a sofa or patio furniture, that remind you of the lives lost. a few blocks away four of those lost were laid to rest. the guada family, marcus, anna and their 10 and 4-year-old daughters. friends say they were an incredib

manny, good morning. you've watched this entire rescue effort play out. what now?> well, tony, the search does continue. officials made it clear the trucks aren't leaving. the workers will continue to dig. but that transition from a rescue mission to a recovery operation acknowledges a tragic reality here. at the rubble of the champlain towers south, the solemn work goes on. but after two weeks of around the clock searching, local leaders were forced to face a painful truth p. our hearts still hoped to find survivors. but our experience and expertise indicated that was no longer possible. >> the search moves now to recovery. in a tribute to those lost, the rescue teams held a moment of silence and prayer before returning to the pile again in an effort officials believe will take several more weeks. but in those first hours after the collapse, a small few were rescued from the rubble. deafen gonzalez was one of them. a 16-year-old who dreams of playing college volleyball. >> she apologized for missing practice. >> she apologized for missing practice? >> she apologiz

. >>> today, san francisco restaurant and community space manny's is reopening. a grand reopening party will kickoff at 4:00 at 16th and valencia. there will be champagne, food, and speeches. it has been busy planning its first set of civic, political, and arts programming to get back on track. >>> a sign that visitors have come back to san francisco. there was a three block wait for cars to drive down the crooked portion of lombard street yesterday. this is a different site compared to one year ago when the landmark tourist attraction was practically empty. >>> this fourth of july is the major holiday since california reopen the economy after a challenging 15 months. abc7 news reporter cornell barnard said it comes with words of warning. >> reporter: there's a block party this july 4 weekend at thrive city at chase center, hosted by the warriors. the sun was out and the grills sizzling with free burgers for fans who were ready to party like the hendersons. >> it means independence. >> out with the family for the first time in a year. enjoying the beautiful weath

manny's mother. >> this must be your dad. >> no, i'm her husband.d here. >> none of these people look like they would be a family but they are. >> what the hell is that in. >> i had andre do it when we were gone. >> is that us with wings? >> i was really taken by the portrayal of a gay couple as part of an equal part of the cast. >> he was a bit of a drama queen. >> stop, stop, you come into my house and insult me and my boyfriend, who by the way, is not that dramatic. ♪ ♪ >> so when he actually reveals the theme song to "lion king." >> we adopted a baby. >> this loving gay couple who were just adopting a child, this was the most progressive thing on broadcast television at this particular moment. >> in this family do we kick and punch each other or love each other? >> love oech each other. >> that's right. >> modern family took this genre that seemed played out and breathed life back into the family sitcom. after that, we start to see more perspectives, new perspectives, fresh perspectives. >> you're going to love orlando. i've grown to love it lik

. >> hi, i am gloria, manny's mother. >> i am supposed to be your dad, no, i am her husband. >> is that is us with wings? >> i was really taken by the portrayal of a gay couple. it is part of an equal of the cast. >> she's a bit of a drama queen. >> you come into my house and you insult me and my boyfriend by the way who's not that dramatic. ♪ >> when he reveals to the theme song of "lion king." >> this loving gay couple who adopted a child, this was the most progressive thing in television at that moment. >> in this family we kick and punch each other, or do we love each other? >> love each other. >> "modern family" took this genre and updated it and bring life to the family sitcom. we started to see more perspectives and fresh perspectives. >> you are going to love orlando. i have grown to love it like the daughter evan had been. ♪ >> in "fresh off the boat," it centers the narrative as opposed to be the butt of a joke. >> class, i want to give a warm welcome to hung gi-yan noon. >> call me eddie. >> hi, welcome to the neighborhood, it was a really good window into the how

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manny, thank you.ads to florida. the storm has heavy rains which could lead to flash floods and mudslides. this storm is currently expected to make it to the florida keys later today bringing a 4-foot storm surge and rain and damaging winds. 11 million people are under alerts, including tampa. the governor has made a state of emergency for part of the state. >>> we'll talk to nikole hannah-jones since her interview at the university of north carolina chapel hill. she has faced considerable backlash from conservatives, including former president trump, for her writings. the writing in the magazine examines slave rein this country. chapel hill initially declined to offer tenure to the pulitzer prize winner. we should point out to you previous professors in that role were, in fact, given tenure. we'll hear from hannah-jones about the backlash and what she has to say about the university's decision to finally approve her tenure. that's tomorrow here only on "cbs this morning." looking forward to that. >> y

another thing that is really a problem is she never gave manny data, no information, she just came downh like she is queen. but she's not, she's another member of congress like everybody else. >> jason: she does only have one vote just like everybody else, i used to be the chairman of that committee, why has that committee even attempted to go dive deep into the origins of the covid-19 virus. why is the committee totally ignoring us? >> i have no idea and the committee did great work and you were surrounded by great work but they've been -- we need oversight to determine the origin of covid-19. they've been working diligently, the republicans are the ones that uncovered the fact that dr. fauci gave 600,000 to the n eco-health alliance, which was then funneled to the lab, dissecting the nonredacted emails and seeing where he has had countless flip-flops on covid with respect to the origination, so we have questions, no desire to do anymore oversight that the american people want. >> jason: this is literally effecting every single person's life and around the world you would think that th