his general perspective, his general strategy of weakening political institutions of brazilian marcus leezilian democracy. he sees one of the most important institutions, our electoral system and electoral institutions, it is very important for him to weaken this kind of thing. rob: let me ask nizar messari this because we are getting close to the end of the program. for those opposing bolsonaro in brazil, is taking to the streets and registering publicly the only thing they can do? is there any other mechanism apart from political impeachment that can be used to remove bolsonaro by the public? or do they have to wait for the elections? >> politically, from a personal point of view, the safest bet is to wait for the elections. because pursuing impeachment or other strategies might allow bolsonaro a victimization process that will make him regain credibility with his followers. the best way to deal with this is just to allow -- to wait for elections and to vote him out. rob: we are going to leave it there. thank you all our guests, -- thank you to all our guests, jeraldo zahran, author, br

the parents marcus and anna lee and little daughters lieu see a and emma ages 10 and 4. >> may we all be guided by your light which shines too bright for this world. >> due to tropical storm elsa all of miami-dade county is under a tornado watch until late tonight. the outer bands of the storm whipped winds and rain through the debris pile making their kel cat work a little harder. nearby lightning cause add two hour pause. 200 urban search and rescue experts are on and in the pile around the clock. two shifts 12 hours each. looking for victims while still hoping for the very small chance they may still find a survivor no. one has rescued alive since a few hours after the clasp a few days ago. many miami fire chief is see nothing signs of life. >> nothing positive to continues in that sense. the key things we are looking for all throughout in regards to void space, livable spaces. you know, we are not coming across that. >> more than 5 million pounds of concrete has been hauled away allowing crews to search deeper, looking for voids or tunnels. a u.s. geological survey team is also no

anna lee rodriguez, her husband, marcus guara, and their daughters lucia and emma, cdi and emmy ainsworth-year-old hilda noriega, who recently decided to sell her condo and move in with her son. for so many, the wait continues. sonia now shuttles between her office and couch surfing with her family. she can't go to a shelter and risk getting covid since she's already battling cancer. >> this is my second bout, fighting breast cancer. so right now i'm undergoing treatment for that, which makes it super rough. not being home, not being able to be in my bed. once i get treatment, i need a few days to recover. >> reporter: she like hundreds of others in miami tonight left with more questions than answers. but in a moment of hope and renewal, sonia had to leave our interview and head to the hospital, where she met her newest granddaughter, a much-needed reminder that life keeps going. >> our thanks to victor. >>> coming up, the carters on their love story, beyond the white house. >> 75 years is a mighty long time. >> it is. tackling tough messes can take more time than you have. so, the mess h

their mother 42-year-old anna lee row driguez. the father marcus had been previously identified. this occurring the same day president biden and the first lady visited surfside. they met behind closed doors with dozens of families still unaccounted for. about 200 in all, for almost-three hours. he said he told them to never give up hope and later told reporters the families understood the odds this far out from the disaster. once again, drawing from the family tragedies in his own life. >> they're realistic. i -- it just brought back soh - enough to lose somebody. but the hard part, the really hard part, is to not know whether they are surviving or not. just not have any idea. when the accident took away from my family, the hardest part was, were my boys going to get out? could they make it? and not knowing. not knowing. when you are flying home to washington to get the news. you know, you just don't know. >> as president biden and the first lady were boarding air force one, the president was wearing a hat given to him by a recovery crew earlier. the hat has their names on them.

marcus stores in the bay area. they smash displays, rip out the merchandise and then run out of the store. ktvu crime reporter henry leee of the video and the latest on this investigation. henry well, julie. it's been happening over and over so called snatch or smashing grabs from high end designer stores. this is the second time in two months that neiman marcus has been hit in the bay area. cell phone video shared with ktvu shows about 10. men and women escaping with designer handbags and purses from the neiman marcus store in san francisco's union square, you can see the sign on the door reading curbside pickup here. clearly this is not what the store had in mind is just really unacceptable and we can't this is a first class city. rodney fong heads san francisco's chamber of commerce. we can't continue to live like this in san francisco, and we ask all of you all of our elected and everybody to really focus on this. it happened about 10 minutes before the store closed at six monday evening. the next thing you know you heard glass breaking the group smashed display cases and grab expensive purses and bags from the wre

marcus moore on the ground in port-au-prince. >>> back here at home, the statues of confederate generals robert e. lee and stonewall jackson removed in charlottesville. the statues at the center of that deadly rally led by white supremacists. >>> news tonight about the urgent search for a missing mother from new jersey. she and her 2-year-old son allegedly taken by the child's father. the boy found roughly 800 miles away, but no sign of his mother. >>> terrifying moments on a carnival ride in michigan. the ride apparently close to toppling over with people on board when bystanders rush in to hold it down. >>> and countdown to the history-making space flight. billionaire richard branson on the eve of his groundbreaking moment, and the message from rival jeff bezos. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on this saturday. i'm whit johnson. we begin tonight with the oppressive heat wave in the west intensifying the already critical drought. record-breaking temperatures well into the triple digits. this on the heels of already deadly heat that killed 200 people in the pacific northwest in recent

marcus store in san francisco, smashing displays snatching. spence of merchandise there, and in a matter of seconds they are gone. ktvu crime reporter henry lee has more on the lightning quick crime and the search for the suspects. cellphone videos share with ktvu shows about 10 men and women escaping with designer handbags and purses from the neiman marcus store in san francisco's union square. you can see the sign on the door reading curbside pick up here. clearly this is not what the store had in mind is just really unacceptable and we can't this is the first class city rodney fong heads san francisco's chamber of commerce. we can't continue to live like this in san francisco and we ask all of you all of our elected and everybody to really focus on this. it happened about 10 minutes before the store closed at six monday evening. the next thing you know you heard glass breaking the group smashed display cases and grab expensive purses and bags from the wrecks and knocked over, man. begins. we know that there's several tens of thousands of dollars worth of merchandise was stolen from the store. the thieves ran into a white infinity and a gra

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