miguel: miguel. lemonis: miguel. marcus. nice to meet you. how many years have you been here?nis: 18 years. and in the previous location? miguel: about a year and a half. lemonis: is this a better location than the previous one? miguel: i will say the other location was better. lemonis: what's the difference? miguel: there is no stuff that people are looking for. lemonis: we don't carry what people want? miguel: there are so many good cheeses out there that we could sell here, but we don't have because he just doesn't want to buy. lemonis: why doesn't he want to buy it? miguel: he doesn't care. lemonis: does julius care? miguel: he does, but he's never here. lemonis: does michael care or less than julius? miguel: used to. lemonis: not anymore? miguel: he's a dead piece of meat. lemonis: and why do you think michael stopped caring? miguel: he's just burnt out. lemonis: i've seen michael work bell to bell with customers, but i do understand what miguel's perspective is about them not really caring about the business, and i want to get to the bottom of that with some of the other

first of all, miguel quiroz is left handed.he witnesses and his mother as right-handed. that's a little odd. >> odd because would left-handed person would try to commit murder with a gun in his right hand? >> that's like out of a movie? >> right, the script writer might do something like that. but in real life it doesn't make any sense. >> and then, prosecutor chun saw this photo, taken at a party, a barbecue. >> in this photo you have garrett warren and he is facing miguel quiroz and they are kneeling down. their children are in front of them. we can tell from this car on garrett warren phase's that this is post shooting. we can tell from the ages of those children, as well as the lakers championship t-shirt that quiroz's wearing is that it's very recently after the shooting. >> both men were guests at the same party after the shooting. but before garrett made his eyewitness idea. >> that's why you are done you think he identified him as the shooter? because it isn't right at this party? >> yes, classic. >> it's about the pros

tuvieron que pedir camiones para almacenar cadaveres ademas >> no tenogo pronostico de vid >> habla miguelrdo el narcotraficante mas pdoeoder de mexico da entrevista a te telemundo en silla de ruedas sordo sabe que solo speespera muerte promesa taliban dicen que r respetaran los derechos de la mujer afganos dicen por que creen que es una promesa dificil de cree haiti sin tregua la tormenta tropical grace deja inundaciones tres dias despues del terremo t familias sin techo tienen que soporrtar el temporal al aire libre >> nuestra imagen del dia es imagen perseguida de hace mas de 3 decadas la de este hombre de 75 aÑos enfermo acabado en su dia fue llamasodo el zar de l coc cocaina autor del asesinato del agente de la dea vimos estas ii imagenes tenia mas de 40 aÑos cuando entro enp prision desd entonces ha estado en silencio >> es la primera vez que consceo la entrevista me pregunta por que le concedo la entrevista por su lucha han pasado 32 aÑos es una eternida >> mas adelante tenemos detalles de la entrevista pero ahora nos ocupamos de la pandemia el g gobierno de joe biden aconsejar una

hay que darle tiempo >> finalmente d miguel, cómo le gustaría que lo recordaran?. nuestra colega, que nos acompaña ahora desde méxico isa,elicitaciones que extraordinario trabajo las circunstancias en las que se produjo esta entrevista. te veíamos que tuviste que escribir las preguntas en un papel, pasarlas a él , leer las para poder contestar las >> así es josé, circunstancias hora del oro normal para una entrevista en este caso solo nos dieron 20 minutos ya que personal de la prisión solo permitió ese tiempo para la entrevista. igual nos obligaron a escribir en estas tarjetas que pudimos ver en la entrevista cada una de las preguntas. yo las leía y después se las pasaba eso complicó un poco la interacción con el entrevistado. >> félix gallardo dice que no está buscando una amnistía solo espera la muerte pero en alguna posibilidad de tener la libertad de alguna manera? >> ninguna josé, hace cinco años cuando c el pidió la prisión domiciliaria pero se le negó. el 2017 recibió sentencia por el caso camarena y recibió 40 años de cárcel pero él ya llevaba 28 años pres

tienen pacientes que esperan ser atendidos >> aumentan 300% en un mes los contagios de los niños miguelélix gallardo habla en exclusiva con noticias telemundo >> mi familia está haciendo un hoyo para ser enterrado en un árbol no tengo pronóstico >> este hombre destinó la forma de operar de los carteles de la droga en méxico la carrera por escapar de afganistán controlado por talibanes todavía hay estadounidenses atrapados ahí >> estamos listos para ayudar >> crece la presión para joe biden para que acelere las evacuaciones comenzamos con la crisis sanitaria en texas el covid-19 no da tregua en estados unidos hay más de 37 millones de contagiados en el país por la variante delta hay 81 mil pacientes hospitalizados por covid-19 una de cinco están ocupadas en 95% de su capacidad entre los hospitalizados hay 800 menores de edad aumentaron en 300% es récord y la mayor parte está en texas 230 niños hospitalizados por covid-19 greg abbott dio covid-19 positivo en su oficina se anuncio que tiene covid-19 greg abbott está vacunado y se ha opuesto al uso obligatorio del cubreboca esto dijo por su

, pero ademÁs un miguel falso. está pagando menos de $100 al mes. revisa ahora para ver tu nuevo precio más bajo. cuanto antes te inscribas, más ahorrarás. solo en covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí. me da miedo de que no sé cómo va a reaccionar mi cuerpo. si me va a dar alguna alergia o alguna cosa así negativa... algún efecto secundario a largo plazo que todavía nadie sabe. hola mayra. las vacunas contra el covid-19 son seguras y efectivas. lo datos actuales indican que los efectos secundarios graves son muy raros, la mayoría de las personas tienen efectos secundarios leves como dolor en el brazo, fatiga, nada de qué preocuparse, son reacciones naturales. si todos nos ponemos la vacuna, más rápido venceremos a la pandemia. marÍa: en sÓlo minutos esta maÑana cerca de 20 migrantes se recuperan de heridas que van de grave acrÍtico luego del accidente que cobrÓ 10 vidas al menos. autoridades indica que casi 30 personas iban en una camioneta con capacidad para 15, en minutos sabrÁs lo que se sabe de las

miguel, gracias por esta plÁtica.do? octavi: yo estuve en irak. estuve aquÍ en california la mayorÍa de mi tiempo en el servicio, pero en el 2005 me mandaron a irak. presentador: ¿por quÉ decidiste unirse a las fuerzas armadas de estados unidos? octavio: fue un honor para mÍ servir a mi patria y tenÍa planes de hacer policÍa esa era mi forma en que poder servir a mi naciÓn y luego tal vez terminar mi carrera como policÍa. presentador: estuviste desplegado con muchos hispanos tambiÉn? octavio: muchos, bastante. en california hay muchos hispanos y habÍa variedad. tengo hasta esta fecha muchos amigos que sirvieron conmigo. presentador: ¿sufriste heridas graves en irak? octavio: un poco, 69% de mi cuerpo, de mi rostro me tocaron quemadas. como pueden ver la mano derecha me fue amputada, pero fue algo que me ha hecho el hombre que soy ahora. presentador: esto ocurriÓ por un dispositivo explosivo en el camino? octavio: fue explosivo. habÍamos encontrado unos explosivos y armas y ya venÍamos de regreso a nuestro campamento y

cuatro años más tarde miguel ángel también quedó detenido.sentencia llegó hasta 2017. para entonces sus socios estaban fuera de prisión. quedó en libertador un agujero legal. logró por su edad y condición médica. hoy miguel ángel, el jefe de jefes es el único que sigue tras las rejas >> de todo esto quizás lo más importante que después de la captura, los grupos bajo su mando se pelearon entre ellos. eso dio pie a la pelea entre ellos. eso confirma que haya tenido repercusión internacional mediata. no solo es titular de principales periódicos, también portada en todo el mundo. puede visitar noticiastelemundo.com hay más detalles ahí con el jefe de jefes >> el pridente joe biden presentó el plan para administrar dosis de refuerzos, luego que concluyeran que la efectividad decrece, recomienda a los adultos con pfizer y moderna una dosis ocho meses después de una segunda inyección. emprenderá acciones con quienes bloquean exigencia de mascarillas en las escuelas. el presidente joe biden anunció un plan para que todos los asilos de anciano se pong

sÍ va estar en la serie de los miguel, pero no serÁ luis miguel. quiÉn serÁ?con alguien que no se conocÍa mucho. era la decisiÓn que tomÓ. Él estaba trabajando en univisiÓn. yo la respeto mucho que estÉ llevando su vida privada. tony: el artista y en el caso de un cantante que quiere que pongamos su mÚsica, que sepa todo lo que estÁ ofreciendo artÍsticamente, tambiÉn tiene que dar ese espacio y abrir esa ventana para entrar a su vida privada. carlos: tÚ eres el perfecto ejemplo te comprometÍ este entreabierta amÉrica. hiciste pÚblico todo. [hablan a la vez] [risas] marcela: pero, quÉ ha ido rompiendo poco a poco esa distancia entre los actores, actrices, cantantes?las redes sociales. ha sido la plataforma para que todo el mundo cuente sus cosas. [hablan a la vez] si la relaciÓn es firme, si todo es firme y seria. [hablan a la vez] ely: es un error pensar que no tienen vida privada. hay una distinciÓn entre la vida pÚblica y la vida privada. cuÁl es la distensiÓn? la vida privada se mantiene tras las rejas. cuando abre la puerta en un tema para algo para que la

. >>> miguel Ángel nos dio las primeras palabras a telemundo hacha en plena luz del dÍa un lo vi y estabao para depositar dinero para su familia. >>> aarón garcÍa fue su atacante veterano del ejÉrcito y padece de enfermedad mental. >>> mientras tanto, miguel trata de recuperarse de sus heridas y abriÓ cuentpara recibir ayuda. >>> y telemundo estÁ de estreno con la casa de los famosos donde 16 famosos estarÁn desconectados del mundo exterior, con esto los dejamos y gracias por el e

miguel, our thanks to you and your team. please stay safe now ida remains on the move tonight, across the mississippi now as a tropical depression, bringing heavy rain and the threat of more flooding ron allen is in jackson for us ron, this is far from over what are residents bracing there in mississippi? >> tom, the drenching rains that continue to fall here have been mississippi's biggest problems all day, much more rain than expected there is concerns about flooding, high waters there some tornado warnings out there as well. there are trees and power lines down as many as 135,000 dwellings without power, a number that may rise there are also tens of thousands of evacuees here, many who we've been speaking to say they're trying to extend their stays at hotels or make other arrangements because they're being told it's not safe enough to go back home just yet, and it may not be for some time. officials here are urging everyone to shelter in place, stay safe, stay inside, and stay off the roads until the storm has completely

al volver vamos al punto con el asambleÍsta miguel santiago. gran cobertura por el internet. ya regresamos. leÓn: en la era de las nuevas tecnologÍas, las plataformas digitales, y las redes sociales, todavÍa resulta difÍcil que haya personas que por diferentes motivos tengan acceso bÁsico a internet. a los garantÍa de tener una conexiÓn rÁpida y confiable existen sin duda estos casos en estados unidos. el gobernador de california ha firmado una ley que otorgarÍa $6,000,000,000 para ampliar el acceso a este servicio reportera: la pandemia dejÓ clara la enorme necesidad de tener internet y dispositivos mÓviles para comunicarnos con el mundo sin embargo tambiÉn resaltÓ las divisiones en donde tienen acceso a mÁs cosas y quienes no por eso esta ley busca cambiar esta realidad saludo al asambleÍsta miguel santiago gracias por acompaÑarnos cÓmo piensan n lograr este acceso a banda ancha pÚblica? >> vamos a invertir mÁs de $6,000,000 para asegurar que nuestras comunidades tengan acceso al internet reportera: y quiÉnes serÁn los principales beneficiado

. >>> el presidente de méxico reacciona así a la entrevista del jefe de jefes , miguel ángel félix gallardoel presidente es un hombre de buena voluntad . >>> nuestras aspiraciones se acabaron. >>> negro ven su futuro las mujeres del talibán al verlos llegar al poder . >>> narco colombiano se llevó una desagradable sorpresa el día de su boda y fue detenido en el altar . >>> viajar en tiempos del covid no es como antes y se permite ahora planificar un viaje de manera segura , esten onda digital . >>> hola, qué tal, gracias por acompañarnos este viernes iniciamos con el mal tiempo en méxico . >>> este mal tiempo cobró la vida de una persona, un hombre atrapado en su auto atrapado por la corriente y fuerteslluvias han dejado varios centímetros de agua y causando inundaciones y avenidas arrastrando vehículos y mientras en veracruz hay 200 municipios en alerta por el huracán que va a tocar tierra . >>> grace golpeó ayer quintana roo y hoy tocará veracruz y los pescadores se preparan . >>> lo que son plomos, anzuelos todo flota y se va y no se recupe. >>> también de los vientos llegará con mucha l

desde tokio, miguel santiesteban regreso con ustedes. >>> muy saludable la alimentaciÓn de pescado. > >>> bueno, el lunes te traigo una bolsa. >>> ya dijo, gracias, tenemos mÁs. oigan, mucho se habla de una tercera dosis de refuerzo, pero serÁ necesario? >>> aquÍ en la escuela deben aprender mÁs que en casa creo que no aprenden mucho. >>> a poco de regresar clases gobernador newsom un hace anuncios sobre de la eduardo a ocasiÓn presencial. irs permite que cualquier contribuyente pida nÚmero de itin para reemplazar el nÚmero de seguro social. >>> durante aÑos vÍctimas rod robo de identidad podÍan pedir este nÚmero del itin para su planilla de impuestos. >>> es un nÚmero de 6 dÍgitos solamente, y conocido por el contribuyente, y el irs r, nadie mÁs. el nÚmero solo puede ser utilizado para presentar planilla de impuestoses cada aÑo. >>> si contribuyente ha sido vÍctima de robo de identidad, el ladrÓn por lo regular, presenta primero la declaraciÓn del impuestos. >>> y asÍ puede robar tu reembolso. >>> nÚmero de de itin se da al momento de presentar la declaraciÓn y no es guardado en ning

miguel guillermo.ia juan que recibÍan llamadas diarias de miguelo, fotos y hasta las guardias que prestaban en haitÍ tuvieron 24 horas de silencio. claudia: ese miÉrcoles no supe mÁs de Él. el dÍa jueves tampoco sube mÁs de Él. vaquero: luego se enteraron de lo que habÍa sucedido. >> pude ver en una pÁgina de noticias de repÚblica dominicana una foto de Él dentro de un carro y decÍa que se observaban los cuerpos de dos fallecidos. uno de ellos era mi esposo. vaquero: ella estaba presa del dolor y juan del remordimiento. juan: muchÍsimo. claro. muchÍsima culpa porque Él tambiÉn tenÍa sus hijos pequeÑos. tengo un dolor en el alma terrible por lo que le pasÓ. con ese cariÑo, pues, que yo lo recomendÉ.tan contento que estaba Él. cuando me enterÉ que se muriÓ, que lo mataron, no como mano, yo quede como que quÉ pasÓ aquÍ. no entiendo quÉ pasÓ. vaquero: claudia no le guarda rencor, pero dice que la estÁ destrozando la ausencia. claudia: es ese vacÍo el que mÁs te vale. vaquero: los restos de miguel siguen ha

miguel Ángel niega estar relacionado con el agente de la administraciÓn para el control de drogas enen los aÑos ochenta en estados unidos la cocaÍna era una droga usada por la Élite. >> [habla en inglÉs] >> mientras la administraciÓn de reagen declaraba la guerra contra la droga, encabezado por enesto, rafael y miguel Ángel fÉlix se convirtiÓ en problema para sus planes. era encargado >> era un agente muy efectividad tivo que ha causado muchos daÑos .. guadalajara . fue quien dedcomisÓ muchos acres de marihuana >> venÍa pisando los talones .. pero decidiÓ eliminarlo. lo llevarone a .. lopetegui de vega en guadalajara. ramÓn thati lira era un policÍa judicial que servÍa como guardia personal >> era un cuarto y siempre con la puerta abierta. brincÁndole encima y preguntando >> en el interrogatorio participaron sicarios, policÍas y un agente de la cia. su cuerpo fue encontrado en una zona rural >> quiÉn matÓ a quiqui? >> fue quintero que si no lo matÓ fÍsicamente ,dio la orden n. >> a los pocos meses fonseca y carlos quintero fueron arrestados por el asesinato en 1989 caerÍa fÉlix galar

elyangÉlica: no se pueden perder esto, miguel cabrera bateÓ su jonrÓn nÚmero 500. alivio, una gran satisfacciÓn para mi paÍs, para mi familia. seguir adelante, y que sigan pasando cosas buenas. elyangÉlica: miguel cabrera se convierte en el beisbolista nÚmero 28 en entrar en el exclusivo club de los 500 jonrones de las ligas, no solamente es este nÚmero en este grupo, sino el siete latinoamericano y es el primero los tigres de detroit. lo hizo contra el zurdo steven mads, y ademÁs ahora va por los 3000 hits, le faltan 45. borja: se te ilumina la cara hablando de tu compatriota. elyangÉlica: miguelito la verdad es tremendo. aplauso para Él. borja: es un orgullo latino y venezolano. >> algunas compaÑÍas propone regresar en septiembre, otras abrirÁn sus puertas el aÑo prÓximo. presentadora: papÁ y mamÁ no pueden comprar los Útiles de sus hijos? los invitamos a conocer al niÑo mexicano que montÓ su propio negocio para ayudar a sus padres. borja: toda la familia se conecta la ediciÓn digital. ya regresamos. así es como suena la libertad. y así... así es como huele la li

saludo a miguel zavala. que presentar la declaraciÓn. tienen que entregar la declaraciÓn en ese tiempo y tienen 15 dÍas para entregarlas. >> miguel, hay ayuda disponible para las personas que no han podido pagar la renta, cuÁles son los pasos para acceder a ellos? >> hay lugares estatales y lugares dÓnde el condado tambiÉn tiene dinero u otros lugares donde la ciudad tiene dinero para dar. tambiÉn otros lugares donde ayudan a personas inquilina para poder decirles dÓnde ir paola: sabemos que el centro de la raza ayÚdala personas. paula: vamos a ver el pronÓstico para esta semana. >> muy buenas tardes. tenemos brisa en esta Área de san francisco y esto genera condiciones peligrosas para las pequeÑas embarcaciones. hay una aviso en vigencia. tenga mucha precauciÓn porque las rÁfagas pueden alcanzar las 35 millas por hora. estamos viendo lloviznas. en el interior tenemos condiciones de sequÍa y no tenemos nada de preocupaciÓn. para el dÍa de maÑana vamos a ver un poco de nubosidad aparte de esa posibilidad de l

lester >> all right miguel, thank you. earlier, i spoke to the ceo of pfizer, albert bourla, about what message today's approval should send to those who have questioned the approval process this is the fastest approval the fda has conducted on a drug. you'll recall the speed was one of the things that worried some people who were cautious and hesitant. they thought this process is moving way too fast what do you say to those folks now? >> i think for those people that they were a little bit reluctant because they wanted to see full approval. now they have the full confirmation of one of the most respected agencies in the world, the fda. that the product, the vaccine, is effective and safe >> talk if you can for a moment about the safety what have you learned about serious side effects in this vaccine? >> they are very rare. there are side effects, and some of them serious but they are very, very rare. >> and what can you tell us about the effectiveness of the drug we know it was 95% guarding against infection back in thos

lester >> all right miguel, thank you. a short time ago i spoke with dr. anthony fauci and i asked him how long the vaccine booster will remain effective and whether people will need another shot every eight months >> lester, i don't think that's going to be the case because of the data we have now of when we've done studies with boosters. the level of antibody that has been elevated by that third shot is extraordinary. it goes up at least 10, sometimes 20 or more fold. >> will this change the meaning of "fully vaccinated," meaning that we're seeing organizations and companies and governments now putting in mandates and they're talking about people who are fully vaccinated so if you get to that point and you haven't had your third shot, does that put you in the partially vaccinated category? >> that's a very good question, lester before i answer that, i want to make sure people understand, still the most important thing we need to do is get the unvaccinated people to get their vaccine. it is entirely conceivable that we will determine that actually, the pr

here is miguel almaguer >> with 155 million americans set to qualify for a booster over the next eight months, tonight some leading experts are not yet convinced a third dose is actually needed, citing multiple studies, the white house task force laid out a case of waning protection from infection and the delta variant. but so far there has only been a slight decline in the prevention of hospitalization and serious illness. >> i do think the administration is moving a bit too fast. we vaccinate to save lives. the purpose here is not to prevent mild cough, cold or flu symptoms, or even something that leaves you laid up in bed the point here is to prevent severe disease, hospitalizations and death. >> what we're starting to see over time - >> reporter: in a campaign blitz, today top officials look to reassure americans, warning they're not just trying to prevent the explosion in new

almaguer is there this morning miguel, what have you been seeing there >> reporter: well, fortunately, we've seen the weather get better over the last few hours the wind speeds were upwards of 70 miles an hour and of course they were really concerned about localized flooding that doesn't seem to materialize, at least in this direct neighborhood where we're at, although the area certainly is low-lying in other regions so we'll have to see what that looks like at sunrise. and at sunrise we know first responders will be out on the ground, and also in the air surveying the damage trying to figure out exactly what lies ahead in the next couple of days in terms of rescues, in terms of power outages. more than a million people here in louisiana are without power that number could rise as power crews get out there and assess the damage how long that'll take them really depends on the extensiveness of the damage. so we hope to have those answers over the next day or so. and for the folks who suffering flooding damage, that report also remains unclear. we won't know the true number of those peo

the secretary of education miguel cardona is with us now.ng the time to speak with us one on one. we're both parents. let me ask you the question on every parent's mind. are we doing enough to protect our kids, especially as they return to the classroom? >> well, thank you, ana. back to school is a special time of year. that feeling we have as parents, as educators, and we know our students feel it to go back to school. we owe it to our students. as our speaker said before, wes owe it to our students to follow what we know. we know what works. we know how to keep our children safe. the difference between this year and last year, we have a year's experience. we have $130 billion in the american rescue plan and tools to make it happen. there's no reason students shouldn't be able to enjoy a full return to school this upcoming fall. >> that all sounds good, but we also have the delta variant which we did not have at the end of the last school year. you say we know what works and you've also said the key to winning this fight against the pandemi

el y su gente estaban ahí. >> a los pocos meses fueron arrestados por el asesinato en 1989 caería miguelrte de kiki camarena días después de que fue asesinado, cateamos un rancho y hallamos su foto en el rancho, de que el no sabe nada,a es mentira, sino que sabe mucho. >> en la investigación encontrò una tenebrosa sorpresa. kiki camarena fue secuestrado por involucrarse en operaciones secretas de la ciaa en méxico que utilizaba una zona para guardar armas para nicaragua y otras actividades kiki camarena les dijo que no sabía de eso. >> el investigador dice quienes fueron los agentes de la ciaa que lo interrogaron >> el mismoque interrogo a chelsea guevara en bolivia y mandò las manos a washington >> y el lo ha negaod. dijo que sus superiores le pidieron no investigar más, años después se retirò como uno de los investigadores más investigado. ya se retiro pero dice que a kiki camarena lo traicionò su propio gobierno >> y la autoridad no ha comentado este caso. bueno al volver ningún menor en el planeta podrávitar e en metro by t-mobile, ¡no pagas extra por 5g! ¡presentamos el gran cambio

>> all right, miguel almaguer, thank you. and concern over the delta variant and bringing people back to work has many businesses reconsidering their plans. stephanie ruhle joins me now. stephanie, some companies are tapping the brakes here. >> today amazon is the latest company to announce it's pushing back return to office for corporate employees, delaying until january. viacom, cbs, and wells fargo say they'll wait until october. they join other major companies, some also requiring many employees to show proof of vaccination. most recently, microsoft and walgreens. and tonight, harsh consequences for those who don't follow the rules. three employees at cnn terminated for coming to the office unvaccinated, violating company policy. lester? >> stephanie ruhle, thank you. >>> let's turn to the debate now on wearing masks. perhaps nowhere it is more intense than our schools with conflict, confusion, and little consistency from district to district. gabe gutierrez visited the atlanta area where he got a glimpse of this controve

but we begin our reporting now with miguel almaguer who has late details. >> reporter: as the crisis deepens at hospitals and hot spots, tonight the numbers are staggering and sobering, surpassing last summer's average for new cases, our nation has again recorded over 100,000 infections in a single day. the delta variant filling icus and killing more americans from week to week. >> if you get sick with the delta variant, we estimate that you could infect about five other unvaccinated people. more than twice as many as the original strain. >> reporter: though it comes nearly a month after the president's fourth of july goal, today 70% of adults are at least partially vaccinated, but every day more breakthrough infections are being reported. senator lindsey graham, now in quarantine after announcing his infection says being fully vaccinated kept his covid symptoms from being far worse. >> even with a high vaccine effectiveness, most of these infections are going to be asymptomatic or mild. >> reporter: with daily infections predicted to double by fall, some hospitals are already seeing

our miguel almaguer has details. >> reporter: hitting the new bench mark today, 50% of all americans, half our country is now fully vaccinated. the shot of encouraging news coming as the fda looks to speed up its timeline, perhaps authorizing the use of boosters for the immunocompromised within weeks. the urgency fueled by the delta variant. >> if you're not vaccinated, you will get covid at some point in time, and the only question will be how sick you will become. >> reporter: with a new report revealing many of the unvaccinated are not wearing masks or keeping social distance, this weekend, the sturgis motorcycle rally will bring together an estimated 700,000 with no restrictions in place, the super spreader event last year comes as our nation battles the most contagious variant of the virus. >> we're back to square one. that's why i'm frustrated. >> reporter: with hospitals overwhelmed, covid surge response teams are now on the ground in 16 states, urgency grows to protect children who aren't old enough to be vaccinated. the former surgeon general tweeting "heard a rumor that fda

va a estar preocupante >>> muchas gracias por la información cambiando de tema de manera radical miguelnde lleva 32 años el zar de la cocaína dice que no conocía al agente de la administración de control de drogas (dea) vamos a ver la entrevista que le hizo nuestra corresponsal >>> desde su captura en abril de 1989 han pasado 32 años cómo está su salud >>> es una eternidad para u hombre que no ha cometido delitos >>> cómo ha sido su vida en l prisión >>> a todos nos han tratado mal no hay visitas no locutorios ni abogados no sé ni por qué estoy >>> cómo fue su captura en 1989 >>> estaba yo en una casa en guadalara cuando tumbaron la puerta sin ninguna orden de aprehensión sin ninguna orden de presentación con mi familia estaba con mi hija y mi hijo fui golpeado y sacado en menos de 1 minuto y me quebraron 4 costillas >>> fue sentenciado a 4 años por el asesinato del agente de la administración de control de drogas (dea) por qué se le relaciona con este homicidio >>> es un tema muy lamentable este señor camarena quiénes hayan sido hay autores materiales intelectuales presos que han pagad

fueron alcanzados por el huracán que deja 8 muertos >>> (habla en inglÉs) >>> marca su jonrón 500 miguelentra a un club con otros 27 jugadores lo hizo ante toronto blue jays (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) >>> hola qué tal les saluda nicole suárez feliz inicio de semana es un hecho la aprobaci de la vacuna de pfizer para mayores de 16 años para dar confianza adicional en la vacunación contra el covid-19 vamos con más detalles acerca de esta noticia son buenas noticias? >>> son buenas noticias porque tenemos más información que indica que la vacuna es 91 por ciento segura un poco más abajo del uso de mascarilla de 95 por ciento como indicó pfizer a la administración de alimentos y medicamentos (fda), algunas personas pensaban que no era totalmente aprobada pero para personas de 16 años en adelante no se tiene la información de 12 a 15 años aún no está completa pero pueden seguir usando la vacuna los niños menores a 12 años no pueden acceder aún a la vacuna es buena información >>> algunas personas dicen que más estados más compañías pidan su uso >>> va a suceder porque el pentágono lo va a hace

and miguel made the point he was really surprised because he thought she had been doing better.arn of amy's passing. it goes to show how insidious this is, how deadly covid can be. and the struggle, the real struggle that people are going through who got it. and right now those people are people who have chosen largely to be unvaccinated. >> it makes people fight for a long time and it demands a lot. and sometimes it demands too much, as we see with amy. >>> up next, rising death toll in haiti. cnn is live there on the ground. >>> breaking developments out of afghanistan. the u.s. military halting operations at kabul's airport as afghans swarm the airport in a desperate bid to escape. your movements and automatically responding to both of you. and, it's temperature balancing to help you stay comfortable all night. it even tracks your circadian rhythm, so you know when you're at your best. in other words, it's the most energy-building, wellness-boosting, parent-powering, proven quality night's sleep we've ever made. don't miss our weekend special where all smart beds are on sale.

. >> sÓlo una foto luis miguel. >> luis miguel como estas.. he tenÍa que permanecer callado. confÍo en la justicia. guadalupe: farina pide apoyo a los medios de comunicaciÓn. farina: he recibido muchos ataques y victimizaciÓn. porque no se me esta viendo como vÍctima. como una mujer valiente. se me sigue viendo de otras formas. el proceso iba a ser llevar esa parte. es parte que yo no haya hablado. guadalupe: se ratificÓ la denuncia encontrarÁ las denuncias de joan sebastiÁn. >> vÍdeos, audios y fotografÍas. vamos a gritar la violencia fÍsica. asimismo se origina el oficio para la evaluaciÓn psicolÓgica. que se va a practicar por parte de los peritos. guadalupe: el defensor legal dejÓ en claro que su cliente tendrÁ vigilancia 24 horas. >> ya se dictÓ la medidas de protecciÓn. se va a poner un policÍa permanente. porque estÁ en riesgo su integridad fÍsica. asimismo el seÑor figueroa estÁ impedido para desaguar ——para realizar bollar manifestaciÓn. —— para realizar cualquier manifestaciÓn. raÚl: seÑores color de hormiga brava. no se nueva. vamo

>> history for miguel cabrera! >>> and all that matters -- >> brothers osborne are here. the grammy-winning duo will tell us about their latest album and life on the road during a pandemic. ♪ i'm a legend in my own mind i'm good for some but i'm not for everyone ♪ >>> the concert was cut short by tropical storm henri, but it was still a heck of a show. we'll take you backstage. >> new york city! ♪ ♪ open up my eagle eyes cuz i'm mr. bright side ♪ [ cheers ] >> wow. that's amazing. >> welcome to "cbs this morning." it was amazing. at one point the brothers osborne, the drummer was playing on a piece of paper with something that looked like a whisk. >> was the killers you're talking about -- >> yes. >> you said brothers osborne who were on the show. >> thank you, anthony. the killers. the killers. it was an amazing moment backstage. an amazing night period. >> turned into quite a weather story which we begin this morning. it's been a terrifying weekend of weather. we've got a pair of those terrifying events to cover

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that's miguel almaguer in baton rouge, louisiana. please stay safe. >> hurricane ida is just one of the stories we're monitoring. we're also watching the situation in afghanistan tonight. today, president biden traveled to dover air force base in delaware. he attended a ceremony called a dignified transfer. honor guards offloaded the remains of 13 service members. families watched the emotional tearful ceremony from a private area on the tarmac. the service members died on thursday in a suicide attack at the airport in kabul. here are their names and faces. the terror group isis-k committed that attack. and since then, the u.s. has carried out two air strikes against isis-k. one strike overnight hit a vehicle that u.s. central command says was loaded with explosives. other media outlets report that civilians were killed during the strike. nbc news has not independently verified those reports. but in a statement they responded, quote, we are still assessing the results of the strike. we know that there were substantial and powerful su

let's head over to miguel almaguer in baton rouge, louisiana. and miguel, ida's headed your way. what are you seeing right now? >> yeah, richard. as you mentioned at the top of this round robin and bill karins confirmed it, many officials in baton rouge fear that this city could take a direct hit from the storm. over the last hour or so, we began to feel those outer bands of the storm. the rain here is flying sideways. we can see sheets of it coming down in some areas. it's been a pretty persistent wind picking up here. as a matter of fact, the mississippi river, which is only a few hundred feet from where we're standing, started flowing in the opposite direction because of all of the storm surge in the area. officials are saying they're concerned about the quarter million people who live in this area. there were no mandatory evacuations. most people in this city, they believe, are staying here. and are hunkered down. this city does expect to lose power. all of those emergency services are going to be cut off when the wind speeds reach a certain rate, and officials say everyone w

miguel almaguer, nbc news >>> i'm morgan chesky tracking a different front line in the covid fight. >> you will never be allowed in public again! >> reporter: in tennessee, angry parents taking on schools over mask mandates as the safety measures for classrooms play out in courtrooms. >> this is going to be heard on an expedited emergency basis. >> in texas and florida -- >> i'd rather wear it because i don't want to get covid. >> i have two, actually in school, and neither one will wear masks >> reporter: in one florida school district, more than 400 students are in quarantine after at least 30 tested positive the superintendent there says the district just implemented a mask policy despite the governor's threat to withhold certain administrators' salaries >> we believe that the price of a human life and the price of a salary, they're not equivalent in any way, shape or form. >> reporter: in california, where the state supports masking up in schools, a superintendent says one of her teachers ended up in a hospital after a parent attacked during an argument over masks. >> and we just

but one thing that happens in the san miguel salient is billy mitchell goes in and pershing says, can you do an air attack in support? he says, absolutely. i need 1,500 planes. he gets them. it's a mix of american and european pilots. they fly over and they're doing a lot of different stuff. the part of what they're doing is we need to eliminate those german aircraft, so any time german aircraft come up to engage, they're going to do some air-to-air. they're also going to bomb the aerodromes of the german and that's pretty successful. then they're doing what they at the time talk about as strategic bombing. we don't -- today we would call it more interdiction. they're trying to hit rail lines, supply depots, things like that. and it's pretty effective and it's one of the reasons why the san miguel offensive works as well as it does, at least it's part of that. is that -- i could talk about san miguel all day. >> but he has kindly watched me with all the other speakers so he's not going to and we're going to go to our last question of the day. thank you, sir. >> do chopper pilots have

. >>> turning back to baseball, tigers slugger miguel cabrera has joined an exclusive club, hitting his 500th home run in his storied career. cabrera is the 28th player in the history of major league baseball to reach this impressive milestone. it happened yesterday in toronto against the blue jays. when cabrera got to the detroit tigers, a lot of people considered that the worst trade in major league baseball history. he was on the marlins. the marlins haven't won a world series since trading him back in 2003. congratulations to the detroit tigers, and miguel cabrera. >> i was like, don't do it. >> the last player to hit 500 home runs, david ortiz. >> uh-huh. >>> coming up, america's dollar stores are cashing in. why the no-frills markets are luring so many shoppers away from traditional grocery stores. >>> and how is this for blowing the budget? the colossal ultra luxury motor home that costs more than mansions. you're watching "world news now." re than mansions. you're watching "world >>> with the >>> with the prices of just about everything going up, a growing number of americans ar

reporter: tonight disturbing new video for an old problem still plaguing louisiana state troopers miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> we are facing more extreme weather with temperatures soaring into the 90s and triple digits in many places 75 million people under heat advisories from the southwest to the midwest and northeast. we're also watching another potential tropical threat in the caribbean that could affect the gulf coast this weekend >>> a major defeat in the supreme court for the biden administration the court ordered the government to resume a trump era immigration policy forcing asylum applicants to wait outside the u.s. pete williams now with late details >> reporter: it's one of the first things president biden did after taking office ending a trump administration program known as remain in mexico it requires people seeking asylum to wait outside the country while their claims were considered. tens of thousands lingered in makeshift tent cities. human rights groups said many were attacked by criminals and drug gangs. >> people were kidnapped. people were raped. all kinds of terr

miguel almaguer, nbc news, portland >>> we turn now to the families of the fallen we told you earlier about the chaos as people desperately try to flee afghanistan. it's just the latest heartbreak for the children of americans who made the ultimate sacrifice there. here is peter alexander. >> reporter: those images of desperate afghans clinging to american planes, the chaos as the taliban quickly recaptured the country has been unbearable for keely quinlan. >> it feels like the rug was pulled out from underneath a lot of us, and i am struggling, honestly, to come to terms with it. >> reporter: that war altered the course of her life her father, chief warrant officer john quinlan was killed in 2011 when the chinook helicopter he was piloting crashed in southern afghanistan keely was just 10. to this day she remembers when the doorbell rang at the tennessee home where she still lives. >> i peeked through the side glass panes and just saw two pairs of shiny dress shoes, military issue i just remember like falling to the floor >> reporter: you knew? >> i knew. it was like a lightning stri

miguel almaguer, nbc news >>> this is ellison barber tonight we're inside this parking garage, now a field hospital were you expecting to need something like this summer? >> no. >> one of two just opened at the university of mississippi medical center this one is funded and staffed by samaritan's purse. 32 beds, all of them for covid patients in need of critical care. you think they'll be full by the end of the evening? >> probably not all of them by the end of the evening because it takes time to accept every one of them. but, you know, by the end of the week. >> reporter: and steps away, new fears that the state's only children's hospital, 28 kids are currently hospitalized, 8 in the icu. >> we're seeing kids who are more ill frequently with severe covid, even children who have not had previous underlying illnesses. >> reporter: donovan evans is 11 years old. he has covid-19, and on monday he was admitted to children's of mississippi >> next month he'll be old enough september the 26th will be his birthday >> reporter: his parents think he got the virus at school. donovan has asthm

miguel almaguer reports. >> reporter: with our nation deeply divided over how to best protect childrenn school, today a florida judge ruling the governor's controversial ban on mask mandates in the classroom is unlawful, a major defeat with similar legal challenges already under way in states like texas and arizona who are also defying cdc guidance. >> i am personally sick and tired of people playing politics with my child's life. >> reporter: as more children become infected with covid, the cdc warns hospitalizations will rise. a growing number of pediatric units are already overwhelmed. >> without proper, you know, barriers in place like masks, social distancing, we expect to see numbers are going to keep going up. >> reporter: delta is still driving infections around the world. a new study from the uk says the variant is doubling the risk of hospitalization. states like alabama already at a breaking point. >> we're in a crisis situation. i don't know how much longer we're going to be able to do this. >> reporter: as the pandemic grows more dire and more hospitals are in need of a li

. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning" we would talk with education secretary miguel cardona about his newoadmap for a safe return to school this year. >>> more than 25,000 people are under evacuation orders in northern california where firefighters are struggling to stop the dixie fire which wiped out a small historic town. the blaze gutted more than 100 homes and businesses in greenville, a former gold rush town with buildings dating back to the 1800s. it's now the sixth largest wildfire in california history and it's one of several fires burning out west that can be seen from satellite. as johnson vigliotti reports some residents are refusing to leave their homes. >> we lost greenville tonight. >> reporter: this is all that's left of greenville's library, it looked like this until the dixie fire ravaged this historic nort calif gold rush town. in just hours the blaze destroyed one structure after another, including the post office, a temple, businesses and homes. >> it's devastating. i believe i saw a sign over there yesterday that had a grand opening for a music shop and a cafe just ri

that everyone there did survive the storm, even though many of the buildings are gone here's nbc's miguel almaguer >> reporter: those who stayed feared they would die. the communities of grand isle, golden meadow, and matthews taking a direct and unforgiving hit from ida dozens called for help to get out, but no one could make it in josh welch rode out the hurricane on his barge in grand isle >> it's like being in a blizzard you couldn't really see around you at times i wouldn't want to go through it again. that's for sure. >> reporter: those who survived the impact are now struggling to escape the aftermath emergency teams can't make rescues and can barely make phone calls to get word out on local radio. the road to rescue perhaps as dangerous as the choice to stay behind highways and back roads across louisiana are a mine field of downed trees and powerlines. >> i had to get them to come rescue me from my house to get out. >> reporter: and you're out here trying to open these roads >> right that's how bad it is >> reporter: this is where the only road to grand isle ends it's still under

our miguel almaguer has more. >> reporter: instead of some time this fall, the fda could give pfizer's vaccine final approval by early next month. nbc news learning federal authorities are moving forward as rapidly as possible as the delta variant proliferates across the nation. the transition from emergency use authorization could help more public and private institutions mandate the vaccine and offer a shot of confidence for the 90 million americans eligible but not yet vaccinated. >> moving towards full approval will dramatically increase vaccine rates amongst the unvaccine naltd. >> reporter: while the fda just reaffirmed their position on boosters, saying americans don't need one for now, tonight the w.h.o. is calling for a moratorium on the extra dose, arguing vaccine-rich countries should help the rest of the world. amid the push to vaccinate in los angeles, the city council could soon hear an ordinance that would require customers to have at least one dose of a vaccine before they enter public spaces like restaurants, shopping centers, and gyms. in september, new york city will