with that, it is my absolute pleasure to introduce miguel gallarza to come up. above and beyond that, someone with a big heart who continues to reinvest time and again to people to make sure we are successful as a city. thank you, miguel. [ applause ] >> thank you everyone for being here and showing the support we've had all year for the last two or three years. it makes a difference. it shows we're engaged as a community. it shows we believe in the true spirit of the government because it can make a difference for all of our lives. i really appreciate all of my partners have worked really hard from the l.b. advisory committee. from those member that is don't get the recognition. dr. ansani, of course, darilyn and all of them that have taken part in helping us draft this and make sure that we had the right message that we listen to the right community members. people that were not part of the advisory committee, the well bonders and the patrick to make sure they engage with the small community and help that voice come out so that we can listen to them, pay atten

with that, it is my absolute pleasure to introduce miguel gallarza to come up.e with a big heart who continues to reinvest time and again to people to make sure we are successful as a city. thank you, miguel. [ applause ] >> thank you everyone for being here and showing the support we've had all year for the last two or three years. it makes a difference. it shows we're engaged as a community. it shows we believe in the true spirit of the government because it can make a difference for all of our lives. i really appreciate all of my partners have worked really hard from the l.b. advisory committee. from those member that is don't get the recognition. dr. ansani, of course, darilyn and all of them that have taken part in helping us draft this and make sure that we had the right message that we listen to the right community members. people that were not part of the advisory committee, the well bonders and the patrick to make sure they engage with the small community and help that voice come out so that we can listen to them, pay attention to them, focus on their n

miguel bosÉ que recoja maletas. nadie desde que se separÓ de west. familiares amigos habÍan dicho que simplemente no estaba lista y ahora la critican por la diferencia de edad de ellos dos. pero si ella lo anuncia quiere decir que estÁ contenta. >> Él tiene 28 aÑos y ella 41. tÚ quieres decir algo acerca de esto? >> sÍ, en Él es que experimente y de ariana grande. yo me pregunto quÉ tiene este chico. ahÍ va en la personalidad y en el sentido del humor que mata carisma y mata billete. >> ariana grande ha dicho explÍcitamente que es eso escondido que pete davidson tiene que no vamos a entrar en detalle. pero o yo cuando me dijeron que king kardashian se y va a separar de kanye west dije, con quiÉn se va empatar. ella necesita alguien que le haga complemento. en mi vida me imaginÉ que iba a ser pete. >> te voy a decir un dicho, el que puede puede. [hablan a la vez] conductora: yo siento que Él ha estado con mujeres muy guapas, pero pero a ver cuÁnto le duran. >> buen sentido del humor yo creo que es la clave de Él. un

let's get right to miguel almaguer. miguel, what do we know >> reporter: well, lester, good evening we're getting new details about this developing situation here's what we know right now. the attorney general in mexico says there was an altercation between several drug dealers on a beach when shots were fired near the hyatt cancun resort a local news outlet reports that at least eight armed gunmen entered the hotel carrying long guns the commotion sent tourists scrambling. images coming in to nbc news shows some taking cover in the resorts corridors and then later guests gathering in the hotel lobby. mexico's secretary of public security says two people died, both believed to be drug dealers. at this hour, it appears no tourists were injured and the gunfire, thankfully, lester, seems to be over lester >> frightening, though all right, miguel. thank you. >>> now to washington and the growing drama among democrats after those major election victories for republicans. tonight house speaker nancy pelosi pushing to pass the

here's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: just as many americans count down the days to holiday gatherings, covid cases are shooting up across much of the nation the intersection of holiday travel and an ominous winter surge set to soon collide. tonight in nearly half the country, new infections are on the rise in six states the increase is over 40% in just the last two weeks. minnesota with the largest spike. >> i'm worried that people are going to die and they never had a chance at getting a bed. >> reporter: doctors in minnesota are facing their most crushing increase in new infections since last winter. >> the patients, they're waiting too long to be seen. they're very sick. and every day it's a fight to try to find where is this sick patient going to go. >> reporter: fearing a return to covid patients in hallways and at field hospitals, new york city joins california, colorado, new mexico and arkansas offering booster shots to all adults before the fda and cdc has authorized them. >> providers should not turn a patient away if they request a booster. >> reporter: as our nation now ave

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after months of declines now some states are announcing their own rules when it comes to boosters miguel almaguer now with the latest. >> reporter: tonight what's unfolding in hospitals from california to colorado is now our clearest sign of a winter surge with covid cases climbing in 17 states. our national plateau is giving way to a steady rise in infections. >> we need every single bed that is in our state. >> reporter: already at a breaking point, colorado is now implementing crisis standards of care, prioritizing staff in their overwhelmed hospitals. >> you may have a different level of care had you not come in today versus maybe six months ago. >> reporter: declaring the entire state high risk for exposure, today colorado's governor signing an executive order allowing all adults regardless of age to immediately qualify for boosters nationwide, only a third of eligible seniors have gotten the added dose of protection in california, doctors fear the low demand for boosters correlates directly with the rising climb in cases flooded ers in cities like fresno perhaps the canary in the c

lester >> all right miguel, thank you. >>> was he a vigilante or just defending himself? the central question this evening for the jury now deliberatin in the homicide trial of kyle rittenhouse in kenosha, wisconsin gabe gutierrez is there. >> say their names >> reporter: tonight tensions high as kenosha waits. hundreds of national guard troops on standby but not yet deployed >> people who come here for reasons that do not bring good to this community, we don't want you here. >> folks, you can retire to consider your verdicts. >> reporter: the jury now deliberating for more than eight hours in the kyle rittenhouse trial. today rittenhouse himself picked at random six jury alternates from a lottery drum that remain in the courthouse in a second room while the other 12 jurors deliberate, 7 women and 5 men, including 1 person of color. >> if the jury finds that rittenhouse provoked the initial attack then rittenhouse may lose the argument of self-defense completely >> reporter: rittenhouse is charged with five felony counts, the most serious first-degree intentional homicide

tonight our nation showing signs of normalcy amid reminders the pandemic is far from over >> miguel, i have to tell you, my first thought was with so many people getting boosters, will it change what it means to be fully vaccinated >> reporter: well, not yet, lester. but that is a possibility. the cdc says for now its definition of being fully vaccinated remains unchanged. but when all americans qualify for a booster, that definition could be re-examined down the road lester? >> miguel almaguer, thank you. >>> tonight disturbing new video emerging of the surging crowd at that travis scott performance in houston where eight people died the young victims ranging in age from 27 down to just 14 years old. tonight, houston's fire chief says scott should have stopped the show once he saw what was happening in the crowd. morgan chesky is there. >> reporter: tonight, inside the deadly concert surge. [ screaming this video conveys the desperate moments at travis scott's astroworld fest. fans nearly buried under bodies one appearing to dial 911. >> this investigation will take some time becaus

for six months while cases are rising, for the vaccinated, there is protection lester >> all right miguel, thank you for that >>> more stories of heartbreak but also survival tonight from waukesha, wisconsin after that car attack on a christmas parade killed six people and injured many more. new details on the suspect. megan fitzgerald is there. >> reporter: tonight a community shattered as more details emerge of the youngest victim of the horrific attack in waukesha eight-year-old jackson sparks was marching in the parade with his baseball team sunday when the red suv came plowing through. jackson undergoing emergency brain surgery but passing away on tuesday. the family calling it a tremendous loss. his 12-year-old brother still in the hospital along with at least 10 other kids. many still fighting for their lives. >> i was running around looking for my sister. >> reporter: her 11-year-old sister who is now home recovering was dancing in the parade her family was watching the moment she was struck by the car. >> just seeing her there when we had found her she was conscious, so she was l

with more, here's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: tonight the white house is trying to fight off a legalchallenge threatening the nation's most aggressive vaccine mandate, responding to a federal appeals panel that temporarily halted the new rule. the justice department says it will vigorously defend osha's plan to require businesses with 100 or more employees, ensure workers are vaccinated or wear a mask and face weekly testing. >> the department of labor has a responsibility to keep workers safe and the legal authority to do so. >> reporter: with enforcement set for early next year, the rule would impact roughly 1 in 4 americans. >> this is an incredible overreach by the executive branch of the government and we have never seen it is unprecedented. >> reporter: the owner of ralph's market that employs some 500 people is a plaintiff in one of the lawsuits. >> this is not a lawsuit that is anti-vaccine this is a lawsuit that is anti-mandate. >> reporter: with vaccine mandates quickly becoming a focal point for national divisiveness -- >> i know you don't offer it to just anyone okay. >>

. >> jose miguel vivanco: nobody really see him. >> alfonsi: jose miguel vivanco is a director of human rights watch, a non-profit advocacy group that's been reporting from inside nicaragua for decades. a lot of dictators will at least go through the motions of pretending there's a legitimate election. he's not. >> vivanco: ortega's deliberate and flagrant crack-down against peaceful opposition leaders is something without any precedent in latin america since the '70s and '80s, when most of the region was under military dictatorship. >> alfonsi: what makes it unprecedented? >> vivanco: since ortega controls congress, he managed to pass legislation at the end of last year that sanctioned as treason essentially any criticism of the government. >> alfonsi: so, if you criticize the government, you can be thrown in jail right now. >> vivanco: the language that they use is "any damage to the superior interests of the nation." >> alfonsi: it sounds orwellian. >> vivanco: orwellian. it's completely orwellian. >> alfonsi: in june, secretary of state antony blinken called for president ortega to

fueron por comida que ofreciÓ houston. >> don miguel por quÉ venir?asa. >> no, no hay. >> ¿por quÉ? >> porque no hay recursos. >> este aÑo fue difÍcil para todos dice antonio quien fue con sus hijos a este superaban quieto para 25 mil personas. >> la inflaciÓn y la canasta ha subido demasiado. >> padres hispanos, esperaran horas y horas pero pudieron disfrutar de pavo arroz, pasta, ella cuenta que este aÑo la pasaron mal, su esposo * estuvo 5 meses sin trabajo. >> la renta no espera y no hay mucha ayuda para la renta, es muy complicado conseguir ayuda. >> los organizadores por primera vez en 43 aÑos, tuvieron que hacer una recolecciÓn de emergencia porque no llegaban a la meta, pero finalmente lo hicieron en la recolecciÓn de mida. >> este aÑo tampoco habÍa suficientes voluntarios, pero los que dieron su tiempo pusieron los alimentos en el auto de personas como marÍa. >> es lo que vamos a preparar. >> a pesar de los problemas hay mucho que agradecer e este acciÓn de gracias dice sara al sentarse con sus hijos en la mesa. >> primero que nada que estoy

miguel, i want you to get one of those hats. i think you need one of those turkey hats for next hour. miguel, thank you very much. >>> the tsa screened more people yesterday than on any other day since the start of the pandemic. more than 2.3 million people passed through security checkpoints ahead of today. that marks the seventh straight day that tsa has screened more than 2 million people. the holiday travel spike comes as the justice department cracks down on unruly air travelers, our pete muntean joins us from reagan national this morning. pete, good morning. happy thanksgiving. what are we looking at? >> reporter: the association of flight attendants said it is about time for something like this, for unruly passengers to go straight to jail. attorney general merrick garland is telling federal prosecutors, u.s. attorneys, that they must prioritize these cases, because the issue here is that the federal aviation administration, which oversees the skies, cannot press criminal charges against ugly unruly behavior on board flig

miguel, buenas noches, ¿qué tal? >> buenas tardes, julio.del equipo canadiense, y méxico viene de una derrota muy dolorosa contra estados unidos. no importa la nieve y el clima, siempre hay apoyo. >> traje la bandera y la virgen para que nos acompañe y gane méxico. >> (gritos). >> son tres puntos en la eliminatoria rumbo a qatar 2022. si méxico pierde podría terminar esta etapa de la eliminatoria en cuarta posición ¿qué implica? que no está en la zona de boletos directos para el mundial. falta mucha eliminatoria, pero comienza a servir la presión al equipo de gerardo martino. los invitamos esta noche con la cobertura absoluta y total, fría desde canadá. un abrazo. >> un abrazo, miguel, cúbrete bien porque se ve que hace frío. los esperamos. nueva york se prepara otra vez para recibir a multitudes en la fiesta de fin de año en times square. el alcalde anunció que quien quiera asistir debe mostrar que está vacunado contra la covid-19. >> la fiesta más grande de fin de año vuelve para cientos de miles de personas en la gran manzana luego de que

miguel almaguer with the crew member breaking his silence. >> she was my friend >> reporter: breaking his silence and now filing a lawsuit claiming severe emotional distress, serge svetnoy vividly recalls the moment alec baldwin accidentally and fatally shot his friend, cinematographer, halyna hutchins. >> i still cannot believe that she is not longer with us. >> reporter: svetnoy claims recreational shooting was happening before the deadly accident names nearly two dozen parties in his lawsuit, including armorer hannah gutierrez-reed who he says loaded the gun, assistant director dave halls who handed the weapon to baldwin, and the actor who is also a producer. >> any responsible actor knows you don't take a real gun, point it at a human being, pull the trigger, shoot a bullet and they die and the answer is, huh, i didn't know it was loaded. >> reporter: of baldwin, svetnoy claims he should have double checked the colt revolver with halls upon being handed it. adding, the scene did not call for baldwin to shoot and should have refrained from pointing the gun at anyone baldwin has sai

miguel almaguer, nbc news >>> the high-profile civil trial over violence at the 2017 unite the rightrally in charlottesville, virginia, has ended in a split verdict. the jury ordered white nationalist leaders and organizers to pay more than $25 million in damages, but jurors were deadlocked on the most serious counts to federal conspiracy charges. >>> in flint, michigan, two people are dead after a home exploded in that city last night the blast was captured on a neighbor's home security camera. officials say the victims were a 4-year-old girl and a 55-year-old woman. at least 30 structures in that neighborhood were damaged >>> in just 60 seconds, inside the supply chain bottleneck how it's affecting an iconic american-made toy enjoyed by generations of kids right before the holidays >>> one month after his remains were found in a florida nature reserve, a medical examiner said today that brian laundrie died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. the fbi has said that laundrie was a person of interest in the death of his fiancÉe, gabby petito >>> let's turn to "race to deliver," our se

miguel almaguer nbc news. >>> a judge in new york today threw out the convictions of two men wrongfully found guilty of the 1965 murder of civil rights leader malcolm x the men spent decades in prison but were released in the 1980s. one of them khalil islam has since died he did not need the court, prosecutors or a piece of paper to tell him he was innocent. >>> just two days after that virtual summit between president biden and china's leader, a new sign of tension tonight. peter alexander is at the white house. and, peter, president biden is talking about a potential boycott of the beijing olympics. >> reporter: yeah, lester that's right tonight at the oval office, i pressed president biden whether he supported a boycott of the upcoming olympics in china, which means u.s. government officials would not attend but u.s. athletes would still go the president said it's, quote, something we're considering. but some republicans have been calling for a full boycott of the beijing games to rebuke china for its human rights abuses. the president's comments also come just days after his virtual

miguel almaguer, nbc news >>> up next, our exclusive interview with bill gates about what he says about climate change and the next industrial revolution >>> back now with our nbc news exclusive bill gates fresh off his feet to the un climate summit the billionaire appearing after his share of controversy back home. he spoke with anne thompson. >> bill gates. [ applause ] >> reporter: at the climate change conference, bill gates challenging the world to act >> together we must drive a green innovation revolution. >> reporter: the green industrial revolution that you spoke of, 30 years from now, what does that look like? >> well, it means when you tour a field plant, it won't look the way it does today. the way that beef gets made, the whole agricultural sector would have been changed. >> reporter: can businesses do it on its own? >> well, we need to have a government policy that incents this activity. unless you can incent it, the idea of just dumping the pollution into the atmosphere, it's simpler, it's cheaper to do it that way. >> reporter: is president biden doing enough to lead on

we get more from miguel almaguer. >> reporter: the chaotic and increasingly dangerous crime sprees are now unfolding in more cities, san francisco, los angeles, chicago and minneapolis. on some of the busiest shopping days of the year, flash mobs with upwards of 80 people armed with hammers and crowbars are smashing and grabbing their way through high-end retailers as terrified shoppers and employees are threatens with their lives. >> we build this thing with our hands this is our baby and, so, just to see it violated is just -- it's crazy. >> reporter: while well-known luxury retailers are often targeted, including those here on rodeo drive, it's often small businesses paying the highest price. union square, a mom and pop jeweler was robbed of $250,000 of goods in three minutes. another retailer nearby is spending $30,000 a month on 24/7 security. the cost of doing business could put many out of business >> it is absolutely organized crime. it does look like chaos, but it is really very, very organized and choreographed. >> reporter: in oakland, their while a news crew covered smash a

¿verdad que sí, miguel? menos prioridad, pero te voy a dar un truco. antes de comer el plato, usted se puede comer de 2 a 4 gomitas de "entalla", 30 minutos de comer el plato, esto tiene fibra, se expande, te vas a sentir llena y seguramente no te vas acabar el plato. 30 minutos antes. Éste es parte del tratamiento para adelgazar. lo otro que pueden hacer un dÍa como hoy donde comieron demasiado en la fiestas, el "meta buster" les aumenta el metabolismo y los ayuda a adelgazar. ya estamos tarde pero para maÑana si usted se quiere levantar con un cafÉ que trabaje para usted tiene el super slim cafÉ. tiene 5 g de fibra, ademÁs de esto tiene infusiÓn de tÉ verde para quemar grasa, y obviamente puede comenzar los dÍas con los batidos de proteÍnas. astrid: esta es mi favorita. dr.juan: son riquÍsimas, y tenemos ahÍ el elemento para bajar la ansiedad de comer, todo esto lo pueden conseguir en mientalla.com o llamando al 18557363346. astrid: pero no nos podemos ir porque justamente oyes el viernes negro y las ofert

here's miguel almaguer. a >> reporter: tonight the warning signs are clear in pockets of the country. a crushing new wave of covid cases is already eclipsing last winter's deadly surge as the u.s. closes in on 100,000 new cases a day, more than half the nation is now recording a rise in new infections >> we're far over capacity and really working hard to care for all these people. >> reporter: in parts of the midwest, the department of defense is sending medical teams to relieve exhausted front line workers. what do you anticipate in the weeks and months ahead >> you know, i'm afraid what we're seeing here in michigan is probably just a foreshadow of what we'll see across the country. >> reporter: with inoculation numbers still climbing, 95% of federal workers, nearly 3.5 million employees, met today's vaccine mandate deadline but the majority of new shots into arms are boosters, not new vaccinations. >> infections among the unvaccinated continue to drive this pandemic, hospitalizations and deaths. >> report

here's miguel almaguer >> reporter: former super bowl champion, league mvp and the face of the nfl. aaron rodgers is breaking his silence after testing positive for covid. >> i didn't feel great yesterday. >> reporter: on the pat mcafee show, the 37-year-old green bay packers quarterback discussed taking monoclonal antibodies and ivermectin, a drug the fda advises against using for covid because of the risk of serious illness. it's often used to treat livestock. >> i believe strongly in bodily autonomy and the ability to make choices for your body. >> reporter: rodgers says he consulted with controversial podcaster joe rogan and revealed he never took one of the three authorized vaccines. >> i'm not, you know, some sort of anti-vax flat earther i am somebody who is a critical thinker >> reporter: this after telling the media over the summer he was protected >> are you vaccinated? what is your status on vaccinations >> yeah, i've been immunized. >> reporter: today rodgers who said the woke mob tried to cancel him insisting he was not misleading the public. >> my plan was to say that

se me gustaría vacunarlo que con él se queda esperar más bien que condimentos padres hablamos con migueltanford y él expresa total confianza. hay millones de personas que han tenido esta vacuna. y no es algo que habrá que tener miedo en crónicas entretanto se preparan para dar la vacuna de chucky recibieron los primeros suministros. actualmente hemos recibido 500 sí seguimos es errando a que recibamos más ponte clínicas como está recomendados parece estar atentos su portal de internet para la cita cuanto antes >>> entonces lo digo a modo personal voy a vacunar a mis hijos porque van a protegerlos de morir o de enfermarse seriamente el coronavirus noticiero telemundo 48 cual es el plan pronto podrán votar sus hijos nos comunicamos con de salud locales esto fue lo que dijeron en el caso de san francisco comenzar la vacunación el viernes planifican iniciar el sábado estrategia para los contados a países como te recuerdo que puede encontrar de vacunas de su casa visitante 48 que por el programa en la supervisora solicitó a la administración iniciativa para pequeñas empresas y organizaciones

here's miguel almaguer with the latest. >> reporter: it was no accident on the set of "rust. that's the stunning and explosive claim from the attorneys representing hannah ghouta riz reed, two suggest a live bullet was purposely planted with dummy and blank rounds, resulting in the death of the film's cinematographer. >> are you suggesting this the a case of sabotage >> the answer is conclusively and unequiy confirm the 24-year-old did chic the revolver for ammo before the assistant director gave it to alec baldwin but they say she could not tell the difference >> a zudummy round has a projectile tip and a primer. >> reporter: on the set, the gun sat unattended on a cart for two-and-a-half hours when someone tampered with the ammo >> she tried to do her best. she couldn't be around the cart 24/7 there were other assistants that were supposed to be watching the weapons when she could not be. >> reporter: with no proof or charges filed, they say they remain the focus of the investigation. >> i went to work every day along the playing a game of russian roulette. >> reporter: cam

let's get to miguel marquez. miguel, the write-in votes have a clear lead.er being called in buffalo at this point. >> this is a shock and a shock back. india walton, who is self-professed democratic socialist, has 41% of the vote. write-ins, who is on the write-in ballots, has 59%. the former mayor byron brown has declared victory. but it is going to be some days before those ballots are counted. this is a shocker all around. he was a very long-term mayor of buffalo. lost in a shocker in the primary to india walton, the democratic socialist. and then has come back possibly to win this thing in the most old school shocking way of all, in a write-in. but whether it is new york or seattle, cleveland, pittsburgh, durham, all of these cities seeing people of color, new faces in politics, young people elected, all democrats, but not necessarily progressives. even in boston, where michelle wu was elected, and identifies as more of a progressive, didn't run on those hot button issues like defund the police, was talking more about making boston a much more livable c

en la cuarta vez que se registra un problema entre la sospechosa y el pequeÑo miguel.a que no habla inglÉs ni espaÑol ha visto limitadamente al bebÉ en el hospital y no saber paradero de su hijo de dos aÑos, los dos le fueron retirados por una denuncia de violencia domÉstica. >> tenemos que presentar una queja contra el gobierno y pueden decir si van a dar una red con su habilidad y si no tenemos que responder con una demanda civil. reportero: la ley estatal prohÍbe constatar si un niÑo ha estado involucrado. hace —— jaime garcÍa . patricia: encontraron a un menor guatemalteco abandonado en un cruce fronterizo del paso, texas. le dijeron que caminarÁ hasta encontrar a alguien con uniforme. en su segundo viaje al exterior, lÓpez obrador viajo y fue esperado por mucho mexicano, pero otros protestaron por su presencia. jessica zermeÑo estuvo cubriendo y nos presenta un informe. quÉ destacarÍa de este viaje de lÓpez obrador? jessica: tratan de paliar la pobreza. algunas han venido a apoyarlo y otro —— otros en contra. >> el presidente va a dar todos los detalles de lo que

miguel almaguer has the details. >> she was my friend. >> reporter: breaking his silence, now filing a lawsuit claiming severe emotional distress, the light chief on the set of "rust" vividly recalls the moment alec baldwin accidentally and fatally shot his friend, cinematographer helena hutchins. >> i feel i cannot believe that she is not here with us. he claims recreational shootins happening before the deadly accident, names nearly two dozen parties in his lawsuit, including armorer hannah gutierrez reed, who he says loaded the gun, assistant director dave halls who happened the weapon to baldwin and the actor, who is also a producer. >> any responsible actor knows, you don't take a real gun, point it at a human being, pull the trigger, shoot a bullet and they die and the answer is, huh, i didn't know it was loaded. >> reporter: of baldwin, he claims he should have double checked the colt revolver with halls upon being handed it to ensure it did not contain live ammunition adding the scene did not call for baldwin to shoot and should refrain from point ing the gun at anyone. baldw

the last case that we are investigating is miguel law school. it was a journalist and vera cruz, mexico, and uncovering drug related crime in which in mexico, one of problems is especially in vera cruise. one of the most deadliest provinces of mexico miguel was investigating crimes of drugs, a mafia which was connected to the let's say the, the upper world. so people indicted or not indicted, but people that he blamed for being complicit in the criminal acts of the drugs mafia were connected to the local government high officials. so again, although we believe that there may be an object for bringing it to the federal prosecutorial level, we do not expect that in mexico, this case will be further processed, right? so apart from that, so these are the 3 cases where it's clear that the level of impunity we cannot expect to have more local. ready action on this, in fact, and save a world for the truth. we've also investigated 10 other cases in which there is a possibility for local action. for example, we investigated the death of zine, which i hat

neguse: thanks, miguel. good question. i would be interested to hear from the chairwoman on that point, we are of course watching closely the negotiation. representative kustoff said it best when describing the secretary/special envoy gary, that he provided a master class in terms of the status of negotiations when we were at cop26, and i have every expectation that he will do as best as you can to try to get the parties to a place where we can have the progress that we all expect. we are watching that very closely. so i would preserve my comment about the final agreement until it is reached. with respect to your first question, i certainly learned a lot in terms of what i shared with those that i had the pleasure of talking to at the cop26. a lot of it was based on our experiences in colorado in the last year. colorado experienced the largest and the second-largest wildfires in the history of our state in 137 years. both happened last year, simultaneously, in my collection of district. many homes, many businesses, and unf

cnn's miguel marquez joins us with more. miguel, what do the fbi find at this landfill?and here we are again. it is worth remembering that jimmy hoffa was sort of a union celebrity when he was alive, part bernie sanders, part tony soprano. the idea that somebody so high profile could just disappear doesn't seem possible. >> this is another propaganda. >> jimmy hoffa, the infamous union boss. >> we're successful in getting from our members -- >> are we today closer to knowing what happened to him? >> this is one of the great mysteries of the modern criminal world. this is one of the great mysteries in mafia history. what happened to jimmy hoffa, where is jimmy hoffa buried all right the latest tantalizing possibility points to a former landfill under a new jersey bridge, the pulaski sky way outside of manhattan. his disappearance. >> this is jimmy hoffa. >> reporter: -- becoming the stuff of legend depicted in recent films like the irishman, the murder portrayed as a setup by mobsters who wanted the tough as nails union boss out of the way. >> let's get out of here. come