first of all, miguel quiroz is left handed.itnesses 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 transfers. >> it's about th

desde el primer día que nos enfrentamos que nos enfrentamos a una crisis con miguel, en casa con.o (nombre inaudible). participaron familiares que tienen alguna persona con una enfermedad mental, compartimos nuestras experiencias y de ahí aprendemos cómo poder tener un diario vivir con ellos >> para miguel su madre ha sido su gran pilar >> el apoyo de ella es incondicional >> yo hice una promesa con miguel como mamá, de poder lograr algo con él y sacarlo adelante >> bajo tratamiento y apoyado por su familia, miguel no solo ha encontrado estabilidad a su salud mental en la música sino una profesión por los últimos 8 años como dj >> mi sueño es ser dj conocido a nivel mundial >> muy importante hablar sobre esto en casa. la organización mundial de la salud afirma que el estima relacionada con la mala salud mental es el mayor obstáculo de las personas que buscan tratamiento. es importante que vayamos quitando todas las palabras que pueden ser hirientes para las personas porque se puede terminar por desanimar a quienes buscan ayuda, tratamiento. sucede que la mayoría de éstos mejoran c

miguel: it's a terrible situation.t in general for the european economy but because of the fact that there may not even be gas or some economies. there is already rationing, etc. for us as a business it is a great opportunity. we have a huge presence in renewables and potential growth. we are about to invest 24 billion euros over the next 25 years in the renewables space. when we look at renewables now it is modeling much cheaper than the alternatives of gas or coal but it is also much more reliable because it is an endogenous resource, so we will not be importing gas or coal from outside of europe. i think renewables is not just a play on decarbonization which is important, it is much more affordable. renewables, wind or solar, can now get energy at 40 euros per megawatt hour. the wholesale prices is maybe 300, 400 euros per megawatt hour. in order of magnitude cheaper. the more renewables we can put in, the faster we can bring energy prices down. tom: and of course, the importance of doing just that was illustrated b

quÉ mÚsica tan ricade luis miguel.isa porque la creÉ yo, le quise hacer a esa creaciÓn lo que es mi marca. este cambio de vida en miami la iba relacionar Íntimamente con luis miguel. vivo feliz hablando del sol. reportero: voy hablar del sol de mÉxico que se ha relacionado tu nombre es la incondicional? alessandra: asÍ me dicen por ahÍ las malas lenguas. hemos sido amigos hace muchos aÑos y es algo que he vivido. reportero: con sus mÁs y con sus menos? alessandrfa: con sus mÁs y con sus menos. reportero: una foto de luis miguel en donde volviÓ a ser la figura talentosa, tambiÉn fÍsicamente volviÓ a estar fitness. volviÓ a estar en eso. alessandra: estÁ comiendo solamente una vez al dÍa, muy completa la comida. reportero: quÉ le gusta comer a el? alessandra: le gusta comer comida chatarra. reportero: no se come una hamburguesa ni por casualidad? alessandra: una vez al aÑo. Él me ayudÓ en muchas cosas, el dÍa que vio mi menÚ estaba muerto de la risa porque los nombre que tengo son muy peculiares para cada plato. unos hue

nada mÁs ni nada menos que el penal de san miguel en puebla. >> ¿se imagina usted ?.000 $ a la semana. >> todo eso. habÍa muchos que vivÍan como su casa. sandra: habÍa restaurantes, farmacias, tiendas de abarrotes, de ropa y zapato. baÑos, ferreterÍa y estÉticas para cortes de cabello, asÍ como dos quioscos y gimnasios. >> no contarÁn mÁs en reclusorios con zonas de privilegio. sandra: la actual administraciÓn comenzÓ con la destrucciÓn de estos espacios con maquinaria especializada. todo fue registrado por una notarÍa pÚblica. >> estaban haciendo un trabajo fino para acondicionar el piso que en ese piso se utilizaron concreto de alta calidad para soportar ese tipo de construcciÓn. sandra: considerado como uno de los penales mÁs conflictivos de puebla, el cereso de san miguel tiene capacidad para albergar un mÁximo de 2100 internos. actualmente la poblaciÓn es de casi 4000. en el 2020 las autoridades realizaron un operativo donde decomisaron drogas como telÉfonos celulares, diversas armas, 106 pantallas de televisiÓn y sellos coloque hacia facturas falsas de automÓvi

miguel, have crews made much progress today? >> reporter: lester, crews are making progress this blaze is about 10% contained, but as you can see here the damage is extensive. when the fire tore through this area it was moving so fast and burning so hot it literally incinerated everything in a matter of minutes the people who live in this neighborhood say they will not rebuild. they don't have fire insurance. lester >> awful scene there miguel, thank you. >>> tense moments at love field in dallas today when a woman opened fire at the airport sending passengers running for cover. police say the woman had been dropped off, went into a restroom, and when she emerged began firing hitting the ceiling. she was shot and wounded by a police officer and arrested no one else was injured. >>> president biden's health is on the rebound tonight as doctors saying his covid symptoms are almost completely resolved the president working in isolation while slamming his predecessor. peter alexander now with late details. >> reporter: president bid

miguel, protecting the massive sequoias is a major feat tonight the outlook on that seems to be good? >> reporter: that's right, lester. incredibly not a sickle sequoia has been touched by fire yet. it is an incredible feat i want to give you some perspective on how massive these trees are. let me turn to our second camera here that's a few hundred feet away. there are 600 of these majestic beauties across the valley floor. not one has been lost to this fire yet the blaze is roughly 25% contained. it remains an active threat tonight so by no means are we out of the woods. firefighters, though, here on the ground doing an incredible job. lester, back to you. >> hats off to them for that incredible work miguel, thank you. >>> we are tracking that extreme heat that's been fueling those fires, scorching temperatures being felt by 36 million people from the west to the gulf coast. al roker joining us now. al, what are you watching >> lester, we will start out with the heat 36 million people from the pacific northwest all the way to the mississippi river valley for heat advisories, heat war

sandy is delicious. miguel vera is all too familiar with how the story turns sour. it began when a swiss botanist introduced the plant to europe in the 19th century. although it wasn't until the 1970s that western researchers became interested in stevie as potential. they actually are relied on the traditional knowledge of the bank with the people you want need living there to show them where the plants were. they took it basically with no consent ah, of the point that with that, that's the 1st thing. that's the 1st act of buy a piracy, a fact that they didn't consulted with them constitute by piracy. bio. piracy refers to the appropriation of genetic resources and knowledge about them without asking for consent or offering anything in return. it might rarely be in the headlines in the western world, but bio piracy is a wide spread phenomenon. the areas most typically targeted by bio pirates are those with a rich biodiversity located primarily in the southern hemisphere. many of them are in the amazon region. india. and the cape of south africa the genetic resources

please stop, we can't stop, miguel let's rest a little. let 's rest miguel.ust don't forget that we're runaways miguel we're running, i understand. you also need to get used to freedom waltz. this is not how we invited you here in the hope that you understand the responsibility of the moment and find the courage to tell the people of the country and mr. president that, despite all the repressions of the communist party, the press and is capable of action, the revolution continues, the revolution will be grow many ways of struggle, but the goal is one struggle against the imperialism of the monopoly and the landowners. our escape is a slap in the face to those who thought to break our spirit behind bars, who hoped with us. who hoped to put the very idea of ​​liberation behind bars with us? i must inform you. that the senator of the escaped prisoners died of a broken heart. this, too, is murder. mr. president there is hair dye, i know. i guess it's time for me to find a young replacement for you. definitely not in your favor. you have become a real merchant. gr

almaguer miguel, there is good news on the fire front, but it is a desperate situation for so many. >> reporter: that's right, lester. desperate and devastating. the number of structures destroyed has been up to 41. that's nearly double was the number was yesterday. and many of those are homes just like this one. there is still 1,400 other properties that still lie in the path of the fire. in terms of the fire fight, though, there is some good news. i want to show you some video of what that fire fight looks like more or less tonight. this blaze is making deep runs into the forest it is moving towards burn scar areas that have already been torched before that should take away an extreme amount of fuel back here on the ground, lester, while firefighters continue to work to get an upper hand on this blaze, they still don't have a cause for what started it. lester. >> miguel almaguer, thank you. >>> in canada, remarkable scenes as pope francis kissed and blessed babies before leading a mass for an estimated 50,000 people, one day after apologizing to indigenous groups for years of abus

almaguer joins us miguel, it is so hot emergencies are being declared. >> reporter: that's right, lester. that's how dangerous this heat is we're talking about a region that's unaccustomed to th hot weather and for the most part unprepared for it. portland hit a record 102 degrees yesterday. and seattle also hit a new high, coming in at 94 now, by the end of this week, some parts of washington and oregon could reach upwards of 110 degrees. for some perspective, typical summer temps there are in the 70s to 80s heat warnings and advisories have been issued for the region, covering some 13 million people as a blanket of heat suffocates cities from british columbia to northern california. as you may recall just last june, a heat wave was blamed for killing hundreds of people in the area the next few days could also prove to be deadly lester >> okay, miguel. thank you. >>> now to our series climate challenge and the innovation that could change the face of some american cities as anne thompson reports, more builders are turning away from concrete and steel in favor of wood, even for skyscrape

miguel, i simone. giftwrapped for the | liverpool player. miguel, can simone.l player. miguel, can she get the right side? as she can? & cheese _ get the right side? as she can? & cheese core? yes she can! back in belfast. the _ cheese core? yes she can! back in belfast, the rest _ cheese core? yes she can! back in belfast, the rest is _ cheese core? yes she can! back in belfast, the rest is history. - belfast, the rest is history. ukraine give it away at the back. is this the icing on the cake two caldwell! sometimes dreams do come true. b5 caldwell! sometimes dreams do come true. �* , caldwell! sometimes dreams do come true. m ., caldwell! sometimes dreams do come true. a ., , true. as soon as that second goal went in you _ true. as soon as that second goal went in you think, _ true. as soon as that second goal went in you think, just _ true. as soon as that second goal. went in you think, just please blow this wet— went in you think, just please blow this wet cell, and it was just absolute _ this wet cell, and it was just absolute euphoria. i always wanted t

this is at san miguel and h street in concord. so we're keeping a close eye on that.at means for your morning commute is service has stopped between concord and pleasant hill. no major delay service in service on the antioch line and sfo airport. county connection is offering bus bridges between concord and pleasant hill. you can use bus bridges such as 11, 14 and 15. seek alternate transportation in the meantime. if you're taking the freeways on highway 4 it is busy westbound out of pittsburg to bay point due to a crash around willow pass. keep that in mind. the rest of the morning commute headed toward 242 down to 680 looks a lot better. we'll keep a close eye and keep you updated on that and the b.a.r.t. delays throughout the morning. jocelyn? >> thank you, g. >>> happening today the house of representatives is set to vote on a bill that would from tect same-sex and interracial marriages, coming in the wake of the supreme court justice overturning roe v. wade. clarence thomas suggested the court should reconsider decisions including those regarding same-sex marriag

all right, miguel, thank you. i want to go to nbc's shaq brewster who's on the scene in highland park shaq, what are witnesses there saying this evening? >> reporter: well, lester, we're just about a block away from where that shooter opened fire causing panicked onlookers to run for cover. you see behind me, it is still a very active scene. you see police vehicles, the police caution tape, but more striking you see the chairs, the bicycles, the fourth of july decorations that were here as people were gathering. what they thought were fireworks they say were actually gunshots one person thought what was a military salute was actually the sound of gunfire tonight the community is shaken and hoping for answers and hoping that that suspect that has recently been identified will soon be captured. >> shaq brewster on the scene for us tonight. as you have heard, there has been a late development in the manhunt. authorities say they have located a person of interest. justice correspondent pete williams has the latest on

. >> miguel almaguer is is looking at the latest. some families have already lost everything. >> reporter: good morning, kris and marcus. this place was incinerated in a manner of minutes. this is california's largest fire this season. 17,000 acres and it will probably get close to 20,000 acres by the end of the day. the fire is still on the move today. it is moving deeper into the sierra nevada mountains and likely toward two burn scars, where it will probably run out of fuel. firefighters think they might be able to contain this boys by the weekend. they have a long fight ahead of them but today we expect temperatures to be in the mid- 90s. winds can always be a factor. the fire is burning toward an area that has burned before. as you mentioned as well, for these families who have lost so much, they might never be able to rebuild. these mountain communities love to be in this area, but it is so so excitable to water fires. >> they saw the fire burning in the park and they probably thought that they were safe. >> thank you so much,

con tristeza nos compartiÓ la fotografÍa que ella se tomÓ junto a su novio y fernando miguel caballerocia estados unidos sin decirle nada a ella. >> mi mamÁ se tiraba al televisor y yo tambiÉn. la querÍa sacar del televisor cuando daban ese dato. reportera: se comunicaba con ella con mensaje de texto y mensajes de voz. por eso confiaba que se encontraba en un pueblo. ella padece de cÁncer y requiere de una operaciÓn para extraer su matriz, muy costosa. eso explica parte de la decisiÓn de su hija. >> se sintiÓ presionado para ayudar a su madre. dio su vida por mÍ. reportera: dice que no conoce detalles de lo que sucediÓ, pero estÁ segura que en el Último hÁlito de vida, la joven la tuvo en sus pensamientos. las autoridades hondureÑas se comunicaron con gloria, quien espera que los cuerpos de su hija le sean entregadas en los prÓximos dÍas. patricia: no solo en honduras lloran a los seres queridos que fallecieron hacinados en este camiÓn que los transportaba en busca de sus sueÑos, tambiÉn en mÉxico, de donde son la mayorÍa de las vÍctimas, hay mucho dolor. esperan por la repatriaciÓn de

miguel Ángel fÉlix se encuentran presos y mi compaÑera isa osorio hablÓ con fÉlix en la primera y Última> rafael caro quintero fundÓ el cartel de guadalajara en la dÉcada de los 80. considerada la primera gan organizaciÓn para el trasiego de droga. pero no lo hizo solo. sus socios fueron ernest fonseca carrillo. alias don neto y miguel fÉlix gallardo conocido como el padrino o jefe de jefes que en p entrevista exclusiva con noticias telemundo. la Única concedido en su vida dentro de prisiÓn. hablÓ de esa relaciÓn. >>> rafael caro quintero fueron seÑalados como parte del asesinato del agente cma camarena quÉ relaciÓn tuvo con caro quintero y fonseca carrillo. >>> fo los conozco. en la calle no nos conocimos. >>> fue creador del centro de producciÓn mÁs grande que se tenga noticia. el ejÉrcito lo desmantelÓ por ladea porque mandÓ a matar a kike camarena chl >>> este tema es un tema muy lamentable. este seÑor camarena, quienes fueron quienes hayan sido, hay autores materiales, intelectuales presos. >>> con esta recaptura rafael caro quintero no pudo escapar a su destino. y terminarÁ sus dÍa

i want to bring in cnn's miguel marquez live for us in highland park. miguel, the suspect has now been charged with seven counts of first-degree murder. we know that he had at least two prior interactions with police officers at some point in time. what can you tell us about him? >> reporter: well, authorities are saying this was certainly premeditated, that he planned this for over quite some time, not only the act itself but also the escape. you mentioned he dressed in women's clothing at one point after the shooting in order to evade police. there were two incidents back in 2019, one where he had threatened to kill members of his family, the other where he was threatening suicide. in the one where he threatened to kill members of his family, it is interesting because police did go to his door and check to see what was going on. there were knives in the house that they wanted -- they took away initially, say authorities, but then later in the day, the father of this shooter -- or suspected shooter -- says that the knives were his. they were in a case.

you also can’t go home miguel must have tonight, i realized i need to go home.they will take you for sure. now we will all be in shit, both liberals and communists, and all those who know about politics will baptize one of us, if the whole country is in prison, if the whole country is in prison, calm down. it's pointless. i should not be free the revolution needs me not to be free, that's theoretical. they are you just get killed. maybe now you know him, i see him for the first time. lies to friends and finally, perhaps the most important thing. yesterday, by decision of the supreme court, 8 senators and 10 deputies of parliament from the revolutionary movement party and the communist party were arrested. this, perhaps, is not all of whom we will be forced to deprive of freedom . freedom, what feats and meanness were not committed in the name of freedom. in the name of freedom, we fought against the literature of the visitor struggle. we have acquired the institution of freedom and law. however, for some it seemed political. little freedom of speech freedom of t

miguel almaguer has the latest >> reporter: overnight, another wave of destruction. the oak fire more than doubling in size to 14,000 acres now, the state's largest wildfire of the year ravaging everything in its path >> the fire has gained exceptional acreage overnight. >> reporter: peak fire season hitting hard in the rural community of mariposa over 6,000 evacuated, as the governor declares a state of emergency. with containment nowhere in sight, the billowing plumes of smoke are visible from outer space. these are the new sounds of summer the crackling of bone-dry brush, the result of california's mega drought, promising more hell scapes ahead, as temperatures keep rising more than 2,000 firefighters working around the clock to beat back flames but thousands of structures remain under threat crews spread too thin to stop all the homes from burning >> oh, this is horrible >> reporter: rodney maguire captured this video as he lost it all. his family's home for generations, gone. along with his collection of classic cars all he has left is support from his neighbors

o over i'm ago is about an hour's drive south of munich and the miguel alps. it's in a dillard place. very calm, but not this summer. what is going on here? so many coaches this one's from hungary. italy is ones from norway, from switzerland, austria check republic from germany. visitors from all over the world come to although i'm a go for a play that is only performed every 10 years because i have been demick. it's now been 12 years. there are no actual actors on the stage. instead, it's the people of all but miguel themselves, if you see that many men have long hair and beard, this is mandatory for everyone who take part in the play. when was the last time and the hairdresser for christmas 2026 at the 0 and the lay here. it's been a brother of jesus 3 years ago. a football, 2 years ago. i save money on the spot that haven't cut my hair for ages or that i trimmed it 3 years ago with visual on to roll here i don't. the temple guard been preached. i'm who i play a high priest who condemns jesus. people who uneasily on foot were ted. it's been, i know i'm one o

we get more from miguel almaguer >> chris, i apologize to you >> reporter: sharing his most extensive comments since the oscar slap, tonight will smith says he's reached out to chris rock who he says is not yet ready to talk. moment so i wanted to apologize to chris's mother i want to apologize to chris's family >> reporter: for the last three months smith says he's played this moment out over and over and over again in his head >> there's no part of me that thinks that was the right way to behave in that moment. >> reporter: smith says his wife, jada pinkett smith, never encouraged the slap and that he embarrassed his family >> i'm human, and i made a mistake. and i'm trying not to think of myself as a piece of [ bleep ]. i'm sorry really isn't sufficient >> reporter: while smith's apology may have been sincere with nearly 50 projects in the works it may have also been necessary for his career lester >> all right, miguel, thank you. >>> shark sightings like never before we're on patrol with why scientists say more and more sharks are moving closer and closer to the beach. a new chevy

tonight for some retailers the cost of doing business is far too high miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> coming up, the major steps some airports are now taking to control the summer travel chaos. alright. shortest roost fry drives next. ♪ worth it. ♪ my $4.00 roost fries with 100% all-white-meat chicken, melty cheese, and good good sauce. order on the jack app today. >>> air travel this summer has been marred by delays, lost luggage, and those long, long lines so now some overseas airports are actually limiting just how many passengers can fly kelly cobiella explains >> reporter: at europe's airports a summer of chaos. hours-long security lines, flights delayed and canceled >> we were stranded with two young children what do you do >> reporter: mountains of lost luggage. it's so bad london's heathrow is taking drastic action the latest airport telling airlines to cap summer ticket sales. heathrow says it can only handle 100,000 outgoing travelers a day. a fellow passenger sent jamie o'grady this picture of his bag, still stuck at heathrow five days after he returned to the

that means the devastation here was likely set by humans lester >> all right miguel almaguer, thank you. >>> in 60 seconds, how twitter is taking its feud with elon musk to a whole new level. and the news involving a former attorney more than a year after his wife and son were shot to death >>> twitter is suing elon musk after the world's richest man backed out of his $44 billion bid to buy the so many giant. twitter wants the court to enforce the deal alleging musk only dropped out after the market plunged musk said he was terminating the deal accusing twitter of failing to disclose information on fake accounts >>> new developments on a murder mystery involving a former south carolina attorney more than a year after his wife and son were shot to death at their home. alex murdaugh is expected to be indicted on murder charges by a grand jury later this week, according to multiple sources. murdaugh was previously indicted for fraud and financial crimes we're back in a moment with priced out. why home buyers are backing out of deals and what could it mean for the hot housing market >>> now

let's start with miguel almaguer. >> reporter: shattering records and threatening lives. tonight this is the brutal broil baking tens of millions >> it's sweltering and what's the worst is there is no air moving >> reporter: the blistering heat wave turning much of the nation into an oven. 141 million people experiencing temperatures above 90 degrees. 51 million sweltering in triple digits >> i make sure to bring water, take breaks. >> reporter: setting records across much of the country, today heat alerts for at least 20 states from california to mississippi. salt lake city tying their all time high sunday 107 degrees. memphis, houston, and san antonio having their hottest summers on record. >> without a doubt it is it is a life and death situation. >> reporter: dallas hitting 106 where michael steed, suffering from chronic health problems and living on a fixed income, could face a deadly summer >> i don't have central air. it would have me at over 100 degrees inside of the house. >> reporter: in fresno, california where it will be triple digits all week the fire departm

veces que se deja ver en pÚblico pero aquÍ te lo mostramos habÍan acompaÑado, no te pierdas a luis miguelseguran es su novia. presentadora: tambiÉn verÁn a las emotivas imÁgenes del viudo de la actriz susan adosada amantes recogiendo las cenizas ante la recordada actriz. karla: continuadas temperaturas de 13 dÍgitos, nos trae los artÍculos para combatir esta histÓrica ola de calor. presentadora: los pasajes de aviones por las no espero hoy los secretos para conseguir los mucho mÁs baratos. karla: comienza la serie salieron de aquÍ, conoce a la ex productora despertaba amÉrica que ahora tiene clientes vendiendo las tiendas por departamentos mÁs grandes de los estados unidos. >> cerramos la semana haciendo billete, los mÁs famosos de nueva york nos muestran cÓmo hacer dinero fÁcilmente en las redes. karla: en "despierta amÉrica" que comienza ahora. [mÚsica] [mÚsica] karla: gracias por amanecer en "despierta amÉrica". venimos todas como de rosita. raÚl: queriendo nuestra maity interiano. del noticiero de fin de semana, donde la necesiten ahÍ esta. maity: y siempre vuelvo muy feliz a esta cas

on the rise again in at least 20 states, fueled by a highly contagious omicron subvariant tonight, miguellmaguer asks dr. ashish jha, can vaccines prevent another devastating surge? >> reporter: as americans gather, travel, and vacation in record pre-pandemic numbers, the u.s. may be quietly and rapidly moving toward a summer covid surge. >> there's no question in my mind that we're missing a vast majority of infections right now. >> reporter: omicron subvariant b.a.5, the most contagious version of the virus yet, now dominant, making up more than 50% of new cases while there is no alarm at hospitals nationwide, many public covid testing sites have shuttered, while at the same time results from at-home test kits are going unreported. >> the truth is there are probably several hundred thousand, 400,000, 500,000 infections a day happening across the country. >> reporter: americans previously infected or protected by a vaccine are catching the virus at a worrisome rate. even the boosted have gotten sick multiple times. >> we are seeing a lot of re-infections within months of prior infections

miguel almaguer, nbc news >>> as we saw in uvalde, the gun violence epidemic in this country is hittingldren especially hard. it's now the leading cause of death among kids and teens in the u.s. gabe gutierrez takes us inside one hospital trying to change that in our new series "crime & consequences." >> reporter: when madison blackman was rushed to the hospital, the bullet had barely missed her brain. >> immediately i knew i was going to die i seen black it was like ink spilled in my eyes >> reporter: a far cry from the care-free social media videos typical of so many 16-year-olds instead, one night in january, she says she was out in a car with friends in brooklyn, when out of nowhere -- >> the bullets started hitting the car. it sounded like somebody had a handful of maybe 20 balloons and they all started popping one by one >> reporter: did you immediately realize what it was? >> yes i knew it was gunshots >> reporter: an ambulance took her here, the e.r. at cohen children's medical center, run by northwell health >> we've never seen numbers like this. >> reporter: where this doctor

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miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> president biden is keeping a full schedule as he battles covid.e is expected to give a virtual speech to the national organization of black law enforcement executives this afternoon. the president's doctor has said his symptoms have improved significantly. meanwhile, the fda has recommended pfizer and moderna push forward with omicron-specific booster shots for the fall the biden administration has already agreed with pfizer to purchase 105 million doses once it's approved. it could be ready by october. >>> from one outbreak to another, the world health organization has declared monkeypox a global health emergency. now, there are growing calls for the u.s. to do the same with so many questions in the aithy par for some answers >> reporter: monkeypox is on the move with at least 16,000 cases and spreading across roughly 75 countries. the outbreak triggering a global health emergency by the world health organization. the u.s. could soon declare its own public health emergency. >> we have ramped up vaccinations, ramped up treatments, ramped up testin

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nbc's miguel almaguer is there on the front lines with the latest.e main entrance to yosemite national park is just down the road behind me about a mile from where we're standing. there's an active firefight underway. as you mentioned, there is a massive fight underway to protect the sequoia trees inside yosemite national park. there's about 500 trees inside the mariposa grove, an iconic area of yosemite national park and another 100 trees outside of it, but fire is sweeping through this area. so far there's more than 500 firefighters on the ground in a massive aerial assault trying to beat back the flames from these historic trees. as you mentioned, the trees can be up to 3,000 years old and hundreds of feet tall. they are a landmark across this nation. crews doing all they can to protect them. right now not a single sequoia has been lost in yosemite national park, which is quite a feat on its own. all eyes are on protecting the sequoias. much of the fire fight is coming from above. they're using air tankers to drop across this area, doing all they