you know, miguel, would. would step in and sort of secretly buy the child something at the book fair. so he would have something to and just try and be a constant presence in his life to make sure that the kid felt like he had some sort of anchor. and, you know, i don't want to do any plot spoilers, but he turned this kid's life around completely. this is a child who the year before would bolt from the classroom every few days because he was angry about something. and by the end of his year with miguel, he was like a model student. i talked to teachers who would give their students their personal cell phones even after the student graduated, just so they could be there for the student and teachers. are 94% of teachers by their own classroom supplies and that's an average of about $500. a teacher, many spend more. penny, who i followed, spent $2,000 one year. that's just for classroom supplies. beyond that, sometimes they're paying for a kid's glasses or furniture or field trips or things like that. they're ju

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alexandra: penny, miguel, and rebecca give a gift.ou cannot understand what it is to be a teacher and whether it is like in schools unless you are a teacher. they let us be a fly on the wall in their classrooms. we can see what they go through with staff, students, administrators, school boards, and we can see what their daily lives are like. what the joys are, what the challenges are. you can understand why it is hard to be a teacher about why they want to stay in the profession, because there are so many good things that are part of the profession. and so i hope that people fall in love with and root for penny, miguel, and rebecca is much as i did. and their students were great characters as well. madeline: you talked about your third grade students. what if they taught you? alexandra: oh, my students -- so my third graders -- wow, nobody asked me that before. i think if i were to encapsulate in a nutshell what my third graders taught me is that the more simple things in life are the relationships you have and the connections that y

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uh, miguel and diaz scanned, he was very interested in everything.ar detail at the sochi stand, which is even proposed to be made a sister city, and the cuban varadera is still the resort city of sochi varadera, but dmitry chavershenko, by the way, was preparing sochi for the olympics. and now already in the rank of deputy prime minister from the rostrum. i spoke about the development of joint investment projects between russia, so let's listen. the construction of russia cubes are working to create favorable conditions for doing business, and this implies the elimination of bureaucratic barriers, tax cuts and the past development of banking infrastructure for the uninterrupted service of foreign traders, active work to expand the access of economic products to the market and countries , building logistics routes that distinguish the needs of our companies. well, as for the participation of russian companies in the form, there are several dozens of solid representations here, including the cuban side, in general, it must be said that this russia-cuba

miguel almaguer explains what's at stake. >> reporter: tonight, suspenseful hollywood drama unfolding behind the scenes has come down to the wire with just hours left for the writers guild of america to reach a deal with the alliance of motion picture and television producers which represents studios. at odds over streaming residuals, higher pay, and consolidated jobs, the men and women who write for your favorite television shows and movies are set to walk off the job at midnight. >> nobody wants a strike, but they have to meet us they have to meet -- we're not asking for much we're asking for just a livable wage and for our jobs to be protected and for us to make residuals on the content we're creating if we don't stand up to these bullies we're going to keep getting bullied our whole lives and nothing is going to change. >> reporter: if pencils go down and picket signs go up, we could see a sequel to the 2007-2008 strike that lasted a hundred days and cost an estimated $3 billion, and abruptly cut into show production. >> if a strike begins this week, the first thing viewers at hom

>> all right, miguel almaguer for us. miguel, thank you for that >>> we want to head overseas now ukrainian president zelenskyy's high-stakes meeting today, looking for support from europe's leaders as he ramps up the fight against russia keir simmons has this one. >> reporter: tonight ukraine says this video shows it blowing up a russian ammunition depot near bitterly contested bakhmut. it's not ukraine's long-anticipated spring offensive not yet. but meeting with the british prime minister today, president zelenskyy vowed that is coming. >> we're going to need some -- some more time not too much we'll be ready >> reporter: signing the visitors' book, "together we will win. the uk promising more weapons, including long-range attack drones and as president zelenskyy toured european capitals this weekend france pledged further tanks and armored vehicles and germany promised a massive $3 billion more in aid. "i'm praying for peace," the pope told zelenskyy when they met. but ukraine wants more territory back first president

thank you for being mere, i miguel.ppreciate it. >>> now to the border where migrants continue crossing. dan springer is in el paso, texas. dan. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, david, title 42's been history for a little more than a week, and, you know, people might be a little surprised at what's happening at our southern border. i'll are that story coming up from el paso after the break. getting into, but at the end of the day, you know you have a team behind you that can help you. not having to worry about the future makes it possible to make the present as best as it can be for everybody. out here, you're more than just a landowner. you're a gardener. a landscaper. a hunter. because you didn't settle for ordinary. same goes for your equipment. versatile, powerful, durable kubota equipment. more goes into it. so you get more out of it. hi, i'm michael, i've lost 70 pounds on golo. i spent thousands on other diets that didn't work. on golo, i spent a couple hundred bucks and got back down to my high school weight. yo

jeremy deal island, -- miguel marquez, and sara fischer, great to have all of you here on the couch. so we begin with the body camera footage of yet another mass shooting in america, this one in new mexico. the video you are about to see is of course disturbing, you are going to hear a lot of gunfire, and this shows the moment a police sergeant in northern new mexico is shot after responding to the scene. [sound of gunfire] >> i'm shot. [sound of gunfire] >> this happened monday in farmington after an 18 year old high schooler shot nine people in his neighborhood, killing three of them. let's go first to cnn's josh campbell has been covering the story. josh, thank you for being here. walk us through what we just saw on that video. >> yeah, so please hold press conference earlier today and the chief described this mass shooting as an assault on his community after this 18 year old just opened fired on this neighborhood indiscriminately. they walked us through the timeline, it started when 79-year-old surely -- was driving through the neighborhood, the suspect opens fire out of nowhere

miguel almaguer has the latest >> what do we want >> a fair contract >> reporter: off the job and on to the picket line from coast-to-coast tonight more than 11,000 writers are plotting their next move after negotiators with the writers guild of america and the alliance of motion picture and television producers failed to ink a last-minute deal. >> we would like to not work for free. >> all we want is to be able to support our families >> reporter: shutting down s some productions immediately. >> i love you! >> reporter: tonight's network late night talk shows and "snl" say they'll air reruns daytime tv will likely follow and if the strike stretches, there could be an impact on fall shows, even future block busters. >> i don't want to be out of a job in five to ten years. >> reporter: writers like carrie drake say their professions are at stake for weeks the union has been battling for streaming residuals, higher pay for services, and job protection, including from ai and writing programs like chatgpt. >> i think it's important to have humans telling stories about our human experienc

en octubre de 2022, un ataque a la alcaldÍa de san miguel, la tierra caliente guerrerense del otro ladollos, el presidente municipal. una desgracia que josÉ alfredo hurtado, el fresa, aprovecho para lanzar su primer video en redes sociales asegurando que los cientos de disparos que recibiÓ el edificio municipal eran para Él. >> yo vivo en san miguel, salgo de mi casa, porque acordamos una reuniÓn con el presidente. >> una revelaciÓn que generÓ indignaciÓn y que activÓ a las fuerza de seguridad de todos los niveles. lo que ha llevado al aseguramiento del —3 inmuebles de lujo en total apan. entre ellos, un rancho con lagos artificiales y animales exÓticos, espacios decorados con muebles. encontraron una armadura de caballero espaÑola echa mano cotizada segÚn la televisora que pudo entrar las propiedades en mÁs de $4300. aunque el fresa habÍa logrado escapar, el poder de los estados, . Él y su hermana estÁn detrÁs de la distribuciÓn de fentanilo arcoiris en la uniÓn americana. una letal droga creada para los mÁs jÓvenes. los agentes tenÍan informaciÓn de que se escondÍan en la morena. >> l

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cnn's miguel marquez is guarding the shores for us. and miguel, i have two questions.ches on the beaches for the sharks. me, i'm not so worried. this is a great deal for me. this is rockaway beach, and surf city, and everybody thinks, oh, new york, they don't have waves or beaches or surfing, and everyday, people are out heren in the wintertime, and this morngs, we spoke to one surfer who believes they saw a flasher shark about six feet long, and got out of the water, when he saw that. the other surfer said he was approached by onen in new york city. the most serious incident was turks and caicos with a 22-year-old woman who was snorkeling off of a reef off of a boat, and the shark took her leg, and she is alive thanks to the quick company with the tour company they were with, but a very, very serious and so they think maybe the shark thought that she was food, and a young lady surf le le -- lady sitting right off of the surf on the beach, and she was bit by a shark. so they are very respectful of it. if you see schools of fish or seals or something like that, you stay

alguien que parece que no ha cambiado mucho luis miguel.a, náusea, diarrea, problemas para dormir, cansancio y ansiedad. ♪ como yo, pregúntale a tu médico acerca de cambiar a dovato. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ jessica: eso. llega el verano el estudio, llega el doctor juan, si usted quiere que llegue ese cuerpo de verano a su casa y quiere perder las libra de mÁs de una manera rÁpida y sencilla aquÍ esta el doctor juan. juan: exactamente. las personas que quieren estar en talla para el verano no pueden esperar aquel verano estÉ ahÍ. es un proceso que tenemos que comenzar. lo que querÍamos dar hoy son algunos trucos fÁciles que usted puede ir comenzando para que cuando llegue, obviamente, ese primer dÍa de playa tenga un gran cuerpo. ademÁs, tambiÉn se trata de estar saludable. de quÉ se vale tener un gran cuerpo y por dentro estar enfermo?de eso no funciona. un truco muy fÁcil. tomar una tacita de tÉ verde es lo ideal antes de tus comidas. el tÉ verde hay estudios que demuestran que aumenta tu metabolismo. hay estudios que demuestran que te ayuda a perder peso

miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> still to come for us this evening, she found the strength to speak about own abuse how tina turner changed the world and the lives of so many ♪ what's love got to do, got to do with it ♪ >>> tributes are pouring in from around the world for tina turner she was a voice of change, helping shine a light on domestic violence, her strength empowering others. kate snow reports. ♪ i don't care who's wrong or right, i don't really want to fight no more ♪ >> reporter: tina turner was a survivor >> when i walk out, i walk and i didn't look back. >> reporter: in 1981, she fought back fear and decided to speak out t publicly to "peoeople" magazine about the abuse she sasaid she endndured in heher 1 marrrriage to ikike turner the audio featured in a 2021 hbo documentary. >> i felt that i had to stay there. you have to believe me now when i tell you something my ex-husband was a physically viviolent man.n. i went thrhrough basicic torture >> reporter: their tumultuous relationship also immortalized in the m movie "whatat's love go do with it."." >> repororter: starrrrin

lester >> all right, miguel almaguer, thank you. >>> a dangerous rare tornado swept through parts of los angeles today. in compton, the sky turned dark before the twister stirred up debris it's been nearly 60 years since the last tornado there. there is a weather threat in the southern plains tonight too 13 million are in the risk zone for tornadoes, damaging winds, and large hail. >>> we turn now to an nbc news exclusive with a mother who survived last summer's highland park, illinois, parade mass shooting, telling tom llamas about the horror her family endured and the incredible resolve of her 8-year-old son. >> i remember what a beautiful day it was. >> reporter: a day that forever changed keely roberts and her family they were at highland park's july 4th parade that erupted with a mass shooting. >> i remember my husband saying to me that he thought there was a firecracker, and i knew that i was hit. i knew i was shot. >> reporter: a bullet striking her in the leg, but as she struggled to walk, she saw one of her twin boys, 8-year-old cooper, much more injured. his brother luke lo

miguel almaguer explains >> reporter: tonight, target, one of the nation's largest retailers, is pullingore shelves. citing threats to employees, the company says, given these volatile circumstances, we are making adjustments to our plans including removing items that have been at the center of the most significant confrontational behavior. >> okay, these are, like, naked people in shirts. >> reporter: the retailer removing lgbtq brand abprallen from their stores and website whose products featured satanic themes target also reportedly reviewing its adult collection of tuck-friendly swimsuits that allows trans people who have not had gender-affirming operations to conceal their private parts. those items have been at the center of misinformation >> the misinformation here was that kids were being targeted with this stuff. they realized that if they can threaten enough people, if they can scare e enough people i in real-life locations, maybe support for the lgbtq community will diminish among corporations >> hi. impressive carrying skills, right? >> reporter: target is hardly the only cor

miguel marquez has been following the story for us. miguel, the details here are awful. us what happened, what we know about the suspect, and how is the victim. >> horrendous. this is one of those stories that causes new yorkers such -- because it is happening in a public place, on the subway that we take every day. sunday morning, very early, five a.m. our, this man, who, it turns out is a homeland homeless man, kamal samrade -- he jumps the turnstile at -- she follows him a few minutes later. police say -- and this comes from both nypd and from our john miller, who is able to get a -- who is familiar with this case. she follows him a couple -- of few minutes later, they don't seem to know each other at all. they get on the same subway, they go to 63rd and lex, they both get off at the same time. what is disturbing about this -- the picture of this guy, if we could put that up, he looks completely normal. he is having a coffee. >> yep, dressed normally. >> police were able to get this picture and that's how they were able to get him, eventually. as the train starts earl

have a passport tonight, like hertz, spirit apologized saying, next time services won't be denied miguel almaguer, nbc news >>> a lot of news on this friday night because we're also following the passing of nfl legend and civil rights champion jim brown. the nfl commissioner calling him one of the most dominant players to ever step on any athletic field, but his impact extended far beyond the gridiron >> mr. brown batters through the cards 41 yards to touchdodown terrrritory. >>>> reporter:r: by many accountsts, jim browown was the e greatest runnnning back i in nfl hihistory rushshing for more than n 12,000 yarards and scscoring 126 6 touchdowowns in his s nine-year career with the cleveland browns, leading the team to the nfl championship in 1964. >> jim brown was a prototype running back in the '60s, and six decades later, if you see a great running back, you really better think he's special to compare him to jim brown that's how good a football player he was. >> reporter: he grew up in n georgia, r raised byby his grandndmother >> jimmy b brown breakaks loose e for a spectatacular ga

miguel almaguer reports. >> reporter: tonight outside this fortified hotel turned migrant shelter in san diego, we met the asylum seekers who just gained entry into the u.s., like 20-year-old michael luna, escaping street violence in colombia, headed to denver with everything he owns on his back. "my life was in danger i had to come," he says tonight the number of illegal border crossings declining again, just over 3,700 on monday, according to two dhs officials, while newly released court documents show over 6,400 migrants were released into the u.s. last thursday and friday with no court dates and no way to keep tabs on them. that program now blocked by a federal court. the biden administraration is appealining and saysys all migrants released into the u.s. are vetted. [ crowd chanting ] in new york city, officials are now planning to turn school gyms into migrant shelters parents protesting >> i do not feel safe having my kids in this school. >> reporter: and orange county, new york, is now suing to stop the migrant surge that the county executive says pushed some homeless veteran

de losa and you can call me miguel de losa, depending on what colonized language you want to use. [laughter] so, one of the things that we have learned from the delac, how are we going to move forward with this and have regular check-ins in the meetings we have throughout the year, every month, every third wednesday, we meet with the delac. sometimes it's just -- it's just the group and not just everybody in the district. one of the things we're planning to do in jensen is here with us, how do we make sure these recommendations are moving forward and how do we check in with all the stakeholders and all the parents and all the staff in the district, so that's something we're planning ahead. regular check-ins throughout the year. the one studies about the delac and the parent view, we already have a plan, so we need to move forward with that. but we want to see it in the ground. how are the parents experimenting this, so getting more data from the school sites ask checking ourselves to -- and checking ourselves to see if this is making progress. >> thank you for your response. the l

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it was the size of my surfboard. >> reporter: miguel marquez, cnn, new york. >>> authorities in the u.say vigilant in the water considering what has happened there as you saw from miguel marquez's reporting. >>> so, we're learning more about a terrifying incident on asiana airlines on friday. a passenger opened an exit door on the play. south korean authorities arrested the man according to the news agency. he told police he felt suffocated and wanted to get off the plane quickly. >> reporter: wind howling through the cabin, 2500 people onboard, passengers gripping their armrest, the chaotic minutes before landing for that flight in south korea, officials say the plane was still 700 feet in the air traveling around 170 miles per hour when a man in his 30s grabbed an exit door >> translator: our flight attendant said, help, help. about ten passengers stood up and pulled him in. >> reporter: it's supposed to be impossible the doors are locked and beveled so air pressure inside the plane pushes them firmly into the door opening, aviation experts say overcoming that pressure would be like l

how big, large, popular an entity is, a corporation is, you are not above the law. >> our thanks to miguel for that report >>> it is a big weekend. a lot's going on let's take a look at our friday forecast with bill karins. hey, bill, good to see you >> so many people are like, a nice weekend a lot of people had events rained out because of rainstorms not this weekend we had a storm system over the top of central texas last night. some severe weather, nothing that was too bad only one report of a tornado yesterday, and that was actually in areas of central texas and can't forget our friends in compton, in california, they had a very weak tornado yesterday also as far as what's left of yesterday's severe weather, a line of thunderstorms is no longer severe, but there can be gusty winds with it. we will see isolated severe storms in two spots, central texas, large hail being a threat and north platte the forecast for today, not quite as dreary today as it was the last couple days in the northeast. but the exception will be boston the coastal areas, the wind off the water keeping you in the 5

we saw miguel diaz can now go to moscow recently. we've seen other latin american leader is a global leader is going to be sharing, including including lula. so definitely every day there are more economic political 5 between the block 80 countries are known other than market reveal himself, arguably, one of the great anti cuban congress. senators from florida has said that he's afraid of de dollarization. he's afraid now this savannah and cut us in my not one pos are going to have so many trading partners. but the u. s. is blocked, the u. s. is block, he's lateral blockades and we're going to have the same effect. so i think change is in the when and including comes soon enough for the cuban people. well, i think what you mentioned is what many people are calling that of a b, dollarization coalition. today, all these countries around the world, bricks seo, the global south, it dumping the dollar and moving towards that of a more of a multi polar. well, you mentioned the cuban president miguel b as can al and his recent visit to the

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. >>> a gripoup of teenagers are lucky to be home safe after getting lost in a canyon miguel almaguerfornia, an urgent call for help. >> we received a 911 text stating that there are approximately ten hikers least in the area. >> reporter: a group of teenagers, between 16 and 18 years old getting lost while hiking in santa paula canyon with no cell service but plank managing to connecticut a rescue team using the new sos feature >> this is our first chance to interface with the new technology it is a game changer frankly they were able to use their iphone to call 911 and it, you know, works through the satellite. >> reporter: the emergency sos function available on iphone 14 models uses satellite communication to text critical information to first responders when cell service isn't available. >> first you'll provide some information about your situation for emergency services and you'll see choices to specify your emergency based on your answers >> reporter: rescuers unable to get direct radio communication in this canyon >> there are no injuries, but they on a rock >> reporter: but t

miguel almaguer reports. >> no justice, no peace!er: protesters who arrived at indianola city hall today had a clear message, fire in charge the mississippi officer who shot an 11-year-old boy after he called police for help. >> he's blessed. i don't know how else to describe it, how else to describe how he survived. >> reporter: nakala murry said aderrien was following the officer's orders when he was gunned down inside her home. saturday morning she says she asked her son to call police over a domestic dispute as she argued with the father of one of her children. she says the officer arrived with his gun in hand, ordered everyone out of the home. and when aderrien came around the corner, he was shot in the chest. >> he asked me in the hospital like why they shot him. he was in good spirit. but every now and then i look over at him and he'll just cry. >> reporter: with no comment from indianola police, the mississippi bureau of investigation says they're assessing this critical incident, but for now offers no further comment. as the

here's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: the aerial images were presented today.s spotted and now documented around the world, holding their first ever public meeting. top scientists at nasa joined by a team from the department of defense revealed pictures and video like this one that captured a metallic spherical orb in the middle east last year. >> this is a typical example of the thing that we see most of. >> reporter: saying the origin of the orbs is unclear, officials at the d.o.d. plan to soon deploy dedicated sensors to better track ufos, technically known as uaps, unidentified anomalous phenomena. >> the current existing data and eyewitness reports alone are insufficient to provide conclusive evidence about the nature and origin of every event. >> reporter: confirming 50 to 100 new reports a month, nasa officials say most sightings can be explained, but 2% to 5% remain a mystery. today's findings which only include unclassified data come ahead of a full report expected in july. >> there's a real stigma among people reporting events, and despite nasa's exte