miguel, gracias por estar con nosotros. si tener una casa es bien poderoso porque vemos que todos pueden comprar una casa en el condado y para entender quien tiene mejores oportunidades de obtener productos financieros que se refiere a los crÉditos hipotecarios para comprar una vivienda, nuestro estudio examinÓ el desempeÑo de diferentes grupos Étnicos y raciales cuando aplican para estos tipos de prÉstamos. sabemos que el discurso se enfoca mÁs en losprecios como la forma principal de que cualquier persona no puede comprar una casa, pero nuestro equipo querÍa enfocarse en entender si el acceso es justo entre estos diferentes grupos. yarel:¿en todo esto quÉ fue lo que encontraron? miguel: una de las primeras cosas que encontramos es que cuando los latinos y afroamericanos tienen una excelente relaciÓn entre sus deudas e ingresos, tienen mÁs ingresos que deuda, ellos tienen el doble de la probabilidad de que se les niegue un prÉstamo en comparaciÓn a solicitantes que se identifican de raza blanca con la misma relaciÓn de otr

ay, caray, siete whatsapps de miguel, ¿tú nos estuviste wasapeando, carnal? miguel: sí.fotos? miguel: sí. vítor: albertano, te pasas, en serio. albertano: ah, lo puse en silencio porque no te gusta mi ringtone. miguel: bueno, ya, a dormir. albertano: vítor, vítor. oye, ¿por qué se nos está lloviendo? oye, se nos está metiendo el agua. vítor: [ronca] albertano: vítor, ¡vítor! qué asco, otra vez te agarró del "achís". vítor: [ronca] sabado 10 de junio y estas son las principales noticias se recuperan los niÑos en colombia en los angeles se abre el camino para que la ciudad recibala condiciÓn de fÉlix: muy buenas noches. un milagro en la selva ha sido el hallazgo de los cuatro niÑos desaparecidos tras un accidente aÉreo. luego de 40 dÍas de bÚsqueda fueron hallados vivos en condiciones de salud buenas. conmueve al mundo. en Éxico, la secretaÍa de la yesid baquero no tiene la informaciÓn de esta historia que conmueve al mundo. yesid: al interior el diÁlogo es enternecedora. los mÉdicos no descuidaron detalles, monitorear un todos los sÍmbolos. en bogotÁ esperaban la platafor

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

i want go the back to our correspondent, miguel. miguel? >> reporter: >> reporter: everything we know on the ground is that this information that a debris field has been discovered near the "titanic" website has been met with, it's not great news for those people familiar with oceangate who have been down on the sub for people who have been following this very closely. the wording of that dashed a lot of hope that they would find them alive. right now, we understand, that those remote-operated vehicles. there was one that went down this morning. a second one should be down now. it's not clear if they'll trade out and the first one needs to come up to recharge and the second would go down. they wouldn't put that out unless they knew it was a new debris field that was separate from the "titanic." it is an area that is researched quite a bit and looked at quite a bit. so people know it is a very tight-knit group of people in this world and they know what's down there. >> listen, you're being appropriately cautious. but clearly communicating fr

miguel marquez in newfoundland. a live picture where we're hear from coast guard rear admiral with an important update. latest we have, searchers found a debris field around the site where they expected this submersible to be at last contact. hope could get answers question what's that degree bree fields means top of the hour and bring you all we know between now and then as well. please, do stay with us. next time, go to america's best where two pairs and a free, quality eye exam start at jusust $79.95. book an exam tododay at americasbest.com. ♪ annika. i found the bomb. ok johann. there should be a blue wire and a yellow wire. cut the blue one. they're both blue! visionworks. see the difference. my name is joshua florence, and one thing i learned being a firefighter is plan ahead. you don't know what you're 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. wh

miguel marquez, thank you so much. jim? >> it is urgent for that missing submersible but there are hard questions as to why this happened. we're learning that the company that made the submersible may have ignored safety warnings. there are general questions given the death penalties and so on but there were specific issues here with the company's safety protocols. what were they? what do we know? >> we know that industry experts raised questions about this back in 2018. they are saying there's an experimental approach to this which is a little bit disturbing in terms of industry standards, what ought to be going out out there. specifically what they meant we don't know except there there are industry engineering standard, even for eccentric vehicles like this. they basically said we're worried about your experimental app approach, that you may be endangering the entire industry with a potentially catastrophic event. that's a big warning according to industry experts and yet at the time the "new york times" reporting sugges

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y cÓmo estÁ luis miguel.rena un nuevo sencillo. lo va a ser aquÍ con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica". bienvenida a nuestra casa. gracias por estar con nosotros. [aplausos] debo saludarte y decirte vete, aunque acaba de llegar. "vete" es el tema. cÓmo has estado? >> acabamos de llegar de gira. bien. con el nuevo sencillo. con muchas cosas. raÚl: el tema de quÉ se trata? >> fue grabado en las cordilleras de los andes en ecuador. impresionante. una mezcla de mÚsicos andinos con la bachata. tratando cosas diferentes, pero una letra muy profunda. la persona fue infiel y le dice "vete". raÚl: claro. hablamos que estÁ retomando tu carrera nuevamente. una gira luego de la pandemia que todos nos vimos afectados. ahora es cuando nos queda camino por recorrer. la mÚsica salva. uno canta, se desahoga, baila, como lo haces aquÍ. asÍ se llama el tema, no es que digo que se vaya. aquÍ estÁ el gran talento en "despierta amÉrica" que nos canta "vete". [mÚsica] ♪ despuÉs de haber echado todo a la basura ♪ ♪ me dice que hace ti

so miguel, they don't know if they have all of these surveillance tapes? >> they do not know that, from what i understand. on the spectrum of things that are odd about things in donald trump's world this seems to be on the low end of the pool. >> thank you very much, thank you. >> just prepare yourself, everyone. kaitlan emma right about that? they do have some surveillance tapes, the prosecutors, but they don't know if they have all of them? >> that's right. well no actually, i think they believe they have received the surveillance tapes back. anytime we've heard from anyone who was on the trump legal team, qin parlatore was just on cnn a couple hours ago saying when there were surveillance video requested, the team was able to turn it over, at least the trump organization was. but throughout this entire time, there were multiple requests for surveillance footage. essentially every time they were new documents being found at mar-a-lago, the justice department would come back and seek, or tell the trump organization protect that surveillance footage. and a

there you are, miguel.l us what the air feels like there so folks who aren't experiencing this themselves can understand. >> reporter: it's like you're out in the wilderness, and there's a arkansas a camp -- a campfire with a woodsy smell. that is amazing because the fires are so far away, and there are so many fires and so much smoke that it's being felt, and you can smell from hundreds of miles away. when i've been in los angeles or san francisco or other places that get inundated by wildfire smoke, usually you're 10, 20, 30 miles away. to see it in new york city, there's the world-famous ball that drops on new year's eve, as you look downtown there you can maybe see 10, maybe 15 blocks or so. but then you can't see beyond that. it is just bizarre to see here. if you look out east, that's where the sun rises. very, very dark down there. and you still have a bit of that orange sort of haze as you look east in manhattan. i'm going to have you swing all the way around here. look west. look at sort of the sky

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>>>mientras tanto migrantes como miguel deben de esperar su primera aparición ante autoridades.n algo limitado que si siguen ampliando aún así falta mucho más >>>no nos queda duda que es cuando vienen huyendo de violencia de sus países natales pero continuar el proceso sobre estas citas que se logre concretar. >>>sobre todo una buena historia. >>>atención porque las ciudades de (nombre extranjero) realizarán trabajos de repavimentación que pueden provocar el cierre de las siguientes arterias de la calle estatal ciento doce en la ruta estatal ciento ochenta y cinco ambas vías estarán cerradas en los meses de junio y julio entre las nueve de la noche y las ocho de la mañana otra de las cosas en las cuales estarán trabajando los equipos será mejorar las banquetas. >>>el estudio del instituto de investigación del desierto revela que la nieve puede desaparecer en los próximos años. según la investigación en el dos mil cien, podrían ver el setenta por ciento de la acumulación de nieve en un invierno promedio además la disminución del agua potable y puede traer un impacto enorme en la

miguel, good evening >> reporter: lester, good evening unbearable, miserable, and brutal only begin to describe the conditions here. this region has been cooking for a week, and now the national weather service says there's no end in sight to this oppressive heat. tonight a blistering record breaking heat wave is scorching 26 million across much of the southern plains. the potentially deadly conditions pushing temperatures as much as 15 degrees above normal >> literally we're having to sit in the cold baths just to cool ourselves down. >> reporter: the extraordinary heat and intense humidity turning texas into a red hot oven with skyrocketing conditions between 110 and 120 degrees. in san antonio tuesday the heat index soared to an alarming 116, topping an all-time record the city set just five days ago dallas tied its 43-year-old record at 117. today in houston it's forecasted to feel like a scorching 112 with little relief overnight, emergency crews are bracing for a surge of 911 calls >> make sure that you don't leave your child in a car in this type of weather they won't have long

miguel head, his chest tube removed. christian says even though he lives in seattle, he spent most of the past week in his brother's hospital room. he says he didn't sleep friday night as he waited anxiously for his brother to get out of surgery like hoping and praying for the best lake. also fearing the worst. miguel has had several surgeries on his liver kidneys, diaphragm, ribs and he had a breathing tube for the first few days, but he's now breathing on his own and talking in short sentence. it's christian says miguel remembers what happened remembers hearing things that sounded like fireworks. >> and the next thing he knows he feel something to make. back was on his site covering the area where he was he moved it to the back and that's he but coming out of the side and he told his friends not started him got to. christian says miguel was conscious and remembers the ambulance ride. >> trying to joke with the emt's to lighten the mood, even though he for his life. now it's christians turned to be scared. >> i definite

it's christian says miguel remembers what happened. remembers hearing things that sounded like fireworks. >> and the next thing he knows he you feel something to make. bag was on his site covering the area where he was he moved to the back the soft. but coming out of the side and he told his friend who was started him, got to christian says miguel was conscious and remembers the ambulance ride. >> trying to joke with the emt's to lighten the mood, even though he for his life. now it's christians turned to be scared. >> i definitely am like more fearful of like my brother going now you know, he works in the city and his girlfriend lives in the and so off here like. watching. watch your back. >> that was kron four's amanda hari reporting for us this morning. the family is trying to raise money to help pay for miguel's medical expenses. a memorial service for alexis. gabe was held last night at thdiablo valley funeral home in concord. went missing in january last year after visiting her ex-boyfriend in antioch, family and hundreds of comm

miguel head, his chest tube removed. christian says even though he lives in seattle, he spent most of the past week in his brother's hospital room. he says he didn't sleep friday night as he waited anxiously for his brother to get out of surgery was like hoping and praying for the best lake. also fearing the worst. miguel has had several surgeries on his liver kidneys. diaphragm, ribs and he had a breathing tube for the first few days, but he's now breathing on his own and talking in short sentence. it's christian says miguel remembers what happened remembers hearing things that sounded like fireworks. >> and the next thing he knows he you feel something to make. back was on his site covering the area where he was he moved it to the back soft. but coming out of the side and he told his friends not started him. guys to christian says miguel was conscious and remembers the ambulance ride. >> trying to joke with the emt's to lighten the mood, even though he for his life. now it's christians turned to be scared. >> i definit

miguel head, his chest tube removed. christian says even though he lives in seattle, he spent most of the past week in his brother's hospital room. he says he didn't sleep friday night as he waited anxiously for his brother to get out of surgery was like hoping and praying for the best lake. also fearing the worst. the calais had several surgeries on his liver, kidneys. diaphragm maybes and he had a breathing tube for the first few days, but he's now breathing on his own and talking in short sentence. christian says miguel remembers what happened. he remembers hearing things that sounded like fireworks. >> and the next thing he knows he feel something to make. back was on his site covering the area where he was he moved it to the back the soft. but coming out of the side and he told his friends not started him. guys to christian says miguel was conscious and remembers the ambulance ride. >> trying to joke with the emt's to lighten the mood, even though he for his life. now it's christians turned to be scared. >> i defini

we have miguel marquez in newfoundland with the latest on the search. what are you learning? >> the window in that search is closing, and the urgency here is certainly picking up in the sense that all of the pieces of this massive puzzle are coming together. it is this rov, the remote operated vehicle, that is on sea floor now, and searching for that sub. another rov is on the way down, and it takes about eight hour, and it will be this there in four hours or so, and it can assist in searching for the sub. the ship behind me is meant to be taking asalvage gear that is sitting in the airports here at st. johns that can salvage almost anything from depths greater than what they are dealing with out there. do keep in mind that all of this takes a lot of time, and it is takes about 20, 24 hours for the ships to get from here in st. johns to the site of the "titanic" wreck, and the oxygen question, and if they are alive, will that oxygen hold out. we have eclipsed the time that they believe they had down there, but, ph nargeolet is a very experienced oceanographer, and people who

miguel. >> reporter: kate, it was chaotic and it turned violent at times.ee people after dozens seemed to be involved in a melee outside the school board meeting in glen dale which is just outside los angeles. politician say agitators on both sides began to fight after peacefully protesting as you mentioned. the district voting to pass a resolution recognizing pride month as it's done for years, school officials saying misinformation fueled the protesters who got into that scuffle with lgbtq advocates. here's what a district official said a short time ago. >> the teachers are following california code with their curriculum and we are following california law at large with regards to how we interact with our students, and so if there is concern with that, they're barking up the wrong tree here disrupting the movement of what is happening in glendale unified school districts. >> reporter: that resolution passed and that melee is now over, kate. >> miguel, have we heard anything from the school district itself after last night's vote? >> reporter: well, what's

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back to you. >> miguel marquez in newfoundland, thank you. >> miguel was just saying this is a huge multinationalearch and rescue operation. it's in the air. american and canadian surveillance planes are flying overhead. the canadian p-3 drops torpedo-like buoys in the water on the surface. five vessels from the united states, canada and france. they have been deployed. and searching underwater. the robot that dives deeper than the "titanic." we are talking about 13,000 plus feet here. the ship delivering it is only expected to arrive tonight. we know time is of the essence. >> only 24 hours about of breathable air inside that vessel. david gallo is a senior advisor for the strategic initiatives for rms "titanic" incorporated which owns the salvage rights to the titanic wreck site.titanic which owns the salvage rights to the titanic wreck site. the last update was the scope was 10,000 square miles, about the size of the state of maryland and they are looking for something the size of an extended cab pickup truck, right? so that's the perspective. once you hear the banging, do you concentrate on w

john newfoundland is miguel marquez. miguel? >> reporter: anderson, i want to sort of set the sea for you. this is the dock where the polar prince that took the titan out to where it is now left from. this is the sister ship to it. they have been furiously working on this ship. we expect this ship is going to receive lots of the gear that is making its way to st. john. this is a very small town on the very edge of canada and it is still 400 miles from here to the search area. the but right now it is a race against absolute time. >> this is a complex search. >> reporter: a complex search now more complicated by time, which they're running out of. >> we know there's about 40 hours of breathable air left. >> reporter: deep water su submersibles and gear converging on st. john's newfoundland and canada. it's the closest land to the search zone. if it can be found, they'll need to bring all resources to bear as quickly as possible. >> you're dealing with a surface search and subsurface search. that makes it a complex operation. >> re

miguel, what are you learning?massive amount of resources headed to where i am standing. st. john's in newfoundland in canada. it is all hands on deck as resources from both the u.s. and canada move in. this is the sister ship to "the polar prince." we suspect that it may be loading up with gear to take out there. it is an absolute race against time. >> this is a complex search. >> reporter: a complex search now more complicated by time, which they're running out of. >> we know there's about 40 hours of breathable air left. >> reporter: deep water submersibles and gear converging on st. john's newfoundland from the u.s. and canada. it's the closest land to the search zone. if "the titan" can be found, they'll need to bring all resources to bear as quickly as possible. >> you're dealing with a surface search and a subsurface search. that makes it an incredibly complex operation. >> reporter: the five-person submersible started around 9:00 a.m. newfoundland time on sunday. its last contact with its mothership, "the p

miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> and that's "nightly news" for this tuesday. thank you for watching, everyone. i'm lester holt. plplease take e care of >>> stone faced and ready to plead his innocence. former president trump answers to charges he lied and schemed to hold on to classified documents he wasn't supposed to have.

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cnn's miguel marquez is near the hudson river in new york.l, has the air improved at all in new york since yesterday? >> reporter: it's improved enormously. it is still smoky but not nearly as bad as it was yesterday. i want to show you we're here on the hudson. you can see the statue of liberty there off in the distance. it's probably a couple of miles from us and you can see that haze. that is not fog. that is not mist. that is smoke still in this area. but the smoke and the weather conditions that are causing it are still creating a massive problem for a huge swath of the country, everything from wyoming in the west to louisiana in the south all the way to georgia. just an incredible amount of smoke. a couple of mlb, major league baseball games, were canceled or postponed yesterday. another one today. horse racing at belmont also canceled. as you mentioned, the schools here in new york city canceled. flights have continued to be interrupted. there were some out of philadelphia that were interrupted today because that visibility is just so

we have cnn's miguel marquez following all of this from st. john's newfoundland.he very latest on these investigations. >> reporter: yeah, six investigations or inquiries in all so far. four different countries, the u.s., canada, french and the uk will all be -- their agencies will all be investigating. the royal canadian mounted police, they may bring criminal charges or start a criminal investigation if the facts of this case warrant it, they say. they will be looking into all of that. that is the polar prince here, this is the ship that took the titan out to the titanic wreck site. it was docked across the harbor here in st. john's for most of the weekend where the tsb here in canada, the transportation safety board was speaking to the crew, to oceangate employees and to some of the family members, christine dawood was on that ship, she was supposed to be on the titan, she gave up her spot for her son. she talked to the bbc about saying good-bye to her husband and son before they boarded the titan. >> we just hugged and joked, actually, because shahzada was so

miguel marquez has been following this from newfoundland. as i was saying, a definitive word there, sad word, from those folks who had been working so hard with the hope, at least, of finding someone alive? >> yeah. definitive and catastrophic. they lost communications an hour and 45 minutes into the dive. there was hope that because they heard nothing, the absence of information, meant that they were possibly still alive, and then there was the possible banging and these noises that they were hearing they were trying to decipher what those were. but to hear the description from the press conference today, to talk to the folks who are -- who we've been talking to with oceangate, it is clear that as they were descending, there was a catastrophic event, an implosion of that capsule is how they put it in the press conference, and then the pieces of the "titan" sank to the very front of the "titanic." the nose cone was found in one area, the back end found in another area, separated from the distance. it is not clear how much of the capsule itse

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miguel almaguer reports. >> reporter: the melee between protesters and lgbtq advocates erupted as temperslared steps outside the glendale unified school district board meeting. >> if you do not disperse, you will be arrested >> reporter: as police near los angeles declared an unlawful assembly arresting those who became violent, inside district leaders were forced to take a recess >> we are going to need to pause for a moment >> reporter: the board met to approve a resolution recognizing pride month as it's done for years officials saying intentional and harmful disinformation has been circulating about what is being taught in our district >> parents want transparency, and then parents want the option to opt out. >> i think the curriculum is fairly well designed. i know the teachers put a lot of work into it. >> reporter: this week's skirmish, which california's governor called an organized campaign of hate, is just the latest in a series of violent confrontations during pride month. just days ago, protesters clashed outside an l.a. elementary school where a pride flag was burned this wee

lester >> all right, miguel, thanks >>> that takes us right to bill karins some of the same areas could be hit again >> yeah, lester. good evening matador to austin near lubbock, we're already watching some big storms brewing there we've had some significant storms coming down the near the dallas area, passing east of there. those. a lot of large hail of those. and even had an earlier tornado just north of casper, wyoming. so, there is rough weather once again tomorrow we're going to shift areas finally we're going to get it out of texas but heading to iowa, kansas city, st. louis. not so much tornados but damaging wind and also large hail. and by the time we get to sunday, we're going to watch these storms heading into the ohio valley some of these areas need the rain, but we don't want the severe weather. keep in mind it'll be late afternoon into the evening hours from indianapolis southward, lexington, cincinnati, and nashville. we will have another stormy weekend ahead of us. >> all right bill karins, thank you. >>> the supreme court handed the biden administration a big win today o

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miguel knows the streets all too well. he was homeless for more than 10 years. now he is dedicated his life to helping others in need. >> when you have these skills and this opportunity and you have one door open and that door is open, this, you know what it is that you want to do. >> he is doing that here, working as a lead organizer at the coalition of homelessness, assisting hundreds of homeless families every month. >> we are here in the once-great city of san francisco. >> that's why he says this video of ron desantis discussing the situation hit him hard. >> i prefer to spend the time to think about how we want to solve this problem, how we want to build this housing, how we want to help. >> reporter: this is the same spot where ron desantis shot this video. this street, you can see it over here. everything that is happening, he is talking about it. we will walk down and show you what it looks like to walk down this street. very central location where he is explaining what he thinks is san francisco. what do you think? what do organizations here think? the

miguel, thank you so much for your reporting from there. sara?> with me now is former abc news science editor michael guillen, he is a scientist, journalist and author, but for this story most importantly he was the first television correspondent to report from the titanic, which means he had to get into a submersible to get there and it didn't go well. good morning to you. can you tell me what happened when you visited the titanic for the first time? >> yes, good morning, sara. in september of 2000 we left nova scotia, halifax, went out to the point in the north atlantic where the titanic went down and then we dove. the dive went very smoothly, took us about two and a half hours to get down there, corkscrew down. we got to the bow first and we had a silent prayer for the people who had lost their lives down there and i think, sara, that's really what hit me the most. there is a profound experience i will never forget. the trouble started when we went from the bow to the stern. we got caught in an underwater current. they do exist down there, bel

nbc news correspondent miguel almaguer joins us now.ose of us who don't follow golf very closely. why would these two groups agree to merge and why is it such a big deal? >> reporter: well, it's a good question and one many are asking. many players have expressed frustration over this deal and others are relieved. the pga commissioner did release a statement today saying in part that the new tour is committed to securing and driving the game's future striking a deal that shocked pro golf. the deal between saudi backed liv and the pga is ended the ending their bitter rivalry which pitted top players against one another and waded into geopolitical tensions and brought a slew of lawsuits. here's what the pga commissioner said earlier on cnbc. >> what we're talking about today is coming together to unify the game of golf and to do so under one umbrella. we're going to move forward and we're going to take efforts to grow and expand this great game and to take it to new heights. we've recognized that together we could have a far greater impac

president hello and president miguel diaz conel also asked me to give you a letter.sonal message we would like to congratulate you on the past day of russia. just the day before, the russian prime minister and i discussed economic ties and the challenges that our countries face. i would like to state the firm position of cuba. we condemn western sanctions against russia, i assure you. we are against western attempts to isolate your country western sanctions are what now unites russia and cuba two countries. each at one time challenged the american world order on most international problems, the positions of moscow and havana converge or even coincide we know that illegal sanction. in which kubo lives continue for decades, nevertheless the cuban people. eh, deal with it. we are from our side. we will do everything to ensure that our economic cooperation helps to overcome these difficulties introduced from outside. we are very pleased with the pace at which our relations are developing . we want our economic ties to be at the same high level as our political ones. than

departure, a devastating blow as retailers abandon that city's downtown and others across america miguelaguer explains >> reporter: once a crown jewel for retail shopping, tonight the westfield san francisco center is pulling the plug on its famed downtown mall. the stunning decision to walk away comes as the city struggles with homelessness and open-air drug market anand the perception of crime in a statement, westfield says, given the challenging operating conditions in downtown san francisco, which have led to declines in sales, occupancy, and foot traffic, we have made the difficult decision to transfer management. >> i don't come to san francisco anymore. let's put it that way. it's scary >> reporter: as other cities like chicago and portland deal with major retail closures, the mall's demise in san francisco comes just weeks after nordstrom announced its exit from the city center with nearly half of the stores set to soon be vacant, the future of those still operating is unclear as the nearby gap shutters and old navy plans to soon close. westfield says sales in san francisco have

and now american firefighters are heading in miguel almaguer has the late details >> reporter: describeda rolling freight train, tonight these out-of-control wildfires in nova scotia have torched tens of thousands of acres, triggered mass evacuations, and destroyed hundreds of homes. the latest inferno to ignite near the city of barrington is poised to explode as towering flames leap 300-feet high. >> i would say the community is still in shock. >> reporter: as plumes of smoke closed in on allen fry's home, his family escaped the blaze in their car >> it's really hard to watch the impact on everybody in terms of just day-to-day coming to grips with, all right, what do have i left >> reporter: calling this unfolding emergency dangerous and volatile, at least 16 fires are burning, 4 of which are out of control. authorities in nova scotia are pleading for help >> firefighters are on their way from the united states. firefighters are on their way from costa rica everyone is completely focused on fighting these fires. >> reporter: with the region on edge, sherease mccracken evacuated as flame

miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> a teacher is no longer returning to her post after she was shot by a 6-year-old student. she said she would not be back at richneck elementary in the fall after resigning in march. however, an of it station is saying that her attorney is calling this a firing. the report comes about two months after she sued the school district for $40 million, claiming they ignored concerns about the 6-year-old's behavior. the child's mother pled guilty earlier this week to using marijuana while possessing a firearm. >>> new details about the death of american track and field champion tory bowie have been revealed according to an autopsy report released by the medical examiner's office, she died from complications due to childbirth. the three-time olympic medalist was found deceased in her home back in may and was estimated to be about eight months pregnant her death was ruled d natural wh no signs of foul flay.y. s play. she was 3232 yearsrs old >>> stilill to come, t the beats get by with a little help from ai >>> and how your musicic tastet cocould get yo

who were on vacation they were found unresponsive in this room at a luxury resort in mexico nbc's miguelr has more >> reporter: the bodies were discovered at this exclusive upscale resort in cabobo san lucas. abby a and h her boyoyfriend whwho lived in california found unresponsive in their room by hotel staff. mexican police in the seaside community suspect the cause of death is inhalation of gas. >> she got really sick, and they thought it was food poisoning. >> reporter: the couple started feeling ill after they arrived at ran clowcho pesca darrow >> they spent the night getting ivs and felt better. when they went to bed, i guess they didn't wake up. >> reporter: on gofundme, the family writes, we have been told it was due to improper venting of the resort and could be carbon monoxide poisoning. th >> that's the hardest part, going to a resort you think you're going to be taken care of at >> reporter: the rooms can cost up to $1,000 a night. the hotel owned by hyatt, out of abundance of caution and respect for the family and all those affected weigh are refrains from speculation about

buitrago le pega y adentro un gran gol de miguel trabuco para el dos a uno nada que hacer acá el deluivocado en la salida romo y este balón le quedaba entonces a camerún para definir así en la salida del uno a cero después una gran jugada con reyes del partido y después malagón se equivoca terriblemente en esta salida y dejaba el balón y ahí caía el segundo de camerún entonces iban a encontrar a Álvarez que acababa de entrar y con esto méxico lo empata sobre la hora a dos ahora ya no quedan más ensayos lo que sigue es estados unidos en la semifinal de la copa de naciones >> ahora vamos a la champions league el mejor fútbol del mundo hoy conocería su nuevo monarca y uno de ellos podría ser el mánchester city que buscaba llevarse a lo que suelo había logrado >> vamos a las acciones porque aparece aquí primero haaland y la de jaca temprana espera seguía atacando pero en cuanto la forma tuvo que llegar al segundo tiempo donde el balón regresaría para el conten se le pegaba así hay que ver desde este lado como de por detrás de los dos defensa terminaría siendo uno a cero porque en este qu