mississippi. and michigan million dollars in tanf funds are spent on college aid for families making up to a quarter of a million dollars to attend primarily private colleges. in california the state use tanf funds to plug holes in their state budget. we could go around the country and identify examples of other states using tanf funds for reasons other than its four core purposes. one of the things that has enabled the misuse of funds is a lack of guardrails that connect taxpayer dollars to people actually in need. unlike other federal programs are virtually no rules govern how states spend tanf non- assistance fund. there is no eligibility limit to target tanf families and he is there is no requirement to make tanf non- assistance is being used to support work, training, and education activities. in fact only 8.1% was spent on these activities in 2022. tanf has no spending deadlines so states are sitting on billions in unspent reserves reaching 60.4 billion in 2022. how big a problem is it? what

four years in mississippi, mississippi might be the extreme but the people in mississippi need assistance so if the system allows what happened in mississippi to take place it definitely needs reform. >> thank you, jarvis dortch. appreciate you making that point. we need to hold everybody to the same standard. with that, i thank the chairman for the initial time and yield back. >> thank you for hosting this hearing, they are targeting families at need and improve accountability. to apply it and preventing to apply because they might use drugs. do you think those people, this program is get back to work for these poor families, using drugs, you think they will get back to work and get out of poverty? what requirement will you need because a lot of homeless people, try to put them into the shelter and clean them up and make sure they get back to work but using drugs, they don't want to go back and it's a problem right now. what requirements are you talking about, i barely listened to you only for that part so can you elaborate for that? >> drug testing requirements, those requirements are i

and even after this misuse, as the state of mississippi -- has the state of mississippi been transparent to you and other advocates about how tanf contractors use tanf funds? mr. chairman, i also ask unanimous consent to submit additional stuff from representative thompson into the record. >> without objection. mr. davis: thank you. >> the easy answer is no. the state hasn't made any policy changes. we still failed to reach the vast, vast majority of families in need. we haven't put more money towards assisting folks or making sure that money gets to people that need it. our state director of our tanf program actually said that it's hard for people to access my program and he's the state director. so he knows the state has constructed so many different rules and so many different hoops that it's impossible for families to be able to access his program. and also when they try to ac he is this program, if they make a mistake, they can lose their snap benefits or other benefits. we have intentionally made it too complicated. and it's so complicated that people cannot get the benefits and th

the gentleman from mississippi, mr. guest, and the gentleman from mississippi, mr. thompson each will control -- the committee will be in order. committee will be in order. mr. guest: i yield myself such time as i may consume. today i rise in support of congressman pfluger's bill, h.r. 1516, the d.h.s. restrictions on confucius institutes and chinese entities of concern act. we all know that the chinese communist party will stop at nothing to undermine the united states and our allies. as they attempt to reshape the world order. proving this point is the extent the c.c.p. is willing to go to expand its intelligence and influence apparatus. in the past two years, we have seen the c.c.p. fly spy balloon across the continental united states. we have seen troves of data collected from c.c.p. aligned mobile applications. and recently we learned of an aide to the governor of new york who acted covertly with her husband to advance the agenda of the c.c.p. within the new york state capital. one of our nation's most glaring vulnerabilities is the c.c.p.'s attempt to influenc

comenzamos con el incidente ocurrido en mississippi, donde un autobÚs se volcÓ en la carretera.firmaron a noticias telemundo que los siete fallecidos son mexicanos. segÚn el departamento de transporte, la empresa que operaba el autobÚs estuvo implicada en otros accidentes, uno de ellos mortal y dos con heridos. sonia sÁnchez nos dice cuÁl es el enfoque de la investigaciÓn. >> un equipo de 17 investigadores de la junta nacional de seguridad en el transporte llegÓ este domingo para determinar quÉ causÓ que el autobÚs se saliera de la carretera y cayera en una cuneta cerca de vovaina, en el condado de warren. mientras la patrulla de carreteras del estado confirma noticias telemundo. la identidad de las siete vÍctimas mortales, todas de origen mexicano. entre ellas estÁ angÉlica palomino, de 16 aÑos, ademÁs de angÉlica, estÁ elia guzmÁn, de 63. miguel arriaga, de 61. vÍctor garcÍa, de 32. moisÉs garcÍa, de 31. perla gutiÉrrez, de 16. y caÍn gutiÉrrez, de ocho aÑos. segÚn patrulla de carreteras, autobuses regiomontanos, la compaÑÍa propietaria del transporte les proporcionÓ una lista

they also say that the first and 14th amendment where violated by mississippi's statute.rgument today, decides that mississippi's statute is unlawful, that could potentially set up a showdown in the supreme court which has a precedent called purcell and it stands for proposition that federal courts aren't supposed to interfere with state statutes regarding the administration or operation of elections so close in time to an election. but will the supreme court in this instance say that the principle blocks a court from interfering with mississippi's statute? that's the reason why folks like our colleague, joyce vance, have said this is a case that could have widespread national impact. >> so all of those 19 states potentially, 18 plus mississippi, could be put under the same ruling, whenever it might be, if they want to pursue it. >> if the fifth circuit says the mississippi statute is unlawful and if this gets escalated to the supreme court before the election. those are two big ifs but if that were to happen and if there is a showdown prior to the election, yes. theoreti

earlier that morning in mississippi.riend wakes up lauren's sister and he was like, hey, where's lauren? >> and i said, what? i was like, what do you mean? and he was like, lauren's not here. >> then a voicemail left for doctor johansen, a gut wrenching message from the district attorney's office in nashville. >> bryson rivers was released from custody, and he has not been heard from. so i want to make sure that lauren is safe and that you all take proper precautions. >> the battery in bryson's ankle monitor died. it's bad enough that he's released, but they don't even know where he is, right? >> i mean, it's just disgusting. >> a manhunt is ordered to find bryson, and soon lauren's car is tracked to a cemetery about an hour from biloxi. the search teams capture bryson, who was hiding in the woods about a mile away. but at the cemetery, a horrifying discovery. lauren's badly beaten body is found in the back of her suv. >> i was like, this can't be love. this can't be literally like, this isn't her. she's stronger than th

geoff: wright thompson, the book is the barn the secret history of a murder in mississippi. us. >> thank you so much, geoff. ♪ geoff: one of rock and roll's greatest songwriters is out with a brand new album. it's nick lowe's first full-length effort in nearly a dozen years and it debuted as number one on the billboard charts in the americana folk category. special correspondent tom casciato has the story for our arts and culture series, canvas. >> ♪ i'll be a long tall daddy. ♪ ♪ tom it's hard to find rock n : roll credentials more solid than nick lowe's. from punk rock to new wave, he built his rep in the '70s, solo and in the bands brinsley schwarz and rockpile. he was also a producer for graham parker, the damned, and elvis costello. he even penned one of rock's most memorable anthems, made famous by costello. >> what's so funny 'bout peace love and understanding. >> but if rock n roll is all you know about nick lowe and his 75 years on the planet and well over 50 in the music business well, let's start at the start. nick lowe: my father was a career raf officer. he was

tragedia en mississippi. el vuelco de un autobÚs de pasajeros deja al menos siete muertos.as familias esperan la repatriaciÓn de los cuerpos. situaciÓn meteorolÓgica complicada en el sur del paÍs por la presencia de frentes tormentosos. lluvia. para quienes aÚn estÉn disfrutando de la playa y precauciÓn para quienes regresen a casa tras las vacaciones por el dÍa del trabajo. escuche nueva oportunidad de ganar el bote del mega millions que asciende ya a 681 millones de dÓlares. en el sorteo de maÑana hubiera un ganador. podrÍa llevarse mÁs de 336 millones si lo cobra de una sola vez. noticias telemundo mediodÍa con nicole suÁrez y octavio pulido. ojalÁ la suerte estÉ de su lado. con ese monto. buenas tardes. gracias por acompaÑarnos en noticias telemundo mediodÍa. nicole suÁrez tiene el dÍa libre. vamos a la informaciÓn de esta tarde. iniciamos con esto. y es que fuerte tragedia en mississippi, un autobÚs de pasajeros volcÓ en mitad de la carretera, dejando al -7 muertos. todos ellos de origen mexicano. las autoridades investigan cuÁl fue la causa. mientras los familiares de

one is in the mississippi delta. it is really designed to get people in high school, a diverse student body in high school to think about law school. then we stay in touch with the students and now they are just starting to apply the law school. so that kind of approach is critical. also to remember the stories. because they are so powerful. the three young men who died. emmett till, another horrific story. these are very important. the final thing to go back to thurgood marshall, he had a game plan, a long-term game plan. when he started in 1940, who would have dreamed that in 14 years, the supreme court would have brown v. board of education? but he had a strategy and again i think we are thinking what is the strategy moving forward. >> and that brings me to the second to last question. what is the strategy? on one heat if you think about it the reconstruction amendment we are looking at starting 1865 and moving on, 1964 we get the civil rights act. 1965, at the voting rights act. that is 100 years. how much forwar

has mississippi changed that much, though? think somethings, cosmetically, has changed, but i think some of the jewels soul remains the same . and until we are honest, until we can tell the story, this is who we are, this is what happened here, there is no real hope of even starting the process. you ask if mississippi has changed, i don't think, i would be curious what you think. i don't think we can even start to change until we can say, this is who we are, this is what happened here. let's stand on a tiny postage grout of truth and let's talk about who we really are. and i don't think we have started a conversation. the book is a tiny prayer, a pimple in a big lake of hope that that conversation can happen. >> let's talk about this phenomenon of memory holding. it extends beyond mississippi, a national phenomenon. we are still dealing with it overtime. you trace in this book, do you think today, if another tragedy like this were to happen, what we as a people handle it better? >> no. we see it over and over. we see it every

it's call the barn the secret mist referee: a murder in mississippi. i spoke with him yesterday.eing with us. >> man, thank you so much. >> your family farm is about 20 miles from the sight of the barn where emmit till was beaten and killed. you had to leave the state to go to college before you learned anything about it. how did this history reveal itself to you? >> you know, i -- it was shocking to me all the things that personally i didn't know and then as i started researching the barn where emmit till was killed, i realized that -- that most of america actually doesn't know a lot about this. this is a very famous murder. and yet, there's been so muchers much erasure and so many things stripped from the historical record. the book, the barn continues to be this story, yes, but also of the -- the -- the like the long going process of trying to erase this from memory and the activist who is were fighting to keep that memory alive. >> tell me more about that. the -- the notion that this barn's obscurity reflect this is whitewashing this effort to cover up the horrendous nature o

a state of emergency there, and in mississippi. in flood-prone new orleans, officials say they're confident the pump system that keeps water out of the city will do its job. >> there will be time where there will be some flooding, and our mission will then shift from keeping the city dry to pumping the city as fast as we can. >> reporter: david, a hurricane warning now in effect for the majority of the louisiana coastline, as well as a tornado watch that extends all through the night. david? >> david: all right, matt rivers there in louisiana. matt, stay safe. let's get right to ginger zee with the latest forecast. the latest track of this. ginger? >> reporter: hi, david. francine made official landfall 30 miles south-southwest of morgan city, louisiana, but you can see, it is jetting to the northeast at 17 miles per hour. so, it's going to move quickly toward new orleans with the eye wall, where you see the worst of the winds. that tornado watch that goes all the way to gulfport. pascagoula, mississippi. and we're going to see mor

iffer officer the senator from mississippi. -- the presiding officer: the senator from mississippi. mr. wicker: thank you, mr. president. i want to join my clarkes both democrat and -- i want to join my colleagues, both democrat and republican, in expressing regret that we don't have the important national security business of this congress before the senate right now. and, clearly, it's important to do a nomination and confirmation every few days. and the election is approaching and, of course, there's some show votes, and i think probably my side of the aisle has engaged in that sort of thing in years past. but it is such a shame that we face this access -- axis of aggressors like we've never faced in 50 years, and every national security official, whether a retired four-star or someone who's no longer in service but giving us good advice, they come before us and they say, we have never had such a threat from china, from russia, which is engaged in a shooting war right now, having invaded the sovereign space of a next-door neighbor, from iran which is directing the three -- at lea

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a locuan este fin de semana un autobÚs se volcÓ en mississippi y van con direcciÓn a dallas pero nuncafrentar esta pÉrdida a la distancia son del estado de mÉxico, y jalisco y desde esos lugares de esperar la re repatriaciÓn de sus cuerpos ahora a las familias solo les queda esperar, valeria leÓn hablÓ con algunas de ellas. >> del autobÚs en mississippi. >> su viuda guadalupe, con voz entrecortada y lÁgrimas, ruega apoyo para sus hijos que destrarozada por la muerte de su esposo vÍctor avilez que perdiÓ la vida mississippi su viuda guadalupe con voz entrecortada y lÁgrimas ruega por apoyo para sus hijos que quedaron huÉrfanos. >> mis niÑos se quedaron con la ilusiÓn de volver a verlo ara, espero que les dan una indemnizaciÓn para verlos creces huÉrfanos pidiÉndote fuerzas. el padre de los hermanos pide ayuda la muerte de los hermanos de 31 y 33 aÑos dejÓ a 6 hijos h huÉrfanos el padre de los hermanos pide ayuda para la familia que ha quedado des desamparada yo lo Único que pido es que ayuden a sus esposas tan j jÓvenes. >> e n mÉxico de donde son originarios el su hermano mayor recibiÓ

reportera: un autobÚs comercial se volcÓ lenta totalmente de mississippi, dejar siete fallecidos y docenasÉl es un camionero y darÁ mover los cuerpos. ( habla en inglÉs) ( habla en inglÉs) ( habla en inglÉs) reportera: el conductor del autobÚs + vÍctimas mortales no han sido identificados pÚblicamente, sus autoridades han iniciado una investigaciÓn para determinar las causas del accidente como son momento nos han reportado otros vehÍculos involucrados en trÁfico. presentadora: , riesgo trigo gracias una veleta se estrellÓ en un barrio residencial, tres personas estÁn desaparecidas, la penetra llevaba al menos dos personas a bordo, impacto provocÓ un incendio que se fue por cuatro viviendas, al menos cinco familias sÓlo desplazadas de sus hogares. >> en new york un hombre terminÓ muerto cuando huÍa de la policÍa con mÁs hechos ocurrieron mucho despuÉs de asaltar a una niÑa de sÓlo nueve aÑos, nuestra compaÑera nos tiene la informaciÓn. reportera: ese momento el sospechoso de abusar sexualmente de una niÑa de aÑos huye chocando contra una camioneta en cuentas, la policÍa trataba de detenerno

it's incumbent upon you as a citizen of the mississippi delta and of mississippi of the south of america to say something and not be silent fight. >> thompson, you are certainly not being silent. it's it's a beautiful raid and i have raids at thank you for joining us. >> really appreciate it. >> the book is the barn by right. thompson. thank you so much for joining us. the news continues right here on cnn outfront. >> next, breaking news, kamala harris, weighing a major decision tonight, one that takes on trump's biggest lines of attack as the race is getting tighter this hour john king tonight with new paths to 270 plus more breaking news, new calls for mark robinson too quick, the north carolina governor's race. as robinson lashes out publicly and tonight, new reporting outfront from where it all started, kfile and he faked a back injury to get out of fighting on the front lines in ukraine. the story of ivan and how oh, he deserted the army, the

it's incumbent upon you as a citizen of the mississippi delta and of mississippi of the south of america. to say something and not be silent fight, thompson, you are certainly not being silent. it's a it's a beautiful rate and i have raids at thank you for joining us really appreciate it. the book is the barn by right. thompson thank you all so much for joining us here tonight. cnn news newsnight with abby ph starts right now.

todavÍa registramos bastante precipitaciÓn solamente en luisiana, sino tambiÉn en mississippi y estoopical para maÑana. sin embargo hay que tener mucha precauciÓn porque vemos la lluvia todavÍa se expande llegando a sectores en el Área de atlanta. las alertas que continÚan en este instante, afortunadamente la costa de texas no se mantiene por avisos por tormenta tropical, pero luisiana sigue con el aviso por huracÁn y mississippi incluso se expandiÓ hacia el Área muy cerca de monroe con el aviso por tormenta tropical, asÍ que precauciÓn en esa Área. y acumulados de lluvia, hoy existe un potencial de algo de inundaciones en algunos puntos desde alexandrÍa y jackson, hablamos de acumulados de entre cinco a ocho pulgadas, incluso en nueva orleans. hay que estar al pendiente del tiempo en las prÓximas 24 horas. maity: crecen los incendios en california. el grandes incendios avanzan sin control en la zona montaÑosa del estado con mÁs de 100,000 acres de terreno calcinadas, mientras que los equipos luchan para contener las llamas. uno de estos incendios es la mayor preocupaciÓn por las aut

dissent from mississippi. >> thank you, mr. president. i just want to join my colleagues both democrat and republican and expressing a regret we don't have the important national security business of this in congress before the senate right now. and clearly it is important that confirmation every few days. the election is approaching and some show votes it. i think probably my side of the eye is engaged in that sort of y thing in years past. it is such a shame like we have never faced in 50 years. every national security official no longer in service were giving us good advice. i've never had such a threat from china. the shooting war right now having invaded the sovereign space of the next tornado from iran which is directing at least the three three terrorist groups they have on israel. the very stable leadership. the access of aggressors is signaling they don't fear the and invasion of taiwan. while all of that is going on the distinguish majority leader from new york have not let us let us bring the appropriation bill to the store wil

it is still walloping southern louisiana and parts of mississippi. the damage here extensive. roofs ripped off, trees down, and some streets impassable. power is out to hundreds of thousands of people. the storm crashed ashore in terrebonne parish, impacting communities along the gulf coast including new orleans, a city that sits below sea level. that's where we find cbs' jason allen is with more on the story. >> reporter: a turbulent view from a shrimp boat as francine slammed into louisiana as a category-two storm yesterday packing a deadly storm surge and winds whipping at nearly 100 miles per hour. in hard-hit terrebonne parish, the powerful storm brought down power lines, snapped trees, and tore through this thrift store. >> at least nobody got hurt. my family's intact. that's all i care about, you know. this is the worst happens to me, i'm good. >> reporter: power outages left more than 350,000 louisiana residents in the dark as they hunkered down from francine overnight. partial 911 outages were reported in areas impacted by the storm, though wireless companies say they

and in less than an hour away from montgomery county mississippi where fannie lou hamer was born andamer's vision to transform the way democrats deliver justice for people to be seated in 1968 and now the soil of south mississippi the sun to grant them the great grandson of mississippi is welcoming the world as we begin this new moment in our world's history where we transform our economy by making history in electing the first of asian descent to one of the most powerful positions in american arguably one of the most powerful positions in the world. [applause] >> my colleague did a profile of you coming into this and they said mr. johnson believes that things go well we can reframe the conversation about chicago but they are all merris about the city. three to four days and my first question is how do you think it's going? >> we are doing very well. this is not a surprise. people love the city. the city of chicago we do conventions well. if you are rating the top city in america this is the city where carnegie and the steel industry in the labor movement came to life. it's where the

disminuye sus vientos pero sigue amenazando con inundaciones en el este de luisiana y la costa de mississippirandes incendios arden sin control en california, mas de 50.000 acres del bosque nacional de los angeles estan quemados. >> miles de edificaciones estan amenazadas por las llamas. >> en mexico, la ciudad de culiacan sigue viviendo otra intensa jornada de violencia que deja muertos y heridos. >> violencia que heridos. >> una guerra entre los carteles por el control de la zona y p primera caminata espacial de dos astronautas civiles, el multimillonario jeric isaacman y la ingeniera y los parciales sarah historia con la mision polaris down. >> publico el suarez y octavio pulido. >> muy buenas tardes, gracias por acompanarnos en noticias telemundo mediodia. >> vamos a la informacion de esta tarde. >> francisco esta debilitando y aunque se haya convertido en depresion tropical, sigue re representando un peligro importante para comunidades del sur en luisiana y mississippi. >> toco tierra ayer como huracan categoria 2 y ha ido o perdiendo fuerza con vientos menos intensos pero las inundacion

also, on ourfarm in mississippi, before we moved to michigan, we had a wagon. most kids do.re of that wagon. our neighbours were white sharecroppers, all poor. we lent them the wagon one day and they brought it back all chewed up. they had used the wagon to cut wood in, and it was all... it was all almost destroyed. but we couldn't chastise them. my grandfather said, "no, let it ride." the first time i ever understood the advantage of being a white kid — you don't have to account for yourself. if we then fast—forward a little bit from those early days to a tumultuous time in your early adulthood when you're trying to make it as a young actor, and yet america is going through turbulent times — the late �*60s, i'm thinking about. i'm thinking about the civil rights movement, the rise of black power and black leaders who were saying, "we no longer will accept the status quo in any shape or form "and we will, if necessary, "respond with direct action against it." were you ever inclined to take that view yourself? i came out of the army toting everything i was trained to use. i'd

fÉlix: muy buenas tardes, en un trÁgico accidente en mississippi murieron siete personas cuando un buse se saliÓ de la carretera igual con el condado de warren. entre las vÍctimas mortales se encuentran dos hermanos de seis y 16 aÑos de edad. segÚn confirmÓ la patrulla de carreteras de mississippi 36 personas fueran trasladadas a hospitales cercanos con heridas de diversa gravedad. (hablan en inglÉs) (hablan en inglÉs) (hablan en inglÉs) ana: el autobÚs modelo polvo 2018 terminÓ volvo 2028 despuÉs de que muchos pasajeros terminaran expulsados del vehÍculo de juego del 2018. un camionero que trabaja en la zona ayudo a mover los cuerpos. (hablan en inglÉs) (hablan en inglÉs) ana: el conductor del autobÚs y las demÁs vÍctimas mortales aÚn no han sido identificados pÚblicamente. las autoridades han iniciado una investigaciÓn para determinar las causas del accidente, hasta el momento no se reportan otros vehÍculos involucrados en la catÁstrofe. felix: gracias ana, en miami florida escenarios de otro accidente cuando un auto con dos jÓvenes cayÓ a un canal. ademÁs de las autoridades dos buen

like not one full mississippi second to block its passage. when i tried to pass it again in june, nearly every gop member voted it down. today it was the same old cynical story after republican after republican voted no, no, no. and at this point, it's obvious, despite whatever talking points they force through gritted teeth on cable news, when the rubber hits the road and the vote is called, republicans will get out of anything to pass legislation that would protect women's right to access reproductive health care. women in this country have been through enough. what women don't need is a man who is found liable for sexual abuse, controlling what we can or cannot do with our bodies. what we don't need are politician who are following -- americans seem to care about protecting life when it consists of some cells in a medical lab freezer, what's about the day when a fifth grader who gets their day shattered by a person who wants to turn a day at school into a massacre, well, then those same republicans couldn't seem to care less about defendin

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seem like not even one full mississippi second, the block is passage. when i try to press into passive get into nearly every gop member voted, it down. and today it was the same old cynical story is republicans have to get no, no, no. at this point, it's obvious just by would ever talking points dave force through on cable news when the rubber hits the road in the voters called republicans will do anything to get out of actually passing legislation that would protect webb's right to reproductive health. women in this country have been through enough and what women do nothing aso a man found liable for abuse telling us what we can or cannot do with our bodies pretty well we don't need a politician to a convicted felon leaving us are treating us like we are criminals. and his tragic and republicans only seem to care about protecting life we supposedly of some cells in a medical lab freezer printed what about that life is a fifth-grader who school they get shattered by a man with an ar 15 he wants you to the math class and not as a and one of the neighbors

conductor: autoridades investigan las causas de un accidente que dejÓ muertos y heridos en mississippi la violencia se apodera del desfile de las antillas en nueva york. cientos de viviendas estÁn sin electricidad en rancho palos verdes en california. estados unidos confisca en repÚblica dominicana el aviÓn oficial de nicolÁs maduro y lo trae al sur de la florida. elian: buenas noches! la onda nacional de seguridad en el transporte investiga las causas de un accidente de autobÚs con 7 muertos y decenas de heridos. >> el accidente ocurriÓ en la autopista i20, en mississippi. este autobÚs perdiÓ el control y terminÓ saliÉndose de la vÍa. 7 personas, entre ellas 2 menores murieron. decenas fueron trasladados a hospitales cercanos. esta noche se conocieron las identidades de 2 de los fallecidos. victori y avilÉs garcÍa. >> mis hermanos tomaron la decisiÓn de viajar a estados unidos. reportero: miguel arriaga de 61 aÑos, angÉlica palomino de 16, vÍctor avilÉs garcÍa de 32, moisÉs avilÉs garcÍa de 31, perla gutiÉrrez de 16 y caÍn gutiÉrrez de 8. >> se accidentaron dirigiÉndose a texas, hacie

sesta tarde en noticias telemuno al menos 7 personas fallecidas en un choque de autobus en m mississippibrador dice que quedan consas pendientes ocon e tema de seguridad. >> el japones de los dogdgers e acerca a la hisotrica marca de 50 y 50 y es le nico jugador en lograr 53 jonrones y 43 bases robadas. >> los llevaomos a colombia done los escarabjos herculeercules tn papel crucial en la recuperarecn del medioambiente, noticias telemundo fin de semana con joj johanna suarez. >> buenas tardes y gracias por continuar con nosotros y hoy come comenzamos con la tragedia de mississippi y 6 perosonas f fqallecieron en un accidente, hay dos menores de edad de g guatemala entre las victimas fatales, otras 36 personas l llevadas a hospital, spsa san ao spurs nos tiene la informacion. >> sonia parissos y tras r recibir la alerta de accidente. >> (audio en ingles(. >> in(informacion en pantalla(. >> segun datos preliminares el aubouts y que transportaba 41 pasajeros se desplazaba en d dire direccion oeste a la altura de la ciciudad e bovina y se volco de costado al salir de la carretera, las 6 vifct

autobÚs que viajaba de atlanta a dallas. >> volcÓ a un costado de la carretera de vicksburg en mississippilemundo que los cuerpos estÁn en preparaciÓn para ser repatriado. >> process and working with the mexican consulate for those that wish to be transferred on to mexico. >> la cancillerÍa de mÉxico lamentÓ las muertes. noticias telemundo contactÓ a los familiares de una de las vÍctimas en pÉnjamo, guanajuato, pero declinÓ dar declaraciones. entre las vÍctimas hay tres menores de edad. una de ellas es angÉlica palomino, de 16 aÑos, oriunda de degollado, jalisco. tambiÉn murieron dos hermanos, perla y caen gutiÉrrez, de ocho y 16 aÑos, quienes viajaban con su madre, que sobreviviÓ. de acuerdo con el testigo entrevistado por noticias telemundo there was a family that lost children. >> uh, you know, it's just tragic we had too sixteen year old children lost we had a small boy lost that i think was about eight years old man. >> quien lidera la investigaciÓn del departamento de transporte informÓ que el accidente se produjo despuÉs de que el vehÍculo presentara una falla en un neumÁtico. >> th

and that court of appeals covers a states beyond mississippi. and in fact, 20 states in the u.s. have similar policies that could potentially be impacted depending how this case turns out sometimes where you bring the case as much about the case as what is being brought what is the possibility that hearing desk and it's such a it's such a big deal for voters that this will finally end up at the supreme court ultimately it's a great question, sara, that's really what the goal is here. this is by design and attempt to try to get to the supreme court to get a national precedent restricting the ability to count ballots that come in after election day. but first of all, we have to see how long it takes the circuit court of appeals here to make their decision and then whoever loses it's expected that they could likely try to ask the supreme court to weigh in. but historically the supreme court has had a policy that discourages judges from changing election rules to close to election day. they'll, that is something that has been sort of inconsistently applied back in 2020. we saw justic

louisiana to central mississippi.he storm where we start to see power outages begin to build. that means preparation time is over, and just wait and see how strong the storm can maintain. one piece of good news, the hurricane on the aircraft flying through it, did find it slightly weaker. we love that trend. we want to get as weak as possible in the next six to twelve hours. >> thank you for the good news, bill karins. >>> and the faa is now investigating a terrible collision between two delta planes, taxiing on a runway in atlanta. the bigger jet bound for tokyo knocked the tail off of the smaller regional jet, which was on it way to louisiana. remarkably, 277 passengers on board at the time were uninjured, and got rebooked on other flights. here's how one of them described what happened. >> suddenly, it felt like when you're on the interstate and you hit the rumble strips and it got louder and more violent, we hear the metal scraping. >> that's not a good sign. experts say this kind of taxi way collision is rare, an

dolor en las familias de los siete mexicanos muertos en el accidente de un autobÚs en mississippi.a abuela de una de las vÍctimas. estÁn recaudando fondos para ayudar con la repatriaciÓn de los cuerpos. ucrania confirma la muerte de al menos 41 personas y de otras 180 heridas tras el ataque ruso con misiles a un centro escolar y un hospital en la ciudad de poltava. >> me cuesta hasta decirlo. no serÁ mi Último partido con. con la selecciÓn de mi paÍs. >> asÍ, con lÁgrimas en los ojos, el uruguayo luis suÁrez anuncia que se retira de la selecciÓn de su paÍs. el Último partido lo jugarÁ este viernes frente a paraguay en eliminatorias sudamericanas del mundial 2026. los restos del titanic se siguen desintegrando en las profundidades del atlÁntico. un fragmento de su famosa barandilla se ha desprendido. sirviÓ de inspiraciÓn a una de las memorables escenas de la pelÍcula de james cameron. noticias telemundo mediodÍa con nicole suÁrez y octavio pulido. quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes como siempre. gracias por acompaÑarnos aquÍ en noticias telemundo mediodÍa. muchas gracias por su sintonÍa. >

hurricane francine barrelling across the gulf coast toward louisiana and mississippi. we're tracking the path of the powerful storm. >>> chaos on the runway of the world's busiest airport. how two planes collided on the tarmac in atlanta. >>> and paulie's push to remember 9/11. the former flight attendant's 200-mile journey to pay tribute to those we lost 23 years ago today. it's september 11. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning, glad to be with you. i'm frances rivera. former president trump and vice president kamala harris met for the very first time, face-to-face on a debate stage in philadelphia. with a very tight race on the line, both candidates try to convince americans that they have the better plan for the country. >> donald trump has no plan for you. and, when you look at his economic plan, it's all about tax breaks for the richest people. i am offering what i describe as an opportunity economy. what goldman sachs has said, donald trump's plan would make the economy worse. what wharton said was donald trump's plan would actually explode the defic

en mississippi, la policÍa investiga si una falla en las llantas fue lo que provocÓ que un autobÚs deor eso el consulado de ese paÍs trabaja para auxiliar a las familias afectadas. valeria leÓn informa angÉlica palomino, es una de las vÍctimas mortales del accidente en un autobÚs que viajaba de atlanta a dallas. >> volcÓ a un costado de la carretera de vicksburg en mississippi, la madrugada del 31 de agosto. martÍn pace fue testigo de esta tragedia y confirmÓ a noticias telemundo que los cuerpos estÁn en preparaciÓn para ser repatriado. >> process and working with the mexican consulate for those that wish to be transferred on to mexico. >> la cancillerÍa de mÉxico lamentÓ las muertes. noticias telemundo contactÓ a los familiares de una de las vÍctimas en pÉnjamo, guanajuato, pero declinÓ dar declaraciones. entre las vÍctimas hay tres menores de edad. una de ellas es angÉlica palomino, de 16 aÑos, oriunda de degollado, jalisco. tambiÉn murieron dos hermanos, perla y caen gutiÉrrez, de ocho y 16 aÑos, quienes viajaban con su madre, que sobreviviÓ. de acuerdo con el testigo entrevistado

stuart: i will go with mississippi on the grounds taxes imposed, got it wrong, i say mississippi, we wisconsin. the taxes put in place in 1911 because farmers were paying more than wealthy individuals in the state. this was the state's attempt at a fair share. coast to coast. david: we start at noon with a recovery from a chip wreck, nvidia in and out of positive territory capsizing in the biggest single day wipe out by us companies

of the early i930s, segregated mississippi of the earlyi930s, raised segregated mississippi of the earlyternal grandparents, and suffering from that very pronounced stutter, and indeed he recalled later in life that he recalled later in life that he was once called upon to read the lesson in sunday school and the lesson in sunday school and the other kids just dissolved into fits of laughter and financing, but that invoice was to strike fear in the hearts of millions of moviegoers around the world when he took on the role of darth vader in the star wars films, and indeed, he said later that he earned about $9,000 for his first star wars rolled. he regarded it as a special—effects type of role, and it even cause for his name to be added amongst the credits at the end of the film, indeed it was not for the first two star wars films, but that was a voice which, as someone has said in the last few hours, really had a career all of its own. it was the voice of doom, but it could also be the very versatile, as was exempt by by his role as king in the lion king. the disney film. fix, his role as

we're going to be watching this system push its way up into the mississippi valley. look for rainfall, up to 4 inches, some places up to 12 inches of rain, lester. >> all right, al roker, thank you. >>> now to the race for the white house and the day after their heated debate, vice president harris and former president trump were together again. this time marking the anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks. here's peter alexander. >> reporter: at ground zero today, vice president harris and former president trump shaking hands again, both appearing at the solemn ceremony commemorating the 23rd anniversary of the 9/11 terror attack and the nearly 3,000 americans who lost their lives. >> jack charles aron. >> joshua todd aron. >> reporter: later in a show of unity, president biden briefly wearing a trump hat handed to him by a supporter of the former president. it comes as the harris campaign is touting her performance at last night's debate calling for a second one. the former president, who had insisted on multiple debates, now noncommittal. >> are we going to do a re