have a portion of the building facing montgomery. next slide, please. so these are the outreach that was done for places of entertainment. this is the text here describes what reactions we've got and i think you have a copy of this, but we have had no objections from anybody associated with the entertainment places within 300'. we've had support, in fact. next, please. these are just some of the assemblies that we are beginning to -- we will be using. we obviously have got more work to do on the construction projects. but typically the exterior wall and the demising wall between our building and the adjacent building is a 10" gap with a solid concrete wall that's going to give us an stc of 16. next, please. so this is getting down to the nitty-gritty showing you the two buildings and the different stc ratings that are being recommended by our physical consultant for the different portions of the facade. basically, the ones facing broadway will require stc 37. the windows facing the alley closest to the building next door are stc 34.

you are the first black mayor of montgomery, alabama. you are montgomery native.st wondering, what impact has the equal justice initiative which brian stevenson is the founder and leader of, also the legacy museum, and the national memorial for peace -- to peace and justice, which is known as the lynching memorial. what kind of impact have those two institutions had on your city. >> the impact has been immeasurable. brian stevenson, they have forced us to put a mirror not only to the face of the city, but to the state and this nation. i think that's why over a million people come annually to visit this memorial to learn more about the legacy of slavery, to mass incarceration. and as brian has stated before, you know, there were no slave markers when he came to montgomery 30 years ago. and they were all these monuments of the confederacy. what we're trying to do now from the place of city hall is to take that energy, to take those lessons and to make sure we are addressing this, not only again for those that are within the state, those that may visit, but to set th

montgomery says the surgery was no more difficult than a human operation.ve caused the rejection, deleted. immunosuppression then worked. >> we can say that, you know, it functioned well. it did all the things that a kidney is supposed to do. it acted like a human kidney transplant. and we didn't see any evidence of, you know, a rapid rejection. >> so the kidney did make urine almost immediately, like moments after we joined the blood vessels. >> montgomery says that the next phase will be studying longer periods after transplant to make sure that the pig kidney isn't rejected. i asked him which organ game next? >> i think the closest organ to the kidney in terms of being kind of yesterday for prime time is the heart. >> he calls it a game changer. pig kidney and then the heart. bret? >> bret: that's a great story. dr. siegel, thanks. up next, we are entering the homestretch in the virginia governor's race and it's down to the wire. we will have a live report there. >> glenn youngkin has done nothing run down the state since he announced. he knows nothing a

cnbc's senior personal finance correspondent sharon epperson has more >> reporter: page montgomery iso get her finances back on track >> my hope is that in the future i'll be able to see myself in a positive place financially >> reporter: montgomery says dealing with the job loss and high risk pregnancy turned her finances upside down >> i was on bed rest and ultimately was laid off because of just covid and had no savings. i was living literally paycheck to paycheck. >> reporter: serena smith, another single mom said she struggled too. >> i had a bit of savings to hold me over, but from there i had to find other ways in order to pay my bills. >> reporter: smith and montgomery were selected for a special program to help moms hit hard during the pandemic social media influencer haley sax, aka mrs. dow jones on instagram, partnered with cnbc contributor josh brown to create a free program called finance is cool, moms are cool. >> it was really important to make financial literacy available to these moms as they rebuilt their livelihoods during this devastating pandemic. >> reporter: ove

. >> reporter: paige montgomery is a single mom, trying to get her finances back on track >> my hope a positive place financially. >> reporter: montgomery says dealing with a job loss and high-risk pregnancy turned her finances upside down. >> i was on bed rest and then ultimately was laid off because of just covid and i had no savings. i was living literally paycheck to paycheck. >> reporter: sabrina smith, another single mom, says she struggled after being laid off, too. >> i luckily had a little bit of savings to hold me over, but then from there i had to find other ways in order to pay my bills. >> song mi and montgomery were selected for a special program to help moms hit hard during the pandemic social media influencer, aka mrs. dow jones on instagram, partnered with cnbc contributor josh brown to create a free program called finance is cool moms are cool. >> it was really important to make financial literacy available to these moms as they rebuilt their livelihoods during this devastating pandemic. >> over three months there were a series of discussions on several topics in vi

general montgomery had a requisition shipped to him in case the germans he was fighting would take advantage of us. 100 tons of mustard gas bombs and about 330 in the afternoon that report having 30 ships in the harbor normally when you see them lined up to unload they line up right next to the dock. it was so loaded there were 30 ships in the harbor and only one of them had this on it and when they came in they dropped the bomb on the uss john harvey which exploded. no, no, not exploded, but with 100 tons one on each side and at the end of the day 1,000 military including u.s. allies and merchant marines were killed on that first day and then the cloud of smoke rises out of this and defeats your ability to breathe. now there were a total of 17 allied ships that sunk that afternoon. eight that nothing could be recovered on them and why haven't you heard about it? because in the list of the government at the time they said it's not a good thing for people. it will take down the morale. i don't judge them on that. i do tell you it happened and you can find out about it today. look it up. decem

which is why in montgomery county, maryland, we really are starting to look at containment.e covid dashboard today, and it's a big school district. there are 160,000 kids, about 25,000 staff members. there are 13 active cases of covid. >> wow. >> and this is what happens when everybody can be vaccinated. now, remember, the kids under 12 can't be vaccinated. but they are blanketed in the protection of everyone around them is vaccinated. and that's how you put this virus out all over the country. >> and speaking of that pfizer announced that its shot is nearly 91% effective in preventing symptomatic covid in children ages 5 to 11. the fda also said the benefits outweigh the risks. now we're hearing from dr. anthony fauci that young kids could be eligible by the first two weeks of november. that's very soon. what do you say to parents beyond what you just said a few moments ago who are still worried about these side effects or whether there might be side effects, i should say. >> first of all, i would say talk to your doctor. but i would say you should strongly consider vaccina

all schools in guern ville school district and the same for montgomery.ool. there is flooding all over the area. speaking of street level flooding justin has been keeping an eye on a real problem in the east bay. >> reporter: absolutely. we are on 880 looking south bound. the story has not changed. traffic is still backed up looking south bound here. all south bound lanes are still closed between thornton and mowry. we learned in the last hour two north bound lanes have reopened. that's good news. here is what caused this. high waters. this is fremont on 880 around 2:00 this morning. very scary conditions on the freeway, a lot of standing water and ponding. cars were stuck and partially submerged. cars were lined along the freeway and at one point people were wading in the water trying to get help after they tried to drive through the water and ended up stuck. chp says water levels in the area are extremely high and down right dangerous. fremont police are telling drivers to completely avoid 880. there is no word on when the traffic at least south bound w

montgomery and his team at n.y.u.ant institute genetically modified a pig kidney to make it more compatible. the researchers connected the pig's kidney above the thigh of the recipient, outside the body, so they could see and test it. so you plug this all in, and what happened? >> the kidney turned a beautiful pink color. we were sort of taking in what we were looking at, which was incredible. it was a kidney that was immediately functioning. so we came up with this idea of testing it first in someone who is recently deceased but is being maintained on a ventilator. >> reporter: the family consented and donated the body for this study. >> they felt really strongly that this would be something that she would want. >> reporter: before this first attempt, n.y.u. created a new board, consulting with religious and legal experts and with bioethecists like dr. art caplan who heads the medical center's ethics division. do you have any second thoughts whatsoever that this was the right thing to do ethically? >> i think we shou

and could a cartoon spanish speaking grandmother behind the 99% vaccination rate in montgomery countymit their access to white house files that would detail his communications around the time of the jan. 6 capitol riot. the lawsuit comes as a house committee votes tonight on whether to hold former advisor steve bannon in contempt for ignoring their subpoena. here to break down for us what it all means is elizabeth wydra from the constitutional accountability center. before we come to steve bennett let's come to the case of donald trump. he is suing the committee because he says his white house records and indeed is part conversations with steve bannon are protected by executive privilege. are they? well, certainly not under any type of president or legal understanding that we've had before this suit. you know, executive privilege normally is something that applies to the sitting president. here we have a situation whether sitting president, presidentjoe biden has agreed to release the records that then president trump amassed during his time in the white house related to the january s

kind of commander for the d day invasion and he had a very difficult people or for like bernard montgomery and the military and george patton and of course winston churchill. in england planning for this invasion, winston churchill was let's just say in his face quite a bit and headed eisenhower managed to balance all of these competing egos and agendas and launch the most ambitious attack in history of the world. >> he was an incredibly humble man and he news his talents and knew what he was good at but he was not not a big ego about it but i think that he was able to establish the sort of diplomatic relationship within all of the other layers in all of the othei commands, and churchill himself i think that his innate diplomacy really showed well during this time for him. >> avenue permanent exhibit at the eisenhower museum in one of the things you highlight their is addressing d day. >> we did a majorov renovation recently and it justt open to te public lastd fall. and we were able to sort of reimagine how we interpret d day and eisenhower's involvement in that planning and we have at th

he had very, very difficult people to work for like bernard montgomery, george patton and, of course, winston churchill. churchill was, let's just say, in his face quite a bit. how did eisenhower manage to balance all of these competing egos and competing agendas and launch the most ambitious amphibious attack in the history of the world in. >> so i think it's a few things. number one, he was an incredibly humble man. he knew his talents, what he was good at, but he didn't have a big ego about it. but i think that he was able to establish this sort of diplomatic relationship within all of the other layers, all the other allied commands. churchill himself, i think his innate diplomacy really showed well during this time for him. >> you have new permanent exhibits at the eisenhower presidential library and museum, and one of the things you highlight there is directly connected to d-day. do you want to talk about that? >> we do, sure. we did a major renovation recently. it just opened to the public last fall, and we were able to sort of reimagine how we interpret d-day and eisenhower's i

for instance, second graders in montgomery experienced a 35-point drop in literacy last year.esident of the montgomery county teacher association talk about a situation two weeks into school when 2,000 kids were in quarantine. >> many students with headaches or stomach aches or sneezing were being put into quarantine or sent home to get a negative test. if the family has the time and energy and resources to go immediately and get a test, then kids can come back the next morning. but if not, then it might be a day or two or three before that child is tested and all those students are in quarantine for that period of time. >> so lindsey, the district realized that it needed to make a change. first, rapid testing centers embedded in the schools. and now, they're embarking on a new program that the cdc will recommend for all schools nationwide called test to stay. that just means even kids exposed to covid may not have to quarantine as long as the school system has enough tests to check them every day for a week to make sure they are not positive, lindsey. >> heidi, are there logi

ero de acuerdo a la agencia de avision federal la avioenta venía de arziona y debería llegar a montgomeryreja fue llevada al hospital con heridas severas. >> muchos vecinos dicen que teniani segundos para reaccionar y tratard e socorrer a los que no pudieron. >> muchas gracias por rel reporte y en california un padre latino golpeado hasta la muerte por una multitud que lo sacó de su camioneta luego de un incendio en el bar de los Ángeles, enrique chiabra nos acompaña o se sabe de lincidente buenas noches. >> rebeka smyth muy buenas noches y según los primeros informes intentó arrollar a algunas personas que estaba al as fueras de é bar donde momentos ante shabia dios exulsados por un apele ¡ay el lchofer por el inmuebel fue golpeado puerto rico la multitud. >> adie tiene derecho de quitar la vidacomo fue con él pero que pague lo que lo hicieron porque ha dejado a cuatro niños sin padre y eso me duele. >> las personas vinculas con la golpiza etsgan en liguilla berrta las autoridades esperan resultsados de lmefo para determina rlas cuás de la muerte y la fanmulia organizó una vigilia para e

entre 5 y 11 años de edad son los próximos en la lista >> lo que se comenzó a hacer en el condado montgomeryr victoria quisieran ver menos de 2 mil infecciones diarias >> vacunarse con la tercera dosis no es lo mismo que la vacuna de refuerzo la vacuna de refuerzo del covid-19 es cuando tienen enfermedades preexistentes o que trabajen en áreas de salud se pueden poner 28 días después de la segunda dosis el 12 de octubre de las 9:340 a de la mañana a las 4:00 de la tarde en otras noticias se celebra el día de pueblos indígenas sandra bonilla nos explica el evento que tuvo lugar en los Ángeles >> el día de pueblos indígenas el alcalde ofreció disculpas a la comunidad indígena además habló del plan en meses que estarán renombrando parques >> la ciudad de los Ángeles comenzara el proceso para renombrar el parque un nuevo nombre que se desarrollará en colaboración con líderes nativos >> además piden disculpas a los miembros de comunidades indígenas >> reconocemos respetamos honramos a la gente indígena que es gente que trabaja desde la madrugada al anochecer haciendo todo lo posible para mejorar

montgomery.creaming at educators, going to these videos of parents outside of school getting up in the faces of these teachers. i'm not saying it's a violation under the patriot act, but this is not just like "could you give me a call back? i am concerned about what's going on." [laughter] >> not everything is about the what about of it. this is about the national school boards association taking issues to face educators. this is an issue for them on both the cobra 19 protocols, which they are not deciding, and you have seen -- another vaccination about this, and i will keep this. i think the patriot act is going also so far, but we cannot deny the fact that there is a problem in the way that some of these parents who are really angry about what's going on, whether it's vertical race theory or the pandemic, are treating people who serve them and educate their kids. you can disagree with the quality of that education, but -- >> greg: to get three months off in the summertime and now they want no a

embarcadero or montgomery will be the stops closer to oracle park and you can use caltrain, fourth and king, one block away and a good idea for those coming out of the south bay and the peninsula. if you want to brave the traffic, reserve your parking in advance. it will save you time. it will cost you with those parking spots prccis right now. either way, pack your patience and give yourself extra time if you are going to the ballpark for tonight's game. go giants. >>> now, we go to mary lee for a quick look at the game day forecast. >> a beautiful day for the giants win. a live look at oracle park with plenty of sunshine and 58 degrees. the dodgers beat l.a. in game 5 and first pitch at 6:07 with clear skies and breezy conditions. perfect weather for the big game. back to you. >>> in developing news, thanks to improving weather conditions, pg&e has canceled the weather shut offs for today. at one time, nearly 29,000 customers were warned they could lose power. >>> details about the oil spill in southern california with a spokesperson saying the pipe leaked about 25,000 gallons and or

and i'm looking from the curb you to one and when you have to had to clean my company, you shall montgomery. i want you to look her over the next minute here with somebody and they called observed talking with some she talk machine she's you will can us hipaa room she was she has a mixture which i mean not so much have a car. thank ah, the had it was it will be very little so hateful. a hint or bon bait dinner next. at the hunch. cow. carbon. yes, there's a wife. i saw elvis co off down to reconnect the chemical bond thing that i had just put it less. you can hand me a long time on the close the oh me if you had already you from the hands, where are we going my session of see the project that only fission pittsville higher search hasn't been new. i think there are so many story that we hear about morocco 1st, that comes to my mind. definitely my friend of mine who is from morocco and in bombay. she's. she's a representative for morocco for me, because she tells me about her uncle about the food there, about the indians there also about the beautiful places that one should visit the. and she

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sure. montgomery wants you to look her soul unesco nick as the idea, looking out to the alley w. d called example, can you see top museums, you will, can us to power room. she was short as a mixture, which is not so much have a zip with or how did you get the video leader? so hanks aliya or bon bay dynamics? camps and cow carbajal. death 8. why fight hans? for elvis. co op than or equal and equipment full bone b that or alex had to put a lesson condominium on time on the n g b o me had already become than you were hands when are we going my session of see the project that only fission pits and higher search sheesh as an indian, i think there are so many story that we hear about morocco 1st, that comes to my mind. definitely my friend him on who is from oracle and in bombay . she's. she's a representative for morocco for me, because she tells me about her culture and what uncle about the food there about the indians there also about the beautiful places that one should visit the. and she insists that i should wizard morocco in the coming years. the nice when heard him, jim, what a

and for that matter, here you are, you had a 15-year-old girl in 1955 montgomery charged with breakingfficer. i want to ask you about jim crow. but assaulting an officer? based on your research, how much or little did that mean at the time? >> right. so it could have been as simple as when they took her off the bus and the put her in handcuffs, i mean, if her finger happened to touch the uniform of an officer, they could have called that assault. to have this hung over her this whole time for something that she was just trying to do the right thing, that charge is absurd and it's long overdue that the court expunge it and finally clear her name and her record of that. >> now, attorney ensler, as i mentioned at the top, the county prosecutor is on record in favor of full expungement for your client. does that make a done deal? where do things stand? >> so as you know, until the judge grants it, it's never a done deal. but we are very optimistic having the local district attorney be supportive as well as mayor reed here, who's been instrumental in it and other community activists. that m

and that's the first time i heard of martin other king in the montgomery story. but comics have been my refuge. my father was a turkish muslim immigrant. and comics have been the place i could go to read about people doing the right thing because it was the right thing to do. it was my salvation in some ways. and when he told me that, i went home and i read it immediately on the internet, i remember sitting there looking at this beautiful 16 page cover to cover comic book. julia how styles, rosa parks, and gandhi, in nonviolence and the media. and if we had all these conversations, and how to show john lewis's story, saying why isn't there a john lewis comic book. if they had a movement then why can't we do it again now. and there's so much more story to tell. i went back to the office next day, and we had one of those meetings. and i raise my hand, because that's how we still did it, and said you know, i think john lewis should write a comic book. and everybody looked at me like i had three heads. and he was sweet about it. he said oh. maybe. and it moved on. an

. >> good morning and thank you everyone, my name is catherine and i hail from montgomery alabama, andegistry as we start this next - it's a wastewater problem and when i got involved, i am a native in alabama which is near montgomery and people were being criminalized because of the sanitation issue a lot of people in other words, the flush the toilets it would go down on top of the ground we are told these were issues because people cannot afford a remedy but then we found out that the remedy is not working properly. we found the seven then we did a house to house survey which eventually led to a study, tropical medicine what we found evidence of worms and other tropical parasites in my own county in alabama. the people who had the highest percentage of worms had systems that were excuse me, they had septic symptoms but they were coming back into their homes and they were filled and that is where is environmental injustice and a failing in the technology in the climate change and every time it rained, people would complain about food coming back into their homes and those people were

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guern ville and montgomery elementary school district have canceled classes. >>> heads up if you are planning to hit the road. chain controls are in place on highway 80 from donner lake road to king vail in both directions. >>> yesterday's rainfall total placed the city fourth on wettest days ever. the highest total in san francisco was 5.5 inches back in 1994. >>> two san francisco prosecutors quit their jobs and are joining effort to recall the city's district attorney. the city prosecutors say they're stepping down due to what they consider lack of commitment to prosecuting crimes in the da's office. he was elected in 2019 and ran on progressive policies including police reform and alternatives to incarceration. those in favor of recalling him say he's been too soft on crime. >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk continuing to follow the fall out from the facebook documents that were leaked and show that facebook newest platforms can cause hate, conspiracy theories, and spread misinformation but sometimes the company decided to choose user engagement over truth. redacted cop

the way i got involved, i am a native which is located between selma and montgomery and people were being criminalized because of the sanitation issue. in other words when they flush their toilets it goes out on top of the ground. we are told initially by officials it was because people could not afford the remedies but we then went and out the remedy is not working property and we found this out we did a house to house survey which eventually led to we found evidence of hookworm and other tropical parasites. the people had the highest percentage of excuse if they had septic systems but they were coming back into their homes they were filled. that's where this environmental injustice on the fail in technology meets climate change because every time it rained people complained about who is coming back into their home. those hadut the highest. not the one straight piping but moving away from the house. at this are particular point in time is serving as vice chair of the advisory council often times it's missed i'm very appreciative of everyone that's been on the forefront of environmental j

. >> smith and montgomery were selected for a special program to help moms hit hard during the pandemicr three months, ten moms had a series of lessons on retirement savings, life insurance and investment strategies in virtual group sessions. >> you're getting 100% return on your money just by the match that you're putting in. >> and one-on-one financial counseling with certified financial planners, women from the team of rick holtz fund management both moms got back to work now these moms are feeling more confident about their finances. >> through the program we decided that i needed to establish an emergency fund. >> the thing that i learned the most was about the 401(k). the majority of my anxiety was with my finances >> with financial counseling from finances are cool, moms are cool program, montgomery and smith say they relieved some stress around money and amo motherhood. >> i want to thank these moms too. josh brown, how did you get involved in this >> sorry, i just -- i just feel like we watch the stock market double the fastest double of all time and a lot of people are on the

. >> on a montgomery alabama bus just because she was black.body else had done it 9 months earlier. and what was then considered a crime is still on that person's colvin was the first black person to refuse to give up her seat on a montgomery, alabama bus that was in march. 1955 when she was 15 years old. now at 82 she's filed to have the criminal charges that have been on her record ever since removed it should have been because wasn't a breaking the law because she couldn't find work in alabama after the incident colvin moved here. >> to the bronx where she lived for more than 6 decades and that my best friend. why should they give her a hard time. you know, >> she's a lovely person to i don't see why this happened when she was 15, she's 80 something years. >> polar thing lives across a small hallway from coleman for 21 years here in parkchester in the bronx until colvin moved back to alabama about a year ago. she called villa fame her best neighbor cold and signed that in the book written about her 12 years ago. she also said in the book tha

pero estamos con vida esto se puede recuperar pero la vida de uno >>>hablamos en las escuelas, montgomeryor en el condado los estudiantes también volverán a las agudas las secundarias cayó este fin de semana con calles y estructuras, antes y después de la cantidad de lluvias cerca del aeropuerto de san josé se ve que en horas sellenó un par de " vamos con nuestra meteorológica para que nos diga como estas lluvias ayuden a combatir las sequías >>> cualquier lluvia para ayudar saques vimos >>> las temperaturas, les enseño como están los embalses antes de la tormenta en california antes estaban a 33 por ciento después de la tormenta en las últimas 24 horas desde el domingo hay un aumento actual al 43 en los embalses de california esto ayuda a las condiciones de la sequía en el estado de california, más de 10 por ciento en aumento después de la tormenta, necesitamos esa agua pero este sistema que azoto este domingo se aleja de la región, lluvia y también vientos por ahora inestabilidad a regresar el pronóstico les presento que se espera en esta semana laboral, esto es mi parte regreso con ust

now 82, colvin is seeking to have a juvenile court in montgomery county clear her record. >> i'm 82 years juvenile delinquent. [ laughter ] >> fully overturned on appeal, the montgomery county d.a. said he agreed with the request to clear her record. thanks so much for joining me today. i'm laura jarrett. christine is back tomorrow. "new day" is next. watch a chef, they don't rush through this stage. few of us will ever dive so deep into our cars, but those who do venture down into the nuts and bolts... when you wake up and face a challenge, you have to give all of yourself when you do something, and that's when you do your best. when was the last time you took a second to look up at the blue sky and the trees? ♪ for the best audio entertainment and storytelling. audible. ray loves vacations. but his diabetes never seemed to take one. everything felt like a 'no'. everything. but then ray went from no to know. with freestyle libre 2, now he knows his glucose levels when he needs to. and... when he wants to. so ray... can be ray. take the mystery out of your glucose levels, and lower your a

you can take the ferry to oracle, take bart to embark derailment row or montgomery stations. check spot hero, book parking in advance and that will save you a lot of time. go giants. things are getting busy on the west bound side. we are seeing brake lights as you work towards 680. bulk of the brake lights are at the tracy area toward the altamont pass. west bound highway 4 at summers ville, it looks like lanes are blocked. chp headed to the scene, injuries reported in the crash. we are not seeing brake lights yet on our travel times. i will keep an eye on that. if you are taking 80, so far so good. right now that ride on 101 out of san jose, good morning san jose commuters, looking good from hellyer to sfo. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, things are quiet, no metering lights, easy ride into the city. san mateo bridge is off to a good start. if you are s golden gate, things are looking pretty good there. no delays as you head in that area, an easy ride from marin as you work into the city. >> thank you. >>> 4:52. still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area.

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montgomery county maryland is the greater success even less than 4 percent of the housing stock madeof inclusionary zoning units and then add to anywhere near. >> and i think that is the key point. and with those issues before committees considering some things they are. and those that do the direct allocation but a lot of suburban cities or counties to urban area and then the past through. >> and with the correct universe of locality for a four exclusionary zoning is the localities with the building permit survey with the census bureau and then to planet issue and building permit and then high wage suburbs and then it is most acute in the northeast. >> but this housing stock issue from 1970s but that doesn't reflect reality because at that time looking at the data and with that housing stock. but rule like that is against the city like los angeles and then to not reflect one iota. and where the question i have you in your research and then to revitalize urban areas. to have new developers and land bank properties do you have a city in mind? >> that is not my favorite approach. and w

sonia pruitt is a retired captain with the montgomery county maryland police department and a founderack police experience. >>> we have some breaking news now out of kabul, afghanistan. the associated press is reporting that a bomb has exploded at the entrance of the igda mosque in kabul. a number of civilians are dead according to the taliban spokesperson. according to the associated press, there was a memorial service being held for the mother of a taliban spokesperson, who has tweeted that the attack has claimed lives. there is suspicion right now that this bomb may have been fomented by the islamic state khorasan. isis-k operates in kabul and is an adversary of the new taliban government. yet more violence in afghanistan. we'll bring you more information as it becomes available. >>> still to come, marking hispanic heritage month in texas. discussing a wide range of topics from covid-19 and vaccine views to immigration. here's panelist hugh lisa's message to the house about how small business owners could help alleviate the pressure of immigration. >> i think president biden, i thi

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if jose is all again notable, she montgomery, debbie phillip in the north of the country, the situation became more complicated in china, the communists had ceased power. so now who she mean had the support of a much bigger and more powerful neighbour. in response, the united states decided to support france. indo china was no longer a simple colonial conflict. it was a new front in the cold war. in october 1950. the fighting on the chinese border hits new levels of intensity. the french army lost 5000 soldiers, but above all, they lost their sense of their own invincibility. have yet mean to control of the north of yet nom white chinese age, now arrived. unhindered caught by the throat, the french government despatches most prestigious, general john de lackland, a destiny hero of the liberation of france. in world war 2, they called him king ashanti, and in january 1951, he swung into action. and the french army inflicted successive bitter defeats on the north vietnamese. in the thick jungle, the french used every means at their disposal. and that included a highly flammable petrol jel

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el doctor robert montgomery que realizÓ el procedimiento explica que en el pasado cuando se hacÍa un, algo revolucionario dice junior que esperÓ siete aÑos para encontrar un donante. >> estaba muy amargado en dialisis, no tenÍa esperanzas de que iba a agarrar un riÑÓn. >> ahora se siente como nuevo y dice con este desarrollo decenas de miles podrÍan tener la misma oportunidad. >> gracias a las tecnologÍas de hoy en dÍa, pueden salvar muchas vidas. segÚn expertos los cerdos tienen ventajas sobre otros animales porque maduran mÁs rÁpido y sus Órganos pueden alcanzar el tamaÑo de los humanos en unos seis meses ademÁs ya son utilizados en otros procedimientos como la aplicaciÓn de cÉlulas de pÁreas en pacientes con diabetes. >> este es solo el prir paso, aÚn hay que hacer pruebas en seres humanos vivos. >> el transplante es tremendo para nosotros, pero tambiÉn sabemos que es una cosa que va a demorar tiempo para poder usarlo. >> marÍa paula ochoa noticias telemundo. >> quÉ maravilla, interesantÍsimo, vamos a el salvador, la asalea legislativa cerrÓ las puertas a legalizar el a aborto inc

these parcels are at north montgomery street and north autumn street and across from the northern parkingof the sam center along the arena. google plans to build 1,000 affordable homes in the village. in addition, another 240 affordable homes are built on the land that is just returned to san jose. >>> gaining ground, the estrada fire in santa cruz county is 90% contained. it started as a controlled burn last friday but it quickly got out of control prompting evacuations. cal fire will be conducting an internal review. about 150 acres have burned so far near watsonville. >>> for those of us here 30 years ago, this is an anniversary we will never forget. october 19, 1991. the oakland berkeley firestorm ignited near the called cot and killed 25 people. more than 3,000 homes were also destroyed. >> it was like a parking lot. you couldn't move. the cars were from the top of the hill. >> reporter: gordon made it out alive but 25 others did not. >> people literally had to run for it. >> reporter: more than 3,000 homes were destroyed including the father of mayor libby schaaf's father. >> we wen