¿quÉ les hacÍa una niÑa de 5 aÑos?a que la llevaba querÍa conducir al hospital porque la niÑa tenÍa un malestar. reportera: el auto quedÓ estacionado afuera del hospital con impactos de bala. la conductora recibiÓ un disparo en el hombro, pero el hermano de solo 7 aÑos resultÓ ileso. >> cuando iban al hospital, la mamÁ la recibe, pero ya estaba muerta. reportera: muchos se manifestaron en el cuartel militar de la ciudad para exigir justicia, pues esta maÑana el presidente contÓ asÍ lo que le dijeron de la tragedia. presidente obrador: un enfrentamiento con una organizaciÓn del crimen organizado, perdiÓ la vida una niÑa. >> ¿dispararon a quiÉn? iban solos disparando! reportero: se entregÓ una carta al alto comisionado de las naciones unidas para que aclaren lo sucedido. fuentes militares aseguraron que ya iniciaron una investigaciÓn para determinar si algÚn elemento del ejÉrcito estuvo vinculado con estos hechos. presidente obrador: se va a castigar a los responsables. patricia: faltan solo horas para que en chile se re

however, our heroine nina petrovna did not imagine life without god's house nearby, our heroine ninat forget and the church ascribed to the mizgirs in the native village of yundila. interesting story - this is a small wooden church almost five centuries ago in the swamps. yundils near the village. residents received plots of land for use. one day, one of the owners saw a big stone on her site, and a trace on it. female legs. and also traces of hooves of a calf and a lamb. people came to the conclusion that this is a footprint of the mother of god, marveling at such a miracle, they decided to take this stone to mizgiri closer to the temple, but in the morning they found it in the same place. when people discovered the stone, they found the footprint of the mother of god here, uh, calf. and here is a little trace of a lamb here , and it was, as it were, such a sign in this way. returned three times then the villagers decided to build a small chapel near the stone. they put an icon in it and prayed. many healings took place here, and therefore the place of this belief began to be consid

la nina can sometimes go one way or the other. it doesn't have to mean less rain, but the odds tend to favor that. having already come through to la nina's, the fact we have a triple dip, like juliette pointed out, is not the the best news for the drought and also for fire season. it means this landscape, historically dry, looking ahead to next winter, which would normally bail us out. next winter we should not count on that. >> i did not make that up. you guys made that up, triple dip. >> it is a fun term. a real term, yeah. >> we will see you in a few, thank you. > >> state water officials are echoing the predictions for another dry winter. lake shasta is only at 34% capacity and that that is slightly more full than last year, but still well below average. lake orville is also only 36% capacity and the other primary water supply, the colorado river, dangerously low. you can expect to hear more calls for cutbacks in the coming coming months. > >> some other stories we are following around the bay. nine people in san jose have bee

and here i am with nina head spoke.a agreed. not well, she still asked permission from her mother, can i go to look after people, dear? and? how did your mother react when her daughter asked permission to go to court another woman? no, well, she let her, she let her court. well, how does she do it? well, i don't know how she is now. and take care of her like kim. well, like a sick mother? come on, so she let her go to look after. well she probably mom was worried, of course, that she went there, what do you think, why did galina agree to look after her mother, you know the other galina, but a person’s attitudes are formed, just the environment in which he is yes, and as a rule, what he likes something would respond that, well, it seems to converge with some kind of inner feeling, and it is quite possible that she really had such a feeling that it was her mother. e, who raised this galina was her own mother, therefore, i believe that it was purely her inner some. here is such an intuitive feeling nina can be. and after t

nina: no.ence has been quite to the contrary, that if you're interested in people and you like people, they're interested in you and like you back. and i had conservative friends, like justice scalia, who are my friends for decades, in addition to ruth and other people that are not household words. and it was really important to me and i think to them that we were able to be friends despite -- maybe they didn't like something i wrote about them or atever. they could get over it and i could get over it. judy: there is criticism from the press that sometimes people are too close to the resources and it is not a healthy thing. how do you see that? nina: well, it's not easy sometimes to write critically about somebody you like, but it's your job. and my experience has been that it's better to know the people you're covering and understand who they are than to not know these people at all. but there are boundaries. and when you cover a supreme court justice or a judge, the boundaries are pretty clea

nina: dr.eorge floyd video was a deepfake hoax, that the man you see in the video is a former nba player, and that ai has been used to swap george floyd's face onto this former nba player's face. winnie: there is no way that george floyd is dead. george floyd is alive, america. prove me wrong. nina: most people still believe that george floyd died in 2020. however, if your influencer of choice suggests that something like the george floyd video is a deepfake, then by 2030 many people might believe that that is indeed the truth. so that is a liar's dividend in play. winnie: so, folks, do not believe anything you see or read or watch on tv, okay? [putin impersonation] putin: america, you blame me for interfering with your democracy, but i don't have to. you're doing it to yourselves. hamish: these deepfake parodies were commissioned by the non-profit represent us in the lead-up to the 2020 election to highlight the fragility of democracy and encourage voting. but the group says they were so reali

thank you, nina. nina: thank you, dear friend. judy: at the emmys last night, sheryl lee ralph won an oscar for avid elementary. her acceptance speech itself won rave reviews as she sang an a cappella version of endangered species. >> family goes to, cheryl lieb brown. -- dme goes to, sheryl lee ralph. ♪ i am an endangered species. i am a woman. i am an artist. ♪ judy: how about that? geoff bennett spoke with sheryl lee ralph last spring. >> it's a workplace comedy focused on teachers at an elementary school in philadelphia. it provided new ways of refocusing audience attention on problems. we're joined by a veteran actress, cheryl lee. she is known for her breakthrough roles in dream girls. she became a cultural fixture thanks to tv shows and films. welcome. it's great to have you here. we should say, the show is abc's first comedy to quadruple its ratings since it's premier. >> there is something about the way this show with the use of entertainment comedy is talking about something on everyone's minds. that is the teacher or ed

we are talking la niÑa right now.it is expected to continue this winter, and that is the latest from the climate prediction center. they issued it last week, which usually favors wetter than average conditions across the pacific northwest and drier across the southern tier states. with that air pressure blocking the storms, it's not very good for us. here is the way it is looking. 91% chance that nonunion continues -- la niÑa continues. this would be the third consecutive la niÑa winter. we are talking about the greatest chance of below average precip across thstates which inf california. 40% to 50% chance in the bay area of below average rainfall during our rainy season which is not good. greatest chance of above average temperatures across the southern tier states, the eastern u.s. and of course that includes us, so just keep that in mind. this is just an outlook. we will see what happens. hopefully, winter brings us a lot of rain. 50's and 60's in terms of the temperatures as we look at the wind gusting to 28 miles

so wbe nina totenberg was suppo.to be working, but actually she was having naughty thoughts and she decided that no man, the supreme court could possiblysupreme satisfy her de. and that's when when ruth bader ginsburg enters the picture, ruth bader ginsburg noticed a certain article of clothing nina totenberg was wearing. >> watch the one item of clothing. i remember her complimenting mes on was a scarf that i mistakenly spent a huge i bought imoney on . i bought it in a rush, wore it, and then it bill for six hundred dollars arrived. and i wa arrivs shocked. i thought, nina , are youa scar crazy? you don't buy a scarf forr six hundred dollars. but i couldn't take it itack and it's beautiful. >> and rute h loved it every tie i wore it. nin so the answer. totenberg is almost 80 years old and she's still talking about clothes. tell us how feminism is real. butet real or not, ruth bader ginsburg love that scarf. so naturally, before long, the two went on an intimaten in shopping trip together. watctima h. who the woman

. >> ¿no miras que soy una niÑa?d, obligadas por sus padres a casarse. >> me la pasaba llorando todo el dÍa en la casa porque no tenÍa otra opciÓn y no sabÍa ni que hacer. estaba desesperada. locutor: ella fue hasta las Últimas consecuencias para hacerle frente a las presiones de su padre. >> y dice "yo quiero atender mi ejercicio al derecho a la educaciÓn". >> y con eso les pegaban a los niÑos. >> y el que le hizo la tabla, la estrenÓ tambiÉn. locutor: eran castigados fÍsicamente por hablar espaÑol. >> era un sueÑo oscuro. el no saber el inglÉs. locutor: la historia de la segregaciÓn de estudiantes mexicanos por dÉcadas. >> porque tiene uno que enseÑarle a la otra generaciÓn lo que uno pasÓ. locutor: lo que el pasado nos puede enseÑar sobre el presente. sus pasiones eran la velocidad y la adrenalina. >> choque contra la banqueta y a volar. locutor: un accidente le cambiÓ la vida a este mÉdico. >> en ese momento dije "algo grave pasÓ". locutor: pronto debiÓ enfrentar su nueva realidad. >> tuviste que olvidarte la ide

, thank you very much than did over his nina hasa. and as nina was just explaining, the british royal family still proved to be very popular here, although germany abolished its own monarchy more than a century ago. queen elizabeth had ancestors german roots as name was saying, but during the 1st world war, the house of sax recovered, gotta in england, opted for a name change and became the house of windsor. but elizabeth always showed a came interest in her country of heritage a feeling that was mutual. oh, the germans and the queen that was affection on both sides. they clearly liked each other. over half a century, the queen made 5 state visits to germany. more than 2, most of the countries in the world. but the relationship took a little time to warm up. it was 2 decades after the end of hostilities that the british monarch set foot on german soil for the 1st time since the end of the war. the queen's visit was considered a gesture of reconciliation by west germans. very early on, the german public was very sympathetic with his yo

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we are talking la niÑa right now.s winter, and that is the latest from the climate prediction center. they issued it last week, which usually favors wetter than average conditions across the pacific northwest and drier across the southern tier states. with that air pressure blocking the storms, it's not very good for us. here is the way it is looking. 91% chance that nonunion continues -- la niÑa continues. this would be the third consecutive la niÑa winter. we are talking about the greatest chance of below average precip across the southern tier states which includes much of california. 40% to 50% chance in the bay area of below average rainfall during our rainy season which is not good. greatest chance of above average temperatures across the southern tier states, the eastern u.s. and of course that includes us, so just keep that in mind. this is just an outlook. we will see what happens. hopefully, winter brings us a lot of rain. 50's and 60's in terms of the temperatures as we look at the wind gusting to 28 miles

i thought, nina, are you crazy? you don't buy a scarf for $600, but i couldn't take it back, it's beautiful, and ruth loved it every time i wore it. >> tucker: nina totenberg is almost 80 years old, still talking about clothes. tell us how feminism is real. real or not, ruth bader ginsburg loved the scarf. they went on an intimate shopping trip together. watch. >> the woman who adored opera understood that life in its own way is a performance, and she was prepared to command the stage. that said, shopping with ruth was a humbling experience. she was petite and beautiful and could wear almost anything, and everything she put on fit. her sizes were 2 and occasionally 4. mine hovered around 10 or 12. the first size to sell out. i could never have worn what she did. on me, most of my clothes would have looked ridiculous. >> tucker: nina tottenberg fantasizing about wearing ruth bader ginsburg's clothes. nina's heart was pounding like a gavel during heated appellate arguments. it wasn't the tight-fitting close that seeme

hossa, nina, we heard the german president there saying queen elizabeth was admired and venerated. here in germany, tell us about some of the other reactions in germany to the queen's passing. well, terry, if you needed any proof of just how much germans loved the queen, the newspapers front pages are full today. and here is just one example built newspaper. germany's biggest daily, they've got 12 special pages on her life today. and people also started flocking to the british embassy here in berlin. as soon as the news broke, even many people who are not fans of the monarchy here in germany as such, have been saying that they'll miss her as a person. and as a role model who dedicated her life role that germany, of course, doesn't have a monarchy and she was somehow considered our own adopted queen by many. but politicians here. i've also been stressing just how thankful they aren't the late queen for reaching out to the former enemy, germany after the 2nd what, what we had president stein mar, but also chancellor will have choice said on twitter that she was a role model and an in

right, nina, thank you very much for that date of his nina hazard for us in berlin. you watching at d. w and our special coverage of the death of queen elizabeth the 2nd one tributes are being paid around the world to the british monarch who has died at $96.00. she was one of the world's longest reigning monarchs and heads of state. her death means her son charles has succeeded her. he is due to address the nation in his 1st address as king later this evening. well, ladies have been offering their condolences, u. s. president joe biden said he was, she was a steadying presence in a world of constant change and we'll be hearing. we've had also from japanese at chancellor ola schultz. meanwhile, in england itself, buckingham palace has become a focus of national morning with they gathered in their thousands to pay tribute to their queen. it's lost, the country knew would come. yet the sense of shock and sadness is palpable and profound. with oh, none da swan queen. here she's feared the past that we've always look to some, oh, is this i do this very, very sad pledge to

ca talk about the nina totenberg tote bag?picious about it, but i love this. it makes me look great. >> nina also had a knack for befriending supreme court justices. long before they were named to the court. >> i first knew scalia when he was in the nixon administration and the same was true for chief justice rehnquist. >> her most famous friendship with the late justice ruth bader ginsburg began 21 years before ginsburg was nominated, when she was still a law professor at rutgers university. >> i was reading a brief of hers, there is a whole bunch in the brief that i didn't understand. her telephone number was there. and i called her up. and i got an hour long lecture. >> that led to more calls and dinners where they talked about music and theater and fashion. they gossiped, and they leaned on each other as they both cared for dying husbands. ruth was married to marty ginsburg for 56 years, nina to senator floyd haskell for 19 years. >> she knew you weren't looking at her as aurce. ic, y don't ask lngt frie>> h a about their

and joining us from moscow is nina khrushcheva.she is a professor of international affairs at the new school. she is the great-granddaughter of former soviet premier nikita khrushchev. her latest piece is headlined "the greatest democrat russia ever had." we welcome you both to democracy now! ofessor, can you talk about how gorbachev is perceived outside of russia and where you are inside? >> well, -- thank you, amy. he is perceived differently by different people. people like me, people that -- he is a great hero. he allowed the soviet union to be open, to have more freedom. he is a hero. the night he died, nobody was sleeping. everyone was talking to each other and thinking what a momentous day it is, especially now when russia is having or conducting a special military operation. i have to say from moscow in ukraine and in some way it is the end of the gorbachev era. his death has not become just an historical event, he was an old man, but also very momentous event because we can compare what gorchev's soviet union was before it

one reason is a long—lasting la nina in the pacific, which can bring weather impacts across the globeern africa, in the regions where we have two rainfall season in a year, we need to have two consecutive rain seasons that have failed for people to start experiencing the severe impacts of this rain shortage and unfortunately for this specific case, this is the fifth consecutive season. what it means is that people actually have no longer at all anything to rely upon, apart from humanitarian help, in that drought—affected region so, as a result, there will be a need for humanitarian organisations to increase the help. and this is also, i think, an opportunity to call for more resources to kind of shift more attention towards this region, which is becoming more and more vulnerable to the effects of climate change. some of your weather watcher pictures now, and more views of the uk's record—breaking july heatwave. as well as hitting a0 degrees for the first time, new national records were set in scotland and wales. northern ireland was just 0.1 degrees short of its all—time record, which

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so with me in the studio to talk about all this is our political correspondent, nina hoss. nina, what stood out for you in that speech bible boss in the parliament? i think what stood out for me the most was just how effective that generation of politicians here in germany really is by the life and the works of michelle garbage of deborah boss belongs to that generation who really believed that it was possible to open up to create a strong relationship again with what became russia then after the collapse of the soviet union. so this was a tremendous lee, personal address. it is also of course, and i've been trying to do some research, but i couldn't find a single event in postwar germany where something like this actually has happened. you know that the bonus tag, the german parliament pays tribute to a foreign leader in this way. that was a big deal. today. i've been covering politics in germany for quite some time myself and, and i must say, i don't recall anything similar. my either talked to us about the appreciation for gorbachev in germany, is it, does it carry across the polit

it was her initiative, there were no colleagues with nina.intertwined, relationships or careers had to die out. and you have chosen a quarry. listen. i’m telling you, i decided so, someone’s relationship will be interfered with by this profession. he probably already snitched that we nina had conflicts about work. no, they haven't snitched yet. strange in our gadyushnik not everything is laid out yet. you don't get along well with your colleagues. petrovskaya also had conflicts at work in different ways. i don't think that's a reason to end life. not well with such and such a name is it really difficult to find a person. it's not vasya, it's not vanya, it's not petya, it's not dzhamshut, after all, simon well, this simon is nowhere to be found x river x there is no company or office with that name in the store. maybe it's how it seems, but what? river it's a hacker exactly phil i don't know how you do it, but you you will find me this hacker, nicknamed yourself, shake the computer guy next to what kind of parties they have on the internet, ho

nina totenberg joins me now. so, nina, the only test she ever failed was for driving.- her place in the supreme court garage was next to sandra day o'connor. one day she scratched o'connor's car and she had to go tell her that she had done that because she was not a very good parker. o'connor was not pleased because she had already had her car fixed from the last time ruth had scratched her car. >> three fights with cancer, bowel obstructions, shingles. she was so petite and yet such an iron woman. i referenced that she officiated your marriage. what i didn't reference yet is that the night before she was in the hospital and did not tell that to you until the ceremony was over. >> yes. and she forbid her husband, marty, to tell me. she wanted it to be my day. and then after the dinner, she said, nina, would you mind if i leave a little early. i had a blockage last night and i was in the hospital. and i said, my god, get out of here. >> the two of you forged this relationship before either of you were in the national spotlight. as i read the book, it occurred to me if y

la nina. we can look back at the the last three months. each one of those clicks ahead is a weeks weeks worth of time and it is important to see the progression, because look how much bluer it gets from june to september. in the mid section along the equator. there is now a 92% level of confidence we are are going into la nina this winter. why does that matter? because in general, la nina tends to tip the odds for a somewhat drier winter. it is not not a guarantee, but when you lk you look at this storm track. washington and oregon get more rain than they typically would . would have. southern california gets less rain and at home we are stuck in the middle and the odds tend to lean toward a drier drier than average winter. hugely important in terms of where we are in the drought andh and with fire concerns and hopes hopes for help for next winter. this is not locking in one outcome one way or another, but it is let us know where the odds odds are dipping. seven day forecast for the next week. look look at the cooldown for san jose. you wa

hello hello nina how long has your brother been living with vladimir sychev's ex-wife? they have been living together for 24 years. why don’t they officially marry tatyana is not transported with her first husband so far vladimir you are still married to tatyana we decided to register with my wife, i would have brought me to whom they settled then i brought a clean passport. i thought my wife filed for divorce, that's all. they did not put me in. ours painted settlements in the colony. you are officially married to olga yes, officially married, that is, you can assume so that they are officially divorced. maybe, i don’t know, if you are married, then it’s unlikely that you would be signed, most likely, after all, there was a divorce , most likely you were divorced, i had a clean one, there was no seal. here it is done through the judge, that is, you need to file a claim with the court and, most likely, probably, your spouse applied for a court decision on this matter, which entered into force and, most likely, she presented this decision with an extract from the decisio

what's your assessment, nina? yeah, and if any of our viewers are planning to travel to germany this winter, or you know, somebody who will, there are a couple of things that you might have to know at the moment. if you're coming by plane, you don't need to wear a face mask. anymore on the plane, but say you arrive by plane in a big city like frankfurt and then plan to take the train to the capital berlin. you have to make sure that you have that high quality piece mask at the ready when you bought the long distance train and then always make sure that you check the local rules wherever you're planning to go. then wired and about you. but i'm certainly confused. all right, nina, thanks very much. nina howser, in our political studio, graces government has set up an inquiry into a phone hacking scandal that's rocked the conservative government. an opposition party leader and a number of journalists had alleged the government attacked attempt at robert to hack their phones. now, a european parliament committee is lo

leaving home, nina nina arrived at her final destination, the highland lakes near the summit of abbott's past . she threw off her pack. she arrived at the headwaters, overe with emotion. >> i feel great. on hand to greet her, her support team, including her parents. >> i couldn't be more proud. >> reporter: a film crew document at her journey. it will will be used in public schools. >> maybe this will inspire them to get out of see the water source. or maybe when they turn the tap on, they have a picturef the lakes. >> reporter: all of our drinking drinking water comes from mothe, comes from mother nature, but it it might not always be there to meet our demands. as nina says, it is important to protect the . >> this story was part of our one-hour drought special done with stations around our state. if you missed it, you can watch it tomorrow night at 7:00 right here on kpix 5 and streaming os news bay area. >> with that said, it's probably no surprise that cal oes is exg extreme fire conditions. extra resources are being deployed all all across california, includine engines. as you enjoy

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it seems to me that nina ivanovna is an ideal employee of the museum of humor, every word is a joke ninayana hears about sporovo culinary traditions. and where for example, you can try, a sporovsky, and a class of fish or fish seeds , but to know us in a dispute through a hut, you can cook such herbs. but i think that you it is worth going to such a kind, mistress knows a lot about fish to tatyana mikhailovnyshkevich, please. yes, i will go. on golubaev street, there is a house of the pashkevich family, where they conduct tastings of dishes according to old local recipes. hello tatyana mikhailovna, can you name the top of the coolest sporovsky dishes right off the bat. oh, you need that hand firecrackers, just russian dishes, of course, ear soup with roofs, which sporovsky kvass we already have fish baked dried fish, fried fish. yes, you can list up to evenings. have you come to study? what? and i’ll try you, what is it like with starts with c ends with its fish feeds yak it’s called, but they immediately come to mind, special, male. no. doesn't eat fish. i won’t be able to cope even if

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nina volodymyrivna will celebrate her 90th anniversary in a month, and the war broke into her life forhe second time. as a nine-year-old girl, she hid with her mother and grandmother from the nazis the artillery is now from rashishka, when the second world war ended, she was 11 and this is what she remembers for the first time it ended, our houses were all burned by the germans and we were all homeless people who had people capable of working, they are starting to build something, some kind of carrot there, where does it go, other villages move somewhere and there are explosions again and it hurts again, i can't even find the words, what is it called? yes, i live and they will take me back for the fact that i built a house, they already built a power station nina volodymyrivna every day he tries to look perfect and shares his rules for keeping the body and spirit in shape. they gave me gifts. they made a mistake. happy birthday, not october 10th. and on august 10th, they congratulated them, thinking that it was my birthday. anechka gave it to me and my volunteers came and brought a toa

nina a-a.lease tell me whether you have already seen the draft budget and when the verkhovna rada plans to consider it. there is already such information, first of all i want to address all ukrainians because we have seen such footage of real life experienced by people in mariupol that i cannot calmly talk about the budget even further, for that there is a state that must fulfill all its functions and people who have survived the horrors that are still going through must understand how we take care of what we do how we adopt budgets what we do what measures are we taking already today in order to secure them and prevent a repetition of what we have just seen that is why absolutely everyone is already talking about the budget it is obvious that the entire budget should be directed not to the armed forces of ukraine but to all the structures that, together with the armed forces of ukraine, protect our country, which give us the opportunity to start working to restore the economy. i wouldn't even

[bell rings] ♪ >> maria j.bayer. >> nina patrice bell.t. >> eric l. bennett. >> oliver bennett. >> margaret l. benson. >> dominic j. >> berardi. james patrick berger. >> steven howard berger. >> our live coverage on the 21st anniversary of the 9/11 attacks continue and we'll leave new york city but return later following a pentagon ceremony where president biden and defense secretary austin are expected to speak. american airlines flight 77 was one of the planes that was hijacked on september 11, 2001. it crashed into the west side of the pentagon at 9:45 a.m. eastern killing 125 military personnel and civilians along with all 64 people aboard the airliner. >> ♪ home of the brave ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please be seated. >> dr. paul w. am rose. specialist gray s

and we can speak now to a political correspondent, nina. hi, the nina. the jen and chance. i certainly had some pretty pointed remarks about russia's war in ukraine, didn't he? my yes he did. i mean, we have to remember that he spoke before rush or announced the parcel mobilization but still or left. so it's reiterated that germany will continue supporting ukraine through weapons, but also economic and humanitarian held. and he called russia's actions, quote, imperialism, and that was, by the way, an effort to address the so called global south. because many countries there are say, well, the u. s. invaded iraq, russia is now invading ukraine was the difference, and shows really did want to get into agree that there is a vast difference. and you also said that prudence invasion of its neighbor, ukraine was a massive breach of the un charter. also because russia is one of the few permanent members of the un security council, and that body's job is, of course, to maintain peace and security world wide and that context. so it's repeated. germany's call for reform of that body.

me dieron unos paquetes para que la niÑa se mantuviera entretenida en la pandemia.as disponibles al nÚmero en pantalla. le recuerdo que mÁs detalles especÍficos en el website en pantalla o al nÚmero que tambiÉn ve. paola: gracias. seguimos hablando de recursos. california destinarÁ mÁs de 1000 millones de dÓlares para apoyar a pequeÑos negocios. la ayuda estÁ destinada para dueÑos de negocios de minorÍas Étnicas. la ayudaba a cubrir mÁs del 80% de los prÉstamos. hay una lista de prestamistas participantes. la informaciÓn la tiene en pantalla. es posible que la ayuda del pago suplementario por covid—19 sea extendida en california. se espera que el gobernador promulgue la medida y dar el pago hasta fin de aÑo. este beneficio vence a fin de mes, pero apunta a que va a terminar hasta terminar el aÑo. son 80 horas pagadas, para los que no pueden trabajar por el covid—19 o deben cuidar un familiar. preste atenciÓn, le diremos cÓmo arreglar su hoja de vida para encontrar el trabajo soÑado. reportera: sÓlo 3 segundos es lo que puede tardar un jefe de seguros humanos para re

w political correspondent, nina. okay, let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. i can, the use drugs regulator has one that the cove at 19 pandemic is not over. and planned vaccination campaign during the cold season is key to fighting it. the european medicines agency says member states should prepare to roll out vaccines to limit the spread. uganda has announced its 1st death from abolla and 3 is health officials say a 24 year old man died of the disease. they've declared an outbreak in the central district of ma been day. the world health organization says several suspected patients are now receiving care. and a top un official has called for an independent probe in to the death of an iranian woman who was arrested by the morality police 22 year old martha means death has spot nationwide protests. she fell into a coma shortly after being arrested for not covering her hair. i mean, while in belgium, a court has set to decide on a prisoner exchange, tracy with iran. the

tambiÉn tenemos informaciÓn nueva sobre la balacera en pittsburgh que dejÓ una niÑa de coce aÑos heridalograron arrestar como sospechoso a weston (nombre en inglÉs) se considera a este hombre de 19 aÑos como quien habrÍa disparado mientras la niÑa se conducÍa en un automÓvil con su madre. y en santa teresa ocurriÓ este accidente alrededor a las 845 de la noche, el conductor colabora con la investigaciÓn. atenciÓn a los datos en pantalla. ahÍ tiene los centros habilitados en san josÉ, uno los tiene en el (nombre en inglÉs), en el 3363 de la avelida junior y el parque nacional (nombre en inglÉs) en emma todos estarÁn abiertos. antes el alerta flex para ahorrar energÍa, hay recomendaciones importantes, primero que apague las luces, desenchufe los artÍculos que no necesita, utilice los electrodomÉsticos desde las 3 hasta las 10 de la noche, use ventiladores y mantenga las cortinas cerradas. en dÍas de calor extremo se pone a prueba la red de distribuciÓn elÉctrica, al sur del estado se reportaron algunas distribuciÓn en el flujo de electricidad. la ola de calor extrema causa calor trex extr

nina will ask you for an autograph.tashka we have a blue goose near kursk, they swim with cool red goose. in winter, the ponds freeze over and the kids go ice skating. guys i'm like a little one. when i did it, i went out, quietly, quietly, quietly, he brought me by hand with his hands. let the birches talk around we are working. they say beautiful, and you are better. and a month later the war cursed german teacher at the school of working youth and you're nothing. in belgorod, then the nkvd got. on a job call. it was a good time. let's. good let's sleep. and the truth girls and it's time to sleep late already. get up early tomorrow. the nightingale sings the karpush is flooded no more. we'll have a baby. we draw about the child so he said. also said do you really want to? when the germans took, two people began to live in our house. and me to the attic. one rarely showed up. the other one stayed at home all the time. got drunk once and washed my door. when did ours come to us alone? a woman strangled a child from a ge

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with whom i spoke, i think that they saw nina with nina.esdropping on other people’s conversations, especially after the story with yanka , she was beside herself in such a state, it’s better not to run into her. what's the story? what kind of yang ning , of course, she didn’t tell you. well, of course, tell you. yanka savchenko it was i who introduced them to max, they met for two months, then did not recognize. well, max promised that this would not happen again, of course, he is in these cases. that's how it was. ianka did not leave . well, i became more careful, so yana came to the party. and it almost ended in a scandal, as she reacted not to lazarus, she was furious, nina, of course, knows how to hide her emotions. but i have seen. max, of course, quickly and carefully escorted yanka out. and he himself hid in the billiard room to wait it out, but his wife overtook him there too. yes nina is a persistent woman. i think you have already experienced it in yourself. it's visible here. found a scythe on a stone. max, too, is not a gift to

and that's the building la nina and the civic. the blue patch down along the equator shows sea surface temperature below average and that is the tall ter tall tear sign. there is a high degree of confidence as we go into this winter it will be dominated by la nina. just a quick reminder, the last two wis two winters have been dominated by la nina. they have a not been been good for rain. when you have it in the pacific it tends to reorient the storm track in a in a way that it bums the stormr north. washington and oregon get get even more rain. a southern california which usually is fairly dry in the winter goes even drier. and here in northern northern california we are right right in the middle, right on that line. the odds tend to favor us being a little below average for birds is precipitation. just an early heads up on that. it will become become a bigger story on the news as we approach winter. and fall. there is a seven-day forecast. the to upper 80s, upper 80s for san jose. but we cool down to low it is by the middle of ne

but as you may have heard, we're entering a 3rd la nina season and the term la nina refers to a correlationen ocean water. temperatures and winter weather patterns. oftentimes it brings wetter than normal conditions to the pacific northwest and drier conditions to southern california here in northern california. the weather pattern he gives us an equal chance of above or below normal precipitation, meaning that la nina is not a reliable predictor of what we can expect in our region. >> there is realistically no usable skill and precipitation forecast at what called a seasonal time frame. so how wet will this winter be? know what the national weather service simply can't accurately say that. >> all right. let's get some more details now on what la nina means for us here in the bay area. we had some rain earlier in the week. we're about to hit some. >> warm. >> stretch of weather here does live mean that we will have any more or less rain than we would normally get during the winter is the tricky thing. first of all, you'll find i'm not a fan of season forecast. okay. let does predict some tr

fuego dejan chicago el triste saldo de nueve muertos y mÁs de 60 heridos de bala, entre ellos una niÑatres aÑos. representantes de casi 200 paÍses y una multitud de britÁnicos acompaÑaron a la familia real en el funeral de estado para darle el Último adiÓs a la reina isabel ii. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn, ediciÓn nocturna, con leÓn krauze. leÓn: gracias por estar con nosotros. un dÍa despuÉs del paso del huracÁn fiona por puerto rico, las lluvias se sintieron con fuerza durante gran parte del dÍa. dejaron caos vehicular, inundaciones catastrÓficas, deslaves muy graves. mÁs de la mitad de la poblaciÓn sigue a oscuras y a miles les falta el agua potable puerto rico. lo Último lo tiene para ustedes danai rivero. >> fiona dejÓ destrozos tras su paso. pueden ver aquÍ cÓmo hay desastres y este Árbol que estÁ sobre la carretera. querÍamos traerlos para que vean todo lo que hemos presenciado durante estos dÍas. no solamente son los Árboles, sino tambiÉn los tendidos elÉctricos que estÁn fallando. muchas personas estÁn sin electricidad en la isla. las autori

un hombre de 33 aÑos acusado de mattdar a una niÑa de ocho aÑos fue a res dado.Ía tras recibir una notificaciÓn al departamento de policÍa de merced. madre de sofÍa fue detenida el pasado mes de marzo bajo cargos de homicidio y abuso de menores. la pequeÑa se encontraba desaparecida y la investigaciÓn revelÓ que fue sometida a castigos. tres mujeres fueron detenidas bajo sospecha de leer a jackson a permanecer prÓfugo. y en san leandro tres hombres resultaron heridos de balaen un enfrentamiento. sufriÓ heridas que lo dejaron en condiciÓn crÍtica mientras que un guardia de seguridad y un el sospechoso se encuentra en condiciÓn estable. dos sospechosos lograron escapar del lugar. y la fiscalÍa del condado marÍn abrÍan investigaciÓn criminal contra dos oficiales de san rafael a raÍz de violento arresto de un jardinero que presuntamente tomaba cerveza en vÍa pÚblica. [habla en inglÉs] paola: tras este incidente nuestra colega abriÓ con un abogado que le rico que consumir alcohol en vÍa pÚblica es considerado un delito menor en el paÍs y mencionÓ los derechos que tien

nina timofeevna is one of the authors of the law on vaccination. else but she knows that it is thanks to vaccinations that these terrible diseases are. managed to take control of the dovoktsionalny period. many children died and the root was called the plague of children, at the present time, of course, this is already a single disease. and most importantly, russia has the official status of a country for rubella. free from this infection, the soviet and then the russian system of sanopedic supervision won the world recognition of the global program to eradicate smallpox launched, after analyzing the experience of the ussr, our scientists helped fight malaria and ebola. now our sanitary service is working in the donbass, working on the territory of zaporozhye in other territories, saving life there and restoring the traditions of the sanitary epidemiological service. the state sanitary and epidemiological service in these territories, gathered in the kremlin, vladimir putin addressed his dear colleague and stressed that this was not just a formalit

usually during la nina, as we don't get the most rainfall. out there right now, looking toward the sfo, a quiet night. you can see the breeze is blowing the planes coming and going right now on and no problems at all. in looking good out of phone around the rest of their ports around the bay area this evening. if you're traveling to the monterey bay, here's a getaway forecast for getaway friday. tomorrow, 73 degrees, beautiful. and santa cruz. 65 in carmel. 78 degrees. warm in carmel valley. 71 in salinas, southern california. you've got 80's in long beach, 81, beautiful and sunny in san diego. 91 getting hot in pasadena and high in a few plan to head the high country. beautiful time of year to get up there and enjoy the autumn weather and they're going to be basking in sunshine and temperatures in the mid 70's in the trucking about 72 in south lake tahoe. 79 in reno. keep in mind, get a little chilly at night. now tonight, probably down the 30's for overnight lows in tahoe in public tomorrow. and the next couple days in the 40's. so pack you

let's talk la nina, you know that we have been dealing with la niÑa and there's always this questiont intense heat wave the climate prediction center is sent out an update on la niÑa. so the cooler than average ocean temperatures the sea surface temperatures near the equator continuing here is the latest update from them. there's a 91% chance that la niÑa continues this winter you can see wetter conditions for the pacific northwest usually happens drier for the southern tier states with that blocking ridge of high pressures. so here is their prediction not only 91% chance la niÑa continues september through november. there's a 54% chance that it continues january. through march of next year. this would be the third consecutive la niÑa winter that we've been dealing with and the last two winters as you know have been really dry. so the outlook as far as precipitation greatest chances of below average precept across the southern tier estates above around the parts of the northern tier states, but the greatest below includes us, unfortunately 40 to 50 percent chance between december and

nina dos santos, cnn, london. >> our thanks to nina for that report. >>> joining us now from buckinghamace, cnn chief international correspondent clarissa ward, and cnn royal commentator emily nash for us. clarissa, give us a sense of how things are there at buckingham palace. >> well, there is no question about it, this is a historic moment, and you can feel that in the air. you can feel that in terms of the logistics that nina was just touching on in that story. the incredible herculean effort going into funneling all the crowds to avoid there being choke points or people being pushed too much. and trying to make sure that everybody gets to have a moment to pay their respects. and then beyond that, of course, you have the anticipation of the moment. the emotion of the moment. talking to people who have already been waiting for hours, some of them carrying chairs, they're intending to camp out and wait for this moment. and all of them saying the same sort of idea, we wanted to come to say thank you. it is the only thing to do. she was here for all of our lifetimes for most people who a

wait hello hello, my last name is solovets hello, and you are nina mikhailovna oleg aleksandrovich'se nina mikhailovna there was some kind of misunderstanding the employee who called you introduced himself. yes, very illegible. i don't remember, i see. i'll definitely find out. who called you today will not. again. excuse me yes, it's even better, to be honest, i don't know how i could stand it, what's the matter with you, i'll give you a car. i'd rather walk on air. thanks lena you're at home now it looks like no, you know he has. here he is, as if alive, just exactly sure. yes, i'm sure, well, thank god i won't interfere. no, we already sort of finished zuevan with god's help. thanks a lot. you helped us a lot. my pleasure. you will only catch him, please, we will catch him. yes, if, of course, it was he who killed oleg alexandrovich. do you have any other versions? while there is no zoevan, tell me, did yegorov have enemies? no, i could not be, who yegorov is the nicest person. if anything, he will be the first to help here. no. i'm sure he didn't have no enemies. you know that i