nuÑez: me dijo “te soy sincera, no quiero defraudarte.a hora de mucho trÁfico. las 8 de la noche. veliz: se sienten como unos disparos, que lo primero que me viene a la mente, fue que pareciÓ como rompiendo los cristales con piedras. roberts: juliÁn iba en el asiento del pasajero. veliz: miro al lado porque se escucha el “boom”, y se siente que es detrÁs de mÍ que se rompe el cristal y cuando yo miro ella estaba desplomada, asÍ. roberts: juliÁn dice que intentÓ detener el vehÍculo todavÍa en marcha y llevarlo a la orilla. veliz: cuando ya el carro iba como a 10 millas o 20, yo salto del carro. roberts: en shock, dice que busco ayuda. veliz: y yo no tenÍa el telÉfono conmigo, se me habÍa caÍdo. y entonces yo metiÉndome en medio de la gente, para pararlos, el primero que se para es un bus y esa es la primera persona que llama a la policÍa. roberts: cuando llegÓ la patrulla de carreteras, los agentes vieron que era mÁs que un accidente automovilÍstico. >> una vez que ellos estuvieron ahÍ un tiempo, se dieron cuenta que la vÍctima habÍa sufri

devon nunez is looking into this and we should have answers. this is a report that came out in the president couldn't answer the question with certitude that it no given time should we provide to our enemy, to a terrorist organization. these are american names that we want to come into the airport. why when we have other allies going out and picking up their citizens, why wouldn't we have created a situation of safe passage? why with the president of the united states go on television and tell all americans that it's safe to go to the airport. he knew that he gave the names and we found out 30 misleaders that it was -- the people were being beaten. how did they know to be these people? these are questions of accountability that needs to get answered step as we work for the next five days to get everybody out and i hope we can extend that deadline so once we get everybody out, then we should start the very next day on the question and the answers to hold those rightfully accountable for their miss actions. >> the bill that you would like to see

nunez pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. nunez will vote yes on s.325. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new hampshire seek recognition? mr. kustoff: as the member designated by ms. pingree, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that ms. pingree will vote yes on s.325. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. moore of alabama, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. moore will vote yes to suspend the rules and pass senate 325. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. roybal-allard, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that ms. riebl will vote yes on s.325. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. fleischmann from the state of tennessee, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. fleischmann will vote yes on senate bill

reportera: joaquÍn nÚÑez dice que estÁ listo para ponerse una tercera dosis de la vacuna del covid—19s de septiembre. se espera que este miÉrcoles el presidente biden y el equipo mÉdico de covid recomienden una tercera vacuna ocho meses despuÉs de haber sido vacunado con la segunda dosis. >> la protecciÓn que se espera que dÉ esta dosis de refuerzo es un aumento en los niveles de anticuerpos neutralizantes contra el coronavirus, lo cual nos elevarÍa teÓricamente la defensa contra esta variante delta. reportera: un poco mÁs de la mitad de la poblaciÓn en el paÍs estÁ completamente vacunada, pero la variante delta se sigue provocando y causando caos en los hospitales a travÉs de la naciÓn, lo que ha llevado al gobierno federal a considerar la tercera dosis para crear mayor inmunidad. >> no estÁn solamente enfocados en la variante delta, sino para generar una protecciÓn mÁs duradera contra otra variante. reportera: la semana pasada, el gobierno dio luz verde a las dosis de refuerzos para personas con sistemas inmunolÓgicos debilitados, pero ahora serÍa para la poblaciÓn en general, sin e

i'm alone kiana fabian nunez over long in wilma human. okay, and i don't, i don't know, do i need a general re, i mean not going a lot to let him know don't pay much or not, or when i'm having him with i'm is and all of them with the banking column when a lot out on the line yet the despite the risks, the volunteers keep coming civilians from the majority burman population starting their 3 week training with the ethnic rebels in that. okay. okay. okay. i will no longer call i'm a low low to call a low. yeah. i'll be you being the mileage down there to do like it for me. i'll table for do you like general, am you guys me be begin? do we need the local by by nathan asian, robbie mcgee. in his branch there are 400 trainees coming at 10. again saying is just 3 weeks to turn the civilians into soldiers. why, why you are in machines only. they don't know what do it and go mean when we're doing it and i are gonna go long and i won't be adopting her is only going what and chinese con lot gotten their critical consumer dumped too much on your vehi

another veteran of the music business who is often behind the scenes, new york photography johnnie nunez with all of the killers, premiere movie was my man de niro and johnnie nunez got all the pictures. yes, indeed. now, how does johnnie stay up for all of these parties? well, he never sleeps base sleep is the cousin of death. am i quoting the 16th century poet thomas sackville or am i quoting naz again? we may never know. we have a programming note, a shout out to our hardworking msnbc colleague, trymaine lee. he has an msnbc podcast you see here "into america." tonight we want to make sure you know that the new episode features the icon of hip-hop, big daddy kane. why wouldn't you want to hear trymaine and the big daddy wherever you get your post casts? if you have further thoughts about who else we should have on with fat joe next time he goes, should it be bill kristol or someone else? let me know. you can find me online @arimelber. should fat joe return the bill cross toll or someone else on the island? you can connect with me @arimelber.com or subscribe to my news letter to answer

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. >> this is jeff nunez and his now wife fatima.st another wedding picture, but this is far from that. he would never realize where was taken, who was there, and what was about to happen. >> when i walked into get married with my wife, her, myself, and the witness, there was a whole ceremony planned for us. >> but jeff was not at a chapel. he was at the children's hospital in san francisco, where fatima was 49 and about to have their first child. >> the patient mentioned she would like to get married before giving birth. >> jeff says they initially delayed their wedding during covid and then after years of trying, fatima got pregnant and soon, they were in the hospital. >> i am standing on the edge of the carpet with rose petals that the nurses and the doctors threw down. she starts crying, i start crying. >> a hospital wedding organized by the nurses and doctors in attendance. >> i think that that was the best moment, seeing their faces, and seeing the smiles and tears. >> while the toast was special, what happened 24 hours after t

. >> this is jeff nunez and his now wife fatima.t may look like just another wedding picture, but this is far from that. he would never realize where was taken, who was there, and what was about to happen. >> when i walked into get married with my wife, her, myself, and the witness, there was a whole ceremony planned for us. >> but jeff was not at a chapel. he was at the children's hospital in san francisco, where fatima was 49 and about to have their first child. >> the patient mentioned she would like to get married before giving birth. >> jeff says they initially delayed their wedding during covid and then after years of trying, fatima got pregnant and soon, they were in the hospital. >> i am standing on the edge of the carpet with rose petals that the nurses and the doctors threw down. she starts crying, i start crying. >> a hospital wedding organized by the nurses and doctors in attendance. >> i think that that was the best moment, seeing their faces, and seeing the smiles and tears. >> while the toast happened 24 r this was th

where does towing american freedoms and and where does it ever expire joining us right now congressman nunezing to recall governors and the scrutiny on the democratic governor got ousted. deeply the mandates and the lockdowns will be coming this fall? >> this hits close to home because my wife is a third-grade teacher i have three children all in grade school and i come from a stay in the height of the pandemic you have nancy pelosi going into a salon that went bankrupt and the poor lady lost everything that she had no mask also governor newsom when all the restaurants were closed in my area he was indoors eating without a mask. and then of course fast-forward to the obama super spreader birthday party come i think no matter what fauci or all of these guys say, we're getting a huge split in this country because the saying of do what i say not what i do and people have had enough. brian: it had enough of their lives and businesses being restricted so you see arnold schwarzenegger say to help with your damn freedom part of being free is your freedoms as i paraphrase what is your message to him

her partner, officer carlos nunez was left paralyzed, the family releasing video from the hospital. >> thank you for your support and prayers. jillian: two brothers charged in the shooting. neil: taliban fighters fire a group waving the afghan national flag. jillian: the violence comes as citizens in afghanistan are told to leave immediately. >> troops will leave august 30 first if necessary, depends where we are and whether we can ramp these numbers up to 5 or 7000 today coming out. if that is the case they will all be out. >> 10 to 15,000 americans in the country right now. are you committed to making sure troops stay until every american is out? >> president biden: yes. jillian: here's for cia station chief, fox news contributor dan hoffman. thank you for being here. i know you've been all over, appreciate you waking up early and your insight, every day and every moment that passes do you feel as though americans and afghans who need to get out of the country are more in harm's way, what is the taliban capable of and is it realistic to get everyone out by the end of the month? >> i

they're going after people like cache patel and devon nunez's old aide. he was made ak acting chief of staff the defense secretary. all those people were being asked real questions of what they knew and what they were planning and what kind of memo and conversations were going back and forth between the agencies and the president. i think it is an interesting day. >> julia? >> i think it shows that there were some worries back in january about whether the biden administration or democrats in congress could pursue this, investigate the trump administration for their role in this attempted coup and carry out the other business of governing and what would be a short two-year span. it seems they're able to do both. walk and chew gum at the same time, they just passed this budget in the house, looks like the bipartisan infrastructure project is good to go. this is happening in tandem and without any problems. >> i never understood that expression. are there people out there who always stay seated when they chew gum. >> i don't know, maybe walking makes you bit

nunez pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. nunez will vote no on h. res. 4. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from connecticut seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. wilson, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that ms. wilson will vote yes on h.r. 4. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama seek recognition? mr. brooks: as the member designated by mr. barry moore of alabama, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. barry moore will vote nay on h. res. 4. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. sanchez pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that ms. sanchez votes yes. as the member designated by ms. leger fernandez votes aye. as the member designated by ms. roybal-allard pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that ms. roybal-allard will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. babin: as the member designa

with us right now is the lieutenant governor of florida, jeanette if nunez. governor, very good to have you. what did you make of the governor's decision to at least dial that threat back? >> well, neil, it wasn't necessarily that he was dialing the threat back. we are absolutely going to hold accountable those that choose to violate state law, violate executive orders. it was never aimed at teachers, it was never aimed at students, it aimed at the bureaucratic systems that are trying to play politics. so when they pass these mask mandates that, oh, by the way, are not necessarily rooted in science, they are obviously putting all students under their thumb which they have been very quick to utilize throughout this pandemic. and so what we've said all throughout is that we want to empower parents to make the best decisions for their students. at no point have parents said that they are willing to co-parent along with school boards or with superintendents. so we want to make sure that school boards understand that the executive orders, tate laws, federal laws t

james sensor brennan, watcher mock a guys divot nunez and -- voted. for president bush, george w. signed it into law proudly. things are different in 2021. yesterday, the john lewis voting rights act advancement act passed the house representatives and every single republican, everyone voted against. it all of them. this genie and adam kinzinger voted against it right, now there is no such thing truly as a robust, pro-democracy republican in 2020. they are unwilling to do with democrats have always done to secure the basic right to vote for all americans. joining me now by phone is congresswoman sheila jackson lee with a democratic represented of texas. she was arrested last month after protesting in favor of new voting legislation. what i want you to describe what this bill does and compared and its get its scope and boldness and its potential controversial news to the more aggressive we hr1. well >> thanks chris for having me. the first thing i would say is the john lewis advancement act that was worth getting arrested. for the bill that was voted on yesterday has enormous piece

well, said defense attorney irene nunez, it was all very simple.ll gavin smith. this was a case of self-defense. >> he had to defend himself against this intruder, an intruder into his marriage. >> and, she said, only one person could tell that story. >> who is the first witness you are going to call on behalf of the defendant? >> my client, john creech. >> his attorney began asking him about that meeting with gavin's son. >> at any point did you tell them you were going to kill their father? >> no, that's absurd. >> two years later when it happened, he and chandy were separated. though they lived in the same house. he still worried about her, thought she might be drink and driving. so he installed an app on his phone that allowed him to track her phone and followed her because he was worried, then he saw her car parked near gavins and thought it best to talk to them. he didn't sneak up on them, he said. >> so i knock on the hood of the car. >> was chandy sitting on the lap of this guy? >> sitting on his lap, they just kept talking. i walked over t

a priest and in part as someone who believed the treatment of indigenous people was wrong and aldo nunez who journeyed in what is now florida and texas in the 1530s with alongside him was the enslaved african as the bond which is an interesting point of contention some historians have made with the 1619 project tax the first arrival of enslaved africans when in fact as the bond was there in florida and texas a century before. and yet despite the fact that critics and also beseeched his fellow to not to mistreat indigenous people and treat them better than columbus did for example and yet despite pushback in his own time and since we've so many reminders of columbus not just in statutes like these that you see in philadelphia the last of which has not been defaced in part because men stood around and protected it this summer so it wouldn't be defaced, just showing you the strong emotions that people have for as well as against columbus. the statue about columbus has been splash with red paint which is also something that protesters use to deface monuments of historical figures they feel h

nunez smith will discuss, we've sent five times as many life-saving therapeutics to states in july comparedo june. i'll close with this, we are doing everything we can to get people vaccinated and support state and local leaders on the ground but as we have said from the start, ending this pandemic requires every american doing their part so please, if you're unvaccinated, get your shot. it's free. it's convenient. it works and it's never been more important. with that, let me hand it over to dr. walensky. >> thank you, jeff. good afternoon. let's begin with an overview of the data. yesterday cdc reported 132,384 new cases of covid-19. our seven-day average is about 113,000 cases per day and this represents an increase of nearly 24% from the prior seven-day average. the seven-day average of hospital admissions is at about 9700 per day, an increase of about 31% from the prior seven-day period and the seven-day average of daily deaths has also increased to 452 per day, an increase of 22% from the prior seven-day period. we continue to see cases, hospitalizations and deaths increase across the