but think of it this way, pamela.lar installer, growing five times faster than average job growth. currently, the fastest growing job is wind turbine technician. the oxford policy review has found dollar for dollar, investments in solar and wind and evs and batteries and the green revolution creates three times as many jobs as continuing with these dirty and dangerous, devastating fossil fuels. meanwhile, the fossil fuel industry is still giving campaign contributions and lobbying and using the revolving door to try to twist the political systems here in the u.s. and elsewhere to do their bidding. and we just got to stop doing that. as for what individuals can do, become active as a citizen in our democracy, regardless of what political party you're in. by the way, a majority of republicans now favor bold action to solve the climate crisis. but the lobbyists have too many of the elected officials in congress in a hammer lock, threatening them if they don't do what the polluters tell them to do, then they'll fund a pri

>> no, pamela, i haven't talked to him about that. about it, but, you know, he's got so many people that are pulling on him. first of all, it wasn't a supporter of donald trump. it was i support the policies that donald trump, they gave us the best economy we had in 70 years, more people working than at any time in my lifetime. and i appreciate the policies that the man signed and was behind. and of course he was very friendly to evangelicals, and i appreciate that. but the biden administration, he's the president now and we need to do all we can to support him and back him and try to help him understand the importance of this vaccine and that we continue working together. >> all right, reverend franklin graham, thank you so much for coming on the show and sharing your perspective. on this really important topic. >> thank you, pamela. god bless you. >> thank you. same to you. >>> well, the u.s. federal reserve under pressure to pump the brakes as surging prices make investors run for the exit. cnn economics and political commentator c

i'm pamela brown in for jake tapper, and we start with our politics lead. new disturbing video from the january 6th insurrection released by the justice department showing a trump supporter taunting, stalking and then ultimately punching a police officer. there are several clips that we must warn you are disturbing and contain profanity. here's the first. >> we're patriots, too. we f ying disarm them and then we storm the fucking capitol. fuck you. >> so much hate in his eyes. >> this man gets in the face of officers yelling at them before slugging one of the officers. watch. >> you don't know what the fuck oau doing. no idea what you're doing. not one idea. >> don't talk to me, brother. don't you talk to me. the. >> get the f out of here. >> cnn's jessica schneider joins me now. those aren't the only videos, are they? >> cnn has fought for and won the release of three different sets of videos, videos shown in court or in the case of scott fairland shown to a judge privately, and we were expecting potentially the release of more videos in the weeks to come

pamela: no se pierdan esta historia a las 5:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. centro.igiosa mientras jugaba en un parque. tenemos detalles. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ carolina: una niÑa de cinco aÑos perdiÓ la vida en colombia al caerle encima una imagen religiosa hecha de yeso, el trÁgico incidente ocurriÓ en la ciudad de barranquilla, mientras la menor jugaba en un parque, la figura se desprendiÓ de su pedestal, y desafortunadamente la pequeÑa perdiÓ la vida de inmediato. borja: terrible . esta hora se lleva cabo ni esa cacerÍa humana buscando a los tres sospechosos de haberle disparado a una multitud en miami florida durante el fin de semana, que dejÓ dos muertos y mÁs de 20 heridos. la camioneta donde escaparon los atacantes ya fue hallada sumergida en un canal local, las utilidades ofrecen una recompensa de $ 130.000 y provee informaciÓn de los responsables. estos ataques con armas de fuego se han intensificado mucho en el estado del sur. carolina: esta maÑana el gobernador republicano de texas, grek abbott amenaza con no pagar a legisladores demÓcratas por la huelga organizada po

>> yeah, you are right, pamela, and it's good to see you.inimizing the danger of assault weapons, and maximizing the importance of having personal security in the home. he said these kinds of assault weapons are not like machine guns, and they are not like bazookas. you are right, he compared them to a swiss army knife at one point, just anything an average person, as he said, would have in the average home for average purposes. it was intriguing, pamela, that he produced a lot of statistics about home invasions and murders and rapes, and those kinds of concerns that people in america might have as opposed to statistics for mass shootings. he said mass shootings, which are the kinds of things that california officials were actually trying to prevent with this assault weapons ban are actually quite rare, the judge said, but yet he emphasized the kinds of things that people might face in their home and want weapons for for personal defense. >> let's look at the big picture here, what this all means, joan. the supreme court recently said it wil

pamela: testigos asegura que un demonio se apoderÓ de su alma. >> la voz que le salÍa no era, era unada cerca del nuevo portaaviones "us gerald r. ford" de la marina estadounidense durante unas pruebas de choque...el experiment durante unas pruebas de choques, el experimento es para confirmar que los buques de guerra cumple los requisitos de una posible batalla, segÚn el servicio y geolÓgico la explosiÓn se sintiÓ como un autÉntico terremoto. carolina: mientras tanto la marcha del orgullo que en el sur de la florida se convirtiÓ en algo trÁgico cuando un hombre condujo su auto hacia la multitud dejando una persona sin vida y otro herido, el vehÍculo parecÍa ser parte del desfile, se alineÓ con otros autos, de hecho el conductor era partidario de esta marcha. borja: seguimos con mÁs, ayer fue el dÍa del padre, felicidades a todos los padres, ni siquiera la esclerosis que padece un heroico bombero que participÓ en los rescates de las torre gemela pudo impedir que compartiera momento especial en la boda de su hija. carolina: fue rescatista el 11 de septiembre y por 15 aÑos ha luchado va

i'm pamela brown in for jake tapper. you have been watching president joe biden at the white house signing a bill that makes juneteenth a federal holiday. this is the first new federal holiday in nearly 40 years. it commemorates the end of slavery in the u.s. since juneteenth this year is on a saturday, tomorrow is the new holiday. let's bring in phil mattingly. he used this as an opportunity to bring us his key priorities like voting rights. >> yeah. like voting rights and just equity generally. that sounds like a broad concept out of hand but when you talk to administration officials and you pay close attention, pamela, to their policy agenda not just on issues like voting rights but whether it's on housing or federal contracting, even on climate, equity is built in to how they structured many of their proposals with a very good reason. the president underscored a couple things as he signed this legislation. one, he reflected on the meaning of it and reflected on the moment and what brought them to this moment. but als

pamela con los detalles de lo que veremos hoy en " primer impacto" . pamela: muy buenas tardes.o que terminÓ convertido en un santuario para los fanÁticos. carolina: estaremos pendientes para verlo. es muy interesante. de cosas interesantes, esta noche de fÚtbol. honduras versus estados unidos a las 7 et, 4 pt. seguido mÉxico— costa rica. todo en vivo por univisiÓn y tudn. borja: bien, ojo con esto. si tienes problemas de autoestima tienes que ver la entrevista. la joven hispana que se hizo viral en una sesiÓn de fotos. una desconocida la anima tenerse confianza frente al lento. carolina: nos encanta. te darÍas un baÑo refrescante en una piscina flotante? borja: lo estoy esperando. seguimos nadando. ♪ ♪ carolina: este video viral es especialmente motivacional para muchas personas que no estÁn contentas o seguras con sÍ misma. a esta chica le cambiÓ toda su vida esta maravillosa experiencia. borja: vamos a contar la historia. cuando estaba en una sesiÓn de fotos una desconocida se le acercÓ y le sugiriÓ quisarte la chaqueta y ganar la timidez y cÓmo posar. le mostrÓ el antes y el

pamela: la dicha de la maternidad se vuelve incierta y hasta angustiosa.tiene el labio de arriba. pamela: y aunque los especialistas le insistieron para que no lo trajera al mundo, ella decidiÓ escuchar la voz de su corazÓn. el bebÉ sigue luchando contra la adversidad mientras su madre vive aferrada a sus tres hijas, su historia esta tarde en "primer impacto", los espero. carolina: gracias por esa informaciÓn . quÉ no harÍa una madre de familia. borja: mientras tanto les hacemos una pregunta. ¿fue el gesto del futbolista ronaldo lo que causÓ una pÉrdida millonaria para coca—cola? llueven las crÍticas a favor y en contra. en minutos te contamos los detalles p ana tiene tantas citas que le urge ayuda. necesita indeed. al patrocinar un empleo en indeed, obtienes al instante una selección de candidatos de calidad de nuestro banco de currículums. aprovecha tu crédito de setenta y cinco dólares al publicar tu primer empleo en indeed.com/oferta. !este jueves por la tarde carolina:este jueves por la tarde continÚa la copa amÉrica, colombia versus venezuela a las 4

pamela silva nos cuenta mÁs de esta historia que veremos hoy en "primer impacto".iÑo va contra reloj y cada dÍa que pasa se va debilitando. entonces, la esperanza de vida son no mÁs de dos aÑos. pamela: es un nombre y la Única soluciÓn es un medicamento que cuesta 2 millones de dÓlares. no se pierda a la historia en "primer impacto". borja: ahÍ estaremos, por supuesto y apoyando y toda la comunidad hispana apoyando esta familia que estÁ desesperada. carolina: es la pregunta del millÓn que millones quieren saber en redes sociales. ¿hay algo magnÉtico en las vacunas? tamoa en el detector nos responde quÉ hay de cierto en el reto del imÁn. responde quÉ hay de cierto en el reto del imÁn. ese retoque ocean spray tiene un sabor único, y es difícil ponernos de acuerdo. a mí, cran-pineapple, me sabe tropical. ¡como unas vacaciones! pero el cran-mango, es como ir a un parque de diversiones. ♪ cuando aprovechamos los abundantes recursos de diversiones. de energía solar y eólica de california, enfrentamos el cambio climático. usa menos energía de 4 a 9 pm para que sigamos bri

. >>> i'm pamela brown in washington. you're live in the cnn newsroom on this busy sunday evening and we begin this hour the same way we did last night with america's gun violence epidemic but with a completely new set of shootings to tell you about and that should say all you need to know about the crisis getting harder to ignore. nine states are grappling with mass shootings as the u.s. nears 300 incidents this year in which four or more people were shot excludeing the shooter and as the summer arrives, police departments and communities across the country are bracing for this cycle to keep repeating with no help from politicians and washington expected to come any time soon. cnn evan is tracking these stories once again for us. tonight, this trend sadly continues this weekend, devin. >> reporter: that's right, pam. a lot of us are looking forward to this summer to take our mask off, congregate again and do the things we like to do but there is another public health crisis touching more and more lives this summer that c

pamela: lamentablemente en solamente un caso en una macabra lista.ntes de san francisco se convertirÁn en el primer equipo de las grandes ligas que juegue con el uniforme del orgullo cuando salgan al campo este prÓximo sÁbado contra los cachorros de chicago. las porras y las camisetas llevarÁn el logotipo con las bandas multicolores que identificando bandera del orgullo. porque amor es amor. carolina: me encanta,

pamela silva nos acompaÑa con detalles de esta historia que veremos hoy en "primer impacto".ar una orden en la corte y lo metÍa al hospital. pamela: el intento de arresto al ser identificado por los agentes terminÓ en una balacera mortal. su madre estÁ devastada y exige justicia y castigo para quienes le arrebataron la vida a su hijo. la historia esta tarde en "primer impacto". carolina: te agradecemos por esa informaciÓn. una historia que nos rompe el corazÓn a muchas madres. borja: allÍ estaremos. hay buenas noticias para los amantes de la mÚsica. ya hay fecha para el regreso de latin grammy. la academia latina de la grabaciÓn va a celebrar la 22 entrega el 18 de noviembre. ¿quÉ creen? volvemos a las vegas. este aÑo la academia rinde tributo al panameÑo rubÉn blades. carolina: no me dejes otra vez a final de aÑo. ahora, la compaÑÍa victoria's secret deja volar sus Ángeles y ahora se enfoca en campaÑas mÁs incluyentes. te contamos mÁs. borja: viene la temporada de bodas. presentamos las Últimas tendencias y anillos bodas. presentamos las Últimas tendencias y anillos de compr

we appreciate your time. >> good to be with you, pamela.hank you. >>> coming up tonight, austin police identify two suspects in a mass shooting that left 14 people injured. we're going to speak to mayor steve adler live. >>> also tonight -- crew and passengers grapple with an off-duty delta flight attendant, after he allegedly said he wanted to take down the plane. >>> also ahead, two doctors evade the emergency use of covid vaccines for children under 12. we'll have a -- and then jill biden steals the show as the first lady makes her mark on the world stage. >>> no one wields a sword like the queen, especially with a cake involved. >>> first whatriesa ward is putting the prime minister on the spot. >> he also famously referred to you as a physical and emotional clone of donald trump. i wonder how you responded to that. >> you'll hear boris johnson's answer, when we come back. tonight i'll be eating a calzone from doughballs in aurora. (doorbell) rock on. tonight i'll be eating lobster thermidor au gratin. really? sh-yeah, and monkeys might

pamela: 50 aÑos de tanta dedicaciÓn a estos pequeÑos.e: se conmoviÓ hasta las lÁgrimas, que maravilla, honor a quien honor merece. con este gran en ejemplo de entrega y gratitud nos despedimos esta tarde. pamela: siga conectado con el noticiero local, maÑana tenemos mÁs informaciÓn aquÍ, con todo el equipo de primer impacto. gracias siempre por la confianza. hasta maÑana. michelle: hasta maÑana. ♪ ♪ >> y ahora, noticias univisiÓn 14 a las seis. >> departamento de policÍa de san josÉ revela vÍdeo del tiroteo este lunes que cobra la vida de una persona. mÁs adelante escucharÁn lo que sucediÓ en cuestiÓn de horas. >>>> oficiales del departamento de policÍa en auckland fueron sancionados por las acciones durante la manifestaciones por george floyd. >> bienvenidos. el departamento de —— el vÍdeo del tiroteo en el que estuvo involucrado un oficial este lunes. los oficiales encubiertos vigilaban fuera de la casa del hombre al que investigaban por robo a mano armada y portaciÓn ilegal de armas. cuando demetrus saliÓ de la casa buscando el oficia

pamela: la felicitamos. michelle —— serÁ calor peligroso que tambiÉn puede aumentar.e vuelvo con mÁs. paola: todavÍa no empiezan las realmente elevadas temperaturas del verano. este es el caso del condado sonoma y condado santa clara donde se pie los residentes —— pide a los residentes que ahorren en el uso de agua. ramÓn, adelante. ramÓn: gracias, paola. hicieron un llamado para que se reduzca el uso del agua en un 15 % se buscan redoblar esfuerzos para conservar el vital lÍquido. no es para el rato. se hace un llamado a los residentes a reducir el uso del agua en al menos un 15%. se pide entre otras cosas realizar actividadessÓlo por las tardes y en la madrugada. regar en tardes y madrugadas para que el agua sea mejor aprovechada. tambiÉn reparar las fugas de agua. esto es importante. tambiÉn se reduce el tiempopara regalo jardines. en el condado de santa clara se decidiÓ tomar acciones para el logro del 15 % y sugirieron tomar medidas como no llenar las piscinas. hay que aguantarse un ratito por la escasez de agua. tambiÉn evitar lavar los autos con frecuencia. tuv

pamela, what can i say?e covering but we will continue to stay on top of this story because it is so, so important that the families find out what -- what's happened to their loved ones. and it's, also, so important that we learned exactly what happened so that it doesn't happen, again. people sleeping, at 1:30 in the morning. and within-11 seconds, the building collapses. >> and to think what the mayor said about those family members wanting to go to the pile and dig, themselves. it just gives you a window into that feeling of desperation as time ticks on. and their loved ones have not been found. all right, thank you so much, wolf, we appreciate it. >>> up next, a good samaritan who confronted a cop-killing gunman was then mistakenly killed by police. more on what went wrong, when we come back. introducing aleve x. it's fast, powerful long-lasting relief with a revolutionary, rollerball design. because with the right pain reliever... life opens up. aleve it, and see what's possible. for a limited time, you

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. >>> i'm pamela brown in washington. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. you're live in the "cnn newsroom" on this very busy sunday. we begin this hour with a first look at the tragic aftermath of a 15-car pile-up in alabama that has left ten people dead. 9 of the victims are children. we want to warn you the images you're about to see are graphic, so if you have any children in the room, now is the time for them to leave. these are new images just in to cnn. they show just how horrific the accident was. cnn's martin savidge is in alabama for us tonight with this heartbreaking story. martin, what more are you learning? >> it is absolutely heartbreaking, pamela. we're outside of the realtown high school here. this is a high school where four of the students died who were involved in that crash that took a total of nine lives, as you say. and it is just really, really awful. we want to show you these images, and they convey just how bad this was. the first responders who were on the scene, the

. >>> i'm pamela brown in washington. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. you are in the cnn "newsroom" on this busy, saturday night. great to have you along with us. >>> former-president trump is taking his big lie show on the road, tonight. and just moments, he is expected to speak at a republican party dinner in north carolina. close aides spent the last few days encouraging the former president to move on from the 2020 election, and focus on the future. such as, republican party priorities, heading into the midterms. but sources say trump has become more obsessed, in recent weeks, with this unhinged idea that he could, soon, be reinstated as commander in chief. >>> joining me now to discuss, cnn senior-political analyst, and adviser to four presidents, david gergen. and cnn political commentator, amanda carpenter. she was, also, senator ted cruz's communications director. amanda, i want to go to you, first, because i know, from talking to people around trump, that they have been trying to

>> well, thanks, pamela. it's good to be on with a fellow kentuckyian and thinking back my reaction on january 6th sitting in my office -- i was not in the chamber -- i can't process all of this. it doesn't fit into any kind of thinking mode that i've ever had, and i think that's where i am with these members of congress, these republicans who are doing everything they can to try to politically deal with something that was real, that was tragic, that was a threat to our country and our process of government. and they're trying to politicize everything. and i haven't been able to process it, and it's created a highly toxic environment inside the congress, which i've not seen in my almost 15 years. >> i hear you say that because i mean, you know, politics has been toxic for a while. but it sounds like what you're saying is it's even more toxic now. how so? >> we have people who we work with every day, who we see in the halls, who we used to vehemently disagree with, but we at least were civil to each other, and

. >> and i'm pamela brown in washington. >> we have a lot of breaking news to cover this hour, pamela. we'll do it together. the structural engineering company that inspected the champlain towers in 2018 says they also gave estimates back in june of 2020 for the building's 40-year recertification. the consultant only provides engineering consulting services, not repair or restoration contracting, the statement said. and they also stated, and i'm quoting, we are deeply troubled by this building collapse and are working closely with the investigating authorities to understand why the structure failed. as we do so, we also continue to pray for all those impacted by this tragic event. tonight, surfside officials are warning residents of a sister building, the champlain towers north, and they're warning them to evacuate now. we have a full team on the ground in surfside watching all the developments as the desperate search for survivors continues. cnn's randi kaye is following the multiple challenges facing rescue teams. our own ryan young is over at the family reunification center, it's o

this is such a great conversation to put in into con context, andy and pamela. i really appreciate it. >>> what will the response be of the attorney general over this extraordinary abuse of the department of justice? >> it's a good question. nancy pelosi trying to calm the democratic party over comments from ilhan omar. ea. but excedrin pulls me back in a way others don't. and it relieves my symptoms fast for real migraine relief. keeping your oyster business growing has you swamped. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. at carvana, we treat every customer whose resumes on indeed matchlike we wouldteria. treat our own moms, with care and respect. to us, the little things are the big things. which is why we do everything in our power to make buying a car an unforgettable experience. happy birthday. thank you. we treat every customer like we would treat our own moms. because that's

. >> i'm pamela brown in washington. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world on this saturday. you are in the cnn newsroom. it's great to have you along with us. we begin tonight with america's gun violence epidemic showing no sign of abating or claiming fewer victims. right now in orlando, florida, a community gathers outside the pulse nightclub to remember the 49 people murdered and the more than 50 others wounded on this date five years ago. at the same time, people in several american communities are dealing with the shock of deadly shootings just within the past day. the biggest is in austin, texas. tonight we learn that an arrest has been made in a shooting that left 14 people hurt. a short time ago i spoke to austin's mayor, and he worries about today and what the future will bring. >> our texas legislature just met and passed a new law that lets anyone carry a gun without any kind of registration or otherwise, and you know, i just do not believe that more guns with more people is the answ

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. >>> i'm pamela brown in washington. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. you are live in the "cnn newsroom" on this sunday. great to have you along with us. as president biden gets set for a key summit with u.s. allies in brussels tomorrow, he is preparing for what might be the biggest meeting of his young presidency. during much of his down time on his first overseas trip, he has been focused on wednesday's first presidential meeting with vladimir putin at a time when relations are strained. >> i think he is right, it's a low point. it depends on how he responds to acting consistent with international norms, which in many cases he has not. >> phil mattingly joins us live from brussels. all eyes will be on this putin meeting. >> reporter: pamela, no question about it, it's the bedrock defense alliance, 30 nations, north america and europe. in large part, it's an entity that exists to counter or at least serve as a counterpoint to russia. clearly, that's going to be a focus. white house offic

pamela brown is joining us right now. down exclusively with the capitol hill and the sergeant at arms. it was an important discussion, especially given the cyber security threats facing the u.s. in the aftermath of january 6th. >> that's right. in fact, she is the chief law enforcement officer of the senate. i asked her what she views as the biggest threat now, nearly five months after the insurrection. she said the thing that keeps her up at night the most is cyber security. >> i worry a lot more about cyber security than i do about another mob attacking the capitol. certainly our networks have attempted intrusions every single day. so cyber security for me is a much greater concern than the prospect of thousands of people storming the west terrace. >> reporter: christopher wray, the fbi director, compared the current cyber threat with ransomware to the terrorism threat around 9/11. do you view it that way too? >> whether it's ransomware or other cyber security threats, yes, i see cyber security as my greater concern tha

and pamela, that is so, so true.me of the family members are frustrated. they want more information. i have to tell you, and you know this. you've covered these kinds of stories over the years. these people are heroes and they will do whatever is necessary in the hope of finding people alive. >> they put themselves in harm's way to do that, as you point out. i have covered similar stories. i was with the search and rescue team there from fairfax in haiti. and they worked morning through night, painstakingly, going through rubble of collapsed buildings, looking for any signs of life there in haiti. and you're seeing this there on day four. the reason why it is slow going, or slower than these families would like, is because they're still hoping their people are still alive there in the rubble. so they have to be so careful with every single step they take so they don't cause more damage and particularly harm someone or kill someone who could still be alive under the rubble. they are still holding out hope. we keep hea

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. >> i am pamela brown. you are live in the cnn "newsroom" this sunday. president biden might be in brussels tonight but his mind is likely in geneva, as the president gets ready to meet with the american allies at the nato summit tomorrow. both biden and putin can agree on one thing ahead of the meeting, u.s./russia relations are strained. >> i think he's right. it's a low point. it depends on how he responds to acting consistent with international norms, which in many cases he has not. >> senior white house correspondent, phil mattingly, joins us live from pwrbrussels. phil, what is the president saying about the likely tension meeting coming up with the russian president? >> reporter: the leadup to the big meeting in geneva, one, the idea from the u.s. perspective that there's not lot of u.s. expectations anything major will come out of the face-to-face meeting, and he expanded a little bit on his thought process, something many u.s. leaders have tried to do over the course of the last seven years, and most of the time not coming out with the results t

pamela: mucho mÁs maÑana.ias..uipo. >> se va a seguir. >> las mesas de negociaciÓn finalmente la consejo de san josÉ llega a un acuerdo que decidirÁ el futuro de la pulga. —— es presionan para una extensiÓn para los residentes afecta todos por la pandemia. ramÓn: "noticias univisiÓn 14" comienza ya. paola: hemos seguido muy de cerca el plan en la pÚblica. vamos a ver quÉ dicen los vendedores. >> se construirÁ la primera parte aquÍ. el acuerdo finalmente fue aprobado el dÍa de hoy. los vendedores vivirÁn al cabo de tres aÑos recibirÁn dos un todo —— 2.5 millones mÁs. cada seis meses lo podrÁn hacer. se creara un lugar para que puedan participar y sobrellevar esta transiciÓn. roberto, tras meses de lucha, era esto lo que esperaban? vamos a tener la oportunidad de estar al volante de lo que se va a realizar a futuro. todavÍa falta mucho, mucho pasar contentos, pero la lucha sigue. reportera: los vendedores buscan tener sus puestos de venta. reportero: segÚn ellos hay miles de empleos miles de viviendas. >> necesi

so why this change of tone, all of a sudden, from pamela harris, it's mainly a political make. what democrats are trying to do here is to avoid now future images of the southern border. crowded with thousands of people trying to cross into the united states. again, it's mainly about the midterm elections. we saw those images in march and april this year, thousands of people, families and accompanied kids at the south border. and they came in part also because biden spoke several times about a more humane immigration policy. he stopped constructing the border wall and ended the mexico policy that donald trump started to what the administration is doing now is trying to change this discourse, who set the tone for different kind of immigration policy. but 1st and foremost, they want to avoid losing votes in the midterm elections next year. they can't afford to lose the majority in congress. so this would make the current administration at the bottom, harrison ministration lane back administration with no possibility whatsoever to push reforms. well, for all of this to work, i want

i want to tell brianna taylor, mom, i love you, pamela. i know it's all it. i want to tell pamela turner at bay town, texas. yeah. this is, this is not okay. what daughter is walking around? and i know she's in tears everyday thing about a mother. a mother was killed in point blank range, multiple times. so many different people all around the world who didn't even have this type of technology. i just want to reiterate, not just black lives matter of our lives matter. we need to stand up and fight. can get comfortable. because when you get comfortable, people forget about judgment. so the legend was still live, old. george is not here, but his spirit lives. brianna taylor is not here, but the spirit of aragon is not his spirit still right here, but the fact that we'll fight that won't all you out to stand up and fight. thank you so much. and there is we're going to have another brother, jo large who came all the way from new york and brooklyn, brooklyn new york in the house. and as we do so, there's not last on us as a turn, a store to turn around the new gym

professor dame pamela shaw talking _ strategies. has found that almost half the plastic polluting the seas comes from takeaway food and drinks. scientists from the university of cadiz in spain analysed 12 million pieces of litterfound in waters across the world. they said they were surprised such a high proportion was made up of plastic bottles, knives, forks, food containers and wrappers. a british woman who was attacked by a crocodile in a mexican lagoon last weekend is now out of a medically—induced coma. 28—year—old melissa laurie was saved by her twin sister, georgia, who fought off the reptile by repeatedly punching it in the face. in a message shared with bbc�*s newsbeat, georgia said her sister is awake and "happy to see her". i want to let you know that i saw mel earlier and she is doing much better, she is doing really good. they took the tube out of her. she's been breathing on her own very well. she can't talk because of the soreness in her throat from the tube. they said that when they were explaining the procedure to h

i am pamela brown in washington. welcome to viewers in the united states and around the world on this saturday. you're in the cnn "newsroom." it is great to have you along with us. we begin this hour with new bloodshed across this country and breaking news. cnn just confirming an arrest in the shootings of 14 people in austin, texas early this morning. the attack happening in the downtown entertainment district. two victims are in critical condition tonight. police say that they have identified someone responsible and call it an isolated innocent. nearly all of the victims have nothing to do with them, and there's no word on the search for the second suspect. that's one of four mass shootings in the last 24 hours or so, further proof of america's spiraling gun violence epidemic as the nation sees 267 mass shootings so far this year alone. also in texas, five people were shot in dallas, among them a four-year-old girl after two groups got into some sort of a fight friday. the child was said to be stable. >>> a shootin

. >>> i'm pamela brown in washington. you're in the cnn newsroom. so much news going on tonight, and we begin this hour with the rewriting of history in the battle over gun control. a federal judge in california is throwing out the nation's first ever ban on assault weapons. more than 30 years after it went on the books in that state. and he's offering an astonishing comparison to make his point. that law came after the mass shooting of dozens of kids in the playground at cleveland elementary school in northern california. the gunman used an ak-47 semiautomatic rifle to murder five children and wound 29 more and a teacher before killing himself. in a moment i'll be joined by the family of someone who died in another california mass shooting. that one involved ar-15 rifles. but first cnn's paulo sandoval on the decision and the judge's history with firearms rulings. >> reporter: california's ban on certain semiautomatic rifles has weathered decades of opposition until now. san diego district judge roger bonitez voted to overturn it. the law was toute

. >>> i'm pamela brown in washington. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. you are in the cnn newsroom and we have a jam packed show for you tonight. in less than an hour, president trump will take the stage at the north carolina republican convention. that's where he will likely spout more lies about the 2020 election and claim that he didn't actually lose. it is a lie that a wide majority of americans now sadly believe, according to recent polls. that lie led rioters to attack the u.s. capitol on january 6th. and trump compounded it with another lie when he claimed the rioters were hugging and kissing police on that day. some republican lawmakers are following trump's example, trying on rewrite what happened on january 6th. for instance, by calling the attackers, quote, peaceful patriots. 465 arrests suggest otherwise. they've claimed the attackers weren't armed. for the record, 40 suspects have been charged with entering the capitol with a dangerous or deadly weapon. one republican said it

pamela: una terrible tragedia. criminal enfrentarÁ cargos de feminicidio por lo que podrÍa recibir una condena de 50 aÑos de prisiÓn. michelle: para nuestro final de impacto, preste mucha atenciÓn a su pantalla porque el taxi del futuro ya estÁ aquÍ. es una realidad y se trata de un invento alemÁn que promete llevarlo volando a su destino por el mismo precio de un transporte de cuatro ruedas, segÚn sus creadores. esto es muy seguro y fÁcil de manejar y se espera que el servicio se ha estrenado en las olimpiadas de francia del aÑo 2024. asÍ nos vamos con este sorprendente avance tecnolÓgico. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ramÓn: tenemos informaciÓn sobre los medicamentosque deben utilizar las personas que tienen problemas de salud y que permanecen bajo los rayos del sol. paula: vendedores de la pulga en san josÉ estarÁn en huelga de hambre hasta que reciban protecciÓn por parte del consejo. a ser comenzÓ oficialmente el verano con temperaturas altas que todavÍa no se alejan de nuestra Área. estÁ activa una alerta por extremo calor en algu

. ♪ >>> i'm pamela brown in washington.elcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. you are live in the "cnn newsroom" and it's great to have you with us on this sunday. we begin tonight with the unseen threat that we can no longer ignore, hackers are disrupting our everyday lives, targeting essential sectors including energy, food, even vacations. it's forcing president joe biden to confront america's vulnerabilities as the nation's energy secretary gives a major warning. i'll have more on that in just a minute. but this time another warning, this time from the senate's chief law enforcement officer and just the second woman to hold the job. i sat down for an exclusive interview with senate sergeant in arms karen gibson to discuss the safety of the nation's capitol after the january 6th attack. it's now up to her to protect lawmakers, and another instruction isn't even her biggest concern. >> do you feel like the investigations that have been done and the investigations underway give you the sufficient

pamela: todos podemos marcar una gran diferencia en la vida de esta niÑa.vamos a pasar a nuestro final de impacto. nos despedimos con la mÚsica del cantante dominicano. michelle: disfrute uno de los grandes Éxitos del cantautor josÉ luis perales a ritmo de merengue urbano. ♪ ♪ me llamas para decirte que te vayas ♪ ♪ que ya no vuelves mÁs ♪ ♪ quÉ linda carta ♪ ♪ cada dÍa ♪ ♪ de compartir su cama ♪ ♪ de domingos de fÚtbol ♪ ♪ ♪ dicen que el amor iba a pasar ♪ ♪ y el tuyo se marchÓ ♪ ♪ >> notisÉis univision siendo asÍ. >> estaremos escuchando a miembros de la familia de adriana vallesa, vÍctima del tiroteo y las instalaciones de emitir. >> el departamento de alguaciles del condado de santa clara para conocer el video corporal de uno de los oficiales que tratÓ de detener al hombre que cometiÓ la masacre las instalaciones del y y ei let entre la informaciÓn en breve. >> una escuela de aquÍ de la misma, se donde el senador alex padilla y denunciÓ su por de infraestructura hasta delante escucharÁn estÁ poniendo como prioridad a la educaciÓn. buenas tardes, y los a

pamela: bueno, la hermosa misión de este héroe de impacto es un reflejo de su buen corazón, y como venstá listo para seguir repartiendo esperanza para que otros no pierdan esa fe y renuncien a su sueño de una vida mejor. y antes de despedirnos queremos honrar la labor de quienes han puesto su vida al servicio de la libertad para que en el mundo reine la paz, porque no hay mejor legado para nuestros hijos. gracias por habernos acompañado en esta edición especial. mañana tendremos mucho más en otra edición de "primer impacto". buenas noches y hasta mañana. notisÉis libby cinta policial, >> las altas temperaturas cento del Área de la bahÍa se convierte en el peligro de incendios y riesgos para la salud nuestra meteorÓloga nos entra mÁs informaciÓn. el condado de santa clara nos ha consejos para padres de cÓmo pueden educar a sus hijos en otra previsiÓn, dicen que es y quÉ hacer si se encuentra en esa situaciÓn. graham greene dos que logra noso derbi. precisamente, estÁn por los vientos solares, ciernes. y quÉ logrando crea suficiente visibilidad. si usted tiene algÚn negocio pequeÑo en el

an operator, pamela chavez also has a club commission. she says, staying in touch, helps those who are worried. the management has proposed recently, we had a facebook post and a guest wrote that seeing us staying present the fighting, doing our streaming and making him effort and clearly believing that will survive when authentic. he believes it doesn't really. and that helps him have blocked up on his for over a year. now, the club scene has managed to scrape fine, but everyone knows streaming can't replace that real live experience in good community. sure, i think about the community while i play. i know people are watching port still. the main parts missing that sense of close clubs without outdoor space is, are closed indefinitely because of the pandemic. although still working on cobra concepts, recently there was a pilot concert during which everyone had to have a negative cobit test to enter where a man could maintain social distance. it's great to be at a concert and among people, even if you can move around and for me, some of i

s. vice president visits mexico when a mission to reduce migration. pamela harris says, hope not forced to keep people from leaving their home. the point there is no quick fix to poverty and violence. ah, i'm to me. so misconduct is good to have you with us. we start with revelations that several of the richest americans paid 0 income tax in recent years. the investigative journalism unit pro public says it a scene tax return or showing that amazon chairman jeff bezos made 0 payments in 272011. while tesla ceo, ilan must paid nothing in 2018 other to allegedly made no income tax contributions at some point in recent years include former new york city mayor michael bloomberg and billionaire finance here george soros for public has not yet said how it obtained this confidential tax data and rob was from d. w. business is following this story. first i rob. what more do we know about the data that they're public obtained here? will probably public, it says it's managed to get hold of a vast trove of data from the internal revenue service in the united states, otherwise known as, as the i r

, pray about it and then you examine, do the right thing. >> reverend franklin graham speaking to pamela>>> in brazil more than a half million people have died since the pandemic began. the death toll is twice as high as it was six months ago a sign the mortality rate is accelerating. thousands took to the streets across the countryside to protest president jair bolsonaro's handling of the pandemic. journalists steph know potsebon has more on the case surge and reaction inside the country. >> reporter: on saturday, brazil became the second country in the world after the united states to cross the threshold of over 500,000 covid-19 deaths. the south american country reported 2,319 new deaths saturday and brings the total number of cases reported by the brazilian health ministry since the beginning of the pandemic to over 17 million cases. as brazil marked these milestones, thousands of protesters come to the streets to demand impeachment of president jair bolsonaro over his handling of the pandemic. major brazilian cities all reported the large scale and peaceful demonstrations as did the

mentally saw the mature can kicking you didn't show settled before torsion us to see their love. pamela hawk helen completed this omaha hung called her as soon solan than it was meant to pleasure. paula shall find the humbug she will but leave it up with miller. lin, the dish convert less than a deal. he the pool upon the floor lodge ruined. it'll help petula national for a key this. i lawless zip. i could mean was that all eliza miss were like again, this is where i didn't feel like a cook because i was a little crazy. it should fall in the gym or more shelter, relax shopped out the the, the ah. ready ah, if i knew i me, i i guess i i i use a good that that gives you ready. where gives it or you already? good. i had no fear. there's no yes, i'm always wary. i'm already in a layer. you do the i don't the do to do that, i'll put as me as he thought of wayne and then give them a gun. i knew that i had a need that mean he know me and i live in charlotte. ringback now i've got a highly booty. i'm going to get then just a minute to run by dave here. rather not felt that it will show me what

. >>> i'm pamela brown in washington. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. you are in the cnn newsroom on this saturday. tonight the nation is facing a surging epidemic that no vaccine can stop. the u.s. is seeing more mass shootings this year than in point in the past two years. the numbers aren't even close. lasting toll of gun violence is staggering. we are now losing an average of 54 people a day to needless bloodshed. that is a dramatic jump not only since the pandemic but the five years before that. the latest hours ago. evan mcmorris-santoro is in new york watching this health crisis explode. >> reporter: this really is a crisis and an unfolding one and if viewers feel like they see this story a lot, more and more than they used to, that's because they are. another deadly weekend in the u.s. with more mass shootings and gun violence incidents. overnight in minneapolis five people injured. in colorado springs two separate shootings less than a mile apart friday night. one interrupted a m

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pamela: un manto de misterio envuelve la desapariciÓn de un joven.ierras fértiles... hay demasiadas razones para querer a california. usa menos energía dejando a un lado tus tareas domésticas de 4 a 9 p.m. cuando hay menos energía limpia disponible. bajemos el consumo. borja: seguimos con mÁs noticias entre "ediciÓn digital" como esto es una noticia de salud muy importante. walmart anunciÓ que va a vender una versiÓn menos costosa de la insulina que podrÍa acomodarse mejor el bolsillo de sus clientes. la empresa recalcÓ que el medicamento estarÁ disponible a travÉs de la marca privada para adultos y niÑos con recetas mÉdicas. el medicamento tendrÁ un precio estimado que comienza desde los 73 dÓlares. carolina: todo el mundo estÁ hablando hoy de cataluna patricia enrÍquez, que ganÓ la corona de nevada convirtiÉndose asÍ en la primera mujer transgÉnero en llegar a mis usa. y si gana irÍa a miss universo. tiene 28 aÑos, es filipino estadounidense. cuenta que fue un camino lleno de obstÁculos y hasta mensajes de odio los que enfrentÓ. le ganÓ a 21 candid

pamela? >> no words. no words for this. martin savidge, thank you. >>> we have breaking news out of new york tonight. a volunteer for eric adams' mayoral campaign is in surgery after being stabbed multiple times. >>> also ahead tonight, a first look inside the olympic village which has just been revealed to the world. >>> and then a lost hiker who faced down a bear shares her sensational story of survival. she's going to be on the show talking to us tonight. >>> and former nixon white house counsel john dean is here to tell us about the new version of his book "authoritarian nightmare" looking at trump's lingering threat. >>> a suspect arrested and charged with the murder of an american student in russia. the latest on this investigation when we come back. stay with us. when you really need to sleep you reach for the really good stuff. new zzzquil ultra helps you sleep better and longer when you need it most. it's non habit forming and powered by the makers of nyquil. new zzzquil ultra. when you really really need to sleep.

a really painful experience for them, pamela, but something they really wanted to do. >> thanks.me, we have other news to get to in washington and elsewhere. last night former president trump returned to the campaign trail. the rally was meant to boost the primary candidate in ohio. but most of trump's speech focused on 2020. i should have said the 2022 candidate in ohio. specifically his growing assortment of delusional lies about the election. this morning, mitt romney gave his view of the spectacle. >> the growing recognition that this is a bit like wwf. that it is entertaining but it's not real. and i know people want to say, yeah, they believe in the big lie in some cases but i think people recognize that it is a lot of show and bombast. it is going nowhere. the election is over. it was fair. >> for more on this, i'm joined by the republican congressman adam kinsinger. thank you for coming on the show. what do you think about senator romney? what we just heard, that this is just entertainment going nowhere. you contrast that with what we saw last night. a pretty big crowd sh