pamela: y pamela silva, gracias por acompaÑarnos.s y desesperaciÓn que se vive en este preciso instante en la frontera. las imÁgenes hablan por sÍ solas, aquÍ se las ofrecemos. esto es lo que debes saber a esta hora. ayer habÍa 8000 pero hoy son mÁs de 11.000 migrantes totalmente hacinados debajo del puente internacional que conecta del rÍo texas con acuÑa, mÉxico. todos esperando ser puestos bajo custodia de los estados unidos. en su mayorÍa son haitianos, pero tambiÉn hay inmigrantes de cuba, venezuela y centroamÉrica. pamela: esperando la llegada de otras 20.000 personas mÁs. la patrulla fronteriza informÓ que necesitan mÁs personal para brindarles un proceso seguro, humano y ordenado. pedro rojas se encuentra en vivo desde la ciudad de acuÑa, mÉxico, con la mÁs reciente informaciÓn. pedro: definitivamente continÚa el paso libre en este cruce que se llama la cortina de rÍo grande en acuÑa, mÉxico. vamos a conversar con uno de los migrantes que estÁ entrando. Él se llama noel, viene de nicaragua. fuiste a acuÑa a buscar comida. noe

pamela: ...aciones del estado de texas, vamos a cambiar ahora de informaciÓn y quÉ pasos con la mina que secuestraron hace dos aÑos de un parque en new jersey cuando tenÍa solamente cinco aÑos de edad. una pregunta que lamentablemente continÚan sin respuesta, pero algo tan esfuerzos para intentar encontrarla y la policÍa publicÓ este retrato de cÓmo se verÍa dulce marÍa y ofrecen $75,000 de recompensa al que otorga algÚn tipo de informaciÓn que dÉ con su paradero. borja: tenemos que estar muy pendiente y vamos a cambiar totalmente de informaciÓn, estamos en Órbita. y seguimos la increÍble vista que en estos momentos tienen los turistas en el espacio afortunados de la misiÓn de spacex que despegÓ desde la florida. reportera: la primera tripulaciÓn turÍstica del planeta ya se encuentran en Órbita. incluso estÁn mÁs lejos de los que estuvo jeff bezos. spacex cambio el curso de la historia al lanzar al espacio cuatro civiles de del centro espacial kennedy con un despegue simplemente espectacular. la

pamela: estÁn en ser de pamela silva. meses para comprarnos con toda la informaciÓn.: hablamos de la tormenta tropical nicholas, que tocÓ la costa de texas como huracÁn 1. y al elevar su fuerza a entretenciÓn el peligro de inundaciones para texas que lo — luisiana borja: asÍ se balanceaba el techo, en medio de fuertes lluvias y vientos. mÁs de medio millÓn de usuarios amanecieron sin energÍa elÉctrica. tambiÉn, hay peligro de inundaciones. las residentes, lo largo de la costa, se enfrentan a una marea desde cinco pies que podrÍa ser peligrosa. presentadora: se esperan hasta 6" de lluvia. nos conectamos con pedro rojas que se encuentra en texas con todo la informaciÓn. adelante. pedro: los residentes de galveston, poco a poco comienzan a relatar lo que viene las mÁs horas con nicolÁs. gracias, samuel, por hablar con nosotros. >> fue algo de mucho miedo. tuve que en la parte de arriba con mis hijas. era mucho viento. no lo esperÁbamos tanto. se hizo categorÍa 1. pedro: tu ya pasaste por un huracÁn, te recordÓ? >> bastante. mucho miedo. pedro: me imagino que hoy, tranqui

pamela: a celebrar esta noche.quisito para los inmigrantes que soliciten la residencia en estados unidos y tiene que ver con la pandemia. le contamos de quÉ se trata. >> todavÍa estamos viendo alta presiÓn en nuestra Área de cobertura. sin embargo, en las costas en lo que es el sector de las montaÑas riesgos estÁn

pamela: y tambiÉn pamela silva, muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos en este inicio de semana. york arrancÓ el primer dÍa de clases presenciales para los estudiantes de las escuelas pÚblicas.el distrito escolar mÁs grande del paÍs. equipados con mochila y con mÁscara puestallegaron casi 1 millÓn de estudiantes a los salones. todo en momentos en que uno de cada cuatro casos a nivel nacional son niÑos. pamela: estos son los datos que debe saber. segunda academia de pediatrÍa cerca de 5 millones de menores se han afectado de covid desde que comenzÓ esta pandemia. hasta el 8 de septiembre se reportan 486 muertes de menores de 18 aÑos de edad. para ver cÓmo fue, y la preocupaciÓn de los padres, vamos a pasar a nueva york con fabiola galindo. fabiola: efectivamente. aquÍ en esta escuela en queens, ya comenzÓ este primer dÍa de clases despuÉs de un aÑo de que los estudiantes han tenido la opciÓn de tener clases online. ahora ya no la tienen, tienen que ser presenciales. estÁn esperando ingresar luego que tendrÁn que mostrar su prueba de vacunaciÓn para los mayores de 12 aÑos. algunos

pamela?> i can't see it. >> jimmy: sal, which part of "leave the monitor there" are you not understanding? >> sal: i left it, josh brought it back. josh, get over here, embarrass yourself! >> jimmy: josh, i'm going to bang you over the head if you move that thing again. >> are those the kardashians? >> sal: hey, there you go. >> jimmy: no, those are not the kardashians, but it's a pretty good guess. edna, who are those famous sisters? >> the d'amelios. that's right. [ applause ] what a game this is. holy moly. we have one more question. whoever gets this one is going to be our winner. pamela, what do the initials "bff" stand for? >> something boyfriend. [ laughter ] best boyfriend? >> sal: oh! >> jimmy: so close. edna, what do the initials "bff" stand for? >> best friends? >> jimmy: what's that? >> best friend? >> sal: bff. >> jimmy: she doesn't know. wow. we're going to go to the sudden death. when i say sudden dead, i don't want you to take that the wrong way, pamela. sudden death question.

pamela, good evening to you. if you have to interrupt me, by all means, i know we're going to the press conference. this is a game changer, as you noted, and with respect to them finding a body, understand that in order for the police to make an arrest, you don't need to demonstrate someone is guilty, you don't need to demonstrate that they absolutely did anything, you just need reason to believe that a crime was committed and the person who is being accused and arrested is the one you believe to have done it. so without question, that would give them the probable cause to go and arrest him. there will be other evidence, and anthony alluded to some of that as well. you know they're going to do a sweep of that whole area where they found her. there will be a treasure trove of information not only as to dna but potentially cause of death, right, when the forensic examiners do an autopsy on the body. they'll be able to determine how she died, right? they'll be able to make other assessments as evidentiary issues con

pamela? >> drew griffin, thank you for that reporting.is showing absolutely no sign of backing off the big lie even yesterday on the 20th anniversary of 9/11, he falsely claimed again that the election was quote rigged. our conversation continues after this short break with election law expert david becker and cnn legal analyst corey cordero. stay with us. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ it's a new dawn... ♪ if you've been taking copd sitting down, it's time to make a stand. start a new day with trelegy. no once-daily copd medicine has the power to treat copd in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy helps people breathe easier and improves lung function. it also helps prevent future flare-ups. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your risk of thrush

pamela. >> who has to wait and how long? >> that's a good question.y people who got the pfizer vaccine for their first two shots, they're the only ones eligible for a booster shot right now. if you got moderna or johnson & johnson, you should not get the booster shots right now. we are still waiting on guidance. that information expects to come out in the coming weeks. experts are still waiting on data on mixing or matching vaccine brand is safe and effective. you should not get the booster shot right now if you are fully vaccinated less than six months. a booster is not approved for children under 18. it can get very confusing, you could go to the cdc's website if you want to go run down all or go to cnn.com, there is as story right there as well. >> stay right here, we have a doctor coming onto help us understand better. alison kosik, thank you so much. >>> joining us is dr. william schafner. thank you so much for joining us. i would like you to listen to dr. rochelle wallensky's comment. >> i think you can tell about the duration of the meeting and

pamela: buenas noches. alfonsina: hola. pamela: soy pamela pérez, la novia de su hijo mariano.

the word control really gets to talking here, pamela.onservatorship system and through these individuals who were wielding over her. that was what the new york times reported on and netflix and on tuesday, we are seeing all these reports coming out. it's the best example of journalism competition being a good thing for the public. different people are coming forward giving interviews to different news outlets of what they saw and experienced. what they witnessed inside brittney spears' inner circle. after a decade, people are blowing the whistle. >> you are so right, we are going to be learning a lot just in the cnn documentary which the brittney spears is going to air tomorrow and in of other people who used to work in her world they saw every aspect of the singer's life restricted somehow. >> there were reports that on the service tour she could not read certain books or could not have a cell phone. >> is that true? >> yeah. >> what books could she read? >> she could only read christian books. >> says who? >> her father. >> she could n

. >>> i'm pamela brown in washington on this saturday. you are in "the cnn newsroom." it's great to have you along with us on this busy saturday. we want to begin with breaking news from outer space. the world's first all-civilian space flight is making its way home right now, as we speak, splashdown for the "inspiration 4" mission is about an hour away. these are not the kinds of resumes you would normally see for a space crew. a community college teacher, physician's assistant, aerospace employee who won his seat in a raffle, and a billionaire ceo who put up his own money to make all of this happen with the help of spacex. all of them are or biorbiting t earth after blasting off wednesday night without a professional astronaut on board. let's go straight to cnn's kristin fisher at cape canaveral, florida. take us through what's coming. >> reporter: pam, we're about to witness a very jarring event for the amateur astronauts on board. the first astronauts who did this described it as feeling as if they were inside an animal. they said every separation event felt as tho

los invito a que nos acompaÑen pamela: mantÉngase conectado por las redes sociales.racias. ♪ >> Éstas son las principales noticias hoy martes 14 de septiembre. la tormenta tropical nicolÁs causa peligrosas inundaciones en diversas Áreas de texas, adonde llegÓ como huracÁn. cientos de miles de viviendas estÁn sin electricidad y los vuelos fueron cancelados. el gobierno de biden recibiÓ solicitudes de asilos de padres cuyos hijos estÁn en centroamÉrica. el gobernador de california se juega supuesto hoy en un

. >> thanks, pamela. >> the all civilian inspiration4 crew ends their historic mission as their pace spacex crew dragon capsule splashes down off the coast of florida. >> inspiration4 on on behalf of spacex welcome home to planet earth. >> thanks so much spacex. it was a heck of a ride for us. >> the cia warned civilians including children were in the area seconds before a u.s. missile strike killed 10 in kabul. >> we thought this was a good lead. we were wrong. >> we've been lucky so far. >> family of missing woman gabby petito says her fiance isn't missing but hiding. >> another twist in the story for sure. >> my family want gabby found expensive. she is a sister and my children love her. and all i want is for her to come home safe and sound and this to be a big misunderstanding. >> top of the hour now i'm pamela brown in washington. you are in the cnn newsroom live with us on this saturday evening. and breaking news, splashdown. [ cheers and applause ] >> spacex splashdown. >> just a few minutes ago the first ever all civilian space flight made it back to earth safely off the flor

pamela, thanks so much. let's go to john king at the magic wall now and john, what is governor newso m's path? >> keep him as blue. he's a democratic governor. if the counties say no we want a recall, they will fill in no. california is an overwhelmingly democratic state. let's go back to 2018. this is when gavin newsom was elected governor. he got 62% of the vote. what gavin newsom needs, forget the numbers and percentages. he needs for the map to look something like this because if it looks close to this, he will not be recalled and get to finish his term. you see a lot of red. remember the presidential election, some states joe biden carried, not a lot of people live in the northern part of the state. 58 counties in california. you come down and start to shrink these countcounties. the population, what has to happen? if the map fills in like this, gavin newsom is continuing as governor because of all these red counties, only two are in the top ten. this is the nation's most populous state. one is here. we

. >>> 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. we begin tonight with a question that has no easy answer. what does america's coronavirus end game look like? after a horrific summer surge that plagued the unvaccinated, the number of cases and hospitalizations are finally falling. more than half of the u.s. is now fully vaccinated. but at the same time, we're back to an average of about 2,000 covid deaths a day. and in places like idaho, the virus is killing so many people, hospitals and funeral homes don't have enough space to store the bodies. is this what living with the virus looks like, or is there more we can do to stop the suffering? one man who has been right at the center of this global crisis is dr. scott gottlieb. he was the fda commissioner in the trump administration and also the author of "uncontrolled spread: why covid-19 crushed us and why we can defeat the next pandemic." dr. gottlieb, so great to have you with us ton

pam phillips voluntarily came in for questioning. >> i didn't give pamela out of what i knew.let her give me what she wanted to give me. >> reporter: detective keith st. john spoke with him three times, twice in person. >> for the record, tell me your full name. >> pamela and phillips. >> he asked him to talk about her relationship with gary, starting with how they met. >> was he already divorced? >> no. he was happily married. >> did she know about those meetings? >> she knew she was going to be scrutinized. i made it clear that we had to deal with the life insurance policy. we have the issue of the life insurance policy. she talked with me about how the payments were being made, when the payments were taken. out she seemed like she was up front. >> gary is the one that took this out, he also insisted it was in my name. >> reporter: they discussed two out there could be angry at gary. >> gary had so many business dealings. and the insight that you can give us on those? >> he had so many enemies, you know? >> four key st. john, nothing stood out about those interviews, until h

>> absolutely, pamela. i looked at our planet on my very first spacewalk from an altitude similar to where these folks were and i looked at our planet and i thought to myself, this must be heaven i'm looking at. i felt i was looking into an absolute paradise. i couldn't imagine anything more beautiful than that planet, our planet. and you turn your head, you look out to the vastness of space -- we checked out the neighborhood, we've got nowhere else to go. we need to take care of this place. going around it over and over again, i got this sense of oneness. it's a home. i think of my home now -- i grew up in new york, i'll always be a new yorker, i'll always be an american, but what i really think of myself as after that experience as a citizen of planet earth. a home that we all share. it is a profound experience to be able to go to space and take that look back at our planet. it's a beautiful place. we can enjoy its beauty here on earth. but i think it really was intended to be viewed from space. so the mo

i'm pamela brown in for jake. we start with the national lead.ny minute we expect the first court appearance for the prom innocent south carolina lawyer at the center of a series of family tragedies. alex murdoch is in jail. someone shot and killed his wife and son back in june. but it's not that case that has him behind bars. his attorney admits the attorney hired a hit man to shoot him in the head for his son to collect life insurance but that failed and the setup is not half the story. martin savidge starts us off from south carolina. >> reporter: his life in a scandalous spiral. alex murdoch surrenders to law enforcement to face charges in a scheme in which he was the target a warrant for arrest detailed the botched murder attempt meant to provide millions of dollars of life insurance money attorneys say. murdoch arranged for cur missmith to shoot and kill him but the plan failed because the shot wasn't fatal. smith is charged with an assisted suicide, pointing and presenting a firearm, insurance fraud and conspiracy to commit insurance fraud

los invito a que nos acompaÑen pamela: mantÉngase conectado por las redes sociales.ligrosas inundaciones en diversas Áreas de texas, adonde llegÓ como huracÁn. cientos de miles de viviendas estÁn sin electricidad y los vuelos fueron cancelados. el gobierno de biden recibiÓ solicitudes de asilos de padres cuyos hijos estÁn en centroamÉrica.

. >> pamela brown's champion is her big brother lincoln. presents to an immigrant family in need and that one positive act led to a whole community rallying to help the family. >> quite the workout. >> and he won't let go. >> lincoln and will have forged a bond that has changed both of their loives for the rest of their lives. >> christmas, 2018, i was looking for another way to give back. i haven't posted on facebook for the first time in years, hey, if you know a family that needs help or anyone that needs help, let me know. the teacher reached out to me and said, hey, there's a family. they're in bad shape. they need help, and can you bring us some presents. and the first time i met will, he just moved here from tanzania, his mom has to make money to go to work, and his mom has a daughter, and there's no day care, child care, what is she supposed to do. how many times will has to stay home to take care of his 2 it-ye -year-old little sister. he gave big hugs and was so sweet and kind. >> i told lincoln, you're my only friend that i have.

>> firstly, thank you, pamela, for having me. privilege to be here. kidnapping story and i showed my mom the clippings and she was furious i was snooping around the house. she said you were kidnapped, we found you and we love you and we won't talk about it again. i was like wow, i can't believe this. so we never talked about it again but i never ever forgot. >> so then what prompted you to decide to do more research on yourself and what do you find without giving it all away? >> i basically when i had my daughter, my daughter emma, and the doctor asked me the question he always asked, what's your medical history? i spotted off the thing i was told about my family and i started thinking really, what if i'm not paul? what am i doing to my daughter if this isn't my medical history. i thought maybe it's time to find out for sure. >> so had you ever considered maybe you weren't the kidnapped boy? did you ever question your place or connection to your family? >> you know, i had questions growing up. everyone has questions. this can't be my family. i'm livin

to both teri bristol, , ceo of e ato and pamela whitley. and i see we will split your time so i will turn to ms. bristol first. >> thank you, chairman larsen. good morning, everyone. for those whom i haven't had an opportunity to meet, i'm teri bristol, the chief operating officer of the faa's air traffic organization. as coo my most important job is to ensure that the national airspace system, or the nas as we prefer to it provides the gold standard in air navigation and aviation safety services for the u.s. every day. i also need to say right up front that the faa, the aviation stakeholders and the nation have had to endure, adapt and overcome the effects of the covid-19 pandemic. through it all we provided a nation essential nearly uninterrupted air-traffic control services through the darkest days of the pandemic. we are proud of our accomplishments but also realize that ensuring essential air traffic service requires us to follow the health advice of our faa flight surgeon and interpreting national, state and local guidance which force

pamela brown takes over "cnn newsroom live" after a quick break.esh refresh™ at subway. it's too much new to fit in one commerc- nothing comes between me and my music. but subway® has so much new it didn't fit in their last ad. ♪ subway®'s got so much that's brand new ♪ ♪ they rented time in this ad too.♪ ♪so now in this track they rap about all the meat they stack.♪ ♪ deli-style turkey all up in your sub.♪ ♪ cut to the new all-american club™.♪ >>> i'm pamela brown in washington. you are live in the cnn newsroom on this sunday. we have major breaking news in the search for gabby petito, the 22-year-old who went missing during a cross-country trip with her fiance. investigators searching for her in wyoming said they have found a body. leyla santiago joins me now from northport, florida. that's where officers have wrapped up another day of searching for her fiance. leyla, what do we know? >> they are wrapping up when it comes to the search. police say they are ending their day wrapping up. you can see the northport command center coming out from wher

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i've got to stop acting deputy prime minister, pamela abdul. god, he bought a, has appeared in a video to deny room. as of his death. there was speculation that had been caught up in a violent confrontation between rival telephone factions. after the formation of the interim, government, france says its special forces have killed the leader of iceland, the greatest horror of done while it out so far. we was behind the killing of 6 french charity workers, deny gere driver last year. a shipment of fuel from iran has arrived in lebanon to help ease widespread shortages as follows. as the 20 tonka trucks entered through the syrian border up the group as promised to share the feel free of charge. and those headlines. what do you see here? and i'll to 0. also witness, which is coming up. next. news . news. news, news. news. the. the. the why you the allies in the you were in here with the games you been with me? the one i am the mother in law. no one on the number of anything. i mean do you know what let me no machine gun. no, no, no it is. the guy h

buenas pamela: no se lo pierda.es, sobre todo en el estado de guerrero donde se localizÓ el epicentro a solo 11 km de acapulco. >> fue un momento de mucho pÁnico. presentadora: identifican y arrestan a las tres personas que se robaron la identidad de algunas de las vÍctimas del derrumbe del edificio

pamela: teienen ♪ locutor: y ahora "noticias univisiÓn 14" en horario especial.: cierran una escuela por infestaciÓn de ratas y pulgas. a un dÍa determinar la protecciÓn contra desalojos, inquilinos marchan en este momento en san francisco para evitar quedarse sin casa. "noticias univisiÓn 14" en horario especial, comienza ya. quÉ tal?, le saluda paola virrureta desde hoy hasta maÑana estarÁ activa una alerta. saludamos a nuestra meteorÓloga que nos dice dÓnde estÁ activa esta alerta de incendios. ♪ presentadora:muy buenas tardes, se emitiÓ un aviso por riesgo de incendio para sectores del norte del Área de la bahÍa. tenemos condiciones crÍticas ocurriendo y nos referimos a que vamos a tener durante este periodo fuertes rÁfagas de viento que se pronostican entre 25 y 35 millas por hora. tambiÉn tendremos baja humedad y la zona bajo mayor riesgo serÁ la zona montaÑosa en el condado napa. debemos seguirnos preparando bajo esta temporada de incendios muy activa. mantÉngase informado durante los prÓximos dÍas y desarrolle un plan de emergencia. tenga un kit de emerge

pamela: su historia el jueves en "primer impacto". acompÁÑenos.atricia: unos corren con suerte y otros estÁn sumidos en la incertidumbre. asÍ transcurre el destino de miles de haitianos que acampa en la frontera. algunos lograron entrar estados unidos, muchos son deportados y otros no deciden aÚn si pedir asilo en mÉxico. >> yo no podÍa trabajar ni hacer nada. patricia: decenas de dreamers y sus aliados permanecerÁn frente al capitolio, aumentando su presiÓn al congreso para que apruebe la propuesta que los legalice con una vÍa a la ciudadanÍa. va por buen camino la aprobaciÓn de una tercera dosis de pfizer contra el coronavirus para los mayores de 65 aÑos y personas de alto riesgo. la dosis de refuerzo ya tiene la aprobaciÓn de una de dos agencias federales. comenzamos. locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: ediciÓn nocturna", con patricia janiot. patricia: buenas noches. vamos a iniciar con el creciente drama humano de miles de inmigrantes haitianos evacuados del campamento que improvisaron en la frontera entre acuÑa, en mÉxico, y del rÍo, en

pamela: no se lo pierda. el jueves en "primer impacto". ♪ ♪ presentadora: estas son las principales noticias. tras el poderoso terremoto que estremeciÓ a mÉxicoy sus mÁs de 200 rÉplicas, las autoridades evalÚan los daÑos materiales, sobre todo en el estado de guerrero donde se localizÓ el epicentro a solo 11 km de acapulco. >> fue un momento de mucho pÁnico. presentadora: identifican y arrestan a las tres personas que se robaron la identidad de algunas de las vÍctimas del derrumbe del edificio en surfside, florida. el gobierno federal les entregarÁ un bono de $600 a todos los trabajadores agrÍcolas y las empacadoras de carnes del paÍs sin tener en cuenta su condiciÓn migratoria. locutor: este es noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna con patricia janiot. patricia: vamos a comenzar en mÉxico donde hay alarma y tensiÓn entre la poblaciÓn tras el potente terremoto que estremeciÓ el centro y el sur del paÍs. suman mÁs de 200 las rÉplicas que le han seguido mientras evalÚan los daÑos materiales. al menos una persona

hacemos algo diferente y dejamos que el público haga su pregunta directamente vamos a escuchar a pamela permiso para viajar, para salir de estados unidos e ir a su país por razones de emergencia de estudio de trabajo y pueden regresar de manera legal eso no ha cambiado sigue pie es muy importante que entiendan que es un beneficio muchas personas dicen que les da miedo pero busquen un abogado para saber si tienen antecedentes penales previos pero es un permiso para hacer después un ajuste de estatus si se casan con un ciudadano o tienen hijos mayores de 21 años es muy importante tener una entrada legal para el futuro y después hacer un ajuste de estatus pero siempre busque asesoría >>> muchas graciasor esta valiosa información nos vemos la próxima semana >>> con gusto >>> y los invitamos a conectarse al facebook de noticias telemundo para hablar con alma rosa nieto vamos a una pausa comercial y regresamos con pausa comercial y regresamos con la cuando preparo el sándwich de pollo de kentuckfried chicken la gente me pregunta, ¿qué opino de los lugares de hamburgsas que venden pollo frito?

for all it's worth. >>> i'm pamela brown in washington.ws agency reporting the regime has successfully test fired a new type of long range cruise missile. our reporter is in south korea and our correspondent alex is here with me now. let's start with you, paulo. what are you learning there? >> this came earlier this morning local time from state-run media. they say

>>> i'm pamela brown in washington. you are live in the cnn newsroom on this sunday. we begin with breaking news out of north korea. the state-run news agency reporting the regime has successfully test fired a new type of long range cruise missile. our reporter is in south korea and our correspondent alex is here with me now. let's start with you, paulo. what are you learning there? >> this came earlier this morning local time from state-run media. they say that they have test fired newly developed long range cruise missiles. they say they have been developing these for a couple of years, significant to say that the north korean leader kim jong-un does not appear to be saying it was one of the more significant missile launches we've seen and also it was on page 2 of the local state-run media, rather than on the front page which is what we usually see. it was not a ballistic missile which means it didn't violate any security council resolutions. but also, any missile launch from north korea will concern those in

i'm pamela brown in washington. on this sunday, tonight we have a tragicened to the search for gabby petito. the fbi said the body found near a camp site matches the description of gabby's. she is the 22-year-old that went missing during a cross country road trip with brian laundrie. cnn's laila's santiago joins us from northport, florida, where police ended another search day for laundrie. what's going on? >> reporter: the police here as well as the other agencies taking part in this search ended the search for the evening. we'll have to wait and see what time it picks up tomorrow but this comes after fbi officials gave us new details just within the last hour what you laid out there, pamela. that the one piece of news that so many people were hoping would turn out differently. let's let you listen to part of the press conference. >> as every parent can imagine, this is an incredibly difficult time for the family and friends. our thoughts and prayers are with them. we ask that you all respect the privacy as they mo

pamela stanley says her team will take newly released cdc guidelines to meet with health leaders over the next couple days. >> and think the same people that initially ran forward and got the initial thoughts and completed the series want the third protection. i know i will be in line for mine. >>reporter: that a prediction. calls have already started coming in this morning. the cdc cleared the way for the booster shot of the pfizer vaccine. tens of millions of americans qualify, including those fully vaccinated for at least six months, 65 and over, or 18 through 64 -year-olds at high risk for gating covid. including those who are overweight, have diabetes, or women who are pregnant. right now health leaders say the most common side effects from the third dose are similar to those from previous two doses. for nearly ten months, the university vaccine clinics of aimed at getting shots in the arms of people who are underserved, like those in homeless shelters that we've actually climbed on board of ships and vaccinated sailors. >> she says the mission won't stop with this third dose. dr

los invito a que nos acompaÑen pamela: mantÉngase conectado por las redes sociales.racias. ♪ >> Éstas son las principales noticias hoy martes 14 de septiembre. la tormenta tropical nicolÁs causa peligrosas inundaciones en diversas Áreas de texas, adonde llegÓ como huracÁn. cientos de miles de viviendas estÁn sin electricidad y los vuelos fueron cancelados. el gobierno de biden recibiÓ solicitudes de asilos de padres cuyos hijos estÁn en centroamÉrica. el gobernador de california se juega supuesto hoy en un referendo revocatorio. y en mÉxico, las casas de narcotraficantes se convertirÁn en premios de la loterÍa nacional, entre ellas, la casa de "chapo" guzmÁn. >> estÁ bien que las rigen. ——rifen. >> este es tu noticiero univisiÓn con josÉ ramo e ilia calderÓn. ilia: la tormenta tropical nicolÁs tocÓ tierra en texas y luisiana. medio millÓn de viviendas y comercios se encuentran sin electricidad. en galveston, 14 pulgadas de lluvia. estÁ pedro con su informe. pedro: las lluvias y vientos que acompaÑaron la llegada del huracÁn nicolÁs a texas han generado mucho temor en

la informaciÓn la tiene en pa pamela: gracias y hasta maÑana. ♪ ♪ jorge: hoy es jueves 16 de septiembre son las principales noticias. el nÚmero de migrantes varados bajo un puente entre mÉxico y texas sobrepasa los 8000, creando una emergencia sanitaria para el gobierno del presidente biden. >> es terrible... jorge: en nueva york, estudiantes deben utilizar mascarilla por orden de las autoridades. >> quÉ viva la independencia de mÉxico! jorge: en el dÍa de la independencia mexicana, el presidente lÓpez obrador le pidiÓ al presidente biden que levante el bloqueo a cuba y le pidiÓ a los americanos que ayudan. visitamos a artesanos de guanajuato que lograron la marca colectiva de sus productos para defenderse de la piraterÍa. >> que la gente que viene a imitar, que no vendan cosas piratas. >> Éste es "noticiero univisiÓn" con jorge ramos ilia calderÓn. ilia: buenas tardes. comenzamos con la nueva crisis humanitaria que enfrenta el gobierno del presidente biden en la frontera entre texas y mÉxico. jorge: 8000 migrantes estÁn varados bajo un puente. ilia: el mes pasado hubo menos detenciones

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pamela zimmerman was the victim of cold-blooded murder. happened sometime before midnight.. the murder weapon, a. 9-millimeter handgun. >> there were two bullet wounds in her chest, in the front of her body. >> edith brady-lunny is a longtime pantagraph crime reporter. >> there was one bullet wound in her temple. and then there was one bullet wound in her back. >> so, somebody making absolutely sure she was good and dead. >> exactly. >> what was that like to hear that, that news? >> it was -- the worst phone call of my life. to think that -- someone shot her and just let her die. >> and pam's kids, when they heard that? >> i always told myself she didn't see it coming, just because that was the easiest way for me to cope with it. >> an execution, is what it looked like. or maybe an office invasion robbery? didn't seem likely, but -- >> they wanted to do a walkthrough to see what was missing or what was out of place. >> did you notice anything wrong, anything missing? >> the phone cords had been cut and the phones were gone. and my calendar that i kept all of her appointment

laura: we're joined now by pamela white, a former u.s. ambassador to the country.s for being with us. daniel foote uses strong language in his resignation letter. what is your reaction? >> first of all, thank you for having me on the program. it is a delight to be here with you. that letter by ambassador foote, there is nothing in there that i did not agree with. i don't think people outside the diplomatic community understand how courageous that letter really is. he could have easily said i resigned and gone away without being so specific about the reasons for his resignation. every single one of those reasons, i have been talking about for months. he is absolutely right. this deportation is a nightmare. i can't for the life of me understand why somebody didn't see this coming. these people who have traveled for over a month, with all the capabilities the united states of america has, why could we not have foreseen this and set up a system to handle it? we do not have a good immigration policy in the united states of america. laura: the ambassador said it is deepl

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