pamela smart, posing in a bikini.those pictures to young, innocent billy flynn, the story went, supposedly all part of her seduction. the story moved like wildfire around the country. >> i went in a gas station. i saw ""star" magazine," and there was their wedding picture. and it called her the ice princess, and that she had murdered gregg. i just couldn't believe it and bawled my eyes out. there was no way this was her. >> when the media was talking about pam, i couldn't recognize who they were talking about because it's not the person that i know. >> the families and friends of pamela and gregg smart were about to face a media onslaught. and pamela was about to become part of a new kind of television phenomenon. >>> coming up -- >> she told me she was going to do it like that. >> what did that mean? >> well, like provocative, like a striptease type of thing. >> red-hot testimony. >> we had sex. >> cold-blooded murder. >> i said, god forgive me. >> after you said, god forgive me, what happened? >> i pulled the trigge

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. >> jimmy: 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: this is a shocker, she doesn't know! >> sal: wow. >> jimmy: we're going to go to the sudden death. when i say sudden death, i don't want you to take th

nosotros estaremos muy pendientes de todo lo que ocurra con pamela. regreso contigo, patricia.quemado 6000 acres y amenaza unas 120 estructuras. segÚn las autoridades el fuego sigue ardiendo alentado por fuertes vientos y expandiÉndose a gran velocidad. la fuertes rÁfagas impidieron el despegue de aviones para combatir las llamas. si usted es de las personas que tomÓ una aspirina al dÍa para prevenir enfermedades cardÍacas preste mucha atenciÓn, expertos en salud estudia la posibilidad de introducir cambios en sus recomendaciones sobre consumo de una aspirina diaria. galo arellano nos explica por quÉ. galo: la aspirina ademÁs de baja la piel y reducir el dolor puededisminuir la posibilidades de sufrir un ataque corazÓn o un derrame. muchos toman una pastilla diaria, pero expertos estudia la posibilidad de introducir cambios, sobre todo para personas de 60 aÑos y mÁs. si usted es mayor de 60 aÑos y no ha sufrido ninguna condiciÓn cardÍaca, esta agencia le recomienda que no la tome a menos que el mÉdico la prescriba. la enfermedad cardÍaca es la principal causa de muerte en estad

pamela? >> exactly. even if you are infected with it, you could still have long haul symptoms and so forth even if you could take a pill to help or monoclonal antibodies. >> right. >> in addition to this cases remained steady or dropped in a seven-day average, a good trend that we're seeing. tell us more about it. what should we make of in? >> it is indeed. let's take a look at this map. you'll see very few states in red. red means that covid numbers are going up and covid cases are going up so it's good to see just five states. 19 states are in yellow and those are holding steady, the numbers are about the same and 26 states, 26 states the numbers are going down. this is great, but, pamela, we've kind of sort of been here before which was in late may, early june and then we saw what happened. this virus is very smart, and let's hope we stay where we are and it gets better, but there's no guarantees. pamela. >> let's hope. we know with this virus there is no guarantees, you're so right. elizabeth cohen,

>> yeah, pamela, i think there is.ple because they're our enemies or they don't like us. that's exactly who you need to talk and negotiate with. there's no point in just talking to your friends. so, i would say, first and foremost, we need to navigate from where we are. we have interests in afghanistan to include the afghan people, and the future of females in afghanistan that we committed a lot to. and i don't think we can say that all of that is now off the table. and so i think we have some leverage with the new government of afghanistan, the taliban. they are financially desperate. they also are going to try to enter the community of nations, so i think the best thing we can do is engage with them, leverage, don't be weak, i'm not arguing for recognition at this point, but i'm saying, try to get a workable relationship as soon as possible so we can see where that takes us. >> you have said the president biden made a courageous decision with the withdrawal from afghanistan, but not one that you would have made becau

great to see you. >> good to see you, pamela.oderate senator joe mansion proposed this $1.5 trillion for this spending bill. if all of their priorities are included, would you support that? if not, what would you support? >> well, i don't want to give a nu number. we're in a good place now. we passed the extension to the road transportation bill and for 30 days highway extension so we have a good chunk of time to work at that table where we all have a seat. so let's see what happens when we put our priorities in and when we look at maybe cutting the time in half and see what numbers we come up with. i couldn't even guess at this point. >> speaker pelosi says she wants to see infrastructure passed by october 31st. progressives want the two bills tied together but there is still a lot of work to be done on that larger spending bill. do you think that date, that deadline is realistic? >> well, i think it's kind of realistic because that's when the service runs out for the bill we passed friday night. when that ends we have to pass s

pamela?h. >>> for more let's turn to senior law enforcement analyst chief ramsey. authorities con foim they don't have the phone that laundrie useded on the road trip. how crucial is that piece of evidence? >> crucial. no doubt the phones were d disabled. it's unfortunate they don't have it. i was led to believe from the information publicly the phone was there and left that phone taking off by apparently a different phone he left behind. >> laundrie was surveilled by police before he disappeared. how did he slip through the cracks? >> at the time, i don't know the exact time line when they were con ducking sir urveillance but the a missing person. conducting a surveillance can be manpower intensive and i don't know how large that department is. i doubt it's large. i don't know if they tried to set up round the clock surveillance but that's something to be looked into to find out exactly what took place. did they have a surveillance? if so how did he elude them when they were on surveillance?

i'm pamela brown in washington and you are in the "cnn newsroom." it's great to have you along with us on this saturday. and we begin tonight with breaking news from laguardia airport in new york, a passenger aboard an american eagle flight is in custody after forcing an emergency landing. >> this was the scene on the tarmac where passengers were forced to deplane. one person onboard the flight said as soon as the plane came to a halt the flight attendants began shottinuting for everyone evacuate. what have you learned? >> reporter: the key tell here is that all passengers and the crew onthality flight are okay at this hour as this investigation gets started. in terms of the flight itself it touched down in la guardia strange enough about the time it was scheduled to land after its service from indianapolis. again service from indianapolis. port authority investigators telling us that towards the end of that flight there were some passengers aboard that plane that reported to the crew there was one of their fellow passengers that was behaving strang

>> it's a huge ripple effect, pamela. southwest has this started on friday with air traffic control issues and weather. that was on friday. the faa as you point output out this statement saying there was really no other issues yesterday or today and in fact, the weather was good across most of the country. no big air traffic control caused delays. the real issue is southwest paired down the schedule because of the pandemic. it's flying few airplanes trying to pack as many people as people so the airline issued a statement saying it's making it harder to get the operation back to normal. 1100 flights cancelled today. 800 yesterday. the real question is when this will end we have seen in the massive meltdowns with airlines in the past it's not like flipping on a switch that it does take time for airlines to return to normal. so i just checked. i'm flight aware shows the number of the cancellations. no major cancellations yet for southwest airlines tomorrow but we will see if that changes overnight. things have been mostly g

hi, fiona, good to see you. >> hi, pamela, nice to be here.rtant is it in your view that president biden declined to assert executive privilege over the trump white house documents? having worked in the white house, what do you expect the documents would reveal? >> well, i mean, to be honest, i'm not entirely sure what they will reveal, but hopefully they'll be helpful in trying to ascertain what was going on in this swell of events around january 6. the most important thing here is to really get a grasp on what happened in the lead-up to january 6, and what was the state of mind of everybody in and around the white house when things were unfolding. we have a lot of pieces of information, but clearly we need much more to be able to get our hands around this. having a credible concluding analysis and a report on this event is extraordinarily important for the next round of elections, because we know already that those elections are being contested. the midterms coming up in 2022 and then the prospects for the presidential election in 2024. pres

vemos a pamela, sandra viene en camino vamos a estar pendiente vean la unión americana el frío comoenas noticias para colorado parte de utah por la sequía que se presenta en la región para nosotros continuamos con la alerta de los vientos una tarde con nublados fría con vientos fuertes así que son las montañas vamos a seguir hablando en nuestro siguiente segmento >> ahora las recomendaciones ante la llegada de noche de brujas dicen que es seguro que los niños salgan apedir dulces >>e < hola ¿qué tal? es halloween hay personas disfrutando aunque noche de brujas es dulces para los niños los padres dicen no sentirse seguros es que la celebración para muchos se da por partida doble luego que dijera que las familias se pueden sentir seguras a la hora de pedir dulces pero las medidas de precaución nunca están de más dijo que los que no se han vacunado deberán de hacerlo para disfrutar >> pero vamos a hacerlo >> este año es mejor estar encerrado >> no celebrara por razones culturales >> por mi cultura no >> si usted no se ha vacunado no vaya a fiestas con grandes cantidades de personas rep

vamos a ver . >>> buenas tardes, gusto saludarte y pamela ahora es huracán categoría 1 y este fenómeno la mayor afectación ha sido en los mochis y ha tenido lluvias intensas y por ejemplo hay calles inundades y desbordamiento esto en las zonas bajas pero en zonas altas ya se registran socavones y también hay caídas de postes y atención porque en durango, nayarit, sinaloa y coahuila esperamos lluvias, la situación en los mochis es no salire sa también recomiendan seguir las recomendaciones de las autoridades , ahora regreso con ustedes . >>> y anoten la fecha de principios de noviembre que será cuando se reabran las fronteras después de 19 meses de estar cerradas pero para esto deben contar con la vacunación, esto es importante después de una larga espera . >>> la casa blanca trabajará con varios transportitas del país como walmart para regularizar el suministro por los restrasos por el covid-19 y las interrupciones están provocando desabastecimiento y aumento significativo de los precios . >>> y hay una importante noticia por los cambios en inmigración pues se pondrá fin a redadas en l

pamela?> joe johns, thank you so much. >>> rob pride is the national trustees chairman of the fraternal order of police. sergeant pride, thank you for making time for us tonight. even before this deadly ambush in houston, the number of officers killed by gunfire nationwide has surpassed all of last year's total. that is heartbreaking. why do you think that's happening? >> well, pam, i think it's a variety of things. first and foremost, our police agencies across the nation are struggling to recruit and retain good officers. no one is really raising their hand to be police officers right now. we're seeing a shortage of that. i also think the antipolice sentiment that we've experienced across the nation over the last year plays into that and it's just like the president said today in front of our survivors, being a police officer in the nation today is a hell of a lot harder than it's ever been, including these attacks. >> you agree with what president biden said that, it's more difficult than

>> hey, pamela, some really shocking revelations in this.h the documents. on january 6th facebook executives condemned on the attack on the u.s. capitol but internally some employees began to push back. facebook they suggested was culpable. one writing in an internal facebook company chat, with all due respect haven't we had enough time to figure how to mask discourse without enabling violence. another wrote they were tire of thoughts and prayers from facebook leadership. there were dozens of stop the steal groups active until yesterday another facebook employee responded. "stop the steal," the conspiracy theory movement that helped fuel the insurrection had been spreading for months. >> facebook, instagram, how have you bine promoting this? >> i created a facebook event for yesterday's event. and i posted after the fact we were again coming today. i will be again making another event in regards to tomorrow. >> facebook provided the fundamental coordinating infrastructure. they were sharing ride share information. they were sharing resources

>> hi, pamela. well, one of the central themes is this is something the president clearly enjoys doing, back on the stump delivering classic lies like don't boo, vote, don't be bam boodled. he was here seeking to make sure the democratic base is fired up and ready to turn out and make sure that democrats don't lose these two governorships. the focus today in new jersey was on in-person early voting. that starts today in the state. this is the first time anyone's ever been able to vote early in person in new jersey. of course people can vote early by mail. people can vote on election day, but the purpose here was to make sure people come out and vote. as you mentioned these are the races people are going to be looking to see what does it say democrats might have to face in 2020, just like in virginia we heard president obama talk up murphy's record and repeat a line about republicans not wanting people to vote. he argued if republicans had better policies they wouldn't have to focus so much on worryi

el motivo suficiente para cancelacn masivas de vuelos >> alerta de huracán, la tormenta tropical pamela en el sur de la península de baja california, tenemos la información de sus movimientos . >> sí, es una cosa tremenda lo que pasamos, sí está bien contenta, también feliz . >> final feliz para la odisea de cristopher ramírez, fue encontrado a 5 millas del hambriento sale del hospital mientras la familia no se explica lo que pasó facebook anuncia cambios después de acusaciones de una extrabajadora de que antepone intereses económicos antes de la salud mental de jóvenes y niños. >> el chef mexicano javier es un impulsor de la gastronomía de california de donde saca la materia que da carta de naturaleza a sus fogones, nos da cuenta de la producción local . >> (música) . >> (música) . gracias por acompañarnos en esta edición de noticias telemundo mediodía . >> southwest lleva varios días cancelando vuelos, este fin de semana anuló 1800, la tercera parte de sus operaciones normales interrumpiendo planes de viajes de miles de personas y también dejando varadas a tripulaciones deesos vuelos,

>> good evening, pamela. yes. this is in many ways what we are seeing on the beaches is the worst fears come to life. there's oil washing up on to the shore. there's an enfiltration into the wet lands and the marine conservation areas and the impacts are acute with as you said dead fish and birds washing on to the shore. it is heartbreaking. >> for people watching right now what's playing out in california explain why this is so heartbreaking. >> our california coast is -- it's almost 1,000 miles of absolutely breathtaking beauty. it is home to 70% of californians and it is a major engine of california's economy and what we are seeing right now is absolute destruction for the environment, the community and for our local economy. >> do we know the extent of the environmental damage at this point? >> pamela, we are still working to assess that and i expect a full assessment to take sometime. we know that there have been 3,500 bails released why there's 150,000 gallons of oil in the ocean right now. containment effor

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pamela? >> all right, natasha chen, thank you so much. >>> and now we pull back the curtain from behind the violent scenes of january 6th. there are new details tonight on t the tactics deployed as the u.s. capitol was under siege in a potential coup that was under way. many revelations involve the man you see speaking right here -- that is john eastman. you see rudy giuliani beside him, and like him, eastman is a former trump lawyer who spoke at the january 6 rally to promote the big lie that the election was stolen. eastman had been pushing for vice president mike pence to block congress' vote to certify the electoral college results, something the constitution didn't allow pence to do. and that only enraged the r rioters more. [ chants ] >> we want pence! >> it's over! >> as the mob came dangerously close to a fleeing pence, eastman fired off a shocking email. he told a pence aide that the vice president was to blame for the violence. quote, the siege is because you and your boss did not d

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niña de 5 años y una madre murieron por las inundaciones repentines que dejó la tormenta tropical pamelaalda y conmovió a los rescatistas. >> (audio en inglés). >> también encontraron el cuerpo de ester rodríguez. >> estaba en medio de los dos carros una mujer de 52 años nosotros la encontramos en el carro. >> fue espantoso me dijo mi hija, su hijo y su sobrino se aferraron a unos árboles pero estuvieron a punto de morir. >> ¿qué le dijo su hija? >> que dos hombres le abrieron la puerta y las pudieron sacar y el agua le tapó hasta la cabeza. >> el cuerpo de ester quedó a 16 pies de profundidad, dos días duró la búsqueda de la mujer . >> este es el camino y al comienza un cuenta por abajo cruza el río, eran las 7 de la mañana, iban a la escuela, estaba oscuro y cayeron los dos vehículos al agua. >> las fuertes lluvias de la tormenta tropical pamela afectaron el camino rural que está cerrado para la investigación, edgar vivar, noticias telemundo. >> en méxico más de mil familias quedaron afectadas por las inundaciones en nayarit. >> residentes perdieron casi todas sus pertenencias por desb

la maÑana hay que dar los dos vehÍculos, fuertes lluvias aceptaron este camino, todo bajo huracán pamelaroa semana será estÁ acusado de matar 17 personas en una zona de portland en el 2018 el acusado se declarÓ culpable por agredir a un polics víctimas .Ía en unÓ padre de una de las vÍctimas >>> emocionamos a joaquÍn, lo extraÑo muchÍsimo pero tenemos que hacer cosas para que otras personas al igual que nosotros no tendraún vigente en la florida.Án que pasar por esos monumentos podrÍa enfrentar incluso la pen de muerte omnisciente en la florid >>> en mÉxico vendedores de la hay tantas famosÍsimalor que embellece información desde la ciudad de méxico. >> es la tores desde adelanto trabajan de macho personas si es que existe una diferencia del aÑo pasado, no hay tantas restricciones po con su olor característico . >> a pocos r covid-19 m monitor ? pero esto es de ca capital mexicana >>> es la flor de la muerte, sÓlo es caracterÍstico en pocos dÍas el dÍa de multiplicar la flor veces con los altares, trabajan a marchas forzadas pars mercados nos va ofrecer la demanda, el aÑo pasado se queda

. >>> i'm pamela brown in washington. you are in the "cnn newsroom" on this saturday, and we begin this hour with the covid-19 pandemic and glimmers of optimism amid the darkness of another tragic statistic. the virus now has killed more than 700,000 people in the united states. look at this on the national mall here in washington, a sea of white flags delivering a heartbreaking visual. one flag for every life lost. in fact, the u.s. has the highest death toll of any country in the world. the 700,000 number equivalent to losing more than the entire population of boston. this afternoon joe biden issued this statement on the losses, quote, on this day and every day, we remember all those we have lost to this pandemic, and we pray for their loved ones left behind to our missing a piece of their soul. as we do, the astonishing death toll is another reminder of just how important it is to get vaccinated. end quote. >>> well, the u.s. is still averaging almost 1,900 covid deaths every day. the good news, new cases and hospitali

>> pamela, this is just a mess.tages which has contributed to this mess. it's a issue they've known about for months but have not been able to resolve. their c.o.o. released a video statement saying they're making no guarantees that they'll be able to stop these cascading cancellations saying they simply aren't where they want to be when it comes to staffing and when you compare the numbers, they have 7,000 fewer employees when compared to prepandemic. union representatives for flight attendants say about 1,000 of those 7,000 employees took early retirement buyouts in the early days of the pandemic. so you had passengers showing up here over the weekend and even still today expecting to get on their flight only finding out at the ticket counter that they weren't able to do it. we did find out there was a coup whole had their flight rebooked. this seems to be exclusively a southwest problem. southwest is their primary airline. >> it's been extremely frustrating. i mean, it's disrupted my work schedule anyway. and for

. >>> i'm pamela brown in washington. you are live in the cnn newsroom on this sunday. it's great to have you along with us. we begin tonight with breaking news. they call it the pandora papers, and tonight the box is open. a huge trove of private financial documents revealing how the rich and powerful keep billions of dollars beyond the reach of taxes, creditors' accoun accountability. approximately 1.59 million records were obtained from the con sorsortium of the investiga post and news worldwide. they are listed on forbes for billionaires and over 900 territories. quote, the papers allow for the most comprehensive accounting to date of a parallel financial universe whose corrosive effects can span generations, draining significant sums from government treasuries, worsening wealth disparities, and shielding the riches of those who cheat steal while impeding authorities and victims in their efforts to find or recover hidden assets. here to talk to us is correspondent greg miller. he joins us from washington. we want to note off the top that cnn has not done their own a

pamela: ¿como cuÁl es?ella, que venÍa de una Época bastante fuerte, complicada, turbulenta, no solamente con su carrera, sino a nivel personal, y ciento que en esta oportunidad, ojalÁ que esto que estÁ reflejando en esta entrevista, que es algo mÁs de serenidad, lo mantenga. acaba de firmar con otra disquera, esta empezando de nuevo, se estÁ reinventando, y todos tenemos la oportunidad de empezar otra vez. carlos: va a firmar en la nueva disquera de thalÍa, estamos imaginando si iban a ser que la chica buena y la de chica mala... elyangÉlica: la menos farÁndula era soy yo, y todos analizan que ahora es un angelito. creo que deberÍa dar esa imagen, porque parte de lo que se le crÍtica es el hecho de todo lo que se —— ha vivido antes, y todas las cosas que de alguna forma ha enfrentado confrontado con sus padres. creo que siempre una persona cuando va a sentarse en una entrevista tiene dos opciones dice realmente quiÉn es o maquilla quiÉnes. convenientemente puede hacerlo. beneficio a la duda. maity: me uno a

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pamela. >> thank you.how tough it is to keep talking and keeping your train of thought when it is so loud in the background. so great job there, arlet. glenn youngkin has done everything he can to keep the president on blanks in the waning hours of this campaign. talk about why this is a tricky political tight rope for him? >> reporter: well, pam, it seems he's been able to do this with relative easeba when you speak to the people at the rallies as i often do, they tell me they are not all that concerned about trump and really they believe that a republican like glenn youngkin could only win statewide if he does all that he can engage moderates, engage republicans on the far right and independents and even peel off some democrats and youngkin has that understanding too. that is why he emphasizes the democrats that are supporting him. take a listen to how he zeused this on the trail. >> this is not democrats versus republicans any more. this is not -- this is not people standing around holding up certain po

. >>> i'm pamela brown in washington. you are in the cnn "newsroom" and it is great to have you along with us on this saturday evening. an on this saturday night in the nation's capitol, the house is not in order. various democrats blaming one another for the collapse of an infrastructure deal this week. infrastructure week yet again. it continues. speaker pelosi wants it to be done by halloween but her previous deadline came and went just like kids going trick-or-treating and tonight democrats are back home empty handed. house progressives and moderates no closer to an agreement because they don't have a deal on the social safety net bill. the question now will they find a way to come together to pass the biden economic agenda. every american would be impacted one way or the other whether they would get help or pay for it. the biden legacy will be written in large part by what happens next. and we're hearing from president biden and other key democrat this is weekend. arlette saenz spoke to the president today. but let's

pamela? >> all right. thanks so much. >>> and new tonight, ed sheeren says he is self-quarantining after a positive-covid test. the news comes just days before the british singer's fourth album is released. sheeran says he is doing as many interviews and performances as possible from home. ♪ moderna or pfizer will do, you'll be good after jab number two ♪ ♪ but take two weeks for it to take effect ♪ >> late-night host james corden and sheeran teamed up in july to change the lyrics of his hit song shape of you to phrases about getting the vaccine. sheeran has not said if he has been vaccinated. >>> fought president trump over the election results in georgia. and now, republican lieutenant governor jeff duncan theys his party needs a reboot. jeff duncan joins me, next. l pa. it's clinically proven, reduces inflammation and comes in original prescription strength. salonpas. it's good medicine. ♪("you are the reason" by calum scott)♪ ♪ celebrate every kiss... ♪ ...that led... ♪ ...to this one. get 20 to 40 per

. >>> i'm pamela brown in washington. you are live in the "cnn newsroom" on this sunday evening, and it's great to have you along with us tonight. >>> frustration, finger-pointing and paralysis. in washington, the toxic brew is rising to a bubble. lawmakers now face tremendous pressure to take on facebook just days after a whistle-blower launched blistering and damning accusations against the company that it's allowing extremism to thrive, fomenting national divisions and even harming the mental well-being of children. >>> and at the white house, troubles new and old weigh down the president. his agenda and his popularity. even his own party feels the weight. trying to backtrack on his remarks that president biden's unpopularity is dragging him down in a closely watched race. joe johns is in delaware with president biden is spending the weekend, and cnn's suzanne malveaux is following the facebook story. the social media giant does not seem to be cowering. here's what facebook's vice president said this morning on cnn. >>

pamela, these are serious charges. each obstruction count, it carries a maximum 20-year prison sentence. officer riley will be in federal court for his arraignment on tuesday. pam? >> and jessica, the president is also making somewhat controversial comments about anyone who defies the january 6th committee. >> reporter: yeah, president biden weighing in here on a matter that is supposed to be within the sole discretion of it. >> defy congressional subpoenas on the january 6th committee? >> i hope that the committee goes after them and holds them accountable. >> reporter: should they be prosecuted? >> i do, yes. >> reporter: notably that comment was quickly clarified by the white house press secretary, jen psaki. it did set up some criticism that president biden was really interfering with doj decisionmaking. but pam, jen psaki made clear in a tweet that all of this would be at the sole discretion of the doj saying it's the independent role of the department of justice to make any decisions about prosecutions. so we wil

and texas and oklahoma bracing for the remnants of hurricane pamela. and rob marciano joins us. where is the dangerous weather hitting now? >> reporter: all three systems you mentioned are merging into one giant, slow-moving mess. the center is still across the plains, snow, rain, severe weather, at least one torna tain io the tpi tou tt is mo is lt over from hurricane pamela. downpours widespread tonight and tomorrow. the next 36 hours will be wet before it all moves east. >> rob, thank you. >>> we move to the breaking news from overseas. a horrific scene in norway. a deadly bow and arrow attack. five people killed, two injured. james longman joins us from london. you're getting new information about how this attack was carried out. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, whit. tonight, the suspect is under arrest after this horrific attack that took place south of the norwegian capital, oslo. investigators say he walked around firing a bow and arrow at people seemingly randomly. among the victims was an off-duty police officer. authorities intercepted him 20 minutes after learning of

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and now texas and oklahoma bracing for the remnants of hurricane pamela. right now plowing through mexico. rob marciano joins us. where is the dangerous weather hitting right now? >> reporter: all three systems that you mentioned are merging into one giant, slow-moving mess. the center of the low is still across the northern plains, with wind, snow, rain, severe weather, at least one tornado touching down tonight. and the impending cold front spawning severe weather yesterday and again tonight through texas and missouri, that is tapping into the deep tropical moisture of what is left over from hurricane pamela. heavy downpours widespread tonight and tomorrow. moderate risk of flash flooding from the rio grande through dallas and oklahoma. the next 36 hours will be wet before it all moves east. whit? >> rob, thank you. >>> we move to the breaking news from overseas. a horrific scene in oslo, norway. a deadly bow and arrow attack. five people killed, two injured. james longman joins us from london. james, you're getting new information about how this attack

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hurricane pamela made landfall on mexico's pacific coast, bringing high winds and rain. pamela regained hurricane strength just before it hit the coast 40 miles north of mazatlan. the hurricane was moving north and to the east, and remnants could approach texas as early as tomorrow. as we check in with meteorologist mark smile, hurricanes in the pacific. we don't talk about them often, mark i mean, although this one could lead to some life threatening flash flooding in mexico and texas, maybe. yes that's right, mike. he has to take him seriously. with that tropical moisture moving in and possibly upwards of maybe 5 to 8 inches in parts of texas as this system moves to the north and to the east. basically in the peak of fire seasons, september and october, and if you can't see here that to hurricane now, tropical storm moving onshore right now, pamela, a tropical storm packing winds of 45 miles an hour and here's the forecast in terms. of rain falls. you can't see it. you can see it's a kind of moving into into portions of texas on thursday, and as i mentioned, the wettes

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. >> en el país joão moutinho del huracán pamela que tocó tierra como categoría 11, dejando árboles destruidos el fenómeno, seguirá causando estragod . >s y cortes pueden comenzar la madrugada del jueves, 16 mil clintes se verían afectados . >> con vientos fuertes, apoyando, con recursos comunitarios, yudando a clientes . >> 5 con 45, vamos a ver las autoridades, y las temperatura actuales, contigo y la autoridad en el tiempo . >> el huracán pamnela, el prioero que sale es el categoría 3, la buena noticia es que el sistema comiena a debilitarse, el ciclón tropical, en la imagen , hasta ahora l depresión tropicl pmela, en estados unidos, promete inundaciones en la zona, mientras tanto, en el área de la bahía, tenemos una zona bastante débil en el área de san francisco, vemos la nubosidad que se retira de l zona, si nos movemos l sur al área de san josé, queda nubosidad en a zona, tenemos la mínima esta noche, comparando la temperaturas etstan entytre dos y 8 grados más frescas . >> es la manera de inremen james tarkowski, para mañana en la tarde teniendo el rango de lo 70 grados, para el vierne

por ahora estÁ la situaciÓn del huracÁn pamela.ompaÑÍa blue orange, se convierte asÍ en la persona de mayor edad en visitar el espacio, la nave alcanzÓ una 66 millas de la periferia del espacio, luego bajÓ en paracaÍdas en el oeste de texas. alan: un joven canadiense rompe rÉcord mundial, mire nada mÁs, es un fanÁtico amante de la coca colectiva la colecciÓn de latas mÁs grande del mundo, es increÍble, compro 11,000 308 latas en 108 paÍses diferentes, muestra varias estanterÍas en su habitaciÓn donde lucen como trofeos, coleccionÓ desde el primer diseÑo de 1955 hasta la fecha, incluso las que jamÁs salieron a la venta. ahÍ estÁ un nuevo rÉcord mundial, 11,308. >> dice que sueÑa con tener una mÁs con su rostro. >> que increÍble colecciÓn. alan: creo que coca ola debe hacer una con su rostro despuÉs de su rÉcord mundial. >> me gustarÍa saber cÓmo es el proceso de limpiar cada una de las latas para que se conserve bien por fuera. >> yo apenas puede con limpiar mi casa. >> cÓmo consiguiÓ las que jamÁs salieron a la venta, eso tambiÉn e

you can see tropical storm. pamela, that's formed off the pacific coast. now it is expected to strengthen into a hurricane for now with the wind gusts of 85 kilometers per hour. some flooding rains were expecting a life threatening storm surge, and we could see some dangerous winds kicking around as its strengthens. moving towards the north east, we are expecting to see some of those conditions brought into the baja california peninsula, though it is expected to just miss moving into such a low a province where it will take those conditions. and we could see some land slides and flash flooding with that mud slides too. now elsewhere in mexico, it is looking a lot dryer across southern arizona, heat coming through for can coon and pushing into bellies city. we've got shop a thunderstorms though, for cuba in those central areas. heavy rain for parts of the bahamas and into his panola. but we are seeing the heaviest falls in costa rica and panama as we move to south america. we've got those thunderstorms and showers rolling across northern areas, but we are s

ah, i reckon pamela made landfall on the coast of mexico, then rushed across the land is remained now just remains i. loads of moisture is being in training. this cold frontal system running through the southern plains states the u. s. tied to the head of it, which is really winter cold. it's brought several centimeters of snow from anywhere from montana to the dakotas, noah down through the rockies. so that's the starting position that we have. this will be thunderstorms, possibly tornadic. again, we're talking about texas. they will probably need nor through arkansas and eventually up to the lakes. the circulation is weakening in the air that was cold. it was. but look at this, the potential for snowstorms are still there or down through colorado, possibly even further south or i think maybe not now, but temperatures are on the low side. that was a shock to change season. so quickly. it slowly warm up. i think about how we get friday. the showers become rather more widespread on the eastern side of the u. s. and telephone together in texas. in fact, the concentration of sherry stuff

pamela: con ese conmovedor encuentro de exclusiva esta familia hispana, les decimos hasta maÑana.chelle: y recuerde sintonizar su noticiero local. maÑana tiene una cita de impacto con todo nuestro equipo muchas gracias por su confianza y su cariÑo. ♪ ♪ >> noticias univisiÓn 14 a las 6:00. paola: nuestra meteorÓloga nos explica quÉ significa. >> en este centro comercial y maÑana las personas se pueden vacunar si no se han vacunado. paola: buenas tardes. es un gusto darles la bienvenida. con este paisaje de diferentes puntos de el Área de la bahÍa le pregunto a nuestra meteorÓloga a quÉ hora podrÍa llover. >> buenas tardes. para los prÓximos dÍas vamos a tener varios sistemas afectando nuestra zona. se estÁ pronosticando que hasta el prÓximo lunes pudiÉramos estar viendo esos acumulados cercanos a las cuatro pulgadas cerca de nuestra Área, que pudieran estar llegando a esas cinco pulgadas en nuestra zona. vamos a tener algunos sistemas que estarÍan llegando antes que este rÍo atmosfÉrico. el primero ya se estÁ acercando hasta la zona de california y para nosotros va a estar aumentan

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