paula: no necesita hacer una cita.enemos recursos para los que estÁn en bÚsqueda. >> las empresas grandes buscan cocineros y cajeros. paola: le decimos cÓmo estar mejor preparado en su bÚsqueda de trabajo. paola: dueÑos y clientes nos dijeron si fue provechoso este dÍa haces tivo. esto y mÁs ímit. metro, no. ¡presentamos el gran cambio a 5g! por solo 25 dólares al mes obtén 5g sin límites y un smartphone 5g gratis. eso es la mitad de precio por una línea sin límites de datos 5g para smartphones mÁs un samsung galaxy 5g gratis al cambiarte y con intercambio. todo con la red 5g de t-mobile. conquista tu día con 5g solo en metro. ♪ paula: este lunes se celebrÓ el dÍa del trabajo en el paÍs. tayhana garcÍa tiene el recuento. >> hoy es feriado. >> estÁ un poco tranquilo por ser dÍa fez tivo tal vez. >> muchos vienen a san josÉ a divertirse y a pasarla bien. muchos quieren pasar el fin de semana largo. >> estamos aprovechando el dÍa festivo muchos vienen y otros van. >> queremos apoyar a la economÍa >> estos dÍas son los dÍa

paula: le decimos cÓmo prevenir este tipode hechos.locutor: y ahora noticias univisiÓn 14 sÓlo a las 23:00. paula: comenzamos. los casos de coronavirus han aumentado en el condado de solano. el concejo municipal de la ciudad de vallejo puso en efecto del uso de mascarilla. ramÓn nos dice dÓnd es obligatorio utilizar cubrebocas. ramÓn: el consejo votÓ para restablecer el uso de mascarilla en interiores y espacios pÚblicos o cerrados. el concejo municipal dice que tiene razones me beso para pedir la mascarilla ante el repunte de contagios. >> vallejo es la ciudad con el Índice mÁs alto de mÓvil en todo el condado. >> estamos en 52 por ciento de personas que han recibido lavado una. decidimos que el importante tratar de proteger. para algunos encargados de negocios en vallejo no deja de ser una pesadilla y a veces se ponen muy agresivos. >> no es que nosotros queremos. >> puede salir para unos tacos. >> ella trata de sobrevivir. >> los r por tres meses y sÍ me afectÓ. >> el objetivo es frenar la ola de contagios. >> importante es proteger

his loving mother, paula, joins me now.we are devastated for your loss and the loss of all of our young men and women, last week and in weeks and months and years before this in afghanistan and the war on terror. but i talked to you earlier this week, but what do you want americans to remember about your son and his sacrifice? >> first of all, i want to thank all those who are in the military and all of their military families, i want to thank you for being a family to all those who wear the uniform. thank you, first of all to ryan's ninth battalion. he served in the 82nd airborne, and he to those who served in other divisions, thank you. thank you for making this young boy become a man. the armed forces of the united states of america are the greatest forces in the world, and we are blessed that our son spent five years of his life learning how to become a better person, and a better soldier, a better man. the first thing i want to say is, their armed forces are the best and we are saluting you tonight. mothers and fathers

nice to have you back on the program, paula. you've watched a lot of these high-profile trials unfold, what stands out at this point? i know it's early, but what stands out to you? >> this trial has a little bit of everything. as you said, there's greed, thievery, a lot of really rich people lost a lot of money. there's a little bit of love for her boyfriend, sonny balwani was initially charged as a co-defendant, but elizabeth holmes got the case severed. that means they're he being tried separately, and she's saying all the thing the she did is because how mean he was to her. elizabeth holmes saying you are my breeze in the desert, my ocean, my everything. so that kind of, exactly, flies in the face of her being an abused person. i mean, it's an amazing marketing scheme. she started this at the age of 19. 19. she wasn't even old enough to have a drink, and she'd already raised millions of dollars. i mean, at one point, theranos, which is, she made up the name, she's a brilliant marketer is therapy and diagnosis. theranos, and s

>> it's like paula said, raj, they're trying to bring him forward to say elizabeth holmes knew what was going on even as the company was going downhill. and when general mattis testified that every decision he saw being made was made by elizabeth holmes, that he spoke only to elizabeth holmes, the reaction was eyebrows raised up because the defense has tried to prove that holmes may have been led astray by balwani or others, and she might have even be over her head. mad dog mattis, a four-star general who led as secretary of defense after he stepped down from the board. but we know him as a leader, as someone who really takes care of things said every decision made where he was concerned was made by elizabeth holmes. i think that's important. >> you can see the tea leaves here. scott, we talk about this. other high profile investors like the general there, larry ellison, rupert murdoch, the list goes on. could we see them in the next few days or few weeks? >> so far the prosecution actually both sides are kind of playing it low-key as far as we don't know who we're going to see on frida

hello, paula >> hello >> seth: it's so good to see you.essed the way an emmy-nominated actress should look >> well, thank you so much i wanted to zip up my zoom and just wear a little bit of sparkles for you, and i feel -- i can't believe we're having such an orthopedic episode of your show, because of amanda with her pickle ball shoulder, and i just got a knee replacement, because i have b.j. knee [ laughter ] >> seth: i'm so -- i'm so sorry that just go diagnosed >> i only kneel on one knee. it's very formal when i do it. it's very seldom i do it, i'm gonna be honest. >> seth: well, that's -- i think that's -- that's the british style, right one knee that's a bbj [ laughter ] >> i -- this also is the start of an homage to broadway coming back, which i'm so excited about, and also my favorite new york memory, which was going into therapy one time and some man coming down the stairs from this building. and he had sort of a sparkle scarf on, and he clearly had been at voice lessons. and he was in the hall, which the -- had good acoustics, a

and it felt pretty important. >> yeah, so let's bring paula back in. paula, what does the defense now have to do with this lab director's testimony, and then, you know, because you really just need that one person on the jury to be like, oh, yeah, this doesn't -- she seems credible, doesn't sound plausible to me. >> right, i mean, you just need -- that's how you defend a case these days. you just need one juror to find that the prosecution hasn't met their burden. you just need one juror that won't vote to convict and then there's not a conviction. the defense has all weekend to prepare their cross-question which you know they've been preparing for months, really years on this. the lab director was only there for a year and a half. and ironically it was his job to make sure that those machines were working so it's sort of -- they're going to -- i think, attack his credibility in the sense that he wasn't confident, he wasn't doing his job, if he'd done his job properly, then the company wouldn't have been in that dire situation because, again, the defen

paula: revisemos el pronÓstico del tiempo.or se mantuvieron en los 97. san josÉ en los 86 y santa rosa en los 88. tenemos un poco de nubosidad en la zona costera. hay aumento en la capa marina. por otro lado el viento se reporta cerca de las 15 millas por hora. vamos a tener condiciones ventosas todavÍa para el dÍa de maÑana. maÑana asÍ se verÍan las temperaturas. al mediodÍa estarÍamos en 78 grados. estamos esperando temperaturas en los altos y medios 80 grados. vamos a tener condiciones calurosas para el jueves y el viernes. el viernes santa rosa en los 93. estarÍamos recibiendo condiciones un poco mÁs frescas. >> un hombre se encuentra tras las rejas luego de dispararle un hombre. un oficial fue herido durante el tiroteo. sabemos que otro de nuestros oficiales abriÓ fuego en contra del sospechoso. ahora investigan el caso como un tiroteo en el que estÁn involucrados oficiales. en oakland el ayuntamiento votÓ para aÑadir una nueva academia policial. la medida requiere que la ciudad mantenga al menos 638 aquí veo que le toca

paula, paula. perlita: todos digan "que se llame perlita". inocencio: ¡no!ando ya tÚ eres ciudadano tienes que ejercer eso de salir e ir a votar. presentador: a dos dÍas de la regiÓn rogatoria que busca destituir al gobernador. miembros de organizaciones invitar a la comunidad a participar en el proceso electoral. las llamas de un incendio estuvieron campamentos para personas desamparadas cerca del aeropuerto de san josÉ muy buenas noches, un gusto darle la bienvenida comenzamos con un domingo con las temperaturas vamos con nuestra meteorÓloga quien no tiene informaciÓn sobre la calidad del aire reportera: paola, muy buenas noches estamos comenzando a ver un poco mÁs de bruma en la bahÍa de san francisco y es que estamos masticando la mayor equidad de humo en nuestra Área de cobertura. por lo pronto toda esta Área se mantiene buena para el dÍa de maÑanapero por lo pronto vamos a estar viendo un deterioro para la misma. precisamente por esta cavidad moderada es que estamos haciendo el aumento en la calidad de un las pasadas horas hemos visto este particulado

paula: muchas gracias, buenas tardes. martes caluroso en nuestra zona.Á tan intenso. las rÁfagas podrÍan estar cercanas a las 50 millas por hora. esta noche a 54 en san josÉ. vallejo en los 87. en san josÉ nos mantenemos con temperaturas cercanas has ♪ presentador: quÉ tal?, muy buenas tardes. no todo bien eso . hay un lugar auténtico donde la mesa se vuelve el alma de la casa. donde cacique inspira la chispa. y el cariño de la familia y los amigos se siente en cada mordida. cacique. lo auténtico los espera. al comenzar el año escolar, nuestra prioridad es la seguridad de los estudiantes. gracias al gobernador newsom, el presupuesto estatal destaca fondos sin precedentes para escuelas pre-kinder al doceavo y universidades comunitarias- con inversiones para la salud mental y emocional, recursos para emplear más enfermeras y consejeros, y su plan expande el pre-kinder para incluir niños de cuatro años. acompaña a los educadores en agradecerle al gobernador newsom, y dígale que siga haciendo prioridad la educación pública. ♪ paula: antes de despedirnosle co

paula: hablo con el director de la patrulla de caminos.o primero que hay que hacer es alejarse del conductor y hay que llamar al 911.hay que dar toda la en formaciÓn que se pueda sobre ese choque. si sabes mÁs o menos el tipo de carros. paula: quÉ se puede hacer si necesito ayuda en la carretera? >> se va a ir a las oficinas del condado. >> vamos a aguardar cada una de estos consejos. >> autoridades investigan si un rayo pudo causar la muerte de una familia en san francisco. despuÉs de este hallazgo funcionarios cerraron la zona. seguirÁn subiendo las temperaturas esta semana. >> temperaturas bastante cÁlidas. en los prÓximos dÍas seguimos con condiciones calurosas. el aire desciende y actÚa como un tomo. se emitiÓ una advertencia por calor para el condado solano. mucha precauciÓn. para esta noche vamos a tener nubosidad llegando a nuestra Área. al mediodÍa deberÍa comenzar a retirarse hacia zonas de en la costa. temperaturas mÍnimas en los bajos 60. nosotros estarÍamos en los medios 50 . santa rosa en los medios 90 para maÑana y en san jo

paula canny, we appreciate your insight. remember to stay with nbc bay area for continuing coverage of this trial. all reporters are in the court room on a daily basis. >>> up next, look at the smiles there. that's simone biles in san francisco tonight. much different than what we saw in tokyo. we have the exclusive interview. and more affordable housing. how two new bills signed by governor newsom could impact your neighborhood. >>> but first, trending on our digital platforms, mandatory vaccines for california prison of staff. a federal judge orders all employees entering prisons to be staffed. >>> welcome back to nbc bay area news tonight. this is new video from the shark tank. look at this. fans. the sharks playing their first preseason game. there are new covid rules. you have to show your vaccine card or a qr code. the sharks play the l.a. kings. >>> how about this, gymnastics royalty is in the bay area. the last time we saw simone biles, a much different mood. she worst won a bronze. today simone biles speaks exclusiv

ochoa que está en los Ángeles, maría paula buenas tardes.dentes y dar alivio la junta de supervisores del condado votó en favor de extender la protección en quirino afectados por el covid-19 hasta enero 31/ 2022, sin embargo en el resto del estado hay algunas regiones que es cientos de miles continúan en vilo ante el inminente fin de la moratoria el 30 de septiembre. >> cuando comenzó la pandemia maría se enfermó del riñón y no pudo volver a trabajar. en casa donde viven sus cinco hijos, todos dependen de el empleo de el mayor. >> con lo poco que él gana, lo ocupamos para la comida. >> pagar la renta es imposible, jean parados por la moratoria contra el desalojo conservado el techo que los cobija por 18 años pero una orden del alguacil y se que tiene que salir dos días después de vencer la protección estatal el 30 de septiembre. >> no quiero tener a mis hijos en la calle, no quiero que pues ellos vayan a pasar por una situación así verdad. >> como ella cientos de miles se sienten con el agua hasta el cuello en un conteo regresivo que les pue

more importantly, how do you redistribute paula in the global arena? and i think that's the bigger challenge. nobody wants to give up their power. nobody wants to be seen as vulnerable in terms of where the power dynamics lie. and i agree they are pockets of excellence in the, in the us that we need to look at. and extrapolate lessons around, but i guess was the world school rec, reflects a power imbalance. i think these tensions will continue to arise who's going to basically decide that i'm going to de carbonized and move towards a better car, but a better environmental footprint. they say there's a lot of questions here, and i think the challenge is, you know, how do you get those agreements to be practical, but also get them to be implementable and operationalize symbol harness form of odd often why have from defenders of the un is yes, okay, it is flawed, it's a flawed system, but it's the only system we've got. do you agree with the yes, thank you, brian. and i think are absolutely agree with that. and also the convention. i also the point that m

>>> compuesta >>> se titula el cochinito y denuncia a los polÍticos que se aprovecharon >>> marÍa paulao. >> pero no saben que detrÁs estÁn padres de familia >>> tambiÉn estÁ dedicada a quienes llaman polÍticos >>> contrario a ellos >>> lucen limpios y corbata. >> pero a la hora de llegar al puesto se olvida >>> como aseguran que ocurriÓ >>> aÚn incumplida de la reforma migratoria >>> es el contraste. >> del trabajador >>> esencial que primera lÍnea es muy importante >>> esta pandemia lo hizo ver bien claro >>> como en este momento porque han utilizado su mÚsica para enviar mensajes sobre los que nos aqueja >>> estoy siendo Útil a mi comunidad y le estamos cambiando los ojos a la gente con mÚsica en el corazÓn. >> marÍa paula ochoa, noticias telemundo. >> antes de despedirme quiero compartir muy buena noticia a partir del 27 de este mes me podrÁn seguir a las 10 de la maÑana en el programa de la cadena mnbc >>> por esta razÓn >>> desde el 27 de este no voy a presentar este noticiero pero sigo en noticias telemundo >>> asÍ que en plataformas digitales aquÍ en nuestra >>> estoy muy orgull

paula, you first. as we detail just how this investigation from office to office was botched, tell us which policies weren't followed and how this unfolded over the last several years? >> victor, it's really incredible. the office of inspector general's report focuses on the fbi field office in indianapolis. that's a branch of the fbi that handles complaints and allegations in that area and they focused on two individuals in that office. the first is the special agent in charge at that time, jay abbott, and another special agent under him, michael langman. today we heard mikayla maroney detail how she spoke with langman back in 2015 and the details of her interview highly unusual. this is a minor with allegations of sex abuse and she talks about how she was on the phone with this agent, on the phone, that's very unusual, by herself, detailing these allegations for hours. she described how there weren't many follow-up questions. she also says and the inspector general report also reveals how this interv

paula: quÉ tal?, lo saluda paola berrueta.n sÓlo semanas de que termine la ayuda que reciben los inquilinos el condado contra costa anunciÓ que cuenta con un presupuesto para ayudar a quiÉnes lo necesitan. ramÓn adame nos dice quiÉnes pueden aplicar. ramÓn: en efecto muchas familias no pueden superar el problema del pago de la renta. aÚn hay buenas noticias al darse a conocer que hay mÁs fondos para ayudar a los inquilinos a dar el primer paso para verificar si son o no elegibles. al final le tengo un nÚmero de telÉfono para obtener mÁs informaciÓn. muchas son las razones por las que varios inquilinos creen que todavÍa necesitan ayuda econÓmica. >> muchas cosas han cambiado, mucha gente no puede trabajar distintas razones. todo ha cambiado. ramÓn: este programa sirve para quiÉnes bien osos finanzas a fe dadas por la pandemia. >> tenemos $117,000,000 y contamos con la asistencia estatal. [hablen inglÉs] >> tenemos $133,000,000 que han sido solicitados y 43 que se han distribuido en el condado de contra osta. califican los inqui

his loving mother paula joins me now.vastated from your loss and the loss of all our young men and women last week and weeks and months and years before this in afghanistan and the war on terror. i talk to you earlier this week, what do you want americans to remember about your son and his sacrifice. >> first of all i want to thank all those who are in the military and all the military families. i want to thank you for being a family. thank you first of all. he served in the 80 second airborne, thank you. thank you for doing this. the armed forces of the united states of america are the greatest forces in the world and we are blessed that our son spent 5 years of his life learning becoming a better person, better soldier, better man. the first thing i want to say the armed forces are the best. mothers and fathers lost their loved ones tonight, we salute you. we also say to you you did a terrific job keeping americans safe. and we are honored, we're simply honored to know we can sleep at night better because of what you do

paula: esta mujer estaba la estaciÓn de san francisco con su perro..e varios paÍses, ramÓn adame se comunica con la comunidad guatemalteca para que no cuenten cÓmo estÁn hablando. >> miles de personas se estÁn congregando. se puede ver que se dan cita las familias con sus pequeÑos. estÁn celebrando su independencia. hablamos de costa rica, el salvador y por supuesto honduras. es lo que se estÁ viviendo. la idea es partir de una caravana. aquÍ se van a congregar mÁs personas para unirse a esta celebraciÓn. mÁs adelante en el prÓximo segmento vamos a tener una entrevista con el cÓnsul honorario de guatemala. regreso contigo a nuestros estudios centrales. paola: en momento regresamos contigo. reportera tiene un vehÍculo y quiere desha ♪ paola:el condado alameda anunciÓ que abrirÁn 34 casas pequeÑas para ayudar a las personas que viven en la indigencia en san leandro. servicios mÉdicos y de salud mental. >> hay 15 unidades de las personas que estÁn en en los italia y los que necesitan cuidado por lo menos para los 90 dÍas. siempre ahÍ apoyo y manejo para q

the guy was like, paula abdullah. who? paula abdul. i'll take it. you want to look inside?. she's a very nice lady. have i ever dated her or flirted with her, no. >> jimmy: no, just moved right across the street from her. [ laughter ] >> i looked, every time she came outside, i would accidentally come out, "hey, paula, how are you?" >> jimmy: just getting the mail. >> that's a true story. >> jimmy: true or false, you have a two-story closet. >> yes. >> jimmy: there's a staircase in your choose set? >> staircase in the closet that goes down to another bedroom. >> jimmy: what's in there? >> clothes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: do you have things displayed? do you have like the "kazaam" genie suit in there. >> i do. [ applause ] >> jimmy: on the wall? >> yes, on the wall. >> jimmy: it is. >> you want to buy it? >> jimmy: i'd love to put it on at some point. >> all right, deal. >> jimmy: okay. you once put a teammate, when you were on the phoenix suns, in a sleeper hold and rendered him unconscious shortly before a game. >> true. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: why did you do that? >> becaus

"hey, paula, how are you?"'s in there? >> clothes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: do you have things displayed? do you have like the "kazaam" genie suit in there? >> i do. [ applause ] >> jimmy: on the wall? >> yes, on the wall. >> jimmy: it is. >> you want to buy it? >> jimmy: i'd love to put it on at some point. >> all right, deal. >> jimmy: okay. you once put a teammate, when you were on the phoenix suns, in a sleeper hold and rendered him unconscious shortly before a game. >> true. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: why did you do that? >> because somebody from his country was fighting a guy that i knew in mma. he just kept talking, "oh my bro, we have a game," kept to it. he got in my face and my reflexes just -- [ laughter ] i didn't want to do it on purpose, but he came in my space and my reflexes -- >> jimmy: have you knocked a lot of people out with the sleeper hold? yeah. [ laughter and applause ] >> yes. >> jimmy: do you ever do it for fun? >> yeah, i do. i'll do it on guillermo. >> jimmy: no, guillermo, i don't want yo

paula newton, cnn, ottawa. >> thank you, paula. i want to go straight to taipei. will ripley joins us from there. i just see we got a news medial alert that the two michaels were released on bail, what does that mean? that's a euphemism, isn't it, that's not entirely true? >> you're right, robyn, it's the first same that they were released and allowed to return back home as meng wanzhou. of course, it was mentioned they are literally in planes, simultaneously, heading in the opposite direction as we speak about their respective touchdown in home countries but china has long thought to put distance between the two michaels, a national security case, a security case and meng wanzhou, a political case. they were felt her to be a political case around the world. one was sentenced to 11 years, the other awaiting sentencing. in terms of meng wanzhou, she's getting more coverage than the two canadians. she posted her gratitude to the chinese-american party. and what she called as her motherland, allowing her to come home. she'll arrive 8:00 local time. she'll be getting

paula newton, cnn, ottawa. >> now, meng wanzhou is expected to be back on chinese soil in the comingours. will ripley is joining me from taipei. it really is hard to argue now as china has done that these two cases are unrelated. how is this going to be received in china? >> reporter: i'll tell you two words that you will not be hearing in china on their state media or their social media are the words "hostage diplomacy." there was some sort of a hashtag like that to pop up, it would be quickly scrubbed away by the army of online censors and trolls that are always making sure that everything is squeaky clean on the chinese mainland internet. they're reporting that meng wanzhou did not have to plead guilty. they're not mentioning she didn't dispute facts, but she did plead not guilty. this deferred prosecution deal means she was free to go home, free to get on a jet to leave her multi-million dollar mansion in vancouver where she's been under house arrest for nearly three years under conditions that arguably are going to be looser than the conditions that she'll be facing when she arr

i am jake tapper live in lower manhattan with wolf blitzer at the pentagon, paula reed in shanksville, pennsylvania where flight 93 went down. at the memorial, two reflecting pools represent the footprints of the twin towers, north and south towers, surrounded by names of the victims of the 9/11 attacks. and also the 1993 world trade center bomb. families of the heroes lost, elected leaders from across the country, including four u.s. presidents past and present attending ceremonies in new york, washington and pennsylvania today. president biden and first lady jill biden arrive in shanksville any moment, will lay a wreath at the flight 93 memorial, there they are moments ago getting off in johnstown, pennsylvania. we heard from george w. bush who was president on 9/11. vice president kamala harris spoke as well. u.s. military leaders led the ceremony early this morning at the pentagon which was also struck, honoring the lives lost, sacrifice of so many families not only that day but in the 20 years that followed in the war on terror, most recently 13 marines at the kabul airport. let'

let me start where paula left off.here any standing, steve bannon did not work at the white house and does not have any privilege. any standard for the others to claim executive privilege and here's what happens? >> the executive privilege belongs to the president and there's only one president, that's president biden, so it is now his authority to exert if he wanted to, so far the administration has indicated that they are not going to assert privilege, that in this particular matter, the january 6th committee's investigation, individuals should koorp rate, and so then the next question goes to what paula was talking about which is if these individuals choose not to comply, not produce documents or not appear for their deposition, will the justice department potentially prosecute them for criminal contempt? >> and so in these -- these officials are critical. these officials are critical. we're talking today about truth. we'll come back to the arizona sham audit. adam schiff says these four are critical because they kn

paula, let's start with you first. what do we know. . >> the subpoena is more of a sharp escalation in the two month old committee investigation. members said they are very interested in what information was known within trump's orbit about the planning leading up to the insurrection and the decisions made that day. these are the first subpoenas. they have specifically targeted individuals they believe would be uncooperative. they include trump white house chief of staff mark meadows, deputy chief of staff dan ska vie know and kash patel. the committee is looking for a quick turnaround. all four associates will produce relevant documents and appear for depositions. we have reached out for comment. patel said he was disappointed but not surprised that the committee had subpoenaed him before seeking his voluntary cooperation. the committee is prepared for resistance. if folks refuse to comply, they can be referred to the justice department to try the get the matter into court. that can make some time. they believe the bi

paula. >> reporter: yeah, i mean, alisyn, victor, look at the mess behind us right here. thing that is so stunning, look at this destruction, and yet i can tell you not far from here, in fact just a few feet, other homes were untouched. the ferocity of the winds coming through there all too punishing and very little warning. now, you know, county officials here telling us that as of right now they're not aware of any serious injuries or any deaths, and that right now -- you've got to call it a miracle. the last time i have seen anything like this was in hurricane dorian in the bahamas. look, these homes have been absolutely shredded. here residents have already started the cleanup, but it is unbelievable the destruction. next-door neighbors, one home almost destroyed, right next door absolutely pristine and still in good shape. they are in absolute shock here, i can tell you. again, as you guys were saying, this is in the southern part of the state. if you go to the northern part of new jersey it was the deluge of water. i was through some of it myself last night and the

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paula berry, who lost her husband in the attacks, and paula was the representative of the relatives onuck by how everyone really, you know, obviously are missing their loved ones but they feel they are still with them. you know, so many people spoke about guardian angels. so many people spoke as if the person is very much still alive and watching over them. so, that is raw but it is also indicates that people have moved on and that they have integrated their loved one in their life. and on this 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, we have heard a lot of calls for a return to that unity. isn't that something? yes. do you feel that? well, ifeel that way, and in fact, if there is something that the memorial could stand for, it is not only the 9/11 and the event of the day, which historically will always be remembered, but it was the one time that the world all came together, and it really did come together. and we, as human beings, have the capacity to come together. so, yes, i understand that sense of unity and i understand, more than ever, how important it is at this time that we have

paula jones and linda tripp changed their faces. >> reporter: tripp spoke with abc news about her decisionce. >> i didn't realize how ugly i was till i saw the pictures after this story hit. >> do you think your physical appearance affected the way the public viewed you? >> yes. it was easier for the country to accept evil, manipulative, betray, villainess, ominous, odious, all those horrible words if the photos matched the description. >> reporter: linda tripp passed away in 2020 of pancreatic cancer. >> the one remarkable thing about linda by the end of her life is she didn't seem to have much regret. to find yourself 20 years down the line and look over your shoulder, in the rear-view mirror, and not question your behavior, is the only part of it that i really kind of can't come to terms with about linda. >> reporter: now 48 years old, money cass has emerged in recent years, giving a 2015 ted talk on shame. >> i went from being a completely private figure to a publicly humiliated one worldwide. >> reporter: and becoming an activist against bullying. >> and the case of monica, the whole

marÍa paula ochoa tiene todos los detalles, marÍa paula cuÉntanos desde california, adelante. >> nicole de california, ya que el 30 de septiembre se vence la moratoria de desalojos y todavÍa son miles y miles los que no pueden cumplir con el compromiso de su renta, eso podrÍa llevar a una marea de personas que pierdan su techo si es que son desalojados. de hecho, en el condado de los Ángeles hay unos 700 mil inquilinos atrasados con sus pagos y se espera que haya hoy un voto por parte del consejo del condado para extender la prÓrroga para pagar la renta al menos entre quienes residen en su territorio y entregarles otra serie de beneficios, activistas abogan por esta causa en manifestaciones afuera del concilio pidiendo acciones concretas, la extensiÓn de la moratoria, el perdÓn de la deuda y asistencia legal. >> que pongan un abogado que nos proteja a nosotros, porque ahorita por lo regular protegen a los dueÑos y los inquilinos nos estÁn dejando prÁcticamente en el limbo. >> es que una de las grandes preocupaciones es los acosos a los que estÁn enfrentandodose estas familias por parte

let's begin with paula reed in shanksville, pennsylvania. i want to begin with president biden defending the withdrawal during his visit to a shanksville fire department, but those aren't the only comments he made today. >> reporter: that's right. we were not expecting to hear from the president today. the only former president we expected to hear from was former president george w. bush. but president biden made brief remarks while visiting a volunteer fire station not far from here in shanksville, pennsylvania. and he was visiting that particular station because those were the first responders to visit the crash site of flight 93 on 9/11. in his remarks as you heard he continued to defend the administration's withdrawal from afghanistan and he continues to defend our ability to respond to threats in that country even without troops on the ground. the president started the day in lower manhattan before coming here to shanksville, pennsylvania. i am currently standing at the national memorial to flight 93. as you just described, what's so si

y esto, va a permitir que el humo problema neent de los incendios se mantenga estancado. >> marÍa paulaanunciÓ la casa blanca, en este comunicado se indica que con su presencia en nueva york, pensilvania y el pentÁgono en washington, el mandatario y la primera dama quieren rendir homenaje conmemorar las vidas que se perdieron. >> en mÉxico, una nueva caravana de migrantes partiÓ de tapachula chiapas es la cuarta formada en pocos dÍas con origen en esa ciudad que recordemos colinda con guatemala, y a pesar del despliegue de las fuerzas mexicanas para em pide su paso como hicieron con otras caravanas, el grupo confÍa que puede llegar a estados unidos. vÍctor silva nos amplÍa. >> aÚn no amanecÍa y agentes de migraciÓn y guardia nacional realizaban un operativo en el centro de tapachulas revisaban a todos. >> estÁn ubicando a uno de otro lado. >> guatemala, cuba que se acerquen. >> pero esto no impidiÓ que decenas de migrantes iniciarÁn una nuevas caravana, ya no quieren estar en esa ciudad fronteriza porque alegan que son vÍctimas de abusos de las autoridades migratoria. >> a mÍ me robaron

ahÍ estÁ ♪ paula: recarde que puede encontrar mÁs informaciÓn sobre los centros de vacunaciÓn cerca den tambiÉn en la pÁgina web del condado. asÍ llegamos al final, lo dejamos con el noticiero nacional. pase buenas la prisiÓn. este martes en "primer impacto". continuamos con "noticiero univisiÓn" edition lo una. —— nocturna. ♪ ♪ patricia: es lunes 13 de septiembrey estas son las principales noticias. hay posibilidades de que nicolÁs azote como huracÁn. se recuperan heridas fÍsicas seis adultos y niÑos luego de que u

so, paula, who is included in this list of subpoenas? committee looking for from them as you put all this together? >> erin, these subpoenas specifically target 11 individuals who have connections to the organization women for america first. they are the ones who organized events, including the january 6th rally on the ellipse. now, among the names on this list, amy kremer, founder and chair of women for america first. and christina pearson, a former trump campaign official who lawmakers allege was in direct communication with the former president about events organized by this group. now, these subpoenas are specifically requesting any materials related to the organizing, planning, and the funding of this event. they were also looking for any communication with trump-administration officials or lawmakers about this event. now, as you noted, this is the house select committee's second round of subpoenas. their first round targeted just a small group of former-president trump's closest advisers. lawmakers say that first group, they were r

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what a tornado damage or destroyed more than 25 homes, paula. is that right?not to be believed. you have to think in the state of huge, wolf, the devastation from one end of the state right to the other. we're a couple of hours drive from new york city and here it was the tornado, not so much the water. look at this home, wolf. i mean, this was a family home but not that -- built not that long ago but by the description of the thomas family who were in here. they had a few young minutes, two young girls, a pregnant mother had to flee to their basement them. said when they emerged they could actually continue to see debris falling into their basement. so many of these residents here, wolf, completely terrified. i want you to listen to mike castle. again, just making dinner. he was in the shower and all of a sudden his wife got the alert on her phone. take a listen. >> i was up in the shower and we got the tornado alert warning, and my wife said you've got to get out right now. it wasn't three minutes later that all of my back windows exploded and it sounded lik

paula: incrementar los contagios por una juntos con los estudiantes que enseñamos y cuidamos y tambiéno año escolar. estamos listos para enseñar. determinados a mantener la salud y seguridad - seguridad de todos. y entusiasmados por ayudar a todos los estudiantes a salir adelante. porque sabemos que las buenas escuelas públicas mejoran a california para todos. ♪ paola: a partir de hoyentro en vigor una ley que obliga a todos los empleados a presentar un certificado de vacunaciÓn. el mandato aprobado el pasado 17 de agosto. paola: hablamos sobre los peligros luego del feriado. le contamos. >> si comienza a tener cansancio como si tienen problemas con una fiebre como. >> todos nosotros estamos todos vacunadps. >> sabemosque uno tiene sÍntomas de uno a tres dÍas. el doctor recomienda que se mantenga en cuarentena mientras espera los resultados. >> pone momento todo estÁ bien. en promedio de 10 trabajo en miedo deberÍa ser al no estar vacunado. >> es importante que todos >> doctor, estamos actualizando en informaciÓn. las vacunas nos protegen igual ante esta variante ímites. metro, no. ¡pr

paula, this is the third missile launch in just the last month. what's behind this?er: that's right, ana, yes. this was about 6:40 a.m. local time. it was a short range ballistic missile according to the joint chiefs of staff here. not one of the missiles that is of greater concern to the region, but still one that violates united nations resolutions from the security council, and it happened just about 20, 25 minutes before the north korean representative for the united nations stood up in the general assembly and made his speech for north korea, so clearly the timing does not appear very coincidental. now, during that speech the representative said that he blamed the u.s. for antagonizing north korea saying that north korea has the right to self-defense. it has the right to test these weapons. not technically correct, of course, because it does violation u.n. security council resolutions, so the u.s. military said it doesn't pose an immediate threat to the u.s. or to its allies and personnel in the region, but it does show that north korea does have a destabilizing

and paula, at least eight confirmed tornadoes touched down last night with one of them destroying or damaging more than two dozen homes where you are. are people still without power? what's it like right now? we saw some of the receding waters in progress where miguel is. what's it like for you? >> reporter: here there is a little bit of power. you're so on point when you said so many families aren't spending the night in their homes. the family behind me, they're not here, they took two little girls, pregnant mother, father, all in the basement, had just three minutes before that funnel cloud ripped right through this neighborhood. and you were talking about the tragic deaths just in the state of new jersey now, up to 23. most of those from the floodwaters. laura, i heard again and again in this neighborhood today we are so lucky to be alive and we know that. i want you to listen to mike castle who again said, coming out of the shower, he and his entire family had to race to the basement. listen. >> i was up in the shower. and we got the tornado alert warning. three minutes later, a

i will it speak to paula. but it's gina esteban in very, she's head of communications with you and hcr in lebanon. portal, welcome to the program. this is just a dreadful litany of problems and challenges. and it's extreme is this, it is thank you for having us today. and as you say, we have to put the situation of refugees in the larger context. lebanon is facing the worst economic and financial crisis in decades, and everyone is suffering lebanese. but refugees are in a situation of extreme button. their ability over the past 18 months, the car and the last, 85 percent of its value, meaning that prices have skyrocketed. and refugees are really struggling to survive . and we have to remember that refugees have been in a refugee status, never known for over 10 years. and the level still remain the country hosting the largest number of refugees per capita. and as ever as children, the heart of at all who bear the brunt accident, the situation of children is extremely alarming. and once again, and unfortunately

but firstly you, paula. it's the government that needs to do the listening, isn't it? not the police, so this is an argument and violence of sled up with what the policy is missing in this definition. the government of course, but the police again is the arm of the government. right? so we can have, you know, an arm that is, is maybe using too much violence against something that is again, it's not, it's not a band of terrorist. so i think that there should be some kind of, you know, different approach. and what would you say, peter, what would that different approach bay in order to try and stop a circle? we regularly get protest is and others criticizing the police. and so i and they should do it differently. times me a deafening silence. why not? how if you're going to say the police should stop doing things the way they do after years, and then i tried to be able to come up with the listing, tentative and not just i will not my job. and i, yes, final needs like valid suggestions, but don't just say someone doing that. i don't want to suggest what he should be doing

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cnn's paula hancocks is monitoring developments from seoul, south korea.ut this missile and what north korean dictator kim jong-un might be up to now. >> well, jake, according to north korean state-run media, and that's really all we have it from at this point, they did test fire these long-range cruise missiles. they say that it's been two years in development this new weapons system. they did earlier this year test some short-range missiles, but this is really the most significant testing that we have seen since u.s. president joe biden came into power. now, technically, north korea is not breaking any rules by test firing this system. it's not ballistic missile technology, which means it doesn't violate the u.n. security council resolutions, but any weapons test from north korea is going to rattle the region and this is no different. japan says it's very concerned. the range that we saw or at least heard from north korea was just shy of a thousand miles. now, that would put japan in its sights. and of course, the u.s. military assets in both japan and s

all right, paula grimaldi, member of the italian chamber deputy. thanks so much for your time. and of course, it's not just the old new russians. you've been keen to get a reaction of the past few days. this cute will call it what will along to the polling station with its owner. all that he goes, i mean, have you ever seen a key school? the pop wasn't the only 4 legged friend to visit the part of boxes just to hear while up to baseball. but cool thing. a bit more of a commotion was a recount. i one polling stations 7 minutes giving police the slip before it was finally corner. believe it or not, it has actually been brought along by a vote for support. just goes to show you nothing. not even a pat recruiting that can stop you from doing your right to vote and your duty. the end for me to flip this one. mine was the last or decided to make a grand entrance to show rocky turned up in a deep sea diving outfit designed for the navy. despite an obvious lack of ocean, you made a flash of the stuff. so i thought it's actually thought that you wouldn't expect to see or hear out a rush

paula newton is in mlica, new jersey. and te muntean is in philadelphia. miguellet me begin with you because at least 23 people, we're learning in nejeey, have now died from thastorm that passed through. fldwers are still ghear ere you. are they ever going recede? >> reporter: they are, and they are receding now. there's an alarm going off over here. actually look over this way. they're inging a truck in, probably to start moving out some of that debris as the wat the tide is going out here o the rareton river in new brunswick and the water is going with it. when we got here several hours ago, the water was up over ts wall i'm standing on now. it's recedrobably 10, maybe , 12 inches downhis wall. so by morning, most of this water, if not all of it, will be gone but there is going to be aot of debris left over, and that's why you have that vehicle there starting to move the debris f the roadway and try to start cleaning this out so they can get back to something approximating noal within a day or two. but, you know, crews are still out looking. emergency cr

paula: crees que se darÁ la aprobaciÓn de la fda? para halloween? o alina >> deben usar el cubrebocas y se pueden ahorrar el salir, ahÓrrenlo. paola dos. nos quedamos con las recomendaciones. —— paola: nos quedamos con las recomendaciones. buenas noches. no es necesario que programe una cita. todos los menores pueden recibir la vacuna. >> a partir de noviembre estados unidos exigirÁ que se presente una prueba de vacunaciÓn para poder ingresar al paÍs. >> las personas de europa o de otros paÍses podrÁn ingresar en estados unidos si presentan una prueba negativa de coronavirus. esto abrirÁ las cortas para mÁs viajes internacionales. para quiÉnes antes podÍan entrar en estados unidos sÓlo presentando una prueba de coronavirus, a partir de noviembre las restricciones serÁn mayores. >> yo me siento mÁs segura si voy en un aviÓn con gente vacunada. >> yo creo que es una de las muchas cosas que hacen para incentivar a la gente a vacunarse. mientras la pandemia siga existiendo, los gobiernos tomarÁn acciones como esta. si ya tenÍa planeado r

paula hancocks has our exclusive report. paula?ding home to myanmar, these migrants carry all the belongings they can through the chinese border city of raley. for many, it's not by choice. they are being sent home due to china's fears of covid-19. chinese officials are seen speaking to the local community by loudspeaker. their message is clear. it's a citywide policy, he says, to persuade the burmese to go home because of the pressing epidemic situation. in other communities, the order is far more harsh. here early on some burmese migrants forced to leave in the middle of the night. >> translator: they came to our place at night and asked us to sign the exit document, no matter we want to sign it or not. they forced us to sign and forced us back. >> reporter: she doesn't want to show her face because of retribution. she works in a chinese furniture factory. she told cnn all the burmese in her village were forced to leave in early august. they were bussed to the border gate, and from there they were told to walk back into myanmar.

paula: la 10 macro que dinero tiene dick ponible para este programa. >> a mÍ me gusta mucho viajar.ado: muchos que tuvieron clases a distanciarecibieron ayuda. es probable que reciban una tarjeta. tamara mÍ no tienen la explicaciÓn. >> nosotros no tuvimos que aplicar. >> haces solicitÓ ayuda no necesita solicitarla. aquÍ de de estar esta tarjeta. las tarjetas empezaron a ser distribuidas desde agosto. quiÉnes son elegibles? parte de su hogar recibiÓ benÉfico y tuvieron clases a distancia durante el aÑo escolar. >> para llenar una solicitud puede ingresar a esta pÁgina web. el plan fue aprobado recientemente. los niÑos elegibles recibirÁn un beneficio. paola dos. de ser aprobado se mantendrÁ la previsiÓn a desalojar inquilinos. el gobierno estadounidense solicitarÁ una leva de vacunaciÓn a extranjeros que viajan al paÍs. marÍa antonieta mejÍa nos amplÍa. marÍa: se pedirÁ una eva negativa de coronavirus era poder ingresar al paÍs. las personas podrÁn entrar a estados unidos si presentan una prueba negativa de coronavirus. esto abrirÁ las portadas harÁ mÁs viajes internacionales. a par