paula: hablamos con un doctor de stanford. >> —— paula: hablamos paola: estados unidoslevantara las restriccionesnoticia. >> recordar que hasta ahorita vÍa terrestre Únicamente podÍan cruzar las personas que fueran ciudadanas estadounidenses o que tengan algÚn motivo importante. reportera: ella tiene familia en mÉxico. >> mi hermana vive en tijuana. >> tenÍamos en mente planear la cena navideÑa. >> ahora contentos porque van a poder viajar. no se aceptarÁn todas las vacunas. reportera: hay vacunas que todavÍa no han sido aprobadas. >> estamos de acuerdo en que se pida la vacuna. creo que es para la seguridad de todos. algunas vacunas no estÁn en mÉxico. paola: si siguen bajando los nÚmeros en el condado contra costa podrÍan celebrar sin mÁscaras. para calificar el condado debe ingresar en color amarillo. las vacunas. jorge salinas nos ayuda a entender lo que sucediÓ. paula: doctor, se pueden combinar las vacunas? do —— paola: se pueden combinar las vacunas? doctor: en estados unidos no. los datos de los estudios son muy auspicios. parece demostrar que usar vacunas de diferentes productores puede

>> sure, thanks for having me, paula.l a comprehensive space power. one of the leading in the world. and possibly the leading space station in the world. so, if we get a little more specific, that would include having significant launch capabilities. their own space station, various technology missions and different constellations of various satellites. so basically pretty comprehensive space capabilities across a wide variety of applications. and if we think about why do they want those components in do they use those for in terms of ambitions, i think there would be soft power aspects. from a domestic consumption perspective people like to see their country going into space. it stirs patriotic feels and a lot of anger as well, there are provincial and city governments trying to support is it. whether that's sustainable or long term, it's not clear but that's what's happening now. and there are some of these very big projects like lunar-based or space stations, where there's really only a couple of different countries th

i'm paula newton. ahead right here on "cnn newsroom," how and why did actor alec baldwin fire a prop gun with fatal consequences? i'll discuss with my guest, a theatrical firearms safety expert. >>> plus promising news for young children in the fight against covid. new data from pfizer shows its vax is more than 90% effective in children ages 5 to 11. >>> and tension between the u.s. and china hitting a new high as beijing warns president biden not to interfere with taiwan. we're live in the region. ♪ >>> so we're learning more about the moments leading up to a fatal shooting on the set of alec baldwin's upcoming film "rust." a search warrant revealed an assistant director handed baldwin a prop gun that had been set up by an armorer and yelled "cold gun," meaning it did not have live rounds. now, the actor fired it while rehearsing a scene and hit and killed the film's cinematographer and injured its director. now, the person who swore out the affidavit says the assistant director did not know it had l

i'm paula newton. ahead here on "cnn newsroom," venezuela retaliates after nicolas maduro's alleged money man is extradited to the u.s. to face charges. >>> we now know the identity of the man accused of killing a british mp as police investigate a possible extremist motivation behind the stabbing. >>> plus, rising slaea levels. a frightening look at what our future holds if nothing is done to fix the crisis. >>> and we will get to those stories in a moment, but first the latest developments in the breaking news we're covering out of haiti. a group of 17 christian missionaries abducted by gangs outside of port-au-prince. "the washington post" reports one of the victims posted a call for help on the whatsapp messaging service while they were being kidnapped. an ohio-based organization called christian aid ministries has confirmed the victims are members of its group. we get more now from cnn's matt rivers. we spoke to him earlier. >> so this is basically very much an ongoing situation at this point. wha

paula? that's what's at stake here . and some lawmakers saying, that may not be able to take place anymore. this is a threat to the very democracy, the very political process of britain. >> you're right to point out that, look, sir david did many of the things that the home secretary was talking about there. salma, thanks so much as we dona continue to get updates on the investigation. appreciate it. >> now the uk government is vowing to review those safety measures following the mp's murder. cnn's phil black has more now from london. >> reporter: boris johnson visited the site where the lawmaker david amess was stabbed repeatedly on friday. the prime minister laid a wreath, a symbol of the anger and grief being felt by politicians across the spectrum here. because while this attack was shocking in many ways, for many members of the parliament, it did not come as a surprise. there have been growing concerns here about what is a longstanding and important tradition in british politics. the ea

paula: esta parte de una conferencia de prensa.cal culpable del primer asesinato del aÑo. reportera: la fotografÍa de joaquÍn tenorio adornan la casa de quiÉn se convirtiÓ en la primera vÍctima de homicidio en el este de la bahÍa. [habla en inglÉs] >> va a ser duro para nosotros no verlo llegar, dijo su esposa antes de romper en llanto. apenas ha registrado en homicidio en todo el aÑo. >> tiene el pÚblico que tenga informaciÓn. >> este es el primer homicidio que ocurre en el aÑo. siente que esta ciudad es segura? o alina >> para nosotros es segura, pero ahora no nos sentimos seguros en esta Área. . ramÓn: este fin de semana la policÍa de san josÉ repartiÓ varias multas a personas paola: pese a las advertencias sobre las carreras ilegales de sÁbado por la noche se realizÓ esta actividad. ramÓn adame nos tienen la informaciÓn. >> arribarÁn a este centro comercial. aquÍ estÁn las llamadas donas. la policÍa arribÓ al lugar luego de recibir varias quejas. tenemos fotografÍas de alguno de los vehÍculos. tremendo vehÍculo que fue remolcad

paula: la segunda dosis puede aplicarse de dos a seis meses.s bastante agradables vuelve el calor al Área de la bahÍa. >> horas recibimos aire mucho mÁs fresco en san josÉ. estuvimos reportando la mÁxima en el 67 grados. la mÁxima fue de 78 grados. oakland estuvo en los 69. maÑana una mÁxima de 69 grados y el jueves y el viernes con una temperatura mÁxima en los medios 60. santa rosa estarÍa en los 72. >> te vemos en minutos. ramÓn: buenas noches, grandes compaÑÍas tendrÁn puestos disponibles en varias empresas para trabajar unas cuantas horas. en esta ocasiÓn consideran una serie de tÁcticas para convencer a las personas para que se integren a su lugar de trabajo. >> hay muchos trabajos en general. ramÓn: las compaÑÍas tienen miles de posiciones disponibles. las tiendas ofrecen 90,000 empleos. lo nuevo son las tÁcticas de reclutamiento de monada. >> si uno quiere ver trabajos que tradicionalmente no verÍamos se deben tomar ventajas para que los puedan conectar. >> muchas personas creen que es importante la ayuda mÉdica, tambiÉn es importante e

hello, paula >> hello >> seth: it's so good to see you.ar 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, and he was singing - ♪ give them the old razzle dazzle ♪ [ laughter ] >> and it was clear to me that the teacher had t

paula? will also be interesting to see if the eu weighs in on this perhaps before or after this court case is over. we really appreciate that update. >>> now, just days before the cop-26 summit in scotland, one of the world's largest polluters makes a bold announcement on achieving its own net zero emissions. those details straight ahead. i had to start looking into loans. within two days of me contacting opploans the money was in my account. visit opploans today to apply for loans from five hundred to four thousand dollars. with an easy application and quick decisions, opploans looks beyond your traditional credit score to determine your eligibility and if you're approved, put cash in your account as soon as the next day. with top-rated customer service to handle your situation and treat you with respect. when the loan came through, it was a huge sigh of relief. opploans. the loan you need, right when you need it. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you

so there were a bunch of parties. >> paula. >> a bunch of -- >> i'm sure get-togethers of some sort.ian was referring to this in terms of other parents concerned here. the lot gatos school district wants the city of los gatos to do more to enforce for hosting parties, essentially penalizing parents for hosting parties. why isn't it strict for people hosting like in this case? >> it is interesting. when i looked at the charging document they charged her with 12 felonies, which is doing something that could cause death or great bodily injury to, you know, a child. so i haven't read the police reports, but usually when i have seen cases like this when parents do these kind of crazy parties and give a bunch of alcohol and do this stuff for kids, i generally have seen it charged as contributing to the delinquency of a minor, out of recognition, you know, the kids are like, hey, let's party. but this is an interesting charging thing because in this instance there is none of that. the sort of tenor of the charging is all that she caused all of these kids to do, you know, these things. again

paula: no olvidedescargar nuestra aplicaciÓn de noticias.cia: es lunes 11 de octubre y estÁ sola principales noticias. horror y pÁnico en san diego al estrellarse una avioneta en un vecindario de la ciudad causando al menos dos muertos. uno de ellos era un empleado de ups. el gobernador de texas greg abbottprohÍbe la vacunaciÓn obligatoria a empleados pÚblicos en —— y del sector privado. es un

i'm paula newton. ahead on "cnn newsroom," a diplomatic problem brewing. venezuela's apparent retaliation after president maduro's alleged money man was extradited to the united states to face charges. >>> we now know the identity of the man accused of killing a british mp as police continue to investigate a possible extremist motivation behind the stabbing. >>> and go where no mission has gone before. the u.s. taking the space race to the next level by exploring the beginnings of the solar system . >>> first, we have new details on a breaking story that we've been covering out of haiti. an ohio-based group called christian aid ministries has confirmed that 17 missionaries and family members abducted in haiti on saturday are affiliated with it. that comes in a report from "the washington post." a source in haiti security services told us earlier that 14 adults and three minors were kidnapped north of port-au-prince. we have more details now that we spoke to matt rivers a little earlier, take a listen.

ok, paula saldana, thank— reproductive health. 0k, paula saldana, thank you _ reproductive health. 0kve health. 0k, paula saldana, thank you very much | saldana, thank you very much forjoining us, appreciate it. thank you. here in the uk, the fuel crisis continues with the situation in london in the south—east critical according to some filling stations, but the petrol retailers' association says elsewhere the situation is easing thanks to the restraint of drivers. their figures show more than two—thirds of sites they contacted have fuel but i6% they contacted have fuel but i6% have none. the military will help delivering fuel from monday. katy often has the latest. —— often. there were more queues to fill up this morning. this was in south—east london. this is the first time i am queueing up because my boy normally gets it for me, but today, oh, my gosh, it's like christmas came early. these drivers in newcastle weren't having issues. no problems at all. i've just put £100 in the van to keep us going for the week. a few days ago it was very hard but i think it's starting to pick up a

paula: se mejorÓ uno de los servicios de trenes en san josÉ. los estudiantes que tienen acceso a los pases van a poder utilizar esta ruta sin costo alguno. paola: esta nueva ruta costarÁ sÓlo $2.50. el condado santa clara pidiÓ a los residentes ahorrar agua. se alcanzÓ un ahorro de un 9% y nos dio recomendaciones. >> si usted tiene un jardÍn, reduzca el nÚmero de dÍas en que riega, cuando sus hijos o su familia se baÑe hÁgalo por menos de cinco minutos. paola: hablemos del anuncio del gobierno federal que anunciÓ el cese de las restricciones para viajeros de mÉxico y canadÁ. reportera: a partir de noviembre estados unidos permitirÁ el ingreso de pasajeros desde mÉxico y canadÁ, pueden ser sÓlo personas completamente vacunadas. >> pueden cruzar aquellas personas que eran residentes permanentes o que tuvieran algÚn motivo muy importante. reportera: tamara reside en la bahÍa y tiene familia en mÉxico. >> mi hermano vive en tijuana y ha sido bien difÍcil para ellos poder venir a estados unidos para muchas cosas. >> tenÍa voz en vez de planear la ce

thank you, paula. appreciate it. >>> also breaking news to get to. 10,000 john deere workers are on strike at this hour. this as the nation's largest private sector strike since union workers for gm walked off two years ago. alison kosik is watching this. what is this all about? >> reporter: negotiations broke down between the united auto workers and john deere, that happening over a tentative dool that was on the table, a deal that was reached two weeks ago, but that contract, that proposal was rejected because members of the union thought they could get better. now they're asking for higher wages. part of is that the negotiations are happening at time when things are going really well for john deere. revenue for the first three-quarters of john deere's fiscal year rose to more than $32 billion. this year you look at john deere's stock. it's up more than 22%. what we're seeing here, the current financial success of john deere, it may be pushing union members to think maybe we can get a better deal. jo

well, let's now speak to paula donovan in boston. she's the co director of aids free world and it's code blue campaign to end impunity for sexual offences by un personnel. paula, that's the a long list of reforms that the ws has put out, but notably, no mention of criminal prosecution or domestic accountability. what do you make of their response? i think it's, it's frightening, frankly, it's a step backward and for impunity, or it's a step forward for impunity. it's a step backward for the u. n. d u n, and w h o, in this instance, part of the u. n is acting like an oligarchy. they are not doing what the u. n. is supposed to do, which is to set and then uphold standards to promote the rule of law, due process and so forth. instead, they've decided to take matters into their own hands, and they are put in complete control over criminal matters. these are felony crimes that people from w h o in other parts of the you and have been accused of. and they, they should never be handled by w h o. i challenge the definition of the w h o commi

i'm paula newton. police in the uk call the killing of a lawmaker an act of terrorism. >>> in the united states a capitol police officer faces charges in connection with the insurrection and protests over one of the strictest vaccine mandates anywhere in the world and why some say it is a form of discrimination. we begin in the uk where police are calling the fatal stabbing of a member of parliament an act of terrorism. the suspect has links to terrorism. the second member of parliament to be murdered in five years. police quickly arrested a 25-year-old man believed to be a british national of somali heritage. >> the police say this was a terror incident. the murder so gruesome. this must be so much for the community to take in. >> absolutely. the outpouring of shock and grief has been great. we've seen people coming to leave flowers and expressing sadness at the loss experienced. they are waking up to this terrible news that this incident is being treated as a terrorist incident being taken over by th

bio, writer and actress, paula pell, an all-new "closer look," featuring the 8g band with fred armisennd now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. and this is "late night. we hope you're doing well. and now, let's get to the news president biden, today, outlined the next phase of his administration's pandemic response, and it's tough, but fair white house officials have asked

people are not watching this because essentially they don't want to give credence to paula jones andaid of canceling bill. i mean, bill clinton has certainly remained unscathed in all of this which is still in this day and age shocking. i think it's interesting that paula jones said she has nothing to do with the me too movement or the me too movement has nothing to do with me. she won't talk to fox news. we covered every angle, both sides. she didn't want to say a word. howie: it's fascinating. i don't know if the series got a bigger rating, would that make us closer to canceling bill clinton. it's true, he's kind of called an elder political statesman in the democrat party but took more heat after the me too movement cast what happened in a different light. monica lewinsky is promoting an hbo max documentary, called 15 minutes of shame, saying she was the first to be nationally hugh humiliated by the internet and she interviews other people who were savaged by social media mob, some of them made mistakes. i guess my counter to that is, some people deserve to be shaped for things th

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paula, where is this headed now?reporter: kate, it's a very lengthy process and one that is not undertaken very often, but the first step is likely on tuesday when lawmakers are expected to hold a business meeting where they'll mover the adopt a report, detailing how they tried to get bannon to cooperate and how he refused. then it moves to the house for a vote and if it succeeds there it moves to the justice department, the u.s. attorney's office, possibly put this issue before a grand jury. ultimately the decision lies with the attorney general, merrick garland, if he wants to move forward with this. bannon has argued he will not cooperate unless ordered to do so by a judge. he says he's been directed by trump not to participate because he wants to raise issues of privilege, though it's not clear he will do that. if he is prosecuted, there is a trial, if he is found guilty, a lot of ifs, if that happens he could face a fine or jail time. this is incredibly rare, but i'm told by lawyers within the trump orbit, jail

cerca. >> tanto tiempo que trabajé con él espero que se ponga bien y siga con su trabajo. >> maría paulas cruz el hombre que mató a 17 personas en florida, se declaró culpable por agredir a un oficial y tamén de la masacre. >> vamos con los detalles. >> llegó vestido co si fuera un estudiante, nikolas cruz que mató a 17 personas en florida y el próximo miércoles se declará culpable de los 34 caos relacionados al tiroteo que también confesó cometerlo, así lo dijo a la jueza que lleva el caso. >> (audio en inglés). >> la defensa sorprendió a la magistra elizabeth quien planeaba establecer una fecha para comenzar la selección del jurado. >> manuel oliver perdió a su hijo joaquín en la masacre y quiere que esto termine onto. >> nosotros lloramos a joaquín lo extrañamos mucho pero tenemos que hacer cosas para que otros como nosotros pasen por estos momentos. >> el acusado enfrenta 17 cargos de homicidio premeditado y otros 17 cargos por homicidio. >> pero aunque se declara culpable el acusado podría enfrentar la pena de muerte. >> pero darle cadena perpetua pero es que la fiscalía darle pena

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i'm paula newton. >>> ahead on "cnn newsroom," missiles and the military making statements in taiwan.elebrating national day while refusing to bow to china. >>> also, the politics of climate change ahead of the cop-26. can the world's largest carbon polluters show the way to a greener future? >>> plus -- >> every day i feel like i'm starting a new life. >> so they're out of afghanistan. now how refugee families are adjusting to their new life in america. >>> taiwan put its military on full display sunday in an extraordinary show of defiance toward beijing. a parade marking the anniversary of the chinese revolution allowed taiwan to showcase some of the island's most advanced and sophisticated weapons. and there was nothing subtle about the message. just the day before, chinese president xi jinping had infuriated taipei when he again called for taiwan's peaceful reunification with the mainland. cnn's will ripley was at the national day parade and has more from taipei. >> reporter: this may not match the massive scale of military parades in mainland china, but for taiwan this is an extr

paula, thanks for the reporting there in seoul. paula hancocks for us. >>> the u.s. is urging beijing to de-escalate after reports the mainland keeps sending warplanes into taiwan's air defense identification zone. taiwan officials say they saw a record number of incursions on friday and saturday. the self-governing island scrambling its own aircraft and air defenses in response. for the latest developments, let's bring in cnn's will ripley, who is live for us in taipei. tell us about the reaction, the u.s. reaction, and the risks being that actions and rhetoric ramp up even further. >> reporter: well, there certainly is growing concern if some sort of miscalculation that could lead to a military conflict. that is, you have a large number of chinese aerial hardware in the skies, uncomfortably close to taiwan, at least from the perspective of the leadership here. i'll show you the list of what flew into taiwan's self-declared air defense identification zone from friday to sunday. a total of 93 chinese warplanes, including 80 fighters, 4 bombers, 5 anti-submarine aircr

are paula diana. we've also got a comedian romp, laconia and satirical content creator, math or flow, or for a welcome to our say, good to talk to you. first of all, i want to get your initial thoughts on what you think of this ruling. polio 1st. yes, thank you. i, i am really a concern about this ruling because we have to think about, he was a child. he was 13 years old. so, you know, as long as the, you know, comedy shall be free, but he was a child. so we shouldn't treat children like that. and it was a calling what he said about, you know, committing eventually, and i'll miss side towards a towards him. and so i think he was his graceful. what the comedy i you know, the comic did and i truly believe we should safeguard our children more because especially in this case it was not only a child, but he was and he still is disable. and we all know that to this, you know, people, they go through a lot in their life. i think he was very, very hard on him. and we shouldn't give that free everything is go

paula hancocks is live in seoul. when you and i spoke yesterday, in fact, you said something stood out. it's not the quantity but the quality of the missiles being launched. what does this missile tell us and what concerns does the u.s. and its allies have here, paula? >> reporter: well, isa, what this shows is that north korea is pushing its weapons capabilities forward. there's no doubt about is that. and this is what the concern that the u.s. and those in the region have. the fact that they are carrying out weapons tests of weapons they haven't used before, it appears, at least. what we are hearing from north korea from this particular one on tuesday, it is a submarine launched ballistic missile which they have before, but this one does appear different. they also claim it was fired from a submarine. now, they also claim that about five years ago, but experts doubt it, that that was the case in the past. they have fired them from under water platforms or barges to make it easier. so certainly this was fired from a

paula hancocks there for us in seoul.hanks very much, paula. >>> now to sports, the entire season is underlined for two of baseball's best. here's don riddell with our minute in sports. don. >> yeah, isa, it's been a big night for the road teams in major league baseball championship series. both the astros and the braves each within one win of the world series. the houston astros thoroughly enjoyed themselves at boston's fenway park. winning game four and now five in the american league. 9-1 the score wednesday. they're going to be at home for the rest of the series and need just one win to clinch what would be their third pennant in only five years. meanwhile, the atlanta braves that taken a 3-1 win. they scored 9-1 on wednesday. eddie rosario book ending their win in los angeles with a couple of home runs. >>> the new nba season went off with a bang for the new york knicks who needed double overtime to see off the boston celtics in the guard. 138-134 the score. and say these two will need to pace themselves. it's going

paula reid is out front. paula, what can you tell us is happening?e learned that lawmakers are frustrated with mea meadows. it's been over a month since he was subpoenaed. during that time he was at least engaging, negotiating terms. a source says at this point it's clear meadows has no intention of providing testimony or documents which is why we learned some committee members are ready to amp up the pressure on meadows and they can do that by setting a deadline which will force him to either comply or be referred for criminal contempt which is what they did with steve bannon. poppy, that is a risk. unlike steve bannon, the former chief of staff has a stronger claim for potential privilege protection. will he get it? that will be up to president biden. so far biden has not asserted privilege for bannon or records from the trump white house. white house counsel said this is an extraordinary circumstance and the president has concluded that it's not in the best interest of the united states to assert privilege. what will happen with meadows? the white

i'm paula newton. ahead, president biden making a move that could expose donald trump's actions during the january 6 insurrection. after the latest u.s. jobs report, biden says the u.s. risks losing its edge and xi jinping vowing to reunify taiwan with mainland china. we begin in washington with a showdown over executive privilege. donald trump is pushing back after biden denied shielding. the former president has written his own letter to the national archives in an attempt to keep more than 40 documents under wraps. more on what this means for the investigation. >> tonight, the biden administration is clearing the way for the january 6 select committee to get information about what was going on in the white house before and during the insurrection. president biden will not assert executive privilege over some record since the document shed light on the events and baron the committee's need to under the attacks underlying the most serious attack on operations of the federal government since the civil

. >>> y bueno ahora vamos con un informe de paula alvarado.abazas se convierten en el platillo favorito. ahora, con el fin de no atraer a estos invitados no deseados a nuestras casas, residentes como yomara ya tomaron acciÓn. y es eso lo que precisamente recomiendan las autoridades. >>> el gran problema es la basura y la densidad en nuestras ciudades donde las calles son angostas y hay casas muy cerca una de otra. >>> por eso, la limpieza es fundamental. >>> pedimos a los residentes que por favor no dejen basura en las calles porque eso atrae a las ratas. >>> una recomendaciÓn que marÍa sigue al pie de la letra. >>> dejar todo recogido y bien aseado por la noche para que la rata no encuentre quÉ comer. >>> la pregunta del millÓn ahora es ¿cÓmo podemos alejarlos de la casa? la respuesta segÚn jack deberÍa ser usar repelentes para mantenerlas lejos del hogar. otros recurren a mÉtodos de la vieja escuela. >>> tengo un gato que me regalaron y me ayuda bastante. >>> paula alvarado, noticiero telemundo 48. ♪(mÚsica)♪ >>> en telemundo 48 estamos siem

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paula: varias carreteras quedaron inundadas causando que muchos vehÍculos se estancaran.y no se puede mover hacia ningÚn lado de la carretera, quedarse dentro del vehÍculo con el cinturÓn puesto. paula: esta semana continuarÁn las lluvias. mientras vemos el panorama a esta hora de la noche. vuelvo a saludar a santi rodrÍguez, que nos dice quÉ podemos esperar. >> iniciamos esta semana laboral con condiciones bastante frescas. de san josÉ la mÁxima se estuvo reportando en los 66, manteniÉndose bastante por debajo de lo que es normal para esta fecha. el tema principal durante el dÍa de hoy y el dÍa de ayer, ha sido esa lluvia que nos ha estado afectando. en las pasadas horas el sistema se ha estado retirando de nuestra Área. lo que tenemos son algunos sectores de lluvia ligera bastante aislados, pincipalmente concentrÁndose en sectores del interior. esta noche las condiciones van a estar tranquilas a travÉs de nuestra Área. maÑana vamos a recibir mayor nubosidad. fÍjense cÓmo en horas de la tarde pudiÉramos tener nuevamente esa posibilidad de precipitaciÓn. aunque durante el

and raphael and paula mentioned. travelers have to be vaccinated coming into the united states. if you take a look at the numbers overall in terms of vaccination rates, in canada, they have the highest of the three countries, 74.2%. mexico, closer to 40%. we're in the middle there. as raffially was talking about, mexico city in some places, as high as 95% vaccination rates over there. this is really about the faith in the vaccines. >> the white house says these vaccination requirements will help prevent the spread of covid from other places. but isn't much of the spread in the u.s. community based spread, not from abroad? >> yeah, that's been an irony, right, when you are creating travel restrictions from countries that have higher, sometimes higher vaccinations or lower spread rates than the country that's -- has the restriction in place. it doesn't always make sense. we can take a look. specifically we pulled this for you to take a look at what's happening in the united states, mexico and canada. seven-day average per 100,000 people. just to your point. it's among the highest.

paula, thank you very much. and i want to go now to laura coates, former-federal prosecutor, norm eisen who served as counsel to house democrats during the first trump impeachment trial and was also the white house ethics czar during the obama administration. and gloria borger, our chief political analyst. as we get ready for this vote and these live speeches by of course chairman thompson and vice chair cheney. so, laura, as paula lays it out, you go from committee to house floor vote handing it over to, you know, the department of justice really quickly. but then, all the sudden, the glue gets into the system. gums up the works. this whole process could take a long time, right? >> it could. i mean, the glue is really the due process aspect of it and referring it to the grand jury, of course, does not mean it ultimately will result in a conviction. you still have a process to undergo at that point in time of whether there actually will be an indictment and if there is an indictment, it will proceed to trial. no

paula, they were taking on the role of fact checkers in realtime. you know, having to get up and say, okay, what we just heard from the gentleman from indiana or whoever is not true. but i also think that liz cheney kept bringing it back to what she feels really is the ultimate point here. that is history is watching and there is revisionist history going on right now. let's just play for everyone what her mission statement was. >> there are people in this chamber right now who were evacuated with me and with the rest of us on that day during that attack? people now seem to have forgotten the danger of the moment, the assault on the constitution, the assault on our congress. there is no doubt that mr. bannon knows far more than what he said on the video. there is no doubt that all hell did break loose. just ask the scores of brave police officers who were injured that day protecting all of us. the american people deserve to hear his testimony. >> as we watch the vote particular on the right side of our screen there, i'm sure you're also focused on w

. >> do you this think you'll sela paula?. >> others are dammitting to this strange new way of life. dominating by the volcano and the unpredictable threat of its ever-flowing lava. >> hornedden's metro police is trying to reassure -- assure women after a seventh police officer pleaded guilty to the reche, kidnap and murder of a woman walking home alone in london. the officer, wayne cousins, will spend thest are of his life in prison. he used his warrant card and handcuffs on the attack. we have more. >> wayne cousins, the police officer turned killer who has so damaged public trust. today beginning the life sentence in prison from which he will never be released. his abduction, rape and murder of stara, using i see police warrant card and handcuffs, undernines police right across the u.k. >> i think it's very important that people should have confidence in police officering and what police do and i do but what i want to do is to cruise this moment to make sure that we deal with what i think is a huge and justified feeling by

del orden, en chicago la presiÓn subiÓ de tono entre el sindicato y el gobierno de la ciudad, marÍa paular el paso al puerto de miami. activistas piden un camino a la ciudadanÍa para quienes no tienen documentos y un alto a las deportaciones de haitianos. los manifestantes caminaron por una calle cÉntrica de miami y en la entrada al puerto se acostaron en el piso formando una cadena humana, se negaron a moverse por unas horas asÍ que la policÍa arrestÓ a diez de ellos y asÍ dispersÓ la protesta >> queremos que nos ayuden, estamos en este paÍs, hemos aportado, hemos declarado nuestros impuestos, somos personas honradas, tenemos buen rÉcord, tambiÉn para poder ayudar a los demÁs. >> estamos en desobediencia porque se nos acabÓ la paciencia, desde 1986 no habÍa una reforma migratoria, la queremos ahora >> los manifestantes tambiÉn piden el fin de la polÍtica sanitaria conocida como tÍtulo 42 que permite expulsar de manera inmediata a miles de solicitantes de asilo bajo el argumento de la pandemia. y mientras tanto en las cortes de inmigraciÓn se van acumuland las peticiones de asilo, hay cer

es un desarrollo mÉdico increÍble que como nos cuenta marÍa paula ochoa puede acercar el objetivo lejanoÓrgano de cerdo se producÍa un rechazo inmediato en minutos u horas, pero esta vez el porcino utilizado estaba genÉticamente modificado para desarrollar un Órgano con pocas posibilidades de ser rechazado por un humano. (informaciÓn en pantalla) al transpntarlo a una paciente con muerte cerebral conectada a un respirador funcionÓ con normalidad, algo revolucionario dice junior que esperÓ siete aÑos para encontrar un donante. >> estaba muy amargado en dialisis, no tenÍa esperanzas de que iba a agarrar un riÑÓn. >> ahora se siente como nuevo y dice con este desarrollo decenas de miles podrÍan tener la misma oportunidad. >> gracias a las tecnologÍas de hoy en dÍa, pueden salvar muchas vidas. segÚn expertos los cerdos tienen ventajas sobre otros animales porque maduran mÁs rÁpido y sus Órganos pueden alcanzar el tamaÑo de los humanos en unos seis meses ademÁs ya son utilizados en otros procedimientos como la aplicaciÓn de cÉlulas de pÁreas en pacientes con diabetes. >> este es solo el prir

so, paula, what is the significance of all of this?might these lines of communication remain open given what has happened in the past? >> reporter: it's a good question, rosemary. it's an impossible one to answer, i'm' frayed. it is certainly the case that these hotlines have been used by north korea in the past to show their displeasure of something south korea has done. they were functioning then in june of last year they were cut off because they were unhappy about propaganda booms. then in july of this year they were reinstated an there was much optimism along with some revelations that the leaders of the two koreas had actually been exchanging letters for a few months but then that only lasted a matter of days before north korea cut the lines off again because the u.s. and south korea had joint military drills. so there is optimism from seoul. they welcome the fact that these have been reinstated but no one knows how long they will actually last. we heard from the south korean side what their official said on the line. he said, qu

paula reid is outfront. so, paula, lot of developments here. i want to start with jeffrey clark. household name but he was very important. central to trump's attempt to overturn the 2020 election. what more can you tell us about him? and how likely he is to comply with the committee? >> well, erin, in this subpoena, the committee cites credible evidence that clark tried to interfere with the transfer of power. specifically, they say he proposed that the justice department send a letter to state legislatures in georgia and other states, suggesting that they delay certification of election results and even hold a press conference announcing a federal investigation of voter fraud. now, those proproposals were rejected for lacking a factual basis and just being inconsistent with the justice department's actual role. now, as to your question about whether he will comply, well a source familiar with his talks with the committee tell cnn it is likely he will testify. today, his old colleague, former acting attorney general, jeffrey rosen, he met with the committee for eight hours. >> wo

sing with everybody the so called big political players in the so called what political plans and paula, despite the effort, well, that kind of balance. so paula disease, he bought, you wrote a piece in which you said the vein, expectations that the november 2017, who would redeems and bob way from the international isolation under this. and bob way is open for business mantra have all but gone up in smoke. why is that? theresa grace clear? where brother over the group there are to those those words. i mean, i'm shocked that he thinks pollard is away for it was absolutely shocked in never knows that all it is is a cul de sac queen or way or. i mean, the judge was about was know that if he doesn't approach the secondly, i think that the the, the, the way forward is the kind of dialogue which begins, there's been into petition of the old data. is that one which is the most blatantly at failure, but i believe data again with data but begin with the recognition or the restoration. of course. as soon as we have about the 1010 of the move to the better. that's the night for a dialogue that ta

to paula that was a border. a li is good. yes of anger wasn't this courtesy word to political studies. that certainly not true, but it is an interesting theory. the biggest misconception among tourist going to red square is that some paddle is a single church. in fact, it contains 11 churches. so it's a sort of special offer from, it's found a cuba, terrible by one ticket. you get to see much, much more with dean wadell, the physician told him to start on short, 343. i don't know what they did, so please try with your i've not said good your plus me and i did for them when you need to go up with you on the la throwing like use the doors line of was it? no one who's ever visited macowski cathedral could have missed their statue communion. and for jackie, lot of russians. what joan of arc is to the french wanting to let them it's important. i yell rub here, draw youth with angel from that particular filter for me. simply clossnick, like it really annoyed the bolsheviks, the bronze statue was nearly melted down as a piece of his

they want to return to paula and minority and the money which they enjoyed under privilege and hon. power for they would not stop their spot. the people, their leaders have repeatedly said in the open public domain that they would come and take over at the top about that they would, if not, they will dismantle to it your appeal. this is 46 years old project of the 11 that the grad elliot associated with the p. if they cannot roll it, you're the husky this month and a job. so all i'm going to talk about is when they go to just who drinking the international community and trying to get our lives among the international homes. but wherein taishan is here as your pointer, your entry. so william, the international community has over the last few months, stepped up, it's a criticism of the abbey. i am at government saying that it's about time to listen to the or concerns of the a therapy empathy people, particularly the to grey as though it's about time to start a reconciliation. but on one hand, you have the government's very skeptical of the t p. i have all the other hand you have there are 2

and paula, despite the effort, well that kind of balance. so paula disease he bought, you wrote a piece in which you said the vein, expectations that the november 2017, who would redeems in bob way from the international isolation under this in bob way, is open for business mantra have all but gone up in smoke why is that theresa grace live my brother. oh good to utter those. those words. ready i mean, i'm shocked that he thinks pollard is a way for it was not absolutely shocked. you know, never knows that call it is. it's a cul de sac queen or we can. i mean, the job was about was know that if he doesn't surprised that secondly, i think that the the the, the way forward the kind of dialogue which begins, there's been interpretation of the old data is the one which is the most, blatantly at failure. but i believe data, genuine data begin with the recognition or the restoration. of course it's about the 10 and the 10 of the moved to the better. that's the sort of night for a dialogue that takes us forward. and we always need to listen to tuit

you lash paula. hello and welcome to the program. now which is secure to sad, to say, be bow and attack and the town of combs bargain. wednesday appears to be an act of terror. my people were killed with police saying the suspect was early flagged over signs of radicalization. authorities warned the threat of similar attacks has not passed. while the incidents in canonsburg currently appeared to be an act of terrorism, the investigation led by the se police district were clarify or more detail with the incidents were motivated by the threat level and norway still considered moderate police questioning that 37 year old man suspected of killing 5 individuals, we understand that he was already known to the police. they visited him after he'd converted to islam. and there had been some concerns that he may have been radically. so this isn't individual that the police were aware of that attack took place in the tight, close knit community of cons. berg, which is around 70 kilometers to the west of oslo and started in a supermarket. so nor

aspinal thought, paula, on that, too. aspinal thought, paula. given _ on that, too.bout running again? no. no, no it wouldn't- i— about running again? no. no, no it wouldn't. ithink— about running again? no. no, no it wouldn't. i think democracy - about running again? no. no, no it wouldn't. i think democracy is - about running again? no. no, no it wouldn't. i think democracy is an i wouldn't. i think democracy is an incredible thing and for me, i still think politics is an incredible platform for achieving positive change. i think it is clear that they has to be a review to understand what needs to be done in terms of offering that security. it does seem that mps are particularly vulnerable at surgeries but no, it absolutely wouldn't make me think again and if anybody is watching this and thinking about standing my advice would be absolutely go for it. it is a wonderful thing to do. paula, thank you so much for your reflections this morning and we send you our condolences as well because we're really for your time. on cue. —— thank you. those anecdotes. itjust shows

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and and paula, paula had the role to play both in terms of our marketing the war at the united nations on the basis of false information, false intelligence, which apparently at that time he did not know, but he wasn't exactly sure it was 100 percent. and on the other hand, the fact that this turned out to be a major debacle for what the united states and iraq will tend to be a bloody war. the united states basically plunged in that after when, after mission was accomplished, turning it into a civil war and later on and just basically, tens of thousands of iraqi casualties. hundreds of 1000 and display them and so, so forth. and he admits himself that when the time came for him to say that the president's no next, not going to iraq, he did not say it. and that's a problem because he thought of himself or was as a soldier 1st, he never really understood what does it mean to be a national security advisor or to be at that the secretary of state of i bet our like the united states where he has a c in the decision making process. when the time came, he behaved like a soldier or being order