paula: saludo a nuestra meteorÓloga.mperaturas bastante frescas. oscilarÁn entre los 43 y 40 y nueve grados en su mercurio. estamos hablando de una tarde bastante cÁlida. durante los prÓximos dÍas tenemos que prepararnos para temperaturas cÁlidas que lleven a nuestra razÓn. tendremos que hacer uso de esta recomendaciones. recuerde tomar mÁs agua de lo usual, busquÉ buena ventilaciÓn y si va a estar saliendo haga uso de ropa clara. en ningÚn momento puede dejar allÍ a sus familiares, mascotas, niÑos o adultos mayores. a partir del jueves las temperaturas. paola: las enfermerasde varios hospitales aprobaron el acuerdo del sindicato y comenzÓ una huelga el 25 de abril. en nuevo contrato fue aprobado por el 83 por ciento del miembro del sindicato. >> es un placer saludarles en este "contacto deportivo". arrancamos con la bundesliga. el brasileÑo habrÍa para el leverkusen. el bayern munich con 58 puntos. la liga mx dio a conocer los horarios del repechaje. monterrey recibirÁ san luis. puebla jugarÁ frente a mazatlÁn y chivas

paula: quÉ tal?, le saluda paula berrueto.esta ocasiÓn un asesino le arrebatÓ la vida al menos 21 personas. ramÓn: el atacante asesinÓ a 19 niÑos. primero habrÍa intentado asesinar a su abuela. [habla en inglÉs] paula: el presidente se preguntÓ por quÉ seguimos teniendo legislaciÓn que avale tener armas. esta masacre es el tercer tiroteo mÁs letal. greg abbott revelÓ la identidad del atacante. tenemos una lista pero puede ayudar. adelante. si usted recibe una amenaza no borre el mensaje. a quÉ puede contactar? puede contactar al fbi. esto depende de varios factores y la calidad de la evidencia. hasta el momento el presunto responsable se habrÍa comunicado con una usuaria a la que le dijo que estaba preparando un experimento de trabajo. >> quÉ importante. los address de familia manifestaron preocupaciÓn. yo soy madre y siento el dolor que las madres estÁn pasando. >> mi hija tiene 10 aÑitos. es algo bien triste. >> muchos lamentan este ataque. >> en otros asuntos la policÍa informaciÓn sobre tiroteo del pasado 17 de mayo. los d

paula? >> important perspective, paula. >>> now, millions across the u.s. say they are outraged as america's decades old battle over abortion rights is back in the spotlight. demonstrators took to the streets in cities from coast to coast after a leaked draft opinion from the supreme court that might overturn the landmark 1973 roe v. wade ruling that legalized abortions nationwide. cnn's paula reed has more for us. >> reporter: the leaked draft sparking protests across the country. >> the people united will never be defeated! >> reporter: and prompting questions. chief justice john roberts -- >> do you plan to investigate the leak? >> reporter: -- seen here leaving his home tuesday, issued a statement calling the leak an egregious breach. he has directed the marshal of the court to investigate. the court confirms the draft is authentic, but cautioned it does not represent a decision or position of any member on the issues in the case. the nearly 100-page opinion says a majority of justices are prepared to uphold a mississip

paula? >> as you said, as you were speaking we begin to see the president here who will be laying a wreath. he put on, of course, the gloves there, a sign of respect as he continues now to inspect the guard. kevin, good to have you there on the ground. i know you had significant briefings on this in terms of what the biden administration hopes to get out of this. talk about a laundry list here. you know, president biden, though, underscored the point, security in asia has always been complicated, yet now more so by what's been going on in ukraine. >> yeah, certainly so. and the the president said he views asia as the centerpiece of his foreign policy, this initiative to try and counter china both economically and militarily on this conteinent. he is coming to asia somewhat later in his presidency later than he hoped in part because of the coronavirus restrictions. but he is here now at the cemetery walking up the steps. this is a cemetery where some south koreans who died in the korean war f

paula: no se han revelado detalles. >> cambia cuÁnta gente se va a morir y cuÁnto dinero se va a perder. >> en la mesa de supervisores del condado santa clara expande el cuidado mÉdico. con el dinero vamos a poder duplicar el nÚmero de pruebas de cada aÑo. >> la prioridad de que las mujeres tengan control absoluto sobre su cuerpo. >> hemos visto que la gente que necesita de nuestros servicios parecen ser la mujeres de bajos recursos. >> esto seguirÁ ocurriendo en clÍnicas que no son adecuadas. >> una es la muerte. paola: le daremos seguimiento a este tema. en agente fue encontrado inconsciente. ramÓn: esta maÑana el alcalde hizo un importante anuncio. >> un oficial de san josÉ se encontraba en estado de ebriedad cuando seguÍ el caso del bebÉ brandon cuÉllar. aprobÓ por unanimidad. marÍa, buenas noches. >> las multas en la ciudad de pittsburgh podrÍan ser hasta de $1000. tambiÉn podrÍa llegar a pasar un gran tiempo en la cÁrcel. >> cuÁles eran los castigos? >> este castigo va a variar y se puede dar un mÁximo de seis mes

i'm paula newton. on "cnn newsroom," joe biden is working to strengthen ties across asia this hour, hoping to ere-assure longtime allies about washington's resolve in fact region with north korea watching closely. >>> climate and the economy on the minds of many voters as scott morrison goes up against a long-serving politician. >>> at this hour the u.s. president is holding talks with his newly inaugurated south korean counterpart on his first trip to asia as commander in chief. last hour joe biden participated in a wreath-laying ceremony at the south korean national cemetery. before arriving at the korean ministry of national defense for his meeting with yoon seok-youl. we're expecting them to give their remarks soon. on friday mr. biden says the future of the world will be written in asia, and the region will prove to be critical in the years and decades to come. >> we're standing on a reflection point in history where the decisions we make today will have far-reaching impacts on the world we leave

paula? >> okay, isa, we'll continue to hope for good news. >>> still to come for us, the governor of oklahoma says he wants his state to be the most pro-life in the country, as he signed a new abortion bill into law. we'll have the details of that up next. ♪ ♪ go further with the power and range of a lexus hybrid. whoa. get 2.49% apr financing on the 2022 rx 450 hybrid all-wheel drive. do you struggle to fall asleep and stay asleep? qunol sleep formula combines 5 key nutrients that can help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up refreshed. the brand i trust is qunol. oh, hey. buying a car from vroom is so easy, all you need is a phone and a finger. just go to vroom.com, scroll through thousands of cars. then, tap to buy. that's it. no sales speak. no wasted time. just, straight up great cars. right from your phone to your driveway. go to vroom.com and pick your favorite. wooo. oh yeah, she digs it. buy your car on vroom.com vroom. get in. >>> there's growing backlash to a dr

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pell [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> seth: hello, paula!r ] oh >> seth: congratulations [ laughter ] >> do you know that my parents say that when they were in high school, that if a girl was a little, you know, fast, they called them round heels 'cause they went back easy. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] we just talked about round heels. and a lot of the younger generation had not heard the term >> yeah, round heel. >> seth: and then they go, "why is it 'round heel'?" and then you explain it, and they go, "oh, yeah." [ laughter ] >> i was a very flat heel. i was a flat-footed lady that just standed there and held people's purses while they had sex with others. >> seth: they called you a "glue foot." >> yeah, a glue foot [ laughter ] hi, seth >> seth: hi so - this is fantastic. the second season is so much fun just so we explain, in that scene we watched, your character had recently had knee surgery and was on some percocet >> yes, i was very, very, very hammered on percocet in that scene. that's not my normal character, but it was a little liam

paula: la crisis de emergencia ha ido en aumento los aÑo de la pandemia.gistrÓ un descenso del personal que viven en las calles. ramÓn: el condado de alameda ha registrado mÁs personas sin hogar. paola: carla farÍas pudo conversar con autoridades para conocer cÓmo trabajan para encontrar una soluciÓn a este problema. >> mÁs temprano estuvimos en san leandro y pudimos constatar que la falta de vivienda es una gran problemÁtica. >> no ha cambiado, pienso que dÍa con dÍa esto va aumentando. >> lo que ellos hacen es elegir un lugar, uno los corre, la policÍa los lleva y a los dos o tres dÍas regresan. >> muchos no tienen dÓnde vivir. hay muchos que los estÁn sacando de los sitios donde paran. >> las autoridades del condado dicen que gracias a la prevenciÓn de moratoria se evitÓ que las cifras fueran mayores. >> hay alguna ayuda inmediata en este momento? >> lo que estamos tratando de hacer, primeramente el dinero que se estÁ presentando del estado de california no es suficiente para darle ayuda a la gente que anda en la calle. >> calles y avenidas son colapsad

paula: puede llamar al telÉfono que ve en pantalla. por la falta de pago. profesores hoy protestaron fuera de las oficinas del distrito escolar. tamara mino llegÓ para escuchar a los maestros. >> llevaron a la oficina para exigir que se les pague lo que se les debe. >> mÁs de 20 maestros compartieron sus testimonios. >> a otros se les descontÓ el dinero de su cheque. >> es mi primer aÑo, pero mi paga es mÁs baja y el distrito nos debe $12,000. ellas tienen los recibos y todos los trÁmites. el distrito no estÁ pagando y ella no es la Única. >> es distrito utilizÓ una fÓrmula incorrecta para calcular su deducciÓn el aÑo pasado. >> los maestros recibirÍan una compensaciÓn en tres dÍas. >> contratamos al distrito escolar para ver si se cumpliÓ el acuerdo. mucho de los problemas de pago se deben a cambios de posiciÓn, permisos y al nuevo sistema de nÓmina. >> mientras esto ocurre algunos maestros dicen que planean realizar otro tipo de trabajo para poder pagar sus gastos. paola: se dio a cabo una celebraciÓn por el 5 de mayo en san leandro.

paula: algo que nos gusta bastante.pasamos con nuestro jefe de meteorologÍa, gastÓn heredia tiene informaciÓn. gastÓn: iniciamos rÁpidamente con el tema que es el calor y las altas temperaturas que nos han acompaÑado esta tarde. por quÉ estamos experimentando altas temperaturas? maÑana estaremos en el punto mÁs alto de toda la semana, hay una alta presiÓn ubicada en nuestra regiÓn. estÁ un poco retirada y a pesar de eso es un mecanismo que abarca el Área de california. punta california. — con 78 grados cuando normalmente estarÍamos estÁ registrando 72, sabemos que estuvo un poco 72, sabemos que estuvo un poco mÁs cÁlido. san francisco 72, sabemos que estuvo un poco mÁs cÁlido. san francisco estuvo ventoso, pero va a continuar el calor. estamos cerca de llegar estamos cerca de llegar al verano. a mantenerse muy hidratado y mÁs adelante vamos a hablar sobre quÉ tanto calor se espera para el dÍa se espera para el dÍa de maÑana. ramÓn:como les dijimos durante la semana, los slide shows son un problema y se aprobÓ una ordena

paula hancock there in seoul, appreciate it. joining me now from washington, d.c. is a senior fellow and codirector of the east asia program and director of the china program. as we wait to see how this visit unfolds he's finally getting there but given russia's military aggression, a lot has changed strategically in just a matter of months. how do you think this might affect everyone's posture in general in the region whether it has to do with north korea or even china's emboldened foreign policy stance? >> that's a great question. i think both countries in the region especially u.s. allies and partners, the biggest question is to what extent the united states will be distracted. so for this trip i think it's really important for the united states to reassure our allies and partners that the u.s. can walk and chew gum at the same time. so the u.s. does not have to be bogged down in europe, and u.s. can still maintain commitment and credibility in the indo pacific region and especially in the west pacific where china's growing threat is become increasingly present

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i'm paula newton and this is "cnn newsroom."n will travel to uvalde, texas in the coming hours in a role that is all-too familiar, consoling a grieving community after yet another school shooting in america. tuesday's massacre at robb elementary left 19 children and two teachers dead. but amid the grief there is also growing outrage about why law enforcement officers waited so long to rush the gunman even as children inside the school repeatedly called for help. earlier cnn spoke with texas senator guttierez. here is his message for the families who are angry and questioning the police response. >> we're all angry. law enforcement is angry. i had a lodge conference this morning on the way in with steve mcgraw and he was crying to me and i'm crying to him. and everybody is frustrated about the failures about what happened. he has assured me that i will have a detailed report including ballistics by next week. i want to know when each agency was here, moving forward, assured me that there will never again be a standdown for any la

i'm paula newton. anger and demands for accountability after top texas police officials admit to multiple, not just one, multiple missteps in their response to the mass shooting that left 19 children and two teachers dead. now, among them the decision to wait more than an hour to confront the gunman holed up in a classroom. now, think of this. for much of that time the police waited in the hallway there were children in the school. that gunman fired more shots as those children inside the classroom called 911. as jason carroll reports now for us, top officials and family members of the victims of course want answers. >> i was misled. i am livid about what happened. >> reporter: texas governor greg abbott aiming his ire at law enforcement. >> my expectation is that the law enforcement leaders that are leading the investigations, which includes the texas rangers and the fbi, they get to the bottom of every fact with absolute certainty. >> reporter: after damning new admissions from texas authorities. >>

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>> thank you, paula.looking into for the book is analysis of where the people are getting from information. they make for quite depressing results in the sense that, you know, soldiers with children, pictures of mocking ukrainians, there's a lot of humor, but it's very dark haumor, and it doesn' point to the fact that younger generations are using more healthy media or closer to what we know is really happening in ukraine. the other aspect that you spoke about there, which is the patriotic training, military history camps is another reason i think we should be concerned, maybe, about the legacy that this. >>i is going to leave. h he's been in power for 22 years. well, 23 years if you want to count 1999. and he has set up a system of patriotic education in the last decade that is really, really, i think frightening in terms of the militarism and the idea that russia is surrounded by enemies that it inculcates children with. >> some of those social media posts are de-humanizing. they're not treating ukraini

but first, i want to go back to paula newton. and we'll stay on top of the evacuations, if they do happen this morning, from the city of mariupol. >> yeah, absolutely. things still desperate there. >>> meantime here, families are remembering loved ones killed in the russian invasion. we'll hear how they're coping with their grief, next. we'll hear how they're coping ready to turn your dreams into plans and your actions into achievements? explore over 75 programs and four-week classes at national university. your future starts today at nu.edu. welcome to allstate. where everyone saves when they bundle their home and auto insurance. isn't that right, frank? i saved 25%. booyah. you protected your casa? sure did. and the frank tank? you know it. and now you're relaxing. i'm working from home. sure you are. alright i see a lot of head nods. let's circle back tomorrow. you weren't kidding. save up to 25% when you bundle home and auto with allstate. click or call for a quote today. among my patients, i often see them have teeth sensiti

paula: encontraron un arma de fabricaciÓn casera.ra, el asesino estaba dentro de mi casa y no me di cuenta. >> leslie fue asesinado por la pareja sentimental de la joven. Él le disparÓ en la frente y despuÉs se suicido. >> lo Único que puede llegar a que una persona comete ese tipo de error son los celos. >> las autoridades no revelaron el motivo de esta tragedia >> saliÓ con sangre en la cara la niÑa, pero estÁ bien. >> sabes que en estados unidos no puedes estar con Él. >> ella ya estaba embarazada y Él dijo que se iba a hacer responsable de ella. >> por la muerte de leslie no se puede hacer nada, pero tal vez podamos prevenir otro accidente. las autoridades deberÍan actuar en contra de las empresas que hacen esto. >> antes de que naciera la niÑa reportaron a las autoridades que anthony le habÍa golpeado. contactÉ a esta agencia para corroborar esta informaciÓn me de santa rosa, tamara mino, "noticias univisiÓn 14". ramÓn: la policÍa de napa solicita su ayuda para encontrar a este hombre que destruyÓ una bandera estadounidense. cor

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i'm paula newton.e want to bring you up-to-date with the latest deecvelopments ukraine. houser nancy pelosi said she sent a strong message of support with her unannounced visit to kyiv. she led a group of u.s. lawmakers who met with president zelenskyy, something pelosi called an extraordinary honor. the congressional delegation heads to poland next for talks with polish leaders. meantime there is a glimmer of hope for hundreds of people believed to be trapped in a besieged steel plant in mariupol. a commander says that 20 civilians were evacuated saturday. he is hoping that evacuations will include sunday and will include not only civilians but also wounded troops. and zelenskyy is warning russia that its military is in for more losses in the invasion continues. listen. >> translator: the russian command is well aware that thousands more russian soldiers will be killed and thousands more will be wounded in the coming weeks. but why do the russian soldiers themselves need this? why do their families ne

i'm paula newton. coming up, america is mourning over the tragic shootings in uvalde, as president biden makes his way there to pay his respects in the coming hours. >>> we take you to the front lines in the battle for kharkiv. you'll hear why ukraine is insisting peace will only happen on its own terms. >>> voters in colombia get ready to choose a new president as the country tries to come to terms with a painful pass. past. >>> we begin in uvalde, texas, a community still very much in mourning, beset by grief after the massacre that left 19 children and 2 teachers dead at an elementary school. amid the devastation we're also seeing an outpouring of support for the community. on saturday, you see them there, a long line of mourners waited to lay flowers at a memorial site that was set up outside the robb elementary school. 21 empty chairs placed outside a local business. one, of course, for each life lost during tuesday's deadly rampage. as the community and the nation reel from yet another mass shoot

paula: it's critical.e pandemic, we had an epidemic of depression and anxiety in young people. starting before college, but really exhilarating during those years. as of the pandemic, it has added to the insult on top of that. so what we really need -- it is an epidemic could what we really need is an approach that is a public health approach. for us to understand what is driving this, it is not just pandemic. what is driving it, how do we prevent it and how do we best treat it. and some of those interventions are in fact going to be online interventions, but some may not be. and there is a feed for better connectedness. how do we do that? so there is a real opportunity here for a very robust research agenda and it is really in-service to the future. taylor: some of the investments in the future have been women in stem courses. stem is something that we have been flowing around a lot in the last decade. but we have not really seen the progress that we needed. what are you going to make sure that women can

cnn east kevin liptak and paula hancocks join us now. paula, i'll begin with you. where does the united states stand with the incoming south korean president when it comes to north korea and policy? >> reporter: well, john, what we've heard so far is from both the u.s. and the south korean side, saying they do believe that an intercontinental ballistic missile launch and test may bh be imminent from north korea. now, this is the kind of missile that if fired at a normal trajectory, which it is not when tested, could reach mainland united states, so, certainly there is a concern. we've heard from -- from the u.s. intelligence agencies, through a u.s. official familiar with the matter, that they believe that they may even be close at this point to fueling, putting fuel into an icbm. they have satellite images where they can see vehicles on the tarmac at the airfield near pyongyang, but at this point, they say there is no missile or launcher, but once the fuel goes into a potential missile, then it doesn't take much longer until that launch happens. so, we've heard fr

. >> cnn's paula reed has the latest from washington. >> this revealed by the justice department is asignificant development. as we have seen officials in texas have been under scrutiny for how long law enforcement responded to the shooting and of the conflicting timeline they put out in the wake of the incident. this review was requested by the city's mayor and at this point, the local justice department is the only entity that can come in and credibly and analyze what happened here. in a statement, the justice department said, "the goal of this review is to provide an independent account of law enforcement actions and responses that day to identify lessons learned and best practices to help first responders prepare for and respond to active shooter events." we know there will be more active shooter eincidents like this. this review is being conducted by the justice department oriented of policing. it is conducted how law enforcement responded to the attack in san bernardino and how long police responded to the nightclub shooting. they'll go to the scene and talk to witnesses and vict

we spoke exclusively to paula hancock's, his first interview since inauguration.aula, it doesn't seem he will leave a mark on the topic of north korea and kim jong-un. what did he say? >> reporter: well, it was interesting because he was dismissing the policy of his predecessor, maybe not surprising as he is in the opposition. he effectively said the time of appeaseing north korea is over. sameing some called it subservient didn't plodiplomacyd what happened over the last five years failed. she deal issing with an intercontinental missile lawn franchise north korea or potentially a seventh underground nuclear test. i asked him what his response works he said the response would be stronger and firmer than it has been before. i also asked him how he changes kim jong-un's calculus. this is a north korean leader with a five year weapons and military plan who appears to have no interest in talking >> i think the ball is in chairman kim's choice. it is his choice to start a dialogue with us. i do not want to create a collapse. my hope is to prosper alongside south korea

he spoke with paula hancocks. and paula is joining us now live from seoul with the very latest. of shift or policy change are we expecting to see if any from president yoon? >> i think that we'll see a shift. he did talk about his prede predecessor, moon jae-in, his tactics and said his approach has shown not to work, many calling it survival diplomacy. and he said that that is simply not working. however, we're seeing really a dual track approach from the president at least from what he was saying in our interview. you see on one hand with all the intelligence assessment saying that missile test or underground nuclear test is imminent from north korea. he said if there was that seventh test there would be a stronger and firmer response than there had been before, it would be kood naturdoord nature coordinated with the u.s. and when i asked if he would speak to kim jung-un, he said that it was up to kim jung-un to initiate that dialogue. and that is a massive if because at the moment he does not appear interested in talking, far more interested in testing his weapons. and he als

>> okay, paula. let's go to kevin now. and north korea, it's always a security issue, but not necessarily the focus of this trip by the u.s. president. >> reporter: not necessarily. this is really a trip that's meant to reaffirm the u.s. commitment to these two allies in this region, and to demonstrate that president biden is still very much focused on asia, even as his attention has been so consumed by this war in ukraine and russia's invasion in ukraine. and, you know, he probably would have liked to visit asia a little bit earlier in his presidency, his predecessors both visited asia much earlier in their own presidencies, of course, he's been hampered by the coronavirus pandemic and by the war in ukraine, by these other foreign hot spots, it's really sort of hampered his ability to fully make this pivot that he's talked about, that president obama talked about, that president trump also sort of talked about, to asia, to really counter china's influence in the region and that's something that he's talked about as the de

joining me now, let me start with you, because paula's younger brother, david, and i understand yourdavid, i'll start with you out that trevor was speaking. i understand your parents spoke to out for the first time. what paul yesterday. he found out that was his reaction? trevor was speaking for the >> i think he was excited that first time. what was his reaction? >> he was excited that trevor was having that trevor was having that opportunity. and he sent a opportunity. he sent a message back message back through our, through parents. he uses these phone our parents. he calls really as our primary uses phone calls as a primary conduit conduit of getting information of getting information out of the prison to -- to us, to let the snow is doing. -- >> to let us know how he's doing. >> can you tell us what the message was, or... >> sure. yeah, i brought it with me. he said, "this is a disintegrating experience for mind, body and soul. i need the white house to take decisive action to secure my release -- top level action -- and there is no better time than the present. " >> so, elizabe

she sat down with paula ferris giving a voice to fellow working moms.piring story is coming right up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ make way for the first-ever chevy silverado zr2. with multimatic shocks, rugged 33-inch tires, and front and rear electronic locking differentials. dude, this is awesome... but we should get back to work. ♪ ♪ this good? perfect. if you're gonna work remote... work remote. find new workspaces. find new roads. chevrolet. >> kevin: 48 minutes after they hour before departing with some irregular. "fox news @ night" anchor took a few minutes to chat with a special guest. here is shannon. >> in advance of mother's day and in the spirit of my new book the mothers and daughters of the bible speak. we want to dedicate a few minutes to the show with empowerment of women and the founder of the media company to tell the story of working moms caring media, paula, great to have you on. >> thank you, shannon you just mentioned your book, proud of you. >> women write books about other strong women so kudos to you. >> thank you so much and by the way author of t

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paula, everyone is trying to figure out where this goes next. what do we know about how this investigation will unfold? >> well, the outset, the most important thing is this is not a criminal investigation. this is an after action review requested by the city's mayor. the justice department come in, look at what happened here, and produce a report, analyzing what went wrong and also establishing a best practices going forward. the sad fact is we expect other active shooter incidences like this at schools. at this point the city really needs the credibility of the justice department here for them to come in and objectively gather evidence and analyze exactly what happened here. in a statement the justice department said the goal of the review is to provide an independent account of law enforcement actions and responses that day and to identify the lessons learned and best practices to help first responders prepare for and respond to active shooter events. the justice department has done similar reviews of how police responded to the terrorist att

to paula hancocks now, also in seoul. what i found interesting was that you have both leaders.nd the security issues that are focused mostly on north korea. they want to strengthen the economic partnership, the technology partnership, and of course biden's trip started out at that samsung semiconductor plant. tell us more about how they plan to, i guess, expand this relationship. i guess covid really highlighted the supply chain crisis, and how there's such a heavy reliance on china. >> well, that was one of the main things that president biden spoke about first, when he was at the samsung semiconductor plant, talking about the supply chains, the fact that the disruption brought into focus what needed to be done. of course it was partly to do with the covid-19 pandemic as china shut down some of its factories. then there was a severe shortage in america for certain of the critical elements that they needed for manufacturing. so what they're doing with this samsung plant, which will be built in texas bringing some 3,000 jobs according to the white house, they are making sure tha

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want to go live to paula hancocks in seoul for us.id emergency? >> reporter: there is the first time north korea has had mitted to having a case. certainly not the first case that many experts believe north korea had. but they say the fact that north korea is admitting to them shows that it could be a significant outbreak. it is in the capital in pyongyang, which is the best protected. it is also the omicron variant. so what we've seen today is images from north korean state run media showing kim jung-un wearing a mask for what we believe may be the first time in public since the pandemic began. certainly the ranked wear a mask but not usually him. he had a meeting of the poll lit bureau where he ordered all cities to lockdown.lit bureau where he ordered all cities to lockdown. the fact that this is just one of two unvaccinated countries, epidemiologists also say that there is probably not a level of immunity in the country given that there haven't been many outbreaks. the country shut its borders back in january 2020. and you also co

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colonel, thank you. >> you bet, paula.ways good to be with you. >>> some news just in to cnn the chelsea football club confirms it has indeed closed a deal to sell the club to todd bailey and that transaction expected to go through on monday and remember this was owned by roman abramovich, a russian oligarch and because of sanctions he was under pressure to sell it. he will not have any financial gain to be made by the transfer of this club. we'll hear more about this in the coming hours, significant here, remember, chelsea is one of the most lucrative sporting brands the world, certainly something many people will take note of as those russia sanctions continue to bite. >>> now developing story out of the west bank, health officials say israeli troops have shot and killed a 14-year-old palestinian boy in bethlehem in the west bank, his family members said he was killed while trying to hide from the troops in the garage. israel's military said they opened fire after a group of attackers threw stones and moll tif cocktails

paula: estamos en primavera con esta temperatura. el tiempo podrÍa cambiar y no se descartan temperaturas mÁs cÁlidas. fernanda: mira los mercurio, todo por debajo de los 60 grados. >> son las zonas mÁs al sur hacia san josÉ. lo podemos confirmar en nuestra imagen de satÉlite y radar. poco a poco ya se estÁn retirando hacia fuera de nuestra Área de cobertura. estoy esperando que toda la actividad de lluvia se retire. >> precisamente algo de nubosidad pasajera en horas de la maÑana. las temperaturas a esta hora por debajo de los 60 grados. hay temperaturas alcanzando los bajos 50 grados. las temperaturas frescas saldrÁn de nuestra regiÓn. tengo mÁs informaciÓn en el prÓximo segmento. ramÓn: ahora vamos a retomar la cobertura de un caso que el equipo de univisiÓn siguiÓ desde la tarde en san josÉ. paola: el pequeÑo brandon fue raptado por un sujeto en complicidad con una mujer, pero ahora surge nueve informaciÓn sobre la forma en la que planearon este secuestro. presentadora: tras ver la cobertura sobre el caso de davy brandon para dej

i'm paula newton, and this is "cnn newsroom." president biden will travel to uvalde, texas in the coming hours to console a grieving community. the shooting at robb elementary school left 19 students dead and two teachers, but there's growing outrage about why law enforcement officers waited so long to rush the building. earlier, cnn spoke with state senator gutierrez who represents uvalde. here's his message for those who are angry and questioning the police response. >> yeah, we're all angry. law enforcement's angry. i had a long conversation this morning on the way in with steve mcgraw, and he was crying to me and i'm crying to him. and everybody is frustrated about the failures of what happened. he has assured me that i will have a detailed report, including ballistics by next week. i want to know when each agency was here. moving forward. never, he assured me that never again will dps stand down for any law enforcement agency. i hope that that's true. >> that is in fact him talking about mr. mcgraw, who is the head of the pu

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paula, you covered test launches by north korea in the past. there's been rumblings about this for some time. what are they saying about this and what will the significance be while the u.s. president is in the region? >> reporter: well, jim, what we are hearing from south korean officials is similar to what we are hearing from u.s. officials, that they believe that a test of a long-range missile, icbm, could be imminent. now, there was u.s. intelligence assessments that they could even be close to fueling this missile. if that is the case, that's the final stage, and it could be imminent, suggesting it could be while u.s. president joe biden is in country. it would be remarkable, jim, if that were to happen. it hasn't, in my memory, happened before that north korea has carried out any kind of weapons test or missile launch while a u.s. president is in the country. now, it's usually just before, just after to try and make some kind of a statement. but it certainly would be one step further if it was while the u.s. president was here in korea or

paula hancock is live in seoul for us. so an unwelcome/welcome gifts of sorts with some kind of weapons tests expected to be conducted during or just after his visit? what more do we know? >> well, this is what we're hearing both from the u.s. and south korean side that potentially there is an icbm, intercontinental ballistic missile, or some kind of long range missile that is be prepared. this is according to both sides saying that they are looking at satellite images and what they have seen before just before -- just prior to launches, that is what they are seeing now. if it does happen, it would be remarkable. there hasn't been a weapons test missile launch while a u.s. president has been in the country before. just before and just after is when pyongyang usually does it. but the white house has had to think about this. we heard from national security adviser jake sullivan saying that they are preparing for all contingencies should there be a launch or even anunder ground nuclear test. clearly north korea was going to b