paula: los estudios superiores en estados unidos son muy costosos.mucho padres sÓlo consideran las calificaciones o solicitudes. >> toman press damos para pagar esos costos. se gradÚan y con mucha deuda. ahÍ tiene una gran opciÓn. >> el gobierno federal extenderÁ los periodos de reinscripciÓn de tps. un abogado de migraciÓn nos habla sobre la consecuencia de no concretar este proceso. >> ya no tienes derecho a permiso de trabajo. >> los periodos se extendieron de 60 dÍas a 18 meses. paula: son $410 para el permiso de trabajo. es una los beneficios incluidos. el abogado de migraciÓn tambiÉn nos explica las consecuencias de perder este derecho. >> tener el estatus de la presencialegal. paula: en este miÉrcoles seguro que Él estÁ buscando cÓmo desee expresarse. cÓmo estÁn las condiciones del tiempo? nayarit: nuestra sida estÁ despejada. puede ir a la piscina, 74 grados en la noche. muy similar en oakland. si lleva a los niÑos, buenas condiciones en oakland. temperaturas en los 58 grados. temperatura frÍa. lleve a sus hijos bien abrigados a la escuela. c

he was living, frankly, paula, in a different world.e was living in a world where men could get away with this kind of stuff. who knows if you feel comfortable doing that in front of the cameras, what on earth has been going on behind the cameras. we know the spanish players last year were rebelling against their coach who is now gone as well. but there's been trouble in the spanish federation for a long time. and finally the comeuppance has occurred. i think this is a wonderful day, frankly, for women around the world, not just in sports, but throughout culture. and women are willing listened to and the world is reacting. and if fifa and the misogynistic, sexist world of soccer is reacting this way, even though it's only three weeks, that's also pretty quick in some ways. it's certainly much better than it would have been 10 or 15 years ago, probably five years ago, paula, and i think that's one of the big takeaways. >> are you surprised at all that this story didn't simply fade away and there was pressure and global attention and it w

paula reid is outside the courthouse today. paula, what is going to happen today? >> kate, any moment senator menendez, his wife, nadine and two of their co-defendants are expected to appear been a magistrate judge in federal court in new york. this is the first court hearing for them since these charges were filed last week and this hearing comes as more than half of senator menendez's democratic colleagues in the senate for calling on him to resign. now he remains defiant and points to the fact that he has previously faced federal corruption charges and he was not convicted and he points to the fact that the justice department has a pretty weak record of successfully prosecuting government officials in corruption cases and kate, all of that is accurate, but what makes this case different, different than menendez's previous case and different than those other corruption prosecutions is the fact that in this indictment, there is an allegation that he passed sensitive information to a foreign government. the allegation is that he passed along information about the u

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cnn's paula reid and evan perez is standing by. paula, what is expected to hand today? >> well, kate, we are expecting to see who the grand jury recommended to be charged in the case, and what law the special grand jury believes was broken. now that we have of course seen the indictment, we are going to be looking for any light, any daylight between what the special grand jury recommended and what the district attorney ultimately ended up doing. because the special grand jury was used for about seven months to investigate this case and its recommendations are not binding. it is a little unusual in that way. so we will be looking to see if there were any differences, and it is pretty significant that we are getting to see this today, kate. there is no playbook. and this is very unusual to see a special grand jury report. most of them do not have the significant public interest that this one does have, but it is significant that the judge has allowed to us see parts of this today. >> yeah. and evan, what are the -- i'll say bigger legal implications from all of this? >> w

paula: se acerca el otoÑo y tambiÉn la Época donde la gente empieza a enfermarse de gripe.u mÉdico sobre la disponibilidad de vacunas. un doctor nos dice quiÉnes deberÍan recibir estas vacunas. >> sus defensas estÁn mÁs bajas. es muy importante que se pongan la vacuna, tambiÉn las personas con enfermedades crÓnicas de pulmÓn con asma o enfisema. paola: tambiÉn recomiendan usar la vacuna en los bebÉs y las mujeres embarazadas. hablemos de la acumulaciÓn para apoyar a los estudiantes del distrito unificado de oakland. la fundaciÓn y el distrito trabajan con 35,000 niÑos en 80 escuelas cada aÑo. steven pasÓ su primera dÉcada jugando en oakland. ni la edad ni el estatus migratorio fueron un impedimento para que una madre soltera decidiera retomar sus estudios en un centro de educaciÓn superior del Área de la bahÍa. muchos oficios se pueden concluir en un aÑo y medio y al mÁs bajo costo. >> paola, no hay una edad determinada para estudiar. son cada vez mÁs las personas que empiezan a hacer una carrera universitaria. esta madre nos contÓ su experiencia e historia de superaciÓn. s

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. >> reporter: that's right, paula.t's been nearly a week since the general and fellow officers staged this coup against president ali bongo, who had the -- the electoral body had announced won a third term. that would extend his 14-year rule. and they simply decided that time was up for ali bongo. and now olingema, who is said to be a first cousin of ali bongo, is being sworn in today as a transitional leader. but he hasn't given much indication as to when he will make that transition. and he's been talking about what this transition might look like, take a listen to what he has to say. >> translator: the dissolution of the institutions of the republic is temporary. the aim is to reorganize them to make them more democratic tools, more in line with international standards in terms of respect for human rights, fundamental freedoms, democracy, and the rule of law. but also in the fight against corruption, which has become commonplace in our country. money laundering, and above all the preservation the environment, a batt

cnn's paula reed joins me now from new york across the river from new jersey. paula, walk us through what happened in court today. >> reporter: well, jake, this was the first hearing for the senator and his wife since the charges were filed last week. they both entered pleas of not guilty through their respective attorneys, and they are both expected to relinquish their personal passports, but the senator can keep his official passport for any travel related to his day job as a senior lawmaker. they declined to answer any questions as they were in federal court today. but they are expected to be back here at federal court early next week for the first hearing before the judge, who will handle this case through what is expected to be a trial. >> and paula, a number of -- a growing number of menendez's democratic colleagues, 30 out of 50, are calling for his resignation. he's going to address them tomorrow? >> reporter: yeah, could be a bit of an awkward meeting, jake. as you just noted, more than half of his democratic senate colleagues are calling for him to re

paula: quÉ tal?, los saludapaola virrueta.e trata de un hombre adulto que sufriÓ al menos una herida de bala. una mujer muriÓ en la autopista 580. hablemos del dinero de temas econÓmicos. miles de estos pagos se enviarÁn a final de mes. si ve uno de estos sobres preste atenciÓn. >> agradecida con dios porque muchos no lo es pero vamos. >> yo no red cuerdo haber recibido nada. >> debe tomar en cuenta lo siguiente: a ver recibido su declaraciÓn de impuestos y si usted es casado $150,000 o menos puede recibir unos $700. >> es un dinero para la gente que no lo recibiÓ. por el proceso de verificaciÓn no recibieron sus pagos a tiempo. las ayudan pueden ser de hasta $1050. usted puede llamar a este nÚmero. no lo dude y haga su llamado. la empresa resolviÓ pagar este dinero para resolver acusaciones. serÁn elegibles para recibir una compensaciÓn entre enero del 2017 y enero del 2022. quienes quieran reparte de la compensaciÓn por favor tome nota. >> en estos momentos siento un poco de picazÓn en la garganta. esto por los incendio que

i'm paula newton, ahead right here on cnn newsroom. kim jong-un and vladimir putin meeting at this hour in eastern russia. the north korean leader finding slows just before talks got underway. the u.s. house speaker announces a formal impeachment inquiry into -- house are public and say, they are not convinced the evidence exists, plus after nearly two weeks on the, run the man hunt to catch a convicted killer and pennsylvania takes a dangerous turn. we begin with breaking news. -- they are meeting face to face, for the first time since 2019. the two leaders under delegation of the -- examining equipment out side. this is a highly choreographed affair, with cameras following many of the -- lot of it has been televised live according to russian state media consumption has been asking detailed questions have about how the cosmodrome works, and which rockets are launched in the facility. it's also citing a guest book while his sister kim -- looked over his shoulder for the first time north korea fired off two missiles while commission wes

>> every day, paula.et hit too many times. given that, i wouldn't trade the time i spent pursuing the career for which i had great passion. we each walked the path we've chosen, right, and football was my dream, the rewards far outweighed the risks, the lessons i learned brought me here with you talking about this documentary airing moments from now that highlights the continued fight to make america's most popular game safer for the pros and for the young kids that love it all across the country. >> because a big part of your motivation for this was to learn more about the risks for kids who play the sport. so what did you learn? >> yeah, football is not for everyone. this is not tennis, basketball or soccer. this is a brutal sport, so parent concerns are completely justified. i'll say what the nfl is doing is vital because they set the tone and the tempo for what happens at the collegiate high school and youth level, all 50 states now have concussion protocols following the nfl's lead and i would urge p

patsy, paula, thank you.ow it's time for our political pallet cleanser. ♪ palatecleanser. >> zoe, i have to type. i have to type. zoe, i have got to work my angle. okay. let me go back to work, ma'am. >> laura: doesn't want me to work, ever. the angle hijacker pictured in that little video is zoey. trust me, she loves my monologue but sometimes she doesn't appreciate the amount of work it takes to get them done. all right, up next, what the biden administration is doing to get even more aid to ukraine at the expense of americans. senator josh hawley reacts, next. ♪ >> laura: the ukraine hawk's broken wing while we don't always see eye to eye i consider my friend george will to be the last truly interesting columnist left of our generation. which is why i was surprised how wrong he has been in most recent column why conservatives should support ukraine. he writes that the temptation of the new right is to abandon ukraine partly this is petulance with a patina of principle, america first. president biden suppor

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patsy, paula, thank you.ow it's time for our political pallet cleanser. ♪ palatecleanser. >> zoe, i have to type. i have to type. zoe, i have got to work my angle. okay. let me go back to work, ma'am. >> laura: doesn't want me to work, ever. the angle hijacker pictured in that little video is zoey. trust me, she loves my monologue but sometimes she doesn't appreciate the amount of work it takes to get them done. all right, up next, what the biden administration is doing to get even more aid to ukraine at the expense of americans. senator josh hawley reacts, next. ♪ ♪ from the mountains, ♪ to the fruited plains. ♪ it's the best part about this land. ♪ and to those of you who hear the call - answer. ♪ come in to bass pros shops and cabela's for great gear before your fall hunt. your adventure starts here. ♪ no. ♪ -no. -nuh-uh. ♪ yeah. oh. yes. ♪ oh yeah. yes. isn't this great? yeeaahhhh!! ♪ yeah, i could do a cartwheel in here. oh hey! would you like to join us? no. we would love to join you. ♪ >> laura: the uk

>> reporter: absolutely, paula.re's been a lot of back and forth and comments, sometimes welcome, sometimes not, on how to counteroffensive is progressing in its third month, as you mentioned. really, we're sensing some frustration, perhaps, some defensiveness from the ukrainian leadership as to all of these comments on how their counteroffensive is going. i think a tweet from the ukrainian president zelenskyy yesterday really sums up this frust frustration. he said on twitter, ukrainian forces are moving forward despite everything and no matter what anyone says, we are advancing and this is the most important thing. we are on the move. and i think this really speaks to the determination, the confidence that the ukrainians have, but also that sense of frustration of having everyone else's input on how this counteroffensive is going. and that confidence may come from the success they have started to have in the recent weeks. we've seen them recapture a small village in the zaporizhzhia region, really only six streets

>> paula, this is what we know.ay be meeting with vladimir putin in russia, according to the u.s. national security council. they are expected to discuss potential arms deals for russia, for russia to get more north korean weapons like artillery weapons like rockets to use against ukraine. the timing of this meeting is on clear. it was the new york times that first reported about this potential meeting saying that came would travel from pyongyang to -- where he would be meeting with putin at a forum it's had to kick off this weekend that would run from september the 10th. now, it is a port city not far from north korea, it is also the city where it came and putin met for the first time and toast their champagne floods as you see on your screen back in 2019. kim, when he made that journey, he did it on the famous armored green train. now, as for this new, potential meeting, the times reports that in exchange for weapons, what north korea is seeking is advanced technology. a technology for satellites, for nuclear powe

>> yes, absolutely paula.ne is russia's defensive positions along the south and apparition access. for months now this counteroffensive has been going on at least publicly for about three months. we have seen mainly minor gains and relieve shipping operations. the softening of targets, the redistributing of assets, piercing through that first line of defense is absolutely significant ukraine. but i emphasize it is the first line of defense. and you have to remember that we are looking at a summer offensive as the summer wraps up. weather conditions are going to get much tougher sin. and the greater price, the much larger price here of course is the continued push south towards that black seacoast. and make a major victory in the form of private trying to cut off russian supply lines. it seems very far from the reality on the ground right now. but president zelinski on hand on those battlefields on this frontlines ÃÃthey are there to give a morale boost. take a look at what he said. >> it is extremely important

paula, stay with us. experts join our conversation, including former top officials in georgia. sam owens, you're the former georgia attorney general. powell and chesebro will stand trial together, but we don't know about the other 17 co-defendants. could all of them still stand trial together? >> no, sir. you've got the mark meadows motion for removal that we're waiting for a decision from judge jones. whoever wins or loses will then go to the 11th circuit. you have at least four other defendants that similarly have filed or will file motions to remove to federal court, too. none of those matters would be available for trial by the end of this year. >> interesting. you used to work as an assistant fulton county district attorney. fulton county prosecutors said the april will take at least four months and include 150 witnesses. the judge even said the trial could last eight months. were you surprised by that? >> no, not at all. i think that if you look at the course of a normal trial in jury selection, you

paula, i understand you have exclusive new reporting. first, tell us more about this hearing tomorrow. >> reporter: wolf, it will be interesting. anyone can tune in to see how this judge handles critical questions, including scheduling and possibly breaking up this case. the district attorney has been asked to come with a good faith estimate for just how long it's going to take to hold a joint trial for 19 defendants. several of those individuals, they've already asked to separate or sever their cases to get to trial faster. the district attorney will also be asked to address what would happen if this massive case is broken up into smaller groups? tonight, all 19 defendants in the fulton county election interference case have now entered pleas of not guilty. >> we did nothing wrong, i did nothing wrong. >> reporter: tuesday, former white house chief of staff mark meadows, along with six other defendants, all pleaded not guilty and waived their right to an arraignment in fulton county, georgia. this as cnn has learned that special counsel

. >> hello, warm welcome to our viewers from the united states and all around the world, i'm paula newton, we begin in morocco after being ravage by its deadliest earthquake in decades more than 2,000 people dead and victims being laid to rest there. are fears the death toll will continue to rise as emergency crews dig through the rubble of collapsed buildings but many are holding out hope theme find people looichd under that debris. those who survived are now coping with trauma. many sleeping outdoors after losing homes, others with a place to live rest tate to return home worried that there could be aftershocks at their homes could collapse. morocco king has instructed officials to set up inter minimum material commission to provide relief. we get details now from cnn's sam kylie. >> king mohammed has declared three days of national mourning because his country has been completely devastated by an extraordinary earthquake totally unexpected in cities like this, marrakech. this has been the scene in the medina the most ancient part of the city a building ripped away by this earthquake bu

joining us with more, cnn's paula reid. paula, in the case of meadows, what more does the judge's ruling say? and what did it say about the testimony last month? >> it's interesting you asked about the testimony because his own words were used against him. meadows' lawyers are arguing that everything meadows did as part of this alleged conspiracy is part of his job as the white house chief of staff. in the indictment, they lay out eight overt acts meadows took in furtherance of this alleged conspiracy. his lawyers insist all eight of them, that was all part of being the white house chief of staff. but a judge here saw it differently, said, no, these were political activities. and then points to his testimony, noting that when he was asked to describe the limits of his power as chief of staff, he couldn't. and then they also note that in that infamous call with the secretary of state, brad raffensperger, he points to the fact that the lawyers in the call, those were campaign lawyers and the judge firmly rules that these were

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georgia, pennsylvania, michigan, and arizona. >> our thanks to paula reid for that report.e're going to talk with her more in the next block about all that means. >>> in our politics lead, the senate is back with a task to pass a spending bill within the next 16 legislative days. or the u.s. government will shut down. and even though recess is over, republican hardliners are still willing to play a game of chicken as the deadline approached hoping to force the white house and the senate to accept a bundle of conservative priorities. this as one of the senates most powerful leaders just spoke moments ago after freezing up in front of tv cameras twice in just over a month. let's go to cnn's manu raju on capitol hill. so manu, we just heard from republican leader mcconnell on the senate floor. he seemed to speak fine just now. did he address in any meaningful way this latest freezing incident? >> he only addressed it very briefly, jake. he said that one moment got some considerable aettention over hi recess and he decided to pivot on to the business at hand in the senate. name

earlier i spoke to paula bog law. he's a science journalist and officer. i asked him how this mission will benefit india and the entire global scientific community. so pretty straightforward. the sun is the star for us. the system determines the size of the daily life of people across the world. what sort of digging is known about this one? that somebody disagrees about the sun that out a few groups around the sun by us and they go to be in space agency and all very soon the other one satellite joy in trying to decide for them any of this 3 the sun. it's a $2.00 and $1.00 mission, one that of scientific experiments. but there is also a component. we could have a full cost homes and a phone cost when that is an issue from the sun coming to work. the 3rd, which i sometimes cause the sun gets angry and then the sun gets angry if it could be fries a satellite system. the reason to be solved at this darleen constellation, losing the dozen or sole satellites in space, thanks to us. so there are many benefits and not just the we're looking for the company as one

paula hancocks reporting for us. thank you.ry i am joined by cnn senior international correspondent matthew chance who is live from moscow. matthew, what more, first of all, can you tell us about what vladimir putin wants from this meeting? >>. >> well, i mean, i think as that report just mentioned, i mean, vladimir putin clearly is feeling a lot of pressure from that ongoing conflict in ukraine. it's become a war of attrition which is likely to be decided by the side that can sustain these high levels of artillery barrages and missile strikes against the other. it's depleted ammunition stocks and weapons stocks on both sides. so if vladimir putin can secure an arms deal with north korea which is believed to have vast stockpiles of soviet-era weaponry and that would be a major boost for his military campaign in ukraine and also a major blow for ukraine and its western allies, but as paula was saying, it also is the kremlin sending a message that the relationship between russia and north korea could get a lot closer if putin cho

paula reid is back with me along with cnn special correspondent jamie gangel.ing is this do you think to joe biden's re-election campaign? >> fair or unfair, hunter biden's problems are his father's problems. that's just the way it's going to work. look, if you think about our recent cnn poll 61% say they think biden had at least some involvement in hunter biden's business dealings. there is no evidence of that, and these are completely different charges. this has nothing to do with that. but there is, you know, a problem of perception. and despite the fact there is no -- it does hurt politically. >> are we going to see hunter biden arrested and arraigned, mug shot. >> i think he'll be treated like any other defendant. you turn yourself in, the process, there is a mug shot. but the federal mug shots are not released to the public. then he'll have initial appearance and arraignment. there doesn't appear to be any of this on the calender yet. that is something that's going to have to be negotiated between the two sides. again, if it's like any other case, i expec

i'm paula newton. ahead, rescuers in morocco, death toll tops 2100. an urgent search here in the united states, an escaped killer is taking new steps to try and blend in. plus a victory for spanish soccer players, this kiss is out. details. on life news. and it is 7:00 a.m. in morocco where many have spent yet another night outside after friday's powerful and deadly earthquake. more than 2100 people have been reported killed and rescuers continue to dig through the rubble in a frantic search for survivors. the 6.2 quake is the strongest to hit morocco in over 120 years. near the quake's etch center in the atlas mountains scenes of destruction and devastation with homes and small villages reduced literally just to piles of rubble. rescuers in morocco are still digging through that rubility and of course they are clinging for hope that they will find survivors. many who did make it through are sleeping outside in alternates. more from marrakech. >> reporter: still grappling with the aftermath of the 6.8 earthquake. marrakech, families line through outsi

cnn's paula newton is covering all this for us, she's joining us live from ottawa right now, paula, givee latest. >> reporter: you know, wolf, i lost count of how many standing ovations volodymyr zelenskyy got in parliament, and wolf, that was the easy part. right, in terms of this visit he was here in north america trying to shore up military support. certainly, as you mentioned he got more military support, nearly $500 million additional from canada. what's interesting here, wolf, is that while that will be part of a multi-year program, certainly canada continuing to say that we are here for the long haul in terms of supporting ukraine on this. i also will note, though, when you look at the real bold audacious attack that ukraine made on that black sea headquarters earlier, the hours earlier, it really put zelenskyy here on the front foot, what ukrainian canadians tell me here is they know that zelenskyy wants to be seen as a winner, that if he is seen to be winning this battle, no matter what's been said so far about the counteroffensive that he knows he's able to get more military ai

>> paula hancocks live in seoul, south korea. thank you.for more on this important story, let's get an update from kayla tausche. how is the biden mrks watching this? >> jake sullivan said the u.s. has been prepared for quite some time that these two leaders could meet and that decisions between them have been advancing. but the administration believes it's simply proof that u.s. sanctions against russia are working. here's the state department earlier today. >> not only has he failed to achieve his goals on the battlefield, but you see him traveling to beg kim jong-un for military assistance. we're going to monitor the outcome of this meeting closely. >> the meeting comes as g-20 leaders sign off on a joint declaration pha fails to condemn russia by name for the invasion of ukraine. it says this. it says all states must refrain from the threat of use of force to seek territorial acquisition. cnn reports that text went through 200 hours of negotiation and 15 drafts and that the alternative was no mention whatsoever. the white house had been

paula: jueves contemplar las bastante agradables y ademÁs de que Él 10 tuvo fresco. saber cÓmo uno puede programar sus dÍas. >> en estos dÍas va a estar la celebraciÓn del dÍa de la iindependencia en mÉxico y contamos con buena condiciones y temperaturas agradables a esta hora de la noche con 64 grados para san josÉ. y en las siguientes horas van a extra marcando el termÓmetro y nos mantenemos en el rango de los medianos a bajos 60 grados. en la maÑana esperamos la nubosidad que entra a nuestros sectores del interior. y ya poco poco seguirÁ disipando la nubosidad y de nuevo a la costa y tambiÉn nos acompaÑa la niebla, asÍ que mucha precauciÓn al conducir porque las vÍas serÁn peligrosa por plan y visibilidad va a esta reducida a menos de una milla y nos mantenemos con temperaturas en los 60 grados a las 8:00 a.m. y a las 12:00 p.m. todavÍa en los 68 en san josÉ para lo que es el horario del mediodÍa y contamos con condiciÓn ventosa que llegarÍan para las 5:00 p.m. cuando posiblemente estÁ saliendo del trabajo, asÍ que mucha precauciÓn al conducir. mÁs adelante les ha

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cnn's paula newton is joining us from ottawa on this., what more are you learning about this new intel? >> reporter: you know, what's interesting here is the fact that ambassador cohen would even utter such a thing, quite frankly. some people have deemed that information from sources, but what is so sensitive here is the fact that the allegation of what justin trudeau calls credible intelligence actually may have come from indian diplomats here in canada. i want you, though, to listen to ambassador cohen speak for himself. >> there was shared intelligence among five eyes partners that helped lead canada to making the statements that the prime minister made. >> reporter: the state department declined to repeat that to me in a statement, brianna. in fact, saying they do not comment on intelligence matters. and the ambassador has declined an interview with cnn. putting all of that to one side, you can start to see how sensitive this is. both countries, india and canada raising their travel alerts. there are protests planned in both countrie

and now, paula, what do you know as far as kim jong-un is getting to russia? >> sara, what we have learned is that there is a train carrying jim jong-un from vladivostock where the russian president putin is, where he is at an eastern economic forum, and we have heard from the kremlin, and the state-run media in north korea that the two are going to be there together in coming days, and they are saying that they will have a one-on-one meeting, and it is a meeting that neither seoul nor washington welcome, because it is to hammer out the final deals of an arms deal, and u.s. intelligence and south korean intelligence believe they are close to some kind of arms deal, and the belief is that russia would gain ammunition or small arms out of this deal that they would then be able to use on the front lines in ukraine and in return, the u.s. officials believe that north korea would be able to secure some satellite technology or some nuclear submarine technology from russia. so both sides are really standing to gain from this strategic alliance, and it is mutually ben

paula, great to see you.out what another four years of joe biden would mean on the foreign stage. are you? >> aren't we all? if our president is headed to alaska right now on the day of 9/11, and 22 years ago i buried my son on 9/11, there is a disconnect between executive office and the people. >> todd: there was a disconnect when it came to circumstances surrounding the events that took your son's life. the deadly kabul attack would not have happened. the book says the taliban freed the bomber when it overran bagram despite vocal objection from military commanders. if biden had not rejected advice, he would have been behind bars instead of outside abbey gate. your reacton when you read that? >> military leaders have expressed we should have never let bagram go, thats a huge military mistake. the next mistake, we trusted the taliban to have our perimeter. too many veterans were gut punched at such a poor decision made by this administration. >> todd: so much, paula, as you know was all to get a talking point

>> paula, what is it like driving something so large?'t even think i could do it. i would call my husband every day going i don't know if i can do this. but, with the, you know, i got in there, and i did it and i have never driven anything but, you know, an suv before. and getting in there and being age to do it just wilt up my confidence and, i will tell you what, it's amazing feeling. i feel like i'm just this little girl in this big toy truck. it's just so much fun and i really, really enjoy it. g. it's not very hard. >> ainsley: okay. i can't even parallel park, barely. but a truck, but i guess they have big parking spots. you have truck stops that are equipped for all of this. thomas, what -- what can you say to people who are watching that don't have a job right now that need to make money, how would you encourage them to go into this field? >> well, gosh, if they're especially mechanically inclined they can do it and be a great opportunity. the mirrors are great large places. it's not as hard as you think it is. >> ainsley: god bl

paula target anunciÓ que esta sucede en nueva york.importante que se comuniquen para poder trabajar con la agencia. es importante que se comuniquen y que no hagan el 16. son nueve condados. le recuerdo la fecha lÍmite para presentar la declaraciÓn de impuestos. en su pantalla encontrarÁ esta prÓrroga para los contribuyentes en la bahÍa. hemos tenido un dÍa soleado. por muchas razones tenemos que cuidar nuestra piel con un bloqueador solar. es un dÍa soleado en nuestra regiÓn. me preocupan los rayos solares. es importante que se que hay que usar bloqueador solar. aquÍ le doy unos datos. pasamos a lo que es el pretÉrito torso solar. protege un poquito poco a poco cuando vemos avanzando. las personas se queman es sugerirle que todos nos protejamos. a cuidarse muy bien. en oleaje puede alcanzar. en los siguientes dÍas nos es pena un sol brillando. ♪ ♪ paola:maÑana "noticias univisiÓn 14" estarÁ transmitiendo el segundo debate de los candidatos americanos. es damos desde muy temprano en este dÍa transmitiendo aquÍ. de mucha expectativa. es

paula: de fue la pausa, una madre nos cuenta la historia de su hijo y cÓmo batalla contra la depresiÓn mental estÁ relacionada. la depresiÓn arte de un trastorno. >> llevaba con la camisa roja. >> Él se sentÍa triste y que preferÍa estar muerto. >> seguramente usted ya lo ha escuchado. >> cuÁles fueran las primeras seÑales que usted empezÓ a notar diferente en su hijo? >> no querÍa hacer sus tareas, me llamaban de la escuela que se salÍas, se mantenÍa aislado de todos. >> tengan presente que existe la lÍnea de prevenciÓn al suicidio. >> estamos con esta ayuda que no necesariamente tienen que hacer efecto. tÓmese su tiempo. le dejo aquÍ el nÚmero contacto. paola: la semana estÁ pasando volando. las temperaturas estÁn cÁlidas, bastante agradables. temperaturas agradables y al resto el Área de la bahÍa. poco a poco alcanza los 71. aprecian la tarde. la mÁxima los 83 grados. un panorama mayormente despejado. la maÑanas a quien san josÉ nos vamos a mantener en el rango de los 80 grados. tenemos precipitaciones del viernes al sÁbado. >> fÍjese bien lo que vamos a hacer. paola: trabajadores d

paula brennan, al jazeera, west jerusalem. fighting between rival factions in lebanon's largest refugee camp for palestinians is forcing a number of them to look for safety elsewhere. six people have been killed since a cease-fire between armed groups ended last thursday. a report from the ein el-hilweh camp. reporter: it has been a life of displacement for a stateless people. mohammed was born in lebanon after his family left palestine when israel was created in 1948. decades later, he finds himself sleeping in the mosque, forced to flee the fighting in the eye and in headway refugee camp. >> this is the second time in the month that we have been displaced. during the last round of classes , our house was destroyed. we moved to another house during the truce but again, we had to leave. reporter: hundreds of family did the same. the fighting between rival palestinian faction created a humanitarian crisis. for the older generation, it has brought back memories of a difficult life. >> in 1948, we found refuge south of lebanon. t

. >> she took this picture, and then she texted it to paula rodriguez. >> i am just so happy. i am just so happy that i got her [ crying ] >> reporter: delta flu rodriguez is mother to atlanta for the reunion. she was still shaking, seven pounds thinner and dehydrated but maia was okay. thanks, in large part, to robin allgood. and now maia is back in paula's arms in the dominican republic, safe, finally , and sound asleep. >> oh. >> what an amazing story. >> an amazing woman who, the dedication for someone she never even met. she just fell in love with this dog. it was wonderful. she is an angel. oh, i love that story. >> robin's family left for vacation without her and cheered her on as she kept searching. >> we were all cheering for her. we are happy to report she made it to hawaii, well-deserved vacation. a little spending cash for her trip, too, peta is splitting a $5000 reward between robin and the fedex workers who helped her. >> amazing story. >> lucky maia. clive i'm supposed to follow that? straight ahead in sports, 49ers on display - [narrator] stimulant use disorder

drama began when mya and paula rodriguez left the dominican republic headed for san francisco.he had to spend the night in a detention center because she didn't have proper document asian. pets are not allowed so delta said they would care for the dog overnight. during the transport delta says the dog escaped her carrier and ran to the active run way with that collar on. >> signs are number one tool in finding a lost dog. how did i get mya? my sign. >> i am desperate to find my dog. >> after seeing the plea for help, robin reached out to her and started her own search. >> passed out hundreds of those. >> reporter: two weeks into the search she lost hope. >> i gave her a 1% chance of still being on the property. >> reporter: three weeks later. you are at home and get a call at 2:30 in the morning from a fed ex employee who says i think i saw the dog. >> right. >> reporter: that man had seen the signs. she raced to the facility. >> you get to the guard gate and you are like i am here to help find a dog. they're like okay, lady, it's 3:30 in the morning. >> that's exactly how they

the drama began when mya and paula rodriguez left dominican republic headed for san francisco.ing a stop rodriguez had to spend the night in a detention center because she didn't have proper documentation to enter. pets are not allowed in the detention center so delta offered to take care of mya overnight. during the transport of mya, delta says the dog escaped her plastic zipped carrier and ran on to the active run way with that collar on. >> signs are number one tool in finding a lost dog. how did i get mya? my sign. >> i am desperate to find my dog. >> reporter: after seeing rodriguez's plea for help on social media, robin allgood reached out and then started her own search. >> hundreds and hundreds of those. >> reporter: two weeks in, she lost hope. >> i gave her a 1% chance of still being on that property. >> reporter: three weeks later. you are at home, you get a call from a fed ex employee who says i think i saw the dog. >> right. >> reporter: al lewis had seen the signs. she raced to the fed ex facility. you get to the gate and you are like i am here to help find a dog.

paula: asÍ llegamos al final los dejamos con mÁs a las 23:00. salud, gracias, familia.nderse el trÁfico ferroviario que les impide llegar a estados unidos, mientras que higo paz se declara en emergencia ante la llegada de indocumentados. >> el frÍo, el sol,

they are doing everything to prevent the formation of a truly multi paula. just the world or the they 64 is the world to play by their own narrow minded rules. if someone gather somewhere, without them, makes friends without them old, without the permission, they see it as a threat to the dominance. the same nato's advance in the asia pacific region is a blessing by the expansion of bricks is dangerous. the rejection of the principle of equality and total inability to negotiate classics in the collective best playbooks. i guess the point that really unified so much of what the russian foreign minister had to say was that roger is seeking stability and a resolution of conflicts in the world and seeking to bring the world closer together with the trade and alternative mechanisms of global governance. and which in developing countries are given equal representation. uh, that was much of what he had to say in his remarks, the emphasizing that'd be, attitude that is currently coming out of the white house and number of western institutions is not helping things i

i'm paula. >> overnight, a manhunt in maryland for the suspect wanted for the murder of tech ceo paula lapeer. police say the 26 year old founder of eco map technology was found dead in a baltimore apartment with blunt force trauma wounds. authorities now searching for 32 year old jason billingsley, who has a long criminal history. >> this individual will kill and he will rape. he will do anything he can to cause harm. >> we have to make sure that we bring this individual who, quite frankly, shouldn't have been out on the streets in the first place into custody. >> billingsley's record extends back decades with charges including sex offenses, assault and robbery. the most recent a conviction in 2015 for first degree sexual offense through force threat. he was released last year. officials have not revealed why he's a suspect in the case or whether he and lapeer were connected in any way at this time. >> we believe and we know he probably is armed and dangerous . >> police say the building where lapierre's body was found is a secure one, meaning someone would have had to let the suspect

oh, saying the non c collaborator, the also a paula, been getting a standing ovation was a little russian propaganda. meanwhile, crudo spotty has requested the records of the canadian parliament giving a standing ovation to the nazi collaborator, old, be deleted and removed. however, that move was met with a little bit of opposition. i would like to ask for unanimous consent to adopt the following motion. that not withstanding any standing order, special order or usual practice of the house. the recognition made by the speaker of the house of an individual present in the galleries, joins addressed to parliament by his excellency flooding mirrors of lensky. be struck from the appendix of the house of commons to be of service date. september 21st 2023. and from any house smoking the record reading the text or the speakers words from parents or what have only one purpose to try and forget what happens to wash the record clean. yeah, it is as that man was saying right there in an open an obvious attempt to white wash history. i think you should want to know a little bit more about this. so, b

the floods in greece, paula weeks of droughts and wild fires that destroyed bus tracts of forest and farm land. government says climate change is to blame. the water cascades through the narrow streets of greek towns and cities. as here on the island of scott to us on the nearby mainland, the mayor of regional capital bolos begs his fellow citizens to seek shelter. i told you the rivers will float everything. you have no idea how much water is still to come. this here is only the beginning. the whole city will be flooded. the flooding has destroyed roads and caused blackouts in parts of central grease. and after a long stretch of drought, the arid ground is unable to suck up the water masses in just 18 hours. more than $750.00 leaders of water fell per square meter. that's around an average years worth of rainfall. over the summer greece is government has been baffling. hundreds of wild fires only to face the next extreme weather event. digital cafe may push it to the 14. i think everyone realizes there are certain where the phenomena that are beyond the capacity of humans to deal wi