secretary rivera. nancy,i fully agree with and i would be fully remiss if i didn't take a moment to thank her for her years in education and affecting the lives of children. but, nancy is correct. not only do we engage with students and student at -- students and parents and communities themselves, but this is exactly what industry leaders have been telling us. they not only need an educated workforce, they need a well-rounded workforce. they need someone who can not only made -- not only meet the technical demands of the job, but also the social and emotional demands. so we need to ensure that our kids are learning to engage in school, as early as 3, 4, 5 years old is extremely important. we are also engaging aggressively in what we call stem initiatives. we have created five, statewide stem ecosystems, were reported community together and drive not ,nly the educational assessment but engaging business and is -- business and industry to ensure we are educating the next generation workforce. by 2025, 7

secretary rivera. eyewall restate what i shared in terms of funding, but you're correct in stating not division when i lived as an serving urban years,oms for 20 plus that is the culture we have created in identifying a single measure. many other opportunities have diminished. we see funding and a change of focus. number -- a a reduction in humanities courses offered. probably the primary reason the governor has focused on supporting edition and providing more. philadelphia is a great example. you have wrote about humanity teachers. that is just the start. we have done everything we need to do. now, by focusing on college readiness, and issues that onlyic absenteeism, not are going to provide additional awayrces, we have to move from the test taking culture. we are only focusing on standardized tests. we are engaging teachers my having them work together and focus on the need kids as opposed to how to meet that. you have talked about testing. i've been trying to come up with the right words. is seducti

estÁ con nosotros juan rivera.nto de lo ocurrido en esta jornada. vamos a ir en un segundo con juan rivera. tenemos el Último informe oficial de las autoridades en mÉxico.139 personas muertas, 64 en morelos, donde fue el epicentro. el mayor nÚmero de pÉrdidas humanas, 36 en la ciudad de mÉxico. nueve en el estado de mÉxico. estas cifras son preliminares, desafortunadamente iremos actualizando conforme nos vayan dando la informaciÓn oficial. marÍa elena: tambiÉn hemos tenido en morelos y oaxaca? enrique: vamos a comprobar la informaciÓn.alrededor de la 1:00 de la tarde, este 19 de septiembre, una fecha con mucho significado para los mexicanos es que se registra este sismo con un epicentro en morelos, a 200 km al sureste de la ciudad de mÉxico estas son imÁgenes que se captaron minutos despuÉs de que sintiera el sismo. hay algunas llamas por la fuga de gas que se activarondespuÉs del terremoto. la gente asustada, tratando de evacuar sus oficinas. una hora en plena intensidad de la jornada laboral, los niÑos en las es

enrique: marÍa antonieta collins, quisiera preguntarle al doctor juan rivera cuÁl es el procedimiento, al no tener pulso, hay que resucitar. lo otro que tienen que hacer en este caso, enriquezca que poner una lÍnea en una de las venas y comenzar a proveerles soluciÓn salina porque muchos de estos, sino todos, de las vÍctimas que salen de los escombros estÁn extremadamente deshidratados. eso baja la presiÓn sanguÍnea puede llevar a la muerte. Éstas soluciones salinas son extremadamente importantes y hay que comenzarlas rÁpido cuando sale el paciente.. allÍ mismo, en este proceso de triage, como tÚ mencionas, hay que ver si tienen algÚn sangrado o lesiÓn en la columna espinal. antes de movilizarlo hay que asegurarse de que uno no le va a hacer mÁs daÑo moviÉndolo. >>nos puede decir por quÉ se necesitan tantos mÉdicos y quÉ tipo de especializaciÓn se necesita en una situaciÓn asÍ? >> mientras mÁs mÉdicos, mejor. sin importar la especialidad. obviamente si son mÉdicos de trauma y mÉdicos de sala de emergencias tendrÁn más experiencia tratando con vÍctimas. se necesita el cuidado inicial d

uno de los rivera se casÓ. juan rivera se casÓ con su novia de toda la vida.tardado. karla: las malas lenguas por ahÍ dicen que lupillo no estuvo invitado. francisca: no puede ser! karla: mÁs adelante tendremos todo lo sucedido en la boda. alan: pero la bronca con toda la familia sigue, no? aunque no hablan mal y se respetan ahÍ estÁ la bronca. mÁs adelante lo vamos a ver.tambiÉn lo quedamos a ver es el futuro de mÁs de 800 mil estudiantes protegidos por daca. quÉ va a pasar? vamos con satcha y las noticias. satcha: los saludo como cada maÑana y arrancamos con esto porque aumenta la incertidumbre en relaciÓn al futuro de deca cuando faltan mÁs de 24 horas para el anuncio del presidente trump. fuentes cercanas a la casa blanca indican que el mandatario ya habrÍa decidido acabar con el programa para evitar una demanda de estados conservadores. no obstante la cancelaciÓn se aplazarÍa por seis meses para dar tiempo a una presunta acciÓn del congreso que legaliza los dreamers. marÍa eugenia payÁn tiene lo Último. marÍa: segÚn reportes el presidente trump habrÍa dec

geraldo rivera, i will start with you on this.ou are happy, and i know that nobody was ever talking about rounding up 800,000, they are not kids anymore, they are adults and going out of the country. the president wants to do things constitutionally which was the unlike obama. do if he does not get funding for thate wall, one of the key promises that he made in his campaign, i would arguehi politically i do not know how he comes back from it. but i am certain he has a great businessman and will get that. >> youwi hit on that last sentence, i think you hit the nail on the head. at the problem with the president and this wall is that he is sending it in a bellicose way, a hostile way appealing to the base, why doesn't he say this? we have all witnessed undocumented immigrants coming over the border and dying in the desert or being murdered? everybody remembers that container trucks coming across -- >> sean: when he said that on day one, he was massacred. >>nd we all want order, we all want a border that is safe for everybody. build

and out of 12 matches - he's won 10 proving he belongs. >> nice right hand by rivera!>> now, he's seen on the silver screen, and in commercials. >> life isn't easy, life is a fight, and that's what makes us who we are. >> inspiring people with his message. >> if you can do this you can do anything. >> i couldn't resist becoming jd's student for the day. >> look me in the eye.b, under,! >> to see if i could roll with the punches. what's the best part of your job? >> to watch my students turn from regular normal people into warriors. >> jd has a fight in boston coming up october 7th. >> we wish him the best of luck. >> now from the boxing ring to the handball court. >> wally amaro is an international superstar in single-wall handball. >> what you doing? >> practice? >> i probably consider myself top 10 in the world in singles. >> wally amaro has traveled the world competing for team puerto rico in handball tournaments. >> i've bene to ireland, i've bene to italy, i've been to colombia. >> but his career started in north philadelphia. >> i grew up in a bad neighborhood my

sobre lo difcil que es vivir en una ciudad con una crisis de vivienda como la de san jase francis riveraista, organizacin luna de donde vamos a sacar tanto dinero? no tenemos nuestro cheque no va a subir cuando suba la renta la seÑora alma en estos momentos no tiene hogar por lo que dijo espera que se pasen medidas para que nadie ms tenga que pasar por su situacin. alma rosas vive en albergue es muy duro vivir en la calle donde no tiene uno donde comer, donde baÑarse donde ir al baÑo es duro. francis rivera activista, organizacin luna ahora me preguntaron a m que porque si est aqu tan caro porque yo esto aqu.. y porque no yo tengo derecho a elegir donde quiero vivir con dignidad melissa on cam la votacin se llevar a cabo a principios de noviembre pero activistas planean realizar ms eventos a favor de los derechos de inquilinos hasta que llegue esa fecha mh t48 vo/paola -- asambleistas democratas lograron que se apruebe un proyecto que pretende aplacar la crisis de vivienda en el estado de california. -- la propuesta busca que se cobre un cargo de 75 dolares a las transacciones de propied

in san francisco, lonnie rivera, abc 7 news. >>> the department of homeland security today confirmed that california was one of 21 states where russian hackers targeted election systems. california secretary of state alex padilla said there's no evidence the system was breached or any voter information was compromis compromised. he said it was unacceptable that it took a year to inform him of the attempted breach. >>> a plane is crashed in glen dale, wedged between an apartment building and smart and final store. two men were able to walk away, and no word on what caused that crash. >>> a popular san francisco grocer is remembered as police search for the driver who plowed into him in a fatal hit-and-run. constantine was known from city hall to the streets of the mission as gus. he was 57 years old. gus was killed as he walked to the san francisco problems market. he owned three neighborhood markets in the city and made it a point of hiring locally. >> he was relentless in his outreach to my office for sure. but it was always about the community, and how you worked to resolve an issu

today - it's sam rivera of leland high school..nt) this south bay science teacher knows that all learning doesn't have to happen between four walls. catherine heenan has more on our 'teacher of the week.' leland high school in san jose's almaden valley - with an enrollment of roughly 1800. "how are you all doing? good? are you?"that includes sam rivera's 9th grade biology class....where they'll be doing something a little different today.sam has nothing against laptops and books - but likes the idea of occasionally getting everyone to get up - and get outside.so today - along with two guests from the children's discovery museum, they're of on a little field trip.(creek sounds)lots of students don't realize that this pretty creek - the los alamitos - is only a 2 minute walk from campus.and as their teacher suspects - these city kids have lots to learn, including what 'downstream' means.teacher "really? the wind is gonna direct the river? we'll see. we have a lot of learning to do here." the learning includes being part of the 'biosi

in berkley, lonnie rivera. "abc 7 news" >>> "abc 7 news" was in santa clara when union leaders and workers marched outside dell's facility. the labor day group included silicon valley child care workers, fast food employees and janitors at high tech firms. they rallied to raise the minimum wage to $15. right now it is $10.50 and it won't reach $15 statewide until 2022. fast food workers demanded higher pay in the east bay. some marchers stormed inside a mcdonald's and pushed customers aside in downtown oakland. the group included workers who took labor day off to rally for higher wages and right to join unions. they believe being in a union will give them better job security. they also rallied outside oakland city hall >>> hurricane irma is a category four storm as it barrels through the caribbean and could hit florida. the governor there declared a state of emergency ahead of any possible impact. people inrida are stocking up on emergency supplies. american airlines has cancelled flights to the caribbean but s

abc 7 news reporter lanie rivera has that story. enator bnie nder spo toep r>> s hundroredr: nurses in san francisco about his medicare for all act. >> they understand they cannot function effectively in a dysfunctional health care system. >> as an intensive care nursery nurse, infant mortality is high. >> reporter: they blasted the republican efforts to repeal obamacare. >> how cruel, how immoral it is to say to those millions of americans, weo ke away that health insurance that keeps you alive. >> reporter: he praised john mccain's decision today, not to support the graham-cassidy repeal and replace bill. >> john mccain has the conscience, and i wish very much that the rest of the republican leadership had that conscience as well. >> reporter: from health care to free higher education, sanders stopped at san francisco's city college, to applaud their first semester of tuition-free classes. several supporters came out to hear senator sanders speak, or pick up a t-shirt or button. to show their support for his vision. a vision that'

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this abc 7 news reporter loni rivera explains, the actor had an important message for domestic abuse victims. >> and so memorable and -- >> reporter: fresh off an emmy win hollywood actress nicole kidman walked the pink carpet f big little night in san francisco. kidman plays a domestic abuse victim in the hbo series "big little lies," a character she based on a woman in real life. >> she could leave. she didn't. she didn't realize that she had to leave. if that makes sense. she was in denial, which is what the character celeste is. >> reporter: kidman has been committed to raising awareness about domestic abuse. and she's actively involved with futures without violence, the non-profit which hosted this event. abc correspondent debora roberts served as moderator. >> i was riveted by this series "big little lies," and my daughter and i watched it together. and i was haunted by the character that nicole kidman played. >> reporter: for more than 30 years futures without violence has worked to shed light on a dark subject. tonight's gathering offered another platform to carry that messag

this abc 7 news reporter loni rivera explains, the actorornt domestic abuse victims. -- >> reporter:ff an emmy win hollywood actress nicole kidman walked the pink carpet f big little night in san francisco. kidman plays a domestic abuse victim in the hbo series "big little lies," a character she based on a woman in real life. >> she could leave. she didn't. she didn't realize that she had to leave. if that makes sense. she was in denial, which is what the character celeste is. >> reporter: kidman has been committed to raising awareness about domestic abuse. and she's actively involved with futures without violence, the non-profit which hosted this event. abc correspondent debora roberts served as moderator. >> i washi series "big little lies," and my daughter and i watched it together. and i was haunted by the character that nicole kidman played. >> reporter: for more than 30 years futures without violence has worked to shed light on a dark subject. tonight's gathering offered another platform to carry that message. in san francisco loni rivera, abc 7 news. >>> a billionaire who clos

today - it's sam rivera of leland high school..ine) he's a south bay science teacher who knows that not all learning has to happen between four walls. kron 4's catherine heenan has our 'teacher of the week.' leland high school in san jose's almaden valley - with an enrollment of roughly 1800. "how are you all doing? good? are you?"that includes sam rivera's 9th grade biology class....where they'll be doing something a little different today.sam has nothing against laptops and books - but likes the idea of occasionally getting everyone to get up - and get outside.so today - along with two guests from the children's discovery museum, they're of on a little field trip.(creek sounds)lots of students don't realize that this pretty creek - the los alamitos - is only a 2 minute walk from campus.and as their teacher suspects - these city kids have lots to learn, including what 'downstream' means.teacher "really? the wind is gonna direct the river? we'll see. we have a lot of learning to do here." the learning includes being part of the 'bi

in san francisco, lonnie rivera, abc 7 news. >>> the department of homeland security today confirmed21 states where russian hackers targeted election systems. california secretary of state alex padilla said there's no evidence the system was breached or any voter information was compromis compromised. he said it was unacceptable that it took a year to inform him of the attempted breach. >>> alane is crashed p in glen dale, wedged between an apartment building and smart and final store. two men were able to walk away, and no word on what caused that crash. >>> a popular san francisco grocer is remembered as police search for the driver who plowed into him in a fatal hit-and-run. constantine was known from city hall to the streets of the mission as gus. he was 57 years old. gus was killed as he walked to the san francisco problems market. he owned three neighborhood markets in the city and made it a point of hiring locally. >> he was relentless in his outreach to my office for sure. but it was always about the community, and how you worked to resolve an issue. >> police are looking for

in berkley, lonnie rivera.abc 7 news" >>> "abc 7 news" was in santa clara when union leaders and workers marched outside dell's facility. the labor day group included silicon valley child care workers, fast food employees and janitors at high tech firms. they rallied to raise the minimum wage to $15. right now it is $10.50 and it won't reach $15 statewide until 2022. fast food workers demanded higher pay in the east bay. some marchers stormed inside a mcdonald's and pushed customers aside in downtown oakland. the group included workers who took labor day off to rally for higher wages and right to join unions. they believe being in a union will give them better job security. they also rallied outside oakland city hall >>> hurricane irma is a category four storm as it barrels through the caribbean and could hit florida. the governor there declared a state of emergency ahead of any possible impact. people in south florida are stocking up on emergency supplies. american airlines has cancelled flights to the caribbe

and the wind just sounded like a freight train. >> rivera who lives in manchester new jersey says she flew to puerto rico a week ago for vacation and spent three days in peace before the storm. >> how fast it developed. >> but she praises the people of puerto rico who helped her and so many others to safety in a time of complete chaos. >> everything is down. they have no power, no water. they have nothing. nothing. and whatever they had, they were willing to share with each and every one of us. they are a wonderful people. >> myra soto and her children also landed in philadelphia from the same flight after waiting for hours at the airport. she says it had to resort to old fashioned security check in methods verifying each person and bag by hand due to lack of power. >> there's no light. there's no food. there's no electricity. there's no gas. so, everybody -- we survived something that we never imagine. >> anita oh, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> well, we are following some breaking news right now. philadelphia police are investigating shots fired at officers in north philadelphia tonight

i'm frances rivera. >> i'm philip mena. hurricane irma is pummeling extreme winds the most powerful hurricane ever recorded. listen here to its fury as it whips into st. maartin. a local official there said the island was quote 95% destroyed. irma sent the sea surging on to streets, leaving cars floating in the water. >> an american student who survived the storm cap cured these haunting images of the after math, though the devastation may be greater in barbuda, nearly every building was damaged when the eye of the storm traveled over the island. the prime minister says the majority of the area is homeless estimating $150 million in damage. >> what i saw was heart wrenching. i mean, absolutely devastating. in fact, i believe that on a per capita basis the extent of the destruction in barbuda is unprecedented. >> at least three deaths in the caribbean are being blamed on the storm. florida's governor is warning residents to be ready. >> the storm is bigger, faster, and stronger than hurricane andrew. we are being very aggres

i'm frances rivera. the federal government is ramping up its relief effort in puerto rico as residents remain without adequate food, water, power or supplies. president trump tweeted about puerto rico for the first time in four days saying the island is in deep trouble. due to a devastated electrical grid and billions still owed to wall street. a debt which he said must be dealt with. >> fema says over 10,000 federal staff are helping with rescue and relief efforts. the massive clean up effort is leaving some residents feeling forgotten and overwhelmed. nbc's gabe gutierrez has more. >> reporter: when maria rowerar on shore, they felt the impact. norma lost the roof off her home and the business flew away entirely. >> many of us don't have a lot of money. that will take us a long time to recover from the things that we lost. >> reporter: now the hunt is on here for the basics. this woman snagging water from the side of a mountain. everything is destroyed, she says. with mangled power lines everywhere and

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in the head chest and legs the final blow was then delivered by the runaway car which rolled over rivera pinning him to an apartment building the incident is still being investigated however a toy gun was recovered from the scene based on the available video surveillance family's attorney says it was a green plastic squirt gun various parents have now filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the officers l.a.p.d. and city of los angeles over excessive use of force they say they are willing to drop the case if the officers involved are prosecuted in los angeles busy to save those already sixty years ago today the world watched as the president ordered the army to escort nine african-american students into the formerly segregated little rock central high school in little rock arkansas but then the governor blocked the nine students from entering the. school despite the nine hundred fifty four brown versus board of education supreme court case the clarinet unconstitutional for public schools to be segregated this historic moment helped pave the way for other african-americans to attend

. >> reporter: angela rivera spoke to "eyewitness news" after hurricane matthew ya' devastated the islanded to a ballroom, the walls were shaking, the chandelier was shaking. floor was shaking. then they moved us into the stairwell where for eight hours we were 20 people in room the size of a bathroom and the wind just sounded like a freight train. >> reporter: rivera who lives in manchester new jersey said she flew to puerto rico a week ago for a vacation and spent three days in peace before the storm. >> we were told according to the noaa it developed from a tropical storm to a hurricane there wasn't no time. >> reporter: she praises the people of puerto rico who helped her and so many others to safety in a time of complete chaos. >> everything is down. they have no power, no water. they have nothing. nothing. and whatever they had they were willing to share with each and every one of us. they are wonderful people. >> reporter: myra soto and her children also landed in philadelphia from the same flight after waiting for hours at the airport. she says they had to resort to old fashioned

as lonny rivera explains, this was a crime of opportunity. >> if you look at the timeline on the video, you can see they were in there for less than two minutes. >> a brazen, frightening, and fast armed robbery at this target store in emeryville. a little after midnight saturday, a surveillance camera captured three men as they boldly rush into the store on 40th street. two had guns. >> there were customers inside the store at the time. it was closing, but they were the last customers of the day, of the shift, and then what was taken was just money. >> you see one suspect forcing two store employees to the floor. the others are in the back. and then they all quickly exit the same door with cash. >> i'm glad it's on surveillance. we have cameras at our house. >> customers were shocked to learn about the crime. >> i'm really surprised to hear about it, sorry to. >> i would think people are not very smart. you know, to have done that. they're risking massive amount of loss of their own life. >> detectives definitely believe the suspected waited for the opportune time. they made their way

i'm frances rivera.he front page is filled with headlines ask silent demonstrations after a sunday full of protests. kansas, l.a., and london. players of all stripes took a knee, stood arm and arm and sat linked together peacefully demonstrating. some teams like the titans, steelers and seahawks stayed in the locker room as the star-spangled banner played. president trump deemed it unpatriotic, only to double down on his criticism in twitter post after twitter post calling on players to be fired if they disrespect our great american flag and country. he remarked on the issue again as he boarded air force one back to the white house. >> when you get on your knee and you don't respect the american flag or the anthem, that's not being true. >> are you claiming racial tensions? >> it has nothing to do with race. i've never said anything about race. this has nothing to do with race or anything else. this has to do with respect for our country and respect for our flag. >> a week ago before trump's comments, ju

i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. thanks for being with us. nbc and our nbc stations. >>> happy friday! we made it. now we have to make it through your day. let's start out with a beautiful live look outside. a nice start in san francisco this morning. good morning, thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm marcus washington. when you walk out the door, it's so cool. today is the first day of fall. >> yes, it is. at 1:02 this afternoon. it feels so cool outside. it does feel like fall and as we head through the day, it's going to be nice. here is a look at the temperatures you are going to feel as you step out the door, 44 degrees in santa rosa

luis rivera has high blood pressure. when was the last time you took a blood pressure pill? nine days ago. wow. so you need these pills right now. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: chris oquendo got insulin for his grandmother and immediately tested her blood sugar. >> it's high. 174. and that's really high for her. >> reporter: unlike the physical devastation obvious all over the island, the medical devastation is often hidden. hoat's going on inside those apartments, so a major challenge remains, anthony, figuring out who is suffering and what they need. >> mason: dr. jon lapook in san juan. f florida, a 12th patient died las night after being stuck for days in a sweltering nursing home after hurricane irma. the facility in hollywood, florida, lost air conditioning in the storm. a criminal investigation is under way. the trump administration today slashed the u.s. diplomatic presence in cuba and warned americans not to visit. this is in response to mysterious acoustic attacks on diplomats. margaret brennan reports it marks a sharp about-face in u.s. relations with cuba, which had be

i'm frances rivera. this morning puerto rico and florida are under states of emergency and the u.s. virgin islands are facing hurricane warning as hurricane irma, a category 4 storm, continues to grow stronger. residents in florida are already stocking up on supplies like food, water and gasoline before irma hits the main land. one home depot already running out of key supplies. governor rick scott said he spoke to president trump who promised full federal resources. in puerto rico, the head of the island's power authority says it could take up to six months for electricity to be fully restored after irma sweeps through. the power of irma was captured by hurricane hunters from the ocean atmosphere administration as they flew directly into the storm to check the strength and very ross it of the center of the hurricane. >> hundreds of thousands of young immigrants could see the ground shift beneath them today when the white house announces its expected decision to scrap the obama here a program shielding young immigrants from deportation. otherwise known as daca. many of those young i

i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. the news continues on nbc and our nbc stations.ining us. i )m laura garcia cannon. ==marcus/4sh== >>> a very good monday morning to you. thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm marcus washington. it is certainly going to be a warmer day. we want to start with traffic. there's activity going on in oakland. mike inouye has a better look at that. mike? >> the maps show green sensors. oakland, indeed, is where we track this police activity, marcus and laura. we heard about the buzz in the news room. police activity, high street at international boulevard, two major roadways, use san leandro or 42nd to get through it. we are tracking this. i hear a police cruiser is involved. a con

i'm frances rivera. >> and i'm phillip mena. the humanitarian crisis is deepening in the wake of maria with some fearing the crisis along with the crippling debt could cause a mass migration to the u.s.. the governor says without aid from the government such an exodus may be inevitable. >> if conditions are inhospitable, if we don't have the resources to rebuild properly, then yes, this is going to cause a problem for puerto rico. of course it is going to cause a problem for the main land as well. >> fema says 4 million meals and 6 million liters of water have been delivered so far and up to 26 military ships have been deployed to the island. but despite the effort, many say the aid simply isn't reaching them quickly enough. nbc's laura aguirra has the latest. >> reporter: a family's desperation in a rural area of puerto rico. four letters scrawled on their roof. a plea to help to anyone who might fly over. search examine rescue crew members reached them, but in many other cases, cries for help have gone unanswered. the results,

i'm richard lui. >> i'm frances rivera. thank you or watching "early today."e to >>> a very good tuesday morning. let's take a peak outside. the lights in emeryville. it was a live show in the sky last night across the bay area. good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm marcus washington. if you were watching yesterday, you knew those storms were coming. you told us about them and they came. >> a lot of lightning with those storms. at least we can talk things down this morning. i want to show you the replay of the 12 hours and all of those icons. you can see the lightning bolts on the radar there, showing each individual lightning strike where we, in some estimates had over

campos-duffy and today's #oneluckyguy, veteran journalist and fox news correspondent at large, geraldo rivera and he is outnumbered and you bring your experience with horrific situations like this to the couch. >> geraldo: i was therefore hurricane rita and hurricane ike which came exactly as harvey di did. harvey has a magnitude far larger than those previous storms. i'm watching the relief efforts now that they stabilize the situation, they make sure -- the rescues have gone wonderfully and now you're seeing animals, so you know most of the humans are in a safe place. you've got to give them shelter, you've got to give them food and most importantly, you need to give them assurance that the federal government is there for them. that's the biggest untold story is the chemical complex there, these fires breaking out everywhere. we are now paying the consequences of a lack of regulation. that is the real story, the pollution, the instability. >> sandra: let's get to where we are at this moment. the death toll has been rising. it's now at least 39 people in houston and folks are beginning to re

. >> i'm frances rivera. potentially catastrophic, that's how hurricane irma is being described. as it barrels towards the united states. the category 5 storm is one of the most powerful ever recorded, packing sustained winds of 180 miles per hour. puerto rico is buckling down as irma looms offshore. businesses boarded up as residents stocked up on supplies. with dozens of flights canceled, stranded tourists say they are prepared to ride out the storm. >> i'm prepared. i got my water. i got my food. i got my flashlights. i got my emergency stuff and i'm ready. >> preparations are also underway in florida. tourists in the florida keys have been ordered to evacuate with a mandatory order for residents likely in the coming hours. and throughout the state floridians are clearing store shelves of water, batteries and other supplies. governor rick scott says he's activating the national guard to help with preparedness. meteorologist bonnie snyder joins us now with more on irma. >> well, philip and frances, unfortunately the storm has not weakened at all overnight. this is a powerful ma

. >> i'm frances rivera. the massive relief effort in puerto rico continues. fema says it's delivered millions of meals and liters of water with additional supplies arriving daily. over 17,000 government and military personnel working oblt island, getting help to all those in need has been a challenge. >> 80% of the island is still without telecoms. so, it's very hard to keep executing that way. we had an old infrastructure that wasn't effective and it wasn't maintained and then on top of that the hurricane provokes the complete collapse. >> and now another new shortage is arising. banks are running out of cash. lines for atms are hours long matching the wait for gas and clean water. nbc's mariana atencio has more from san juan. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we have seen long lines for people to get the most basic necessities. long lines for fuel, long lines for water, long lines for ice. meanwhile, we know that fema has been working here to get much needed supplies to the people of puerto rico. according to a latest press release, fema has reached

natsound sot tania mccann y rivera, secretara de prensa de la alcalda 20 0657 lo que queremos es quesound como marchan las labores de limpieza "so literally we can have a hundreds of truck and crews..... "literalmente les puedo confirmar de que tendremos cientos de camiones y equipos de limpieza en cada una de las cuadras de la ciudad" y si, cada dia que pasa houston da pasos certereos en pos de la recuperacion, un ejemplo? pues desde ya se levanta el toque de queda en la mayoria de la ciudad sot tania mccann y rivera, secretara de prensa de la alcalda 20 0746 "lo que va a permanecer es que en la parte oeste de la ciudad de houston donde les hemos avisado que tienen que irse de su casa pues esa area va a permanecer bajo el toque de queda. sin embargo aun queda mucho por hacer, por eso el llamado a que todos los daminificados se registren con fema, como kristal -madre de tres niños que lo perdio todo sot kristal vilicaÑa, afectada por el huracn harvey 20 11 10 pregunta pudo usted aplicar a fema sin problema? respuesta si pude aplicar pregunta qu documentos le pidieron a usted respuest

llonni rivera with more. >> normally the wind would be whipping. today, people flocked to parks, beaches and pools. delores park looked like an oasis besize a hazy, hot san francisco skyline. a place where people normally seek sun. this saturday, they formed human islands to enjoy shade under trees. >> we were walking around downtown. i was like we need to take an uber. i can't stand the heat. >> this bachelorette party weekend is not what they expected. >> it is hotter here than it is in san diego right now. which is never the case. >> as the sun continued its three-day assault on the area, a meet-up group bared the heat. a woman suffered from dehydration. officials saw a 25% spike in heat-related energy calls this saturday. all city pools are free during the heat wave. a decision coming from the san francisco mayor. >> a nice courtesy from the city, you know, because it's just so unbelievably hot. >> hot enough for a rare long beach day. ocean beach was packed. and a similar scene at chrissy field. a beach where typically the water was too cold f

the wind sounds like a freight train. >> rivera who lives in man manchester new jersey said she flew to puerto rico a week ago for vacation spent three days in peace before the storm. >> we were folding according to the noaa there were storms down in the caribbean, that's how it developed from tropical storm to hurricane. >> but she praises the people of puerto rico who helped her and so many others to safety in a time of complete chaos. >> everything was down. there was no power, no water, no nothing, nothing. whatever they had they were willing to share with each and everyone of us. they are wonderful people. high myra and her children also landed in philadelphia from the same flight after waiting for hours at the airport. she said had to resort to old-fashioned security and check in methods verifying each person and bag by hand due to lack of power. >> there is no light. there is no food. there is no electricity. there is no gas. so everybody is like cows over there. we survived something that we never imagined. >> while their feet are on the grounds in the delaware valley , their

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gary crosby went on geraldo rivera and said there was no shouting or anything like that, if you got outline and he said you are going to be paddled, you got paddled. this is in the 1940's. that was standard. there was nothing extraordinary about that. bing crosby himself said that when he became a father he learned quickly that you had to instill discipline. he did not have any objection on principle. those facts came out of this idea. it was not anything gary crosby said in his book. the kind of thing they remember in the book, most people have heard about it. what we have is a prime example of what happens to celebrities. you get these images and there's nothing you can do about it. the thing about bing crosby's life, he grew up in a place that was as much like the 18th century as the 21st century. the world he grew up in was a face-to-face world. he knew people personally. he did not have to read about them or be told about them.

real universal health care essentially inevitable last coolio rivera and chris all night long look around. every single day people risk prosecution and jail time just to tell the truth and no this isn't happening in some foreign dictatorship it's happening right here in the united states of america thanks to a set of laws known colloquially as ag gag was the american agricultural industry is waging war on your constitutional right to free speech for more on this war i'm joined by someone who's been on the frontlines of the battle patty lovera is assistant director of food and water watch that he welcomed back i think i'm a great to have you with us so. agag is this are we still doing are we still recycling the story of oprah winfrey talking about beef in the beef industry comes down or is this a completely different thing it's an extension of that so we have lots of snappy names for these things that so there are things called veggie libel laws and food disparagement and that's a state law that they use to go after oprah for talking about if this is actually. preventing people from exposi

joining us from cleveland, fox news correspondent at large, geraldo rivera.you have a lot of family on the island. have you heard anything? >> melissa, my dad is one of 17 children. i have really scores of first cousins scattered throughout the island. three of them particularly i've been trying to reach. we have text messages. we haven't had any voice communication with anyone but we did get some text messages. the damage is absolutely, it is awesome, it is horrible. it is island-wide. puerto rico is thought of as modern kind of caribbean paradise. when you get away from beaches, most houses are made of wood with corrugated zinc roofs. most of them are gone. in my family particularly, one house, my cousin sonia's house are intact, so many extended children, have 10 kids and grandkids inside of sonia's house. everybody has electricity. there is no water. they stored water, they have a generator but better off than vast majority of port reek cones right now. they're worried about running out of propane and resupply of diesel for generator, things of that natur

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back the corporate death penalty and do away with the security threat once and for all all as coolio rivera and charles sour in tonight's lone liberal rumble. with just a week over to go before their chance to repeal obamacare with a simple majority vote expires center republicans are rushing to pass what could end up being one of the most destructive pieces of legislation in modern american history it's called the graham kraehe cassady bill and it's cruel even by republican standards which is saying a lot joining me now to talk about how people are fighting back against this bill i'm joined by larry kohut board chair of our revolution larry welcome back to the program pleasure. a grid larry it's great to see you so just how seriously should we be treating the threat of graham cassidy and for that matter let's you know you want to give us a snapshot of exactly what it is that we're talking about here where they're going to groom graz to be sure so seriously is the answer the first question the last attempt to repeal failed by only one vote john mccain. i think there's a lot to worry about i