it took rivera one month to complete.entral figure is a blue-collar worker. >> he puts a red star and a red badge on his pocket to symbolize is good left wing leanings. >> rivera painted seated in the middle has the mural is getting worked on. today, you would be surprised what he charged. the signed receipts show one payment for $2500. the other for $500. >> which was a lot of money. >> that same year, his san francisco connections brought him to the exclusive city club of san francisco. this time, the allegory of california shows a woman supporting people and innovations. -- jeff gunderson says rivera highlights the average workers that keep the state afloat. >> when you look, you see the lumber industry, you see the mining industry, it looks like an environmental disaster is happening, but he honors that labor and how people are going to use natural resources better themselves. >> the last one i want to show you is located here. it was painted at the home of rosalee stern in atherton. when the university named a dorm a

[derilus speaking] [chavez speaking] [man speaking] rivera-collazo: something said of climate migrants and environmental migrants is that often there is no population to go back to. the same thing happens with wars. so, those that migrate, they have a very tough time to be able to continue their way of life, especially if they are left alone within a city or a place that they don't know and there are no other people from their own country. narrator: tijuana is adapting to an influx of haitian immigrants who are testing the city's ability to support them. in ulaanbaatar, the capital of mongolia, more than 600,000 nomadic herders have moved to the city, leaving a deeply- rooted lifestyle now threatened by climate change. [men speaking indistinctly] mitsuaki toyoda: people in mongolia have been practicing herding for centuries since the era of genghis khan. even today, about one-quarter of the population live a nomadic life. [lamb bleating] toyoda: a dzud is a climatic term used in mongolia, which is characterized by summer drought followed by severe winter weather. the dzud used to happe

what better way to commemorate that than to acknowledge the work of the legendary muralist, diego rivera has the largest number of his murals outside of mexico. >> rivera was like paul revere. he is yelling the nazis are coming. once hitler's head one inin europe, he was going to turn his malignant eye to america as we had to be a unified front. >> this historian told us diego rivera envisioned that unity between mexico's rich culture and the industrialized united states. that is the theme behind his largest standing mural -- pan american unity. he started painting on 10 foot steel frame panels. this way it could be transported to city college of san francisco where it was stored and moved to an impractical location, crammed inside the small performing arts theater. for years, people have admired only one third of his concept. >> everything up put on hold because of world war ii. after world war ii, it nicely segued into the cold war. he never came back. >> city college plans to display it in a much larger to be built public space. in the meantime, the mural is on loan to the san francis

he is diego rivera, a mexican born artist with a passion for politics and his heritage.murals that showed. um social and political struggles of the places he was in this work is pan american unity created in 1940 headlining the golden gate international exposition. art in action, so he actually painted the mural on treasure island in front of the life audience and with the help of local artists and assistance here from san francisco. probably was very close to the same technique. somebody like michelangelo. used in the 15 chapel, working on a scaffold in an airplane hangar. rivera depicts cultural creators from artisans to architects and inventors, those who've shaped north american society, the mural center san francisco as this place where cultures meet where mexico and the us comes together but drawing on his experiences. his focus was also bigger than this continent came here with a very specific agenda, and it's right over here. he's trying to get the u. s into the war against the. one of the 10 panels, a warning over fascism and dictators like hitler, mussolini and

and washington matthew rivera fox news.americans are now out of afghanistan, but thousands of green card holders and others who worked with the u. s are still stranded in the country. one man says he came to visit his family before the taliban took control and now can't find a way to get back to the u. s. the opposite. georgia congressman david scott told him to come to a hotel in kabul to try to get on an evacuation convoy in flight, but so far he's had no luck. yes i have a green card and my daughter have used passport and also my wife. also, she's a wrinkled horror. i live in georgia atlanta, georgia. i ran two businesses in georgia. a number of people were seen waiting for help outside of that hotel today, they say they worked at the us embassy. many fear they could be killed or imprisoned by the taliban. if the biden administration does not step in. remarkable story to tell you about now on october 2nd in san jose, santa clara county superior court judge johnny go go, will hold an event for his flag signing project. go

rivera exits. assistant goes into the offices, sees denoya dead on the floor, calls 911. >> a man has been shot in the head in my office. >> is he conscious? >> no. oh my god. >> i was in rehearsal at chippendales. somebody said, did you hear? nick denoya has been murdered. and you kind of went -- >> it's very difficult to even say how i handled it. nothing in life prepares you to handle news like that. you know, it's still -- i mean, it's 34 years. but it still is acute. >> reporter: cologne and rivera evade police, and with nothing linking bannergee to the crime, it was business as usual at chippendales. >> the next thing you hear is, bannergee buys the road rights back from the denoya family for $1.3 million. you're kind of going -- that's a little odd. >> reporter: meanwhile, knock-off clubs start popping up. one of them actually started by some former chippendales dancers called adonis. they recruited read scot. >> they were directly competing with chippendales. what would you expect bannergee

and washington matthew rivera fox news. democratic leaders in the house and senate say they have reached a deal on a framework to pay for president biden $3.5 trillion budget bill. they're looking at an array of tax options targeting extremely wealthy people and businesses. meantime without congressional action, the federal government runs out of money in a week. republicans say they will not help democrats raise the debt ceiling. if they want to talks, borrow and spend historic sums of money without our input, they'll have to raise the debt limit. without our help. how heartless can you be? you voted to spend these monies. because of covid valid reason. and now you don't want to pay for it. economists warn if the debt ceiling is not raised, and the government defaults, it could push the economy into recession. well don't be surprised if you have to start have trouble finding toilet paper once again coming up tonight. one retailer is admitting it's running into problems, meeting demand and homeowners near a volcanic eruptio

rivera a very hard time getting the visa to do the project.he u.s. ambassador to mexico, he would not have been able to do that. so with that, i will shut up, but, madam chair, if you can tell us what the fourth diego rivera work is, i would love to know. >> supervisor melgar: i think miss la valle would know. so with that, miss lavalle, are you ready to make your presentation? >> i am. i do have a couple of slides to share or pull up, if that's possible. [inaudible] >> sorry. the fourth is not in san francisco, but it's in the bay area. it's bay hall in berkeley, and it was painted at the same time as the work at the art institute. >> supervisor melgar: thank you. >> thank you very much. pilar lavalle, planning department staff. the making of a fresco showing the building of a city was painted on-site between may 1 and may 31, 1931, at the san francisco art institute, then known as the california school of fine art. the fresco occupies the north wall of the gallery now known as diego rivera gallery. as supervisor peskin mentioned, the 1926 bu

fernando habló con él y nos tiene más >>> rivera la cercanía de la muerte lo es apreciar la salud deipal ingreso como él cientos de comerciantes se enfrenta al estatuto de trabajadores para que físicamente no es nada >>> víctor es víctima del virus a mediados de agosto y fue víctima estuvo internado, él era uno de esos que no se quería vacuna por no creerlo a partir de la cual ahora se arrepiente... víctor dice que sílogró vencer la batalla, (inaudible) de preparación y distribución que apenas comienza >>> vamos la pausa con los días festivos pero algunos artículos parecen brillar por su ausencia. les explicamos de qué se trata >>> ya viene la ronda para californianosafectados por la pandemia de vamos a contar para quienes es beneficie torio acabe en el atlántico nace la tormenta tropical teresa y puede convertirse en un huracán categoría cuatro. vamos hablar de este más al volver >>> (comerciales). ♪♪ >>>y es este cliente de la empresa le contamos que se esperan retrasos a laentrega de sus artículos de la entrega festiva, es probable que la extiendes no tienen suficiente mercancía,

he is diego rivera a mexican born artist with a passion for politics and his heritage. he made socially engaged murals so murals that showed. um social and political struggles of the places he was in this work is pan american unity created in 1940 headlining the golden gate international exposition. art in action, so he actually painted the mural on treasure island in front of the life audience and with the help of local artists and assistance here from san francisco. probably was very close to the same technique. somebody like michelangelo. used in the 15 chapel, working on a scaffold in an airplane hangar. rivera depicts cultural creators from artisans to architects and inventors, those who've shaped north american society, the mural center san francisco as this place where cultures meet where mexico and the us comes together but drawing on his experiences. his focus was also bigger than this continent came here with a very specific agenda, and it's right over here. he's trying to get us into the war against the, one of the 10 panels, a warning over fascism and dictat

diego rivera painted masterpieces that inspire and symbolize both struggle and unity., ktvu brooks jarocz has a look at rivera's last mural in the united states created on treasure island during world war two. and sf moma. you can't miss it. a mural standing 22 ft high spanning 74 ft wide and weighing 30 tons. so what you're seeing up here? is an extemporaneous on site invention. he vented this in seven weeks. he is diego rivera, a mexican born artist with a passion for politics and his heritage. and he made socially engaged murals murals that showed. um social and political struggles of the places he was in. this work is pan american unity created in 1940 headlining the golden gate international exposition. art in action, so he actually painted the mural on treasure island in front of the life audience and with the help of local artists and assistance here from san francisco. probably was very close to the same technique. somebody like michelangelo. used in the 15 chapel, working on a scaffold in an airplane hangar. rivera depicts cultural creators from artisans to ar

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rivera a very hard time getting the visa to do the project. and if it were not for the intervention of a good friend, the u.s. ambassador to mexico, he would not have been able to do that. so with that, i will shut up, but, madam chair, if you can tell us what the fourth diego rivera work is, i would love to know. >> supervisor melgar: i think miss la valle would know. so with that, miss lavalle, are you ready to make your presentation? >> i am. i do have a couple of slides to share or pull up, if that's possible. [inaudible] >> sorry. the fourth is not in san francisco, but it's in the bay area. it's bay hall in berkeley, and it was painted at the same time as the work at the art institute. >> supervisor melgar: thank you. >> thank you very much. pilar lavalle, planning department staff. the making of a fresco showing the building of a city was painted on-site between may 1 and may 31, 1931, at the san francisco art institute, then known as the california school of fine art. the fresco occupies the north wall of the gallery now known as diego

rivera a very hard time getting the visa to do the project. and if it were not for the intervention of a good friend, the u.s. ambassador to mexico, he would not have been able to do that. so with that, i will shut up, but, madam chair, if you can tell us what the fourth diego rivera work is, i would love to know. >> supervisor melgar: i think miss la valle would know. so with that, miss lavalle, are you ready to make your presentation? >> i am. i do have a couple of slides to share or pull up, if that's possible. [inaudible] >> sorry. the fourth is not in san francisco, but it's in the bay area. it's bay hall in berkeley, and it was painted at the same time as the work at the art institute. >> supervisor melgar: thank you. >> thank you very much. pilar lavalle, planning department staff. the making of a fresco showing the building of a city was painted on-site between may 1 and may 31, 1931, at the san francisco art institute, then known as the california school of fine art. the fresco occupies the north wall of the gallery now known as diego

rivera: asegurÓ el polÍtico.tes relacionadas con el virus en todo el paÍs. la semana pasada segÚn datos de la universidad. >> en estos momentos que estamos viendo lo que estÁn pasando los hospitales es una clara seÑal de que las vacunas estÁn ayudÁndonos a defendernos contra complicaciones y muerte por el covid—19. rivera: luego de que el presidente ordenarÁ los empleadores, de 100 empleados que exija la vacuna contra el covid—19, muchos no saben quÉ acatar. mientras, algunas de las municipalidades en el estado de florida que le requiere a los trabajadores que les he vacunen, tambiÉn estÁn ofreciendo extensiones por razones mÉdicas y religiosas. la persona que sea multada tendrÁ 30 dÍas para pagar la infracciÓn, ademÁs, podrÁ presentar su caso ante un juez. rivero, univisiÓn. patricia:¿quÉ tanto apoyo tiene el requisito de vacunarse ? segÚn una encuestas, el mayor grupo latino de apoyo, el 70% de los padres de familia hispanos apoyo la exigencia de vacunaciÓn del personal escolar y de todos los estudiantes que as

. >> and i'm frances rivera. working to deal with a crisis after nearly 1,500 hatian migrants are at the border >> within the last 24 hours, those first few flights from texas back to haiti have resumed. hundreds if not thousands of migrants are being bussed to pro process centers. the question is how much longer can these people remain under the border bridge. >> these are the women and children calling this border bridge home. numbers nearly 15,000 strong they've come here with little hoping to reach asylum >> over the last few days, we have moves approximately 3,300 individuals. we expect that to increase >> our crew granted access to visit with those whose futures remain uncertain this woman telling us she's been here more than a week and barely eaten. their only nourishment is the food and water handouts. >> it has been a matter of days. you can see there is already a small city that has essentially formed here in the shadow of this bridge. plants from the river bank being used as temporary roofs as children

i just got a hit on mariano rivera yankee stadium here i come!o much for training me do you think i'm ready for my first pitch? >> i think you're ready, jimmy >> jimmy: all right. well, i'm going to head out there, so wish me luck >> good luck, my friend. this is going to be bad. >> jimmy: i'm here at yankee stadium, i'm about to throw out the first pitch of the game, i'm so excited i'm so nervous >> announcer: here to throw out the ceremonial first pitch, please welcome the host of "the tonight show" -- jimmy fallon! and ladies and gentlemen, please welcome his pitching coach, yankees legend and baseball's all-time saves leader, hall of famer number 32, mariano rivera! >> come on, man. >> jimmy: you can. >> i can, bro. >> jimmy: you can. >> yes no, no, no, that's you, brother. >> no, no, from here >> yes, let's go you got this, though come on. you got this you got it ♪ >> there you go! you got it >> jimmy: you helped me. you helped me, buddy you saved it, man. thank you, i appreciate it >> great job great job. >> jimmy: i appreciate it, thank yo

i'm frances rivera >> and i'm phillip mena. millions of americans spent their day working on storm cleanup. from the gulf coast to the northeast, tropical storm ida caused at least 69 deaths. and many people are still desperate for help nbc's vaughn hillyard is in louisiana. >> reporter: eight days after ida, half a million in louisiana are still without power. some communities surrounded by standing water, homes gone >> there's not a person on this bayou that's not suffering >> reporter: katie's home overtaken by floodwaters furniture tossed to the mud. >> you're drowning and you're reaching up and saying help me and no one's coming. >> reporter: officials say the total number of destroyed power poles higher than hurricanes katrina, ike, delta and zeta combined these waters and mud with nowhere to go. >> the mud just keeps coming and coming and coming. >> reporter: concerns also rising about the most vulnerable >> no lights, no water, no hot meals, no nothing. >> reporter: over the weekend 600 residents evacuated from eight se

rivera fox news still to come in noon, a crash.eda county, under after child killed and four others were injured. when discovered two of the individuals, did have a pulse weren't. we knew that needed to get out. we hear one the two who pulled to help before responders at the scene and late heat going around the bay. i'll have a look at the current and what you can for the rest of the week coming up. every single day, we're all getting a little bit better. we're better cooks... better neighbors... hi. i've got this until you get back. better parents... and better friends. no! no! that's why comcast works around the clock constantly improving america's largest gig-speed broadband network. and just doubled the capacity here. how because we're building a better network every single day. hurt in a head collision highway year sk and rubin. an off duty is being called hero after she rushed to help the victims. the head collision just when sarah came around the bend highway years to know it early sunday, and she was her way to work basical

poblacionla prueba de vacunacion...una medida extrema para muchos, pero necesaria para otros.danay rivera tiene algunas reacciones... al menos 15 millones de dosis de la vacuna contra el covid se han desperdiciado en estados unidos."los centros para el control y la prevencion de enfermedades" dicen que es el equivalente al 3,5 por ciento de las dosis que se han suministrado en el pais.esto se debe, en parte, a que los empaques deben utilizarse rapidamente una vez abiertos.los "cdcs" estan trabajando con los proveedores y las autoridades de salud para minimizar ese desperdicio. hay buenas noticias para los inmigrantes... el servicio de inmigracion y control de aduanas (ice) anuncio un nuevo sistema para programar citas en la internet, en un sitio bilingue compatible con telefonos inteligentes, llamado "ice appointment scheduler".el lanzamiento de esta herramienta permitira a quienes no son ciudadanos programar sus citas, mientras esperan el desarrollo de sus procesos de inmigracion. anteriormente, las citas tenian que hacerse por telefono o en persona. cerca de 24 mil afganos ya han llegad

raÚl: santo remedios una iniciativa comercial de juan rivera y univisiÓn.tienen una meta especÍfica de bajar de peso y bajar la grasa abdominal. quÉ sucede? quizÁs, para eso no es suficiente solamente caminar. de hecho, por alguna razÓn, no estoy diciendo que sea Él, pero me viene a la mente. hay personas que veo que van a una heladerÍa, comprar un helado que tiene no sÉ cuÁntas calorÍas, dicen caminemos por el parque para bajar el helado. Óigame, puede caminar dos millas, tres millas, no serÁ suficiente para contrarrestar las calorÍas que estÁ consumiendo en ese helado. para las personas que tienen una meta de bajar la grasa abdominal y bajar de peso, el ejercicio cardiovascular tiene que ser mÁs intenso en combinaciÓn con una dieta. yo siempre digo alto en proteÍna, bajo el carbohidrato. si es que usted quiere bajar la grasa abdominal. es lo que siempre me ha funcionado. creo que funciona mucho. karla: y lo has dicho tambiÉn el tu libro que el ayuno intermitente ayuda mucho. karla: es bueno siempre y cuando las ocho horas estÁn comiendo y sigan una dieta

i'm frances rivera the northeast is still assessing the damage and loss after historic flooding. from maryland to connecticut, ida claimed at least 44 lives. president biden has approved emergency declarations for new york and new jersey. the record-shattering rainfall was a shock to the region. nbc's stephanie gosk joins us with a closer look at the damage >> reporter: hey there, frances. we can see four cars in this water behind me. there could be even more of them it gives you an idea of how quickly people rose. people had to abandon their cars to save their lives. >> half the tournament is currently underwater >> reporter: in the light of day, the storm damage on display. the danger far from over water kept rising, the stranded rescued by helicopter. >> we lost everything. >> reporter: similar scenes in pennsylvania and new jersey. >> look at that tornado! >> reporter: where tornados also touched down this neighborhood outside philadelphia ripped apart. ida was no longer a hurricane when it hit the northeast, but it was no less a punishing storm, dropping so much rain so quic

vamos con gaby rivera. >> un saludo para usted y su divina audiencia. >> el banco se va a pedir un seguroquirir el seguro de inquilinos y en un momento dado las aseguranza es le giran una cantidad para comprar comida o inclusive en hotel para la vivienda mientras el condominio vuelve a estar tÚ como estaba antes. >> la pÓliza que es la que le llaman seguros de casa, las dos cubren el riesgo de incendio, si se llega a quemar la casa, obviamente paga el 100 %. paula: muy buenas tardes, muchas gracias. iniciamos un nuevo mes, vamos a ver cÓmo se comportaran las temperaturas. presentadora: en zonas del interior temperaturas es tan sÓlo 67 grados. poco a poco vemos llegar la nubosidad en zonas de la costa. en horas de la madrugada podrÍa haber nubosidad y se podrÍa extender hasta maÑana. esto tendrÁ un impacto en la visibilidad. en la maÑana estarÍan en las cuatro millas. vamos a tener visibilidad reducida que mejora en horas de la tarde. temperaturas mÍnimas se mantienen en los bajos y medios 50 paola: debido al aumento de casos de con la virus, se recomienda a las personas no vacunadas a no

people are asked to wear masks. glasses in the vicinity of cum rivera wearing long clothes, and avoid going outside essentially, the covert restrictions that were in place. just a few months ago are the, are those that, that the authorities are now essentially telling people to, to a day or 2. but there is really a sense of panic among many people who fear that you know, that if they do, don't stay in their homes, then maybe those homes will be destroyed. and so there's a lot of people that we've been happened that stayed on the ground despite the risk of these toxic chemicals. and this ruptured again from cambridge for year up. also worth noting, the authorities have noted seismic activity in the southern part of the island, which means that it could be other cracks and formation happening on the i know the blah palma, barbara, because hunk with the latest the, from my nicholas. thank you. the u. k. government says it's working to ensure few will supply issues are resolved following days of long queues, petrol stations, with many of them forced to close. there have been reports that

mala rivera fox news.stocks were lower on wall street today, wrapping up the month of september with losses the dow was down about 546 points. the nasdaq fell 63 points and the s and p was lowered by 51 points. the s and p saw its first monthly loss since january. it's down nearly 5% for the month. traders remain worried about the pandemic, slowing consumer spending and growing inflation, among other factors. california's eviction moratorium expires today. governor newsom and state lawmakers agreed to measure last year that prevented tenants have suffered financially because of the pandemic from getting kicked out of their homes. this moratorium was that extended to june. and then to the end of this month. groups supporting tenants rights are fearing that there will now be a wave of evictions in san francisco, the board of supervisors proved an extended a local rent moratorium through the end of this year. but supervisor dean preston, who authored that legislation, says the state stepped in and overruled i

fox news madeline rivera tells us.rs met with the president today about their concerns about the bills price tag. after linking the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill and a $3.5 trillion spending package. house speaker nancy pelosi appears to be changing her strategy. pelosi says the house intends to vote on the infrastructure bill thursday, even if the larger social spending plan with progressive priorities isn't ready. the biggest issue being the top number. there was an intervention, as you know, in the past. week or 10 days of saying, well, we can't go there. moderate senators joe manchin and kirsten cinema calling for a figure smaller than $3.5. trillion the white house once again scheduled meetings with the two on tuesday to come up with a number. we're working good. it's unclear if enough progressives will vote for the infrastructure bill before the larger package passes. the latter of which republicans have slammed. i don't think the moderates can vote for this negotiations taking place as democrats f

mala rivera fox news. all right.or more on what will be a very busy week in washington we're joined now. by david mcewan sonoma state political science professor david always good to get your perspective here. let's start with speaker pelosi and the job she has in front of her. as you heard in the piece, she is shifting her strategy. she now says that this house vote on the infrastructure bill is going to happen thursday, even if there's no agreement. on that larger spending bill. why is she changing her approach and is this likely to be successful? right so, alex, you're seeing a couple of things here one. you're in real time. what you're seeing is that democrats are worried about holding together the biden agenda as we enter that september 30th end of the fiscal year period. that means that behind this thursday vote are a series of backup plans. you've got to look at keeping the government funded at least through early to middle of october. so you've got to push forward on this vote. you gotta push progressives on

the federal government runs out of funding on thursday in washington, mala rivera fox news.a landmark elections bill today, making vote by mail a permanent option here in california under assembly bill 37. the state will now mail ballots to all registered voters in all elections, whether requested or not. california's secretary of state, said vote by mail has significantly increased participation of eligible voters. the practice was temporarily adopted during the pandemic to help prevent the spread of covid 19 at polling places. the governor said making vote by mail permanent will help increase voter access and expand voting options. fedex is scrambling to cope with a labor shortage just as the busiest shipping season of the year is almost upon us. the company says more than 600,000 packages are being rerouted every single day. that's because certain hubs are only operating with 65% of their staffing. fedex says. this is expected to last through the rest of the year, including through the holiday season. still ahead tonight, details on the announcement by instagram about his

mala rivera fox news. ktvu fox two news at five starts now. i have no choice. i should ask for the.ta county begins its new vaccine mandate affecting who gets inside restaurants, bars and gyms. that new mandate was announced just over a week ago. good evening, everyone i'm julie julie haener i'm andre, senior in for frank somerville. ktvu is tom baker spoke to business owners and customers about the new rules. he joins us now live from lafayette, tom. well the situation is very straight forward. the signs that are everywhere basically say sure you can come in. but make sure you can prove that you meet the requirements of the mandate. bluff yet has an enchanting collection of restaurants doing great business, especially on sunny, warm days. but cold, perhaps wet weather may soon loom ahead patrons that they have to show either proof of vaccination or a recent negative test. um employees, um, have to be vaccinated or begin testing weekly. but the employee requirement doesn't go into effect until november, 1st. to give employees a chance to get vaccinated well over 80% of contra costa

rivera is in washington with the latest. as u.still afghanistan, relying on taliban make sure can get out. said they let people travel freely. we hold to that. we allow to travel who passport, and a flight. still people have doubts, even as u. s. denies that taliban blocked from leaving mazar e sharif airport. in order to make drive concerns questions about i of the taliban us and doing they're going to what they to it. the taliban has interim announcing positions an acting tuesday, the white says no to recognition world be watching united states included and they will watching they allow for citizens citizens of countries depart. meanwhile, one lawmaker is voice and can about the refugee vetting process. we don't know they did afghanistan. were they doing afghanistan? individuals his visit qatar tuesday, of state blinken they're doing on back end people to the. s biden says plan meet with some the refugees but not when they're all the country i'll be soon be i'll be seeing of them. secretary is scheduled testify a house on monday

rivera, fox news. mhm well, of course marks years the 11th terror, and, pretrial resumed the alleged 11 khalid mohammed four other defendants in pretrial for the first since those were suspended back in february 2020. military is taking at guantanamo, bay, cuba. the hearings have delayed for years to challenges. then, of course, the pandemic when that trial begins. scaly sheikh will face 2976 of murder related charges all tied. to the september attacks. well, those terrorist sparked a overhaul the nation's airport. even though of those safety measures still place, some experts the age creating opportunities new security. foxes gary has a look at the of flying 9 11, plus what you should in mind the next time you head to the airport. long lines intensive practices the at, but they used to be. and the approaches 20 year since 9 terrorist, it's clear that day change way we fly security administration was not thing to 9 11. t s replaced private companies airlines using help monitor passengers soon, the time

. ♪ ♪ >> greg: i'm greg gutfeld along with the dagen mcdowell, geraldo rivera, will cain and evil shannonam, it's "the five." president biden spinning his chaotic exit from afghanistan is an extraordinary success as his administration refuses to rule out working with the taliban in the future, privately administration officials say they are horrified over abandoning americans, one telling politico "i am absolutely appalled and literally horrified we left americans there. it was a hostage rescue of thousands of americans in the guise of a in operation. doing his best to paint a rosy picture of. >> it's easy to second-guess but let's just be clear, america was in this war for 20 years and i think any effort to unwind and any effort to bring our troops out, any effort to end our military stands in afghanistan was going to be filled with heartbreaking scenes and difficulties, i think the biden administration managed that as well as it could be managed under the circumstances we were forced into. >> greg: the taliban showed off duct and millions of dollars of u.s. military equipment and the bi

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la obra destaca al famoso moralista diego rivera en la fren debe frida kahlo. >> nos despedimos con elalto de los alpes franceses, mientras una banda ana los seguÍan en formaciÓn, no pudo contener la emociÓn y comenzÓ a llorar. locutor: televisa presenta...

frente al lafc y hoy llegaban sin carlos vela íbamos a tener fútbol con ramir corrales y carlos cesda riverauivocar el equipo de lafc y chofis pone a dos por cero seis goles en tres partidos, está onfire y la vamos a ver otra vez, marcos lópez y ahí chofis adentro, dos a cero ganaron los san josé y luego ahblmos con la chofis, vamos a ver. >>> una gran semana para redondearla con otrgo l. >>> lo más importante es que ganamos y lo importante es sacar los tres puntos. >>> elaprt de hoy y el rival complicado con un equipo formado para pelear el torneo y creo que hicimos un partido intelginte y donde los jugadores etuieron más compactos y con más atención y cnfianza . >>> y buron las cosas están así, san josé están emaptados con 33 puntos en la deicma posiciojn con lafc y ahí están con tres putjnos de diferencia y por eso la victoria era importante y hoy se jugó el clásico entre chivas de guadalajara y américa , cero a cero en el debutó de leaño y la próxima semana está el rebaño por telemundo así que gracias por acompañarnos y esto es todo en los deportes, por el momento, nos vemos mañana nos d

la obra destaca al famoso moralista diego rivera en la fren debe frida kahlo. >> nos despedimos con els franceses, mientras una banda ana los seguÍan en formaciÓn, no pudo contener la emociÓn y comenzÓ a llorar. ♪ ♪ adriana: esta noche en "contacto deportivo". faltan dos dÍas para el sÚper clÁsico. laspalabras de bautista siguen pegando fuerte en el nido de coapa. alejandro: siguen los problemas para el barcelona y para ronald koeman, que de por sÍ venÍa presionado. hoy sufrieron contra el ca dis. adriana: los cardenales retrasados. los dodgers se recomponen y los padres alejan de la liga nacional. iniciamos "contacto deportivo" con berry y la monsalve.

disfrutar solo por la parte se telemundo a partir de las siete de la noche y ahí va estar carlos césar riveraentra detrás del responsable. una organización hace posible las reunificación familiares, menores se prepara para volver a ver a sus seres queridos. los esperamos con estos temas a las once. para despedirnos esta tarde, le presentamos a la oficial kathleen (hablan en inglés). que se encuentra cumpliendo su sueño de convertirse en la primera mujer de patrullar en motocicleta en la tripulación. ha logrado el cargo luego de completar su entrenamiento especial. >> su entrenamiento en bicicleta incluso más de trescientas dos horas. en hora buena. >> nos encanta compartir que las personas cumplan sus sueños. >> esto también para muchas niñas que quieran ser policías. >> gracias a todos ustedes para informarse con nosotros. los esperamos en. a las once. buenas tardes. (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) nos (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) (comerciales). >>> para ademÁs este sÁbado >>> ( ♪Úsica ♪ ). >>>

>>> y desborde del romanticismo fue lo que ocurrió durante el ensayo del cantante mexicano carlos rivera canción y todo y esasí como estamos en vivo. y por otrolado paquita la del barrio me encanta que esté tributo que le están haciendo no hayan pensado para una mujer. ha sido trabajadora y ha sido una de las voces más emblemáticas de méxico encanta poder estar con ella compartir el escenario. y eso no. >>> esperamos que la gente quede muy a gusto >>> a narrar frenos uno interpretar el consejo y rata de dos patas hill también será parte del homenaje póstumo que se le harán tan con gabriel acompañado de guadalupe piñera. en este homenaje la magia estamos segundos ocurrir durante todos los puntos especiales esta gran gala que no se pueden perder los premios pulgar y también esta misma compra me despedí ustedes ni casará con la calle que señala elcosto vehicular en esta pandemia para darle más espacio que sí contra y tienen tres opciones las primeras mantener la calle solana tráfico las mexicana dice una. para esta decisión a principios de 2021. la toni kroos han presionado trámites en el p

her husband diego rivera in the center of her forehead. it depicts her crying due to an affair diego had with an actress. >>> kari hall will have a closer look at the weather. ♪hefty, hefty, hefty!♪ whoa... [john cena sniffs] how do they get these things to smell so good? ♪hefty, hefty...♪ ♪hefty, hefty, hefty!♪ must be magic. hefty® ultra strong™ with fabuloso® scent. >>> we have an opportunity to prevent further spread of this disease and we have to give our students that opportunity. >>> right now at 5:00, making it mandatory for students. the schools that just voted to moving forward. >>> plus, the investigation into gabby petito's death intensifies. where is the prime person of interest? where investigators are now searching for her fiance as the legal battle brews between the two families. >>> this is thursday morning, 5:00 right now. thanks for joining us. >> want to get a look at the forecast for you this morning. kari? >> we've also been watching the air quality as we've seen moderate air quality for the bay area in the forecast f

frances rivera has more from new york >> good morning, brian ing north korea tested a long range cruz missile. it was the first test since march and analysts say it is the first such weapon with the nuclear capability south korea did not disclose if it detected the test, but conducting detailed analysis with the cooperation of the united states fr. >>> the indoor vaccine mandate starts today every guest provide proof of vaccination. non compliant businesses could face a $1,000 fine. >>> djokovic was one win away from the calendar grand slam. medvedev closed out the world number one for the u.s. men's singles crown. it's his first grand slam win. >>> and emma radacanu beat leylah fernandez for her first grand slam victory. >>> and mtv with the music awards last night. olivia rodrigo won and justin bieber performed and accepted a major win as artist of the year. nothing like 40 years of the vmas, brian, to make you feel old, right >> yeah. 40 by the way, the winners at the u.s. open. the women's final was amazing. it looks like there is a turn in tennis let's be clear the future belongs

madeleine rivera vistiÓ una camiseta con mensaje. >> es para tocarle el corazÓn a la gente que no sabefurgoneta con su prometido,fue reportada como desaparecida . semanas despuÉs su cuerpo fue hallado sin vida. fÉlix: washington estÁ en vilo por un posible cierre del gobierno. los legisladores demÓcratas han estado trabajando para conquistar los votos necesarios para que sea aprobado el plan econÓmico de la administraciÓn biden, pero la pugna entre los demÓcratas conservadores y progresistas no parecen dar resultado, y los republicanos se oponen al millonario prespuesto. reportero: la casa blanca se prepara para un potencial cierre de gobierno. ya se estÁn enviando instrucciones detalladas a las agencias federales de quÉ hacer en ese caso. >> los cierres de gobierno son increÍblemente caros y daÑinos. reportero: el Último costo $3,000,000,000. los mÁs afectados... >> son los trabajadores contratados del gobierno. los que no son asalariados y no serÁn pagados si cierra el gobierno. reportero: si usted es un proveedor del gobierno, no cobrarÍa. los trabajadores esenciales seguirÍan traba

carmen alicia rivera isaias rivera juan william rivera linda ivelisse rivera david e.rso paul v. rizza john frank rizzo stephen louis roach joseph roberto leo arthur roberts michael e. roberts michael edward roberts donald walter robertson, jr. jeffrey robinson michell lee jean robotham donald arthur robson antonio a. rocha raymond james rocha laura rockefeller john michael rodak on tonio jose rodrigues anthony rodriguez carmen milagros rodriguez gregory e. rodriguez marsha a. rodriguez mayra valdes rodriguez richard rodriguez david bartolo rodriguez-vargas >> and, my brother, agree, we have gone -- my brother, greg. i cannot believe it has been 20 years. >> my uncle and godfather, you are missed by all, loved by everyone and your memories will keep us laughing, believing if we lived 100 years but may die tomorrow. keep showing signs, we love and miss you, god bless america. >> matthew rogan jean destrehan roga©r karlie rogers scott william rohner keith michael roma joseph m. romagnolo efrain romero, sr. elvin romero james a. romito sean paul rooney eric thomas ropitea

. >>> let's get a check of the headlines with frances rivera in new york with the latest good morningood morning president biden is heading to louisiana to survey the deaf asa deafvastation left behind by ida according to the associated press, ida wrecked more than $50 billion in damage. >>> the supreme court refused to block the abortion law in texas raising fears of the future of roe v. wade. a group of abortion providers filed an emergency request to block the law on monday saying it would overturn the precedent. president biden decried the legislation as a violation of the conscititutional rights. >>> joe rogan said he tested positive for covid the 54-year-old revealed the diagnosis on wednesday in the video of the instagram followers. he is feeling better, but one of the drugs he said he took is generally used to treat parasites in animals the treatment the fda urges against. dom. >> thank you, frances rivera >>> tracking right now ida as it barrels through the northeast triggering historic flooding across new jersey, new york and connecticut. watching that storm closely. if you

rivera drew sharp criticism with his recent television special on devil worship.-- >> go ahead. go ahead. >> sit down. >> hey, hold it. hold it. >> sit down. >> rivera suffered a broken nose, but he said the show will be broadcast later this month in its entirety. >> well, that's not something i would have done. but there was a lot of hypocrisy. one of the major magazines put the picture of geraldo getting hit with a chair on the cover, and the article said, isn't this awful, look what's happened to television. yet they couldn't wait to use it to sell their own magazine. >> let's go to the audience, all right? i want to speak to you guys. >> over the years, broadcasting has deteriorated. and now in this era of deregulation, it's deteriorating further. >> give people light, and they will find their own way. relax, america will survive the talk shows. whooping cough. amusement parks are like whooping cough. even ice cream is like whooping cough, it's not just for kids. whooping cough is highly contagious for people of any age. and it can cause violent uncontrollable

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madeline rivera picks up our team coverage with a look at how people are marking this day.0 years since the deadliest terrorist attack on u. s soil. president biden and former presidents clinton and obama in new york to pay their respects to those loss in the attacks, and my uncle, firefighter christopher michael mazzella, i know you're with us every day watching over us. and even though i never met you in person, i still miss you a lot. and shanksville, pennsylvania, the man who was president on that dark day. paying tribute to the passengers on united flight 93. they fought off their hijackers and prevented another attack. many who are now live a vast, unconscious debt. to the defiance displayed in the skies above this field at the pentagon, where 184 people died, a call to remember the people were lost that day. not just names and numbers. remember them today for not only who they were but what they could have become, and a promise to defend america. it is our job to defend the great experiment that is america. and to defend the american people in our democracy. even whe

carrera nos muestra las fuertes inundaciones desde new jersey con esta fotografÍas, laura carrera riveray, nos comparte este vÍdeo de las inundaciones impresionantes a su alrededor. carolina: y a esta hora hay nuevos detalles del impacto del huracÁn aida en luisiana y es que al menos 12 personas, incluidos siete niÑos fueron hospitalizados en nueva orleans tras intoxicarse con monÓxido de carbono por el mal uso de generadores de energÍa y expertos recomiendan colocarlos en espacios abiertos, mÁs de 1 millÓn de personas continÚan en electricidad en luisiana, mientras tanto los damnificados estarÁn las gas pilas para encontrar comida, gasolina y otros suministros bÁsicos. sasha: aunque la noticia es alentadora, luego de tres dÍas de fuertes rÁfagas, el incendio no deja de ser un peligro para la ciudad de salt lake tahoe y la vecina nevada, y nos vamos en vivo con luis mejÍa y los Últimos detalles. luis: estamos en la todavÍa de cierta ciudad de salt lake tahoe, la ciudad continÚa desierta y por primera vez en varios dÍas tenemos noticias que reporta, la temperatura estÁ bajando. la humedad