[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

rivera: sÍ, sÍ.imos, asÍ como que intimidados. escobosa: mientras tanto, drones peinan extensas zonas y ubican a personas en puntos a donde ellos no pueden llegar por las condiciones del terreno. en los puertos de entrada, ya sea terrestres, aÉreos o marÍtimos, cbp dice que la inteligencia artificial, como el reconocimiento facial, les ha ayudado a capturar mÁs de 1000 impostores, es decir, personas que portan documentos falsos o autÉnticos que no les pertenecen. para grecia macÍas, abogada en derechos digitales de la red mx. el reconocimiento facial deberÍa inhabilitarse. macÍas: que esta tecnologÍa no es confiable porque tiene una alta tasa de error y ha sido documentado que esta tecnologÍa no es buena identificando rostros. escobosa: el problema, dice la abogada macÍas, es que... macÍas: toman el marco facial y lo comparan con sus propias bases de datos. escobosa: aunque advierte que es muy fÁcil que surja una confusiÓn con serias repercusiones legales. macÍas: porque bÁsicamente te pueden culpar

es verdad, y estuvo el esposo de jenny rivera. roberto: oigan, me sorprendiÓ el inglÉs.que, cambia tu jabón para platos por dawn powerwash y límpialos con un spray. oye roomie, lily dice que puedes intercambiar tu galaxy viejo por el nuevo samsung galaxy s22 gratis. en serio? yeah. cualquier año, cualquier condición. no, que bien. así que mi teléfono todavía vale algo? oye, ese es el arroz que uso para mi arroz con leche? es que me freake. are you going to get that? no es complicado todos obtienen un nuevo samsung galaxy s22 gratis al intercambiar un galaxy. cualquier año. cualquier condición. ♪ nunca pares, no te quedes helado ♪ ♪ (estado dorado) ♪ ♪ siempre pa' lante en el estado dorado. ♪ ♪ (estado dorado) ♪ ♪ shining like gold. ♪ ♪ (estado dorado) ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ ♪ live in the golden state ♪ lili: dios mÍo, que tenemos un oficial de seguridad a mi lado. raÚl: clarisa estÁ con nosotros y se trajo a su perro a new york. clarisa: ustedes ya lo conocieron al aire con la pieza que hice los otros dÍas, este es reiko, su hermanito. lili: ¿y los dos aprendiero

nos contÓ cÓmo recordarÁ su mamÁ jenny rivera, el dÍa de las madres.ra! [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [cantan] [cantan] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [cantan] [mÚsica] [cantan] [mÚsica] karla: muy buenos dÍas a todos, muchas gracias por amanecer junto a tu familia de "despierta amÉrica". alan: aquÍ estamos, jessica de regreso. francisca: hasta que se dignÓ. alan: yo sÉ que el saco te queda un poco grande. comienza mayo la cuenta regresiva para la boda de nuestra querida francisca. francisca: quÉ emociÓn, ya se acerca el momento, muchos me han estado preguntando cuÁndo, dÓnde? serÁ mÁs adelante! [risas] raÚl: de verdad que estamos ansioso por saber la gente comenzÓ a comentar en redes sociales. ademÁs recuerda que por estos dÍas buscamos a la madre mÁs divertida de amÉrica, quizÁ en casa sin saberlo puedes tenerla. jessica: yo tengo una. estÁn llegando muchos vÍdeos divertidos en donde vemos madres espectaculares. carlos: como siempre muchas sorpresas para comenzar la semana. que desee con nosotros y tambiÉn muchas noticias. satcha:

rivera was diagnosed with cancer in 2016. her children played a large role in carrying for her.now her oldest son has a degree in neuroscience physiology and is a nurse in fremont. her daughter is a second year nursing student. youngest son will start studying nursing at usf in the fall. >> i thank god that, you know, each and every day that i'm here and that my children will be taking care of other people as well. so, that's very comforting for me that when i'm gone, i know that they will carry and be there for other people as well. >> christina rivera, recovering from cancer. she's doing well. she couldn't be any prouder of her children, clearly. national nurses' week is may 6-may 12. what a family story. wow. >> so inspiring. >> yeah. >> google is announcing changes to streamline its performance reviews, according to internal documents reviewed by cnbc. reviews will be once a year now instead of twice. managers will have more responsibility in the process, rather than heavily relying on peer reviews. the changes are expected to result in higher salaries for employees. compens

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. >> reporter: alexa rivera lost her mother to covid-19 at the height of the pandemic. >> the suffering that my mother went through and that we were unable to be there for her her last days, unable to offer her comfort and let her know that she wasn't alone. >> reporter: 78-year-old anna martinez died in 2020 in a new york nursing home. >> about an hour after the conversation with the doctor about her kidneys failing, she was gone. i remember bawling in my room. i hadn't cried so much since i was a child. >> reporter: the family reflected on its loss as the nation reaches the milestone of 1 million deaths from covid-19. dr. william shatner is an expert. >> the 1 million number is ast astounding. >> reporter: new variants trigger new surges and cases are once again on the rise. >> hospitalizations generally are profoundly down, but i'm cautious because this virus continues to spread in our community and we know around the world it's creating new sub variants. >> reporter: since losing her mother, rivera wears her picture close to her heart. a nation in mourning for a million lives lost a

ante esta alarma nos comentamos en este momento en vivo con el doctor juan rivera, corresponsal mÉdicounivisiÓn. el gobierno del presidente biden dice que hay suficientes vacunas para esta viruela del mono. se siente el fantasma del tema de las vacunas, cuÉntenos, por favor, acerca de esto. >> lo primero que tenemos que entender que esto no es una situaciÓn como la del coronavirus y covid cuando comenzamos. en tÉrminos de la viruela del mono tenemos mÁs conocimiento. hubo brotes en el pasado, especÍficamente en el 2003 con casi 50 casos. hay personas que ya estÁn vacunadas para la viruela y eso puede dar algo de protecciÓn en tÉrminos de la viruela del mono hay antivirales que se pueden utilizar para mitigar los sÍntomas. estamos hablando de algo totalmente distinto. el contagio tambiÉn es distinto. no se contagia hasta lo que hemos podido ver tan rÁpido y tan fÁcil como lo hace el coronavirus en covid, especÍficamente las Últimas subvariantes que hemos visto. nos tenemos preocupar de educarnos, no de que haya pÁnico, porque la probabilidad de que esto se convierta en algo similar a lo

. >> i'm frances rivera. america's baby formula shortage has hit crisis more than half the formula is sold out in store. joining us with the latest from d.c. is chris pollone. how is the white house taking action >> reporter: the white house insists it's been working on this problem for months, but with an out-of-stock average of more than 40%, parents are feeling the crunch the white house says it's necessary to import baby formula from europe and south america and skis considering the defense production act a major manufacturer took a plant offline. president biden spent time meeting with several companies to sort out manufacturing and distribution issue >> president biden spoke with retailers and manufacturers, including the ceos of walmart, target and gerber. >> reporter: there's been more formula made in the past four weeks h weeks than in the month leading up to the shortage, but it may be some time before parents see that formula on shelves. >> chris, thank you. kfrgets . >>> today is a big day for tit

rivera ktvu, fox two news. still to come at noon.rmula shortage the plan by federal officials to import formula from europe. dry breezy day around the bay area with wind advisory for parts of the bay area. red flag warning for other parts details on what you can expect for your neighborhood today and the rest nicorette knows, quitting smoking is freaking hard. you get advice like: just stop. go for a run. go for 10 runs! run a marathon. instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette. soue numbers earlier in this newscast , the dow jones still underwater but down by only 50 points very close there to sea level where it started s and p doing much better than where it was down by now, just one quarter of 1% nasdaq, recovering nicely as well down by three quarters of 1. relief could be coming soon to the millions of babies struggling because of the ongoing baby formula shortage. the first flights of formula from europe to the united states are expected to arrive soon. federal official

fox's madeline rivera tells us the price of gas has now reached a level never before seen in the country. if you were looking for relief from painfully high gas prices, chances are you won't find it even if you cross state lines for the first time, the average price for a gallon of gas is more than $4 in every state. georgia kansas and oklahoma. the last three states across that mark would be cooler. if it was even at 3 50 or four bucks. we used to think that sucks. and now it's at five and california another first gas prices hitting $6 a gallon tuesday, forcing americans to redo their budgets and in some cases make tough choices. do i eat or do i get gas? this is not one week a gas prices up. this is now eating away daily week. really people's budget at a time when everything else is up. many are feeling sticker shock. some aren't surprised by the surge, considering the high cost of crude oil now hovering near $110 a barrel. republicans say the biden administration must increase domestic energy production. given what is happening in this country, the unprecedented place that we are at t

rivera helps care for her granddaughter and is a major provider for her son, who suffers from asthma. she needs help. >> i'm not working. >> reporter: rivera is just one example of bay area families in need. >> we definitely see new people. new people are registering with us, and older customers or customers who haven't been with us for several years are coming back. >> reporter: families are struggling, and so are bay area food banks. a spokesperson says inflation is the driving force behind the problem. >> since the beginning of the year, going back to january, we have seen our monthly food distribution increase by the equivalent of about 700,000 meals per month. >> reporter: he says food is coming in, but it's not so easy to get. it costs more to buy and the demand is even higher. >> we hear people anecdotally, they're there because the cost of going to the grocery store is too expensive. the cost of gas is too expensive. people are struggling right now. >> reporter: that struggle is hitting the middle class. some people who come to the food banks have jobs, but they just need a li

pace to be kind. >> that was pedro rivera reporting for us tonight. back is now planning another trip to california this weekend so she can meet paul tourists. his family. >> california bill for a four-day work week. it's been shelled in the state legislature. the bill failed to advance this session and why state lawmakers did not set a policy hearing before the april 29th deadline. the bill would change the definition of a workweek from 40 hours to 32 hours. lawmakers say it would improve quality of life and even productivity. california chamber of commerce added this bill to its so-called job killer list. the business advocacy group told the wall street journal that employers would have to either find additional workers curtail operations or pay their staff overtime to compensate for a shorter workweek. they propose letting workers negotiate with their employers about the ability to work longer shifts over fewer days. >> the california department of finance says the state is seeing its lowest population numbers since 2016 last year. california head

i'm erin o'hearn >> and i'm frances rivera.ncy military flight with baby formula from overseas arrives in the u.s. to the relief of countless parents desperately in need of food for their babies and toddlers. our jo ling kent has a eport. >>> just hours ago, president biden wraps up a press conference with japan's prime minister in tokyo. he talks about pain at the gas pump, recession, high food prices and much more >>> hot on the heels of a record-breaking weekend of high temperatures for millions, our michelle grossman with news many

i'm frances rivera. >> and i'm phillip mena. we begin this morning as grieving families in uvalde, texas are demanding answers after police took nearly an hour to confront the gunman during a mass shooting at robb elementary the justice department is now opening a review into the incident that cost 21 precious lives. nbc's sam brock has the details. >> reporter: president bush paying his respects to the victims of uvalde. laying flowers at this memorial at almost exactly the same time the u.s. justice department noutsed a critical snippet review to the police response to the mass shooting to identify lessons learned and best practices as this community fumes. >> you are cowards >> reporter: officers waited in a hallway for more than 45 minutes before federal agents overrode guidance to stand by, unlocked the classroom and killed the gunman, according to senior law enforcement officials. do you feel there has been any kind of explanation? >> hell no, no they have not explained themselves at all. no explanation that could change t

i'm erin o'hearn >> and i'm frances rivera. week, it's called operation fly formula and countless parents in need of baby formula will hope this alleviates the shortage felt from coast to coast. >>> already a busy day for president biden in tokyo today where he revealed the latest on monkeypox as well as trade in the region and new details on russia's war in ukraine. >>> the pivotal primary in 24 hours from starting in georgia where former president trump's backing is on the line. >>> a jaw-dropping record fo

i'm francies rivera. >> and i'm phillip mena. day, we want to leaf you wit >>> it's monday, may 30th. and on this memorial day, the department of justice is opening a rare probe into the response of texas law enforcement to the uvalde school shooting as the president and mrs. biden visit the scene to meet with families and first responders. >> deadly shootings in multiple states this holiday weekend including pennsylvania, oklahoma, tennessee, nevada, and more >>> danger on the water. two boats collide, resulting in multiple fatalities, and a dramatic rescue of one survivor. >>> the fate of johnny

i'm vinita nair. >> i'm frances rivera.people were shot and killed in buffalo today we are learning who those victims were. >>> plus, details on the gunman behind the supermarket rampage. >>> a deadly weekend as several other shootings wreaked havoc across the country why the mayor of chicago banned teen afs 6:00 p.m. and divine intervention congregants of one church took down a gunman in kra ya. >>> the nationwide baby formula shortage is driving parents to desperate attempts to feed their children how the biden administration plans to help low

fox news medal in rivera reports now from washington, d. c. fortune is a russian hours after the release of the supreme court draft opinion showing a majority of justices are ready to vote to strike down roe v. wade. activists from both sides of the abortion issue rallied outside the high court to make their voices heard. they want to take away our freedom document leak is creating an uproar on capitol hill, which came as a shock to many lawmakers. republicans believe it's an attempt to intimidate the justices, and they're calling for whoever is behind the leak to come forward . it's never happened before in the history of the united states supreme court it is an outrageous breach of trust. abortion long a hot button issue for both parties is top of mind for congressional democrats ahead of the midterm elections. a new fox news poll finds 63% of voters believe the supreme court should let roe v. wade stand. how dare they tell a woman what she can do and cannot do with her own body? dare they? majority leader chuck schumer is vowing to fight th

. >> glad you're with us i'm frances rivera the first lady is preparing to visit overseas with some of ukraine's most vulnerable. just announced this morning, dr. jill biden will leave the white house for a five-day trip to romania and slovakia, meeting the refugees and humanitarian aid workers. this comes as house speaker nancy pelosi led a congressional delegation to kyiv, where they met with president zelenskyy, telling the ukrainian leader that the united states is committed to supporting his fight for freedom to >> we are visiting you to say thank you for your fight for freedom. and that your fight is a fight for everyone and so our commitment is to be there for you until the fight is done >> house speaker pelosi is now in warsaw, where the lawmakers will meet with poland's president. pelosi says the meet willing be on strengthening partnerships and showing gratitude for poland's humanitarian efforts. matt bradley joins us live from eastern ukraine. matt said they also brought the first reports of evacuations from the steel plant in mariupol which has been quite a battleground wha

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mala rivera fox news. california is set to increase spending on reproductive health services if approved the governor's new proposal at $57 million to previous proposals for a total of $125 million under the may budget revision. it includes $40 million in grants for healthcare providers to help provide services for uninsured people. $15 million to organizations to provide outreach and education on reproductive health issues. $1 million for a website that will provide information on the right to an abortion also where to find services and coverage. and $1 million for new research into unmet needs for access and stay with ktvu for continuing coverage on the abortion debate . you can also head to our website when the latest information breaks. it's all at ktvu dot com. san francisco's police commission set to take up the issue of what it calls pretext stops. these are traffic stops for minor infractions that some say are used to harass people of color. ktvu christian captain. live tonight for us at city hall,

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a lot of people don't know that farida, carla and diego rivera actually lived in san francisco. um in the north beach, and she came here and was treated when she was in a lot of pain at san francisco general hospital here in the mission, and then 10. years later, her and diego came back and she was treated at st luke's hospital. so i'm really excited to do this exhibit tonight as far as single them out celebration. because they're both icon. for the carnival. san francisco's new latino cultural arts healing center, and how appropriate art healing frida healing. what is it that you want? people who go to this exhibit to walk away with? one is to learn that's what they exhibit. it's a new technology story that's being told in the old uh, fillmore west auditorium, and i'm sure that those people who experience to build more west and hurt santana or the grateful dead or smokey robinson or whatever you went to go see that you know that place is very historical nature. and so what? my goal is for people to experience something different and unique that you'll never see using technology

rivera fox news hundreds of teachers be on the brink of layoffs at city college and san francisco at this hour. the district board is meeting to consider the cuts ktvu is james torres tells us teachers are protesting the idea of layoffs. and some have already been arrested. tents camped out in front of san francisco city college campus. they've been here all week long beyond tired . tired was about 48 hours ago. mary brave woman represents the local chapter of the american federation of teachers. the union representing the teachers in these tents. her relationship with city college goes back 32 years first as a student now as an algebra and calculus, professor, this college serves the community in so many ways that is desperately needed. are and i can't imagine. the nail the coffin that these cuts will give to city college it will be devastating. this protest is ahead of today's special meeting among the board of trustees leading city college. some of these demonstrations became tense earlier this week. san francisco police confirm officers arrested 11 people for civil disobedience a

fox news medal in rivera reports now from washington, d. c.fortune is a russian hours after the release of the supreme court draft opinion showing a majority of justices are ready to vote to strike down roe v. wade. activists from both sides of the abortion issue rallied outside the high court to make their voices heard. they want to take away our freedom document leak is creating an uproar on capitol hill, which came as a shock

hector has risen good news for the cartels, but more pressure on the farmers. continue on throw good rivera's control of the cultivation areas and laboratories and can meet demand can also maintain relations with the mexican cartels. some farmers are experimenting with new seats. these varieties are especially fruitful and a product of cartel funded cultivation and it doesn't stop there. the cartels are also funding labs and warehouses to coordinate shipments and even investing in docs with access to pacific ocean. no, not po doug. believe that drug trafficking has increased because the government has given no that's it and it's not just, no, it has been happening for years. trafficking has deep roots here because the government has been permissive. if out the state has been permissive with poor families over active a, say, gangs, and cartels are profiting off of the poverty, fewer opportunities and lack of state presence. for the farmers. it's a source of much needed income and they have very little choice. but to accept elizabeth dickinson as a senior analyst for the international crisis gr

reporter madeline rivera has that story.e traveling to vivaldi, texas, today, where they'll meet a community that's not only dealing with grief, anger as well. yeah. hundreds of people gathered everybody town square memorial honoring the 21 victims of tuesday's elementary school shooting mourners coming from all over to pay their respects. people are coming. more people are locking arms tragedy. right and, and i mean, it's amazing president biden and the first lady will spend today meeting with victims families as well as first responders. on saturday, the president called for americans to make the country safer. in the face of such destructive forces. we have to stand stronger. we must stand stronger. authorities are now combing through hundreds of tips trying to determine a motive for the massacre. investigators are also examining law enforcement's delayed response in confronting the gunmen. congressman tony gonzalez says an officer on the ground told him police units scrambled to find a tool to open the school door was a

let's get a check of the headlines with frances rivera in new york with the latest good morning, frances. >> frank, good morning new mexico has homes evacuated as wildfires are spreading the blaze torched over 100,000 ac acres. >>> ohio's senate primary is today as the measure of former president trump's influence. according to the poll, j.d.vance is in the lead with the voters trailing him is matt dolan with 22% and former ohio treasure josh mandel at 20%. >>> and the met gala happened last night actor jared leto brought gucci with the creative director then the custom puffer catsuit and blake lively draped in the same designer. the gown is how it started and they unravelled it and it had a reversible train frank, it was a transformer met gala style she was one of the co-chairs as you know, more over the top, the better, with the met gala. >> i don't know how to pick out the clothes. i'm no style expert. i wear what they tell me >> you get a guideline with the met gala everything up and beyond >> it looked interesting frances rivera, thank you. >>> straight ahead my next guest says the

francis rivera, thank you very much >> sure thing. >> that's random and not that interesting. >>> onehing that is up this morning and way up lately is the u.s. dollar. it is near a 20-year high. the dollar index which tracks the greenback versus six major rivals has climbed more than 8% this year. more cash coming into u.s. dollars as people worry more about the world. this is impacting nearly everything you buy it's a big question. where is it headed let's get more from head of foreign exchange rates at goldman sachs. joining us by phone. its been a heck of a run for the u.s. dollar. do you see it moving higher or is this it >> yes, good morning yes, it's been a strong run but it's been a run of two parts until about the end of march, the dollar strentens mainly against other market peers the euro area, the yen, the uk, given the u.s. was about to start monetary tightening. since april and early part of may, you've seen a different kind of dollar strength which is much more broadbased against a whole range of emerging markets and that's against more fears of a recession or slowdown i

. >>> let's get a check of the headlines with frances rivera in new york with the latest happy monday> frank, good morning severe weather continues to rip across the south and kansas. an ef-3 tornado barrelled through andover friday these pictures captured before it tore through homes. the twister destroyed nearly 200 homes, but everyone survived >>> now to the tribute to naomi j j judd she died suddenly on saturday. ashley said she lost her mother to the disease of mental illness. they were inducted into the country music hall of fame yesterday. >> your esteem for her and regard for her really penetrated her heart and it was your affection for her that kept her going in the last years. >> the judds ran up 14 number ones over a 30-year career. >>> history made over the weekend with the bat jackie r robinson used. it includes a letter of authenticity from his wife rachel robinson played the first all-star game during the area he won the mvp. frank. >>> just a few days after jackie robinson day cool frances rivera, i appreciate it. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange." how eequinox is

frances rivera, always practical. frances, thank you >>> up next here on "wex."sk trying to please european regulators over his twitter takeover bid the pledge he is making over content coming up. >>> all that with the stock futures higher across the board as we headnt io commercial break. we're back on a tuesday right after this stick around >>> welcome back time for big money movers. three key stock stories happening now. trader favorite amc. all of you apes out there with shares jumping after the strongest first quarter in two years. consumers coming back to the theaters sales over $40 million over the forecast still amc shares down 82% from the all-time high of $72.60 a share. stock two is novavax dropping 10% on earnings miss it came in at $256 a share analysts looking for 13 cents a share more looking for upside of the story? novavax reported the first profitable quarter from the vaccine rollout. and stock three is upstart intelligence company it is the disaster of the day. shares are down more than 45%. that's right 45% on disappointing results they topped

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i'm judge jeanine pirro along with geraldo rivera, jesse watters, but doll and greg gutfeld.00 in new york city and this is "the five." president biden barely lifting a finger to help a nationwide baby formula shortage. parents are in a full-blown panic over whether they can keep their babies from starving. supply is down 40% nationwide. instead of demanding action, all biden could monster was a measly closed press event b of the president putting out a three-point plan to address the crisis vowing to cut the red tape. joe was apparently too busy to talk directly to the american people. and as usual with his presidency, it becomes too little, too late. jen psaki spending like crazy appears to have contradicted herself on when biden learned about the crisis. >> president biden has directed the administration to work urgently to ensure that infant formula is safe and available for families across the country. this is work that has been underway for months. >> when was the first am the president was briefed? >> i'm not to get into internal briefings. there have been steps. >> as

rivera drew sharp criticism with his recent television special on devil worship.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. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's every-other-month, injectable cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by a healthcare provider every other month. it's one less thing to think about

, trauma y puede afectar la salud mental a largo plazo según la parte de la serie especial daniel riverapisodioque experimentó el afecto, pero no se quedaron en silencio tomaron acción y denunciar lo sucedido y buscar ayuda en la escuela como con expertos de la salud mental por su bien, según un informe en estados unidos publicado en 2019 se señala que uno de cada cinco estudiantes estudiantes es 18 años, fue en la escuela intermedia de hecho, un 4% de las niñas son propensas a decir que esta situación ocurre en comparación con el 17% de los niños >>> la psicóloga sierra, conoce como este tipo de comportamiento afecta a los jóvenes y familiares >>> hablar adonde sea fácil, para losniños más callados, es demasiado porque es lo que les enseñaron >>> si su salud mental y emocional son afectados expertos recomienda que busque recursos en su área lo antes posible, franco se benefició dice sentirse seguro de sí mismo >>> están ayudándome, es difícil pero estoy tranquilo, me siento más a salvo, y ya no me da miedo, de ser niño porque me siento más protegido >>> tiene que hablar, en la escuela d

desde miami, florida, danai rivera. eran menores de edad. leÓn: en breve los servicios de inteligencia y estados unidos estarÁn ayudando a ucrania y su guerra contra la invasiÓn rusa. patricia: publican imÁgenes de un ensayo nocturno del desfile del dÍa de la de un ensayo nocturno del desfile del dÍa de la victoria. alice ama tanto el aroma de gain, que desearía que durara más dile hola a tu hada madrina alice y a las perlas gain con aroma duradero spring daydream, parte de nuestra irresistible colección de aromas. patricia: segÚn informes de la cadena nbc, los servicios de inteligencia de estados unidos ayudaron a que las fuerzas ucranianas localizaran y vendieran un buque de guerra ruso en el mar negro. el barco se hundiÓ despuÉs de ser alcanzado por dos misiles ucranianos el 14 de abril lo que acertÓ un gran golpe al ejÉrcito ruso. entretanto, el diario del mayor times seÑalÓ que los servicio de inteligencia estadounidense pasaron informaciÓn clave a las fuerzas militares ucranianas para localizar y eliminar a una do

pedro rivera has the story. >> grandma's over there being into her >> the baby's is the first thing in the saw when he rushed back to his carlton way % apartment in hollywood, which he shares with his grandmother, their home for 40 years with a gaping hole left in the ceiling. darren wilson was falling. when i got here around 10 o'clock wednesday morning in the 77 year-old grandmother and 7 month old niece were in the living room sitting on the couch as pieces of the ceiling began falling. the family tells me the baby was rushed to the hospital to be treated for scratches to the face and a head injury. she has since been released from hospital. thank god grand island that's sitting there. neighbors tell me they're not surprised something like this happened right next door. we constantly calling for plumbing >> water is running toilets or running a the cockroaches are unbelievable. we had 2 months ago from an upstairs apartment. >> we called the management. they didn't care about called guide turn of the water in this cell phone video from march. 15th shows water coming from an upstairs

y el veráa las per directora del portals nformativ re portera jlo rivera esto ocurre apenas otros díasen el municl esipio e dn el estadre >>> su veracruz. sus colegas aseguran sabÍan que hubiera amenazas en su hubiera amenazas en su contra. con dos >> no ecen segúnr quÉ se da est hecho >> la fisc> segÚalía no habr fiscalÍÁ impunidad impunidad l asesy pero e periodistas pero el grgremio y de egurlos die scurso cansado ds los y gra concretas contra los agresores ac ciones c> haceontra louns agres el gobierno biernode veracruz y al gobierno federal >>> que ya no solament veracruz gobierno federal. no quedará impune como siempre dicen. necesitamos acción. decenas de reportos y periodistas se manifestaron en la ciudad de méxico en contra de esta violencia cuanto el gobierno va a dejar hacer algo el sexeni y o stan las del presid deente m noanue quedarÁ impune coml siemprelóp obrador 36 periodistas asesinados . el 90% de los caso que necesi acciÓn >>> ante el escenario se manifestaron en la ciudad de mÉxico en contra de la violencia >>> hasta cuÁndo el gobierno va a hacer algo nos quieren ca

"early today" starts right now >> i'm frances rivera. of. >> and i'm phillip mena. >> president biden hopes to bring a little comfort to this community. the entire nation is grieving along with that small texas town where two teachers and 19 children were murldered inside their classroom. wendy woolfolk joins us. it is hard for us to process this tragedy i cannot imagine what it is hike there. >> reporter: phillip, frances, good morning to you. there were several times i almost broke down during my live shots yesterday. i can't begin to put into words what this community is going through. you have 21 families who were supposed to be making summer plans. instead, they making funeral arrangements this entire community is asking for time and space to agood bye. grief and anger slowly replace the shock in this small, texas town after a gunman stole the living of 19 students and two teachers inside robb elementary school. r residents gather to grieve and remember >> i cry a lot, and i cried a lot today and yesterday. >> reporter: governor gre

le preguntamos al doctor juan rivera, corresponsal, quÉ piensa Él acerca de este tÉrmino de "corazÓnl quÉ ocurre. lo primero que tenemos que saber es que no tenemos los detalles de una autopsia. no sabemos si fue de esto que muriÓ joe garcÍa. pero el sÍndrome del corazÓn roto es cuando una persona tiene un estrÉs significativo, la muerte inesperada de un ser querido como vemos en este momento. el cuerpo empieza a liberar hormonas del estrÉs en cantidades inmensas. Ésas hormonas lo que hacen es que adormece en el corazÓn y el corazÓn, que usualmente se contrae en 55—60%... digamos que la contracciÓn disminuya un 25%. al no poder bombear sangre al resto del cuerpo, esa sangre y ese lÍquido se acumula en los pulmones. eso es fallo cardiaco congestiva. la persona presenta dolor de pecho, dificultad respiratoria y en algunos casos se puede morir. carolina: tambiÉn escuchamos en los Últimos dÍas esos testimonios tan aterradores de niÑos de 7—8—10 aÑos que cuentan cÓmo este hombre empezÓ a disparar. algunos se escondÍan debajo de los pupitres y otros terminaron muertos en el piso. escuchemo

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>> martha: joining me now, geraldo rivera who has covered the drug crisis over decades.do. we talked about this tunnel. you have experience covering and uncovering this extensive web of these tunnels. >> that's always been the argument against a wall, martha. the drug professionals, the cartels will fly over it, boat around it or tunnel under it. they're expert tunnelers. this is a relatively modest tunnel the one between tijuana and san diego. in 2015, i saw the tunnel that el chapo gusman, the one that escaped the super max. it was a mile wrong. it had a railway in it. it went under a railroad. it was so precisely navigated that came out in his bathroom in the one corner of his cell that was not under 24 hour surveillance cameras. they're an expert at it. i'll say this as a counter narrative. as long as americans are willing to spend billions of dollars to get these elicit substances, that's the pull. the cartels pushing and the americans are pulling. it's absolutely outrageous. fentanyl is changing the dialogue. 107,000 overdose deaths last year alone. 107,000 overdos

"early today" starts right now good morning i'm frances rivera >> i'm phillip mena some wore lilac and shades of purple for the funeral of amerie garza. the girl scouts honored her with the rare bronze cross award. and visitations were held for maitre rodriguez >>> meanwhile, there is more fallout for the school district police chief who made the call to wait before taking down the shooter. the mayor stays he is not aware of any investigation into the chief and there's nothing prohibiting him from being sworn in to the council. he says uvalde is focussed on the fun ralgerals right now. >> authorities say officers waited inside robb elementary for 47 minutes before killing the gunman >> many americans continue to speak out about gun violence, including at a sported by tsupported by the naacp they find words without any action troubling brie jackson joins us from d.c good morning could there be gun reforms on capitol hill >> reporter: that's the question there is growing pressure on congress to act quickly. talks between a bipartisan group of senators are under way. they are weighing a r

what makes it more impactful, rivera was diagnosed with cancer in 2016.children played a large role caring for her. now oldest son has degree in neuroscience physiology, nurse in fremont, daughter a second-year nursing student and youngest son will start usf nursing program in the fall. >> i thank each day i'm here and my children will be taking care of other people as well, so it's comforting for me, when i'm gone they'll be there for other people as well. >> she's recovering from cancer and doing well. couldn't be prouder of her kids. national nurses week, may 6th through 12th. >> hazard a guess that nothing in the forecast is going to interfere with their mother's day. that family is going to enjoy it like no other. >>> but for the rest of us, rob, little bit of slight rain? >> we had a preview of tomorrow's weather with the wind picking up today. gusts 40 to almost 50 miles per hour. winds going strong right now. will strengthen in the afternoon again. morning start off with likely showers in north bay 7:00 a.m. 40s and 50s to start. unlike highs in u

. >> i'm fran rivera >> the shocking draft of the opinion to overturn roe versus wade is rocking thetactical alert was ordered after a police officer was injured attempting to control a group of protesters throwing rocks and bottles. brie jackson joins us live from washington with the latest good morning >> reporter: good morning francis. people have been gathering across the country ever since m politico received that draft opinion citing that the justices are moving toward upending roe v. wade. those who want to see roe overturned are also gathering. democratic senator elizabeth warren spoke at a rally outside the supreme court. >> understand this i have seen the world where abortion is illegal. and we are not going back. >> reporter: the draft, written by justice samuel alito says there's no support for roe in any part of the constitution he added that the authority to decide whether abortion is legal should be left to the people and their elected representatives. the draft opinion says because abortion involves taking the life of a fetus, it is in a class of itself. striking down