rivera: era un sueÑo oscuro.s no se veÍa la necesidad para darles la misma educaciÓn. sandoval: aunque en blackwell, segÚn cuentan quienes la sufrieron, las tÁcticas de discriminaciÓn alcanzaron niveles extremos. >> yo me acuerdo que nos llevaron en lÍnea a todos, a donde estaba el flagpole. esta foto es cuando... sandoval: betty nÚÑez tenÍa 7 aÑos, cuando junto a sus compaÑeros de escuela presenciÓ un evento llamado "el funeral del seÑor espaÑol". nuÑez: nos dijeron que iban a enterrar al spanish, porque ya no Íbamos a hablar mÁs espaÑol. sandoval: segÚn nÚÑez, la maestra evelyn davis obligÓ a los niÑos, uno a uno a escribir la palabra "espaÑol" en pedazos de papel y colocarlos dentro de un pequeÑo ataÚd de madera que luego fue enterrado en el patio de la escuela por los propios alumnos. ¿quÉ sensaciÓn le daba que estaban enterrando la lengua que se hablaba en su casa? nuÑez: me sentÍa un poco lastimada. porque no fuimos tratados igual. rivera: somos originales de aquÍ de marfa. sandoval: nÚÑez y rivera dicen qu

rivera for seat 5.ut by way of full disclosure the reason doctor ajami is arc poring new appointment because the mayor is prosecute posing to move her from her current seat into seat number one, which is the seat with that requires experience in environmental policy and understanding of environmental justice issues. this is why she appear as a new appointment. the first of the 3 items is for the reappointment of my former colleague supervisor maxwell now commissioner maxwell. good morning commissioner maxwell. and i want to start by thanking mayor breed seeing fit to reappointment ms. maxwell. the floor is yours. >> thank you. when i became a commissioner, it was a big meeting. it was a huge budget meeting and the theme of that budget meeting was utility of the 40. that caught me. i thought a utility of the future i want to be a part of that. and so i decided that was going to be part of my mission as well as the mission of the puc. my [inaudible] was the mission of the puc to provide high quality and a

. >> that's ron rivera, the washington mode coach who went to calm the nfl said the impact of a hit can be used by 33%. more than 2,000 high schools are now using heiss special helmets

campus that rivera has never stepped foot on.asy. like, i put in the work. i put in the work, and i obsess over the details and i prepare. stephanie: he's earning his degree while in a medium-security prison, the california rehabilitation center, more than 20 miles away. pedro: i was convicted of multiple counts of bank robbery from incidents that happened in 2005. stephanie: rivera has been incarcerated for 16 years. a few years ago, he was watching pbs when his ears perked up. it was a pbs series called college behind bars, featuring bard college's prison initiative in new york state. pedro: more than anything after watching this program, that's what i wanted. so like i signed up for everything i could. and finally someone saw something in me that i didn't see in myself, and they was like, we're going to give you this opportunity. stephanie: 43-year-old rivera is now just a few classes away from his bachelor's degree. he is part of a pioneering program that brings students inside prison together with students from the outside.

the making of a fresco was painted by diego rivera in 1931.estnut street, but that same institution which operated for 150 years closed in july due to a series of financial hardships one week before they did conservators had just finished restoring the mural historian will maneus prefers the term conserved conservation means you clean it up and you take care of the little glitches you in pain them and all that in the meantime. i know the murals in good shape, but the public's access to the mural is now in question. there is also an effort to preserve the institutes historical archives documents like these two copies of what was paid to rivera for the mural a check for 2500 and another for 500 which was a lot of money at that time. that's jeff gundersen of the art institute today the mural may be worth an estimated 50. the university of california owns the land and the building and was in a lease agreement with the art institute. now the mural could be detached and transported to another site except that last year the san francisco board of sup

ask vicente ask vicente mariscal rivera -- ayariachi music, what do you do you want people to get from r music? >> i want them to get inspired. >> reporter: his father played in a band for several years and mariachi deepens their connection. >> for us, it is important he continue with the culture of mexico here. it would be like a dream for me, that we both get together and practice music together. >> reporter: retaining culture takes work. what makes it worth it? >> making my parents proud. >> reporter: there are now nearly 20 elementary school mariachi bands across the count. the country. alisal's the only e on the central coast. now, in is fifth season, they have taught at least 500 students. if your great grandpa could see you now, now, what do you think he would say? >> he would be proud. >> reporter: music, history, culture, and pride. with mariot, it is all one and the same. in salinas, kiet do, kpix 5. >> what a great teacher, teaching the music to those kids. > >> a homecoming dance has been d for now. how high sealers are dealing with it. >> some visitors are occupying m a gy

good to be with you i'm frances rivera and welcome to the special edition of early today as we bring you the latest on hurricane ian. storm as we can from a category four to a one. it is still packing a powerful punch as it slowly turns north. more than 2 million power outages are being reported across the sunshine state plunging cities into darkness as the storm flooding threat rages on. and amid landfall in the fort myers area, storm surge completely submerging buildings. full extent of the damage will be measured in the coming days and weeks maybe beyond. but we were told overnight that they are getting a sense that the community has been decimated. >> the hurricane is cutting it devastating path through central florida at this hour. the national weather service warning of widespread catastrophic flooding. orlando really beginning to feel the storms power overnight. standing by throughout florida ready to give us live updates on the storms impact. >> turning now to tampa where hurricane ian was originally forecast to hit the city head on. the storms powerful winds drained massive

all right, madeline rivera, thanks so much reporting live for us tonight from fort myers. thank you. you got it. chief meteorologist bill martin back with us tracking the storm bill. it's coming on shore for a second time as a category first time it came onshore in florida. the category four. now it's coming on shore in the south carolina area. as a category one. it will drop quickly, but it's going to bring a bunch of rain. this is the timing on it somewhere around friday morning , eastern time this thing is just offshore, and then it clicks in onshore, probably late in the day, so it's moving fairly slowly. but again, that's that's the plan for tomorrow for us, you know it's there hurricane season. it's our fire season. we're in good shape. the fire danger is always high. but the pattern the next couple of days is going to be helped facilitate, uh, fire, you know a growth stunting. in other words, we're going to see higher humidities and so forth. tomorrow will be warmer than today. these were the highest from today but not much warmer and then temperatures trend the oth

do you have a piece of artwork by diego rivera?to mention it in this week's edition of something beautiful. coming to you from kqed headquarters in san francisco this friday , september 23rd, 2022. hello, and welcome. this is kqed newsroom. the federal reserve raised interest rates another three quarter of a percent this week, working to put an end to inflation. the inflation is being felt by consumers and also by food producers, farmers in our community. we are starting this week in tomales bay, where i talked with organic dairy farmer albert strauss about the impact of rising production costs. >> all the forms are in a big crisis. not just here but throughout the western united states. >> you are reaching out to the government. what are you looking for? >> not subsidies but emergency release. grant that we need to get as quickly as possible. cannot raise prices quickly enough in the market to offset this loss. >> albert strauss pointed out that because of this, people are sensitive to changes right now. pain another dollar or two

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rivas. >> joseph rivelli. >> carmen alicia rivera. >> isaias rivera. >> juan william rivera. >> lindaisse rivera. >> david e. rivers. >> joseph r. riverso. >> paul v. rizza. >> john frank rizzo. >> stephen louis roach. >> joseph roberto. >> leo arthur roberts. >> michael e. roberts. >> michael edward roberts. >> donald walter robertson, jr. >> jeffery robinson. >> michell lee jean robotham. >> donald arthur robson. >> antonio a. rocha. >> raymond james rocha. >> laura rockefeller. >> john michael rodak. >> antonio jose rodrigues. >> anthony rodriguez. >> carmen milagros rodriguez. >> gregory e. rodriguez. >> marsha a. rodriguez. >> mayra valdes rodriguez. >> richard rodriguez. >> david bartolo rodriguez-vargas. >> my uncle, brian craig bennett. i know you are staring down at us every day and i know you have always been there as the constant force telling your mother, sisters, nephews and niece to keep going. even when the road seems at its weakest. i have never known that fact to be more true then when i followed your footsteps. from your favorite movie, what you know you cannot expla

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we begin first with fox's madeline rivera live in tampa. and last time we checked in madeline, you were saying conditions were improving, at least where you are there in tampa. ah! it has definitely mike and julie, and it seems like the worst is over for the tampa bay area. still people are being reminded to stay vigilant. more than a million people left in the dark as hurricane ian has north after making landfall in southwest florida as a category four storm wednesday in toppling trees, power lines and causing serious structural damage and several coastal cities, according to the governor of flooding is now the biggest issue, especially in communities hit hard by the storm surge in some areas. we think it's hit 12 ft. now it is our meteorologist view that the storm surge has likely peaked and will likely, you know, bb less in the in the coming hours, mobile home was spotted floating down a flooded street. in naples, firefighters waded through chest high water to salvage gear and to perform at least one water rescue numerous calls for help

madeline rivera has the latest from fort myers, florida. ian strengthening back into our hurricane now taking aim at georgia and the carolinas now is the time to prepare. please do not wait. the national hurricane center, warning of life threatening storm search flooding and strong winds as hurricane ian moves north storm surge is now estimated to possibly be between four and seven. ft. residents across georgia and the carolinas preparing for the worst after seeing the devastation left behind in florida. hopefully all of this won't be necessary. but you know what? it's better to be prepared than not prepared, you know, hurricane making landfall in florida on wednesday, leveling entire communities and leaving millions without power. myers and sanibel island suffering some of the worst damage hit with really biblical storm surge. i'm getting important stuff. my paperwork. my husband's personal things i lost some two months ago. and now i've lost my only home. meanwhile rescue crews continue their work along the state's gulf coast, as well as

madeline rivera has more on the storm's effect. in tampa. more than a million people left in the dark as hurricane ian heads north after making landfall in southwest florida as a category four storm wednesday, toppling trees, power lines and causing serious structural damage and several coastal cities, according to the governor of flooding is now the biggest issue, especially in communities hit hard by the storm surge in some areas. we think it's hit 12 ft. now it is our meteorologist view that the storm surge has likely peaked and will likely, you know, bb less in the in the coming hours, mobile home was spotted floating down a flooded street. in naples, firefighters waded through chest high water to salvage gear and to perform at least one water rescue numerous calls for help from people trapped inside their homes were also reported. in other cities. the governor says help is on the way more than 7000. national guard troops are ready to jump into action. once the weather clears, we're going to go and do whatever we can to help those folks,

as foxes madeline rivera shows us president biden.er world leaders were among the 2000 mourners who gathered to honor her memory. an emotional day here in london, as the uk said goodbye to its queen of 70 years. the day of mourning began with a funeral service at westminster abbey, attended by president biden and the first lady, along with hundreds of world leaders and dignitaries honoring a monarch respected across the globe majesty famously declared. on a 21st birthday broadcast. that her whole life would be dedicated to serving the nation and commonwealth. rarely. has such a promise being so well kept after the service. the queen's coffin was taken on a gun carriage through the streets of london. king charles led the royal family and walking behind the queen's coffin. hundreds of thousands came out to bid farewell to the only queen most of them have ever known. you can't actually believe that we won't see her anymore, but this was the last thing the last time three shots procession, then made the journey to windsor castle, king cha

on mariano rivera, la miller were struggling to buy feed for animals. i'm a british who used to get fought for $30.00 to $40.00 rupees per kilo. okay. run these delicate. now we have to pay a $100.00 even up to $200.00 rupees petula. halsey miller. the government has promised help. but ad dropping supplies by helicopter has proved difficult further north in the swamp valley where a torrent of water washed away buildings and bridges. this is one of the last remaining medical centers in the area. it's completely overcrowded. staff struggle to attend to all the patients. and medical care is needed more urgently than ever as damaged by the floods has increased. the risk of disease dusky cholera is increased to you. yeah. but the hepatitis a and typhoid have also increased yarber, vaguely to whom i deposit it along with that. so that more cases are being reported of insect bone diseases like malaria and dingey familiar being the the waters may have receded here, but the impact of the floods will be felt for a long time to come that's it for today because of

ready people are paying attention, and really this has really hit key shita badly when after me, rivera prints so much from our determine. ellison from jeff kingston from templeton restaurant took her ah, thousands of people from fishing communities in a southern indian state have been protesting the construction of a deep water port. the controversial $1000000000.00 building project in venice germ in the state of canada started almost 7 years ago. the board is supposed to become a major new shipping hub, but construction has been stalled by protest, by local fishermen who say their livelihoods are being threatened, as the mega project is driving away fish from the area. they also claim that nor embodiment of guidelines have been followed in the ports construction and that the works have contributed to coastal erosion that has already displaced hundreds of people. i don ego for weeks, hundreds of fishermen have gathered to protest at this site. they have been protesting, day and night in front of the re. dunham adoni board being built by indian just men . gov them adoni among them. jack

. >>> let's get a check on the top headlines outside of the markets and your money frances rivera isnew york. >> dom, good morning over the weekend, the ukraine coun counter offensive put russian forces on retreat. more territory in the northeast is liberated, ukraine says the russian defense minister is denying the retreat and redeploying forces to the east ukraine is accusing russia of attacking a power station in kharkiv. the missile strikes caused widespread blackouts across several regions. >>> turning to the extreme weather in the united states southern california slammed by tropical storm kay lake hughes had more than 20 cars trapped in the mudslide no reports of any injuries. >>> and in the nfl, tom brady and bucs under the lights of texas capping of off wild week one. t tampa with four field goals and mike evans made a falling catch in the end zone for the game's first touchdown. the only one bad news for the cowuldwuldwhers when dak press toco it is out with an injury to his hand >>> and giants getting within one in tennessee big blue went for two and saquon barkley punched

. >>> let's get the latest from new york with frances rivera and the headlines. >> dom, good morning we know who will review the documents easeseized from mar-a-lago judge raymond deering will serve as the arbiter he will go through the trove of documents recovered from the florida home and determine if they are protected by executive privilege. the justice department has said it would appeal the ruling >>> the u.s. is providing ukraine with additional $600 million in military assistance the secretary of state blinken said it includes weapons and ammunition and other equipment from the stockpiles. >>> over to the sports world michael jordan's last dance from game one nba finals sold for $10.1 million at auction that makes it the most expensive piece of game worn memorabilia he scored 33 points owith the wn over the utah jazz >>> justin herbert put a pass in place as the chiefs battled back to reach 17-17 and then breaking the tie with watson taking the interception for the go ahead score. kansas city would hold off a late comeback with a win 27-24 for friday morning, you are set with

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thursday, september 8 "early today" starts right now good morning i'm phillip mena >> i'm frances rivera. we again out west where the sweltering heat continues to blanket california, adding fuel to multiple fast-spreading fires. new evacuation orders were issued for the fairview fire that killed two this week. the inferno has more than doubled in size in under a day, scorching over 19,000 acres and is only 5% contained >> and the fourche fire in madeira county prompting evacuations, burning 400 akers anacres. michelle grossmann is here with us with how much longer the heat is going to stick around >> we're going to see it stick around today, also tomorrow. finally relief comes by saturday we'll look at the numbers. but we're looking at heat alerts for 41 million americans, as you said and most of california under an excessive heat warning. sacramento, los angeles, san diego. that's because we're going to see temperatures soaring once again into the triple digits that's going to prompt some fire danger dry, it's hot. we're looking at giusty winds a well the danger starts tomorrow as we go

. >>> let's get a check of the top headlines with frances rivera in new york with the latest there >>ng nbc news learned the dodj issued 40 subpoenas in the last week alone to trump and the capitol riot confirming to nbc news, he received a subpoena. his attorney called it the widest and obtuse subpoena he has seen and the justice department declined to comment. and the emmys back in full force to celebrate the best in tv. becoming the youngest two-time winning actress for the role "eu "euphoria. another actress stole the show ♪ i'm an endangered ♪ ♪ species ♪ ♪ but i sing ♪ ♪ a victim's song ♪ >> cheryl lee accepted the outstanding actress award. she encouraged others to quote never ever give up on you. and lee jeung jae won for "squi game." and lizzo took home the first emmy with the video. and all told, the "white lotus" and "ted lasso" won as well. >>> and russell wilson found jeudy to even things up. one last chance for denver with a 64-yard field goal attempt this hooks left. the seahawks spoil the return and win of 17-16 dom, back to you. >> frances rivera, thank you >>> as we

nos conectamos en vivo con el doctor juan rivera. y oxÍgeno suficiente. dependiendo de quÉ Área del cerebro sea la que no estÁ recibiendo la oxigenaciÓn, entoncesse van a manifestar los diferentes sÍntomas. en este caso, el sÍntoma que podemos ver es que ella no podÍahablara cuando estaba leyendo en el cÉlebre prompter. uno de los sÍntomas que vemos con frecuencia. cÓmo no pensar que tuvo una mala noche o que estaba confundida. carolina: para poder determinar que alguien estaba pasando por algo tan serio como un derrame. doctor juan: en cualquier situaciÓn en la que ustedes de repente no puedan expresarse, o tengan debilidad en un Área del cuerpo, sea un brazo o una pierna, especÍficamente, en un lado en particular, lo primero que tiene que tratar de hacer es llamar al 911, porque eso es un sÍntoma de un derrame cerebral, y el tiempo en el que usted es tratado, va a determinar si usted tiene algÚn efecto a largo plazo o algÚn defecto neurolÓgico a largo plazo o no. en el caso de esta reportera, gracias a dios, lo que sucediÓ lo que s

goes from here sara fischer >>> let's get a check of the headlines outside of wall street frances riverak with the latest. >> seema, good morning four people are dead and three injured after a shooting pre in memphis. 19-year-old eziekiel kelly drove around the city for five hours shooting at people and one broadcast on facebook live the video shows the moment he was arrested a shelter in place order had been in effect for hours police say there are eight crime scenes the mayor of memphis said the suspect was sentenced to three years in prison for assault, but only served 11 months and released in march. this morning, he faces multiple felony charges. >>> steve bannon is expected to sur convrender and face charges. the former trump white house adviser will turn himself over at 9:00 a.m. eastern the attorney did not give details about the criminal charges bannon is facing last year, the manhattan d.a. opened an investigation into the connection into the group that was supposed to use private funds for a border wall. >>> finally, mir merriam-webste adding words to the dictionary like metav

escuchen este nombre, kevin rivera, nombre que suena hoy por todas partes, especialmente en new york,casa, gente adentro que no era consciente del peligro, sin pensarlo,en su idioma, le dio que salieron por la puerta trasera, y milagrosamente nadie resultÓ herido. un tema polÉmico en redes sociales, un colegio se estÁ volviendo viral, porque quieren que sus alumnos varones aprendan a lavar, planchar y a cocinar, entre otras cosas. borja: el colegio monte castelo, espaÑa, se destaca por su programa para jÓvenes de secundaria por sus habilidades del hogar, asimismo se revelÓ que la intenciÓn de que los alumnos hombres aprendan otras labores del hogar, como coser botones y hacer actividades que habitualmente se asociaban con tareas femeninas. carolina: la pregunta que lanzamos aquÍ en la "ediciÓn digital", ¿cree que tus hijos deberÍan aprender este tipo de tareas del hogar? es un tema que divide a muchas mujeres en el momento. "no es en la obligaciÓn del escuela". borja: "muchas gracias, muchas veces los padres no pueden enseÑarles el oficio, porque trabajan, estudian". borja: maya velÁs

>> isaias rivera >> juan william rivera linda ivelisse rivera >> david e rivers >> joseph r riversofrank rizzo >> stephen louis roach >> joseph roberto >> leo arthur roberts >> michael roberts >> michael edward roberts >> donald walter robertson, jr >> jeffery robinson >> michell lee jean robotham donald a robson >> >> antonio a rocha >> raymond james rocha >> laura rockefeller >> john rodak >> antonio j rodrigues >> anthony rodriguez carmen milagros rodriguez >> >> gregory ernesto rodriguez >> marsha a rodriguez >> mayra valdes rodriguez >> richard rodriguez >> david bartolo rodriguez-vargas >> my uncle brian. i know you are staring down at us every day and i know you have always been there as a constant force telling your mother, sisters, nephews and niece to keep going even when the road seems at its weakest. i have never known of that fact to be more true than when i followed your footsteps. from your favorite movie, what you know you cannot explain but you can feel it. you felt it your entire life. we still know you, we still feel you. >> and my father, roberto hernandez and my

rivera drew sharp criticism with his recent television special on devil worship. >> 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. with hand-crafted steakburgers and chicken sandwiches. there's a perfect plate for everyone. great value for all your favorites only from ihop. download the app and earn free food with every order. discover theratears®. like no other dry-eye d

rivera drew sharp criticism with his recent television special on devil worship.f seeing uncle tom here, sucking up, trying to be a white man. >> go ahead, troy, go ahead. >> now, let me tell you -- >> sit down, man. come on. >> you got to be kidding. you got to be kidding. >> dude. >> you got to be kidding. >> nah. >> hey, hold it! hold it! >> sit down! >> rivera suffered a broken nose but he says the show will be broadcast later this month in its entirety. >> well, that's not something, you know, 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." and 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. you guys are -- >> 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

geraldo rivera, fox news correspondent at large and host of "the five." good to see you.this is from peter doocy and karine jean-pierre. he was asking her about this issue. watch this. >> doesn't biden think america's big cities are safe? >> it's not a yes or no question. what matters is that we have the funding and we have done the work, put the policy forward to make sure that these cities, whether it's big or small, have what they need to protect their community. that's what this. has done. again, without the help of republicans. >> martha: okay. geraldo, you think they've done a good job with that? >> i think the record speaks for itself, martha. when you have the situation with more than half of all retail establishments, reporting that they have been the victim of shoplifting, it's horrible. so not only have they dealt with the pandemic and supply chain shortages and labor problems, now they have to deal with theft. and as you indicated there with that wawa story, now they also have to deal with large scale looting where you have massive numbers of mostly young peop

in london mother rivera fox news. on a movie set time actor alec baldwin coming up where the case goes from here, and meteorologists, mark tamayo will return to get us ready for a lot kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. developments in the tragic shooting of cinematographer helena hutchins last year on the set of alec baldwin's western titled rust, according to deadline and other outlets, a judge has stripped almost all defendants out of a lawsuit over that shooting except alec baldwin foxes. christina coleman has the latest from los angeles. script producer. maybe mitchell filed a mu

with that, we bring in geraldo rivera and marc thiessen, an american enterprise institute scholar andeat to have you with us. >> good to be with you. >> martha: i want to start with this quote from the chicago tribune that was written by james durkin, a republican. starting january 1, those accused of being large scale smugglers, traffickers or distributors may not be detained or subject to a bond hearing. suspected street gang and cartel members could be released immediately. the courts will have to tell them to follow the honor system and attend their next scheduled appearance. what are the chances of that? geraldo, what are the chances of that? >> you get a ticket, whether or not you honor the ticket is up to you. the fact of the matter is, generally speaking if you've been arrested and out on bail or no bail, you're not exactly a stellar character. i would put the odds very low that you would return. it is absolutely bizarre. this is to me, martha, the last throes of the george floyd defund the police movement. now comes bail reform. what bail reform does is to say that virtually

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>> perdimos mucha gente inocente, y es un dolor, que nada se puede olvidar >>> por mi tía, carmen rivera personas que comparten el mismo dolor >>> es visitar a mi hermana en su casa porque para mí es su casa porque murió joven, 31 aÑos la tenemos siempre presente >>> recuerdan a todos aquellos que se fueron cuando cayeron las torres, torre que se desplomaron con el sueño de muchos >>> sentimos una paz y luego vamos al cementerio, llevamos flores y estamos allí , es algo que no se puede aplicar >>> para mí es un recuerdo muy grande días muy largos, muy productivos limpiando el área entregando nuestro amor y agradecimiento a esta nación que nos acogió como sus hijos >>> kamala harris y su esposo estuvieron presentes en la ceremonia de más de funcionarios, en el evento se agradeció a los héroes que estuvieron buscando esperanza en 1 a donde reinaba la desesperación, pasó 21 años pero dolor intacto para la familia de las casi 3000 víctimas que dejó este atentaron, se recordó a padres, madres, abuelos y héroes que siempre estarán en nuestra memoria >>> gracias hilos aptos y mensaje de unión s

trace. >> trace: a little bit of good news on the very bad day, madeleine rivera live for us, thank yout responders and volunteer rescue teams getting ready for recovery efforts as hurricane ian moves northeast. it important to note many fatalities happen after a natural disaster and here to tell us why that is and what you can do to stay safe, certified board member dr. jeanette mesh e nesheiwat. we talk today earlier, after hurricane irma and the storm itself, seven people died and after the storm, 77 people died. it gives you an idea after the storm there are lots of danger still out there. >> yeah, that's right. florida actually has a law in place that all hospitals and nursing homes and long-term care facilities have to have a continuously planned protocol and management plan in place in case a hurricane hits. they've got to have a group of her ohmic health care personnel as a backup generators, transportation, fuel, food, and there were well prepared and organized. we heard earlier, thousands of residents were transported out. it's important to note that we have what's called tran

madeleine rivera, becky is the newest breaks.le, first responders and volunteer teams getting ready for recovery efforts as hurricane ian moves northeast. many fatalities happened after the natural disaster. here to tell us why that is and what you can do to stay safe, certified doctor and fox news can better come on janette nesheiwat. i'm a big fan of the cajun navy and i covered more national disasters in hurricanes than i care to remember. you go in at the worst times and you help people out and you have pulled out more people out of bad situations i can even remember. i'm wondering, does the cajun navy have a plan in this case in florida? the damage is widespread and where you go for us? what do you >> you're exactly right in the assessment. it's so widespread and the question is the one that's on everybody's mind, where you start with something this big? we're putting our incident command structure and place and we've got a pathfinder team which i'm a part of and a former employee -- to a safe position where we can assess th

republicanos como el prefecto rivera sigue creyendo que biden perdiÓ la elecciÓn. >> no lo gano, yo loen una casa, tres de ellos niÑos, los ayudantes del che dicen recibieronuna llamada por un tiroteo, pero sÓlo han hecho que encontraron cinco cuerpos dentro y no hay mÁs informaciÓn de lo ocurrido. la policÍa de uvalde, texas, investiga cuatro personas decoradas como tiroteo que dejÓ 12 adolescente heridos en el parque de la ciudad, la balacera ocurriÓ poco mÁs de una milla de la escuela primaria robb donde se produjo la masacre de 19 alumnos y dos maestras en mayo pasado a manos de un pistolero. autoridades creen que el tiroteo en el parque estÁn relacionado con pandillas. en mÉxico se siguen dando pasos para militarizar todavÍa mÁs el paÍs. se apoya la iniciativa del pri apoyado por el partido morena del presidente lÓpez obrador para favorecer el despliegue de las fuerzas armadas en misiones de seguridad pÚblica, como nos dice jessica zermeÑo en ciudad de mÉxico el martes 13 de septiembre habrÁ una aislaciÓn para eso. jessica: la discusiÓn en el pleno del senado mexicano fue maratÓni

diferentes investiga si los haces y no lo hicieron al azar o lo planearon anticipadamente dana y riveraede que 2 hombre asesinar a nadie persona apuÑalado las lo que sea considerado uno de los peores asesinatos de la historia. en contra uno de los sospechosos muertos y no cree que se haya quitado la vida el otro pudiera estar herido. alguna de las vÍctimas parecÍan haber sido objetivos deliberados, mientras que fueron agredidas al azar se trata de los sospechoso un hombre de 30 y 1 aÑo, y otro de 30 aÑos quien hirieron a 15 personas en una serie de ataques con arma blanca los atentados ocurrieron en al menos 13 lugares distintos en las comunidades. [habla en inglÉs] danae: nuestros investigadores trabajan con mucha diligencia en cualquier informaciÓn que llega incluyendo pistas a travÉs de las redes sociales para descifrar lo que es informaciÓn objetiva, asegurar jefe de la policÍa. las autoridades creen que los hombres viajaban en un nissan de color negro con matrÍculas de esta localidad, los investigadores aÚn no determinan el motivo del trÁgico suceso por su parte el primer ministro

. >> we thank you for watching the special edition of early today, i'm frances rivera, and i'm philip meta. >> don't go away, our continuing breaking news coverage of hurricane indian continues right after this. s right after this >>> good morning. welcome to this special edition of early today. we bring you the latest on hurricane ian. storm has weakened from a category 4 to a 1. it is still packing a powerful punch as it slowly turns north. 2 1/2 million power outages report add cross the sunshine state. plunging cities into darkness as a flooding threat rages

that's where above the water and out of danger norma rivera grew up and is determined to stay. >> i'm not leaving. i'm not leaving. we're going to make it work, even if we have to live in tents. >> reporter: lourdes who also rode out the storm here said her community was just starting to recover from hurricane maria back in 2017. >> they worked so hard for their things, and now they're losing it again. >> reporter: david begnaud, cbs news, the island of san juan. >>> the number of migrants crossing the u.s./mexico border reached a record number. border official says more than 2 million migrants have been processed during the fiscal year that ended this month. that includes more than 200,000 migrants encountered jest last month. being driven by unprecedented levels of asylum seekers. communities such as el paso, texas, are struggling to keep up with the influx of migrants. border patrol says more than 1,000 migrants are crossing into the area a day. to make sure they're not sleeping on the streets, the city has set up a welcome center. >> 400 people a day? >> yes, sir. >> that's a lot.

madeline rivera live tonight in fort myers, madeline. he might.lier today we saw people walking about the street assessing the damage is left behind by hurricane in. but now there is this quiet and you can probably see behind me. a couple of police officers here. that's because there is a curfew in the city, and that curfew has been set up to allow emergency personnel to do their work without any sort of interruptions and also for safety reasons for people out here. the 24 the hurricane relief and recovery operations is a 24th seven effort, according to the governor. now is the time to prepare. please do not wait. the national hurricane center, warning of life threatening storm search flooding and strong winds as hurricane ian moves north storm surge is now estimated to possibly be between four and seven ft. residents across georgia and the carolinas preparing for the worst. after seeing the devastation left behind in florida. hopefully all of this won't be necessary. but you know what? it's better to be prepared than not prepared, you know, hurri