sandra. >> sandra: what a story.isgraced california life michael avenatti cry nothing court yesterday as he was sentenced to 2-1/2 years in prison for attempting to extort $25 million from nike. take with james freeman, assistant editor for "wall street journal" and fox news contributor. thanks for being with us, james. the judge said michael avenatti was drunk on power and operated as if laws didn't apply to him. perhaps look no further than media appearances day in and day out. that is how often he appeared, 122 times on cnn. 108 on msnbc. listen to the praise he was getting regularly. >> you got lucky tonight, back with attorney michael avenatti, he is main player sitting beside me right now. not let you cheat. guess, his name is michael avenatti. >> look, i think you are doing a hell of a job, i don't think you are in this for money. >> to me, you are like the holy spirit, all places at all times. >> he's out there saving the country. >> benjamin: the holy spirit, james, what do you say? >> that media worship, i'

sandra? >> sandra: jeff, we always love your reporting.t you know how i feel when i strap on my belt." >> richard branson was the first to the threshold of space. this is more the alan shepard trajectory. you can imagine back in the early 1960s, those astronauts going up there for the very, very first time. >> sandra: would you guys go? if the price is right? >> john: if the price were right, but that is relevant term. yeah, i would definitely go. no question. >> sandra: you too? >> if i got a 40. that is all i can afford. >> sandra: awesome stuff. thank you. >> john: i've always been fascinated with space, sandra. i would love to be able to go to another planet if possible. neil has got that full interview with jeff bezos coming up this afternoon at 4:00, so looking forward to that. >> sandra: he's got the guy. we will be watching that. thanks to everybody for joining us as we kick off a brand-new week. glad to have you. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i am looking forward to that report on your chat with mr. gasparino >> martha: hello. great

sandra? >> sandra: thanks, casey.oday after yesterday's headline making lift off. the stock closing down 17% on word of a $500 million stockpile. for the year though, it is up still. a whopping 71%. just bezos is up next in the space race. he will blast off open blue origin's shepherd rocket in eight days. we'll be watching and so will wall street. so will the president's plan crackdown keep violent crime from rising up? san jose major sam lecardo was in the white house meeting today. he's coming up. is this issue a bad one for the democratic party? lee carter and jason nichols are here on that. gold. your strategic advantage. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. that delicious scramble was microwaved? get outta here. everybody's a skeptic. wright brothers? more like, yeah right, brothers! get

sandra? >> sandra: who you going to call?responding to some 911 calls in the city of chicago. it's part of two pilot programs launching this fall. in one of the programs, they're dispatched with paramedics with calls related to behavioral health and responding to substance abuse, this comes after a surge in crime and record number of police retirements. john, not sure this is going to solve the problem. they're trying it. myself and everybody i know, when you call 911, you hope police is on the other side. >> john: i hope for the sake of those workers that they will have police backup as well. going into those calls can be the most dangerous calls that police respond to. >> sandra: right. >> john: sandra, the head of the most powerful teacher's union claims millions will die and pinning the blame on ron desantis because his campaign is having fun with dr. fauci. charlie hurt here to respond next. it's an important time to save. with priceline, you can get up to 60% off amazing hotels. and when you get a big deal... you feel l

but one of two shocks for sandra. and to those around her, the second seemed somehow worse.ho her beloved son, tom, up and moved to arizona. >> and she was flipping out about it. >> yeah. he >> just -- she had to go there. >> reporter: she demanded jack move to arizona too. te >> that woman was off her rocker.wo her tone was just scary. it was like somebody else's voice coming out of her. >> reporter: but surely that wasn't motive enough for murder? and with plenty of suspicion but little else to go on, wyatt spent months poring over sandra and jack's phone records, bank statements, credit card bills, searching to -- well, he didn't know exactly what he was searching for. but he was getting basically nowhere. >> we couldn't establish a pattern that was suspicious. >> reporter: then as wyatt's investigation sputtered, sandra left. sold jack's house here in california, moved to arizona to be near her son tom, and soon her daughter followed too. and they all lived within a couple of blocks of each other in homes sandra h

sandra? >> sandra: thanks, mike.john: let's bring in fox news correspondent geraldo rivera. what do you think about kim gardner? >> she's what we don't need in terms of the prosecutor's office. she's announced that she won't be prosecuting any of the looters or riots in st. louis, a city beset by violent crime. it's being torn apart by the ghetto civil war and she refuses to recognize the severity of it. when you have someone that is a prosecutor who believes the criminal justice system is too tough, you have a disconnect between the people suffering the violent crimes and a prosecutor that is really following a defund the police kind of ethos. she's totally out of touch with her own community. not pursuing these cases, again, i point to the rioters and the looters as a litmus test. when you see a prosecutor that is so idealogically motivated that they went prosecute people that have raped a city, then you understand what is happening with these four homicide cases. her office also investigating at one point the gove

sandra? >> sandra: thanks, peter.s two california parent groups are suing california's gavin newsome over a mask mandate in the schools there. one of the parents joins us now. let them breathe founder sharon mcewen. we have contacted the governor's office and have not heard back from them. sharon, should they require kids in the fall to wear masks in the classroom there? >> as parents, we're seeing our kids suffer behind those masks. they're at low risk for covid and those at higher risk have had the opportunity to be vaccinated. so at this point, we wish they could help withmental health. we've been advocating everywhere i can. i've spoken at the school board meetings, board of supervisor meetings asking for mask choice. the only way to move forward is to sue to let them breathe and to be able to see our children's smiles again. >> sandra: what are your expectations going in this filing this lawsuit against the governor there? >> it is shocking and crazy to me as a parent we're taking this on. we're hopeful. i was pa

sandra. >> sandra: all right, jacqui heinrich live on capitol hill for us. >> john: sandra, thank you. pediatricians calling for all children over the age of two to wear a mask when schools reopen in the fall, and that includes students who are vaccinated. the american academy of pediatrics making the recommendation which directly conflicts with cdc guidance, saying vaccinated americans can go without masks. charles watson is live in dunwoody, georgia, just outside of atlanta, not far from cdc headquarters. what have you got for us? >> well, this whole debate over whether masks should or should not be worn in schools has really turned into a complicated and confusing situation for people all over the country, particularly for parents who are left to make the decision in cities and towns. it seeing a spike in new covid infections us kids get ready to head back to school for in person learning. listen. >> that is a medical decision that should be placed back into the hands of the parents and out of the hands of a school board. >> it is asking a lot, i think, of children. and i think it'

it's definitely a decision that will affect a lot of people, sandra. >> sandra: peter doocy live from the white house. are the latest restrictions warranted? with us fox news medical contributor -- is it needed? do you believe that also to be the case? >> it's good in public health to change guidance. it's good. it should be applauded. because they said something two months ago doesn't mean that they have to stick to it now. this is not politics. we're in a bit of unchartered territory. it may be reasonable in areas where there's active outbreaks for those fully vaccinated to wear mask indoors. the problem is when you create a mandate, you politicize something. public health, we very rarely use public policy to force people to do something. you have to be careful when you pull that fire alarm. >> sandra: that's a fair point. i spoke to an infection disease expert in my show this afternoon. you heard a stanford doctor talking to martha at 3:00 eastern time. it seems to be a concern among doctors that i have heard from so far since this new guidance was announced that one of their major

sandra, that's an incredible story.ral bash fest. thanks for joining us. i'm sandra smith. >> thanks. >> sandra and benjamin, i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum, this is "the story." fresh reaction to the white house to the violent holiday weekend that ravaged some of the nation's biggest cities. the administrations said this didn't begin under the current president. placing the blame on guns and the summer months. >> the president continues to work to address violent crime. it has gone up the last 18 months around the country.

sandra? >> sandra: we'll monitor that it's summer camp for billionaires.n the verge of tears while opening up about his multibillion dollar divorce. abby hornacek is here with more. i saw the headlines that he reached near tears talking about this, perhaps showing regret. >> yeah, i think it's hard for anyone when you're in a high profile divorce situation and might be mentioned at the sun valley idaho conference. he just finished giving a talk on climate change and asked about his divorce. he and melinda were married 27 years, three kids together, worth about $130 billion. makes sense this is on the ton of everybody's mind. he was emotional according to an attendee. he said that he alluded to the fact that the divorce is his fault. i thought about this. this is a high profile event in general. you have names like jeff bezos, mark zuckerberg. you can imagine the fascinating conversations that came out of that conference. everybody is focused on the big question about the divorce. >> sandra: and they all descend on sun valley in their private jets to talk a

. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith in new york. we made it, biden administration teaming up with facebook to flag problematic posts to deal with what they call virus disinformation. >> john: social media sites slammed for not doing enough. teams within the agency will help police covid content on let line. >> increased research and trafficking within the surgeon general's office and flagging problematic posts from facebook that spread disinformation. >> sandra: karl rove will join us in a mome. jacqie will kick things off. >> seemed to indicate the administration through the surgeon general's office is actively monitoring and flagging posts they deem to be problematic. white house official just told me that the white house is not monitoring or surveilling individual americans posts, they are alerting social media companies to broader narratives trending around vaccine misinformation and asking them to act on it and what they are doing about it. the surgeon general office asked companies to provide more data to them on user posts, w

i'm sandra smith. more and more local officials are considering reinstating the indoor mask mandates with covid cases on the rise again across the country. >> bill: jackie heinrich begins live on capitol hill. good morning. >> hello. good morning. the delta variant spreading and stubbornly low vaccination rates among key groups some cities are flouting cdc mask guidance or mandating or recommending masks indoors regardless of vaccination status. l.a. county mandates masks inside. las vegas and counties in san francisco bay area are also recommending them. dr. anthony fauci at the beginning of the pandemic recommended against masks due to the science at the time and also the shortage among healthcare workers will be asked now if he feels that the cdc has ended its mask guidance too soon. >> there is a striking statistic that people should really pay attention to. 99.5% of all the deaths due to covid-19 are among unvaccinated people. that's a striking statistic. so when people are unvaccinated and they l

>> hi sandra.e to know every single thing we've done because it's been incredible here in kansas city. the people are extremely patriotic and we've been going to get barbecue, we went to the soccer stadium, experience the music. it's so great to be here with people who are celebrating the country and celebrating unity and of course the main event is on sunday. lissa kansas city air show that you mentioned in the blue angels of course will be there. as you mentioned they are celebrating their 75th anniversary this year, debuting that super hornets. it's different than the legacy hornet which they use to fly, about 33% bigger, larger engines, faster and more powerful. so you can just really imagine what those pilots are going through out there because the blue angels don't wear g-suit's. so they are dealing with those forces while trying to fly close to one another and do these tricks in the area so the 50,000 people up that are expected to be at the airshow are asked in for a real treat. the thunder

>> good morning, sandra.ot of back and forth on social media over this past weekend. britney spears is speaking out about all of the people in her life that she says care about her publicly but maybe not so much behind closed doors. and so there seems to be actually a direct attack for her sister jamie lynn because she called her out in one of her posts saying she didn't like her sister performed remixes to her own songs referencing a radio disney performance back in 2017. so she is calling out her own sister. clearly she has been very upset with her father for a long time and so it is very sad there is so much family drama going on and she doesn't feel supported during this very difficult time from her loved ones. as far as hope, well, she does have a new attorney matthew rosen gart who was brought on just last week. i believe now, yes, we do see some hope for her finally getting out of this conservatorship. >> sandra: the cartwheels we saw there was the result of choosing her own lawyer and it has brought o

sandra? >> sandra: aishah hasnie reporting live from new york city for us.ws conference from the president. a lot to take in as we head into the end of the week here. >> big news from afghanistan. we've been waiting to see president biden speak about that. he laid out why he thought leaving was the right move. it might not be long until we see what happens there. >> sandra: thanks for joining us. >> i'm benjamin hall. trace gallagher is in for martha. >> thanks. good afternoon, everybody. i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum. general jack keane is here as president biden addressed the fallout from his decision to end america's longest war. >> trace: after 20 years, the taliban is closing in and threatening a civil war. a human rights group as the taliban forces men, women and

i'm sandra smith in new york. >> sandra: been a pleasure.ood afternoon, everybody. i'm trace gallagher in for martha maccallum, this is "the story." president biden in crystal lake, illinois, an hour outside of chicago the same day an officer and two atf agents are attacked with one local report saying it was an ambush. the president meeting with mayor lori lightfoot as the city reels from a violent deadly july fourth weekend. among the innocent caught in the cross fire, chris

>> i think it is a great question, sandra. the answer is you have to be a little more alert than you were before. if you weren't vaccinated, you have to be a lot more on the alert and before. the post is right to point out we can't go from a standstill to sudden panic, but nor can we have a way to the idea that the delta variant is not more easily transmissible. it also causes more severe disease. that is why we are -- we want our younger people to get vaccinated that can now also. the 12-17 group is more of a concern than it was previously because the delta variant is affecting them more than previous. >> sandra: we have spoken to so many lawmakers who have said that they wish to push is not so much on a mask mandate but on vaccinating americans. the fda approval on whether or not it will be able to expedite that bureaucratic red tape process and get the full approval of these vaccines. >> they better. it is unprecedented because it is usually six months or more, but this is unprecedented. they have so much data to look at. i

. >> sandra: welcome back. i'm sandra smith, and just a few moments president biden will be meeting with merrick garland, local community leaders, and law enforcement officials at the white house. republicans are blamed the policies and the defund the police movement for fueling this current rise in crime. this comes as police in new york city say a gunman shot and killed a 13-year-old yesterday afternoon, they think the team was the intended target of a gang related shooting. >> police say a suspect in the mortar of a couple shot at a puerto rican parade has been arrested. they have charged him with first-degree murder. according to the "chicago tribune," a local rapper was killed after leaving the cook county jail on saturday. he was reportedly shot up to 64 times in ambush. no word though on any arrests. >> sandra: we have that coverage, we kick off a brand-new week speaking with ted williams. first, he is live on the ground in chicago for us where it was another deadly weekend. >> chicago police say another

sandra?maining silent after one of its supporters compared trump supporter's to enemies of the state. one of the now deleted tweets reading, "today is january 6th select committee underscores america's current essential national security dilemma, work to combat legislative national security threats now entails calling politicians supporters enemies of the state." >> john: pete hegseth is a fox & friends weekend cohost today is january 6th select committee underscores america's current essential a knapsack dilemma, calling politicians supporters "enemies of the state." no response from "the new york times" about this. what do you think? >> first of all this "the new york times" top just a supporter. it's supposed to be reporting on law and order of course there is no statement, not just people but who were there, and katie benner was promoting this idea, but unfortunately, we come to a place where there is a partisan commission where nancy pelosi picked partisan and that's unfortunate because,

sandra?ica topping 93,000 last year. that is an all-time high. many are blaming the pandemic, that my next guest points to democrat run cities taking a soft approach on drugs. radio host jason with us now. welcome back to our program today. wrote a piece at foxnews.com. here's a headline. "don't just blame covid for the surge in overdose deaths, dems' bad policies are responsible, too." i give you a chance to explain, jason. >> covid certainly exacerbated issue, but it's urgent because democrats have effectively and in some cases literally legalize drugs while hamstringing police. you look at portland, seattle, chicago, boston, these are cities that refused to prosecute most drug crimes. they keep promising to get treatment for addicts because they don't want a criminalize addiction, and instead go after the drug dealers. but the problem is addicts, many of them who are criminals, aren't compelled into treatment and there are consequences for skipping out on treatment normally. in this case t

sandra, great to see you. >> sandra: great to be back together again, i'm sandra smith in new york. president biden's chief medical advisor dr. fauci said it's likely that new federal guidance could encourage everyone to wear masks in public again. places like los angeles county and st. louis have already taken that step. >> john: in the following weeks of following vaccination rates the there was actually an uptick in shots over the weekend as the u.s. grapples with what the cdc is calling it a pandemic the unvaccinated. we start off this monday afternoon at the white house with mark meredith where the biden administration debates what to do about masks. where dirt doesn't look like they are going? >> it looks like they will follow the cdc guidance when it comes to when and where people should wear a mask but officials say that guidance could of course change depending on how the u.s. handles the variant of the virus that continues to spread over the next couple of weeks. as of right now the cdc is said those people about the age of two and unvaccinated should be wearing masks in p

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across towards sandra fell. we're going to keep a close eye on that to see if we recover a bit as you head into the city. the bay bridge. no issues all morning long. been pretty great here. traveling towards the city. if you have to catch a flight. now's the time to leave afternoon conditions might change the about 9 minutes. the san mateo bridge in cross towards the peninsula under 14. so no major issues here and still looking at 1 one to 8085 to 37 6, 8, 8, 8, not tracking any major issues. we'll have more coming up. the daria. back to you. thanks a lot. of say 20 and we now have a date for the recall election for governor gavin newsome. it is september 14th. california's lieutenant governor just set the day state officials estimate the special election is going to cost 276 million dollars. the majority of that falling on county election agencies. this will be the second recall election in state history. the first was in 2000, 3 against governor gray davis 55% of supporters and they supported that recall and a

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nurses make you want to live. >> sandra, i mean, you lived it. you were there in that moment and you also donated your vaccination card, scrubs, hospital badge to the smithsonian national museum of american history. why is it important for you to have done that? >> i'm going to just reference the great robert when he said it's a bright future, can't forget the past. history is very important. i mean, this is a significant time in our history that having those objects in the smithsonian will be there for future generations to learn about what happened, all the sacrifices that were made, all the great people who went above and beyond, heroic efforts to get us through this time. it's very, very important to preserve our history. >> sandra lindsey, thank you so much for being with us today and thank you for leading by example and showing us the way to a healthier, stronger existence. >> thank you, fred, and thanks for having me. >> fantastic, thank you. >>> all right, coming up. you know the face and the name, cindy williams. she played the beloved s

hi, sandra, happy wednesday peart began sandra smith in new york. president biden says a vaccine mandate for federal workers is under consideration. it is a sharp departure just months after saying he would no make the vaccine mandatory. >> we have coverage for you thi afternoon. dr. marty mcgarry will join us this afternoon. >> correspond or petey or dc standing by outside the white house for as. >> the president says he supports this big update to the cdc guidance that requires masking vaccinated folks in areas of substantial or high transmission, but today he doesn't want to talk about that or about these reports that he may soon require every federal employee to get vaccinated or tested regularly, but. >> are you going to require mac vaccines for the military? >> i'm talking about today that's all and going to talk about. >> so, may be mandate isn't the right word for what could be coming regarding vaccines. the deck pd press secretary is starting to use a different word . >> i will say that the attestation of vaccination for federal employees i

francisco: la patrulla fronteriza capturÓ a sandra y la devolviÓ a mÉxico.acional con destino hacia una nueva vida luego de casi dos aÑos de intensa vida desde que saliÓ de su natal honduras. pacientemente tendrÁ que esperar para viajar y reunirse con su familia en las prÓximas horas. ilia: nicolÁs cruz tuvo hoy una audiencia para escuchar la mociÓn del estado en la que se solicita una orden para tener acceso a cualquier escrito, registro o informe relacionado con sus exÁmenes, atenciÓn y tratamiento mÉdico. jorge: en texas un gran jurado acusÓ a esta persona de 11 cargos relacionados con el encubrimiento de la muerte de la soldado vanessa guillÉn . segÚn agitaciÓn, habrÍa ocultado informaciÓn siendo cÓmplice de la desapariciÓn de la soldado en abril de 2020. con la ayuda de las redes sociales, las autoridades arrestaron a cinco miembros de una familia de texas quienes participaron en el asalto al capitolio el 6 de enero. el departamento de justicia informÓ que animÓ a la gente en las redes a viajar a la capital para mostrar apoyo al expresidente donald trum

businesses running as usual on saturday at heroes and heroines in sandra fell in my town like this is this has never happened in the 37 years that i've lived here like this >> unbelievable. the salons manager jakari us murphy was leaving town when he learned several people were shot. >> steps away from the salon. this is not. >> does not rely on the side like i'm looking at this and i can't believe this is actually happening. shots rang out around 1040 friday night in the parking lot on lou vince place. >> when officers arrived. one noticed a black dodge charger speeding away. our officers took chase of that vehicle. that was eventually stopped and we did locate actual victims from the shooting in that car. back at the scene. officers came across another shooting victim. a 62 year-old local man who is expected to be okay. the 3rd crime scene involved a car crash near the police department officers found 2 men in that vehicle who had been shot. one was dead at the scene. the other was taken to get help a short time later, officers were then called to a local hospital where a man with g

i am sandra to no view coming to you from compiler. here in uganda, today we'll be looking innovative bumble houses in the area and plenty of other interesting stories. i won't hear how months this is hoping to almost inputs and outputs. they're like, we'll see house of african learn on it. can get a tough break by protecting the environment and find out why you've done and from us. but, you know, we thought we show in the democratic republic of congo. i country often modern conflict as a result for a long time, little additional fee to the environment. but that is starting to change. we went, took a whole big national park where people i know devoting time and effort to protecting the nature of their not only is the good for the tropical forest, but the local people and the weight loss to which includes the this family of guerrillas lives in a tropical forest they don't get nervous when people are nearby. so not entered the parking lot. we are now in co who's the be a good national park. and right now we're in the presence of monsieur

este es un noticiero telemundo 48 >> feliz martes lo saluda sandra cervantes y yo césar >> muchas graciaspor su compañía en esta tarde donde la interrogante haciendo esta la casa del equipo de los atléticos >> aunque hoy el consejo de esa ciudad aprobó la propuesta de un nuevo estadio lo hicieron bajo sus propios términos que nos tiene más información de esto es fátima navarrete >> este martes el proyecto de construcción del nuevo estadio de béisbol para los atléticos sigue vivo pero rodeado de confusión es que el consejo votó en favor de cambios que aún no se sabe si el equipo estará dispuesto a negociar de no hacerlo podrían dejar de ser la casa de los atléticos >> hablando en inglés >> para algunos fanáticos que los siguen desde inicios mover el estadio es como perder al equipo de desafortunado dice que no quieran hacer el coliseo cuando acá tenemos un gran sistema de transporte los atléticos quieren abandonar el coliseo donde han jugado desde 1968 un estadio más céntrico que esté en el puerto de la zona distinto >> no de los cambios que aprobó el consejo es aumentar del 30 al 35% la c

sepa que es el momento ideal para que los menores estén protegidos antes de que regresen a clases sandra padres empezaron a prepararse para muchos de ellos es la primera vez que regresen a los salones de clases estamos recomendando que se vacunelo más pronto posible en la quinta semana es cuando el los cuerpos acerca del pico de anticuerpos los jóvenes y niños están indicando otras personas que no se pueden poner la vacuna por cuestión médica es importante cerrarle la puerta al covid-19 en este momento los niños están representando el 25 por ciento de los casos nabos del covid-19 lo que significa que si puede contagiarsey contagiar a otros vamos a requerir que todos usan máscaras pero aún así lo más importante que si califica para poderse vacunarpor favor, vacune los habilitaron centros de vacunación cerca de usted como esta secundaria aquí se están aplicando las inmunizaciones desde las 12:00 del mediodía hasta las7:30 de la tarde también tenemos sitios donde no se requieren cita entonces hay diferentes escuelas donde estamos rotando para que la gente pueda ir y ponerse la vacuna la pág

para ampliarnos mÁs pasemos con sandra bermÚdez, buenas tardes sandra cuÉntenos?s, asÍ es, se trata de un programa de verificaciÓn de vacuna y de pruebas que todos los mraepdz de gobierno el estado de california y del sector salud aquÍ en nuestra entidad van tener pues que segÚn eres quÉ significa bueno significa que los empleados que no estÉn vacunados por alguna razÓn se van a ver okay ademÁs a haz eres la prueba de la vacuna aparte del mes de agosto. los trabajadores tendrÁn que llevar a sus empleadores pues una prueba de que tienen la vacunas sino es asÍ, tiene que ser aparte del dos de agosto sino es asÍ sino entregan la prueba de vacunaciÓn van tener que hacerse de una a dos pruebas de la vacuna, perdÓn de pruebas contra el covid-19 una dos veces a la semana y ademÁs van ten que usar cubrebocas de manera obligatoria. algunos trabajadores dependiendo de donde estÁn trabajando tendrÁn que usar especÍficamente la mascarilla n. 935 las dependencia estatales van a tener hasta el 23 de agosto para cumplir completamente con este nuevo mano tato es decir aparte del

sandra, thank you so very much on the one. walk him to all of us out there. we have a lot in store for you today on today's program. so let's take a quick look what we have coming up with visit the company book in the bus. so i'm just relying on the power of the sun in order to avoid fossil fuels. we may see them from germany who is found the suck to the solution to be was all blue jeans. and with talk with pioneers in genetic engineering, we'll explain what to do when species die out. but 1st, let's head to rwanda. we know the plastic bags have been banned in kigali for several years, but they use us even criminal offense is not old or have the country gone even further to reduce plastic in everyday life? well, not exactly feel very i feel for cycling is becoming more popular. let's see how plastic is being turned into a room or cherry or to make the thing the plastic in a country where the material is supposedly for beating farmers cooperative as far as performance deadlines for the plantation. rwanda is one of the 20 biggest few producers in the world. mor

can you tell us more about that, sandra? yes, a concrete. when bunks are unimportant resort for preserving the different strings and for breeding new ones that are better suited to the change conditions. this climate change, we're going to pay a visit to project run and stopped by a women joy movie show is explaining how to catch banana weevils. she's giving a training session to women farmers in western uganda. this is that so this one over what death is sort of stand, what the key if the banana was here, she demonstrates another method, put part of a dead banana tree stump in front of the tree. you're trying to protect and the wheels will be drawn to that. instead, we usually pito our for muslim to use chemicals. because if the destroy was so years, you know, that said or has the micro organism that can quinn to use breaking cause. so if keels micro organism, which is too bad to our, our environment. joy makisha has been trained by the organization alliance, bio versity. the in g o supports food security projects with evidence based resear

dos de las cinco niñas dejadas en la frontera del sur de texas cómo te sientes te veo llorando , sandraque intentamos cruzar aquí pero dios puso las personas correctas a mi alrededor y aquí estoy >> y tu mami 23 años que no la veías >> sí >> señora qué siente >> imagínese como ella se siente al ver sus hijas yo igual dios le da la oportunidad de no dejarla años sino 3 meses >> muchas felicidades las dejo abrazar vemos a (nombre en inglés) y su hija cristal de 3 años abrazarse y besos hay que mencionar que sandra entró al país con un parón humanitario que le permite luchar por un año su proceso de asilo regresamos con ustedes al estudio >> qué maravilla edgar lo que ese abrazo significa para las pequeñas desde mañana millones de familias recibirán cheques del crédito fiscal para hijos es parte del plan de rescate por la pandemia las familias pueden recibir hasta (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> en california el gobernador (nombre en inglés) dio detalles de su programa de recuperación económica que incluye ayuda para los más golpeados

sandra cervantes gracias por acomaÑarnos en telemundo 48. reporte de los cdc indica que la variante delta es mÁs contagiosa de lo que pensÁbamos. vamos con sandra bermÚdez. quÉ quiere decir esto, adelante. >>> buenas tardes. dicen por medio de este reporte que el covid-19 la variante delta es tan contagiosa como la varicela. recuerdan simplemente esta enfermedad que por muchos aÑos nos han habladdo, y de pequeÑo nos ponen la vacuna contra este virus, delta es tan contagiosa como la varicela. sabemos que hay otras enfermedades como por ejemplo la viruela, la gripa, el Ébola son tan contagiosas, pero desde pequeÑos nos ponen la vacuna para protegernos. pero en el caso del virus delta es tan contagiosa que hace pensar a los especialistas de la salud que podrÍa ser este un virus nuevo, se supone que a nivel nacional volviÓ a ser obligatorio el uso de la mascarilla, en ciertos lugares inclusive para los que ya estÁn vacunados. en estados unidos somos el epicentro bÁsicamente de este contagio por la variante delta, registramos el mayor nÚmero de c

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sandra fell commute that commute as it picks up still nice and light a little under 9 minutes and the golden gate bridge about 20 minutes over the year. we'll have more coming up. for now, let's get back to the top stories. you have to take a look at this dramatic video behind me surveillance cameras captured the moment an explosion went off. this is inside of a san francisco restaurant at last. some of the windows at pots. thai noodle bar that in the tenderloin district, the owner says his restaurant has been vandalized before, but nothing compares to this now he's considering moving the business out of the city altogether conference tell exactly has more on that. >> intense moments inside lapid's thai noodle bar in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood surveillance cameras show an explosion that rattled the restaurant and its owner monday morning exposed deep in the mire sr. i was like. >> i was shocked that. i rushed to the scene and i saw the guys everywhere. couldn't believe that chef jones who says. >> there's been a lot of vandalism in the neighborhood over the last few weeks

meanwhile, tonight, sandra fell police looking for answers in a deadly overnight shooting in the north. this scene with 4 crime scenes that ended with 2 people dead and 4 others hurt. almost all of the victims were in their mid to late 20's. we'll get the latest from kron four's camila barco. >> the shooting took place at this parking lot on who can space in downtown sandra fell. it's just one of 4 locations officers responded to as a result of that deadly shooting of i can look back at it right now. is this too despite bullet holes having shattered glass windows and damaging walls overnight, businesses running as usual on saturday at heroes and heroines in sandra fell in my town like this. is this has never happened in the 37 years that i've lived here like this >> unbelievable. the salons manager jakari us murphy was leaving town when he learned several people were shot steps away from the salon. this is not. >> does not rely on a side like i'm looking at this and i can't believe this is actually happening. shots rang out around 1040 friday night in the parking lot on lou vince place

manera indocumentada tambiÉn aprovechÓ para ver a su mamÁ tenÍa 23 aÑos que no se abrazaban cuando sandraomentos de estos reencuentros >> feliz porque dios lo hizo todo y eso anhela vamos. >> yo le decÍa que no perdiera la febrero somos humanos pero mire dios hizo la obra. >> la verdad es que lo pensÉ demasiado pero las c circunstancias me obligaron. >> sandra entrÓ al paÍs con un parÓn humanitario tiene permiso durante un aÑo para luchar dentro de estados unidos por el asilo de ella y sus hijas estas cinco niÑas ya se reencontraron con sus padres un final feliz que en algÚn momento se pensÓ que podrÍa haber pasado algo peor ya todas estas pequeÑas estÁn con sus padres >> gracias por esa buena noticia un hombre y sus dos hijas p pequeÑas pueden contar que estuvieron a punto de perder la vida en arizona pero lograron salir adelante iban en su auto que fue arrastrado por la corriente pudieron ser r rescatados por los bomberos y puestos a salvo. >> el congreso del estado mexicano de oaxaca se tomo una decisiÓn Única, para el certame de belleza y concursos que promuevan estereotipos que exist

hi, greg. >> hi, sandra.iban greens ground in afghanistan there is important news coming from washington that some people on the ground who could be threatened. it's for the could target those who have worked with the u.s. over the years like translators. fox confirming the biden administration introducing expedited visa programs for applicants here. this as afghan troops struggled to ramp up. look at what we saw. >> the performance of the afghan military against the lately has been frankly subpar, it's in my prior exercises like this one that are based outside of kabul that the military brass tries to get these guys up to snuff. >> after three months training in volunteers will be in the battle with the militants. we watched, they are raw, but well intentioned. 118 -year-old told us he was there because they caliban killed his father. a general told us he could use that u.s. airpower now it's missing the pullout of u.s. troops. reports are that civilian chartered aircraft will start evacuating these applican