vanessa's mother said that vanessa told her secret.d been sexually harassed by superior. the family went public on telemundo >> [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] >> reporter: vanessa's family was certain her disappearance was connected to sexual harassment. >> i don't know what's give someone the right to harass my sister. >> reporter: they demanded investigators get to the bottom of it. >> i your daughter, grandmother, would you like them to be sexually harassed? no. >> reporter: they revealed vanessa secret in hopes of solving a mystery. but they didn't realize that they just started a movement. >> when families tragedy unites a sea of strangers. and more secret spell out. coming up, outrage. and then an outpouring. >> this kicked off the hashtag, i am vanessa guillen. it was just flooding social media channels. >> reporter: stories of what some call the man's world of the military. >> i told kate, you really need to cut that out. and he said, why, what are you going to do about it. and in my mind i realized, i can't do anything

un podcast para vanessa, noticias telemundo cuenta lo que realmente pasÓ con vanessa, y los secretosr donde desapareciÓ, todo en la voz de la actriz celia juÁrez, todo hoy hablamos con ella. >> noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro. comenzamos con una noticia de Última hora, joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn estÁ optimista y cree que tendrÁ un nuevo juicio, hoy tenemos sus primeras reacciones despuÉs de la apelaciÓn que ho su defensa, su agada la visitÓ en la prisiÓn de colorado y hoy hablÓ con telemundo, rogelio tiene mÁs detalles. >> el chapo guzmÁn confÍa en sus abogados. >> se siente confiado que sus abogados estÁn haciendo un buen trabo y que esto le dÁ un resultadoositivo Él piensa que el llamado juicio del siglo se va a repetir esto lo dice colon quien forma parte de su equipo legal y que visitÓ al "chapo" guzmÁn en la prisiÓn de colorado. >> justo esta semana fui a verlo, lo notÉ muy positivo, lo notÉ muy seguro, de que va a tener un resultado positivo y muy contento con el trabajo de sus abogados, yo creo que Él estÁ muy esperanzado de que va a fallar a su favor. >> el lunes los abo

. >>> la gran actriz mexicana cecilia suÁrez pone vom al caso de vanessa guillÉn la agresiÓn a una azafata al desvÍo de un aviÓn que partiÓ de nueva york, el piloto debiÓ aterrizar de emergencia en denver donde el agresor fue arrestado. a no bajar la guardia, el fin de semana de halloween y las precauciones por el covid continÚan vigentes, les contamos quÉ dicen expertos. ♪(mÚsica)♪ ♪ ♪ >>> hola buenas tardes gracias por acompaÑarnos en noticias telemundo medio dÍa. les saluda... (inaudible). >>> de casi 2 billones de dÓlares, una cantidad enorme para los economistas, aunque segÚn el presidente no aportarÁ al dÉficit del paÍs pero sÍ lo transformarÁ vamos con el reporte desde washington con javier vega, adelante buenos dÍas >>> gracias felicidad buenos dÍas, el propio presidente joe biden en persona visitÓ a los congresistas demÓcratas en el capitolio con el objetivo de alinearlos y ponerlos de acuerdo en el proyecto presentado en el congreso luego se dirigiÓ a la casa blanca donde dio un mensaje, a minutos de que inicie su gira rumbo a europa (inaudible). >>> siempre he dicho que el adven

. >> noticias telemundo lanza un podcast sobre vanessa guillen, relata lo que realmente pasÓ con ellaitar donde desapareciÓ, todo en la voz de la actriz celia suÁrez, hoy hlamos con ella. >> y la crisis por la pandemia obligÓ a una figura de la lucha libre a dejar el cuadrgular para trabajar como peluquero. >> el mismo virus hizo que tuviÉramos otro modo de pensar tuviÉramos otra forma de cÓmo sobrevivir a este mal. >> ramÍrez es un claro ejemplo que nunca debimos darnos por vencido ante los problemas ya le tengo su historia pero comenzamos con el capo de capos. >> notics telemundo ha conseguido las primeras reacciones del "chapo" guzmÁn tras hablar con su abogado. >> el exlÍder del cartel de sinaloa dij confiar en su defensa y la posibilidad de un segundo juicio esto se lo dijo el chapo guzmÁn a su abogada quien lo visitÓ en prisiÓn, marisset hablÓ con ella y estÁ con nosotros, buenas noches, gracias por estar aquÍ realmente el chapo guzmÁn cree que podrÍa obtener un segundo juicio? >> buenas noches, rebeka, el chapo guzmÁn estÁ confiado que ganarÁ la apelaciÓn y que entre sus posibi

es de nicaragua a sus pies, vanessa ¿quÉ van a hacer?.to y el propÓsito es tratar de salir adelante. >>> muchas gracias vanessa. >>> es el testimonio de una migrante que viene avanzando en esta caravana y a la tercera jornada difÍcil, porque el horizonte estÁ otra vez la amenaza la amenaza de lluvia y por eso aseguran que van a ir caminando. raÚl torres ya regreso con ustedes. >>> en el paÍs azteca este fin de semana arrancaron los preparativos para las fiesta de dÍa de muertos. y mÁs arl del pan conocido por todos. se elabora uno especial. sÍmbolo de los pueblos zapotecas. ana mÉndez con la historia. >>> con smer y dedicaciÓn las manos de la seÑora margarita golpean hecha de harina, manteca, sal, huevo y azÚcar. la divide en pequeÑas porciones dars para o a formar una figura mÍstica. una rosquita y un conejo que elabora artesanalmente. >>> levantamos a las 2 de la maÑana, a la 1 a las 2. descansamos. >>> en un horno de adobe las si raouts toman vida y salen tos ta dita listas para los altares del dÍa de muertos >>> stephan es una tradici

vanessa: i am vanessa ruiz. we will return to the whole program after the latest headlines.ricans who have had moderna's covid-19 vaccine are a big step closer to getting boosters. an advisory panel recommended the extra shot today for senior citizens. the same guidelines already applied to pfizer's booster shots. the recommendation now goes to the fda and the cdc. and while, president biden urged more businesses to mandate covid vaccinations for employees. at the white house, he said mandates are driving up the nation's ccination rates and, he argued, again, it's not about politics. pres. biden: vaccination requirements should not be another issue that divides us. that is why we continue to battle the misinformation that is out there. judy: -- vanessa: the biden administration plans to enact vaccinations with a requirement for larger companies but some republican governors are opposing that moves. also in washington, jay inslee issued an order requiring proof of vaccination or a negative test to attend large events like concerts or sports competitions in the state, starting

>> ¿qué pasó con la soldado vanessa guillén? >> un podctas de noticias telemundo. >> ♪♪.n telemundo 48 decenas de empleodos de hotelería tomarán acción esta tarde para exigir mejorescondiciones de trabajo. >> este es su noticiero telemundo 48 >> son cientos de trabajadores que salen a la calle a pedir mejores condiciones en su lugar de trabajo >> los que marchan lo hacen en la ciudad de san francisco. libertad, cuéntanos qué te dicen los presentes. >> así es, apenas unos minutos en el centro de san francisco s encontraban cientos de trabajadores de hoteles de la ciudad, ellos marchan porque quieren que se les regresen la horas de trabajo porque desde que abrió después de la pandemia no han trabajado como antiguamente quieren que se haga el cambio, que regresen sus horas a 48 horas por semana. están caminando por las calles de mensaje "regresemos más fuerte" ya pasaron por hotel hilton ahora van hacia otro sector. dicen que esto les afecta su bolsillo y sus familias. >> trabajo para hilton y me he visto afetada porque sabemos que hay trabajo, pero no nos dan horas. >> ella

vanessa i'm vanessa ruiz at : "newshour west" in for stephanie sy. return to the full program after the latest headlines. fda advisers recommended that the agency approve pfizer's covid-19 vaccine for 5- to 11-year-olds. they said the benefits outweigh a rare side effect of heart inflammation, mostly in boys. also, deborah birx, who was former president trump's covid coordinator, now says he was distracted by the election and that pandemic response efforts suffered as a result. she's told a congressional panel that this led to more than 130,000 avoidable deaths. meanwhile in california, contra costa county has suspended in 'n out's food permit, saying the burger chain is "a public health hazard" for refusing to enforce vaccine mandates. the pentagon is warning that the "islamic state" in afghanistan could be able to strike at the u.s. within 6 to 12 months. undersecretary of defense collin call gave that assessment at a u.s. senate hearing today. he said it's unclear if afghanistan's taliban rulers can take on isis. in sudan today, the new military r

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this is ugandan activist vanessa nakate. vanessa: my name is vanessa nakate., a country that has one of the fastest changing climates in the world. in the past few years, i have seen more and more how the climate crisis is affecting the african continent, which is ironic, given that africa is the lowest admit or of co2 emissions of all continents except for antarctica. [applause] historically, africa is responsible for only 3% of global emissions, and yet, africans are already suffering some of the most brutal impacts fueled by the climate crisis. devastating floods and withering droughts. many africans are losing their lives while countless more have lost their livelihoods. the droughts and floods have left nothing behind for the people, nothing except for pain, agony, suffering, starvation, and death. a recent world bank report said we could see up to 86 million people in sub-saharan africa alone displaced due to rising sea levels, desert vacation, declining freshwater, and food scarcity. over the past few months, there have been deadly heat waves and wildfi

amy: so let's bring professor vanessa into the conversation.ng on a book on tax savings on tax savings and the offshore economy. you wrote a telling article headlined the end of empire and the rise of tax havens. give us the historical context and how you relate colonialism to tax evasion. vanessa: absolutely. thank you for having me on. it's an honor and a pleasure. we see tax havens emerge really for the first time on a significant scale already in the 1920's and 30's. at this point it's a direct reaction to the introduction of income taxes in many countries in europe and the united states. there is a second phase where tax havens expand, important tax havens that we know today appear on the scene that's inhe 1950's and 60's. that's when you get places like the bahamas that really take off as a tax haven. that's where you get the cayman islands, the british virgin islands and so on. during these decades, there are connections between the end of colonial rule, european empire, and the expansion of these havens at the same time. so what you hav

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vanessa: i'm vanessa ruiz at newshour west in for stephanie sy.n to the full program after the latest headlines. september's disappointing u.s. jobs report is further proof of the pandemic's grip on the economy. the labor department today reported u.s. employers added just 194,000 jobs last month -- the fewest since december. even so, the unemployment rate dropped sharply to 4.8% down from 5.2% in august. we'll have more on this after the news summary. the average daily number of covid-19 cases in the u.s. has dipped below 100,000 for the first time since early august. meanwhile, covid vaccinations have hit a three-month high. nearly a million per day, due in part to employers requiring them. and the centers for disease control announced late today that the united states will soon allow entry to international air travelers who have received covid vaccines authorized by u.s. regulators or the world health organization. reuters reported that the cdc indicated six vaccines approved or listed for emergency use by the fda or the w.h.o. meet the criteri

. >> la county wants vanessa bryant to undergo an independent psychiatric evaluation.leged the county employees showed off photos of the crash site that killed her husband, her daughter and seven other people. vanessa bryant and others are seeking tens of millions of dollars from the county. >>> a scary good opening for halloween kills. >> you and allison should not have to keep running. evil does tonight. >> the slasher earned $50 million in its debut weekend ahead of expectations at the box office. it's also streaming on peacock. a follow up to the 2018 halloween franchise. it made more than $250 million world wide. that's your monday. thanks for joining me. i'm laura jarrett. "new day" is next. at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner with access to financial advice, tools and a personalized plan that helps you build future for those yolove. vanguard. become an owner. nicorette knows, quitting smoking is freaking hard. you get advice like: try hypnosis... or... quit cold turkey. kidding me?! instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead

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. ♪ vanessa: i'm vanessa ruiz in for stephanie sy. we'll return to the news. a u.s.n texas has barred the enforcement of the state's six-week ban on abortion. judging robert pittman wrote that from the time the law went into effect "women have been unlawfully preventing from exercising control over their lives in ways that are protected by the constitutions." also happening this evening, the white house announced plans to expand access to rapid covid-19 test first use at home. the federal government is also doubling the number of pharmacies providing free testing. the president's covid coordinator jeff says demand for test are growing even as new fectses are falling. >> today's billion dollar investment to furor expand testing production puts us on tracking to quadruple the amount of at-home rapid tests for american by december so that means we'll have available supply of 200 million rapid at-home test per month starting in december. vanessa: the los angeles city cocil approved one of the country's strictest vaccine mandates. starting nexts month, it requires proof o

vanessa had to deal with a lot of racial flights during her time as miss america. overall, the organization was thrilled by her. she was very good at her job. gorgeous and talented. the majority and political know how to do all the meets and greets that miss america has to do. she got wonderful media attention. the staff, you went to the white house and met president reagan. it was very validating for miss america. this was a time that the ratings were starting to slide a little bit. people were beginning to ask why are you doing this. the fact that she was greeted like jackie robinson, the fact that it was considered a big deal for woman of color to be miss america, that was validation that miss america was still a big deal. she was very much a quick year that ended in scandal. awkwardly handled. >> horrible. for most of that year, it was a triumphant thing. >> it was, it was. >> i have a thousand of little things that i want to talk to you about. you have to buy the book. there was so much great stuff that amy has there. i will ask you some of these things. i wil

. >>> los angeles county wants vanessa bryant to undergo a psychiatric examination because of the suite filed. >>> palo alto is trying to go more green. city the city council is expected to prove a complete transition for the smart meters. this move would end the meter reading. the update will cost more than $18 million. installation is expected to start next year and completed by the end of 2024. we'll be right back. it's 4:54. trick or treat. trick or treat. give me something good to eat. trick or treat. trick or treat. give me something good to eat. [ children chanting ] trick or treat. [ sirens blaring ] i want to take his mask off... and see the life leave his eyes. [ eerie music playing ] trick or treat. >>> take a look at this. drone video showing great white sharks swimming along the coast of del mar. look how close it got to that surfer there. some surfers say they were certainly caught by surprise when they saw the shark. get this, the director of the shark lab said some of the size of the sharks, they are probably just juveniles. it's typical to see them this close to the be

this one was recently in vanessa's bedroom. it leak. this one was recently in vanessa's bedroom.droom. it basically felt like a pipe had burst and was - vanessa's bedroom. it basically felt like a pipe had burst and wasjust i like a pipe had burst and wasjust gushing. it was coming all down the windows, down the sides of the wall, through the lighting fixtures and stuff. ,, _ , through the lighting fixtures and stuff. ,, , , , through the lighting fixtures and stuff. ,, , ., ., through the lighting fixtures and stuff. ,, ., ., stuff. she says it is one of a number _ stuff. she says it is one of a number of _ stuff. she says it is one of a number of issues _ stuff. she says it is one of a number of issues she - stuff. she says it is one of a number of issues she has i stuff. she says it is one of a - number of issues she has faced, and as somebody with sickle cell, a serious health condition, it is particularly difficult.- serious health condition, it is particularly difficult. because of my condition. — particularly difficult. because of my condition, it _ particularly difficult.

vanessa: science credited -- he credited vaccine mandates.e union urged officers to the plight the city mandate. they have to report their vaccine status by friday or face unpaid leave. the supreme court heard arguments today on the fate of one of the two boston marathon bombers. he is fighting the statement -- reinstatement of a death sentence that was thrown out. the bombing killed three people and wounded more than 260. we will take a closer look later. hurricane pamela is moving and lynn tonight across northwestern mexico. it came ashore today on mexico's pacific coast. it left flooded streets and downed trees in its wake. forecasters say remnants of pamela will bring have a brain to parts of texas and oklahoma by thursday. a windblown wildfire in southern california has threatened more than 100 homes for a second date. it has come within a quarter-mile of the ranch once owned by president reagan. the fire in santa barbara county ignited monday and high winds spread it. by this afternoon, it had grown to more than 15,000 acres and was onl

supreme court justice vanessa: sonya soared to mayor refused to block new york city's vaccine mandatees. the legal dispute continues in lower courts. the high court said justice wright brett kavanaugh has tested positive for covid. he is fully vaccinad and shows no symptoms. cavanaugh will participate in next week's oral arguments remotely. the court said all other justices have tested negative. the news comes ahead of the opening of the courts term monday. justices plant ahearn -- heard --planned to hear arguments for the first time since the pandemic. the united stations -- nations condemned ethiopia over its treatment of the tigre region and warned millions are facing famine. the humanitarian office said civilians are in desperate need because the ethiopian government is blocking food aid. >> it is important that humanitarian operation continues and it does. we have aery high number of people in very urgent need in tigre. 5.2 million people are there in need of assistance. judy: the u.n. charge if you'll be a had no legal right to expel seven senior officials yesterday. the country

cnn's vanessa yurkevich explains why. >> reporter: in this small new jersey office, a herculean attempterately to get their toys into the u.s. in time for this holiday season. >> just giving you an update on the container situation at the moment. >> reporter: president frank thiessen is managing the operation. >> had you ever worked in logistics before? >> only partially, not directly. >> reporter: why did you have to get directly involved into logistics item. >> because of the global supply chain challenges that we're facing. >> reporter: cargo vessels, order numbers, and aririval dates, all tracked with precision. >> pretty much, the first thing in the morning is really checking the backlog in the warehouse. >> reporter: boxes of toys at the well-known slot car maker are stuck in their warehouses in china, waiting for a ride. >> we still have about 25, 30 containers, which are just missing. which will not be here. >> reporter: that's 30% of their holiday product. just one of many companies dealing with a supply chain nightmare, with port congestion, container ships are just arriving t

such a problem, vanessa. >> reporter: such a problem.ply not going to arrive in time for this holiday season. we visited with one toy company who says kids should not expect to get everything off their wish lists this holiday season. in this small new jersey office, a herculean attempt is under way. it is the unofficial logistics center working desperately to get toys into the u.s. in time for this holiday season. >> okay. just giving you an update on the container situation at the moment. >> reporter: president frank thiessen is manning the operation. had you ever worked in logistics before? >> only peripherally, not directly. >> reporter: why did you have to get directly involved into log logistics? >> the global supply chains we're facing. >> reporter: cargo vessels, order numbers, arrival dates tracked with precision. >> the first thing in the morning is really checking the backlog in the warehouse. >> reporter: boxes of toys at the well-known stock car maker are waiting for a ride. >> we have 25, 30 containers which are just missing

>> vanessa cavich, thank you. congressman thomas is with us right now.sman, this issue affects all americans, but do you think this action by governor newsom will have the desired impact of the supply chain bottleneck in your state? >> i think everything will help. the supply chain disruption is more than just one piece, it's a combination of things not only in california but around the world. so everybody is working hard to make sure we straighten this out and we're making progress. >> i spoke with the commerce secretary yesterday who stressed just how important it was to get the president's economic and infrastructure bills passed to help with the labor shortage that's exacerbating this supply chain issue. you and a group of others met with the president yesterday. how close are you all to a deal? >> i feel pretty good after the meeting yesterday. i think we're narrowing it down. we've gone through this period of negotiation, and that's what you do with major pieces of legislation. you work back and forth, and you figure out where the common ground is,

let's talk to cnn's vanessa.no longer the lower prices i have been enjoying. >> reporter: exactly. we are seeing over $4 a gallon in some states. behind me in new york city, 4:15 a gallon. we haven't seen that in so long. we're not even at the peak yet, which means americans can likely expect to pay even more at the pump. from coast to coast, there's a consensus. what do you think of the price kwrao you seeing on the pump? >> it's getting pretty high. >> it is bad. prices are really high. >> reporter: the prices per gallon the highest in years topping $4 in some states. crude oil, the largest driver of gas prices, went negative last year. and now over $80 a barrel this week. and it may only get worse >> we haven't paebgd this year yet. we are seeing the highest price of the year right now. >> we are not at the peak. what does that mean for you? . >> well, that means i might travel closer to home. >> reporter: gary christianson stopping for gas in new jersey while on a road trip to maine. . >> this is another 50 c

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this impact is massive and it has a ripple effect, vanessa. >> absolutely.re. we're talking about cargo not even arriving in time for this hom day shopping season. so we visited with one toy maker who says that kids should not expect to get everything off their wish list this holiday season. >> reporter: in this small new jersey office, a herculean attempt is under way. it's the unofficial logistics center to work desperately to get toys to the u.s. in time for this holiday season. >> just giving you an update on the container situation at the moment. >> reporter: the president is manning the operation. had you ever worked in logistics before? >> not directly. >> reporter: why did you have to get directly involved into logistics? >> because of the supply chain challenges we are facing. >> reporter: cargo vessels, order numbers and arrival dates all tracked with precision. >> pretty much the first thing in the morning is really checking the backlog in the warehouse. >> reporter: boxes of toys at the well-known factory is stuck in warehouses in china waiting f

if you michelle, this is vanessa. support you, but the thing it doesn't be because of the local to put that over. that doesn't which means to the helicopter arrives tomorrow the girls are spending that last evening with the family at nick like you was. i go over to the reason you still cut the dish. can you call it a dish dish torn you at least the lady snare room, national, which page or somewhere. and yet you know, i don't what it is. oh. yeah. you know, get, get ready to play a machine. she has no clues merchandise dish. i would just actually she, i don't, i can't live with santa makita. her should wait to for teacher ashes is having a hard time being apart as well. this time he'll only be apart from his owner for a few days in just a year or 2, we'll have to bid, so we'll do yoga. leave the glass, you may reach me either. personally, there my, you the, the, my, you are good for europe orders. i knew, but you would. you been here? i bought it. i will do is my now i thought was really if you wouldn't believe when you my on the me. i had to re, luca, if you could do to. she said there

. >> reporter: retired staff sergeant vanessa brown was wounded by a roadside bomb in afghanistan. >>at i met in the civilian world just wouldn't understand some of the things that i went through. they automatically had the stigma that if you have problems with mental health you just automatically crazy. >> reporter: that's why these women say it's important to connect with fellow vets at events like this one. >> 101 -- >> reporter: the women caught some of the biggest fish. >> like i could accomplish something again. it was like i had a mission to do. here's the finish line. >> reporter: and a much-needed lifeline. lilia luciano, cbs news, newport beach. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," bestselling author michael lewis stops by our times square studio with his latest book "the premonition: a pandemic story." >>> plus in our "eye on earth" series, an effort to recover abandoned fishing gear in our oceans that's threat noting -- threatening marine life. >>> and how a book store in downtown los angeles is harnessing social media to earn new fans. that's the "cbs morning news" for this w

vanessa, thank you for that report. and "new day" continues right now. >>> good morning to our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. it is thursday, october 14th. i'm john berman with brianna keilar. countdown to showdown. will the witnesses show and what happens if they don't? this is a pivotal day in the investigation of the capitol insurrection. we're about to find out how the john 6th select committee plans to handle donald trump's former aides if and frankly when they defy subpoenas. steve bannon and kash patel have been called for today. they're supposed to show up today. bannon's lawyer confirms overnight his client will not comply. trump has been urging his aides to ignore the committee's subpoenas. >> a new subpoena has just been issued for ex-justice department official jeffrey clark. jeffrey clark is the one who drafted that letter that falsely claimed there were voting irregularities that had been discovered in georgia. clark was trying to get former acting attorney general jeffrey rose

. >> >> we'll check in, in a minute, thank you, vanessa >>> president biden spent a part of the day surprisingthe vp on her birthday. >> really? oh, joe! ahh. i'm very excited >> the white house released this video of president biden giving kamala harris flowers and a framed photo they didn't say what the picture was but it kind of looks like the two of them in front of the white house. the vice president turned 57 years old. >>> may want to check your pantry a popular low carb snack recalled. >>> and a driver shortage in the trucking industry a all-time high inside the big hall to recruit new truckers uchhh!!! so now we use our swiffer sweeper and dusters. the fluffy fibers? they pick up dust easily. grabbing it in all those hard-to-reach places. gotcha!!! and for our floors, sweeper' textured cloths lock all kinds of dirt, dust and pet hair. unlike my vacuum, it sneaks under and around places. look at that!! dust free and hassle free. stop cleaning and start swiffering. is olay better than your clean beauty? olay has 99% pure niacinamide. it's derm-tested. and now, it's cleanest formula with

approving the settlement for the two families who are suing over the unauthorized sharing of crash photos vanessa bryant filed a similar lawsuit. the families could see a decision by next week. a final review is set for tuesday. >>> with build back better on the brink, president biden is trying to salvage his signature spending plan. he is departing this afternoon, using morning hours to negotiate with top democrats for a deal along with a vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill kristen welker has the latest on negotiations >> reporter: the urgent scramble by democrats to reach an agreement on president biden's multitrillion spending plans that he wants to have finalized before he leaves for his high-stakes trip to europe with top negotiators shuttling back and forth between the white house and capitol hill, democratic leaders struck an optimistic note. >> an agreement is within arm's length and we are hopeful we can come to a framework agreement by the end of today >> reporter: but there are still a slew of unresolved issues between moderates and progressives, including how to pay for it now

vanessa bryant is suing the county for allegedly leaking photos of the helicopter crash that killed herand and daughter. she claims the photos were shared by sheriff's deputies and firefighters in a nonwork setting. >>> in hayward police are saying alcohol appears to have play add roll in a deadly car crash. a 34-year-old hayward woman died after a collision on grand avenue. she was turning when her car collide with an suv. she was hit by another vehicle sends after that. golphin was pronounced dead at the scene. another won is in critical but stable condition. >>> drivers in a small texas town near the louisiana border captured this dramatic footage of a tornado tearing across the highway in front of them. you see the debris swirling above the cars? a tornado warning was issued as the severe weather threat continues to travel to the east. >>> closer to home, a rock slide shut down a section of highway 1 on the central coast. caltrans sweeting out a photo of the pile of rocks blocking the road. caltrans doesn't have an estimate on when that road is going reopen. >>> nasa releasing these

we owe it to vanessa guillen and her memory. make sure that we are doing right by our military. >> yeah, it's so important to keep her name in the forefront of everything. congresswoman, it's a real pleasure to see you. thank you for your time this morning. >> likewise. thank you, jose. >> thank you so much. >>> coming up, we are expecting to learn more today about what happened on alec baldwin's movie set, the day of that deadly shooting. new details in the investigation, next. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. ♪ ♪ there are beautiful ideas that remain in the dark. but with our new multi-cloud experience, you have the flexibility you need to unveil them to the world. ♪ re-entering data that employees could enter themselves? that's why i get up in the morning! i have a secret method for remembering all my hr passwords. my boss doesn't remember approving my time off. let's just... find that email. the old way of doing business slows everyone down. with paycom

. >>> a big legal win for vanessa bryant the judge ordered her request to answer questions under oath about the photos taking at the crash scene where her husband and daughter and seven others died bryant sued the county last year stating she and her family suffered damages after sheriff deputies snapped photos of her husband and child. >>> tiktok, snapchat and youtube were all in hearings on capitol hill here is nbc's hallie jackson >> reporter: for the first time, reps from tiktok and snapchat facing fiery questions from congress >> you're a parent how can you allow this >> reporter: those executives from platforms hugely popular with young teens defending their practices, along with youtube, arguing they protect kids and trying to separate themselves from facebook. >> tiktok is not a social network based on followers >> snapchat was a decidely different platform where people could come and talk to the friends they have in real life >> we do not support features such as comments or live chat. >> reporter: lawmakers looking for more >> being different from facebook is not a defense t

also, a judge is granting vanessa bryant's request to have 2 men answer questions under oath about theof her dead husband and daughter gigi o'brien says county sheriffs and fire department employee shared photos of human remains following the helicopter crash that killed kobe their daughter and 7 others in january of 2020 bryant is suing los angeles county for invasion of privacy and negligence. so morning news senate lawmakers questioned influence tech companies. >> have on children. the changes they want to see social media companies implement. we'll be right back after the break. >> all right. welcome back to the kron 4 morning news on this wednesday morning, middle of the week. wednesday is my favorite day. it's not friday. it's really wednesday. no idea. because you made it halfway through the athlete was always get we get a chance to wake up with you. you know, for a couple more days and then we have something to look forward to, which is the weekend. also the weather is something i'm looking forward to. so over the next couple of days. what can we expect? yeah, this is actually

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that was "save the best for last" by vanessa williams. what is your connection to that song, d?s become more special to me now because i truly saved my best for last and i have my wife for ten years with me now. >> kelly: oh, wow. that's a long time. >> and we were recently best with our first baby boy. >> kelly: congratulations! what's his name? >> his name is dawson. >> kelly: i love the name dawson. that's a beautiful name. i love that song. i've not heard it in years. forever. thanks so much, d, everybody you are in for a really good time today. from the breakthrough -- breakthrough netflix theory "you're right people" we have marque richardson and logan browning. and on the real housewives of atlanta for a decade, cynthia bailey is here to mix us up the perfect halloween cocktail. love a cocktail. plus from the nbc new series zyra gorecki is here. and you will see a performance from the corporation duo two cellos. i promise it is like nothing you have ever seen before. let's get started with our first guest, making 13 platinum albums and has won a tony, grammy, and two emmy

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shoot f just film. mid tab gosh, she's a former chair of the science operations working group for vanessa. he says, shooting films in space could boost interest in future missions pretty. i think the more you see the space doris going up. common people without much training without farm or the being an astronaut. so this, this perhaps is part of the larger access to space that common people are getting. it is not the aspect of shooting something which is significant, whether the box office really reverberates catches that imagination is going to be the collegiate. and i think the reason you have trump grooves and the other people getting interested is because public attention is focused on speech, right? so if you, if you think last, maybe 2 months or 3 months, how many times space tourism in to be in the news, jeff richard branson and everybody going to space. so i think it's a market opportunity for the 7 best. so i guess it depends on how the public would take it, but all indications are big. if you remember, the firm called the martian starting matt damon, nobody taught will be about

reason that this was being appealed in court by the united states of america was because barret, vanessa barrett said the judge in the case against julia was so mealy mouthed in her judgement. if she'd listened to be evidence. and if she was a proper judge, and if she made a proper judgment, she would have said there is no case to answer. case dismissed said the prisoner freight. she didn't, she said, i'm a little bit worried that the americans might be really hurried to him. and he might kill himself. and so on those grounds, i'm not going to allow him to be expedited, which was obviously, i'm not going to say cross crock of whatever it was that i said before, that you've checked too. but it's ludicrous. the whole thing is completely ludicrous, julian should be, say, and, but what it does mean of course, is that if this judgement goes against julian, then the defense will get to appeal and that will go to the supreme court. wherever that now exists. it used to be the house of lords, i don't know what it is in england now, and the defense will get a chance to challenge all the ludicrous

a judge has granted vanessa bryant's request to have both men answer questions under oath about pictures and daughter gigi bryant says that county sheriffs and fire department employees shared pictures of human remains after that helicopter crash that killed the laker legend their daughter and 7 others back in january of 2020 bryant is suing los angeles county for invasion of privacy and negligence. >> getting here was difficult enough afghan refugees fleeing from their homeland, which is now under a new taliban rule are confronting that trauma and trying to learn how to live life in a new country at the same time, it's on wallace reports from sacramento where more with more on community efforts to make the transition a lot easier. >> these are all going to go to afghan refugees here in the united states of this is all part of a larger donation drive effort. a group of organizers with the united afghan association is partner with team rubicon. that's the nonprofit that response to humanitarian emergencies. will they have been taking part in a donation drive for the last 5 days or so. and

and if they don't, the livelihood of thousands of local families are at stake. vanessa fernandez, era, colombo, fin, an immoral service in the norwegian town of combs where 5 people were killed last week by man using a bow and arrows. 3 other people were injured and wednesdays incident members of the rule family were among those who attended sunday service. a suspect has appeared in court. if in 4 weeks since the volcano in the spanish island, the palmer began erupt. thing sorry to say there's no indication that when it might stop a lava stream has not buried more than 7 square kilometers destroying farmland that almost 2000 buildings more than 6000 people have been evacuated. alexander lurch is on the scene in la palmer. they are optional, le, hama has now entered it for a week, and there appears to be no sign of slowing down. that's the word authorities are trying to convey to the residents of the canary islands. they've recorded more than 600 seismic events in the past week. and at least $42.00 on sunday alone, the largest, the which was magnitude $4.00. now, one thing they are try