do you want to speak with him about vanessa's case?going to discuss more issues about the case, things he found. she spoke to him in january. he reached out again to me just recently and this is where this story popped up. and obviously bamboozled with it wasn't really about talking about vanessa here. it was just about gotcha with trump. >> laura: mayra, do you believe you were misled by mr. goldberg in the way he approached you for this story? >> most definitely. initially when we first spoke, did he mention that this was going to be, again, a wrap-up of the four-year anniversary and how we pass the legislation and all of the achievements that were done in vanessa's honor. and when it came across -- he never, not once, mentioned any of the comments that he was going to put in this article or how it was going to be published. this late in the year he said it was going to be around april and not -- i never saw the article. i didn't follow up. and it was surprising enough to see how he reached out to natalie shortly about what was it tw

we want to come back to the murder of vanessa guillen and what he might have said.laura ingraham on "the angle" tonight. >> the housing has been taken over and our schools have been taken over. >> sandra: well, a community in indiana paying the price as it is inundated by migrants, the communities message to the current administration. >> john: plus "the new york post" reporting, "the biden-harris and administration shipping migrants to arizona and texas to hide the border problem before election day. san diego supervisor jim desmond says he has seen it firsthand. he is on deck to react just ahead. it's odd how in an instant things can transform. slipping out of balance into freefall. i'm glad i found stability amidst it all. gold. standing the test of time. i've been worn by celebrities, athletes, and world leaders. but i've always felt most comfortable up here, with the folks that made me who i am. i'm right at home, out here on the land. and i'm in my lane on the shoulder of the interstate. because this is where i come from. i've been showing up here for nearly 2

it was not really about talking about vanessa here.th trump. >> laura: do you believe you were misled by mr. goldberg and the way he approached you for this story? >> most definitely. initially when we first spoke, he did mention this was going to be, again, a wrap up of the four year anniversary and how we passed legislation in all of the achievements done in vanessa's honor. when it came across, he never not once mentioned any other comments he was going to put into the article or how it would be published this late in the year. he said it would be around april. i never saw the article. i didn't follow-up. it was surprising enough to see how he reached out to natalie shortly about what was it, two days ago? just wanting to confirm what was said. a released a statement to him letting him know i was not happy about what he was going to release and they did not wish to be a part of it anymore or have my sister's name be a part of the article. and he proceeded not only to publish it but basically stain my sister's image but this, and is

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betsy vadell, vanessa, ok. el terreno con esas implicaciones de este huracÁn que podrÍa ser histÓrico, que podrÍa ser catastrÓfico y que estÁ causando mucha consternaciÓn. >> octavio. asÍ es. pero antes vamos con estas imÁgenes que va a ver a continuaciÓn que fueron captadas por cÁmaras de trÁfico ubicadas en la autopista i-75. vea usted cerca de sun city, florida, el video muestra el enorme flujo de los autos de las personas que abandonaban la barrera de la isla en las costas de sarasota antes del impacto del huracÁn milton en numerosos condados. >> hay Órdenes vigentes de evacuaciÓn obligatorias mientras el estado se prepara para lo peor, o el gobernador de florida, ron desantis, dio a conocer los esfuerzos que se llevan a cabo para proteger a la poblaciÓn. >> emergency management is actively addressing storm related resource requests we are currently fulfilling close to one thousand missions to support our local communities that includes everything from tiger dams and generators to staff support as well as f

. >> aquÍ estÁ vanessa.imos en un planeta cerrado, en un sistema cerrado donde si el clima estÁ fuera de balance, va a afectar a todos. nos va a afectar en todas partes, y todos vamos a sentir los impactos. estamos viendo que ya no existen esos lugares completamente seguros o blindados contra la crisis climÁtica, por ejemplo, aunque glyn tocÓ tierra a 400 millas de asheville en carolina del norte el huracÁn causÓ una destrucciÓn mayor. los deslizamientos de tierra y las inundaciones son testimonio de la fuerza de este fenÓmeno. esta regiÓn era considerada por muchos. el lugar ideal estaba lejos de la costa de los huracanes. era un lugar donde no habÍa incendios ni inundaciones. muchos incluso se mudaron allÍ pensando que estaban seguros. >> vanessa la pregunta es por quÉ estÁ pasando esto? y continuarÁ sucediendo. >> bueno, la ciencia ha confirmado que nuestra forma de vida estÁ calentando nuestro planeta, transformÁndolo en un lugar mÁs caliente. y con esto, el ocÉano tambiÉn estÁ mÁs caliente y el agua mÁs

vanessa cÓmo estÁn las cosas ahÍ? buenas tardes. >> buenas tardes. va a llegar en la madrugada del jueves. como un sistema categorÍa uno o dos. y como puedes ver, a mis espaldas, este es un barrio, un vecindario latino en kissimmee muy cerquita de orlando, donde los residentes han cubierto todas sus ventanas, han sellado sus puertas, han puesto bolsas de arena y se preparan para blindar sus casas ante lo que podrÍa ser uno de los huracanes mÁs destructores en la costa oeste de la florida. yo pongo la tabla y despuÉs enrosco la perillita esa. a sus 72 aÑos, doÑa rosa ya preparÓ su casa para el impacto del huracÁn milton. tambiÉn pone bolsas de arena para evitar inundaciones. todos estos sacos de arena se los pongo al portÓn porque despuÉs el viento hace que la que se lleva y vaya para adentro. y no es para menos. el estado fue declarado en estado de emergencia y el mayor peligro son las inundaciones. milton traerÁ de 5 a 10 pulgadas de lluvia a un suelo saturado por las lluvias que trajo el fin. es por eso que cientos de residentes llegaron a este par

we are so sorry to vanessa guillen's family is going through this.onald trump ensured the deity would pay for it and what he said afterwards was may be even more convincing of his commander in chief's command. he said if the military didn't pick up the tab, he would in its entirety. that's the commander in chief i want. >> john: i want to come back to what the vice president said in just a moment but again it was july the 20th, july 30th, 2020, i was in the oval office, i was the pool reporter when vanessa guillen's family including her sister were there. here's what her sister said to the president about him meeting with the family, and he did it privately and then opened up the oval office meeting to cameras because he wanted to get more attention played on this. >> i want to thank you for taking the time, taking us in, it's an honor to be able to meet you. i know you are going to help us. you know, honoring our sister, passing the bill, and of course, i want to point out how is it. >> john: that was quite a moment. respectful, family very much app

now vanessa kaladinskaya, like the entire main team of our team, is preparing for the world championshipalbania will host the planetary forum at the end of october. 2025 is a significant year for ias, the results of the work will be summed up, and for belarus this is the year of the chairmanship. belarus intends to maintain continuity and will also propose. approach to work. we must sum up the results of the work, and also lay down the basic principles for the implementation of the declaration signed by the heads of state of the five in december last year, on the further development of the union. the policy of peacefulness, openness and good neighborliness without visas to belarus is becoming increasingly popular among residents of europe. the dynamics are positive, in just one week more than 4,000 foreigners from 38 european countries entered our country. since the launch of the extended visa-free regime in july, more than 4,600 guests from 35 countries have visited. belarusian hospitality visa-free entry - this is an opportunity not only to travel freely, but to see with your own eyes

vanessa ok. estÁ en la ciudad de orlando.>> lo preocupante de este estudio es que confirmÓ que sÍ, que los huracanes van a ser mÁs destructivos, mÁs intensos, a medida que nuestro planeta se calienta. juan y su familia dejaron su casa en cape coral y vinieron a refugiarse a orlando. >> prÁcticamente este huracÁn dicen que es supuestamente un mega huracÁn seis. >> aÚn recuerda aterrado el impacto del huracÁn ian. >> una bomba nuclear. todo en el piso, todo quemado. horrible, horrible experiencia. fue triste. >> nunca imaginÓ que en su vida experimentarÍa los impactos extremos de los cambios climÁticos. >> esto es catastrÓfico y la gente tiene que poner e pensar si hay que. hay que cuidar el planeta. >> hay un estudio confirmÓ que a medida que nuestro planeta se calienta, los huracanes serÁn cada vez mÁs peligrosos y destructivos. y revelÓ que la velocidad del viento del huracÁn glyn fue un 11% mÁs intensa y trajo un 10% mÁs de lluvias por el calentamiento del planeta. >> los cambios que vemos hoy son exactamente los que los ci

vanessa hauc noticias telemundo. >> ahora nos vamos a dennis beach en donde la marejada ciclÓnica dejÓice, florida, unas millas al sur de donde toÓo tierra. el huracÁn milton. y no estoy en la playa como tal. esto son montaÑas de arena que recubren incluso esta vivienda casi al completo. estamos a la altura del techo de la vivienda y el resto es arena. aquÍ en venice, se calcula que la marejada ciclÓnica fue de 7 a 10 pies de altura. los vientos huracanados, el nivel de la arena aquÍ tapa casi el farol de la calle. la verja de las viviendas, la seÑal de propiedad privada. y ustedes saben lo altas que son las palmeras en florida. aquÍ las montaÑas de arena me permiten tocar las hojas con la mano. >> algo realmente impresionante. cambiando de tema, aquÍ le informamos lo ocurrido en una mina en colorado. las autoridades del condado teller identificaron al hombre que muriÓ cuando el elevador de esa mina de oro turÍstica se desplomÓ. se trata de patrick wheeler, de 46 aÑos, y era el guÍa turÍstico de esa mina. vecino de cripple creek. le sobrevive un hijo de siete aÑos. ahora, las 12 person

con esto regresamos con ustedes. >> muchas gracias, vanessa.do. >> estaremos pendientes y en lo mÁs reciente del conflicto desatado en el medio oriente, el secretario de estado de estados unidos, antony blinken, ya estÁ en israel, donde se reÚne con su primer ministro, benjamin netanyahu. el encuentro serÁ en jerusalÉn. >> tambiÉn sostendrÁ reuniones con otras autoridades del gabinete de gobierno. esta es su 11a visita desde los ataques del pasado 7 de octubre y forma parte de una gira que lo llevaÁa a otros paÍses. ahÍ mismo, en la regiÓn, el productor de hollywood, harvey weinstein, tiene cÁncer. ha sido diagnosticado con leucemia mieloide crÓnica y estÁ recibiendo tratamiento en la prisiÓn de rikers island en nueva york. >> esta leucemia es una forma poco comÚn de cÁncer de la mÉdula Ósea. el diagnÓstico se suma a otros problemas de salud y el mes pasado se sometiÓ a una cirugÍa cardÍaca de emergencia para aliviar una cantidad significativa de lÍquido en sus pulmones y tambiÉn en su corazÓ. y si usted estÁ en el mercado queriendo comprarse u

desde bradenton volvemos con ustedes. >> muchas gracias, vanessa.cuÓ cuando se lo indicaron. y es que en medio del azote de milton en florida, naciÓ el primer hijo de una pareja de port charlotte. ella comenzÓ a tener la labor de parto mientras su casa empezaba a inundarse. el principal temor era no poder llegar al hospital. el futuro. papÁ estaba muy nervioso porque perdiÓ a su propio padre durante el ciclÓn irma en el 2017. por fortuna, esta pareja emprendiÓ a tiempo el peligroso viaje y horas despuÉs naciÓ en el hospital este hermoso niÑo al que nombraron como su abuelo. quÉ historias que salen de estas tragedias. nicole muchas felicidades para ellos. >> nos vamos ahora hasta colorado, una antigua mina de oro. fue escenario de un complicado rescate en la mina. estÁ convertida en atracciÓn turÍstica y dentro de ella quedaron atrapadas mÁs de 20 personas durante horas. lamentablemente, una de ellas falleciÓ. un dÍa de diversiÓn se tornÓ en una pesadilla. shut down a road friendship with an elevator. un ascensor en el que descendÍan 11 turistas a la

vanessa estÁ en cali con el segmento planeta tierra.oria. hay mÁs de 22.000 asistentes de 196 paÍses. no es casualidad que la reuniÓn se lleve a cabo en colombia. este paÍs suramericano es el segundo mÁs biodiverso del mundo y es el paÍs con mayor diversidad de aves del planeta. es por esto que hoy las aves, las ranas, los jaguares y hasta las ballenas jorobadas son quienes cantan con sus sonidos. el himno nacional del paÍs. cuando te llamaron y te dijeron mira, necesitamos que hagas un himno nacional cantado por pÁjaros. quÉ pensaste? >> bueno, que es el trabajo mÁs raro que me han propuesto, porque las aves los animales no afinan. >> despuÉs de recorrer colombia captando los sonidos de mÁs de 700 aves, la magia se hizo en el estudio de producciÓn. >> entonces ha oÍdo buscar dÓnde estÁ la nota exacta? >> los objetivos de la cumbre son claros y ambiciosos. implementar la protecciÓn del 30% de la tierra y de los ocÉanos para el 2030. >> lamentablemente, en el mundo hemos perdido el 73% de poblaciones de especies de vertebrados y esa cifr

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. >> vanessa oc cubre ese angulo y tambien nos tiene en exclusiva una entrevista con familiares de unaimas mortales. >> vanessa, adelante. >> muy buenas tardes. >> asi es, estamos en brandenton, una comunidad que esta completamente devastada, no solo por el paso de milton, sino tambien de helene. >> en nuestro recorrido por la isla, realmente lo que encontramos es una fuerte destruccion casas completamente en el piso, los objetos personales de las familias, fotos, cuadros, sillas, todos los objetos del diario estan completamente destrozados. >> hasta esta manana las autoridades abrieron las puertas del puente principal de esta isla, o sea que los residentes hasta hoy estan pudiendo entrar, ingresar a sus hogares para ver que ha quedado despues del paso de milton. >> las imagenes hablan de la potencia de milton. >> aqui el huracan llego con vientos de 2.000 millas por hora y la marejada ciclonica alcanzo hasta 10 pies de altura. >> a 48 horas del paso de milton no hay luz ni agua y segun las autoridades mas del 90% de las personas que se encuentran en la ciudad se encuentran en la marej

. >> vanessa oc tiene mas detalles en nuestro segmento planeta tierra. >> adelante vanessa. >> de laa amazonia que esta atravesando la peor sequia en los ultimos 70 anos y su rio principal, el rio amazonas, esta esta secando. >> es el >> e rio ri mas grande del mÁsl planeta. mÁs de planeta, mas de 4.300 millas de longitud, pero hoy se esta secando. >> especialmente en brasil, en ecuador, en peru lo que estamos mirando ahora es una sequia sin rios totalmente rios totalmente han sacado los barcos quedan en arena en las playas no hay rio, estan muriendo muchas miles de millones de peces la crisis ha paralizado la amazonia el rio era utilizado como una superficie de acuatica. >> era el unico medio de transporte para las comunidades del area. >> ahora los residentes tienen que caminar por horas bajo el sol para conseguir lo basico ya estamos entrando en el punto de no retorno. >> la selva tropical mas grande del mundo, que ocupa nueve paises, esta en crisis. >> incluso incendios en todos los paises, en peru y en ecuador sea este es que ya es una alerta. >> para la ministra de medio ambien

. >> y allÁ precisamente estÁ nuestra compaÑera vanessa. ok, muy buenas tardes vanessa. adelante.ndo a refugiarse. y es que ya se empiezan a sentir las condiciones del tiempo, cÓmo empiezan a degradarse en este momento, pues hay lluvias, hay fuertes vientos, toda esta Área estÁ en alerta de tornados. de hecho, toda la parte sur de la penÍnsula de la florida estÁ bajo alerta de tornados. y quiero hablar aquÍ con una de las familias que nos encontramos. esta es una familia mexicana que decidiÓ evacuar a Último momento. cÓmo estÁ, seÑora johana? >> bien, bien, bien. >> aquÍ, preparÁndonos. bueno, estÁs con tus dos hijos, con natalia y javier. >> cÓmo estÁn ustedes? >> bien. bien. >> trajeron tambiÉn al. al perrito. no es cierto? sÍ. bueno, cuÉntanos. por quÉ decidiste evacuar. >> bueno, porque no nos sentÍamos seguros donde estamos. es un Área de trailers y no se siente uno seguro con el viento que trae. >> sÍ, de hecho, me estabas comentando que vive cerca a un lago. >> sÍ. sÍ. y como ya estÁ un poco inundado, tenemos miedo que vaya a salir el agua y pues no, no nos queremos inundar

. >> dana: speaking there was a sister of the vanessa guillen. she was slain and the atlantic claimed president trump disparaged her. she is -- it could be it. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. >> bill: are you feeling it? >> dana: yeah, i'm in. >> bill: let's talk about halloween. >> dana: no, never. >> bill: good morning. i'm bill hemmer. good morning at home. final countdown. ultimate showdown. we're underway. the candidates crisscrossing the country hitting all the battleground states 12 days from the big day. the trump campaign with a closing message for voters promising to fix the problems created by the biden-harris administration. that's their line. >> dana: vice president harris is boiling down her campaign to an idea that encompasses the word fear. watch. >> i do believe that donald trump is unstable, increasingly unstable and unfit to serve. the people who worked with him have all called him unfit and dangerous. they have said explicitly he has contempt for the constitution of the united states. they have

ahÍ estÁ vanessa. ok, en el Área de orlando. vanessa cÓmo estÁn las cosas a esta hora?los a lo largo de nuestro recorrido. desde esta maÑana que salimos mÁs o menos a las 05:30. estÁn allÍ tratando de ayudar a los residentes, buscando quien necesita apoyo, no? por otro lado, estabas mencionando sobre los cortes de electricidad. este es uno de los vecindarios que no tiene electricidad en orlando. mÁs o menos alrededor de 58.000 personas estÁn sin electricidad. pero tambiÉn sabemos que hay cuadrillas inmensas, mÁs de 50.000 personas listas para restablecer el servicio elÉctrico, que es algo tan esencial justamente despuÉs de una tormenta de un huracÁn tan poderoso como este, tambiÉn sabemos que en Áreas como esta que es de, es de, es de propensa a las inundaciones, pues muchas personas evacuaron. en este momento hay mÁs de 1300 personas en albergues cercanos cercanos a estas localidades, resguardÁndose de las inundaciones, resguardÁndose del viento y seguramente hay ya que pase la tormenta y regrese el sol a esta localidad, podrÁn comenzar a regresar a sus hogares, a regr

and yeah, in this election campaign, vanessa, it's a very negative story. this has become the most potent arising of issues. it's also the signature policy of donald trump and has been all the way since 2016. how much of that negative rhetoric? how many that's going around in the nation is down to some of the language he's been using, calling people calling coding in events, rapists, but address criminals to poison the plus of the united states. right, right. yeah, i know it. thank you for that question. you know, i think we can safely say that this is the one of the most, if not the most anti immigrant presidential candidate in modern history, in the policies that he's disposing and promoting right now are some of the most cruel, most extreme. and most races, policies we have seen, but here's the, here's up there. i think 3 important points, one, the united states needs to learn how to manage migration that the focus needs to be on. how do we effectively managed migration? migration is the reality, and that just send ignited space, but globally, and we nee

government did right by vanessa again and her family a trump campaign adviser tonight had this to say about the alleged effing mexican comment president donald trump never said that this is an outrageous lie from the atlantic two weeks before the election. now, the rest of the piece in it, goldberg detail showing admiration for germans in uniform form specifically generals, more specifically nazi generals, quoting again, i need the kind of generals that hitler had trump said in a private conversation. and the white house, according to two people who heard him say this quote, people who were totally loyal to him that follow orders now the campaign tonight says the former president never said that goldberg also then recounts a conversation he had this week with former chief of staff, john kelly, a retired marine corps general who was chief of staff in trump's white house, quote he told me that when trump raised the subject of german generals, kelly responded by asking do you mean bismarck's generals? went on? i mean, i knew he didn't know who bismarck was about the franco-prussian war.

and let me also please talk about this stuff, about what he said about vanessa yen. if you don't believe that donald trump is capable of saying that $60,000, does it cost that much to bury a mexican? then you have been listening to donald trump. you haven't been listening to the way he talked about judge curiel as just a mexican, you haven't been listening to the way he talked about mexicans as criminals and rapists, you have forgotten when he said that people like me come from shithole countries. this is true to form for donald trump, for those latinos out there who think that when he says racist offensive things, it doesn't apply to them. you are wrong. and if you are a latino or an american with trump amnesia, this should help to cure you the erin, as you said, the trump campaign is denying these statements about vanessa guillen to ana's point anybody who has listened to donald trump even those who support him, i mean, has heard the language that he has used it is, certainly not. i mean, i don't know that there's anyone who would say there's no way he could possib

army private vanessa gillen the daughter of mexican immigrants was murdered at fort hurd in april 2020. then president trump met with her family in july 2020 and promised to help pay for the funeral cost. now a new article claims using unnamed sources that in a later private meaning in december trump complained about these 60,000-dollar cost made an offensive remark about burying gillen and ultimately refused to pay. but trump's chief of staff who was in the room during that meeting has denied trump said anything disparaging and that gillen's sister mira is also pushing back hard on the atlantic's reporting as he gestured talking to to laura ingram last night. >> it was just a lie from the very beginning and it was very upsetting. my sister's name was never to be used or stained in this direction and that's what they did so what i will do now is defend her name and myself and my political views. >> for his part, goldberg is standing by his story. >> i understand the sensitivities around this but the truth is the truth and people in the meeting, peoplehood become somewhat ignored to don

let's speak to our education reporter, vanessa clarke.et is coming up obviously the budget is coming up next week. is there any expectation in the education sector that there will be more money for this?— money for this? that is what the coulthard _ money for this? that is what the coulthard today - money for this? that is what the coulthard today to - money for this? that is what the coulthard today to stop i the coulthard today to stop head teacher unions and councils looking at their trouble and saying what is needed here is more money. i think the worrying part of this report is that even though so much extra money has gone into it, £10.7 billion now, that is a 50% increase over the last decade, the problem is outcomes for children are not improving and if you will also look at councils, there is a real worry there. two fifths of councils are overspending on their high needs budgets and they need to declare bankruptcy by march 2026, so they are calling for their debt to be written off. it is unlikely that the budget will look at this.

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. >> y por eso vamos con mi colega vanessa oc y la herramienta de telemundo verifica. >> vanessa, ¿quee pudiste encontrar a lo largo de este debate? >> gracias, arantxa. >> con nuestro equipo vt verifica hemos estado siguiendo minuto a minuto este debate y esto fue lo que encontramos. >> primero, j.d. >> vance dijo vance dijo que trump ha sido el unico p presidente en tiempos modernos que no ha iniciado nuevos conflictos belicos. >> esto es falso, aunque es correcto que trump no involucro a estados unidos en una nueva guerra, hay otros mandatarios que tambien tienen ese mismo record. >> ahora, tim walz dijo que trump intenta crear una nueva entidad gubernamental bajo el proyecto 2025 para supervisar todos los embarazos. >> esto es falso. >> no hay indicios que trump intente crear una entidad para monitorear los embarazos de las mujeres en estados unidos. >> seguimos. >> j.d. >> banz dijo que tenemos la economia mas limpia del mundo entero. >> esto es falso. >> 15 paises tienen un aire mas limpio que estados unidos, 25 cinco paises tienen agua mas limpia y por otra parte, durante la adm

vanessa, gracias por este reporte.os se van a convertir en peligrosos proyectiles. por eso cuadrillas de trabajadores laboran a marcha forzada. hasta el momento, 300 camiones han removido 300 contenedores de escombros, pero no es suficiente y se acaba el tiempo. desafortunadamente, muchos negocios se aprovechan de la demanda de productos y servicios en tiempos como este. tiempos de crisis. con la llegada del huracÁn milton. sin embargo, eso es ilegal. y autoridades de florida ya toman cartas en el asunto. como nos cuenta sonia sÁnchez. >> la ley en florida contra la especulaciÓn de precios ya estÁ activa. tras cientos de denuncias de consumidores que reportan haber pagado el doble o incluso el triple por productos esenciales durante el estado de emergencia ocasionado por el huracÁn milton, la ley aplica a productos y servicios esenciales como agua, combustible, hielo y madera, y quienes violen esta norma enfrentarÁn sanciones severas con multas de hasta 1.000 $ por infracciÓn y hasta 25.000 $ por mÚltiples violaciones.

mi colega vanessa obtiene este Ángulo de las inundaciones with fire rescue y amphibious assets.los residentes atrapados por las aguas. >> las calles de este vecindario se convirtieron en verdaderos rÍos 1 a 1, casa por casa. los rescatistas auxiliaban a los angustiados residentes. cada minuto era vital, especialmente para los mÁs vulnerables. los fuertes vientos de milton hicieron que un Árbol cayera en el techo de esta casa en tampa, la policÍa logrÓ rescatar a una familia de 15 con niÑos pequeÑo. todos fueron llevados a un refugio a salvo. las aguas tambiÉn atraparon a esta madre y sus cuatro hijos. el agua les llegÓ hasta las rodillas y despuÉs de esperar por horas, un buen samaritano los vio e iluminÓ con su auto su camino a salvo. >> estaba el agua sobre la cintura y ahÍ parÓ las inundaciones tambiÉn sorprendieron a Él y su familia en clearwater. dentro de diez minutos, el nivel del agua subÓo hasta este esta altura. aquÍ y todavÍa estaba subiendo. >> o sea, subiÓ muy rÁpidamente, muy rÁpidamente, muy rÁpidament. fueron momentos aterradores. >> el nivel del agua dentro del

vanessa, muchas gracias.a marina encontrÓ a cuatro pescadores que tambiÉn estaban perdidos desde el lunes, cuando llegaron, la nave tenÍa los motores daÑados y comenzaba a llenarse de agua. cuando finalmente pudieron ponerlos a salvo. mire cÓmo lo recibieron. entre abrazos, entre risas y celebraciÓn. el futuro de daca se define en una corte de apelaciones que escucha los argumentos de los estados que quieren eliminar este programa, los de la casa blanca, que lo defiende. ademÁs, rafael nadal anuncia su retiro del tenis. tenemos sus palabras. repasamos su trayectoria l ♪ (vo) abre los ojos. ♪ mereces algo mejor de tu servicio de teléfono prepago. en total wireless vamos a arreglar eso. no más cargos ocultos. ♪ no más sorpresas en tu factura. mereces tenerlo todo. y eso es exactamente lo que te damos. encuentra tu tienda local en totalwireless.com - haribo goldbears? - ooh, i love these! the longer i chew it the fruitier and fruitier it gets. (whistle blows) uh uh, i'm going to sit this one out. it tastes too g

otra controversia que tambien envuelve a trump, en este caso relacionada al funeral de la soldado vanessada en fort hood en abril de 2020. >> aqui en noticias telemundo hemos seguido mucho este caso. >> la publicacion de atlantic cita una reunion de la familia guillen con el entonces presidente trump, quien prometio ayudarles economicamente con los servicios funebres, de acuerdo con el editor en jefe de la publicacion y autor de este reportaje, en diciembre de 2020 en otro encuentro, trump pregunto si la familia guillen habia enviado un recibo por el funeral. >> le respondieron que si, que habia enviado uno por 60 mil dolares. >> y segun el periodista, asi respondio trump. >> it doesn't cost 60,000 to bury an effing mexican, you eso obviamente estaba asombrados um, quiero no deberia decir eso obviamente estaban asombrados i mean, i shouldn't say that. >> they were somewhat no, no, no, like like thislo dijo. >> estaban un poco asustados, pero tambien se acostumbraron a sus expresiones como reunion, mientras un portavoz de donald trump dice que la version de esta revista de atlantic es una

cnn's vanessa yurkevich joins me now from a gas station in jersey city vanessa, what's behind the drop seeing falling gas prices. and as you mentioned, we could see sub $3 gas before election day right behind me here in jersey he's city gas is going for about 295 and we're seeing that throughout the country. but today the national average at 3:14, compare that to a year ago when gas was about 3:50 and then come hear that to october of 2020 before the last election when gas was 214. but of course that was during a pandemic. and if you look at key battleground states, almost house some of them have gas right now below $3 a gallon earlier this morning, we caught up with some drivers and to undecided voters who agree that follow hauling gas prices is a good thing, but they have to distinct takes on the economy. listen as gas prices go, so go their feelings about the economy in general, it's one of those subconscious indicators of how people judge the economy so for you, what, what's your subconscious saying i mean, i actually think statistically the economy is doing pretty well overall to

trump inviting the family of 20-year-old army private vanessa gullian murdered to the military office one point the office offered to pay for her funeral. then atlantic sources suggest trump blew up when he heard the price tag would be $60,000. a former pentagon chief of staff says that is not true. >> he said if the military didn't pick up the tab he would in its entirety. that's the commander-in-chief. >> gullian's atlantic exploits her family for politics president trump did nothing but show respect for to my family and vanessa, in fact, i voted for president trump today. nick ayers a former chief of staff to then vice president mike pence called commentary patently false. so some are asking about two weeks before election day why an interview about reported from four years ago coming out before the election. >> bret: more of that, the former commander-in-chief the chairman of the joint chiefs mark milley quoted in a bob woodward book saying something similar. >> this is the first audio we have heard on the record. >> mike: john kelly speaking in his own words. points of emphasis.

- [narrator] "firing line" with margaret hoover is made possible in part by robert granieri, vanessa and henry cornell, the fairweather foundation, and by the following. corporate funding is provided by stephens inc. - secretary condoleezza rice, welcome back to "firing line." - thank you, it's great to be back with you, margaret. - you are at the director of the hoover institution at stanford university, where i serve on the board of overseers and where the archive for "firing line" resides. so i'm internally grateful to welcome you back to this program. - well, it's a real pleasure to be back with you and it's such an honor to be able, at the hoover archive, to do things like keep these marvelous documents and marvelous tapes so that future generations can know about it. so we're just honored to be a part of that. - you wrote a recent essay for foreign affairs warning about the perils of isolationism. you say that we are in a moment that in some ways is more dangerous than the cold war. and i wonder why this moment prompted you to warn the american plic about the perils of isolatio

- [announcer] "firing line" with margaret hoover is made possible in part by robert granieri, vanessa add henry cornell, the fairweather foundation, and by the following. corporate funding is provided by stephens inc. (audience applauding) - michigan secretary of state, jocelyn benson, maricopa county recorder, stephen richer, ben ginsberg. welcome back to "firing line." secretary benson, i have to ask you about what has happened today, because this is about the real consequences of people who are on the front lines of the election. the republican national committee and elon musk have seized on this idea that michigan currently has 500,000 more people on the voter rolls than its eligible voting age population. you and elon have been tweeting at each other today. you say that this is a misleading number. and so can you, please clear up what the controversy is about? and then i want to talk about the real consequences of that controversy. - yeah. so in michigan like in every state, we have voter registration database and it includes active registered voters, of which there are about 7.2

>> vanessa, mira la cop 16.riÓn de la cop 16. la conferencia de la paz con la naturaleza, como ha sido bautizada como planeta, es muy importante conservar la biodiversidad porque es el ecosistema donde habitamos. >> hoy nos encontramos en una crisis ambiental. >> aunque parezca algo lejano, la biodiversidad es todo. las diversas formas de vida que existen en nuestro planeta. todos los animales, las plantas, los bosques, las selvas, los rÍos y todos los ecosistemas que nos sustentan. >> se trata en el fondo, de recomponer la forma que vivimos, de recomponer el modelo de desarrollo, de recomponer, de repensar, de redescubrir. cÓmo vivimos conjuntamente en la diversidad. >> no es casualidad que la reuniÓn se lleve a cabo en colombia. este paÍs suramericano es el segundo paÍs mÁs biodiverso del mundo. es el paÍs con mayor diversidad de aves del planeta. aquÍ existen 1954 especies de aves, casi 1/4 del total de aves de la tierra viven en colombia. >> nuestra salud depende de la calidad de la naturaleza. nosotros resp

vanessa buenas tardes. hola, quÉ tal?É en mi vida. creo que estos Últimos cuatro aÑos de mi vida no me imaginÉ jamÁs ni de chico que podÍa llegar a hacer esto. es como cuando de chico veÍas a los que iban a la luna y decÍa wow! y es uno en 1 millÓn. >> cuÁntas personas estÁn concursando para ese premio? >> bueno, en ese en ese concurso habÍan participado mÁs de 25.000 fotografÍas, es decir, cada uno manda una fotografÍa, lo cual enviaste. >> cÓmo fue ese proceso de decidir cuÁl ibas a enviar? >> fue un proceso como medio difÍcil porque como fotÓgrafo te gustan todas tus fotos. esa era la 01:00 en una isla en aruba, en el medio del caribe. fuimos con un amigo y una luz ultravioleta y era un arrecife de coral, un arrecife de coral gigante imponente que tenÍa como mÁs o menos dos metros y medio de diÁmetro. y era increÍble porque mientras en ese mismo buceo de noche habÍamos visto tiburones, se veÍan un montÓn de pulpos de tortugas que te pasaban al lado. >> cuÉntanos, cuÁl ha sido tu fotografÍa favorita? >> es la de las orc

i a boss is but leon, vanessa who succeed in your c. i a boss who is your stand it off to put it goes and michael hayes and he said that most ad page, your attack on 11 in which killed the so man wounded thousands children, women discriminate was it to her attack? do you agree with him that he said that and why do you think someone like dealing vanessa would say that about well, for what you were saying, the great manufacturer of your politicians in congress is around the the, it, it struck me is very unusual thing for him to say, certainly from the american perspective, it was a terrorist operation. we're not officially engaged in that war. it is much a terrorist operation as the vaccines were. and it's the same thought. you put them into somebody and then they get kill later. you had them as a hand of a big prize, you know, i think this goes out on social media and you know, the levels of sense of ship know specific teeth with big pharmaceutical companies. so i'll just say that that's a particularly controversial view. but with the u.

but leon, vanessa, who succeeded your c. i a boss who is your stand it off to put it goes and michael hayes. and he said that most ad page, your attack on lebanon, which killed the so man wounded thousands children, women discriminate was a terror attack. do you agree with him that he said that and why do you think someone like dealing vanessa would say that about well, for what you were saying, the great, the manufacturer of your politicians in congress is around the the, it struck me is very unusual thing for him to say, certainly from the american perspective, it was a terrorist operation. we're not officially engaged in that war. it is much a terrorist operation as the vaccines were. it's the same thought. you put them into somebody and then they get kill later. you had them as a hand of a big prize, you know, i think this goes out on social media and you know, the levels a sense of ship know specific teeth with big pharmaceutical companies. so i'll just say that that's a particularly controversial view. what would the u

and another revelation from the atlantic, the magazine says trump told the family of service member vanessa guillen, who was bludgeoned to death with a hammer that he would pay for her funeral. but when trump found out, it would cost $60,000, he reportedly said, quote it doesn't cost 60,000 bucks to bury a a f-king mexica. the trump campaign is denying both of the exchanges, calling the reporting absolutely false and outrageous lie. i want to discuss all of this now with cozier khan. he is a gold star father who lost his son, army captain who million khan a while he was deployed in iraqi is supporting vice president harris in this election because your khan, it's good to see you again really appreciate it what's your reaction to this latest reporting and what retired general john kelly is saying about the former president that he at one point expressed that he wanted to have hitler's generals jim, thank you. i'm glad to join you i think general kelly is on point and rarely timely that our flag officers, when they retired, there, ought to defend the country does not expire. it continues all

. ♪ vanessa: i'm vanessa ruiz in for stephanie sy with the latest headlines.tory, the death toll from hurricane milton has risen to at least 11. about 3 million people remain without power. one person is dead and 12 remain trapped this evening within a former colorado goldmine. in elevator at the tourist attraction in the mountains west of colorado springs malfunctioned at 500 feet below the earth's surface. the mine itself did not collapse. nine people have been rescued so far. in the middle east palestinian officials say an israeli airstrike has displaced many in gaza and killed at least 27 people today. authorities say a child and seven women were among those killed. and they warn the death toll could rise. >> children were playing in the school yard. they opened a school upstairs to tutor them just two days ago, then these missiles drop. the mother who went to get dough from the bakery to feed her children, i found her lying on the floor. vanessa: the israeli military says it targeted a militant command and control center located inside the school. ukraine

vanessa, we author vanessa frey.me out of prison, do go on to reoffend, but this seems an alarmingly high number of people who were given their freedom under an early release scheme to then be behind bars so soon. yeah >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> i mean, we were all waiting for this to happen, weren't we? we haven't got the figures released in england and wales yet, but i would imagine that there'll be similar, we're looking at 1 in 10,1 there'll be similar, we're looking at 1 in 10, 1 in 12, you know, committing further offences or not adhering to their licence conditions. and, you know, if you're going to have an early release scheme, then the most important thing is that you've got to manage it properly and clearly there are serious failings here in particular, you know, housing, homelessness, is known to be a link to repeat reoffending and we just haven't got it right. and you know, it is a worrying time . it's a worrying time for time. it's a worrying time for victims. and it's a worrying time for,

- [narrator] "firing line" with margaret hoover is made possible in part by robert granieri, vanessa and henry cornell, the fairweather foundation, and by the following. corporate funding is provided by stephens inc. - governor larry hogan, welcome back to "firing line." - thank you, margaret, it's great to be back with you. - when we spoke earlier last year, you had said that you wanted to contribute to the future of the republican party from outside elected politics. now, you're running to be the first republican senator from maryland in nearly 40 years. why should maryland democrats who supported senator ben cardin, whose seat you hope to fill, and senator chris van hollen vote for you? - well, that's what we're going to try to convince them of. you know, i'm just going to try to convince the voters of maryland that i'm going to be the same strong, independent voice that i've always been. and, you know, that they voted for me twice. i won a big, huge surprise upset victory in 2014. a lot of democrats crossed over. and in 2018, i became only the second republican to be reelected in

vanessa, muchas gracias.hemos recorrido las calles, hemos tenido testimonios despuÉs del golpe del huracÁn milton. corrijo, creo que le dije otis, pero bueno, ya son tantos y tan frecuentes y tan intensos. este es milton y ha provocado ya devastaciÓn en la zona de la costa oeste de florida. betsy badell ha recorrido algunas de estas calles, sobre todo en la zona de sarasota, que es la zona directamente impactada por el centro de este huracÁn y ha recorrido barrios en donde vive gran parte de la comunidad latina de esta Área. y eso es importante porque muchas de estas personas regresarÁn a casa y se encontrarÁn con la destrucciÓn y la necesidad de reconstruir una vez mÁs. vamos con este informe de betsy vadel. >> me encuentro en bradenton, florida, muy cerca de sarasota, donde milton arrasÓ con las casas mÓviles. fuertes vientos se llevaron. como pueden ver, no solo plantas, sino techos completos, cercas de hogares, seÑalizaciones. todo lo que pueden ver en el camino. esto lo han ido recogiendo los residentes

vanessa, what is it, what they saying? >> the economy is the number one issue for voters, people care about what they're spending every single day. and here's what the candidates are doing about it. here's what their proposal say president trump is sort of putting on his business hot when he's talking about how to bring down the cost of living he wants to end taxes on overtime, tips and social security. he also wants to cap credit card rates at 10% right now, you're seeing average credit card rates at 20 to 30%. and that is adding to the overwhelming debt that americans find themselves. and we are in one 1.4 trillion of credit card debt. kamala harris on the other hand, wants to allow the federal trade commission to punish companies for basically particularly exploiting customers for profits, charging more than they should be. she wants to do this by a federal ban on price gouging. however, this would take congressional approval. let's zoom in. here's one of trump's proposals on cost of living. he wants to tax $3 trillion