back to you, sandra. >> sandra: thanks, charles from northport, florida. thank you. is so at this stage what are investigators are focusing on in this case? maureen o'connell joining us now. i'm jotting down notes. it's tough to keep track of the details and the changes in this story. brian, nowhere to be found but there's no search for him at this hour. this is a very confusing story. take us through the latest developments that we have today and where this goes next. >> there's so many moving parts, this case will go down in the analogs as one of the most confusing ever. the attorney for brian laundrie will hold a press conference tomorrow. with regard to the fbi in the house, they're looking for anyway that's the laundrie parents communicated with their son. there's three things that had to take place. that is communication, brian needed money and he needed cover. looks as if his parents gave him all three things about without giving any of those things to the benefit of gabby. shocking. >> sandra: we saw the tow truck come in, they pulled up, removed the mustang

sandra? >> sandra: the department of home land security testified before the committee today. the hearing was expected to cover the u.s. terror threats. the situation at the border has been a hot topic for those senators as well. congressional correspondent asha is covering it for us. >> reporter: fresh off this trip to the southern border, you would expect secretary mayorkas would show up to this hearing well prepared. he wasn't even able to give senators up to date numbers on border crossings. watch this. >> how many people have been returned? how many people are being detained? how many people have been dispersed to all points around america? >> senator, i would be pleased to provide that -- >> i want them now. why don't you have the information now? >> senator, i do not have that data before me? >> why not? why don't you have that information? >> senator, i want to be accurate. >> reporter: mayorkas continues to insist that the border is closed but that's not what weer seeing on the groun

sandra. >> sandra: we will. in what will be historic step for space x set to launch world's first off civilian crew into orbit from kennedy space center tonight. the team of four private citizens have been preparing for the mission for months now. live at cape canaveral, florida, we await that, hi, phil. >> hi, sandra. launch day is here, we're about six hours away from the stase x falcon 9 rocket and dragon capsule to launch from 39-a and head into space for three days. technically on the pad, everything is a go, nothing has popped up all day and the weather favorability is 90% at the time of launch, which is 8:02 eastern. the astronauts say they are ready. >> tonight lifelong dreams for four private citizens are about to come true. going into space. a top space x falcon 9 rocket and inside the dragon capsule, most ambitious mission ever. the crew is a tech billionaire and pilot who paid for the entire trip, a childhood cancer survivor and physician assistant, a geo science professor and 2009 nasa astronaut fin

sandra? >> sandra: thanks, john. the august jobs report falling short of expectations nearly a half million short of the economists projections. biden says his plan for the economy is working and quotes "america is on the move again". >> despite the delta variant and i will talk about that in a minute. we are seeing an economy that is bigger and strong. we are the only country in the world whose economy is bigger after the pandemic. >> sandra: is this an economy that is working for everyone under the biden administration? >> we have seen this before. we get an up tick with the variant and the economy slows. and hospitality went from 400,000 jobs to basically zero. and there is evidence of a very strong labor market. >> sandra: i think that's fair. >> that's good news, but it is not even. there is no question about it. it is not attributable to the president's plan. this is not driven by the american rescue plan they did in march. that's just driven up inflation. >> sandra: and you are suggests that the expertise of t

>> hi, sandra. the fbi, customs, border patrol had agents overseeing the screening of about 17,000 afghan evacuees. >> getting their names registered, during the biometrics. they check their irises, do their fingerprints, take a whole facial photo. they around that i can set 20 years of databases that we have. i am very comfortable that these folks are being properly checked. >> they are being checked about three times before they even get to the u.s. >> that's right. >> we saw the biometric screening process firsthand. when you anyone flagged, and he won on a u.s. watch list is sent to the u.s. military base. those who have been sent to the u.s. has been screened three times before arrival. most of the people had some connection to u.s. and afghanistan, like this young boy, whose father worked for the u.s. dea. his father is already in the u.s. >> tell me how you got out. >> my father, he was inside the airport. and we are now here. >> many of those we met have been guards at the u.s. embassy or wo

. >> sandra: great to be back with you this afternoon. i am sandra smith in new york. a lot going on as we watch this all continue down there in florida. live pictures you saw in north port, florida. fbi agents at the home of the laundrie family after searching theinature preserve over the weekend. brian parents say they have not seen him in nearly a week. brian and gabby left new york in early july. they were visited the grand teton in wyoming in late august when gabby stopped communicating with her family. brian returned home to florida without her. >> john: gabby's parents reported her missing september 11th triggering a search of the wyoming national park. that search turning up human remains yesterday believed to be gabby petito. >> sandra: we will kick things off with our fox team coverage on this story. laura in wyoming. >> john: charles watson outside of the laundrie family home in florida. what is the latest? >> there are more than a dozen fbi agents in the laundrie home executing a search warrant in relation to the death of 22-year-old gabby petito. things we

. >> sandra: that's devastating. the amount of people without power on day 1 was reaching up to 2 million residents of that state. it's about a million now. absolutely devastating. we hope they get the power back. >> john: the one thing i wonder, because i heard stories, what does it look like on grand isle? that area? it got hit square on the nose from the hurricane. reports so far are not good at all. it it would be great if we had somebody down there to have eyes on the ground. >> sandra: some places are so remote. it takes days and weeks to learn the extent of the damage. more ahead on the flooding. up next afghanistan. >> john: the white house refusing to talk about president biden's call with afghanistan's former president where biden told him to change the perception about the taliban and how quickly the government was collapsing. general keith kellogg on that. and the pentagon saying we might have to work with the taliban to go after isis. what is that all about? and home values are at record highs. the newda

sandra. >> sandra: okay, as it often is. peter doocy live at the white house for us. john, we will see if that briefing starts around 2:00 eastern time, obviously this code vaccine mandates will dominate the conversation they are, but that continues the backdrop of information from afghanistan as we approach september 11, the 20 year anniversary and look back. remember it's the day that change this world forever. >> john: we will talk more about all of that plus a vaccine mandates as well. dr. marty makary is coming up, he's got an op-ed that is submitted to fox news, and he said one thing that the white house is forgetting about is the acquired immunity for people that have already had a form of infection which is actually more powerful than the type of immunization you would get from a vaccine. then you have split decision between businesses, some appreciate the mandates, the retail association though is saying this will be a nightmare to try to implement. then there's the about-face from the white house itself. remember the president-elect, joe biden, he said he di

i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. >> martha: thanks, john and sandra. a lot of breaking stories unfolding this hour. i'm martha maccallum in new york. breaking now, the white house press briefing is about to -- is underway now after fox news has confirmed some information about the -- that came from general scottie miller. we'll take you there in just a moment. we also want to take you back to this immediate story. we expect we'll have new developments on this in moments as well. you saw the emotional plea of gabby petito, the attorney who is w

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sandra? >> sandra: dan springer on that for us. thank you. >> the biden administration is getting slammed from the right and the left for letting the situation in del rio, texas, get this pad. how will the white house get this under control? will it? anchor and special report bret baier will give us his thoughts coming up. that story and a whole lot more coming up in the next hour of "america reports." stay with us. i would like to take a moment to address my fellow veterans. one of the benefits that our country gives us as veterans is the powerful va home loan benefit. it lets us refinance 100% of our home's value, not just 80% like other loans. that's a big difference. and it can mean a lot more money for you and your family. and this is the best time in history use it because home values are now at record highs while mortgage rates are near record lows. the newday 100 va cash out loan lets you take out $50,000 or more to use as you wish. improve your home, pay down debt, or just put it in the bank for the financial security ever

." >> sandra: think your team. the department of homeland security alejandro mayorkas set to brief quarters live from the white house as present in biden and vice president harris finally address the haitian migrant crisis at the border more than a week and silence backlash pet hello, welcome everyone, it is friday, i am sandra smith in new york and this is "america reports." hello, john. >> john: hello, sandra, last day this week. i'm john roberts in washington. in looking at a bridge in del rio, texas, where you can see a dramatic difference from just a few days ago. the numbers diminishing from 10,000 migrants to about 3,000 now. >> sandra: it all comes as democrats compare the situation to slavery with false claims of agents on horseback using whips to control crowds of migrants. the white house now facing widespread criticism for failing to offer meaningful solutions to the crisis. >> john: questions linger over how many haitians are being deported and how many are being allowed to stay in the united states. w

sandra smith? >> jesse: i want to race sandra smith to see who is faster. >> sandra: is it a challenge? >> greg: you are in trouble. >> jesse: are you really fast? >> sandra: yes, she is fast d 1 float. how about a mile? >> greg: make it long to endure the humiliation. >> jesse: i don't want to lose to a girl. so i'm out. >> sandra: speaking of l is u where i won track athlete here is coacho. >> before you go, what's that? >> there is one thing i have learned on this recruiting trip, coach that you know how to close. let's do it. let's take a selfy, suns out, guns out on three. >> sun's out, guns out. team work, baby. you use that often. good stuff. >> jesse: casy? >> katie: this a feel good story a middle school in california was named wednesday for the nation's oldest living national park service ranger who happened to also be celebrating her 100th birthday during the ribbon cutting her name is betty reed. rosy the. the school chose her because of her leadership resilience. she also was named wom

>> sandra: friday, folks. i'm sandra smith. with president biden heading to louisiana later today for a firsthand look at the devastation from hurricane ida the northeast is use beginning to get a handle of the full impact of that storm here and there are so many sad stories to tell. >> bill: front page "new york post" features one of the many victims of the killer storm, a 2-year-old boy drowning in a basement apartment along with his parents. >> sandra: a horrible story. we spoke to a man who was rescued from floodwaters along with his 3-year-old daughter in his arms. >> the night before we saw people being evacuated already and we were like maybe we'll hold off for a little bit because it still wasn't reaching the main floor of the house so once it reached that level, then okay, we should start calling because we didn't want to walk in the water. we were scared to get electrocuted. we called them up that night. they had stopped the evacuation that night because it was getting dark and was dangerous. >> bill: senior correspon

." >> sandra: thank you ladies. president biden is set to deliver remarks think it has koba booster syrup, sought any second now. the go-ahead for people over the age of 65 to get the additional dose of the fis or vaccine. >> john: a 78-year-old biden falls in line with that vaccination in this event is up one of several on biden schedule this week. we will take you to the white house just as soon as that gets underway. >> sandra: meanwhile, my migrant camp under the bridge in del rio, texas, might be gone but most of the thousands of haitians who crossed illegal into the u.s. are here to stay at least for now. hello and welcome. a brand-new week. implant sandra smith in new york, new york. hello john. >> john: i'm john roberts in washington, welcome to "america reports." dhs secretary mayorkas telling chris walsh on sunday that more than 12,000 haitians or potentially more have been released. >> sandra: he says the processes in place to make sure migrants make appearances in immigration court but how many of those

i'm john roberts. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. we heard from gabby's emotional mother. in a moment, her father will join us live. latest on this case live from steve harrigan. hi, steve. >> this started on july 2nd, the two young people making a trip across country and go see friends in oregon. gabrielle petito, 22, her boyfriend, brian laundry, by july 16th, made their way from colorado to utah. zion national park by august 24th, last time the two were seen together, leaving a hotel in salt lake city, utah. final phone call one day later between gabby and her mother. her mother says she last spoke to her daughter when she was in grand teton national park august 25th in wyoming. here is the mother. >> i believed the first couple of days i wasn't getting responses, i believe she was in a place with no service. it was like day eight or nine, i became concerned and figured she couldn't be off the grid for that long. >> the mother waited until september 11th, she filed a missing persons report. sometime during that weekend brian laundry made his way home to florida, with th

sandra? >> sandra: thank you, john. department of education coming under fire for a sensitivity training video that urges teachers to reject american exceptionalism in lessons about september 11th. "culturally responsive lessons that don't cause harm," such as:the hijackers "extremists," not "terrorists." here's a portion of that video. >> what is understood as american exceptionalism, the understanding that america is a land at the top of the beautiful mountain and all other countries, nations, and people are less than america. we are not going to reproduce notions that american history and experiences are more significant than the experiences or histories of other people. >> sandra: in that video, the virginia department of education played this video, by the way, fox and friends cohost, brian kilmeade, already talking to you. i haven't introduced you. rejecting american exceptionalism, brian. notions that american experiences aren't more significant? it's because she's professor at the university of -- the american u

nice to have you back. >> sandra: good to see you. i'm sandra smith. new jersey governor phil murphy is setting out to tour some of the devastation. when that happens we'll bring it to you. it has been a horrific scene this morning. you've seen it here in new york city, the flooding happening in the new york subway systems. that's completely shut down right now. some of the devastation from the tornadoes that ripped through new jersey shocked so many of those residents there to have that happen and power outages that are across the country right now, new jersey about 100,000 without power, new york about 50,000, connecticut out of power, pennsylvania, there are a lot of folks that will have a hard time getting out of damaged homes especially when you lost power, can't drive a car through flooded areas. it is a horrific scene for so many. >> bill: for the confluence of events in new york and new jersey this was as we pointed out rush hour. everyone is on the roads and the water starts rising. you don't want to drive through standing water and you alone

>> sandra, great question. it is funny, if you are in the business world and your company fails, you get fired. a sports team, your team gets rid of you. in the military, there seems to be protection agency protecting former generals. there needs to be like 9/11 commission to figure out how to get to where we're at. not include senior officer involved in the last 20 years. there were strategic decisions made that were failures. more recently, there were embisillic conditions that caused this to fail. understand what we have in middle east. we have mega-terrorist state, when you put three countries together with contiguous borders, you have iran, continuous border with afghanistan, which has worst government than 20 years ago, more harsh and nuclear pakistan to the east. all of them work together. i think there is bigger problem than people look at now, or are thinking about. >> sandra: general, we appreciate your time, thank you. >> john: thanks. to the other big news dominating washington today. president bide

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sandra. >> sandra: live at the pent gob, jennifer, thank you. john. >> john: to capitol hill. >> any family watching this hearing, we didn't learn much, we heard frustration from democrats and republicans when asked how many americans are still stuck in that country, all three withins defer to the state department and defense secretary lloyd austin admitted that the evacuation was not perfect. thousands of afghans were evacuated during a botched pull-out. shockingly dhs secretary said sid holders, and hearing from families in u.s. complaining only having one side of communication with the government as they try to get their relatives out. house foreign affairs ranking more michael mccall subject a letter to the president asking for detailed call and a month later, hasn't gotten response. he's telling us he's been contacted by several active u.s. service members, texas service members who have family and friends stuck in the country and still nothing has been done about that. members of congress say following early briefings, they were confident

that's what's burning in sandra fell right now near mount lassen in lucas valley. according to marin county fire evacuation orders are in place. aircraft is on the scene right now. dropping retardant on the fire that's burning. they're asking people to avoid the area and a lot of people in that part of the north bay from nevado into san anselmo are seeing smoke right now. they're asking people only to call 911, if it's an emergency. we're also getting some information that the smoke is visible from one to one and it could be causing traffic issues as well. again, new information on this is still coming into our newsroom will do an update in just a few more minutes. but still ahead, we will hear from a family who is now in san francisco after being turned away when they tried to return to south lake tahoe for their belongings. >> as the cal fire. excuse me, the caldor fire rages on. and it's a b, y o situation. if you're headed out for a hike in the east bay. wi park officials in mount diablo turned off the water. pack a few extra water bottles. the next time you ha

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. >> y sandra pereció. >> hoy los electores van a decidir si destitución del cargo al gobernador dawson.vamos a comenzar compilar como para contarnos cómo se ha vivido toda esta jornada. adelante pilar. >> gracias. lo saludamos desde (nombre/s en inglés) donde está habilitada la facilitación para que usted venga dejar aquí la boleta electoral. >> ocupados, si se mantuvieron los puestos de votos en el condado de san mateo donde hasta el día de hoy un gran porcentaje vivir le cures había devuelto su boleto. >> me parece una elección muy controversial como veo a la gente por primera vez motivada. >> las personas por relaves llegando a los centros. >> aunque desde hace semanas se pudo ejercer este derecho de forma adelantada y por correo muchos esperaron hasta hoy. >> acabo de llegar y me vine a votar. para ser justos ya sabemos que cumplí. >> prefiero ser lo último oro para informarme bien qué es lo está pasando. >> se va a decidir si destituyeron al gobernador, en este caso gabi dawson, pero las políticas adoptadas en la pandemia fueron el cultivo para una elección de carácter ex

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sandra fell bridge. so as you can see, no traffic right now. but again, there is an accident. 5.80, westbound west of main street in san quentin. and let's leave you with a look at the golden gate bridge about 20 minutes into the city will have more on this coming up. but for now, let's get back to our wildfire coverage coverage of the caldor fire has been burning in eldorado county. the fire is growing as it threatens thousands of homes in south lake tahoe this morning. well, as of this morning, the fire has grown to more than 207,000 acres containment. now only at 23%. the fire's moving north east to the nevada border and fire crews are doing a good job so far protecting communities in the south lake tahoe basin. dennis shanahan has more on the firefighting efforts that are there. the caldor fire made a wednesday afternoon push to the south fork, american river along highway 50 near white hall. >> firefighters described this flare up as a finger of fire forced to the east and west of it already burned. >> truckers and a lot of engines that ar

sandra fell commute as you head across towards sandra fell a little under 13 minutes starting james, back to you. >> thank you very much. renay 48 from for your local election headquarters. and vice president kamala harris came to california to sport governor newsom in his campaign against the recall effort. the 2 of them met up and rally together in san leandro just days ahead of the recall election. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has more on what they had to say. >> this rally was rescheduled after the original one had to be canceled a couple of weeks ago when kamala harris had to turn her attention to afghanistan, but by having her here, team newsome says this is just one of the ways the campaign is making sure every living breathing californian knows this recall is happening. >> we are here to say today we fight for gavin newsome. vice president kamala harris came home to the bay area for her friend and fellow democrat governor gavin newsome with less than a week before the election. date. harris says by keeping newsom in office, californians would defend the state's p

sandra, as parents it's a decision we will face in the weeks ahead. >> sandra: the market down more handing it off to the final hour of trading. it should be an interesting market close. >> martha: thank you both. breaking moments ago, we now have a 911 call from the man who says that he watched brian laundrie slapping gabby petito in the front seat of their van before the pair was found and pulled over by the police in moab utah. we'll play that in just a moment so you can listen to it for yourself. the fbi is in charge and is a big presence at the laundrie home in northport, florida this afternoon. they have a search warrant, just towed away brian's mother's car, his parents a focus in some ways here as well in terms of what they understood about their son's disappearance. brian laundrie is the only person of interest in this case right now in the gabby petito situation where a body was found that is believed to be hers in wyoming over the weekend in a tragic development in this case. brian petito is gone. haven't seen him nearly a week. he left last tuesday, which people didn't -- his pa

. >> in sandra fell. so southbound one. oh, one at north, san pedro one of the lanes is impacted by that accident. another new one just popping up northbound north of highway 4 in martinez. now we have some along highway 24 those have since been cleared so that's the good news. >> heading into the city. look at that under 13 minutes in the last hour. we're pretty backed up. starting to improve. >> now you're seeing they finally a turn. those metering lights off on the bay bridge. the san mateo bridge a little under 15 minutes. also getting better. we're up to about 20 minutes because we saw delays along one a one 92 and the richmond sandra fell commute as you head to richmond a little under 10 minutes. coming up, we'll get a look at the south bay for now. noel and daria, back to you. thank you. >> from 4, is your local election headquarters tomorrow. voters will ultimately decide if governor gavin newsom is going to remain in office is finally d-day. and this morning we have an exclusive inside california politics, emerson

the richmond sandra fell commute. as you head a ridge will sake 9 minutes to get across towards sandra fell and the golden gate. about 20 minutes into the city. no major fog to slow you down. a big national story this morning. the county is dangerously the country is dangerously close to a government shutdown but seems the senate is also very close to voting on a deal that will avert a government shutdown altogether. basil john has the latest details from capitol hill. >> good morning. the senate will bring a new bill to the floor to stave off this government shutdown, but it doesn't hit everything. democrats want. senate democratic leader chuck schumer announced wednesday night. the democrats and republicans reached a deal. we have an agreement. >> on the cr. the continuing resolution to prevent a government shutdown. the bill would keep the government funded through december and will now include emergency funding to aid in off gun refugee resettlement. >> in disaster relief for victims of hurricane ida we can approv

por mi parte es todo soy sandra bermúdez regresamos >> gracias sandra miran este incendio que pone a correr a los bomberos, ocurrió en esta zona pasada las dos de la madrugada cerca de un campamento de desamparados. no hay heridos y se investiga las causas >> asoló millas de este lugar también una hora más tarde un par de casas ardieron y se desató incertidumbre y miedo entre los habitantes, algunos vecinos dicen que despertaron para salvar sus vidas, tenemos la información >> cuando salía de mi casa mire que el fuego estaba, sentí calor en mi cuerpo el té que se quemaría todo, todo el vecindario y lo primero que puede gritar a mi vecino para que saliera >> esto ocurrió donde dos casas terminaron dañadas por las llamas, hubo vive con una de las viviendas afectadas y logró salvar la vida a sus vecinos >> como unos 20 pies, cerca de mi casa porque tenemos alberca y echamos agua y agua y no me cansé, creo que es grande >> hablando en inglés >> este inicio como un incendio de vegetación a las tres de la madrugada que se propagó a dos casas que resultaron con grandes dañ

para telemundo. >>> gracias sandra. continÚa el conteo de voto en la secretarÍa de estado, el gobernador gavin newsom tiene el 63% de los votos favorables. los festejos de la independencia de mÉxico se realizaran en el zÓcalo de mÉxico sin pÚblico por la pandemia. en nueva york encendieron luces con los colores de la bandera mexicana en el empire state. >>> este evento estuvo a cargo del cÓnsul de mÉxico en nueva york, jorge islas y la miss universo andrea mesa, su objetivo era rescatar el aporte de los mexicanos en estados unidos. en san josÉ se izarÁ la bandera de mÉxico en esa ciudad y tienen previsto un evento de vacunaciÓn maÑana entre las 5 y 9 de la noche. las vacunas son gratis, seguras y fectivas. california no tiene un alto nivele de contagio por covid-19, los cdc degradaron al estado en la lista de contagios. el promedio de contagios es de 170 mil casos, en california se reportaron 7660 casos por dÍa. a medida que los estudiantes regresan a clases los contagios de covid-19 tambiÉn aumentan. en

sandra fell commute as you head out of richmond down under 9 minutes. no major issues on that commute. we'll have more coming up. but for now, let's get back to the news. a crime prevention strategy that is used and a pair of east bay cities may be coming to the city. it involves cash incentives for not committing crimes. kron four's has june has those details for us. >> san francisco's dream keeper. fellowship has been described as giving someone monday to not shoot people. how would answer someone who sees this program and those >> and so the pain criminals not to shoot is a catchy headline. but extraordinarily an accurate description of the initiative. the green keeper initiative is part of mayor london breed. 60 million dollars investment in san francisco's black and african american community. >> that will also provide resources for, among other things, youth development, education workforce training and guaranteed income resources aimed at reducing violent crime in the city says the executive director of the national institute of criminal justice

sandra, bien lo decías ayer enla noche, podría ser categoría uno nicholas que se encuentra en el golfo de méxico generando problemas para houston, pero frente a las costas en el auténtico esto que estamos viendo es nuevamente el calentamiento del agua en esta región, que va a hacer que en los próximos días estose cometen una nueva tormenta. con ustedes las imágenes en nueva york de las fuertes inundaciones. este es precisamente el resultado de estos sistemas más extremos que se presentan en la región. (información en pantalla). >> ahí estamos viendo el pronóstico. máslluvias en los próximos días, por lo menos en lo que es texas louisiana, mississippi. mientras tanto, el cambio completo. el calor continúa y sobre todo los incendios de ese humo. vamos a ver cómo nos mantendremos nosotros. para el norte de la bahía esmoderado, ¿es bueno o malo? podemos respirar con calma al momento debido a que el viento sigue soplando desde el interior. vemos las temperaturas. mañana van a ir descendiendo especialmente para concord como salas máximas en ochenta y cuatro grados. (infor

the richmond sandra fell can be pretty nice light for us this morning. a little under 9 as you're heading towards sandra fell. let's check out the golden gate bridge. i'm seeing clear skies today. so that fog not slowing you down about 20 minutes into the city. our top story this morning. we're one day away from the recall election of governor gavin newsome. later today, president joe biden will be campaigning with governor newsom. well, he won't be making an appearance in the bay area but will join newsome in long beach for a campaign event there. the president is just one of several big name democrats like former president barack obama and vice president kamala harris to campaign for the governor. governor newsom is the first governor davis in 2003 to face a recall. john fenoglio explains the timeline of that event and the efforts that led to remove newsom from office. i'm just overwhelmed with gratitude. >> i'm humbled to accept this awesome responsibility election night 2018 governor-elect gavin newsome celebrated a landslide victory. thank you. cali

sandra bermúdez, noticiero telemundo 48 >>> el consejo del área de la bahía es una organización de negocios está recomendando que todos los empleadores y empresas del sector privado exijan la vacuna contra el covid-19 para todos los empleados, esta acción se debe al aumento de casos de covid-19 por la variante delta, temen que la vacuna es segura y eficaz además de ser la única manera de atacar al virus es la primera vez en 76 años que este consejo hace una recomendación a las empresas privadas >>> con esto vamos a la pausa, se aprobó un proyecto de vivienda asequible para los trabajadores agrícolas en el condado santa clara >>> costaba mucho dinero >>> están tratando de ayudar a que los jóvenes no terminen en el mundo del crimen, le decimos qué es lo que están haciendo e f, hemos preparado las aulas para el nuevo año escolar. estamos listos para enseñar. determinados a mantener la salud y seguridad - seguridad de todos. y entusiasmados por ayudar a todos los estudiantes a salir adelante. porque sabemos que las buenas escuelas públicas mejoran a california para todos. ♪♪�

the richmond sandra fell bridge. you're heading out of richmond. a little under 12 minutes and down in mountain view northbound want to one at middlefield way an accident there. but the delay is not that that 2.80 another good alternate for you. noel and daria, back to you. thanks a lot, ray. it is football season in full swing now and the niners. they it right with the wind that was close against the lions. let's take a look at the highlights. jimmy g got the start. but in the 1st quarter, here's rookie trey lance making his debut. >> first past the nfl. and it's a touchdown and that is the niners, the lead then lance only dipped in and out of the game just a handful of plays. the rest was up to go and in the 3rd quarter jimmy hit and deebo samuel down the sideline for a 9 yard touchdown pass and jimmy g finished the game with 314 yards passing that touchdown gave the niners a 28 point lead. so you're like wave is lions. bnr come back and eventually they cut the niners lead to just 8 points last play, though the niners defense gets a stop in san f

sandra fell bridge. 5.80, westbound that slow traffic down here. we're up to about 35 minutes and counting on highway 4. we've been really slow all throughout the morning. 92 westbound had a stalled vehicle right here along highway 4, 2, 42 also some construction overnight to last into the early morning hours along the way near highway 4.92 minutes for your drive time as you're traveling towards conquer to 42. so things are pretty slow there. the bay bridge into the city right now. a little under 18 minutes. we also had a disabled vehicle year. the drive times not gone up. exponentially because of that. still things are pretty slow as you're traveling along into the city. let's go to the south bank and look at how things are doing here. a 40 minute drive if you're heading to its menlo park. so things are a little slow on one on one, 2, 8085 to 82. not as bad as what were seen along one o we'll have more on this coming up the door and james, back to you. thanks a lot of rain at 7.51 in the north bay evacuations have now been lifted after a wildfire

both california highway patrol and sandra fell. police seeking the suspect for assault leading to great bodily injury and depending on the knife, possibly assault with a deadly weapon. we do know that it was present we know that it was used to cut down banners, but whether or not it was used during the assault is still undetermined at this time. people are civil out here. it's more in the suspect is described as 25 to 35 years old, about six ft. tall with curly red or blond, shoulder length hair under a blue baseball cap. we encouraged debates, but this went too far and unfortunately, somebody. ah was injured and we can't have that in sandra fell. deborah villalon ktvu, fox two news, okay, looking at the live shot behind me. it's on my over my right shoulder. there there. we've got no fog to talk about along the coast. it's the fog free. basically there's some patchy stuff showing up down around santa cruz cells. first tower. they're usually this time of night, right? you see the fog kind of trickling in over the hills, but we're d

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sandra bonilla entren detalles. vanessa dice que todavía no se siente segura de asistir a eventos públicos grandes a pesar de estar vacunada contra el covid-19 tres escucharlo nueva medida del estado de california donde exigieran la vacuna. de vista cambia nos dijo. pienso que va ayudar a mucha gente estar más segura entonces a partir de este día los residentes de california en 1000 persona del espacio sagrado de demostrar una prueba de vacunación el nuevo mandato exige para los eventos públicos de más de mi persona se necesario la prueba de vacunación una prueba negativa de covid-19 72 horas prevé de acuerdo con el departamento de salud pública esta nueva medida ayudará a fomentar más la vacunación al mismo tiempo que permite tres empresas en el sector del entretenimiento y hospitalidad puedan prosperar. y ese mandato federal está pidiendo lugares grande de entretenimientos de vacunación o que se pida prevaleciente de cobre negativa para permitir el acceso cifra de autora. estos cambios permanecerán

sandra fell bridge that slows down a bit. they were able to move that vehicle. now we're back down to under 8. so things are moving along nicely. look at that. still in the green along one. oh, one, about 30 minutes traveling towards menlo park. 2 8085 to all looking nice at this hour to 37 as well. we'll have more on that coming up. the noel and aria. back to you. thanks a lot. right. 6.19 in the east. a more violence police in oakland when to the scenes of 3 shootings that left at least 2 people dead. the first one was around 3 o'clock in the afternoon yesterday on 68th avenue in east oakland. police found 2 victims there who had been shot. they died at the scene. then shortly after that 3.30, the u.s. marshals task force was serving a criminal arrest warrant on fruitvale avenue. and there was a shooting that broke out at least one officer was involved. and there was a 3rd shooting around 5 o'clock in the evening on east 12th street. that's just a few blocks away from the fruitvale bart station. officers say there were 3 victims in that shooting and one is in

sandra fell commute. it is just worth putting in that drive time along 5, 1880, because of that back up there. so again, if you are trying to get across the golden gate bridge you cannot. on the northbound side still and i would take the bay bridge along 5, 1880, and hop on over on the richmond. sandra fell bridge that drive. time for you is going to be a little under 14 minutes now to get across towards sandra fell. but again, backed up on the southbound side in sausalito. now near let me see where check it out. spencer avenue, ok, southbound. so things are pretty backed up there daryn. james, i must say, though, john, look to the bright side because he was like, well. >> it is sunny out and you know what? if it were got crazy chilly socked in day. the golden gate bridge that would be very nice. so that's the bright side. you look at the flag behind you there j at not moving, not moving at all. so i see people like walking around by other cars. enjoying the sun letter well, we'll tell you little break in

sandra was one of them. i don't get why there is so much news coverage about supermarkets struggling to keep shelves full. you just feel the fire and make people panic buy. if you stop, people won't rush out and buy anything, leaving nothing on the shelves full as normal people to buy. it is down to you to just shut up. monday saw the first major expansion of the london underground the century with the opening of two new stations. david walker saw the news on his phone and he e—mailed. today's headline news on the bbc at, two new london underground stations open.

sandra fell commute. look a little under 14 minutes so you could take the roundabout way or you could go ahead and waiting all would want to do the way i would go ahead and go around. we had some earlier hotspots and issues along highway 24. so we're just checking on that right now. but things are looking great. a little under 12 minutes. so i guess that's going to have to be your choice. this morning. a lot of decisions to make. but it's pretty acked up still jeh out. send it over to you, thanks so much a good job with all the coverage to because it was definitely. >> a rough commute for a lot of people at the golden gate bridge was under a forecast, though it was beautiful and crystal clear as it remains all across the bay area. we're looking at clear skies this morning something that is greeting us as we're waking up. unfortunately, something else that's going to wake you up really quick. once you step outside as the cool feel to it out there. temperatures are really cold to start this morning. your vi

qué tal le saluda sandra fernández. claudia de la fuente tienen el día libre de esperanza de por lo menos poder actuar de manera unilateral para poder lograr un tipo de reforma migratorias. indican más de esfuerzo de los demócratas paran pata de tadeo encaminada beneficiarios de daca y trabajadores agrícolas y esenciales. la parlamentaria calificó de inapropiada la medida que los demócratas intentaban incluir esto del presupuesto federal. y este un tema incidentalmente sino directamente y del gobierno federal. y unos 8 millones de migrantes pero eso dijo la parlamentaria tensión impacto en el presupuesto mucho mayor al que se le ha asignado los demócratas dicen tener un plan y se preparan para redoblar esfuerzos en los próximos días. >>> este ser tiempo mayoría aunque sea reÑida esta nuestra primera vez que se intente esta maniobra en el senado en febrero se rechazó un intento de los demócratas de tratar de incrementar el salario mínimo en washington telemundo los activistas inmigrantes esperaban es que e

. >> sandra bermúdez nos cuenta sobre el proceso. >> sepan ustedes que la mayoría de los gobernantes... ahora le toca al gobernador dawson. veamos. >> llegó el día de las elecciones especiales en california. no le una es así duraderamente un político que no ha presentado muy bien su trabajo y dos cuándo quieren hacer uno movida política quizás están interesados en suero puesto que normalmente no lo considero. >> se tomaron otro rumbo en torno a lo relacionado con el manejo de la pandemia. >> más de cincuenta por ciento de los votantes en todo el estado dice que sí el gobernador celeste titi destituido, si más del cincuenta y cinco no el ganador por mesenia en su cargo. >>...si tienes de ciento sesenta días. >> enviamos información para el votante a todos los votantes. >> el costo de que se incurra también recae sobre quién paga el impuesto. >> los que estamos pagando más somos nosotros los contribuyentes.si tienes de treinta días para dar a conocer el conteo final. yo soy sandra bermúdez, informó para telemundo 48. >> lo que se se han california con estas elecciones