alan: cuÁntos se cumple? mac: dos semanas de que nuestra querida carmen salinas fue hospitalizada por una hemorragia cerebral. alan: compartieron su familiares los Últimos avances de su salud. reportero: dÍa 14 en terapia intensiva. que consideraron un tanto favorable. >> en la tomografÍa una ligera disminuciÓn en la sangre, empieza a desinfla mal, se vio algo que ya bajÓ. >> si es un proceso positivo porque estÁ viva pero tambiÉn normal porque es lo que esperamos, que en un mes, un mes y medio esperemos que ya puede estar completamente absorbida por el mismo cuerpo la hemorragia. reportero: a 5 dÍas de que le fuera practicada la traqueotomÍa a la seÑora salinas, no ha registrado complicaciones. >> estÁ perfectamente bien, su cuerpo lo acepto muy bien y sin ningÚn problema. reportero: cumpliÓ dos semanas de hospitalizaciÓn tras sufrir hemorragia cerebral que lo mantiene el estado de coma, los movimientos de la actriz ilusionan a su familia. >> sigue funcionando todo perfectamente. reportero: la

alan: la koke funciona y muy bien es yanitza aparicio. raÚl: alan estÁ en todo. se filtra en redes sociales la confirmaciÓn de yalitza aparicio. recibiÓ su tercer sacramento de la confirmaciÓn a los 28 aÑos de edad. francisca: la ceremonia se llevÓ a cabo en la parroquia de santa marÍa de la asunciÓn en oaxaca, donde asistieron familiares y amigos. raÚl: luego de la ceremonia religiosa, se realizÓ una reuniÓn con todas las medidas. con la fe de cada quien, y la denominaciÓn religiosa de cada quien, y precisamente estar conectados con la fe. francisca: la confirmaciÓn te permite acoger al espÍritu santo en tu corazÓn, y acoger todos sus dones. raÚl: ¿a genaro lo vamos a bautizar en algÚn momento? francisca: albert va. raÚl: ¿serÁ el padrino de llenado,? francisca: no lo sÉ. rosmariel: arreglo eso. [risas] imÁgenes bonitas,. albert: en el interior del estado, nieve, nevando. [informaciÓn en pantalla] mucho cuidado, esa nieve efecto lago nos puede dejar hasta 4 pulgadas en alguna de esas Áreas de pensilvania, de new york. cuando aÑadimos el

alan: aquÍ estamos. miren, llegÓ. >> yo soy su amigo de siempre juan calderÓn desde cincinnati, gracias. muchÍsimas gracias. >> me encanta, la fiesta comenzÓ en grande, seÑores, porque maÑana llega el gran dÍa de los latÍn grammy y estÁ toda la gente y vamos a ir con noticias. alan: aquÍ apenas estÁ organizando el ambiente, imagÍnese maÑana en los latÍn grammy. satcha: regresamos en instantes, sin duda alguna. ya regresamos con ustedes hasta las vegas, que emociÓn. quiero que todos veamos juntos esta imagen que tambiÉn es muy emotiva. con los brazos abiertos una niÑa migrante corre hacia su mamÁ y no la suelta, amba saben que estar juntas y vivas de milagro, en su travesÍa por llegar a sol americano la pequeÑa de cinco aÑos es abandonada por coyotes en una isla en el rÍo grande de mÉxico y estados unidos, fortuna agentes de la patrulla fronteriza rescatan a la menor de origen venezolano. todo esto se divulga justo cuando el secretario de seguridad a nacional reconoce que el sistema

alan. realmente un abrazo, te abrazamos con todo el cariÑo del mundo, lo sentimos mucho, cÓmo se extraÑa a tu papÁ. andy: es asÍ, antes de comenzar tengo que darle la gracia por la cobertura que hicieron, los tres dÍas que tuvieron con nosotros allÁ dÁndole el Último adiÓs a mi padre. muchÍsima gracia porque la gente pudo haberlo a travÉs de ustedes, la familia estÁ muy agradecida. alan: lo querÍamos mucho. andy: y el mucho a ustedes. alan: con su cariÑo, su elegancia no trasmitÍa esa energÍa, es la misma que trÁmites tu, no tenÍa el gusto de conocerte se siente esa energÍa familiar, eso se hereda. jandy. creo que sÍ, eso nos enseÑa nuestro padre, el cariÑo, el amor, no era que nos decÍa que tenÍamos que ser asÍ, lo veÍamos como era. alan: nosotros recordamos a johnny porque era el Único que se despertaba aquÍ con despierta amÉrica en las vegas, madrugada con nosotros. de verdad. jandy: la gente tiene que saber que aquÍ son las siete, son cuatro horas menos, e

verdad, alan? alan: seguimos con anita. >> algo sÚper rÁpido de anita. >> si me dices otra vez que te gustÓ—— >> me gusto anita, yo pensÉ que irÍa sÚper sexy, quizÁ muy sexy para los latÍn grammy, pero no. se fue sÚper elegante. [hablan a la vez] >>ella estaba usando el pelo suelto, yo hubiera recogido el cabello y se hubiera visto mÁs elegante porque es para atreverte a hacer cosas diferentes. jessica: per sino despuÉs le puede hacer una competencia, el pelo fue simple. el vestido era sÚper elegante y muy para su edad. tenÍa como que caritas felices, emojis en dorado. >> y candados colgados como si fuera el puente de parÍs. alan: carlos rivera. >> el rey leÓn, galÁn, bello, peinado todo espectacular. jessica: no se puede decir nada mal y encima cuando estÁ utilizando un look muy clÁsico. alan:roselyn sanchez. >>me encantÓ el vestido de roselyn sÁnchez, algo que yo harÍa en la moda,no me gusta, el escote era mucho, el vestido era muy delicado y entonces el escote me pareci�

alan: sÍ, cuÉntanos. lin: bueno, yo estoy sÚper orgulloso de esta pelÍcula y ser parte de esta pelÍcula. empezamos escribir en estas canciones hace un par de aÑos. viajamos a colombia a aprender todo sobre la mÚsica de colombia, y trabajar con estas grandes actrices y la familia entera, tanto talento colombiano en esta pelÍcula. ha sido un sueÑo. alan: en lo que nos arreglen el audio, sÉ que no es la primera vez que trabajas con disney. has hecho cosas maravillosa con ellas, has estado en los primeros lugares, con mona, etcÉtera, pero este es especial porque es nuestra sangre, nuestra gente y creo que lo sientes de una manera diferente. lin: sÍ, cuando trabajÉ y escribÍ la mÚsica para moana dije que si iban a hacer alguna pelÍcula para latinos yo tenÍa que estar en ese cuadro, para poder escribir canciones para esta familia entera, no es un personaje de la pelÍcula, pero la familia entera, tres generaciones. escribir canciones sobre las relaciones de esos familiares ha sido un orgullo. ala

alan: asÍ son las cosas. ojalÁ que se esclarezca muy rÁpido lo que sucediÓ con octavio y todas esas personas que no se sabe a veces que pasa en otro paÍs. seguimos con la comida bien sabrosa.la gente bien bonita de todos los trabajadores aquÍ en supermercado vallarta que abre desde las 7:00 a.m. faltÓ el chile relleno. luis: mira este mole. muchas gracias a todos los empleados que trabajan desde muy temprano. desde mucho antes de que abran las puertas los mercados, no solamente aquÍ sino en todas partes del paÍs. alan: estos son los titulares en "despierta amÉrica". satcha: en una vigilia honran a las vÍctimas de la estampida mortal y nos acompaÑa en vivo el papÁ de uno de los fallecidos. (mÚsica) karla: a esta hora levantan reestricciones que impedÍan la entrada a estados unidos aciertos viajeros, en cobertura en equipos te diremos las reglas por aire y tierra. (mÚsica) satcha: de pantomima asÍ califica el mandatario biden el resultado de las elecciones en nicara nicaragua, te diremos por qu�

jessie: lo hace super bien, alan. alan: asÍ hablaba. jessie: el pÚblico en insta grama dice que gracias por toda la bendiciones y el cariÑo. alan: y estÁn diciendo que carmencita salinas le ayudÓ cuando Él estaba enfermo y ahora ella estÁ hospitalizada. carlos: y nueva pelÍcula tambiÉn, que increÍble que siga trabajando y no cambie su humor. alan: vamos porque continÚan las crÍticas, murieron ocho personas en su concierto, el rapero se jactaba de que los fanÁtico se lastimaban en su jo. ——show. jessie: una de estas publicaciones es de 2015 donde muestra a un hombre aparentemente inconsciente en uno de sus shows en manhattan. alan: ahÍ esta la bronca porque decÍan que en todos los conciertos de el todos contra todos. jessie: a eso no me inviten, invÍtame a otro. hola sis, ¿que paso? ¿todo bien con mis hijos? no te preocupes. estamos super bien... [mira hacia otro lado] ¡julián no toques eso...! ¿pao que tocó? paola! paola! si tus lentas velocidades de carga te hicieran ver como una mala niñera, oh, no. puede que

alan: nos vamos? satcha: en un minuto le contamos lo que hoy es noticia. ♪ ♪ satcha: a esta hora y preocupaciÓn por casos de covid—19, expertos culpan a los no vacunados, lo cierto es que hay mÁs demandas de refuerzos en lugares donde la tasa de vacunaciones baja. donde se incrementan los contagios, es por eso que algunos estados estÁn permitiendo que los adultos se reciban dosis adicional mÁs allÁ de las vÍas federales. esta maÑana estudiante universitaria de 22 aÑos se convierte en la novena vÍctima mortal de la estampida en el festival astro word, mientras bomberos revela nuevos detalles de un registro donde se demuestra que la actuaciÓn continuÓ por 40 minutos despuÉs de reportarse que habÍa varias personas pisoteadas en el concierto. el servicio de migraciÓn y aduana lanza operativo para enviar documentos a inmigrantes sin autorizaciÓnque no fueron procesados para ser deportados tras cruzar la frontera este aÑo. la documentaciÓn incluye notificaciones para audiencia frente

alan: luis, creo que de los mejores no. [risas] alan: ya me quiero ir! karla: te vas algo da con un montÓn de artistas entre ellos maluma que estÁ dominado y tambiÉn anda triunfando en europa. vamos a ver lo que dijo al coronarse como ganador. alan: le estÁ pegando todos lados, el chamaco. carlos: los vamos a llevar hasta nueva york, un recorrido por un hotel en donde segÚn dicen te rejuvenece en. alan: vÁmonos todos! [risas] raÚl: eso en un rato, nos vamos a un mensaje de nuestra afiliadas. chef: estamos en todas las redes sociales sÍguenos en twitter, facebook e instagram. revive tu cemento favorito www.despiertaamÉrica.com, el app de univisiÓn y en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. [hablan a la vez] carlos: yo comparto con ustedes. karla: yo me estoy tomando mi te bien sabroso. carlos: la cantante mon laferte compartiÓ en el escenario la felicidad que vive porque estÁ esperando a su bebÉ. reportero: siete meses de embarazo reapareciÓ en los escenarios de mÉxico. mon laferte:estoy feliz y contenta, no puedo creer que estamos de lo los escenari

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and now people like alan walker, who to be clear, does not claim to be a pedophile himself. are arguing that sexual attraction to children needs to be de stigmatize. because without the stigma, apparently pet files might be more inclined to seek professional help for their attraction. but of course, there are several problems with this reasoning. the 1st being of course, that if alan walker gets his way and society stop seeing sexual attraction to children as being inherently wrong, what impetus would there be in the 1st place for a pedophile to seek help at all? and in case anyone out there was hoping that perhaps alan walker was just a one off a fringe activists who does not represent any type of mainstream thought. unfortunately, you'd be wrong. first off walker's book, a long dark shadow minor attracted people and their pursuit of dignity. it is being published by the university of california press. and not only that, but so far, despite walker is controversial statements, his university, old dominion university has stood by him. an academic community plays a valuable ro

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and not something that alan walker himself has come up with. the term map was actually coined by pedophile themselves, essentially as an attempt to re brand their image because the term pedophile is in my opinion, so rightly stigmatized by most of society. and now people like alan walker, who to be clear, does not claim to be a pedophile himself. are arguing that sexual attraction to children needs to be di stigmatize, because without the stigma, apparently pet files might be more inclined to seek professional help for their attraction. but of course, there are several problems with this reasoning. the 1st being of course, that if alan walker gets his way and society stop seeing sexual attraction to children as being inherently wrong, what impetus would there be in the 1st place for a pedophile to seek help at all? and in case anyone out there was hoping that perhaps alan walker was just a one off a fringe activists who does not represent any type of mainstream thought. unfortunately, you'd be wrong. first off walker's book, a long dark shadow

and not something that alan walker himself has come up with. the term map was actually coined by pedophile themselves, essentially as an attempt to re brand their image because the term pedophile is in my opinion, so rightly stigmatized by most of society. and now people like alan walker, who to be clear, does not claim to be a pedophile himself. are arguing that sexual attraction to children needs to be di stigmatized because without the stigma apparently had a file might be more inclined to seek professional help for their attraction. but of course, there are several problems with this reasoning. the 1st being of course, that if alan walker gets his way in society, stop seeing sexual attraction to children as being inherently wrong. what impetus would there be in the 1st place for a pedophile to seek help at all? and in case anyone out there was hoping that perhaps alan walker was just a one off a fringe activists who does not represent any type of mainstream thought. unfortunately, you'd be wrong. first off walker's book, a long dark shadow

. ♪ alan: me pongo rojo. que se quede paul rod con esa nominaciÓn. ♪ ♪ satcha: vamos con las noticias del dÍa. ♪ reportera: el video es difÍcil de ver, muestra el momento en el que una joven de 15 aÑos es atacada por otra en un juego de baloncesto. el ataque dejÓ a la joven con el cuello muy lastimado. la otra jugadora que estÁ en el equipo y su mamÁ fueron expulsadas del torneo, segÚn los entrenadores, el atacante es la hija de un antiguo jugador de la nba, y ninguna de las dos ha pedido disculpas. los bomberos lucharon contra un gran incendio en un almacÉn en el condado de los Ángeles. el incendio hizo que el techo colapsara, hasta ahora no se han informado de heridos. la policÍa de los Ángeles estÁ solicitando la ayuda del pÚblico para investigar a los sospechosos que ingresaron a la casa. los hombres rompen la puerta ccorredizo y salen con artÍculos. la dueÑa la casa le entregÓ relojes de alta gama luego de que la amenazaran con matarla. sus hijos estaban en la casa en ese momento,

and not something that alan walker himself has come up with. the term map was actually coined by pedophile themselves, essentially as an attempt to re brand their image because the term pedophile is in my opinion, so rightly stigmatized by most of society. and now people like alan walker, who to be clear, does not claim to be a pedophile himself. are arguing that sexual attraction to children needs to be di stigmatized because without the stigma. apparently pet files might be more inclined to seek professional help for their attraction. but of course, there are several problems with this reasoning. the 1st being of course, that if alan walker gets his way and society stop seeing sexual attraction to children as being inherently wrong, what impetus would there be in the 1st place for a pedophile to seek help at all? and in case anyone out there was hoping that perhaps alan walker was just a one off a fringe activists who does not represent any type of mainstream thought. unfortunately, you'd be wrong. first off walker's book, a long dark shadow

alan, te esperamos. alan: aproveche porque voy a hablar mucho, ya saben como soy! [risas] carlos: aprovechen. francisca: hoy es su momento, muchachos. alan: voy a llegar cansado—— [hablan a la vez] alan: la cuestiÓn es que estÁ la fiesta, ya saben que "despierta amÉrica" lleva la cobertura de toda la semana. francisca:vas con christie? alan: es que es mi esposa, mi compaÑera y mi manager. chef: estamos en todas las redes sociales, sÍguenos en twitter, facebook e instagram. revive tu segmento favorito en www.despiertaamÉrica.com el app de univisiÓn y nuestra pÁgina de youtube. [hablan a la vez] alan: me peina, me maquilla, me escoge la ropa. carlos: no puedes andar suelto en las vegas. alan: bueno, vÁmonos—— karla:juanes estÁ preparando su nuevo material musical que hizo durante el confinamiento del 2019. reportero:juanes dedicarÁ partes en afinar los detalles del disco de temas inÉditos que planea lanzar durante segundo semestre. comentÓ que la pandemia le dio la oportunidad de sentarse a escribir sin prisa y sin la presiÓn de tener que entreg

i remember i think alan in my mind. that is how he got the money, how did he handed out though. what had provided them with the political power how did he use that to create political power. this is a man who never wrote anything down but i learned that he had taken an office suite for the month of october in an office building called the monthly building out of which this congressional campaign committee would work. in the office building was the secretary. walter jenkins wrote everything out. i'm looking for the papers and there are four pages together with a paperclip. three columns. on the left hand is the name of the congressman in the district he represents. in the center is what he needs the money for the amounts are so small. lyndon $1500 and i can by another round of at. >> lyndon $500 for pole elections are trying to steal the election. >> in the right-hand column is the amount of money that the congressman asked for. it was 1500, $2000, 500 sometimes but in the left-hand margin lyndon johnson's handwriting was what he decided to do with each request. sometimes if he w

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alix: alan custis, lazard head of equities. how do you invest in a miner that produces dirty stuff that needs to green and spend a lot of money to do it? alan: good morning. that is a very good question. rio tinto, we had a private chat with him, and the reaction on the day when they talked about a $7.5 billion investment in decarbonizing and giving 50% decline by 2030 was taken quite negatively by the market. as we have seen the other side of it, what are the benefits? not just the societal benefits but the financial benefits moving from pole to wind -- moving from coal to wind and solar. it is part of the evolution of future facing commodities. miners are getting a pass at the moment from the investment community, from banks in terms of their ability to continue to mind products we will need over the next 20 or 30 years to enable a transition. i think the miners are supporters. the jury is out in terms of the hybrid model. guy: out of these minors do this -- how do these miners do this cleanly? how much will it cost over the

great to see your alan. thank you. thank you very much. okay, then with the news today of the consumer price index numbers actually showing, we're at the highest rate in decades. and the fed is looking at inflation and they don't include food energy. so inflation doesn't actually look bad to them right now . do you believe that the fed, as describing this as a transitory and non permanent, should be actually more aggressive in fighting these rising cost? the driving cost is that there's too much money chasing a limited supply of goods and services. and the fundamental reason for that is that the federal reserve almost doubled the money supply last year. if you were a monitor is like milton friedman, you would expect to see a 100 percent inflation rate right now. it's less than that because a great majority of the money went into the valuation of assets, like the stock market, like crypto currency and so on. that has made the value of those assets explode. but the fact is, a large amount of it did go into the purchase of goods and services,

[lee] alan: "ahora sí perdiste la apuesta". - pues sí. estuve con alan. tuvimos nuestra primera vez juntos. - alan se ha acostado con medio beverly hills. ahora le tengo que dar mi coche a ese imbécil. - estoy metiendo la carta a inmigración. - una denuncia anónima. carmen y tú van a tener problemas legales muy feos. - me perdiste para siempre, ¿está claro?

and we'll check in later alan fish in there live from washington. d. c. canadian troops, or on the grounds, helping with rescue efforts in the 4 devastated province of british columbia roads, bridges, and railways have been washed away, and several towns remain cut off the official se they expect us to be the costliest natural disaster in canadian history. she returns the reports form abbotsford. the sumac prairie is british columbia is agricultural heart loans, but now it's submerged. in fact, sue must prairie had been su, must lake for millennia, before it was drained in the early 20th century for settlement. now it's a vast floodplain particularly vulnerable to more frequent weather extremes that scientists want us to expect in the changing climate. over 2 days this week, a months worth of rain fell here. now thousands of displaced or cut off roadways, railways and bridges have been washed away. some of those rescue to staying in this shelter with no idea when they can return home, given the continued flooding and the uncertainty about the structura

, thank you very much for that update alan fish alive for us. let's get the latest on the ground in ethiopia. jealous samuel get it show a has more from addis ababa so far, the u. s. embassy and d'silva has been telling its citizens, most of them, if you open canadians, i mean, if you open americans, i'm sorry. who have of we're, we're living in the field. yeah. say they're willing to even financially support them so they can leave it because the u. s, according to the u. s. side. this conflicts as getting close to our d'silva and it's certain to affect us money of citizens. but the invoice of the president biden has just left and we know sure if he had a chance to meet with the prime minister who has insisted that the us government is in support of the p. p. i left the support them. they give them weapons. it's been leased by the fuel inside, but this comes up because need in us, well as the kid in and you gun the president, push ethiopia, and the t p are left to sit down and find some common ground. but the development we're watching from a di

now to capitol hill and our correspondent alan fisher. so alan, is this the administration playing hardball? here it is. we've just heard from patty muddy, who's leader of the senate health committee here saying that mandates work. and certainly that's the view of the by the administration. that's why essentially they're giving companies 2 months to put these measures in place. we knew they were coming every one year they were coming. now we have a date and now we have some details. so from the 4th of january, companies with 100 employees or more must have their employees vaccinated if they are not, than the employees have to produce a negative test once a week. and interestingly enough, in the mandate, it says the employers don't have to pay for this test. so those tests will come out the pocket of anyone who isn't vaccinated. and if you aren't vaccinated, then they are saying that you must wear a mask in the office. that is absolutely important. as your health care worker, there is no leeway you have to be vaccinated. there is norse tes

they say hello there, alan, thanks for joining us. this group certainly isn't mincing words saying they'll attempt to dismantle the government by force. how significant is their formation? while they're signing coming, as the state department here in the united states are just all americans to leave ethiopia saying that the security situation there is fluid at this group is a group of 9 groups, both political unarmed opposition that have come under one umbrella is certainly it's significant in that a number of these groups have literally been fighting with others in this coalition before they got together know in what is their united effort against the presumed enemy of abbot armies? government. no, i was speaking to an expert in african affairs in the last couple of hours. he's looked through the list of these names or organizations that have signed up to this . he doesn't recognize 2 or 3 of them. that's not to say that they're not well known, but he can't judge the level of support or the resources that they can bring in. he also s

alan? >> got it. all right, kenny, thank you very much. >>> gas prices are shooting up to some all-time highs with some places nearing $6 a gallon. but, there are still a few deals around. at the gas station on oak streets in san francisco you can fill up for $4.17 a gallon. the catch? they are going out of business and in marin this arco, off of francis drake is selling gas with a 50 cent discount. still pricey, though. >> it was $50 to fill it up. >> pretty sad. >> the price of oil is going down. it is possible that prices start to recede in the days ahead of thanksgiving. >> reporter: new at 11:00, tonight, a california company you may not of even heard of has become the second most valuable automaker in the u.s. [music] >>> rivien, a electric vehicle maker wrapped up a two-day ipo launch. shares up for 57% giving the company a market cap of over $100 billion. so far the company has delivered a total of about 150 electric pick up trucks, mostly to employees. >>> we are learning more tonight about t

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and alan or the attorney for it, american immigration lawyers association. thanks for joining us gentlemen. good to be with you. so let's start with you. what do you make of the sheriff's comments? and is he contradicting himself when he says he cares about the safety of his community? regardless? if they're an immigrant or a citizen, shouldn't we focus on reprimanding criminals? yeah, 1st of all, i mean, his statement is comical on its face. he's going to enforce the laws just not the immigration laws as if those laws don't matter. on the other hand, let me say that, you know, there's now about a 20 year history of the american government working in a way that allows local jurisdictions to make decisions like this back in the bush here. or they invoked 287 g. a provision in the law that allowed a local law enforcement to act as ice agents and detain people. it was very effective. i argue a lot of people should do it and more and more to a local jurisdiction should do it. i think this is a good example of people and elected officials in certain areas are goi

alan -- >> you don't have to, apologize >> i'm not apologizing. and making sure that those watching this, full well, know that that was purely you and, not me instigating a brand deal. >> i wouldn't accuse you of that. roy. >> no, but i just want to make sure that it is being understood. that's all. >> well, it's the truth. >> thank you very much. it's been a pleasure. >> thank you very much. >> if we don't, we will let the powers that be tell us that we ought to come back into it again sometimes. >> all right. ♪ ♪ ♪ in the 1998 bbc interview, while reagan talked about his work after taking office to restore the economy, his vision for u.s. soviet relations an arms control, the iran contra controversy and the assassination attempt that left him seriously wounded. here's a portion of this interview. >> what were you just going to ask? i was going to ask you about the days that you were shot. mister president, that was one of the solidified -- that you mentioned. i think it's a crucial thing. the only unique thing, i got all the way to the and

good even i'm alan martin. >> i'm elizabeth cook. >>> we found out tonight holiday shopping in walnut creek has come to a crawl as the police tighten up security in and around broadway plaza. this after roughly 80 people stormed into nordstrom this weekend. kpix reporter joins us live from walnut creek right now. andrea? >> reporter: liz the barricades behind me have been put into play. so fares can not drive through. it brings them a sense of safety but they said it may be bad for business. >> reporter: it is supposed to be the most wonderful time of the year with shoppers spending and businesses profiting. some say the shopping experiences not the same after seeing this smash and grab over the weekend. >> it is alarming. i have a toddler. 7-year-old daughter. i did not bring her today because of what happened. >> it brings back memories but not the same. a lot more online shopping for sure. >> reporter: workers at the store say they have seen a sudden drop in business ever since the barricades were installed. >> it honestly has been slow and not as many people have been coming out h

we will get to all of that and alan dershowitz joins us shortly. but first, a sidebar that shouldn't be lost. i'm talking about msnbc being banned from the courtroom. as the jurors were leaving after a day of deliberations, police stopped a man who identified himself as an msnbc price. and as judge bruce schrader explained, he said his bosses in new york had given him an assignment. >> he gave that information and stated that he had been instructed by ms. ryland in new york to follow the jury bus. i have instructed that no one from msnbc will be permitted in this building until duration of this trial. this is a are serious matter. howard: nbc claims this was a freelancer who just happened to be near the bus and had no intention of photographing the jurors. if he was trying to do that, it would be monumentally dumb given the tense situation in the wisconsin town. was msnbc actually thinking of putting out pictures of the jurors and putting them in danger? i'm howard kurtz, and this is "mediabuzz." ♪ ♪ howard: the heated and purely partisan media

she's the daughter of alan shepherd. what is it like to see someone like that get this experience of their own? a little different, but still to get that glimpse. >> i think it's really cool because i have met her a few times. i got to meet her father alan shepherd. he was one of the first astronauts i met after i got to nasa. we had a reunion a couple weeks after i arrived in nasa. it was really cool to meet alan shepherd and some of the original seven astronauts. to see his daughter is going to get the chance to go on a suborbital flight and get that glimpse of what her father felt, it's wonderful. >> we see how emotional people are when they have these experiences. leroy ciao, thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. >>> the top ten cnn heros of 2021 have been announced. as you vote for two more weeks, we'll introduce our top ten. one in northern nigeria, thousands of child victims have found hope for brighter futures thanks to this top ten cnn hero. >> these are children don't have a second name. >> mustafa and his

but 1st, let's get the latest from alan fisher, who's in washington for us. hello there, alan. what are we hearing about these forces joining together? what are you hearing from the ground? well known groups coming together, both political and armed the opposition. some of them have actually been fighting each other, but they have united against what they see as the common enemy, which is the current government in addis ababa speaking to one african expert. just in the last couple of hours. he expressed concern because he said looking down the list, he didn't recognize some of the names on the list. he didn't know some of these groups. he wasn't aware of how much support they had either on the ground or they could provide materially. and what sorts of resources they had access to. the reason they're doing it here in washington is because the u. s. special envoy is in addis ababa. they're trying to put pressure on the united states to say, look, there is a level of opposition against the current government. and therefore there has to be some sort of political solution, some sort

of unexplained aerial phenomena sightings by the military earlier this year when it speak now with alan fisher. he joins us from washington, d. c. allen. the government, as we've been saying, is taking these sightings very seriously. is there potentially a defense component here? all this new group has called the airborne object identification and management. it's synchronization group is not a catchy title, but i'll do exactly what it says on the turn. it's all about gathering the information in the past. the idea of u. f was, was considered very much a fringe issue. and if you went in and said, i think i saw you have 4, you'd be met with nodding heads and rolling eyes. this acknowledges on behalf of the u. s. government that there is something there to investigate now the commission to report and to the possibility of you air force that was published back in the summer. they had about a $144.00 site. things that were unexplained. many of these made by navy pilots, they couldn't rule out as something like a weather balloon. it could have been something from a foreign entity, perhaps a

." >> alan ricks: and he came in wearing these silver cowboy boots. ( laughs ) >> stahl: alan ricks and murphy became fast friends as first-year students at harvard's graduate school of design. but as they dove in, both found something wanting in the curriculum. >> murphy: we were learning about the heroism of architecture, the beautiful sculptures, the names of the famous architects. >> stahl: but not so much about how architecture could help people and communities. during first semester, murphy went to a talk by one of his idols, dr. paul farmer, who had founded the non-profit partners in health to provide medical care for the neediest populations around the world. >> murphy: he said, "we're building hospitals, we're building clinics, we're building schools." and so, when i went up to him afterwards to ask, you know, "who are the architects that you're working with?," he said, "you know, architects have never asked us how they could be of service to what we're doing, so we often have to do it ourselves." >> stahl: why weren't architects attracted to working with you? i mean, a lot of

and he, thanks for that, alan fish are there for us in washington, dc. as 20 natasha butler. he was life as in lamb can in guadalupe natasha. i believe you are the roadblock there. can you give us a sense of what is happening? yes, the situation still very difficult on the french caribbean island of quad loop because they're all of these road blockades across the island that's causing a lot of disruption. it makes it very difficult for people to get around. now the one that you see behind me is on a main road that connects the 2 major parts of this island. it's road that used to get to the main city points of pete. and that's where, for example, the hospital vol. i've been speaking to protest is here, and they're saying, look, this is about demonstrating against a covey restrictions that have been imposed by the french government. we're talking about because it health policy, talking about mandatory vaccination for health workers firefighters, and those sorts of jobs. the same restrictions i must point out that have been imposed in fraud, but people here feel that they are si

thank you alan. after months on hold talks to revise, the nuclear deal have been scheduled for the end of november negotiations between the signatures in vienna stove and june. us welcome the returns and talks and says it expects them to pick up where they left off. will. speaking early runs, presidents outlined his demand for us sanctions to be listed as part of a return to the deal. and rose. nicole had to let them have them and our family left here. today, our government looks to protect the interest of the nation. we try to preserve the rights of the people in any situation. to us talk should be result oriented. should bear results that include the reduction of hardships for our dear people. as we have said before, we didn't leave and won't be even negotiating table, but will resist excessive demand and stand in the face of the arrogant countries ignore the rights of the iranian people. we will resist the violations of international agreements. the rainy nation showed resistance over the past 40

and alan or the attorney for at american immigration lawyers association. thanks for joining us gentlemen. good to be with you. so let's start with you. what do you make of these? are the sheriff's comments? and is he contradicting himself when he says he cares about the safety of his community? regardless? if they're an immigrant or a citizen, shouldn't we focus on reprimanding criminals? yeah, 1st of all, i mean, his statement is comical on its face. he's going to enforce the laws just not the immigration laws as if those laws don't matter. on the other hand, let me say that, you know, there's now about a 20 year history of the american government working in a way that allows local jurisdictions to make decisions like this back in the bush here. or they invoked 287 g. a provision in the law that allowed a local law enforcement to act as ice agents and detain people. it was very effective. i argue a lot of people should do it and more and more to a local jurisdiction should do it. i think this is a good example of people and elected officials in certain ar

no to alan fisher . he joins, you know, from capitol hill. allan just took us through some of these new measures that the u . s. president is bringing in particular, the sanctions. $14000.00. fine for violation when you some sort of arrangement was coming when i have the date is january the 4th, which means companies now have 2 months to comply. essentially, if you employ 100 people or more, every one has to be vaccinated. and if you'd a walker that isn't vaccinated, then you've got to provide a weekly test that shows you a negative and weird a mask in the office. not only that employers aren't liable for the cost of those tests, so that will come out of the workers pocket. that's an incentive to try and make sure more people are vaccinated. except of course, if you're a health worker, then everyone has to be vaccinated and the same employees applies to federal workers as well. there are no exceptions there and certainly the biden administration is pointed to vaccine mandates and seeing how it's help peo

as alan was pointing out, this is the type of bipartisan group which meets and makes recommendations like this, normally, but that the difference this time is that presidents biden and she just had their virtual summit, which was testy at times. and, and, and, and, you know, it had sort of veiled threats in it as well it's, it's a different environment. yes, in the oh, i actually share the sentiment that has being reported just now. and i think the shooting pink, vital virtual summit actually was quite empty. a lot of gestures, lot of talks. but the only concrete commonality between them now seems to be the climate issue. a global warming issue that is kind of pretty or is something because there are so many conflicts, so many disagreements, so many tension between 2 countries, particularly tie one, which has the potential to unite a full scale. i mean, it's a conflict, yet the tutti does seem to agree on working more with regard to climate change. that is kind of unsettling. ok, maybe let's focus on taiwan then for a 2nd. how much concern do you have about that situation escalating

well alan fish joins us live now from washington. d. c. ellen, we were just hearing there for months and he found she on this new very. and what else are we hearing from you as experts on on the con? well this my venusian but they advice is pretty old and we all know it. the fact is that they're saying look, cover your mask, cover your face with a mask, particularly when you're in doors, try and keep distance from people. wash your hands, make sure you're vaccinated. if you're already vaccinated, then get the booster as well. these things well protect you. they still have to work out exactly what this variant is and they know as all of us this morning that it was in 20 countries with 226 cases reported. but none of them in the us. so, foreigner people, i've been speaking, they say it's almost inevitably going to pop up here in the next couple of days. if you go back to covered, you remember how you were told. there was just one case and then suddenly there was a lot more. so the advice remains the same, they still have to try and work o

alan: no solo tú estás en problemas, también yo.