bottom line, ana. presidents always get way too much credit when the cost of gas is low and way too much blame when it's high no matter who that president may be, and it's worth remembering, you know, back in the pandemic gas prices were pretty low. we just weren't going anywhere. >> that's why they were so low. >> there was the come fill up your tank. tom foreman. thank you. >>> as least we're informed now about all of it even though it's not the answer that we want to hear. >>> okay. cities like atlanta are lifting the mask mandates and now some schools across the country are as well but is it too soon? also ahead. an update on the number of young kids getting their first shots of the covid vaccine. stay with us. to help make it er for everyone to move forward financially. see how we can make a difference for you at pnc bank. i'll shoot you an estimate as soon as i get back to the office. hey, i can help you do that right now. high thryv! thryv? yep. i'm the all-in-one management software built for s

ana? >> reporter: our prayers and thoughts obviously with them and their families and those of the victims who have died. thank you so much. >>> also breaking today, president biden's new plan to fight rising gas prices. the white house announcing they will release millions of delta airlines of oil from the emergency reserve in coordination with other countries, but will it finally ease the pain at pump? >>> plus, bracing for the holiday travel crunch. how the airlines are gearing up for the busiest holiday season of the past two years. >>> and it happened again. at least 20 suspects break into a nordstrom's store in a flash mob-style smash-and-grab. this time at the grove in los angeles. why does this keep happening, and was the plan to stop it. but with our new multi-cloud experience, you have the flexibility you need to unveil them to the world. ♪ this is the new world of work. each day looks different than the last. but, whatever work becomes, the world works with servicenow. ( ♪ )

ana? >> sara sidner, i appreciate it. with us now is a legal commentator and civil rights attorney, and bob bonke, a civil rights leader there. do you feel like they're close, and if you don't, what does that tell you? >> i doo, ana, i do feel they'r close. yesterday they asked if they could deliberate past when the time was over, leading me to believe they were close. they did not do, they ultimately went home and started again today. these cases, typically before a holiday, they want to come up with a verdict so they can go home and be with their families. i can't read the minds of these jurors, but i won't be surprised if after lunch, we have them come into the courtroom and tell the judge they have reached a unanimous verdict in terms of all three of these defendants. >> let's talk about what they wanted to watch today, because the jury asked to see the video in realtime of when those fatal shots were fired. they ended up watching that video three times this morning. areve, take us inside the jury room. >> the three b

ana, thanks for having me back. thought she was far more skeptical and critical of president trump's claims of executive privilege. she did have some tough questions for the house of representatives but they had good answers, ana. on the -- on the challenge to president trump she made the point, look, you're no longer, sprump no longer the president. the current president says these documents should be released, isn't that it the end of the yaert. that's correct as a matter of law. that's the basis of her decision. she said she would be expedition and she brushed aside claims that there was kind of an injury that would justify the preliminary relief that the president wants. on the side of the house of representatives, she said, hey, how can things like polling data from april 2020 be relevant, but house lawyer, the very capable doug leader said he had an answer to that. that goes to what the president was thinking, doing and planning that led to his incitement of insurrection. she might trim it back a little bit bu

ana cabrera picks up our coverage right now. >> reporter: hello. i'm ana cabrera in new york. former president trump with a last-ditch desperate attempt to keep documents and other records concerning the january 6th insurrection secret. trump right now 0-2 when it comes to legal challenges on this matter. nonetheless, his team just asked an appeals court to pause the release of certain documents he does not want people to see. why? and will he get a win this time? big questions at a critical deadline nears. we're counting down with just hours until these records could be released to lawmakers. cnn's kara skinnel is following the breaking details. what more do we know? >> the former president has filed a motion with the appeals court here in washington, d.c. asking them to briefly stop the national archives from turning over records to the house committee investigating january 6th. the former president's lawyers saying there are big constitutional issues at play here and have asked the court to briefly pause these records. they were due to be turned over by 6:00 p.m. tomorrow.

two things at play here, ana. the committee looking to build the case that spreading the big lie is what inflamed americans across the country and compelled them to come here. and then what took place on that day to perhaps compel them to come and raid the capitol. that is something that the committee is trying to drill down. and you mention these documents that they won a big court battle in yesterday, the release of these 700 different documents. these are important. they include call logs, communications the former president was involved in, draft speeches, even hand written notes. this is part of what they're trying to do to connect the dots about what went wrong on that day and what if any role the former president played. ana, you mentioned there may still be some of a battle to get that information in their hands. the former trump administration already asking for a stay while the appeal process plays outch so a legal battle still ahead of us, anach. >> oh, we are anxiously awaiting all of it. also with us

>> they do, ana. they could file a civil suit seeking monetary damages, mondamages, but the criminal aspect of this case is decisively over with respect to the state of wisconsin. he cannot be tried again. that would be double jeopardy, and the prosecution does not have the ability to appeal an acquittal, a not guilty verdict, and ana, this is an important point to make. the whole point of our jury system is for the decision to be rendered dispassionately, separately and apart from whatever else is swirling out there in the world. judges stress this to every jury in every trial. you are to decide this case only on what you see in the four corners, the four walls of this courtroom and nothing else. this is all about the facts and the law, and it's your job, jury, to apply the facts to the law, again, with the highest burden in our legal system, proof beyond a reasonable doubt necessary for a conviction, so this is over for kyle rittenhouse in the state. he cannot be tried again. he's not guilty, and th

ana cabrera picks up our coverage right now. >>> hello. i'm ana cabrera in new york. the prosecution's closing argument is has now begun. the jury is now in a lunch break. there's five charges related to three separate shoot that is left two people dead and another injured. the shootings taking place in kenosha, which is wes last summer after police shot jacob blake. here are the charges against rip the house. reckless homicide, two counts of reckless endangerment. intentional homicide and attempted intensional homicide. the most serious charge carries a sentence of life in prison. rittenhouse has pleaded not guilty to all charges. the judge has allowed lesser charges for two of these original council to be considered. if the prosecutors are unable to prove those more serious counts are, you know, beyond a reasonable doubt, they are not able to prove them beyond a reasonable doubt. also today, a sixth misdemeanor weapons charge was dropped, and that marked a stunning blow to the prosecution. we'll discuss all that have in just a moment, but here's where the trial stan

ana? >> that is an interesting update and we continue to learn more, expecting this trial to last over the course of about six weeks. thank you for being with us today. we'll be back tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. eastern. in the meantime, as always, join me on twitter, @anacabrera and the news continues next with alisyn and victor. bogeys on your six, limu. they need customized car insurance from liberty mutual so they only pay for what they need. woooooooooooooo... we are not getting you a helicopter. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ let's break down subway's new baja chicken & bacon. look at that coverage by that pepper jack cheese on that new rotisserie style chicken then boom! here comes the new baja chipotle sauce up the gut, and... great, now i can't even see what i'm calling! save big. order through the app. the living room slash yoga shanti slash regional office slash... and this is the basement slash panic room. maybe what your family needs is a vaca

i'm ana cabrera in new york. patience, not panic, and proactive protection. president biden moments ago addressing the nation urging vaccinations and boosters as scientists trees answer some critical questions about the new omicron coronavirus variant. >> this variant is a cause for concern, not a cause for panic. we have the best vaccine in the world, the best medicines, the best scientists, and we're learning more every single day, and we'll fight this variant with scientific and knowledgeable actions and speed, not chaos and confusion. let me close with this simple message. if you are vaccinated but still worried about the new variant, get your booster. if you aren't vaccinated, get that shot. go get that first shot. >> the president delivering his remarks after meeting with top u.s. health officials in the oval office. here's what we know. omicron is seemingly spreading fast in southern africa, and it is showing many troubling mutations. the world health organization has now labeled it a variant of concern, but here are the key questions we don't know. do

ana, isn't this already real for a lot of republicans out there? look what happened on january 6. >> and that's precisely why it's so important to censure him. it's so important to follow through with this. you know, don, i was looking at the video of when charlie rangel got censured ten years ago, and the person holding the gavel was nancy pelosi. so she was censuring one of her own. and i think this is an occasion where we shouldn't be trumpists or non-trumpists. this is about decency. i remember when kathy griffin, a comedian, tweeted out what she said was a joke that was thought to be in very bad taste. she got put through the wringer by the u.s. secret service. she lost many jobs. she had to apologize. she went through hell. i would suggest we cannot hold a

>> yeah, ana. the prosecution's key arguments, and by the way i disagree with areva, i don't think they have established their case. he provoked what ensued calling him a chaos tourist, provocation was the headline of their closing argument, that he didn't have to kill but did, and they even compared him to the third victim who survived saying that he had a pistol. he chose not to shoot. well, you know, the threat to one is not necessarily a threat to another and then they ultimately argue that the force that was used was not propoal t the threat that was posed and that might have been the strongest argument that they had, but one of the things that really struck me is how wrong the d.a. was in arguing to the jury that just because rosenbaum was unarmed that somehow there's no self-defense with respect to him had. you can absolutely defend yourself, even if the person you're before is posing a threat is not armed and does not have a weapon. the question for the jury is did he act reasonably in the

. >>> hello, i'm ana cabrera in new york. we have a busy hour unfolding right now here in the newsroom. let's start with what's happening on capitol hill right now. a debate underway over rules to censure republican congressman paul gosar and strip him of his committee assignments over that video. he tweeted a little over a week ago appearing to depict him killing a fellow member of congress and attacking the president. cnn's lauren fox is on capitol hill for us. lauren, where do things stand right now? >> reporter: this debate just getting underway on the house floor, and you are hearing a powerful rebuke from democrats who are arguing that if any chamber should know the dangers of talking or trying to encourage violence and what can happen, it should be members of the u.s. house of representatives. you heard that point from representative mary gay scanlon, a democrat from the state of pennsylvania, who was arguing, really, remember what happened during the insurrection, remember that talking about violence can always be tak

ana? >> a disconnect, indeed. christine romans, thank you. >>> as some democrats blame their own failure to give americans relief through the infrastructure and spending bills, a source close to house progressives, the ones using the infrastructure bill as leverage, is pushing back on that criticism, telling cnn, quote, a state did not just swing by more than ten points in a single year because of some bill moving through congress. let's discuss all of this with white house reporter for the "wall street journal," sabrina sadiki, and anchor for "state of the union," dana bash. democrats agree they have a problem here, but they don't seem to agree on what the problem is. >> because all of them are likely right. there are multiple problems. and those problems are kind of widespread and they have different tentacles, if you will. there is the problem of the fact that -- you heard tim kaine in that remarkable sound bite from capitol hill. the former governor, the current senator of virginia saying that if they had pass

>> hello i'm ana cabrera in new york. we're following two big trials today and we begin with stunning testimony in georgia. the man who shot and killed jogger ahmaud arbery retakes the stand and the prosecution takes aim at his account. for hours the prosecutor walking defendant travis mcmichael step by step through the steps he made that day and the inconsistencies that followed. the questioning forcing mcmichael to explain in greater detail why he shot arbery and why he felt a man who spent several minutes trying to run away from him was a threat. >> you pulled up to him once. he doesn't want to talk to you. you back up, doesn't want to talk to you. your dad is yelling cut him off, cut him off and he runs back and does not want to talk to you. he's demonstrated he doesn't want to talk to you. >> that's correct. >> he hasn't pulled out a gun. >> that's correct. >> he's not threadened you in any way verbally or physically. >> no, mam. >> so at this point you get out of the truck, correct? >> that's correct. >> and you get

and we need this, ana. look what's happening. 83,000 covid hospitalizations, devastating for children and a fivefold rise in hospitalizations among kids this summer. this is all because of the delta variant that's been pummeling our schools. we've had thousands of school closures as a consequence and one thing nobody is talking about is the long covid symptoms. we have some data publishing that 14% of kids have long covid symptoms lasting more than 15 months after infection so you put all of that together and. >> parents who may be afraid for longer term side effects who are saying this is kind of a new vaccine that we've heard about mio carditis, a potential side effect though rare. it's still possible and i don't want to harp on that issue but what do we know about mio carditis in kids after advantages nation. >> first of all, it's important to stress that mio car diet sis far more common because of covid-19 by a factor of at least five or tenfold and not just myocarditis. other heart symptoms and signs i

santa ana was on schedule. you know, and then we see houston's men sit down with susannah dickinson and sit down with joe and then all of the accounts come through houston's men about who fought, how they died, you know, what the battle was like. and in those very early days, when the whites were fleeing back to the united states as part of the runaway scrape, houston was using this idea of thermopolii and a fight to the death for the good of all to rally the troops, to slow down the flight and create a battle cry. at the same time, the texians' agents in the united states were pushing this narrative of, you know, this among relevant race of mexicans killing good white men and that every good white man in the united states would just get on their horse and go to texas, they would have a chance to prove themselves in battle as their great grandfathers did during the american revolution. so it was a race war and it was a propaganda stunt to try to correct for what was a huge mistake by houston and buck travis. >>

and he's reporting to santa ana. he becomes santa ana's speech writer. he joins with the abolitionists in baltimore and plans to bring freed slaves to texas once they push all the anglos out so that free black people can have a colony instead of the whites from alabama. this is a guy i've never heard of before i started working on this book. and he had such an amazing line. including coming around to finally try to overthrow santa ana in the end. it's just amazing. >> i think -- i'm not sure he's misunderstood, but he's poorly underappreciated. even though everyone -- there's a town named after him. juan. if you were pitching this story -- if you were pitching the battle of the alamo to hollywood right now without the historical weight of it, you try to pitch travis and you'd pitch bowie and all these guys and crockett, and you could see a modern movie producer saying, yeah, yeah, yeah, tell me about that jose guy. he snuck out, warned houston, led the cavalry at the battle and became mayor of san antonio. he was run out of texas and joined the other sai

ana? >> wow. ryan young, thank you. i'm joined now by reverend jamal bryant, senior pastor at new birth missionary baptist church working with other black pastors to support the arbery family. thank you so much for being with us, reverend. what was your initial reaction when you heard those comments by that defense attorney kevin gough? >> i was completely dumbfounded and felt as if i was in a time machine. no way was i hearing that level of ignorance in 2021. it felt like 1901. and yet here we are. >> he tried to apologize, apologize, i use that word loosely here for his comments, because let me read you what he said. i will let the court know that if my statements yesterday were overly broad, i will follow up with a more specific motion on monday putting those concerns in the proper context and my apologies to anyone who might have inadvertently been offended. reverend, did that statement make things better or worse in your opinion? >> they were not overly broad. they were very specific. he didn't says pastors. that w

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tuvimos la oportunidadespués de compartir el día de acción de gracias y poderosos vientos de santa ana han dejado casi 100 mil residentes sin electricidad y somos muchas las mujeres una de cada 3 mujeres han sufrido violencia . >>> consigas exigen freno a la violencia y feminicidio y tenemos la historia de una salvadoreña que tiene mucho por celebrar pues es la primera ingeniería espacial de su país. >>> me encoré con bullying y hasta acoso sexual. >>> arrancamos con las celebraciones masivas de hoy e medio de la pandemia y es que estados unidos volvió a celebrar en masa el día de acción de gracias y millones de personas salieron a vacacionar por aire y tierra y también el desfile de macy's volvió con un 68 por ciento de estadounidense que pensaban pasar con la misma cantidad desde la pandemia esto a pesar de que adultos que se han colocrado la vacuna de refuerzo son 27 millones de personas . >>> y en acción de gracias residentes de (en inglés) dieron homenaje a lasseis vícimas fatales del desfile de (en inglés) pero hoy comparte su shi con notros. >>> doy gracias porque p

he is reporting to santa ana he becomes santa ana's speech writer. he joins with abolitionists in baltimore and has freed slaves to texas once they push all the anglos out. so free black people can have a colony inside of the whites from alabama. this is a guy i've never heard of before he started working on this book. he has such an amazing life including coming around too finally try to overthrow it santa ana in the end. it is just amazing. >> i'm not sure he was misunderstood he's horribly underappreciated. there is a town named after him. but once again if you are pitching this story, you are pitching the battle of alamo to hollywood without the historical weight of it, you try to pitch travis and you pitch buie and all of these guys and crockett, you can see a modern movie producer saying tell me about that guy. snuck out warned houston became mayor of furniture store run out of texas and then he was occupying san antonio. that's an incredible story. retelling the story right he would beat the most widely known person in texas. not jim buie. >>

>> i do, ana. so what happens sometimes in multiple defendant cases like this is there becomes a race to become the forgotten markings you want, if you're representing one of the lesser defendants, you want the jury to essentially forgot about your client, so i think the theme this afternoon when we hear from the lawyers for gregory mcmichael and for rode bryan is going to be what did my guy do? i think the lawyer for the father says my guy was old, having health problems, he was just in the bed of the truck and i think the lawyer for roddy bryan is going to say my guy wasn't even physically there. he was down the street. the prosecutor did a really good job anticipating that because she explained to the jury very early on accomplice liability, party to a crime meaning if you did anything to help this along to promote it, you're liable for the crime so watch that for an important battleground this afternoon. >> areva, how challenge something for a prosecutor to try a case against three different de

cal fire santa clara unit has set a strike team to southern california during this santa ana wind event. >> authorities say the gust winds will make for a high fire danger over the next several days. shopping malls are on high alert as well ahead of the influx of black friday shoppers and the recent alarming trend smash-and-grab robberies. these of targeted everything from designer stores to mom and pop shops to cannabis. dispensaries. black friday typically means long lines and of people russian into stores. but the smash and grabs her changing people's holiday plans altogether, kron four's. rob nesbitt has that story. >> and as i was going back, i heard glass being broken. >> what was supposed to be a nice day at crissy field wednesday for stephen w turned into witnessing the smash and grab parked car. it saw him a distinctly pick. 2 bags of luggage out of the back of the smashed up vehicle. >> an increase of smash and grabs outside cars and inside stores makes him question just how busy black friday will be. >> but area mayors including concord mayor tim mcgallian say that shopping s

ana cabrera picks it up right now. >> hello. i'm ana cabrera in new york. thanks for being with us. we're following multiple fast moving stories today, a lawsuit filed in a criminal investigation is now under way in houston after eight people died with several others hospitalized after a concert crowd surge at the astroworld festival. survivors saying, quote, i felt like i was going to die and this was not a concert. this was a fight for survival. >>> ahead, what the police chief reportedly told rapper travis scott before this concert even began. >>> also, growing backlash against nfl star aaron rodgers after he revealed he is unvaccinated despite previously saying he was immunized. hall of famers are now slamming the green bay packers quarterback. >> fortunately we've got players -- unfortunately, we've got mayors that think most about themselves and i'm extremely disappointed with the action of aaron rodgers. >> in the grand scheme of thing it's deceptive and it's wrong. >> we begin in washington. transportation secretary pete buttigieg is set to speak. infrastructure is the real

just to put it into context, anas haqqani is the younger brother of sirajuddin haqqani, who is the main leader of the infamous haqqani network, and as you have been saying, they have been synonymous with terrorism and linked with large—scale attacks on civilian populations across this country and on the coalition forces for the last two decades. sirajuddin haqqani has a $5 million bounty on his head, the united states says he has been closely linked with terrorist activities, as well as their uncle, khalil haqqani, the refugee minister. he also has a $5 million bounty on his head. when i asked about the links between the haqqani network to terrorism, to the militant wing of the taliban, anas haqqani denied this. he said it had been concocted by the united states to split the taliban. have a listen. translation: the haqqani network is not a name - that we have ever used. it's part of the cia's programme to divide the islamic emirate of afghanistan. regarding the fight against the invaders, it is true that we were involved, we accept that. every afghan is proud of it. it is because of t

the dangerous santa ana winds and that up to fire us they're loud carlos a shows us it was a busy day for crews trying to clear all the fallen trees. >> just to get the power back on for a >> strong winds and dry conditions, not the recipe you want for your thanksgiving. we live in a fire zone. and for us it's particularly difficult because i have an animal rescue that's lady kelli hall and runs the animal rescue alliance in chatsworth. horses, donkeys ducks geese and dogs. these are just some of the 60 plus animals on her property that need to be ready to go at a moment's notice. there's nothing worse. then. >> trying to evacuate at 3 o'clock in the morning in pitch, black darkness. that's always tough. precious good. >> and she is prepared for the next fire disaster. she has to 2000 gallon water tanks on her ranch. and yes, even her own fire truck, our first plan, of course, is to get all of the. >> animals evacuated and then shelter in defending place if we have to. >> the santa ana winds create dangerous fire conditions and some communities are without power to mitigate against th

>> ana, who is going to be left if the adam kinzingers, if the anthony gonzalezs des don't stan the fight. in the midterms, what does that leave us with? >> it leaves us with a very dysfunctional congress. >> we're a long way away. let's trust the american people and the voters, and even in districts you may think are very red districts, look what happened in alabama with roy moore. look what happened when republicans nominated chris kobach in kansas, a republican, he lost. if republicans nominate extreme, toxic candidates like donald trump, we did vote out donald trump. he lost. so have faith in the people. i do, i think we have to work hard. the harder we work, the luckier we'll get in that regard. but have faith that the american people will reject these toxic candidates and, you know, i

." >> reporter: she's nearly 4, but little ana looks half her age. chronically malnourished. at just 19 pounds. she should weigh twice that. >> she's below the average by far. this is normal, she's way down there. >> reporter: ana's mother jacinta and all these moms bring their dangerously underweight children here every two months to this popup clinic in guatemala, the region hardest-hit by climate change. these bags are full of rice, oatmeal, cooking oil, black beans. staples for the families who have come. over here they're waiting patiently. you can see the women are dressed in very colorful chorti outfits, one of the indigenous tribes in guatemala. the oldest children helping shoulder the load, getting these heavy sacks home, crucial as jacinta has five more kids waiting hung really. these bags all that stand between them and starvation. they clamber aboard a crowded pickup, mostly standing for the long, winding trek back to their rural home. welcome to the dry corridor. once the fertile cradle of mayan civilization, now a swath of drought-battered central america, from

vilma: ana estÁ a la espera de que recojan a su hija y la traigan de regreso a casa. ilia: vamos a pasar a honduras, que podrÍa tener por primera vez a una mujer, presidenta del paÍs. la opositora xiomara castro aventaja con amplitud al candidato de gobierno, de la mitad de los votos contados. >> mariluz gana ocho dÓlares diarios vendiendo mascarillas en la calle. tienen cinco hijos que vive ——tiene cinco hijos que viven con ella. >> sÍ, estamos contentas. porque ya es tiempo que se siente una mujer. reportera: y es que al mediodÍa de este lunes, el conteo de votos avanzaba y con un poco mÁs de la mitad de actas, xiomara castro le llevaba una ventaja de casi 20 puntos al candidato del partido de gobierno. >> fuera los escuadrones de la muerte, fuera la corrupciÓn, fuera de narcotrÁfico y el crimen organizado. reportera: eso decÍa horas atrÁs castro, luego de conocer el primer escrutinio oficial. cientos de sus seguidores y personas particulares salieron a las calles por el anuncio de la ventaja de castro sobre su adversario. >> porque nos tiene hundidos

they called the santa ana winds in southern california and they've been whipping. we had gusts. >> or 50 miles per hour across some of the mountain tops there causing some the winds likely to continue tonight. maybe not as strong as what we had last night. but that offshore wind is already in place to see the santa ana blowing now just off the coastline. we've got red flag warnings up until 6 o'clock in the evening tomorrow night. so thanksgiving plan probably ruined there because they have the power shut offs. but you can see the winds very dangerous. fire conditions and extremely dry humidity levels dropping down to about 10% or less in some parts of southern california. that is dangerously dry. those kind of conditions and they have the through a rainfall that we have in northern california that really and did our fire season. so they're dealing with the fires. we're looking at more fair weather around the bay area, high clouds begin to drift and now we have a weak cold front that's running in or ridge right now. that will bring a few more clouds. maybe drop our

alerta de incendios por la humedad y por los movimientos de santa ana. vamos con albert martÍnez y el bosque virtual. cuidado porque se ve como un lobo por ahÍ cerquita, adelante. albert: me acaban de asustar con esto del lobo. no estoy escuchando ningÚn aullido, sÓlo se escuchan los pÁjaros que ya lo ven. ha crecido sin muchos problemas durante las Últimas semanas, se ha quedado seco. llevamos muchos dÍas sin ver una lluvia en los Ángeles. los vientos de santa ana se han intensificado. podemos ver que esto arder ya sin mucho problema. es que las fuentes de calor es esencial, puede ser el impacto de un rayo, tendido elÉctrico o esos objetos que a veces la gente tira por las ventanas del coche y arden rÁpidamente con la vegetaciÓn seca que tenemos en el bosque. la mayorÍa tiene su origen en nuestras actividades. hay que extremar las precauciones. los angeles y la regiÓn metropolitana estÁn bajo este aviso de incendio hasta el viernes, las temperaturas son mÁximas que llegan hasta los 80. san gabriel cerca de los angeles puede llegar a las 2

. >> fue detenido y puesto bajo prisiÓn preventiva a peticiÓn de la fiscalÍa general mexicana ana mÉndez nos tiene mÁs detalles. >> asÍ es buenas tardes finalidadmente fue detenido por elementos de la guardia nacional despuÉs de concluir su audiencia presencial en el reclusorio norte de ciudad de mÉxico. >> esta maÑana emilio l llegÓ al reclusorio en una camioneta negra acompaÑado"s por sus abogados e ingresÓ a la audiencia alrededor de las 930. >> todo en medio de una logrÓ que consiguieron para presentar mÁs pruebas por el caso sin embargo, la fiscalÍa solicitando una prisiÓn preventiva de manera inmediata. el argumento es que emilio l. cuenta con recursos econÓmicos y redes de apoyo importantes que lo pueden ayudar a fugarse o evadir la justicia. >> el seÑor y su familia estÁn tranquilos >> sabiendo que estamos confiando con las autoridades del estado mexicano. >> a esta solicitud se le sumÓ la unidad >> por lo que finalmente el juez decidiÓ que llevara su defensa desde la cÁrcel y a partir de hoy dormida en el reclusorio norte >> permanecÍa en libertad condicional

romy: los vientos de santa ana azotaron el sur de california con rÁfagas de mÁs de 80 millas por hora en varias ciudades, dejando a 17 millones de residentes bajo amenaza de incendio. >> nos ha afectado el trabajo. romy: para herbert trabajar bajo estas condiciones es imposible. >> es muy peligroso porque cuando los toques vienen vacÍos no pesan mucho y el ventarrÓn contribuye a que se voltee. romy: el peligroso clima tumbo Árboles, causando daÑos a autos y viviendas, y provocando cortes de energÍa elÉctrica, donde mÁs de 75.000 residentes estuvieron sin luz por varias horas. >> yo sentÍa el olor a quemado. romy: dos semanas despuÉs de que un apagÓn afectÓ todo en la ciudad de martina, angÉlica ortiz aÚn sufre los efectos. >> lavo ropa a mano y la de ando afuera. romy: la pesadilla empezÓ cuando un cable se desprendiÓ del transformador. los aparatos electrÓnicos de angÉlica quedaron inservibles. ella calcula que quedÓ con mÁs de 12.000 $ en gastos y sus vecinos estÁn en la misma situaciÓn. la compaÑÍa de electricidad nos dijo que estÁn atrasados con los reclamo

. >>> ana ledo, noticias telemundo en cambio en chicago el mandato de vacunación a oficiales de policía quedó suspendió pero no vacunaso piden realizarse la prueba de covid-19 2 veces por semana y con esto se pide llegar a un acuerdo. >>> y se flexibiliza el uso de mascarils en california, alameda, contra costa y marín y permiten que las personas completamente vacuandas no en cubrebocas en espacios cerrados y vamos con los tremnso dolores de cabeza que han dejado american airlines a pasajeros ya son 1800 vuelos que no despegaron y dicen que el mal tiempo dejó cancelaciones sumado a la falta de personal para atender la demanda de viaje y psajreos hablan del servicio . >>> tuvieron que lalmar a la policía porque la gente se alborotó . >>> no sabemos qué pasó que tenemos que ir a coger al otro aeropuerto . >>> american airlines ha dicho que espera que la situación mejonre con el regreso de 1800 auxilaires que se ausentaron tras la pandemia . >>> y corte suprammente rata ley antiaborto de texas y donde se impid terminar embarazo después de las 6 semanas. >>> esto hace que uno se s

ana: es el que vamos a ver a continuaciÓn, que no deja de reinventarse, reimaginarse y retarse a sÍ mismo. carlos: lo veremos con una presentaciÓn muy especial que va a prender el escenario en candela. con ustedes, alguien que ya es un ganador esta noche. bad bunny! ♪ ♪ ♪ quiero comprarle un ferrari a mi novia, pero no puedo, no puedo. ♪ ♪ ♪ pero no puedo. ♪ ♪ no tengo dinero. ♪ ♪ (...) pobreza. ♪ ♪ me tiene loco de la cabeza. ♪ ♪ (...) pobreza. ♪ ♪ ♪ solo se me quita cuando tÚ me besas. yo sÉ que tÚ me quieres, no importa lo material, pero yo te quiero comprarte todo buche y una casa frente al mar. para que me enseÑes a nadar. quiero dedicarte los atardeceres, comprarte un ferrari dios y no mercedes. ♪ ♪ llevarte para francia, pero no se puede.le quito la suela, pero quiero louis vuitton para mi cinderella. ♪ ♪ botella de champÁn, pero no tengo ni para una chela. ♪ ♪ yo quiero comprarle un ferrari a mi novia, pero no tengo dinero. (...) pobreza! (...) pobreza! ♪ ♪ me tiene josÉando, loco de la cabeza. ♪ ♪ (...) pobreza! (...) p

red flag warnings are up as santa ana winds whip across the region. these images of damage are from the los angeles area. gusts up to 70 miles per hour. several blazes started overnight after downed power lines. tens of thousands are spending their thanksgiving without electricity in an effort to prevent more fires. many more face the possibility of outages. abc's kaylee hartung is in los angeles for us. >> reporter: tonight, thanksgiving in jeopardy for thousands of people in southern california. faced with high fire danger, power companies shutting off electricity for nearly 70,000 customers, with 200,000 more at risk. >> i suppose i'd rather have excess wind and less power than be burned out of my house and home. >> reporter: those inconvenient public safety power shutoffs, a last resort attempt to prevent downed power lines from sparking more fires, as powerful santa ana winds whip through the area. red flags warnings now in effect through friday, with wind gusts topping 70 miles per hour. strong enough to rip this tree from the ground. surveillan

soy ana méndez desde méxico rregreso con ustedes >>gracias. seguimos con mmucha suerte iinformación del ppasa azteca . en sonora una joven activista de 18 años fue víctima colateral de un grupo armado que dispararon sus armas contra el palacio municipal jazive pérez con mmucha suerte iinformación >>la sonrisa y alegría de marisol fueron apagadas por las balas en un tiroteo en guaymas sonora apenas había caído el sol cuando el grupo armado reprendió a todos losque allí se encontraban >>en el escenario estaba la joven de 18 años que había ido. sus compañeras para protestar en el día internacional de la eliminación de la violencia contra las mujeres como muestra el vídeo la presidenta municipal ssalí a atenderla y ddetrás de ella un grupo de soldados custodiaba, y ahora se sabe eran el objetivo de los criminales >>se dio la aagresión iban sobre el capittan >>en el atentado perdieron la vida un ppolicía municipal y un presunto agresor que ya confirmmente la autoridad se había escapado en varias oportunidades >>portaban armas c

los poderosos vientos de santa ana mantienen a los habitantes en alerta ante los posibles incendios. >> los vientos de santa ana azotaron el sur de california con rÁfaga de mÁs de 80 millas por hora en varias ciudades dejando 17,000,000 de residentes bajo amenazas de incendio. >> se nos ha afectado trabajo porque manejamos lo que casi se nos voltea. >> para heber velasco trabajar bajo estas condiciones es imposible. >> es muy peligroso porque cuando las trocas vienen vacÍo no pesa mucho y el ventarrÓn contribuye a que pueda voltearse. >> el peligroso clima combo Árboles causando daÑos autos y viviendas y provocando cortes de energÍa elÉctrica donde mÁs de 75,000 residentes estuvieron sin luz por varias horas. >> yo sentÍ el olor a quemado y dije quÉ raro. >> dos semanas despuÉs que un apagÓn afectÓ todo el vecindario en la ciudad de carolina, angÉlica aÚn estÁ sufriendo los efectos. >> tuve que tirar cosas. labor ropa a mano. y la dejo secando afuera. y refrigerador como lo ven. >> la pesadilla empezÓ cuando un cable se desprendiÓ de transformado. se prendÍa y se

representante de país en pasarelas de la moda, su objetivo inicial era alcanzar la inlcusion social, ana peralta con el reforma laboral que ha conseuido romper con los esteoritipos de la moda . >> yo siempre les digo a las familias que certificado de antecedentes en el otencial e sus hijos ella es la primera basile en desfilar en pasarelas internacionales el año pasado rompió el récord con 40 participaciones en fashion wwe pero parece que nació para ser fotografiada. >> ella tiene limitación verbal pero su deseo tuvo con todo. >> sí es que estamos espn ese proceso y ella misma pero mostró que era capz para conseguirlo. >> tras sufrir un coma de ser propuso cumplir con su deseo. >> se despertó del coma y me dijo que cuando salir adel hospital iba s er modelo famosa. >> en el 2019 ya se graduaba como modelo profesional y ahora muchos jóvenes con deficiencia vern en ella en río de janeiro ana peralta noticias telemundo. >> y al regresar: lo llevamos a >> y al regresar: lo llevamos a conocer la fuerza las fiestas comienzan cudo se reúne la familia. disfrútalas las más con los nu

ana, if we could jump to the next slide. so looking here, in this case, we looked at if the [indiscernible] would rise up 40%. now, we looked at that number, and the rest of these number in the market factor stresses because they're between two and three standard deviations between what we like to expect normally. that's meaningful drawdown, and it's one that we'd normally see. it's not something [indiscernible] that is way out there, and it's quite likely to happen, and so we are not stretching too far. if we look at what's going on with publics here, that's sort of what you'd expect. private and real assets, about 40%, and then, about 26%. ana, could we jump to page 52? so here's the emerging market's currency index. it tracks the currency exposure of the constituents of the e.m. equity index. so the implication there that whatever is in the equity index, china now makes up 35% of the total index, and emerging asia as a whole is a vast majority, so it's a really, really heavy part of the index. as ana just mentioned, our c

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en nueva york el mandato de vacunación contra el covid-19 empleados en la ciudad al que miles ponían ana nos reporta la situación >> trato de vacunación contra el covid-19 de la ciudad de nueva york con efecto de la mañana del lunes 9000 empleados municipales que no se acataron propuestos en licencias sin pago >> las autoridades de la ciudad resaltan que la gran mayoría de empleados bien vacunado >> por los trabajadores de la ciudad de 91% eran vacunados >> el desglose de vacunas pedroche del deporte de policía de bombero 88% de paramédicos 83% de trabajadores del departamento >> tratar de sindicato lució la apertura de un centro de ayuda de emergencia en el hotel en pantalla y orientación sobre el progreso el trabajadores y de la extensión médica mientras revisa sus casas continúan haciéndose loco de coronavirus. asegura el tiempo de respuesta se ha visto todo a una siete funcionarios que muestran consternación especial cuando se anunció el 13 los bomberos llamaron enfermos hoy >> el 20% de los bomberos no se reportaron llamaron enfermos normalmente 7% pica que esta protes

the santa ana winds have been brutal for much of areas surrounding l a they also haven't seen as much rainfall as us this season. so their fire danger is just naturally going to be a little bit higher. bay area is calmer comparatively. >> we're also just a lot more lush now because we've seen rainfall lately, meaning that we don't have that same fire danger and things are a lot calmer for us. so at least we've got that going for us as we look at a very dry and to the month golden gate bridge. crystal clear this morning. we're seeing some cloud cover up above us. but certainly no fog. if anything, that cloud cover is just help to make tonight a more mild evening or least last night into the early morning. that's great. if you're doing some really early black friday shopping. it is cool, but it is dry and it will be sunny all this bodes well, for anything you have going on outside today starts with some partly cloudy skies. we will be looking at sunshine midday cloud cover increases just before sunset. then tomorrow clears right back out with some even warmer temperatures than what we'r

stephanie ruhle, ana palmer, thank you all for being with me this morning. i so appreciate your time. >>> and maryland is expected to benefit greatly from the bipartisan infrastructure bill we were just talking about that with ana and others, with a state receiving billions of dollars for everything from highways and bridges to public transportation to water pipes and broadband internet access. with me now to talk about this is baltimore city council president, nick mosby. nick, great seeing you this morning. the bill hasn't been signed yet, but do you have a sign of how baltimore will benefit from it? >> totally. thanks for having me on, jose. this bill is historic. it's really our new deal when we talk about the things. many of these things, when we talk about infrastructure, have been kicked down the road far too long. and now it's an opportunity for us to really make what's right, excited about what this could do for the city of baltimore. not just through transportation and infrastructure, but also with mass transit. we know that mass transit is one of

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utilities intentionally cut power as santa ana winds toppled trees onto power lines and homes. a gofundme has raised more than a million dollars for kevin strickland, the missouri man who spent 43 years in prison for a triple murder he did not commit. a missouri judge overturned his conviction this week. but since strickland wasn't exonerated through dna testing, he doesn't qualify for compensation. >>> and for the second year in a row a scottish deer hound named clair is named best in show at the national dog show. the two consecutive wins is historic. for more news download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm elise preston, cbs news, new york. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> good evening and thank you for joining us on this thanksgiving. hope you're having a happy one. i'm tony dokoupil in for norah. for the second year in a row americans are expressing their gratitude in the midst of a pandemic. just yesterday the u.s. recorded more than 111,000 new covid cases and more than 1,600 fatalities. but now more than 196 million american

tens of thousands without power due to the powerful santa ana winds. we're on the front lines. >>> the president of ukraine accusing russia of plotting a coup. how the kremlin is responding >>> celebrating stephen sondheim. tributes pouring in for the man behind some of broadway's biggest smashes. >>> and shake the holiday season into high gear with the return of the famed rockettes. >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening we're going to tell you what we know and what we don't know tonight as a worrisome new covid variant rears its head labeled with the greek letter omicron and classified by the w.h.o. as a variant of concern. today the u.s. announcing restrictions on travel to here from south africa where the variant is spreading experts troubled by the large number of mutations. while there are early indications it could be more transmissible than previous variants, it is not known if it is more deadly and if it can weaken the effectiveness of vaccines uncertainty rattling financial markets today as the u.s. averages 90,000

they call the santa ana's in southern california. boy. they come over the santa monica mountain range. there and they can howl across that mountain range of fact, gusting as high as 50 plus miles per hour across some of the peaks there you can see overnight tonight expecting those offshore winds to be very gusty in spots, especially near 1000 all oaks and north and east of los angeles. so fire danger is going to be running high humidity down into the single digits. so extremely dry conditions. the good news is by tomorrow afternoon. you can see the winds switch there more of an on shore breeze that will bring up the humidity and fire danger should come to an end. those red flag warnings, though, are expected to continue to lee 6 o'clock tomorrow evening. all right. get it back out into the bay area. see a couple high clouds begin to move in. we are also looking at some offshore winds around the bay area's those arrows moving offshore. but so far not real. gusty winds like southern california. we have some blustery winds overnight last nig