abel. gracias por estar a mi lado sin guardarme rencor. [tita] ¿sí? voy a pedirte un favor. llama a la policía. ¿para qué? [abel] me voy a entregar. quiero rectificar el camino. hoy comenzamos una nueva vida. [angélica] una mirada. una mirada puede hacer que reencontremos el camino. una mirada de amor que nos convence de hacer lo correcto. que nos enseña que en la vida se vale caer muchas veces. lo que no se vale es no levantarse una y otra vez hasta que reencontremos ese camino definitivo que nos conduce al amor. ♪ en el cielo una hermosa mañana ♪ ♪ en el cielo una hermosa mañana ♪ ♪ la guadalupana, la guadalupana ♪ ♪ la guadalupana bajo el tepeyac ♪ ♪ juan dieguito, la virgen le dijo ♪ ♪ juan dieguito, la virgen le dijo ♪ ♪ este cerro elijo, este cerro elijo ♪ ♪ este cerro elijo para hacer mi altar ♪ ♪ la guadalupana, la guadalupana ♪ ♪ la guadalupana bajo el tepeyac ♪ [cortina musical] saddam: viernes santo con lluvia bastante intensa en el Área de la bahÍa bajaron las temperaturas y sentimos los fuertes vientos en la regiÓn, esta condi

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it's not easy to phone abel $175 million but it's still a big break and a different -- distance from 470 something million dollars. what do you think about this? >> i think today is embarrassing for the judge, it's an abolishment of him. it basically indicates is that this fee is excessive and made up. but it's not necessarily a good day for trump because he is still on the hook for that half-billion and the interest accumulates at $112,000 per day. he's paying $175 million for the privilege of not having his bank accounts and his properties seized by the people of new york are not entitled to trump's money, they are entitled to a legal system that is fair and just an audit offer a single individual. >> trace: jonathan turley said this about the appeal process in this case, watch... >> i cannot imagine this penalty being a sustained by the court. it was incredibly excessive and i do believe that he had to know that by adopting such a huge figure, it would have been difficult for donald trump to appeal his decision without selling property. >> trace: i think a lot of legal analysts ag

these countless images on the right in the second and third plans were painted by abel grimer.ed at court. duke albert, spanish governor of the netherlands, it was he who, presumably, ordered the canvas in 1606. for a person of the 16th century, the plot of the picture was known. the construction of the tower of babel is described in the old testament. everyone knew this story. for a modern viewer, the plot is no longer so obvious, but you can take your phone, point at the qr code to find out details about any fragment. according to the tradition of the 16th century, the painting. they wrote on wood, this is one of the most capricious materials, which is why the restoration took almost 7 years, in fact, the restorers not only gave the masterpiece a name, but a second... life, over time, the painting will be included in the permanent exhibition of the state hermitage. alexey komarov, alexander popovtsev, nikita morozov and maxim lapin, lead st. petersburg. today is the event of the year. premiere on rtr. this is my first real deal. you're serious now, right? you will follow. evg

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sarajevo and remember in the twos and threes bosnians come to police headquarters in one or sorry, abel's frontline villages they come to sign out if their city people desperate enough now to risk everything, even their lives on a personal quest to break their nine months siege once outside their on their own, creeping along in the pitch black to a final check freedom is just across the airport. if they could only make it over 500 yards of open frontline territory, it's the longest journey they'll ever make. they are in constant danger from serb shells and snipers. in pairs, they make the final dash, but it's not just the serbs they face. it's the un soldiers who control the airport quote in the search lights, they dive for cover. the un is under orders to prevent this traffic undaunted. the civilian stay hidden for a few seconds before getting up and running off again. but by this time, the un's search life let's have attracted the snipers to people who've been killed in the past two weeks. those who do make it possible the serbs meet the french at the airport perimeter. their armored ve

what happens after super tuesday is no abeles an option she said it's not.hat dictates not just the future therefore day but the next several months in the republican and the national race for president. let's see what the people want to hear you guys ask nikki haley and donald trump. now, what would you love to hear the anchors ask either nikki haley or donald trump? >> how long is it going to take to close the border? >> will: all right. ma'am, you cannot tell me that you want lawrence jones to run for offers. you have to actually tell me about nikki haley or donald trump. >> i just want to know when she is going to drop out. that's what i want to know. >> will: that's the question. what happens after today with nikki haley? this gentleman moved here from iowa. i'm going to take a straw poll of how many people were born in texas. what would you love to hear the anchors ask nikki haley or donald trump. >> how do we eliminate the politicization of the judiciary? >> will: it's a big one but also a big victory yesterday 9- at the supreme court. what would you

it's just like in the concurrence and jack abell las versus state of ohio, the supreme court case from4. justice stewart said i know when i see it talking about obscenity. i think you know it when you see it. i think there's enough facts in front of you that you know it when you see it, and so i think that governing principle helps enlighten some of the facts here. and also, i think it's not just financial and mclaughlin v. state, i think the court's very familiar with that case, 295, georgia 609, 2014, the supreme court essentially said that because the acting d.a. had become a witness in the case and developed a personal interest in the case due to his daughter's relationship with the victim that he was disqualified. because he was disqualified, his entire office was disqualified. so turning to the facts of the case, your honor, i think i've got -- my role is 20 minutes. i've got about eight minutes left. the relationship, why did we spend so much time on a relationship between these two people? we frankly couldn't care less if they had a personal relationship outside of work. that i

i won't go into them >> sudan's moos, abel reporting there in jerusalem and cnn analyst barak ravid joins us. now. so help us put these protests into context. we talked about 16 arrest yesterday, more demonstrations today. but where is israeli public opinion on the prime minister right now? now >> what i think what you saw yesterday last night until a viva and what we saw today in jerusalem >> i don't want to go too >> far and i want to be careful, but it could be a real turning point when it comes to israeli public opinion about the war and about benjamin because many political observers thought that those demonstrations will happen long ago. two months ago, three months ago after this shock seventh, but it didn't it didn't happen. it didn't happen because people felt that it wasn't the right time that the country was inward, that hundreds of thousands of israeli it's mainly reservist. were in the front >> and now you >> see how this sort of desperation that was the took place over the last few months turning to anger and exploded yesterday and today, it is still a question. where is it

these countless the images on the right in the second and third plans were painted by abel grimer.s known. the construction of the tower of babel is described in the old testament. everyone knew this story, for... the modern viewer the plot is no longer so obvious, but you can take your phone, point at the qr code to find out details about any fragment. according to the tradition of the 16th century, a picture was painted on wood, this is one made from the most capricious materials, which is why the restoration took almost 7 years. the fact is that the upper boards put pressure on the lower ones, for example, already in the 18th century, restorers had to re-paint the head of king nimrod, it simply peeled off, so that... this would never happen again, experts removed the old varnish, strengthened the image and made a new frame, in fact , the restorers not only gave the masterpiece a name, but a second life. alexey komarov, lead st. petersburg. all news is always available on the media platform, watch, stay with us. and i became an investigator, premiered on the russia channel. will

austin and abeling christian all tied up, 13 seconds on the clock.ck out the frantic final seconds. >> we went to overtime earlier, tie game now, races towards the paint, lost the ball, simmons up ahead, simmons blocked at the rim! what a play bit christmas. one second to go, for the win! h it's good! lumberjacks win! >> the lumberjacks win! that's steven f. austin, that buzzer-beater, the final score, 60-57. guess what, they move on to the second round of the western athletic conference tournament. so their march madness dreams are alive. >> the madness is upon us! >> we've got it! >> mr. roker? what you got? >> all right. we have a beautiful day in the east. severe storms mid section of the country. as you know that heavy snow throughout the rockies. santa ana winds setting up in southern california. we'll get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. you should definitely switch it up. —we're gonna go do a victory lap now. get a 100% accurate return and your max refund or your money back. it's better with block. >>> good thursday morning. the

these countless images on the right in the second and third plans were painted by abel grimer.governor of the netherlands. it was he who presumably ordered the canvas in 1606. for a person of the 16th century, the plot of the picture was known. the construction of the tower of babel is described in the old testament. i found out this story. for a modern viewer, the plot is no longer so obvious, but you can take your phone, point at the qr code to find out details about any fragment. according to the tradition of the 16th century, the painting was painted on wood, this is one of the most capricious materials, which is why the restoration took almost 7 years. the fact is that the upper boards put pressure on the lower ones, so, for example, already in the 17th century, restorers i had to re-draw the head of king nimrod, it’s simple. peeled off so that this would never happen again, experts removed the old varnish, strengthened the image and made a new frame, in fact, the restorers not only gave the masterpiece a name, but a second life. alexey komarov, lead st. petersburg. all ne

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