shah bibi pink blue orange rosa, azul y naranja.son algunas de las primeras palabras que sha bibi ha sonriendo, nos explico que de grande quiere ser artista, sin entender, que ya lo es. sus pinturas ademas de haber resultado un excelente escape, han acaparado la atencion del mundo. hay quienes han pagado hasta 2mil dolares por una de sus obras. todas las personas les gusta mucho, le llama mucho la atención, especialmente porque solo tiene un brazo. desafortunadamente, su fama tambien tuvo repercusiones negativas.de acuerdo a children of war, la pequenita recibio amenazas de muerte en afganistan, por supuestamente haberse "americanizado" demasiado. por ello estan tramitandole una visa humanitaria. happy feliz, es como dice sentirse hoy esta pequenita, quien algun dia descubrira como su historia, ha inspirado a muchos a apreciar el arte de sobrevivir. juanfra la organizacin children of war, que desde su fundacion ha ayudado a mas de 130 ninos con la organizacin children of war, que desde su fundacion ha ayudado a mas de 130 ninos con necesidades medicas que no se pueden atender en sus

shah bibi pink blue orange rosa, azul y naranja.son algunas de las primeras palabras que sha bibi ha ingles. sonriendo, nos explico que de grande quiere ser artista, sin entender, que ya lo es. sus pinturas ademas de haber resultado un excelente escape, han acaparado la atencion del mundo. hay quienes han pagado hasta 2mil dolares por una de sus obras. todas las personas les gusta mucho, le llama mucho la atención, especialmente porque solo tiene un brazo. desafortunadamente, su fama tambien tuvo repercusiones negativas.de acuerdo a children of war, la pequenita recibio amenazas de muerte en afganistan, por supuestamente haberse "americanizado" demasiado. por ello estan tramitandole una visa humanitaria. happy feliz, es como dice sentirse hoy esta pequenita, quien algun dia descubrira como su historia, ha inspirado a muchos a apreciar el arte de sobrevivir. juanfra la organizacin children of war, que desde su fundacion ha ayudado a mas de 130 ninos con necesidades medicas que no se pueden atender en sus paises de origen... lorena ya establecio un fondo especial para shah bibi, donde

>> ay bibi, mueve bien el trasero, mi hijita. >> si no cÓmo nos vamos imagina que estamos en hawai. >♪ >> hÍjole, cÓmo me gustarÍa ver hoy el llamado de ultratumba. >> ya lleguÉ! >> ludoviquito es sÓlo iba a gritar yo. (telÉfono) >> el asesino es malo o bueno. >> bueno? >> ya me mojÉ! >> quÉ dice ludoviquito, pa? >> nada. >> quÉ dice jr? >> nada, me preguntÓ quÉ habÍas dicho tÚ. >> quÉ dice ludoviquito! >> sh! >> hija, por favor ten un poco de respeto con la gente bibi no estÉs en el cine hable y hable. >> atchÚs! >> van a decir quiÉn es el asesino y tÚ estornudando, respeta a la gente que pagÓ su boleto. >> ya no escuchamos quiÉn es el asesino por regaÑarte, piensa en los demÁs! por quÉ no eres una niÑa normal?! >> domingo 3 de agosto termina la semana Éstas son las principales noticias de acto criminal calificÓ las naciones unidas el acto de israel el gobierno de netanyahu determina un cese al fuego. llega la segunda paciente con Ébola en estados unidos en atlanta toman medidas para evitar que lleguen la enfermedad. entre la muerte de deportaciÓn se debate una familia hondureÑa que

him such as i don't like to speak what's the latest from the state of israel or something our buddy bibi plenty of competitions no surprise no forms of us you know probably self-defense mission liberation was a crowd. so there was a look at what took place a cutting edge procedure. but the tough decision if. there's even a fish it will be right back after this message experiencing cognitive dissonance when leading the news you may be suffering from irony sufficiency. only please go legal limbo calling for boycotts and such it's really actually no place to just put it to starving bush let the seniors massacre in syria believe by them in a civil war the shows no signs of some such thing we are grouped with crisis groups like isis yes i mean well the whole general audience some guy is isis what are they seeking to do. active on social networking cunningly disseminate their. latest viral video by a recent recruit young infidels better listen. to get. the full meaning of the campaign seems to me please please pretty please so that's what you. mean you have to when you get it haha. you don't j

. >> de veras, bibi, vÁmonos, dÉjala. ♪ >> sÁbado 9 de agosto estas son las principales noticias presidentea entrega el balance de la primera incursiÓn en irak dijo que no habrÁ flotas en tierra sube la manifestaciÓn de los niÑas de la frontera las milicia de control fronterizo encienden los Ánimos. alerta mundial por el Ébola lleve a reforzar la seguridad en los sÓlo puertos del mundo. muere una monja francesa infectada por el virus. el ahogamiento en la piscina estÁn entre las mayores muertes accidentales. vamos con toda la informaciÓn. ♪ >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana con fÉlix de bedout. buenas tardes bienvenidos al noticiero univisiÓn del fin de semana no habrÁ tropas de estados unidos en tierra en la no intervenciÓn militar en irak lo reiterÓ el presidente obama en una rueda de prensa donde entregÓ detalles sobre los primeros resultados del incursiÓn aÉrea para golpear posiciones de los jihadistas revoluciÓn islÁmica. daniela diego nos trae lo mÁs reciente de la compleja situaciÓn y de los contactos que realizan mandatario de ee.uu. con otros lÍderes mundiales. >> mul

police say vandals are using something similar to bibi pellets. >> they are bullies. they come out and damage. they could care less about stealing. they just want to damage. >> reporter: the repairs and lost merchandise set this woman back two grand. >> all the glass shards go into the clothing and we have to throw everything away. >> reporter: that same night, vandals hit holtz restaurant. >> i came in and saw small little rocks on the ground and broken windows. so someone drove by and used a pellet gun. >> reporter: the owner alexander holtz says he has spent $200 to replace the glass panel. last weekend, the back door was shot out. >> it is very frustrating. it is not a lot of money you are thinking you have to pay. >> reporter: mary is now considering installing security cameras. >> it is somebody with nothing better to do. i don't know why they are doing this. hopefully, they won't pick on me again after this interview. but i'm not afraid of them. >> reporter: lo s gatos police say they have no surveillance video to share, but several of the businesses have insta

>> or is it because president clinton called bibi and said get that -- >> probably both. >> rose: get that serum over there. probably both i think clinton's call was critical on this. i think clinton's call showed bibi he was really in a tough place. >> rose: he had reached too far. >> and his next choice after this use he fired the head of the mossad that carried out the operation which is ironic because the mossad didn' didn'tt to do it from the get-go. >> so what about this. what does hamas want? >> hamas wants to survive in gaza and wants to come out of this war having taken everything israel can throw at it and still be standing. >> rose: and therefore become once again more prominent in the arab world and in the palestinian world. >> and most importantly in the palestinian world, to show that they are -- what they call themselves the resistance, and that fatah and palestinian authority are collaborators. that's what they want. that's what they want to show at the end of all of this. and it is a terrible tragedy, because so many ga stanes and so gazans and israel lis are living i

and to kerry who also failed it and she had a illegitimate daughter named bibi who was then about six or eight months old and the nurse said that she seemed to be feeble minded as well. first it went to the virginia court of appeals and then it went to the united states supreme court the citizen was rendered in one nine hundred twenty seven by justice all over one of the homes jr who is rich. guarded as one of the great progressive justices in the united states and so he said in the end three generations of imbeciles or enough kerry's mother kerry and via. the media leave us so we need to. push and secure. your party isn't the. issues that no one is asking with to get that you deserve answers from. politic only on our team. i. think it needs the. economic ups and downs in the find it tolerable month day the london deal sang night and the rest of life during the making will be everything on. the world is laughing at america because every single day jamie diamond. that is the american economy shows up in bloody great you know near death and they're saying oh it wasn't jamie that did it

i think the israelis are not going to get off the west bank, i don't think bibi netanyahu is going to get off the west bank, divide jerusalem. i'm not very optimistic in the long run but i hope in the short run we can stop the worst of what's going on. >> what about ukraine, you wrote we should being isolate putin, but that was more dangerous, he responded the better metaphor was like a roving tiger, we need to control putin and not let him run rampant. aren't you concerned that he is trying to create a sort of miniature soviet union. >> big power politics but with regard to eastern ukraine he has not invaded. he is aiding the rebels. i think he's in a box. would i like to see him get out of it but in the long run i worked for ronald reagan and richard nixon and both of them tried to bring russia more and more closer to us to end that cold war. i don't want to see another cold war. reagan turned russia under his ten you a became from an evil empire to basically a place where he could go through red square being patted on the back. i believe russia belongs with the west. i still thank

s matt lee, and i confirmed it, as well and bibi did not deny it. prime minister netanyahu did not deny it. isn't it true that things are tense between netanyahu and the obama administration right now? the sign of a good relationship is to express concerns when you have them. the situation on the ground have been difficult and negotiations have been tough and people need to remember and recognize that secretary kerry has been speaking with prime minister netanyahu, two times, three times, sometimes five times a day and sometimes more than his family members and they have a relationship where they can be honest and they can be straightforward and certainly we've been working hand in hand to end the indiscriminate rocket attacks to hamas and bring peace back to the region. >> jen, what are you hearing about the 72-hour cease-fire being extended? >> certainly, that's one of the primary objectives that the parties that are on the the ground in cairo need to do. about 36 hours from now, i'm not sure how my math is there, and the morning after tomorrow, t

i think i saw prime minister bibi netanyahu this sunday on four networks.s they want? the fact that a native israeli like myself or any others cannot even dream to become ambassador of israel in the united states. and ron can be ambassador while he was born here, that tells you everything about the conflict. look, there is military occupation for the last 45 years. this is what young people talk about. young people also talk about universal human rights. and they also talk about the aspiration of the palestinian. and they talk about bun thing that was never mentioned which is demilitarization of hamas that we all want together with the occupation. [ overlapping dialog ] >> quickly, ben and then david. >> the palestinian people are refusing to stand up to hamas. and they're allowing them to continue to dictate. remember, hamas, you're dealing with a group that said we refuse to acknowledge the existence of israel or the jewish people. how do you deal with a group of individuals like that? you want to talk about human rights abuses? that is the definition of

people were getting bibi boat earlier today.ook at the flash flooding that came through thursday and into friday with these very heavy downpours that trained over the same area. the southwestern suburbs of chicago getting worst hit. take a look at some of the numbers here. in four hours they got almost 4.578 inches and their monthly average is about a half inch over that. so had he got their almost their monthly average in just four hours. can you imagine? you don't have to. let's take you to the scene and show you what's been happening. kayaks and canoes were out. this is serious stuff across serious chicago with schools being closed. numerous businesses having to be closed and all the people with the flooding in their homes now have to file claims. it's just been a mess with these summer thunderstorms that we're not letting up. unfortunately, the pattern is still there for more rain over the next couple days. the dewpoints are in the 70s. just used up in the atmosphere. you get the daytime heating and thunderstorms just pump u

i want your thoughts on the idea that, now bibi sees there is something he wants from mahmoud abbas. he wants him as a policeman and a border guard, precisely the roles that have generated resentment and opposition within palestinian society. how does this play out for him? >> i don't think it plays out very well for him if that is going to remain his role. we have to make a distinction between empowering abu mazen at the expense of hamas, which is a failed policy, that has been the policy of the last eight years and is still the israeli approach. that is a zero sum, it is futile and self-defeating. the other way is to empower abbas by including hamas under the umbrella of the plo to have a share in power, to have a stake in the political process so that it is less inclined to torpedo it if it is on the inside than it is on the outside. this points to another fundamental failure in u.s. policy, which is, oddly enough, very much unlike the previous administration. in fact, it is the reverse. here we have an administration that is focused almost exclusively on conflict resolution. nego

washington times a growing number of democrats charge the white house is making a serious mistake bibyallout war against the islamic state. we heard the phrase boots on ought ground. is that inevitable? >> you need boots on the ground if you want to defeat and degrade. you need advisers and likely some trigger pullers and in the city centers, if you have got to go house by house, remembering places like fallujah which isis currently hold. if you want to defeat this enemy which we believe is the type of enemy that wants to be defeated, it could include boots on the ground. it can be done because there are so many attributes right now. >> that'sv a very good points. the mayors cans are the only ones who have shown they can do that job house to house. thank you. we will see what we hear from the white house today. martha: mother nature put on quite a light show over the weekend. take a look. looks like we don't have it. that bolt of lightning rocking a major metro area as thunderstorms strand flights and flood streets. we'll show where you that happened coming up next. bill: another night

i want your thoughts on the idea that, now bibi sees there is something he wants from mahmoud abbas. he wants him as a policeman and a border guard, precisely the roles that have generated resentment and opposition within palestinian society. how does this play out for him? >> i don't think it plays out very well for him if that is going to remain his role. we have to make a distinction between empowering abu mazen at the expense of hamas, which is a failed policy, that has been the policy of the last eight years and is still the israeli approach. that is a zero sum, it is futile and self-defeating. the other way is to empower abbas by including hamas under the umbrella of the plo to have a share in power, to have a stake in the political process so that it is less inclined to torpedo it if it is on the inside than it is on the outside. this points to another fundamental failure in u.s. policy, which is, oddly enough, very much unlike the previous administration. in fact, it is the reverse. here we have an administration focused almost exclusively on conflict resolution. negotiations

and for bibi, the problem is that now he's getting attacked from the right.ved, but they can at least say we survived. >> they live to fight another day. >> the israeli goliath doesn't have a lot to show. >> a group of police sergeants is sending a not so subtle message to mayor bill deblasio. the union took out a full-page ad in "the new york times" and "new york post" urging the democratic national committee not to hold its 2016 convention in brooklyn. can you imagine this? the open letter cited the danger-infested public spaces. the harsh critique speaks to the similar herring tension between police and city hall, in part over deblasio's opposition to stop-and-frisk tactics. commissioner bill bratton says there's no doubt the police morale is hurting. >> mike barnicle, it's shocking. we all live here. a lot of us live here, have a lot of friends in brooklyn, most of them younger than me. i haven't heard any stories from, quote, crime-infested brooklyn communities, certainly hasn't spread to manhattan. what's going on here? >> no. these are very hot propert