daniela, nos tiene la informaciÓn .donald trump, la tienen atemorizada. >> el temor, es mucho. es mucho porque a uno no lo dejan trabajar. uno siempre estÁ en constante peligro, te matan al peligro. daniela: esta historia se repite para muchos otros inmigrantes que salen huyendo de la violencia. cuando la mayorÍa de los solicitantes de asilo entraban a los estados unidos, las autoridades de migraciÓn los detenÍan pero luego los dejaban ir para esperar al proceso legal. algo que hoy, no se estÁ haciendo. las personas q podrÍan permanece por largo tiempo, para esto, expandirÁ los centros de detenciÓn. estas medidas no son las Únicas que se pondrÁn en efecto . >> tambiÉn van a traer personal mÁs especializado para poder eliminar todas las alegaciones que las personas hacen. daniela: lo que podrÍa resultar en una deportaciÓn para muchos. fanny figueroa, debe presentarse un juez y migraciÓn en 2019. ella dice estar preparÁndose para lo peor porque la situaciÓn se intensifica cada vez mÁs. enrique: el alcalde de la ciudad des

una vida paralela. >> el era un hombre casado, la familia no podÍa enterarse de la existencia de danielaba. presentadora: se graduÓ de arquitectura, abriÓ su compaÑÍa en estados unidos, donde figuraba gustavo castaÑo como socio. el ademÁs tenÍa una bodega, donde guardaba materiales de construcciÓn. >> a pesar de que Él nunca se preocupÓ de daniela y le pidió que interrumpieran su embarazo. reportera: paso por el apartamento de moreno, el lunes 30 de mayo y le pidiÓ que lo acompaÑara a comprar materiales de construcciÓn. segÚn el detective de la organizaciÓn, la lÍnea fue con ellos ese dÍa. >> durante ese trayecto en la autopista, ellos empezaron a discutir. discutieron al punto de que liliana le exige a gustavoque la dejarÁ una vez que salieran. >> cuando la dejo sola "de la autopista en una zona despoblada, fue la Última vez que las vio. >> ¿cuando se enteran que estaban desaparecidas? >> al otro dÍa que ya no volviÓ a llamar, nos pareciÓ muy extraÑo. >> la familia contactÓ a las autoridades. >> cuando la policÍa viene, le cuesta mucho abrir la puerta. estaba todo en el apartamento. rep

daniela relph, bbc news, at the royal courts ofjustice.icketing system — which they admit is "baffling" customers. trials of a new system, which will ensure passengers pay the cheapest possible fares, will start in may on crosscountry, virgin and east midlands trains. 0ur correspondent simon gompertz reports from king's cross station in london. it's been a long time coming, trials to get rid of old practices which means you could end up paying too much for a ticket. we already think there are loads of cheap deals are therefore most people but at the moment it relies on websites to find the best deal in a constipated system. we want to make it simpler so we can ensure people and know they are always getting the best fa re they are always getting the best fare everytime. one of the targets is absurd tickets like the one from scotland, travelling the length of the uk costs over £340 to cornwall but just £80 if the uk costs over £340 to cornwall butjust £80 if you buy different sections of the journey separately. so, the trials will involve ch

daniela relph reports. these are the bereaved.for more than a month they have listened to chilling details of multiple murder. many of them witnessed their loved ones being killed. the end of this part of the legal process was an important moment. the inquests were about those who tragically lost their lives. they must never be forgotten, and their families hope that no—one else will ever have to suffer the same fate in future. the coroner ruled the 30 british tourists who died that day had been unlawfully killed. the inquest has established the facts of what happened at the resort. holiday—makers here react to the first sounds of shooting. these were people running for their lives. 0n the beach was the gunman, seifeddine rezgui. his first targets had been holiday—makers killed on their sun loungers. he then moved to the pool and terrace area, causing chaos and confusion. inside the hotel, he roamed around looking for victims. the court was told that he killed for 16 minutes. no—one stopped him. the police delayed their arrival. o

daniela: y hay hombres tambiÉn.ajeron desde allÁ. ¿cÓmo entraste a merenglas tÚ a bailar y cantar? >> era el gerente del antro. ahÍ me hice cantante y bailarin. >> esta es la primero canciÓn que grabÓ merenglas en la vida >> el baile del oso. ♪ asÍ se baila, asi que goza♪ ♪ un paso a la izquierda eso! ♪ [cantando] ♪ llegÓ el bombero con la manguera, mojate entera♪ ♪ estÁ que arde, esta caliente♪ >> yo quiero saber quÉ se siente ser un [cantando] [gritos] ♪ llegÓ el bombero con la manguera♪ [gritos] ¿cuÁl canciÓn estÁn haciendo de banda con merenglas? >> banda el recodo con sinaloa. ♪ por una banda, de corazÓn, despedido♪ oye, ustedes hicieron disco, y cuÁl fue el aniversario y en el auditorio general vino hasta gente de dominicana. >> sÍ, wilfredo vargas, oro sÓlido. estuviste tu tambiÉn compartiendo con nosotros. emmanuel figueroa, pablo montero. >> cÁntame una de merenglas. ♪ manito y de los 23 discos que llevan merenglas... >> realmente estamos muy contentos porque lo que estÁ pasando es extraordinario con "llegÓ

. >> reporter: just outside of los angeles at pomona college which has a history of immigrants, danielaby the obama add immigration policy or daka which the trump white house has discussed changing. >> i never felt so much fear in my life as now. >> reporter: daniela and her mother crossed the mexican border illegally when she was just 1-year-old. her biggest fear is that her mother will be deported leaving her alone to care for her two youngest sisters. >> we feel like it's inevitable. we're saying when it happens. when i.c.e. comes, when the raids happen. and i have to go back to mexico. this is what you're going to have to do. >> reporter: you already started to say your good-byes and it hasn't even happened yesterday. >> yeah. >> reporter: father john and his congregation are favoring the same hardships relying on faith and prayer to pull them through the frustration. >> we still do not have in congress a comprehensive immigration vote. and the solution leading to a lot of these problems. >> reporter: mireya villarreal, cbs news, los angeles. >>> well, coming up on "cbs this morning

daniela relph was in court.ese are the bereaved, for more than a month they've listened to chilling details of multiple murder, many of them witnessed their loved ones being killed. the end of this part of the legal process was an important moment. the inquests were about those who tragically lost their lives, they must never be forgotten and their families hope that no—one else will ever have to suffer the same fate in future. the coroner ruled the 30 british tourists who died that day had been unlawfully killed. the inquest has established the facts of what happened at the resort, the chaos and confusion, the relentless shooting. gun fire. holidaymakers fled in panic across the sand, literally running for their lives. the court was told that for 16 minutes the gunman went unchallenged. the police delayed their arrival. one of the marine guard fainted in shock. 0thers hid. the coroner today described the the emergency response as, "at it's best, shambolic. at its course, cowardly." this animation showed where e

daniela relph, bbc news, at the royal courts ofjustice. were killed on the day injune 2015, 30 of whom were british. the families who attended the inquests have been describing having to relive the events in sousse. suzanne evans lost her son, brother and father. and cheryl stollery‘s husband was killed in the hotel car park. they've been speaking to our correspondent sarah campbell. people say to me how do i cope. and i say, "well, you know, i'm stilla mum," and i'm thankful of that, that i've still got 0wen. and 0wen keeps me alive. the day after this photograph was taken, suzanne's father pat, eldest son joel and her brother adrian were killed. 0nly 0wen, on the left of the picture, survived. he was 16 years old at the time. his grandfather died in his arms. the coroner mentioned your youngest son, 0wen, and his extraordinary courage — how is he coping? he's doing well, he's an inspiration to us all. i often say if 0wen can get up and go to school and do the things that he's doing, then i haven't got any reason why i can't. so we follow

daniela relph, bbc news. 0ur correspondent, 0rla guerin, is at the beach in sousse where the attack happenedened, what is security like they're now? there is a very visible change here in the resort, and i have been here three times since 2015. you can see on the streets a presence of heavily armed police. there are permanent checkpoint at roundabouts that lead to access zone is going to tourist hotels. 0nce to access zone is going to tourist hotels. once you reach the hotels, there are metal detectors and scanners that everyone has two parts through. the tunisian authorities are anxious to send a message that it is safe for tourists to be here. a minister told us it was 100% safe. the big thing for the authorities is to try to get european tourists back after the attack their numbers fell by 40%. after the attack their numbers fell by a0%. the british government is still advising holiday—makers to stay away. they used to come here in huge numbers. in high season, there will have been 25,000 britons here every week. speaking in it in the hotels, staff rushed over and say it is wonderful to h

daniela relph, bbc news, at the royal courts ofjustice.ays that building on some green belt land would help solve the housing crisis. 4 million acres, around major towns and cities in england, are designated by local authorities as green belt. the chief executive of legal & general says that building on a justy a fraction of it would allow the government to meet house building targets. the conservatives have pledged to build one million new homes in england by 2020. last year, up until november, 190,000 had been added. a major announcement on house building is expected next week as our economics editor, kamal ahmed, reports. britain's green and pleasant land, precious to many and long controlled by a planning system that some criticise for putting the interests of ‘not in my backyard' ahead of those looking for somewhere affordable to live. for housebuilders, it's a debate we need to have. this is crowthorne in berkshire, a development by one of britain's biggest housebuilders. for the chief executive, reforming the green belt — land close

william: "los mega minis" son el grupo de daniela.iÑos y hay que tener mucho tacto para poder decirles que no, cuando en realidad no es un no. simplemente no es el momento para que tÚ brilles en esta competencia. yo llorÉ, y me reÍ bastante. yuliana no paraba de hablar. parecÍa la conductora del show. ana patricia: cada equipo va a estar conformado por una pareja de baile, por alguien que cante. aquÍ estamos viendo el primer duelo. yo sÉ que todos en casa, cuando eliminaron a los chiquitines, se nos rompiÓ el corazÓn. creo que es algo que va suceder todos los dÍas. y la verdad que el talento era Único. ¿cÓmo tan chiquitos se pueden moverte esa forma? william: y las cosas que dicen, las ocurrencias que tienen! me encantÓ lo que dijo este chico. karla: que quiere sacar de la promesa a su familia. william: "con estos pies voy a sacar de la pobreza a mi familia". estos niÑos son puro corazÓn. no hay nada preparado. karla: esa es la magia de los niÑos, que son espontÁneos, que no tienen filtro, que dicen las cosas como son. tambiÉn, aparte

daniela relph reports.ilies, the inquest had heard the chilling, distressing detail of multiple murder. here, the gunman seifeddine rezgui is dropped off near the resort. the driver of the car has never been found. under his arm, a parasol hiding his weapon. he walked to the beach where he began to kill, shooting people as they lay on sunloungers. holiday—makers fled in panic. across the sand, vulnerable in just shorts and swimming costumes, these are people quite literally running for their lives. there was chaos and confusion, how could this possibly be happening? a gunman, shooting tourist after tourist. gunshot from the beach and the pool, he entered the hotel, roaming around looking for victims. many were shot dead as they tried to hide. for 20 minutes, he killed repeatedly. no one stopped him. this map, evidenced during the inquest, showed how far seifeddine rezgui travelled on his killing spree. a metropolitan police team sent to tunisia to investigate commissioned this animation, an image of each vi

daniela hablÓ con abogados para saber si nuestra generado confusiÓn y temor. cambiar en cualquier momento. podemos informarles exactamente que cambie. otros paÍses adicionales van a poner esa lista para el criterio de secretario no hallÓ la informaciÓn correcta. para que entrÉ a estados unidos. uno de los borradores mencionados colombia, venezuela y pakistÁn, pero atenciÓn, es sólo un borrador. otros se enfocan en la eliminaciÓn de la asistencia pÚblica. >> van a quitar la acciÓn ejecutiva 2012, van a dejar que los permisos de trabajo se expire y no hallÓ renuncias. vamos a hablar de otras cosas. esta madrugada fue fatalmente baleado un hombre en las calles de la ciudad de auckland. el hecho ocurriÓ eso de la 1:30 de la maÑana . la vÍctima fue llevada a un hospital donde recibiÓ atención mÉdica pero luego perdiÓ la vida. segÚn parece, no hay sospechosos detenidos. por otro lado, el policÍa investiga la muerte de un hombre que es catalogada como sospechoso. las causas del deceso son inhaladas y tampoco se sabe la identidad de la vÍctima. la policía detuvo un ho

javier: me estÁ escribiendo a travÉs de facebook daniela, y es una ciudadana americana con familia hondureÑaa de sus torres trump. asÍ que tambiÉn se uniÓ este movimiento, y cerrÓ los restaurantes. javier: miramos fotografÍas que han sido compartidas y te invitamos a ti y en diferentes negocios cerrados, y la convocatoria en este jueves 16, en un dÍa sin emigrantes y se han sumado mÁs y más personas. janny garcÍa estÁ en casa viÉndonos. les mandamos un saludo y dice que se suma este dÍa especial. carolina: mucha gente nos decÍa porque no dejamos a trabajar nosotros, porque la funciÓn de nosotros es informarlos. javier: quÉ vamos a tener a la vuelta? carolina: vamos a florida en un lugar donde los inmigrantes viven el miedo de la deportaciÓn. javier: recuerda que podemos atenernos mÁs y mejor conectados en la pÁginas personales de facebook y seguimos en vivo para la costa oeste. no se cambie. javier: gracias y seguimos en vivo. nos llegan imÁgenes de la campaÑa: un dÍa sin inmigrantes. se sumen masivamente estedÍa con los hispanos. carolina: primera foto que nos llega desde nueva jersey. en d

s/daniela anello, directora deescuela "una de las cosas que hicimos fue señar que losaños sean 'generoor lo pronto la movida de la casblanca no tie un impacto inmediato ya que el aÑo pasado la polticaqued frenada tras una demanda entablada por trece estados.esos argumentaron que la medida amenazaba la seguridad y privacidad de otrosestudiantes en su intento por proteger a niÑos como la hija de zoila. s/randy serrano por lo menos quince estados enel país enen leyes quprotegen a estudiantes transgénero y leyes similares están siendoonsideradas evarios estados más. take vo blanca --funcionarios de la adminiracion depresidente donald trump se reunieron hoy para hablar en la conferencia de accion politicaconsvadora, intenndo unir alpartido en torno a la ageael presidente. --pero los congresistas republicanos no lograron acuerdos en varios temas, especialmente en su concepto sobre el plan de salud "obamacare". --de ahi, la reunion se mostrocandente y en algunos momentos ...poco amigable. blanca --- una jov lvadore lucha por su vida tras una condicin mdica bastante peligrosa, y tambin lucha p

daniela relph was in court.the bereaved, for more than a month they've listened to chilling details of multiple murder, many of them witnessed their loved ones being killed. the end of this part of the legal process was an important moment. the inquests were about those who tragically lost their lives, they must never be forgotten and their families hope that no—one else will ever have to suffer the same fate in future. the coroner ruled the 30 british tourists who died that day had been unlawfully killed. the inquest has established the facts of what happened at the resort, the chaos and confusion, the relentless shooting. gun fire. holidaymakers fled in panic across the sand, literally running for their lives. the court was told that for 16 minutes the gunman went unchallenged. the police delayed their arrival. one of the marine guard fainted in shock. others hid. the coroner today described the the emergency response as, "at it's best, shambolic. at its worst, cowardly." this animation showed where each perso

daniela relph, bbc news. the tunisian ambassador to the uk is nabil ammar — hejoins me now.ny part of that statement you felt you could not agree with? of course, i would not have used those terms, but it‘s not my role to criticise the british procedures. what i would like to recall is the whole context in which these two awful operations have taken place. it was a country in transition and we cannot say that the whole police, tunisian police, as it has been described, is that way. i‘m not in the mind of the policemen there that they may have thought the attack was bigger than that, and they went to get more of their colleagues with them. it‘s very important to have in mind that the context was one where the whole area was not well prepared for this kind of attack. it has not happened in our history, it‘s not in our culture. so, after that, the country has made a lot of improvements and taken has made a lot of improvements and ta ken lessons has made a lot of improvements and taken lessons from what happened. those, i think, taken lessons from what happened. those, ithink, a

daniela relph reports.of the parisian families, the inquest has heard the chilling, distressing detail of multiple murder. —— barrack families. here, the gunman is dropped off at the resort. the driver of the car has never been found. under his arm, a parasol hiding his weapon. he walked to the beach where he began to kill, shooting people as they lay on sun lounges. holidaymakers fled in panic, across the sand, vulnerable injust shorts panic, across the sand, vulnerable in just shorts and swimming costu mes. in just shorts and swimming costumes. these are people quite literally running for their lives. there was chaos and confusion. how could this possibly be happening? a gunman, shooting tourist after tourist. from the beach and the pool tourist. from the beach and the pool, he entered the hotel, roaming around and looking for victims. many we re around and looking for victims. many were shot dead as they tried to hide. for 20 minutes, were shot dead as they tried to hide. for20 minutes, he killed repeate

daniela relph reports. for every family these inquests are deeply upsetting.s and her son owen richards are suffering has been unbearable. it was a holiday that tore a family apart. the trip to tunisia was described as a jolly boys outing. this photograph taken on the flight there. grandad pat evans, his grandson joel and his son there. grandad pat evans, his grandsonjoel and his son adrian. the following day they would all be killed. in a statement read to the court the sole survivor of the group, owen richards, described how they all ran trying to escape as they all ran trying to escape as they heard shooting. cctv footage shows the gunman walking into the hotel, past the lifts. an animation shown to the inquest illustrates the route it is believed that he took. into the indoor swimming pool area where he murdered three members of the same family. owen richards said he heard his brother shouting no, no. as the gunman attacked. he lay on the floor hugging his grandfather. but when he looked down there was a gunshot wound. pat evans told his grandson, he got m

mientras tuvo a su cuidado a daniela, la cuidÓ muy bien.a esta situaciÓn y la respalda, pero la niÑa era completamente sana. era una niÑa saludable, muy fuerte, que tenÍa la mirada muy profunda. yo sentÍa que era una persona adulta que me estaba mirando, y que querÍa decirme algo. yo pienso que esto trascendiÓ un poquito mÁs a ser algo más espiritual entre daniela y yo. y de pronto, ese contacto entre ella y yo sigue, a pesar de que ya se fue. pero era completamente sana, no tuvo resfriados, se le pusieron sus vacunas, como era aconsejado aquÍ en el estado de connecticut. simplemente fue lo que pasÓ. doctor rivera: karla, se han estudiado muchos factores de riesgo. uno es que quizÁ a estos niÑos, un mes antes, dos o tres semanas antes, les puede haber dado algÚn resfriado o infecciÓn respiratoria. obviamente, a todos los niÑos les ponen las vacunas. hasta el momento de hoy, y no lo digo por contradecir a charlie, sino por dar el punto de vista cientÍfico, todavía no hemos visto una relaciÓn entre vacunas y este sÍndrome de muerte sÚbita, pe

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daniela relph reports. for every family these inquests are deeply upsetting.liday that tore a family apart. the trip to tunisia was described as a jolly boys outing. this photograph taken on the flight there. grandad pat evans, his grandson joel and his son adrian. the following day they would all be killed. in a statement read to the court the sole survivor of the group, 0wen richards, described how they all ran trying to escape as they heard shooting. cctv footage shows the gunman walking into the hotel, past the lifts. an animation shown to the inquest illustrates the route it is believed that he took. into the indoor swimming pool area where he murdered three members of the same family. 0wen richards said he heard his brother shouting no, no. as the gunman attacked. he lay on the floor hugging his grandfather. but when he looked down there was a gunshot wound. pat evans told his grandson, he got me. 0wen then saw that his brother and his uncle had also been killed. in incredibly moving scenes in court when 0wen richards had read a statement the coroner sai

daniela: that is a good question, because the market is not sure is how long the recovery will last.ether china will tie in the policies related to capital outflows and property markets. for now, the macau casino operators, including local crown, are still focused on emphasizing the long-term focus on mass-market, even seeing the drop in economy in macau. betty: one of the world's top soccer clubs is ramping up investment in china's young players. we speak to barcelona's president about his goals in asia. ♪ ♪ yvonne: this is daybreak asia. betty: spanish soccer giant barcelona will open its first football barcelona will open its first football academy in china later this year. it will be -- [please stand by] in this case, the idea of principle is to bring to the young people in china our concept, our love of football, teach them how we think football should be played, because the way we play it is quite different from other teams. we want to bring this knowledge to china, but the objective is that in a few years, the players that play the super chinese league could be born in our aca

. >> con esto nos vamos a una pausa y en seguida, daniela aceptÓ el reto que le lanzo dieguito y se fue todos, tenemos el reto, pero ustedes son extremadamente importantes porque tienen que votar en facebook por el que mÁs les guste por un dÍa libre. >> puede fruto aro, compÁrtelo has hasta. >> ustedes saben que yo trabajo de lunes. >> a mÍ que me den el dia libre porque necesito flrmentd. dios mÍo etapa rj. >> acogiendo en una bodega. >> si les puedo decir, voten por mÍ sflrmentd es, pero eso si, ag havmentd. >> sdprj. >>, y usÓ el hashtag diciendo quÉ rico james. me trae buenos recuerdos del pueblo dÓnde vivÍa en vena venezuela, ahora a cocinar esta receta deliciosa tÍpica del dia de los presidentes, otras recetas son hamburguesas, perros calientes, hoy querÍamos algo mÁs rico con sabor y mÁs saludable, vamos a preparar una albÓndiga. vamos a comenzar con un sofrito que le da sabor. para ello tengo acÁ una mezcla de vegetales, miren esto. vamos a mostrar los vegetales, cebolla, apio, ajo, un poco de zanahoria, pimientos rojos y miren ustedes quÉ buen color tenemos es una buena cantida

. >> queremos felicitar a la bellÍsima daniela montiel que estÁ de cumpleaÑos hoy en casita le deseamos (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> vÁmonos. >> eso. >> ¿quÉ tal? se siente el ambiente, porque es fin de semana. >> el cuerpo lo sabe. >> hoy viernes, 10 de febrero del 2017, y hecho dicho que es viernes, asÍ que gracias a dios que es viernes. >> y el cuerpo lo sabe. >> lo hicimos como descoordinados. >> a ver, chicos, hoy es viernes. >> gracias a dios que es viernes. >> gracias a dios que es ¿ no? >> un besito >> eso es para, ahÍ va muchachos. >> ¿ te pisaste tÚ solita?. >> le puse el tacÓn encima del dedo. >> ya no tengo dedo, saludos daniel y pasamos con las noticias (risas). >> me quedÉ sin dedo. >> quÉ tal, buenos dÍas, aqui las noticias para usted, el presidente trump retÓ a quienes demandaron su veto migratorio a verse en la corte, la respuesta en la otra parte no se hizo esperar.. >>, seÑor presidente nos hemos visto en la corte dos veces, y le ganamos dos de dos, asÍ le respondiÓ el fiscal general de washington, uno de los que desafÍo el polÉmico veto migratorio. a su pa

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you know what, something that is also pain-free everybody is going home with daniela suede earrings andwith all these companies on these great deals. you can get all these on our website and coming up, the oscar nominees before they were famous. >>> good morning, north bay. let's get up and get going. >> i'm natasha zuv es. >> good morning, and after a pretty quiet start we do have a couple issues to talk about including this one here. this is not frozen. that's stopped traffic westbound side of the richmond san rafael bridge. you can see emergency crews coming through as well. we have a crash reported right around the midspan. that's blocking the left lane right now. minimal delays on our drive times but those will be climbing quickly. >> >>> good morning. our freezing temperatures are over for today but they'll return tomorrow morning. 35 is as cold as we get in santa rose is a. we're 45 in oakland, san jose, san francisco, 44. showers along the coast will fade away be gone by 10:00. check this out, the entire bay area out of the drought. in fact, just a little pocket of severe drough

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