nicolas: hi. nicolas goureau. lemonis: nicolas, nice to meet you. marcus.nd so you deal with the operations. nicolas: i deal with the overall management of the entire business, stephanie finances, and my mother the product. lemonis: everybody's got a role. nicolas: they're my captains, you know, if you want to call it that. lemonis: and you're the general. how many stores do you have? nicolas: so, currently, courage. b has seven retail locations. lemonis: and the business will do how much in sales this year? stephanie: we are shooting to do $6 million. -lemonis: last year, how much? -nicolas: $5 million. lemonis: and so there's some substance to that number. and how about margins? nicolas: 50%. lemonis: okay. stephanie: last year, we lost. nicolas: we lost a lot of money last year. -lemonis: how much? -stephanie: a half million. lemonis: okay. industry average of margin on clothing is about 70%. in 2013, courage. b had margins of 50%. they do over $5 million a year in sales. if we can just get courage. b's margins to increase by 20%, that's $1 million in gr

nicola sturgeon, thank you very much for that.lause next we have kezia dugdale, leader of the scottish labour party. i voted to remain in the european union and against independence. like hundreds of thousands of you. but what we have this had brexit and the snp hell— bent on what we have this had brexit and the snp hell—bent on a second independence referendum. you are worried about yourjob, about your family's finances, their future and the rising cost of living. i want a labour government. the tories will be back and there will be more destructive than ever before. so who do you want to stand up to the tories? labour mps who understand your life, because they've lived it? 0r your life, because they've lived it? orsnp your life, because they've lived it? 0rsnp mps who your life, because they've lived it? 0r snp mps who will use every bit of tory cruelty to exploit the case for independence? you can reject the tories and a second independence referendum by voting labour on the 8th ofjune. kezia dugdale, thank you. applause now le

nicolÁs: los productos continuo en venta.confianza en lo que dice la botella. nicolÁs: para obtener más informaciÓn contactamos a los distribuidores incluyendo grandes corporaciones. todas las compaÑÍas se rehusaron a comentar. decidimos investigar cuÁles son los componentes de las pastillas y los resultados fueron sorprendentes. algunas de las pastillas no contenÍan tiburÓn sino especies de mata rayas. algunas de los suplementos vendidos contienen cartÍlago de tiburÓn martillo. la legalidad del comercio depende de donde se ha capturado. sin esa informaciÓn es imposible saber si esas compaÑÍas estÁn violando la ley. nicolÁs: despuÉs de que nuestra investigaciÓn dejó cuestionable los ingredientes los contactamos y no tuvimos respuesta. una de las empresas quitaron los productos de las tiendas. nicolÁs: en lugares como las bahamas los tiburones siguen manteniendo el balance de la cadena alimenticia. conductora: a pesar de que las cuestionadas pastillas fueron retiradas de dos de las mÁs grandes cadenas estos productos siguen a

nicolás: Él sufre de dolores en las articulaciones.eoría se afianzó cuando el programa de televisión "60 minutes" habló sobre el tema. con el tiempo, el cartílago de tiburón, se hizo uno de los suplementos de moda, y generó toda una industria. pescadores en la paz, baja california méxico, y otras regiones del mundo, buscan a los tiburones para abastecer la creciente demanda. a china y europa envían las aletas para hacer sopa, que se sirve en ocasiones especiales. mientras que en norteamérica usan comercial e industrialmente la carne, el aceite de hígado y el cartílago que convierten en polvo y venden en pastillas. cada año desaparece alrededor del 7% de la población total de tiburones en el mundo. mientras que personas, como pérez, siguen recomendando el consumo de las pastillas de cartílago de tiburón. miguel: las muchachas que trabajan en los salones, aquí al lado de mi tienda, tienen dolores en las manos. me han dicho que el suplemento que tengo con el cartílago es superior. yo vendo entre dos mil y tres mil dólares al año. nicolás:

nicola?ou into a secret. you all voted leave, that's why you're here. we chose you because you were leave voters. and you want to know why we voted leave? no, we want to know whether that affects how you will vote in the election. for you, not? no. i'll tell you how it works. it's what we get out of it, us working class people get out of it. and at the moment we're not getting anything. yes, that's the only thing swaying my vote is what policies are in place, what are they going to do with the nhs, what are they going to do with housing, disabled services. it's things like that. that's more important? that's far more important, yes. do you agree? yes, yes. because i work in the public sector, i see it hands on, every day. i see the impact it has on families, young people... did anybody vote ukip before? almost. almost? yes. it was down to the wire, wasn't it, you know? there were just one or two things that didn't sit right with me. but did you get... how far did you get, were you there with

nicola sturgeon launched the snp ma nifesto nicola sturgeon launched the snp manifesto calling for a second scottish independence referendum at the end of the brexit process. the sdlp in northern ireland launched their manifesto with a focus on fighting hard brexit and hard border. its leader said their party would stand up against borders, division and cruel and crippling cuts. as we face new challenges we must be mindful of protections but europe as gifted us and remind others of a situation that is unique and more challenging and deeply deserving of special status. to do that we need strong voices taking a stand against the tories at the heart of the action. welcome to the programme. laura hughes and jason are here. jeremy corbyn a failure of memory, a bit like diane abbott earlier in the campaign? it is not great, you would have thought he would have had a briefing before going to interview on the date that you're launching a manifesto policy, you're launching a manifesto policy, you should know your numbers. you cannotjudge a policy on whether or not the leaders remember the num

nicola sturgeon, maybe. ithinkjohn is right, no contingency plans.ks. some people right, no contingency plans. no free food lucky? drinks. some people right, no contingency plans. no free food lucky if! drinks. some people right, no contingency plans. no free food lucky if they 'inks. some people right, no contingency plans. no free food lucky if they got 1. some people right, no contingency plans. no free food lucky if they got a some people right, no contingency plans. no free food lucky if they got a bottle people right, no contingency plans. no free food lucky if they got a bottle of ople were lucky if they got a bottle of water. look after these people for goodness' sake. they were ignored —— neglected and ignored. it's extraordinary. this is a consumer driven industry, so we here. let's look at the ft. angela merkel sipping a large glass of beer in munich. cold comfort, it says. europeans on their own as us tensions grow. she is saying in this campaign rally that she was at that really we cannot rely on the us and the uk and we have two snuggle

nicola?one. when they make a decision they have to stay there. yes. you said trustworthy, as well. yes, he said confident but then when you said trustworthy, that's a good one. nigel farage. farage? yes, well he's staying in europe, isn't he, to make sure we get a decent deal when we come out. do you wish he was in there? while he stays there, giving them what for, yes. so you'd vote for ukip, then? possibly not vote for ukip. i think farage is ok, and i think he wants what's best for britain. i think we need somebody that doesn't exist at the moment. somebody that's got a bit of backbone, somebody who's not frightened to say what they want and to say what the people are believing in, and... you know, not getting all excited and overly upset about upsetting the pc people, you know? politically correct? yes. there's too much of it at the moment, so we need somebody that's a realist, somebody that's going to listen to the people and take what the people have spoken. somebody who understands the

nicola sturgeon at the launch of the party‘s manifesto.he headlines are coming up in a few moments on bbc news channel. in a moment, we say goodbye to viewers on bbc two. for many of us, it has been cloudy, but holes are developing. you can see where the holes are bright shore up. this thick cloud towards the north and west is associated with a weather front. fresher weather and sunny conditions in northern ireland through the afternoon. patchy rain for northern and western parts. some brightness down towards the south—east. holding onto some warmth. clearer skies in the north will gradually extend their way further southwards. much colder than previous nights. temperatures into fairly low single figures. in the south, holding on to warmer weather. rather cloudy start to the day. misty and berkin places. eventually breaking up to give some sunshine. for most of us, a warm afternoon. 24 degrees could be possible. goodbye. this is bbc news. these are the top stories developing at midday. jeremy corbyn stumbles over the cost of labour‘s free

nicola adams, thank you.nita in the bbc newsroom. senior politicians have arrived in west yorkshire ahead of the ma nifesto west yorkshire ahead of the manifesto launch due to take place in the next hour. the parties promising no one will be full is to sell their home in order to meet the cost of care. for the first time, the value of a person‘s to, over £100,000, will be taken into account in assessing whether they will be eligible for free care if they remain living there. the tory ma nifesto remain living there. the tory manifesto proposes introducing means testing for winter fuel payments and to end a guarantee that the pension will rise by 2.5% a year. rolf harris is to be released from stafford prison. thejudge has told his indecent assault trial at southwark crown court that the veteran entertainer will be released tomorrow. he is standing trial accused of assaulting three teenage girls in the 70s and 80s. a former head of the fbi, robert mueller, has been appointed to investigate allegations that russ

on one side of the debate you have nicola sturgeon‘s snp views taking pa rt nicola sturgeon‘s snp viewsn the debate tonight, they are trying to build support to win a second independence referendum, which possibly might come towards the end of next year. on the other side you've got ruth davidson for the conservatives whose party has become the main voice of the union in scotland, because they've had some degree of success and are now the official opposition. in many ways those two issues have polarised politics in scotland. then in the middle you've got labour, which used to dominate politics in scotland for many years but have had a pretty torrid time recently. their success has come at the expense, the rise of the snp, still the most popular party in scotland. the liberal democrats have also struggled to regain a major foothold democrats have also struggled to regain a majorfoothold in democrats have also struggled to regain a major foothold in scottish politics in recent years. it's also worth pointing out that no politician taking part in tonight's debate is going to be a candidate

nicola?they make a decision they have to stay there. you said trustworthy, as well. yes, he said confident but then when you said trustworthy, that's a good one. nigel farage. farage? yes, well he's staying in europe, isn't he, to make sure we get a decent deal when we come out. do you wish he was in there? while he stays there, giving them what for, yes. so you'd vote for ukip, then? possibly not vote for ukip. i think farage is ok, and i think he wants what's best for britain. i think we need somebody that doesn't exist at the moment. somebody that's got a bit of backbone, somebody who's not frightened to say what they want and to say what the people are believing in, and... you know, not getting all excited and overly upset about upsetting the pc people, you know? politically correct? yes. there's too much of it at the moment, so we need somebody that's a realist, somebody that's going to listen to the people and take what the people have spoken. somebody who understands the needs of someb

ya suman 36 personas los que han muerto durante los Últimos dÍas en contra del gobierno nicolÁs madurode los fallecidos es un hombre de 27 aÑos baleado por el cuerpo de seguridad, tenÍan el paso manifestantes al tribunal supremo de caracas para decirle no a la asamblea constituyente del presidente nicolÁs maduro.

speaking in perth, the party leader nicola sturgeon said scotland should have a say in its own futurer a second independence referendum "at the end of the brexit process". steven godden reports. if you hate a tory traitor clap your hands. manifesto launch in a city where the snp face one of their toughest challenges, political rivals outside the venue, inside nicola sturgeon set out her party ‘s alternative on brexit, independence and austerity. the fact is we cannot afford a tory government with a free hand to do whatever it likes. we must have strong voice says, standing upfor our must have strong voice says, standing up for our interests and defending the values we hold dear. in policy terms that includes freeing up an extra £118 billion to invest in public services, support for a invest in public services, support fora uk invest in public services, support for a uk wide 50p tax rate, something the snp chose not to pursue in government that hollywood. a living wage climbing behind —— about £10 an hour and action on welfare. snp mps will stand against all of the further planned cuts

revela que con el presidente de venezuela, nicolÁs maduro recibiÓ miles de dÓlares de la constructorat para la campaÑa chavista. trump justificÓ el despido de comey, y lo llamÓ fanfarrón. el servicio de migraciÓn, arrestÓ a cerca de 1400 supuestos pandilleros, la mayorÍa de ellos un ciudadano de estados unidos, aunque la agencia dice que busca indocumentados. comenzamos. locutor: este es un noticiero univisiÓn, edición nocturna. enrique: nicolÁs maduro, recibiÓ en su tiempo como canciller, millones de dÓlares en empresa odebrecht, que habrÍa utilizado para financiar la campaÑa de hugo chÁvez. hasta hoy, venezuela era uno de los pocos paÍses en los que el escÁndalo sobre odebrecht, permanecÍa en el olvido oficial. ahora sabemos por quÉ. >> como jefe de estado le doy todo el poder al ministerio pÚblico y a poder judicial para que haga justicia. vayan a la cÁrcel los responsables de haber recibido coimas, sobornos reportero: asÍ reaccionÓ nicolÁs maduro, cuando explotÓ el escÁndalo de odebrecht. >> a juzgar por la cantidad de sobornos que contÓ el departamento de justicia de los estados

organisors say the want to stop president nicolas maduro's plan to reform the constitution.ion ministry. france's incoming president, emmanuel macron, has received congratulations from world leaders and began the transition process before he takes office in under a week's time. mr macron must also pick candidates quickly ahead of parliamentary elections on the 11th and 18th ofjune. now on bbc news, hardtalk.

maduro arremete contra trump: el presidente de venezuela nicolÁs maduro atraca el mandatario estadounidense su homolÓgo va en contra de su gobierno al apoyar la posiciÓn. arrastrada por un leÓn marino: cÁmara captÓ el momento cuando un leÓn marino arrastra a una niÑa hacia el agua. >> esta es la ediciÓn de noticias univisiÓn 14 fin de semana. ramÓn: buenas noches, gracias por acompaÑarnos en noticias univisiÓn 14 fin de semana. el procuradora general de california enviÓ un mensaje a la comunidad inmigrante en estos tiempos de incertidumbre polÍtica y compartiÓ sus planes para proteger a las familias trabajadoras. beatrriz: buenas noches. los planes incluyen hacer todo lo posible segÚn la constituciÓn y las leyes para proteger a las comunidades california. a nivel de california el procurador general gabriel becerra ha definido su postura en torno al nuevo gobierno del presidente donald trump. >> en estemomento ocupa el puesto de presidente, asÍ que tiene mucho poder. yo trabajarÍa con esta administraciÓn, pero como no puedo, estoy listo para luchar. como hijo de inmigrantes vi lo que era tra

with nicola sturgeon predicting a conservative victory, this isn't a manifesto to govern.ain snp's dominance in scotland, an argument they say should bring influence on key areas of policy. the voters now have nine days to consider its contents before going to the polls. our assistant political editor norman smith is in perth. you would imagine the scottish independence referendum will feature quite prominently in this but now nicola sturgeon is talking about choices and a vote for the scottish people after the brexit process has finished. this was a very different ma nifesto finished. this was a very different manifesto insofar as traditionally the independence issue is front and centre, running through their ma nifesto, centre, running through their manifesto, is what motivates the snp and why people join the party. and in this manifesto the independence issue was almost relegated to the margins. it was pointed number ten in their ten points list of pledges. nicola sturgeon only really addressed the issue of independence towards the end of her speech and as you say when

nicolas maduro is a dictator, mostly has the support of the military.ple and he is an example of this. as long as he has the support of the armed forces, it is going to be very hard to oust him but we have seen an opposition determined to do that and it has been in the streets, very high risks, risking their lives, trying to show that he does not have the support of the country. the surveys indicate about 80% of the country does not want him in the presidential palace any more. it is notjust the opposition, there were voices of dissent recently from the attorney general. how big a test was that for the government? that is very significant. in 17 years that is the first time that a high—level individual in the administration has parted with the government. it is a very significant event as are the minor ones but also very significant. the sons of very important backers of mr chavez and mr maduro, individuals with important positions in the government, are speaking out against their fathers through social media. these are all symptoms that even those who

nicolÁs maduro: le estamos dando el poder a los municipios, al pueblo.ro no es otra cosa que ggolpe de estado para la constituciÓn. >> si la aprobaciÓn del pueblo compromete la soberanÍa popular y la aniquila. francisco: todo en medio de protestas y disturbios que elevan a siete los muertos por disparos de policÍas. [gritos] en caracas continuaron los bloqueosy enfrentamientos con autoridades. manifestantes en incendiaron una mezcladora de cemento. un supuesto infiltrado del gobierno fue golpeado y casi linchado. el presidente maduro avanza en su impulso a la asamblea constituyente, como su soluciÓn a la crisis que vive el paÍs pese al rechazo no sÓlo de la posiciÓn sino de amplios sectores de la poblaciÓn que exigen la convocatoria a elecciones generales. ilia: los inmigrantes centroamericanos que cruzan la frontera entre guatemala y mÉxico rumbo a estados unidos, han usado el tren conocido como "la bestia" para movilizarse pero ante la presiÓn de las autoridades y las ofertas de los coyotes, estÁn buscando nuevas rutas. una de ellas, marÍtima que es mÁ

nicolÁs maduro: convocando a una asamblea nacional constituyente. de estado. reportero: tambiÉn pide aumentar la protesta en la calle, ccon nuevas acciones a partir de este martes. >> vamos a seguir en la calle hasta lograr el cambio definitivo por el voto. reportero: un proceso constituyente que pudiera demorar meses en establecerse y que en teorÍapodría resolver la asamblea. ilia: al rezar, a lebron james le provoca brindar con una cerveza. ilia: lebrÓnsainz demostró que ademÁs de ser uno de los mejores juÁrez de baloncesto, del mundo tambiÉn tiene un sentido del humor salto alegre se acercÓ a la lÍnea lateral cuando pasaba una perdedora de cerveza agarrÓ una botella de cerveza y se la llevÓ. cuando parecÍa que iba a tomar, la devolviÓ. su equipo, los cavaliers, ganÓ el equipo a los raptors. llegamos al final.

el presidente nicolÁs maduro parecÍa bailar sobre el caos.nicolÁs maduro: entregÓ el decreto que poca cconstituyente. francisco: una especie de batalla entre la protesta yy la fuerza, cuyo desenlace aÚn estÁ por verse. ilia: gracias. en estados unidos, el gobierno se empeÑÓ por segundo dÍa consecutivo, en transmitir la idea de que comenzÓ la construcciÓn del muro fronterizo. el secretario de prensa estba preparado con imÁgenes y todo y no tuvo que esforzarse mmucho para responder acerca del tema. trump hizo un esfuerzo para ganar votos para el reemplazo obamacare. reportero: se pueden construir varios tipos de muros, aafirmÓ ante una prensa muy sÉptica. trump pprometiÓ que construirÍa un muro fÍsico de cemento que describiÓ como hermoso. pero hoy, la casa blanca afirmÓ que lo que mejor funciona para detener la inmigraciÓn ilegal, es la tecnologÍa. paradÓjicamente, algo muy similar a la posiciÓn demÓcrata. el presupuesto sÓlo da 500,000,000 de dÓlares para reparar la valla fronteriza actual. >> asegurando de que no va a haber ningÚn kilo para

cree que nicolÁs maduro es un dictador? >> no la voy a juzgar.. las anuncia con ambiciosas promesas, sus fabricantes aseguran que son la cura para dolores e inflamaciones de las articulaciones, artritis y hasta diferentes formas de cÁncer. las pastillas de cartÍlago de tiburÓn se venden como una panacea. >> las propiedades beneficiosas son bÁsicamente anti inflamaciÓn. marÍa sin embargo, varias investigaciones no han podido probar esos supuestos beneficios. >> la persona que los estÁn tomando, no pueden tener ninguna seguridad o confianza en lo que dice la botella. marÍa: los investigadores van mÁs allá. >> es un desperdicio de dinero. marÍa: la unidad de medio ambiente de univisiÓn sometió las pastillas de cartÍlago de tiburÓn a un examen de adn. los resultados son reveladores. esto y mucho mÁs este domingo en "aquÍ y ahora". vamos con adelanto de la visiÓn nocturna. enrique: el legislador demÓcrata advirtió al...post que unos con esta repÚblica nos estÁ ocupado por la amenaza que representa, segÚn eso, el presidente trump al orden o citosina de

oposiciÓn no da su brazo a torcer, sigue en las calles exigiendo la salida de presidente venezuela, nicolÁss, la oea (organizaciÓn de los estados americanos) pidiÓ nuevas elecciones y el presidente le dijo a estados unidos que saque su cochinas manos del paÍs, noticias telemundo comienza ya noticiero telemundo fin de semana con luis carlos y felicidad aveleyra. >> hola ¿quÉ tal? buenas tardes el presidente donald j.trump ya estÁ en arabia saudita en estas imÁgenes se le ve participando del baile de la espalda, los anfitriones se han asegurado que haya carne con salsa de tomate una de las comidas favoritas del presidente, se le ha visto a jared kushner esposo de ivanka bailando con el asesor de seguridad en seÑal de celebraciÓn, los medios internacionales de atacan que la llegada de la pareja donald j.trump ha sido de talla real y que esto solo se ve para la realeza nunca se vio tanto despliegue para un presidente de estados unidos en este lugar ni siquiera para obama, alguno han notado que ni melanya ni ivanka se cubrieron el pelo, algo que el mismo donald j.trump criticÓ a michelle obama c

nicolas maduro presentadora: nicolÁs maduro calificÓ el gobierno de donald trump como xenÓfobo y quesentadora: en un acto oficial, con representantes en la casa de gobierno maduro dijo que lo opositores a su rÉgimen son amigos de estados unidos. presentador: fue secuestrado el director de un canal de televisiÓn en michoacÁn, mÉxico.ocurre tres dÍas despuÉs del asesinato de javier valdÉs en sinaloa. un dÍa despuÉs de que el presidente volviera a prometer mayor seguridad para los comunicadores. erica explica cÓmo pasó el hecho. erica:el el salvador, director del canal de michoacÁn. encapuchados armados lo llevaran de la comunidad y nadie sabe dÓnde estÁ. >> vivimos bajo un rÉgimen de gobierno intolerante, irresponsable. erika: considerado como un periodista independiente fue secuestrado luego de la protesta de que siete hombres fueron encontrados asesinados. informaron a univisiÓn como ocurriÓ el secuestro. >> se llevan encapuchados, muy directos con su crÍtica. erika: se han negado a indicar cÓmo va la investigación. >> ante un hecho de esta naturaleza, no ayuda,, no facilita las inve

nicola sturgeon knows she won't be walking into number ten as the next prime minister.t, so her pitch? they are the only effective opposition. now, more than ever, it is vital to have strong snp voices standing up for scotland at westminster. a vote for the snp onjune 8th will strengthen scotland's hands against tory cuts. it will strengthen scotland's hand against an extreme brexit, and it will strengthen scotland's right to make our own decisions. the snp also advocate an additional £118 billion in public spending, raising the minimum wage to over £10, and raising the top rate of tax to 50p. nicola sturgeon had much less to say about a second referendum on scottish independence. are you worried it's a vote—loser? no, i'm not. i've made my position on this clear. at the end of the brexit process, not now, but at the end of that process, i think scotland should have a choice over our own future. but i've also said that, in this election, there's a more immediate opportunity and that is to strengthen scotland's hand in the brexit negotiations. you've even changed your la

nunca antes se habÍa quejado de nicolÁs maduro ni de hugo chÁvez.onstrucciÓn de un muro en arizona, en realidad se estÁ construyendo una cerca. esto sucediÓ mucho antes de que donald trump asumiera la presidencia. juan: trabajadores y maquinaria van y vienen haciendo reparaciones en el muro fronterizo en el Área de arizona, labor que comenzÓ hace varios meses. >> casi tres meses... juan: de acuerdo con este vocero de la patrulla fronteriza, se trata de un proyecto que lleva varios aÑos... >> empezÓ hace cuatro aÑos... y luego en el aÑo 2016 el dinero para poder reemplazarla fue aprobado. juan: se contradicen las declaraciones de que dijo que spicer. segÚn el portavoz de la patrulla fronteriza, gracias a esto ha habido una disminuciÓn en el nÚmero de personas que intentan cruzar y esto se refleja en los arrestos, ya que en el aÑo 2000 fueron detenidas 616,000 personas. >> en el 2016 en este sector en el 2016 en este sector arrestamos mÁs de 64,000 personas. >> unos veintitantos aÑos... juan: se mudaron hace tres aÑos a arizona. las labores se concent

the key challenge for nicola sturgeon is building support for another referendum.icola sturgeon made the point that her opponent, especially the conservatives, spend more time talking about independence than she does, and she cannot get a word in. what nicola sturgeon did tonight was concentrate much more on other issues, which are playing out quite big on the uk stage, like changes to the welfare system. what about domestic politics? in edinburgh the snp are in power, unlike westminster, where the conservatives are in power. it is interesting, occu i’s eve n are in power. it is interesting, occurs even though big issues like justice and health and education are devolved to scotland, they still get heavily discussed in westminster elections. 0ne heavily discussed in westminster elections. one of the most poignant moments tonight came during a discussion about the state of health service and we heard from a lady in the audience who was a nurse talks about not having enough money to buy food, about being on strike, she did not become a nurse to be out on the picket l

>> reporter: nicolas hodges was arrested last month. he pleaded not guilty to child porn charges. he was back in court today for another hearing. now, the d.a.'s office wants people to call them if they know of any incident where hodges actually harmed a child, was in a relationship with a child. today we found a parent who says his child had a close call. there may be others with the same experience. the judge did not allow our camera in the courtroom, but the swim instructor nicolas hodges, his parents came today. in court their handcuffed son acknowledged them with a smile. john thai was also here. >> this person that we had trusted, trusted greatly, who only a couple of days before he was a est ared had solicited to come baby-sit for our 6-year-old. >> reporter: hodges taught thai's six year old to swim here at the la petite swim school. parents liked and trust him. he had also been with kids at the trampoline school next door to the swim school. he worked here for several years. the charging documents said he had more than 600 files of child porn on his computer and cell phon

and that was scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon. our top story this lunchtime...ck continues, with 11 nhs trusts in england still reporting problems. and still to come — the 101—year—old d—day veteran who is now the world's oldest skydiver. coming up in sport at half—past... andy murray would no doubt like to celebrate turning 30 today with a return to form in time for the italian open this week. but the world number one says he isn't massively into birthdays. throughout the general election campaign, we're going to be taking an in—depth look at some of the topics most important to you, and hearing from our specialist editors. today, we're focusing on the economy. 0ur economics editor, kamal ahmed, has been assessing what the big issues are. it was james carville, bill clinton's election adviser, who, when asked what won elections, had a pretty simple answer — it's the economy, stupid, he said. and that's probably still true today. i think for voters, there are big issues around living standards, and that income squeeze, which have pretty much been with us since 2

nicolas maduro‘s a dictator, that mostly has the support of the military.governments that can control the military are very hard to topple, and he is an example of this. as long as he has the support of the armed forces, it's going to be very hard to oust him. fighting has eased in parts of syria where a russian—led ceasefire has taken effect. the russian defence ministry says it has registered 15 violations since midnight on friday. meanwhile, russia and the united states have agreed to resume a bilateral agreement to prevent mid—air clashes over syrian skies. alex bolton reports. syrian government aircraft in action near the city of hama. there are reports of shelling and gunfire elsewhere in the country, but overall, the violence has eased following the international plan to create four de—escalation zones inside syria. another positive step — russian and us chiefs of general staff have agreed to reinstate the system preventing mid—air incidents over syria. in a phone call, russian general gerasimov and general dunford of the united states agreed to work

francisco: la furia del lenguaje del presidente nicolÁs maduro finalmente se dirige contra el presidentepaciÓn por la situación venezolana y el departamento del tesoro anunciÓ sanciones del tribunal supremo de justicia por violaciÓn a los derechos humanos. >> a venezuela se respeta! francisco: todo el medio de un paÍs en su mÁxima tensiÓn en las calles en dÍas de duelo y muerte de manifestantes. cientos de personas se reunieron en la ciudad de maracaibo para despedir al joven de 24 aÑos estudiante de medicina, paul moreno que muriÓ al ser arrollado por una camioneta durante una protesta. >> para cada uno de sus compaÑeros como el equipo de primeros auxilios, un dolor inmenso que no podemos. francisco: moreno formaba parte de 1 unidad mÉdica que ayudaba a heridos y asfixiados en manifestaciones. se le dio desalojando a niÑos afectados por gases lacrimÓgenos. la muerte de moreno se suma a las 48 que han ocurrido desde que comenzaron las protestas opositoras, la Última fue de un niÑo en tÁchira. >> fue disparado a quemarropa por parte de un policÍa. francisco: una ola de saqueos ha sacudido

nicola sturgeon had less to say about a second referendum on scottish independence.the brexit process, i think scotland should have a choice over our own future. i have also said, in this election there is a more immediate opportunity and that is to strengthen scotland's hands in the brexit negotiations. you have changed your language about independence, you talk about scotland have a choice, we almost never hear you say a second referendum. whilst your opponents put that front and centre of their campaigns. it is almost as though you are a bit embarrassed about it? saying i talk about nothing else, that is not true. but they want to talk about nothing else because particularly the tories are embarrassed about their record and the policies in their manifesto. right on cue, a tory protest promising to block another referendum. then drowned out by the snp. you say more snp mps will be able to stand up to the tories, you have 56, what material difference did any of them make to the lives of any scottish voters in two years? this prime minister is not so much the iron la

nicola sturgeon off with a pretty robust response. here is a flavour of the exchanges. has spent more time debating the constitution than debating education, health, transport and justice combined. and we have had enough. after ten years, after ten yea rs, to enough. after ten years, after ten years, to the people of scotland deserve a government that will pull 1's focus on their priorities and not on hers? what she is trying to distract attention from those that that has been time, that has been time debating the implications of brexit. the brexit disaster. the brexit disaster that the tory party is leading this country into. well, willie rennie of the liberal democrats borrowed a tactic from jeremy corbyn, focusing on the concerns of one particular parent, the parent of a pupil who had been at school throughout the snp‘s term in government, and he said that that mother was concerned that their son was going to be part of a lost generation. here is what he had to say. they delayed nursery education for two—year—olds, rejected a penny on income tax education, and that t

nicola sturgeon had less to say about a second referendum on scottish independence.e loser? know, at the end of the brexit process, i think scotland should have a choice over our own future. i have also said, in this election there is a more immediate opportunity and that is to strengthen scotland's hands in the brexit negotiations. you have changed your language about independence, you talk about scotla nd independence, you talk about scotland have a choice, we almost never hear you say a second referendum. it is almost as though you are a bit embarrassed about it? saying i talk about nothing else, thatis saying i talk about nothing else, that is not true. but they want to talk about nothing else because particularly the tories are embarrassed about their record and the policies in their manifesto. right on cue, a tory protest promising to block another referendum. then drowned out by the snp. you say more snp ‘s will be able to stand up to the tories, you have 56, what material difference did any of them make to the lives of any scottish voters in two years? this p

nicola sturgeon knows she won't be walking into number ten as the next prime minister.her pitch? they are the only effective opposition. now, more than ever, it is vital to have strong snp voices standing up for scotland at westminster. a vote for the snp onjune 8th will strengthen scotland's hands against tory cuts. it will strengthen scotland's hand against an extreme brexit, and it will strengthen scotland's right to make our own decisions. the snp also advocate an additional £118 billion in public spending, raising the minimum wage to over £10, and raising the top rate of tax to 50p. nicola sturgeon had much less to say about a second referendum on scottish independence. are you worried it's a vote—loser? no, i'm not. i've made my position on this clear. at the end of the brexit process, not now, but at the end of that process, i think scotland should have a choice over our own future. but i've also said that, in this election, there's a more immediate opportunity and that is to strengthen scotland's hand in the brexit negotiations. you've even changed your language

. >> mientras miles de mujer marchan contra el gobierno de presidente venezuela, nicolÁs maduro moros blanca pide una soluciÓn a la crisis de venezuela el papa francisco francisco dice que es necesario restablecer fuentes. >> 7 mujeres son asesinadas diariamente en mÉxico, noticias telemundo comienza ya. >> noticias telemundo con luis carlos y felicidad. >> ¿quÉ tal? buenas tardes el puÑo de hierro del presidente donald j.trump contra los inmigrantes ahora cae sobre las aplicantes avisas. >> el gobierno propone nuevos requisitos que van desde revelar todo sobre sus redes sociales los telÉfonos y correos electrÓnicos utilizados en los Últimos aÑos esta investigaciÓn serÁ la mas dura a invasiva de la historia. >> marÍa estÁ tramitando la visa de su mamÁ quien vive en mÉxico y a quien no ve desde hace 17 aÑos, dicen que si se hacen realidad los cambios en requisitos teme que no pueda verla pronto. >> es muy difÍcil tratar de sacar una visa ahora con todo es mÁs difÍcil. >> como parte de su promesa de campaÑa, el departamento de estado ha propuesto nuevos requisitos que son mÁs estrictos

and nicola sturgeon has been speaking to our scotland editor, sarah smith.worried that talk of another referendum was a vote loser?e she was worried that talk of another referendum was a vote loser? s i am not. i have made my position on this clear. at the end of the brexit process , clear. at the end of the brexit process, i think scotland should have a choice over our own future. the alternative to that is brexit no matter how damaging. this is about talking about how damaging brexit would be to our economy and our big services if it goes wrong. i don't think scotland should have to accept that regardless. i think we should have a choice at the end of the election. i have also said that there is a more immediate opportunity, and that is to strengthen scotland's's hand in the brexit negotiations, so that we can have scotland's voice being heard and try to avoid an extreme brexit, going out of the common market, as well as eu. that is the immediate opportunity here, as is the ability, with a strong group of snp mps, to fight against further austerity. today,

nicola sturgeon launches the snp manifesto , calling for a second scottish independence referendum "at end of the brexit process". scotla nd scotland must have a choice about oui’ scotland must have a choice about our future. scotland must have a choice about ourfuture. a choice between following the uk down the brexit pass, or becoming an independent country. the mother of zookeeper rosa king — killed by a tiger — says she loved herjob and wouldn't have done anything else. manchester victoria station reopens — a week after the concert attack which killed 22 people. and injured dozens of others. and back in the top flight after 45 years — huddersfield town will celebrate promotion to the premier league — with an open—top bus parade later. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. with just over a week to go to the general election, campaigning has resumed in earnest, after a pause because of the manchester attack. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn, focusing today on the issue of childcare, found himself in a bbc interview unable to provide the cost of a key pledge — extending free childcare

hoy las mujeres protagonizaron una nueva movilizaciÓn en venezuela, contra el gobierno de nicolÁs maduron sobre los posibles peligros de comer, utilizando ciertas vasijas de barro. y en estados unidos y mÉxico, se vive con eenorme espectativa el duelo dde esta noche entre saÚl, el canelo Álvarez y julio cÉsar chÁvez junior. ♪ presentadora: bienvenido al nnoticiero univisiÓn. el gobernador de texas podrÍa firmar la ley sb4. una ley anti santuario en el estado, que ademÁs finalizarÍa a los que no cumplan con la norma. esta ley y darÍa facultades a la policÍa para que pregunten por el estatus migratorio a las personas, durante cualquier tipo de detenciÓn. galo: la sola idea de que los niÑos con cÁncer cuestionados ddebido a su estatus migratorio, ha desatado todo tipo de reacciones. la ley sb4 que estarÍa a punto de ser firmada por el gobernador permitirÍa eso y mucho mÁs. >> tenemos los grupos que van a poner un pleito, una demanda en contra de esta ley, y la vamos a pelear. galo: la propuesta sb4 permite que cualquier persona pueda ser obligada a mostrar sus papeles. ademÁs, los agentes p

nicola sturgeon, the snp‘s has governed scotland for ten years, so can we agree that the performanceesponsibility but the performances of public services but the overall budget is determined by decisions taken at westminster and the budget has been reduced since the conservatives have beenin reduced since the conservatives have been in office. let's start with the former head of policy for alex salmond. he said that we the smp have not closed the poverty gap, redistributed wealth or improved education. the sad truth is that anything we have

nicola sturgeon has been only campaign trailand nicola sturgeon has been only campaign trail and reactedors in calling a snap election. there are still questions for the tories to enter in light of the announcement today. what they have said is that there is evidence that the election returns may have been inaccurate, theyjust don't have the evidence of criminal intent. the election commission has already levied fines against the tories in terms of election returns, soi tories in terms of election returns, so i think there are big questions to a nswer so i think there are big questions to answer and i hear that the cps is still considering the south thanet situation. so, not withstanding, there is still lots to suggest there is still that the tories were kind of at it in terms of how they were allocating election expenses in certain constituencies. nicola sturgeon has been on the campaign trial in kirkintillock and reacted to news that no conservative politicians 0ur west midlands political as patrick burns joins us in 0ur west midlands political as patrick burnsjoins us in north birming

. >> nicolÁs maduro está mÁs fuerte o mÁs dÉbil? estÁ más dÉbil.Ía dejan estos enfrentamientos entre manifestantes, opositores y la fuerza de seguridad del gobierno. >>muchos estudiantes hispanos enfrentan grandes obstÁculos para triunfar, incluyendo los que son ciudadanos estadounidenses. una de las causas es el impacto negativo de ser parte de familias separadas. >> las preocupaciones de estos jÓvenes son muchas. Éstas son las materias que cÉsar rodrÍguez necesita completar para ir a la universidad. tambiÉn debe aprender y en inglÉs. su hermana enfrenta la misma situaciÓn. >> me hubiera gustado haber nacido allÁ y estudiar allá, por las distancia. >> se refiere a la separaciÓn familiar,sus padres viven en mÉxico. >> me pongo a pensar en quÉ pasarÍa si mi madre estuviera aquÍ. la extraÑo. >> el cambio tambiÉn se ha visto reflejado en sus materias. los tres viven con su tÍa nancy. ella cuenta que le declarÓ la guerra a estos obstÁculos. >> no tengo internet en la casa, pero con el telÉfono vamos a la biblioteca y en la biblioteca hay muchos program

there's been widespread international criticism of president nicolas maduro‘s plans to set up a new bodyould rewrite venezuela's constitution — and get around the current parliament which is dominated by the opposition. sweden is to lift identity checks on people entering the country from denmark imposed at the height of the migration crisis in 2015. another four countries from the schengen area are expected to follow suit in the coming months. now it's time for world business report. apple reports a surprise fall in iphone sales as customers wait for the ten—year anniversary phone. we talk you through the tech giants latest numbers. and as the french prepare to make their choice on sunday, we look at the contentious issue of immigration. welcome to world business report. i'm sally bundock. also in the programme, the impact of trumps visa review — infosys says it will hire 10,000 americans. details in a moment. but first, apple is the world's most valuable company and it made another huge profit in the first three months of the year. but it was a bit of a mixed bag. the california based