teresa: y ojalá que así sea.

teresa: y yo soy teresa rodríguez. muy buenas noches.de "aquí y ahora". son preguntas difíciles de responder, pero ¿qué tal si pareciera ser la única salida? carolina sarassa nos cuenta la historia de un joven que se llama anthony de día y romeo de noche. carolina: en la vida, hay secretos que sería preferible que se quedaran ocultos para siempre. noemí: que dios lo bendiga. carolina: por meses, noemí guzmán saludó a anthony, su hijo de crianza, sin saber de dónde venía o cómo se ganaba la vida. noemí: anthony es... una persona muy reservada. carolina: como lo conoce desde que era niño, no quiso preguntarle mucho. para ella, era suficiente saber que se veía contento, no le faltaba dinero y estaba enfocado en sus estudios. anthony: para que "sieran" feliz mi familia, yo quiero ir para la universidad y sacar "la" diploma, pero yo quería ser basquetbolista profesional. carolina: desde niño, sobresalía por su altura y por su complexión física. anthony: a mí siempre me gustó hacer el ejercicio. so, yo estaba practicando para ser... eh, traine

teresa: [ríe] rubén: ¿qué? mi amor, no lo puedo creer.

teresa: y yo soy teresa rodríguez. muy buenas noches. a esta edición especial de "aquí y ahora". son preguntas difíciles de responder, pero ¿qué tal si pareciera ser la única salida? carolina sarassa nos cuenta la historia de un joven que se llama anthony de día y romeo de noche. carolina: en la vida, hay secretos que sería preferible que se quedaran ocultos para siempre. noemí: que dios lo bendiga. carolina: por meses, noemí guzmán saludó a anthony, su hijo de crianza, sin saber de dónde venía o cómo se ganaba la vida. noemí: anthony es... una persona muy reservada. carolina: como lo conoce desde que era niño, no quiso preguntarle mucho. para ella, era suficiente saber

host: teresa, from the bronx. teresa: thank you. i am curious, how long have you been in the country? were you raised here? here. i was born teresa: i think that you definitely are a racist, in the sense that you are trying to from south asia, and you are a hindu, if there was a genetic component, you would not be here because your country would be far superior to ours. let me to you something, i am an older woman. i was educated in a public school system here in america which was very good. it was after the civil rights movement started. it was definitely a deliberate effort to demonize the public school system. they have taken away all of the things i had. we had languages, music, arts. nephews my nieces and go to school, they don't have these things in public school. furthermore, all of my friends -- their kids are in college, they are smart. the education of your child depends on the parenting. host: i want to give them a chance to respond. one of the reasons people are reluctant to talk about these issues is precisely because o

, 52 injured, many of those people young carried out at the ariana grande concert, prime minister teresa may addressed the nation in a dramatic statement saying a new attack is possible and could be imminent. some of them are ready being deployed today. the 22-year-old born of libyan refugee parents, a conservative muslim family, radicalized in the past couple years, had contact with extremists and was on police radar. here is more of what she had to say last night. >> we cannot ignore a wider group of individuals linked to this attack, the threat level should be increased for the time being from severe to critical. this means their assessment is not only an attack remains highly likely but a further attack may be imminent. >> reporter: as the search does continue for any accomplices, the big home of the attacker, his brother being arrested, the nature of the bomb packed with shrapnel, and something like 59 people remain in eight area hospitals, several of them are fighting for their lives, several of them are children, teenagers, young people, identification of the dead continues as wel

teresa carrillo nos tiene mÁs.tante, no solamente en sacramento, sino tambiÉn en mÉxico. las dos son de méxico. muchas gracias por estar con nosotros. >> muchas gracias a univisiÓn por acompaÑarnos. estamos festejando el concurso " este es mi mÉxico". los estudiantes de tercer aÑo ganaron en un reconocimiento. el dibujo representa el amor y el reconocimiento, la educaciÓn de todo lo hermoso que representa nuestro paÍs. que niÑos de tercero a sexto aÑo estÉn plasmando en un dibujo hermoso todos estos valores, pero sobre todo el respeto a la diversidad y la tolerancia en nuestros pueblos. eso algo muy hermoso que yo vine a ver hoy aquÍ. >> asÍ es. muchas gracias. >>muchas gracias univisiÓn por darnos este espacio. >> gracias, quÉ bonito concurso! las propuestas con las invitaciones originales para el baile de graduaciÓn son siempre bien apreciadas. resulta que los guardabosques de las montaÑas de santa mÓnica estÁn buscando a ken escribiÓ su propuesta en una roca, como lo ve en esa fotografÍa que publicaron en twitte

teresa may spoke before the nation. warning her fellow before it ends to be 50 >> there's an attack remains highly likely, that a further attack may be imminent >> a sentiment echoed in philadelphia: >> we share a local, try to be defiant, got to show we're not afraid. >> philadelphia police released a statement late today, telling the public that the department is reviewing its intelligence gathering and strategy. david spunt be cbs3 eyewitness. >> thank you >>> president trump addressed the attack while in bethlehem today. >> so many young beautiful innocent people living and enjoying their lives murdered by evil losers in life. i won't call them monsters. because they would like that term. >> the president went ons at the world can no longer tolerate blood shed and the loss of innocent civilians >>> a scare for people in south jersey when a warning about a nuclear power plant mistakenly aired on television. this is what the warning looked like. alerted people to a nuclear power point warning at the hope creek nuclear

la seÑora teresa dice no estar de acuerdo con la manera en la que se manej la situacin. 18:54- 19:06vecina yo digo si estn en peligro los policas deben tirarlo a los pies no tirar a matar, me pongo en el lugar de ellos, si fuera mi hijo. este es la tercera muerte de un civil a manos de un polica en lo que va del aÑo en san jos. 1:09 1:32 edgardo garca jefe de polica de san jos han pasado los dos, dos que han pasado en dos semanas aqu, los dos que estaban eran dos personas que tenan cuchillos que atacaron a los oficiales, es lo que paso, atacaron a los oficiales, esta vez tambin, atacaron a un oficial con un cuchillo y el oficial no poda hacer nada que usar su arma para salvar su vida tag el oficial que disparo est suspendido con goce de sueldo y llevaba 15 aÑos en este departamento de polica. en vivo desde san jose mh t48 :01 :07 :58 take vo / lorena --las autoridades en san francisco indicaron que los crimenes graves descendieron en un 10 por ciento el aÑo pasado. --la policia indico que los casos de robos a personas y en viviendas presentaron una notable reduccion. --mientras que e

teresa may spoke before the nation. warning her fellow before it ends to be 50 >> there's an attack remains highly likely, that a further attack may be imminent >> a sentiment echoed in philadelphia: >> we share a local, try to be defiant, got to show we're not afraid. >> philadelphia police released a statement late today, telling the public that the department is reviewing its intelligence gathering and strategy. david spunt be cbs3 eyewitness. >> thank you >>> president trump addressed the attack while in bethlehem today. >> so many young beautiful innocent people living and enjoying their lives murdered by evil losers in life. i won't call them monsters. because they would like that term. >> the president went ons at the world can no longer tolerate blood shed and the loss of innocent civilians >>> a scare for people in south jersey when a warning about a nuclear power plant mistakenly aired on television. this is what the warning looked like. alerted people to a nuclear power point warning at the hope creek nuclear

what did we do for teresa's birthday? dude, we were like, whoo! every single time somebody said the "p" word, you were doing vulgar things. it was fun. it was like an x-rated jailhouse party. >> she came up with it. >> why can't we come up with it? >> do you have any ideas? >> i really don't want to. >> knowing her friend won't celebrate her birthday, she thought the least she could do was purchase a card from the commissary. >> she's sensitive about celebrating her birthday. i know how it feels, because i've spent three birthdays in here. the first time it wasn't fun. it still kind of warms your heart up that even though you didn't want to, someone still cared enough to get you just a little something. >> concepcion is being held while awaiting trial for the murder of her 2-year-old son, fox. he died one year earlier. the same night concepcion was celebrating her 25th birthday. ramirez and shanholtzer have no idea what concepcion has been charged with. >> it says, sweet, dorky, precious, unique, no other person has been born or will there be one

teresa nos pregunta lo siguiente.ey de familia en inmigraciones muy complicado, es mejor consultar a un abogado para conocer todas las posibilidades. marÍa: si tienes cualquier duda y quieres saber la respuesta, envÍa tu pregunta en redes sociales con el hashtag #quierosaber. mÁs adelante el cine de acciÓn le dice adiÓs al actor que le dio vida por aÑos al agente 007. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es "contacto deportivo". xavier: rueda la pelota por el mundo. martes relleno de fÚtbol en asia. semanas de finales en mÉxico. arrancamos en corea del sur. en la copa mundial sub 20, mÉxico empatÓ con alemania, lo que complica su pase a la siguiente fase. en otro encuentro, la sorprendente sumÓ su segundo triunfo consecutivo. no tuvo piedad y goleÓ, lo que le asegura su pase a la siguiente ronda. los invitamos a que nos acompaÑan a disfrutar del partido de ida en la gran final del fÚtbol mexicano. karina: mientras los aficionados buscaban su localidad para estar en la gran final del prÓximo domingo, chivas trabajÓ a puerta

, and mother teresa replied, "god has not called me to be successful. god has called me to be faithful." over the years, i have carried in my heart is similar code that my parents taught me. it's real simple. if you do the right things for the right reasons, good things will happen. so there you have it. .umility, patience, and faith and always a few tears from me. wordsday night on "after ," a journalist examines campus sexual assault policy in his book. mr. taylor is interviewed by the editor-in-chief of "the national aw journal" and "legal times." >> share for the viewer is your thesis.nieces -- >> the gist of it is there has been a huge myth that has taken root, that there is an epidemic of campus rape, a culture of it is rape where encouraged and condoned even by the administrators, that it's out of control, that is increasing, that it's worse on campus than it is off-campus, and that it requires completely andlishing all due process the presumption of innocence for the accused people, 99% of whom are male, and that's not an accident. this comes fr

now teresa and corey are living in hiding, afraid of retaliation from the killer.o get asylum in the u.s., but know their chances are slim. the unholy violence of honduras has propelled a river of women and children towards america's southern border. part of what the u.n. has called an invisible refugee crisis. >> we are leaving an untold war. >> reporter: nisa medina is battling a culture where women, she says, are disposable. men are getting away with not just brutalizing women but killing them and not getting punished. >> because we are -- it's common. it's something that you can be expected of, leaving here. >> reporter: the threat too often comes from within a woman's own home. this is haiti hernandez, a 30-year-old mother of five. she lives with the horrific memories of the night her abusive husband brutally attacked her legs with a machete. the attack so savage, her husband had actually severed both her feet. >> he cut you here? he cut you? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: a ruthless attempt, she thinks, to steal her physical independence. do you think he went after

mother teresa came to visit the office and this little tiny woman he recognized as being a giant on the world stage, had amazing respect for her, being the first president to put a woman on the supreme court with the appointment of sandra day o'connor, very proud of. he respected their role, many years ago that wasn't one of our big issues but it was important to him to show respect. as a young woman working for him i felt his utmost respect toward me and his appreciation for the value that i have. he was a man of incredible patriotism and that is something you would expect from a president but having been behind the scenes with him that was not something he did when the cameras were rolling. this man was patriotic to the core. how many times do you think he heard the star-spangled banner, the national anthem, or any of these other songs being played. we have guests come to the office, they would perform for him and thing for him or play music for him, you can imagine if you're playing for the president what will you probably perform? probably patriotic music. here is this man who has h

now british prime mister and teresa may spoke at number 10 downing street about the bombing at an area on the ground a -- i --ariana grande concert. >> i have just chaired a meeting of the government committee cobra where we discussed the details of and the response to the appalling events in manchester last night was our thoughts and prayers are with the victims and families and friends of all those affected. it is now beyond doubt that the people of manchester and of this country have fallen victim to a callous terrorist attack. and attack the targeted some of the youngest people in our society with cold calculation. this was among the worst terrorist incidents we have ever experienced in the united kingdom and although it is not the first time manchester has suffered in this way, it is the worst attack the city has experienced and the worst ever to hit the north of england. the police and security services are working at speed to establish the complete picture, but i wanted to tell you what i can at this stage. 10:33 last night, there were reports of an explosion at manchester arena

and when teresa made did meet with president trump january 17 that handholding at the white house waswise move. the protests started off. >> but then the case they were mistaken. and then not to come for the case that was mistaken of the foreign sector. [laughter] >> i embarrassed to tell you mr. speaker i was mistaken for mr. trump and it is a very humbling experience. >> what about president from coming to parliament? and with the automatic right and from banning certain countries. and with that bin by president from by even cast more strongly into the in the westminster but as far as this place is concerned that our opposition to racism and sexism in support for quality above the law that is the important consideration in the house of commons. >> the winter months writing out through the political agenda could this man held? and with those 2 billion panels of social care. and these people it turned out many were tradesmen. into the with those insurance contributions as a scottish nationalist. >> so the path of aspiration i think that is a decision to make headlines were bad with th

british prime minister teresa may increasing the terror threat level from severe to critical in that country and warning a further attack may be coming. >> it is now concluded on the basis of today's investigation that the threat level should be increased for the time being from severe to critical. this means that their assessment is not only that an attacks remains highly likely but a further attack may be eminent. cheryl: and welcome to risk and reward, i'm sherrill casone in for deirdre bolton. children targeted by isis. at least 12 under the age of 16 injured. isis now taking a responsibility for the attack and authorities have identified the suicide bomber as 22-year-old british citizen. he detonated an improvised explosive device outside near the exit as young audience members were leaving the show that had just ended. the first victim of the explosion has been identified. 18-year-old georgeenea, she was an ariana grande super fan. she posted this picture taken two years ago right before last night's concert saying she was quote so excited to see her again. the youngest victim

now british prime mister and teresa may spoke at number 10 downing street about the bombing at an area on the ground a -- i --ariana grande concert. >> i have just chaired a meeting of the government committee cobra where we discussed the details of and the response to th

teresa may visited the injured at a children's hospital.uthorities say that the suicide bomb's tacked the crowd as they left stadium, they say 23 year-old salman abedi arrived at the venue by train and detonated the explosives near one of the main entrances. >> along with the police terrorist network, is to continue to establish whether he was acting alone or working as part of the wider network. >> reporter: manchester police raided suicide bomber's home, blowing down its front door before entering, and they also arrested an unidentified 23 year-old man, several groups held moments of silence for the victims including the royal family, manchester soccer team and the u.n. cbs news has confirmed that abedi was men to british authorities, prior to yesterday's attack. >>> emotional scars from this attack are still raw, those who narrowly escaped juror death are struggling to come to grips with what they witnessed. one woman was just behind a exit door when the blast took place, she described what it was like to be that close. >> we saw debris

teresa may. anna phone call this morning pledging u.s. resolve will never waver in the face of terrorism. >> the manchester bombing is also certain to change the tone of the president's last two stops on this nine-day trip. a leader summit in brussels, terrorism will no doubt take center stage, which may give a tough talking president new leverage to seek some of the reforms on security and trade that he's really after. james cuesta mark >> john roberts, traveling with the present. john, thank you. as great britain embraces, u.s. forces targeted a compound in yemen today. the first own bret baier texas inside -- >> deep inside a saudi airbase on the outskirts of riyadh, saudi officers run an operation more than 20 miles away. this is -- their neighbor to the south. it seen here is a serious threat to the kingdom, because they are backed and funded by saudi arabia's number one enemy. i run. iran. >> they are funded by the iranians, the missiles come across the border from yemen and strike at our towns and cities are a rainy and made, so at

. >> reporter: we're working to get more information on that arrest but british prime minister teresa may says it is beyond doubt that britain and city of manchester have fallen victim to callus terror attack a complex investigation in the deadly bombing is underway. >> i would like to appeal to any members of the public that may have images or footage from last night, that they can assist in our investigation. >> reporter: frightening scene at one of england's largest indoor venues manchester arena where american pop singer ariana grande was just finishing her cons court a sold out crowd of 20,000 this morning, 22 people are dead including the attacker, and 59 more injured and hospitalized. >> my thoughts are very much with those hoff been injured or who their lives and their loved won at this terrible time. this is clearly a very concerning time for everyone involved. we're doing all that we can to work with local, national agencies, to support those affected. as we gather information about what happened. >> reporter: one man who attended show said he left early to avoid crowd and h

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prime minister teresa may saying it appears to have been an appalling terrorist attack.gonizing waiting game for parents and friends of people attending the concert. posting notes and pictures of the missing on social media. asking for any one who may have seen them. tom rivers, abc news, london. >>> ariana grande was not physically hurt, but emotionally different story. she's devastated, moments ago tweeting she is broken. from the bottom of my heart, i am so sorry. i don't have words. >> her management team released a statement saying our hearts are broken words cannot express our sorrow for the victims and families harmed in this senseless attack. tmz reporting that the rest of her concert tour in europe has been postponed. >> joining us live is former fbi counterterrorism official and abc contributor, steve gomez, we talk often during incidents look this. a different one. how do authorities make a determination a terror group is responsible? >> well once they have identified who the suspect is, and, especially a suicide bomber, they're going to dig into that person's

teresa miyamura, for one, believes that garcia torres ought to be spared the death penalty.in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news once the jury reaches its verdict on a sentence we will bring it to you not only on air but online. the best way to be the first to find out is through the kron four mobile app. it is free to download... just make sure to enable the push alert feature so you can be the first to know about breaking news. ( steve ) another big story tonight is the deadly attack at an ariana grande concert in the united kingdom that has left at least 22 people dead and dozens more injured.( pam ) that country's prime minister raised the terror threat to critical... the highest possible ranking. investigators say.. the attack was likely carried out by a suicide bomber who they have identified as a 22-year-old man. rylee carlson, with our partners at c-n-n... with what witnesses saw. isis claims responsibility for a night of terror in manchester dozens were injured and some killed in an explosion at a concert venue:alexandra rayson/eyewitness: "we heard a loud bang and t

teresa may expected to raise this issue with president trump when they meet on the sidelines later on today. there is always deep skepticism after he revealed highly classified information during his recent meetings with russian officials in the oval office. a lot at stake here. the president expected to call on his nato allies to ramp up in the fight against gist and also to increase defense spending. president trump greeted by thousands of protesters when he arrived here. remember, a lot of folks who live here are still fuming after president trump referred to brussels as a held hole after their terrorist attack last year. nbc news. >>> police in montana have sited a candidate that is happening today. the republican front runner is facing a misdemeanor assault charge after he body slammed a reporter. the reporter made an audio recording because he was recording the interview. take a listen. >> let me talk to you about that later. >> yeah. >> i'm sick and tired of you guys. the last time you came here you did the same thing. get out of here. >> ben jacobs who recorded that audio says

let's go to teresa joining us from illinois. good morning. just like to say based on u.s. history, the at mom, what happened on the african continent, recently with korea if i was north wouldn't give up my nukes either. the united states does not one of the countries to have self-determination. we want to control everything. president kimant jong and to have the capability of attacking south korea with nuclear weapons or russia or japan or the united states croissant caller: absolutely. states provokes some of this stuff. i am wanting to know if the central bank, there are only three country left. north korea is one of them. qaddafi gave up his nukes and you see what they did to qaddafi it and libya. they just destroyed them. the united states is partly responsible for that refugee crisis. host: let's be clear on your point here it north korea be allowed to have nuclear weapons? if israel can have nukes, then north korea should be able to have nukes. india,ia, china, pakistan, united states can have nukes, then north korea should be able to have nukes. host: that doesn't b

announcer: at the g-7 summit in sicily reporters asked british prime minister teresa may about her conversations with president trump. on the recent intelligence leaks and the current u.s. u.k. elationship. >> from bloomberg, in any relationship, particularly a special one, if one partner messes up, it's usually a good idea to apologize. did president trump say sorry to you about the leaks on intelligence when you met yesterday or today? and would you continue to describe the trans-atlantic relationship as a special one? >> the relationship between the united kingdom and the united states of america has been a special relationship now for many years and does continue to be one. they are our most significant defense and security partner. if i did raise the issue of leaks of information that have been shared by the police with the f.b.i., with president trump, he has made clear that that was unacceptable. the metropolitan police as i understand it have received assurance from the f.b.i. and have restarted the process of sharing information with them. announcer: c-span where history unfolds daily.

. >>> british prime minister teresa may said another attack could happen soon, she raised the terrorism level to the highest level possible after the attack. there was a controlled imloation by the police to gain access to a building in -- explosion by the police to gain access to a building. >> investigators are trying to get a sense of the full scope of this investigation, how many people may have been involved in this attack and britain is bracing for perhaps another attack. >> reporter: images of grief, remembering victims of the attack. an eight year old girl now identified among those killed. at the same time, signs of resolve, security on high alert, while the police have identified the suicide bomber, others may be at large. >> it's a possibility we can not ignore that there is a wider group of individuals linked to this attack. >> reporter: teresa may announced that the uk's joint terrorism center believes that the threat remains. >> this means that their assessment means that a further attack may be immeant. >> reporter: congress showed solidarity on the same day that the unit

teresa and i made this point that manchester itself was bombed by the ira. take a serious and as you recall the peace process resulted in the ira in northern ireland in positions of peace. we will not get positions at peace because the out of sunlight the northern irish are not rational. we have to accept the fact this is an irrational act done in a way to maximize symbolic affects of terror and until we decide we are going to deal with the terror, go into the heart of dirt is, which we are doing from the defeating aces in iraq and syria. we have go and get ahead of them. i know you have to be technically fair and balanced on this. i'm telling you right now this is an islamic terrorist fact. >> are we more exposed are less exposed to in the u.s. and the u.k.? a lot of incidents like this in europe over the last couple of years. how would you size up, tony, america's exposure compared to europe's in this kind of attack? >> excellent question. we have a lot more free material available for some and plan to do this. in this case, this was a military grade explo

. >> prime minister teresa may speaking after the horrific attack confirming 59 injured, 22 dead. of the injured, some critically wounded and some still missing and looking for their loved one, which is beyond the dead, perhaps the hardest thing to imagine. as a human being >> reports coming in that some people literally opened their homes to people. and reuniting people with loved ones. the time and the blast of the blast intentionally set deliberately chosen to cause maximum carnage. 22 dead, 59 injured. we'll get you caught up to speed on your forecast and dc headlines after this at whoa! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. teresa may confirmed these numbers, 22 people killed and 59 police say one man carried out a suicide bombing. at the manchester arena. ariana grant

the pond is because there are new reports that prime minister teresa's may conservative party may be in trouble with elections there. next week france and germany down almost five, up seven. the ftse 100 something to watch today. lauren: u.s. stock market futures are mixed. s&p at the plate. nasdaq plate. nested features absent in. yesterday we did see the nasdaq and s&p is up a record seven days straight. cheryl: nice to see certainly with what's happening with oil prices. oil in particular under pressure of ready. it's been that way overnight. inventory data coming out. we shall see about the contract today. gold is up by 20 cents but oil town fractionally. lauren: are talking about this earlier. the elections in the u.k. the pound is at 127 versus the u.s. dollar. you can see the euro is down versus the dollar right now. cheryl: news we are watching today for u.s. markets. the federal reserve's latest beige book reading. the regional snapchat of the u.s. economy. here's the question appeared without those the case for the third to raise interest rates for the policy which is two w

hoy teresa nos pregunta lo siguiente y le responden. >> la tarjeta roja es muy Útil, se puede conseguira pÁgina de facebook. enseguida, si tiene mascotas en su patio tenga cuidado, este verano podrÍa haber mÁs garrapatas que de costumbre presentadora: el fÚtbol mexicano tiene un nuevo rey, las chivas rayadas del guadalajara se coronaron este domingo en la final. >> chivas! arriba mÉxico! 100% mexicanos! >> ganamos las chivas. amÉrica, mira, ya llegamos ahÍ donde estÁn ustedes. >> mucho esfuerzo, y todos la merecÍamos. presentadora: bueno, pasemos ahora con toda la informaciÓn deportiva en contacto deportivo. ernesto: hola, amigos. hubo bronca entre gigantes y nacionales. conectÓ su cuadrangular nÚmero 14 en lo que va de la temporada. en la alta de la octava fueron expulsados tras agarrarse a golpes, literalmente, por un pelotazo. y los dodgers derrotaron a san luis. este fue el noveno cuadrangular en mayo. cambiamos de deporte, y este es el golfista estadounidense que fue arrestado esta maÑana por supuestamente conducir bajo influencia del alcohol. fue detenido alrededor de las 3:00 de

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we're expecting teresa may to speak any moment. "new day" takes over from here.hanks for being with us. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> good morning. welcome to your "new day." tuesday may twurb23rd. at least 22 killed, dozens more injured after a loan suicide bomber just as an ariana grande concert let out in manchester england. it holds 21,000. many are still unaccounted fr. >> one saying there were bodies scattered everywhere. many of them children running for their lives. reaction is pouring in from around the world, including remorks from president trump. let's go to clarissa ward live in manchester. >> reporter: that's right. well, you may be able to see the arena in the background behind me. this is actually as close as we can get to the venue because there is still a large police corden at least a square mile around the entire area. and as you know ariana grande very popular pop stwar the tween audience. that's why there are so many young people there and they're confirming at least 22 dead. there were children among them according to the people who att

earlier reports say the prime minister teresa may is likely to bring this up when she meets with presidentobama during their nato meetings in nato today. we'll take a short break and when we come back francis rooney republican congressman from florida will be here to talk about the president's trip. we'll be right back. >> regardless of your background, remember where you came from. hold on to the way so many of you reached out to mentor young persons through the cares about kids. hold on to the way you engaged in this community. make sure to bring that commitment to whatever walk of life you choose. >> bravery, not perfection was the key that unlocked every door that i have walked through since. it took me 33 years to figure out that brown girls can do white guy things, too. >> unless you understand you are here because of a lot of help, that you also understand that now is time to help others, that is what this is all about. >> saturday night at 8:00 eastern, 2017 commencement speeches. this weekend speakers include former california governor arnold schwarzenegger at the university of ho

speaking after a visit to the queen — teresa may says europe is hardening its stance and the european european union's stance has hardened. threats against bitain have been issued by european politicians and officials. the fbi director tells the senate he fells sick at the idea that the bureau may have influenced last year's american election. look, this was terrible. it makes me mildly nauseous that we had an impact

teresa may, prime minister of england, raised the threat level in great britain to imminent, critical which means an attack is imminent. here she is, saying it more clearly than i just did. >> on the basis of today's investigation, the threat level should be increased for the time being from severe to critical. this means their assessment is not only that an attack remains highly likely but a further attack may be imminent. >> you find out who this guy is a. couple weeks ago he was in libya and might've transferred to syria and people like alan kinsley come his neighbor across the street, there are different people living there the past we 6 months and more than once we have seen a young man in his 20s get picked up by another young man and they believe the bomb is so sophisticated there's no way he could have done it himself. >> they didn't think anyone else was involved but his brother ishmael was arrested, 23-year-old guy arrested in manchester and his girlfriend said the brother that was arrested yesterday, the guy responsible for this, salman abedi, they say he had just returned

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this afternoon, as you saw we were visited by teresa may and the home secretary amber rudd. they were given briefings about our investigations over today and the next few days. i can confirm that the man suspected of carrying out the atrocity is salman abedi. i do not wish to speak about him any more at this stage. ou priority william our community partners, if he is was working as part of a wider network, thank you, ladies and gentlemen. hop kkins briefing t. this community is in shock while they try to find out if this is in fact a broader investigation. in new york, former fbi man sean henry joining us. a counter terrorist expert, what are the first things they're doing there as they try to determine what kind of bomb, who this boxer was, if there was a alarmer terror se-- larger terr cell involved. >> right now they just want to fife who was involved. they just said it's not clear if he was acting alone, or if there was an additional plan. they will look at exemployee fives that were used, and that will identify what group may have made it and where they are and individu

manchester this morning after a deadly bombing at an ariana grande concert, british prime minister teresa says terrorist attack is among worst britain has experienced, 22 people are dead and 59 are hurt, police say some of the dead are children and authorities believe that the man detonated improvised explosive device, he was killed in the explosion. forensic investigators are trying to determine if the attacker had accomplices and so far in one has claimed responsibility for the attack. >> i'm sure that will come soon. 6:15. here's sue. >> something we did not see much of yesterday we are seeing a little bit today. we have a sunrise, sunshine over wilmington, delaware this morning. that makes for a pretty start to the day. that is why our number was high tore day then yesterday but there is still a chance of rain before the day is through but just won't be wash out that we had yesterday and more rain in the forecast, for tomorrow, and then into thursday, and little bit of a warm up in the holiday weekend we will hopefully dry out by then but we have got a lot going on here with this stal

take a look at the forecast for santa teresa high school's graduation. 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. the temperatures will not be too high, actually. coming up to the low 80s. absolutely beautiful day for the graduates there. live doppler 7 showing why you the coast is not hot. here's a live picture of the fog. you can see 30th bloofl sky up above. 61 in san francisco. as we take another leave picture from walnut creek, you see the hazy skies. that's why we have a spare the air alert. one other live picture from our camera, do you see the fog there? it will be a bigger player over the next even if days. we are looking at milder conditions for the memorial weekend. >> so we have the fog near the coast. it pushes near the bay. we could see a spotty drizzle. notice the fog has pushed all the way across the bay. it will start to pull back but we see a little patch or two lingering. expect what you have been seeing which is foggy conditions. this is pretty typical. shown first thing in the morning, upper 40s to 50s. a nice night to sleep well. coolerary reaching all areas. still warm but

the all-time high, foreign investment, i think people like that fact of the stable government of teresa may. in to be collapsing from rex it. initially to make sure that they maintain the trade with the country one of the great things of course, from the way that they were. >> the independent line. >> caller: i don't understand that because it is this some kind of union that america is the richest country in the world. why you keep lying about that? is the poorest country in the world. >> when it comes to tradepoores you don't need a trade deal we can buy a american goods at the supermarket or the shops and that will make trading easier between countries. the tuesday it is a wealthy country so when it comes to the trade deals and there really drive prosperity on sorry. go ahead and restart. >> caller: hello. thank you very much for bringing up this topic i have a question at the ends of the second world war and the best lead -- the guest is reasonably young not school the the idea to bringgetr european people to gather. for those for which england was involved.e so the atf we were schoo

between the relationship between teresa and donald, look at this photograph in "the telegraph." ie andlling trump's t slapping him with her purse and messing him with -- his hair. 8,a general election on june campaigning has resumed. >> theresa may wants to beef up security across britain as a response to the attack in manchester. labour leader jeremy corbyn -- in britain's recent libya. isrecent polls show corbyn closing in on a may. smallest margin over labour. a,finally, you have something on a special radio talk show taking place in mosul. >> you can read this story and the lebanese daily area the talent show gives young listeners to take to the airwaves and sing classic arabic songs. to help young people forget about the horrors of war and life under the islamic state group. as one part is best, mosul is a wounded city but the future will be built by us, the young people. for more, youou can head to our website, france24.com/inthepress. stay with us. the news continues after a short break. ♪ >>>> in this episode, kim stringfellow's project documents -- documenting the diver

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president trump and teresa may will hold their own meeting. it comes as relations have been strained in recent days about intel leaks. let's go to sicily. that's where we find sara murray. i hear they sat next to each other at dinner last night, but now they are going to actually pow wow. >> of course we heard their public statements. we heard president trump condemning leaks. we heard theresa may saying this is an important intelligence sharing relationship. both sides need to be trusted. we are being told they are slated to have this sideline meeting at the g-7 today between president trump and teresa may just to sort of hash over those issues. obviously, we don't have a lot of access to this summit. but it will be interesting to hear what comes out of that. i think one of the interesting story lines you are seeing develop around president trump abroad is we are seeing some of these frictions come to light more than we have in the past. we have seen the issues between president trump and theresa may. we obviously saw president trump publical

so, teresa mays-- >> on the steep-- steps of downie street she addressed.orkers saying you have a job,is but not always job security. does that mean she is proposing to scrap the tribal peace asdo more than a dozen european nations have already done cracks >> yes, i did say that on the streets and if it's important that here in this house wed consider not only what might be called the more obviousus injustice, but the life for those people are struggling to make ends meet. he refers to the situation of some workers who might have some job insecurity and potentially i suspect there are many members. on the opposition who might be familiar with an unscrupulous boss. [laughter't li >> abe as he does not listen to his workers. a boss who require some of his workers to double their workload and maybe even a boss who exploits the rules to furtherr his own career. remind him of anyone? >> with the comments reassembled after summer break in 2016, there was a brand-new minister. >> statement the secretary of state exiting the european uniof >> during the months the