ariel: sÍ, mi nombre es ariel guzmÁn. vengo de mi trabajo .udar. lleguÉ a mi casa, agarrÉ una pala y una lÁmpara y estamos aquÍ para ayudar. alejandro: cÓmo fue lo que viviste? quÉ sucediÓ? ariel: cuando estÁbamos trabajando se sintiÓ muy feo el temblor. mucha gente saliÓ corriendo y gritando. yo sentÍ mucho pÁnico, sinceramente sentÍ que me iba a morir, para ser sincero sentÍ mucho, mucho miedo. es una de las cosas que no se la deseo a nadie todos, todos estamos aquÍ con la intenciÓn de apoyar. queremos ayudar a las personas que estÁn heridas, hacer un poquito de primeros auxilios entonces en lo que me pueda apoyar. te agradezco muchÍsimo. es una de tantas personas, de tantos voluntarios que estÁ llegando justo en la zona de desastre y que con sus herramientas vienen caminando desde muy lejos porque no hay transporte, el transporte estÁ colapsado. vienen caminando en grupos y quiere llegar a la zona donde estÁn los edificios derrumbados.quieren tirar, quieren quitar el escombro, mover lo que mÁs pueden. son toneladas de piedra y escombro que

in fact, ariel was emancipated from her mother when she was 14.o. >> ariel winter flaunts her curves at the emmys in a gown with two thigh high slits as they continues to post a slew of revealing photos on instagram. she poses in daisy duke short shorts and cut out tops. >> i want her to have respect for herself and have class. >> now her own mock, crystal workman is telling sunny about her concerns. she spoke to victoria recano. >> ariel posted picture after picture. some are not airable. >> i understand. that one in particular where her leg is raised holding a martini glass, i saw it and all i could do was cry and feel bad for her. >> arizona rei yell -- ariel fired back after being accused of wearing clothes that look like lingerie. >> she said: earlier this year, the "modern family" stairways criticized for wearing a gold cut out minidress at an event with her costars who were all casually dressed. >> i feel that ariel is starving for attention. i feel that this is a cry for help from my child. >> crystal's relationship with her daughter has b

ariel: hay una que se llama mobi cip y custodio.onera en promocionar talento de mÉxico. dia de moda. de verdad que esta mujer es una celebridad. ana: por desgracia nadie estÁ libre de ser vÍctima de un desastre natural y por eso hoy les mostramos las diferentes maneras en las que una simple aplicaciÓn tecnológica podrÍa salvar vidas. orlando: juliÁn gil llega a mÉxico para poner punto final a su pleito con marjorie de sapuza y estÁ dispuesto a enfrentar las consecuencias que esto implica. todas sus declaraciones aquÍ en cÓdigos segura. estas en el amÉrica, el show que durante 20 aÑos ha sido nÚmero uno en espaÑol por 20 aÑos. despertamos con mucha fuerza. Ánimo latinos. >> mira "despierta amÉrica" en vivo donde estÉs. suscrÍbete y descarga univisiÓn now ahora si. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ karla: buenos dÍas! al mal tiempo buena cara. ueves de septiembre de 2017. gracias por acompaÑarnos y un saludo a toda la gente de mÉxico que nos sintoniza. alan: por supuesto y estamos desde esta semana tenemos un gran huracÁn que está por veracruz de categorÍa uno

ariel also says -- erica also says ariel has been watching us since she was able to say -- mommy, allisonng that, ariel. she looks cute every day, right. ariel wants to be an artist or entertainer when she grows up and we have no doubt you will make that happen. >> yes. sassy. [laughter] >> such a grade word, sassy. >> yes. >> give us a little sass, mike. >> i'll do my best. that's it. that's the only sass i can muster up on a thursday morning. here's your fall countdown. fall is it on the way. it's only eight days. in fact next friday jus 4 o'clock in the afternoon we will that officially change seasons from what's left of summer into early fall so that's all that remains. enjoy the last week while we have it. here's your back to school forecast today. 64 to 71 degrees, a couple of showers out there especially out to the west of town. after school same deal. lots of clouds, a shower maybe even a rumble of thunder, 76 to 81, very humid degrees. all right, how about joint base andrews and their air show they're having this weekend. should actually be a decent weekend for it. saturday and s

gracias mi ariel.an a salvar, sin embargo, Él llegÓ justo a tiempo y se colocÓ en un punto estratÉgico para poder ayudar a estos patitos y salvarles la vida. me encanta que existan personas que estÉn tan pendientes de cosas que para muchos serÍan simples y que se comprometan a ayudar. lo importante es ayudar. extender nuestra mano a un animal o lo que sea porque para eso venimos a este mundo. a mi me fascinÓ el video del dÍa. les recuerdo que sigan comentando las redes sociales. la pregunta del dÍa es y ha sido vÍctima de racismo. mÁs adelante tenemos un panel para discutir el tema y para darte soluciones si has pasado por una experiencia tan amarga como esta. esto es lo que tengo en el rincÓn social. ahora es el momento de celebrar la vida con los cumpleaÑos. alan: asÍ me gusta! estamos celebrando la vida. miralo nada mÁs, yandel herrero. ana: juntin mateo cumple un aÑo y tiene pinta de+. rodolfo: y que me dicen de melanie contreras. francisca: y desde nueva york estÁ cumpliendo cinco aÑos. parece abo

huracÁn irma, regreso a estudios >>> gracias para conocer en detalles la trayectoria de irma estamos con arielue irma ya no tiene vientos de 185, ha bajado a 175, sigue siendo un monstruo moviendose oeste, noroeste a 85 millas de extremo norte de repÚblica dominicana, ha estado tocando tierra, el ojo llega a las islas, amo sur de caicos, vemos la otra lletrayectoria que trae noticias para sur de la florida, se ha desplazado lo suficiente para provocar daÑo quizÁs, catastrÓfico en el sur de la florida porque tendriamos gran peligro por vientos intensos, incluso en el norte de cuba podrÍa haber impacto. los vientos, una vez que haga esta curva, 155 millas por hora y podrÍa llegar a sur de la florida, modelos cambian levemente, lo ubican aquÍ para el domingo en la maÑana, en el medio de la penÍnsula escenario que nadie quiere ver acÁ. >>> con este monstruo de huracÁn, no solo los vientos son peligroso, la marejada tambiÉn que dÉjalo ciclÓn va a ser potencialmente mortal. >>> sÍ, se ha emitido vigilancia de de marejada ciclÓnica en el extremo sur de la florida, fo drams ver hasta de 15 pies de alt

. >>> para conocer al detalle lo que cabe esperar de irma, nos acompaÑa ariel rory drew gez.erto rico, rÁfagas mas de 60 mph en san juan y lluvia intensa en nor este de la isla. vientos de 185 mph, al oeste, noroeste, hay que recalcar que centro de huracanes dice que sur de la florida, podrÍa estarÁ bajo vigilancia de huracÁn tan temprano como maÑana, la traslaciÓn de este sistema porque el con sufriÓ cambios, maÑana estarÍa al norte de repÚblica dominicana viernes en la tarde entre bahamas y cuba y sÁbado en la tarde, punto clave para todo los residentes de sur de la florida cuando se espera que haga el giro abrupto, de este giro y gopd lo haga depende lo que ocurrirÁ despuÉs. >>> para domingo se verÍa el embate directo de este huracÁn con vientos de 140 mph, los modelos se han puesto de acuerdo. hoy di weno que es probable que domingo por la tarde irma estÉ cerca de las costa de la florida y r eso hay que vigilar este evento muy de cerca. >>> tras la des g de trump de acabar con daca los dreamers siguen con su lucha mÁs que nunca. algo que como nos dice lory tiene pronÓstic

mph, se han sentido, esto es un preÁmbulo de lo que podÍa estar pasando en la tarde aquÍ como decÍa arielan una idea porque en este lugar que nos con traencontramos hemo, palmeras han estado cayendo, de igual manera escuchar ruidos de puertas que sueÑan y demÁs, potenciales proyectiles, nostra tampo tratamos de asegurarnos en una zona donde podamos informar y tambiÉn protegiendo nos, yo me encuentro, cerca de media milla de donde estÁ la playa de naples y esta es un Área que esta desalojado durante los Últimos dos dÍas, porque se teme que hasta aquÍ pueda llegar algo de lo que son las inundaciones y preocupaciÓn continÚa siendo la marejada ciclÓnica. >>> david, gracias, aquÍ en miami, en la avenida brickell, ha aumentado, el viento, y el agua, ustedes lo pueden ver, pero quiero llevarles a un poco mÁs al aire, un vecino de esta zona, desde su departamento, aquÍ en brickell, filmÓ la entrada del agua, miren este gigantesco, movimiento de agua, que ocurriÓ aquÍ a menos de una cuadra de donde trans nims en noticias telemundo, muy cerca de aquÍ estÁ rogelio mora tagle, adelante. >>> quÉ tal,

. >> arielle is bringing the chair over, thank you, arielle all right, chris you take a look at the charts of oil. do you have to also take a look at the charts of the u.s. dollar >> oh, yeah. there's a couple of things that are interesting. when the dollar was under pressure, oil didn't respond these correlations that we've looked at for years and years have really broken down in 2017. one of the reasons this has simply not been a business cycle, this has been a central bank cycle a lot of relationships we all rely on have simply not worked i think the other important thing here with energy, let's differentiate between trade and a secular move i'm not in the camp that this is i start of some multiyear move this is tradeable at year end. this is the time of year and laggers rally. >> big cap, big integrated names like exxon, chevron have been horrible for nine months recently they've shown signs of life do they have room at year's end or are they dead monday still? >> there's a reason we showed chevron rather than exxon. chevron is a better chart. rice energy, a little smaller, is interest

ariel russia is at the u.n. >> this morning, president trump arriving at the united nations. >> the speech is a tremendous opportunity to reach so many world leaders at the same time. >> donald trump's day, packed with world leaders outside the general assembly, as the america first president gets ready deliver his address. >> he comes out with the u.s. being very strong. on the campaign trail, president trump blasting the u.n. as fundamentally anti-american. >> the united nations is not a friend of democracy. it is not a friend of freedom. it is not a friend even to the united states of america. beginning withgathering> gathering a meeting on u.n. reform. >> we want the secretary to make firm decisions to advance the u.n.'s core mission. and south korea, conducting joint military drills overnight, the growing threat from north korea expected to be a major topic. >> if the united states has to defend itself or its allies, north korea will be destroyed. >> the u.s., throwing down the gauntlet with, president trump in the rapid fire of foreign-policy meetings. abc news, the united nations. m

while at last check ariel martinez-colon website said the fee may apply, they said they are allowingeople to change their ticket without a change fee. if american airlines tells you something different if you don't see that credit on your statement go to 6abc.com you can call (866)978-4232 or tweet me by going to my facebook page channel 6 "action news." >> the cheese steak festival at citizens bank park features live entertainment and biergarten. it's 20 per person check it out from 12:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. >>> second annual coatsville vintage grand prix takes place this weekend, that is free. you will see cars and motorcycles compete in a challenging 2.2-mile course. there's food and other family-friendly activity. festivities kick off at 8:30 until 5:00 p.m. tonight. the animal orphanage is holding a woodstock festival. there will be dog demonstrations and 100 vendors and adoptable dogs and cats there. admission $2, we're back after this. >>> so glad you're waking up with us, 527578, sports, phillies heading into the final road trip of the season they have feline to -- they have ni

it's an ariel ballet over the dmv's farmland so now how about we go up, up and away with fox 5 photornalist dan grudovich i've had people pull over and i land and they go, "how do you get from here, this car to what you're doing? that is the coolest thing i've ever seen." and you know, you start with some flight lessons. i've been a skydiver and then i learned to fly and i happened to be looking through the trader plane magazine and i saw a bankruptcy sale for the biggest helicopter i figured if a place with a dozen shifts is going out, that's going to open up a window for one. i called up and called an instructor and said, "let's stat helicopter right now.' my biggest pleasure from it is being a part of the agriculture process working so well. we increase the amount of grain in the world like 150 million pounds every year. we spray pumpkins, we spray christmas trees, there's one county where we spray mosquitoes and they've never had a west nile virus outbreak in that county. all the adjoining counties that don't spray have had west nile virus. we're standing in a pumpkin field which

israel's right—winger ariel sharon visited the religious compound and that started the trouble.ne to have sovereignty over the holy sites, an idea that's unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. welcome. you are watching bbc news. the latest headlines: the us health secretary, tom price, has resigned amid an outcry over his use of private jets for government business. campaigners have taken to the streets of catalonia, as the region prepares for an independence referendum that spain has banned. the president of the european commission, jean—claude juncker, says miracles are needed, if the brexit negotiations are to move onto the next stage, any time soon. speaking at a summit of eu leaders in estonia, he said he didn't think there'd been enough progress, to allow talks on trade to begin, before the end of october. but theresa may says she's pleased, with what's been achieved so far. 0ur europe correspondent kevin connelly reports, from estonian capital, tall

abc's ariel rasheed joins us now with details on the day. hi, ariel. >> reporter: hi, monica.ical of the un in the past even threatening to pull u.s. funding but today a bit of a friendlier tone mixed with calls for reform. president trump spending monday at the united nations with rapid fire meetings on the sidelines of the general assembly. during his debut at the diplomat epicenter the commander-in-chief pushing for reform. >> we encourage the secretary general to use his authority to cut through the bureaucracy reform outdated and make decisions to advance the core mission. >> reporter: he had this to say about his own real estate. >> i saw great potential right across the street to be honest with you and it was only for the reason that the united nations was here that that turned out to be such a successful project. >> reporter: the america first president striking a slightly softer tone than his anti-un rhetoric on the campaign trail. >> the united nations is not a friend of democracy. >> reporter: today one-on-one meetings with french president emanuel macron and israel

tonight, we hear from ariel levy about grief and motherhood. she's a staff writer at the "new yorker" and author of the book "the rules do not apply." >> when i was 38, i took a reporting assignment in mongolia, in ulaanbaatar and it was going to be like big adventure. i mean, you don't get much more exotic than outer mongolia and it was the last adventure like that, i was going to have for a long time because i was five months pregnant. the doctors i talked to said it's fine to fly until your third trimester, off you go. the second night i was in mongolia, i went into labor in my hotel room and i gave birth in the bathroom at my hotel and for ten minutes, i was somebody's mother. and then uh, the baby died before the ambulance got there that was that. that was that. it was like i've-- i've switched, head flipped inside me and i'd experience, however briefly, i'd experienced maternal love. and i couldn't get that switch to flip back, so i felt like a mother. and you know, flip and switch to my body too when i was making milk to feed this baby w

jar vis road and williams ariel proceed. firefighters are still on the scene.ow since this home was just built we're told no one was inside. >> and jersey now, gaivd creato jr. will be sentenced today. camden county father that pleaded guilty in death of 3-year-old son. he was facing ten years behind bars after admitsing to playing a role in death of son brendon he pled guilty to single count of manslaughter avoiding possible murder conviction. it came weeks before second trial began and first ended in hung jury. >> white house is doing all it can to help as puerto rica ricans des satly wait for aid after hur khan maria. u.s. milling teary is sending a three star army general to lead recovery efforts there. u.s. navy hospital ship called comfort is also on the way. and people on the island are running out of basic supplies and they need to survive. defense department is sending several thousand more troops. >> montgomery country tree removal country one of the largest in country must pay a record fine to the federal government. tree experts has pleaded dpilt to

. >> and all of this being done without any demonstrable economic or ack tu ariel or plain common senseonale. it from us traits. >> there will be billions more dollars to provide health insurance coverage for those in those states who have been passed by by obamacare. >> so states can waive some protections for those with preexisting conditions if they provide people with, quote, adequate and affordable coverage. meanwhile special council robert mueller has asked the white house to surrender documents regarding some of the president's most controversial actions. that includes the firing of fbi direct director james comby and the dismissal of michael flynn. >>> good news for fans, new parking may be getting easier. there is plans to add a thousand space parking deck. critics though are raising questions why add a parking garage when there is a metro station just a short walk away. >> i think it cuts down on pollution, it helps support local businesses, brings people out in the neighborhood. i don't think you can prioritize parking over nature. it may be difficult, but i don't think neces

here's abc 7 reporter ariel with the address. >> reporter: a speech the white house billed as an incredible moment and enormous opportunity. the president looking to showcase american strength and leadership at the diplomatic epicenter of the world. >> i will always put america first. just like you as the leaders of your countries will always and should always put your countries first. >> reporter: president trump leveraging today's speech at the united nations to publicly call out adversaries. >> the united states has great strength and patience, but if it is forced to defend itself for its allies, we will have no choice but to totally destroy north korea. >> reporter: north korea with a front-row seat, but its ambassador conspicuously missing as the president lambasted the rogue nation for its continuous defiance of international demands. >> rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself and his regime. >> reporter: the president also turning his sights on iran. >> the iran deal was one of the worst and most one-sided transactions the united states has ever entered into. >> reporter: blas

israel's right—winger ariel sharon visited the religious compound and that started the trouble.ereignty over the holy sites, an idea that's unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the un has been accused of a series of failures in the lead—up to the crisis in myanmar. half a million rohingya muslims have left the country in the last month. less tha n less than 2a hours given to brian and to sort out cancellations to many passengers. a researcher at deakin university at deakin university australia. it is pretty grim from the rohingya's point of view. it is desperately sad. we are seeing strong words from the security council. from antonio guterres. but this highlights the problem in terms of the un's long—term strategy with myanmar. words have not worked. what is going to to encourage myanmar to change attitudes towards the rohingya is going to be actions, not words. what kind of actions? i think at this stage, getting

the list of the stars included worst dress included ariel winter sophia vergara heidi klum and reesepoon. more to come hours from now on good day d.c. >> okay. how do you feel about that? >> about what. >> sophia vergara making the bad list. >> it's what's on the inside that counts. >> barry white, wisdom martin this morning. battle over confederate statues heating up. >> the university of virginia has a new plan for confederate plaques in its rotunda. >> it's 4:41 and we're going to try finding you some tea with honey or maybe just hear why you have such a hoarse voice this morning. we're back after this. get the beats. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor and i sponsored this ad narrator: ed gillespie says dr. ralph northam doesn't show up? dr. ralph northam was an army doctor and a volunteer medical director at a children's hospice. he passed the virginia law requiring concussion standards for school sports. the smoking ban in restaurants. and dr. northam is working to connect veterans to good paying jobs in virginia. st. he shows up for whoever pays him. >> ♪

. >> reporter: their daughter ariel is stuck on the dutch side of saint martin after hurricane irma barreled through the caribbean. >> it's complete devastation here. complete devastation. >> reporter: her birthday celebration ruined, as devastating winds and rain destroyed the buildings around her. >> you hear stuff that the water has risen. >> reporter: she and her friend are safe. >> you try to do what you can. when you can't really see out your window, you can't really see anything. >> reporter: it's hard, an experience leaving families wearied for their loved ones. >> people are in an era where the information is at a moment's notice. if you're not getting some information, yeah, it can be very -- you're dropping the ball. >> reporter: they haven't gotten any word from the state department about evacuations or plans for rescues despite signing up for several government web sites. >> it seems to me there should be a protocol in place that allows you to get information on a consistent and timely basis about what the plans are so you're not left sort of in a vacuum. >> reporter: a state de

. >> and all out war between "modern family's" ariel winter and her mother over her provocative clothesct for herself and have some class. >> spicy in disguise. >> he wore a fake beard so no one would recognize him for his surprise appearance at the emmys. >> then, tv controversy. >> this is my last day at the view. >> was it because of this grilling of hillary clinton. >> do you age that that was happening? >> and here comes maria. >> the dire hurricane warning evacuate or die. >> best home hacks ever. >> how to get rid of a dent in the floor with an iron. >> that is amazing. >> how to remove a busted lightbulb with a water bottle. >> you are a genius. >> body slamming with the stars. >> now, "inside edition" with deborah norville. >>> deborah: hello, everybody, and thank you for joining us. a bunch of young people on bicycles doesn't sound menacing but when you have hoards of teens on bikes swarming neighborhood streets and highways it can be down right scary. they are called rideouts and lisa guerrero checked them out. >> these young men are taking over the streets with their bikes.

lave more oil pipeline that ariel from george w. bush invaded other countries just for oil the entire corporate state is it or you a gas orgy where everybody just just just talking and each other thank you like a charm around to find out whose foot is in there crack you. thank you thank you. but i guess in your back there. yes it sure i only know and and they don't care they don't care and you know why they don't care because the poor suffer the most and the soonest from climate change they they can't afford to replace their homes or their lives or buy new cars with when their george doesn't cover it and by the way of course those surance isn't going to cover it they've never covered i don't know you know you did under a national application you you didn't put that your car smelled like cat urine and that's ok that's a preexisting condition i'm sorry so yeah we're not we don't cover that in the case of flooding but we will give you this for a stress reliever right here you know just squeeze down every time you think about how you lo

israel's right—winger ariel sharon visited the religious compound and that started the trouble.o have sovereignty over the holy sites, an idea that's unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. hello. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the us health secretary, tom price, has resigned amid an outcry over his use of private jets for government travel. campaigners have taken to the streets of catalonia, as the region prepares for an independence referendum that spain has banned. the united states has confirmed it won't recognise a referendum by iraqi kurds on independence from baghdad. tensions have increased, since 92% of voters in the area backed the move. iraq's central government has responded by suspending international flights to and from the region. 0ur correspondent mark lowen reports from irbil‘s airport. the last passengers are arriving here at irbil‘s airport to take flights out of the country before all flights will be suspended this evening. we'v

israel's right—winger ariel sharon visited the religious compound and that started the trouble. over the holy sites, an idea that's unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the un has been accused of a series of failures in the lead—up to the crisis in myanmar. half—a—million rohingya muslims have left the country in the last month. ryanair has less than 2a hours to sort out compensation for hundreds of thousands of passengers hit by mass flight cancellations. after a fourth round of brexit talks both sides have said that progress has been made in recent weeks, especially on the future of the border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland. after brexit, that will become the only land border between britain and the european union. and there are fears of a return to the tensions around the border that existed before the good friday agreement. technology is being offered as a possible answer so our correspond

israel's right—winger ariel sharon visited the religious compound and that started the trouble.o have sovereignty over the holy sites, an idea that's unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the us health secretary, tom price, has resigned amid an outcry over his use of private jets for government business. campaigners have taken to the streets of catalonia, as the region prepares for an independence referendum that spain has banned. president trump has defended his response to the hurricanes that have ripped through puerto rico, saying aid efforts have been hampered by the fact the territory is an island. the governor of puerto rico has said more food is now getting through, although there's an issue of who will pay for it. david campanale has more. puerto rico faces a series of challenges unprecedented in its recent history. even before hurricane maria struck, the island was hit by a deluge of another kind. debt. $72

israel's right—winger ariel sharon visited the religious compound and that started the trouble.o have sovereignty over the holy sites, an idea that's unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. you're watching bbc news, the latest headlines: the us health secretary, tom price, has resigned amid an outcry over his use of private jets for government travel. the governor of the bank of england gives his clearest signal yet that interest rates are set to rise for the first time in ten years. campaigners have taken to the streets of catalonia, as the region prepares for an independence referendum that spain has banned. tributes have been paid to the british film maker who was killed while working alongside kurdish forces fighting so—called islamic state in syria. mehmet aksoy died when the military base where he was stationed, was attacked by is fighters on tuesday. his sister has described him as a family man, who was committed to the battle forjustice. she's been

and ariel is definitely plays a strong role in providing these terrorists with an actual motive to perpetrate these attacks so one can only wonder at this point if trump's new and expansionist policy on afghanistan will further exacerbate the situation. ok samir a can live from washington d.c. thank you for bringing us up to date with what we know so far well let's get deeper into the story and bring in political commentator muslim sure's from the very welcome. we just saw the picture of all of the leaflet all the screaming the dog with the. how insulting are those leaflets could. for instance such mistakes by the americans fuel more extremists you know thought in the country. oh thank you for having me as you are callie say it about the incident which happened today after attack on the back room here bridges which did miss you off into your off ganesan said that two people injured two of the situation are critical in this critical situation of afghanistan was no president. announced the kind officer did you knew assaults you for afghanistan is that we can say a value offensive issue and inde

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israel's right—winger ariel sharon visited the religious compound and that started the trouble.ver the holy sites, an idea that's unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the spanish government has defended its decision to send thousands of extra police officers to the region of catalonia — to try and stop sunday's independence referendum. ryanair has been ordered to sort out compensation for passengers hit by flight cancellations immediately — orface hefty sanctions. un sources and aid workers have told the bbc that un leadership in myanmar tried to stop the plight of myanmar tried to stop the plight of myanmar people —— rohingya people being raised with the government. they tried to prevent human rights activists from visiting sensitive areas. hundreds of thousands of rohingya have fled, with many sheltering over the border in bangladesh. the head of the un in myanmar has denied the claims. 0liver slow is a journalis

as put by ariel writer and academic i own a italia in a recent piece for the magazine quote satire is designed to shock us to jolt us out of our smug complacency and french magazine charlie hebdo looked to shock and their recent cover which depicted nazi flags in texas and people drowning as a result of hurricane harvey the text says god exists he drowned all the neo nazis of texas and the reaction has been predictably hypocritical especially from supposedly free speech advocates for congressmen and radio host joe walsh tweeted this quote. french rag charlie hebdo mocks harvey victims as a neo nazi showing the how do i make fun of everyone but muslims cowards. get burned out except for the january twenty fifth terrorist attack against them for an illustration mocking the prophet mohammad you remember the one that left twelve of their staff dead but then this does truly show how. the poverty of those who claim that their political leanings are racist or bigoted if you swede one have both took a satirical swipe at muslim extremists for your turning your nose now your traffic and the kin

international relations conference would heavily focus on economic development but as our teams summoned ours ariel reports the focus has shifted to ongoing military tensions in the region the hydrogen bomb test in north korea that rattled neighboring china and russia happened just hours before russian president vladimir putin touched down here in china ahead of the ninth annual bric summit now the nuclear test has somewhat overshadowed the true purpose behind the brics gathering world leaders from brazil russia india china and south africa meet to discuss economic development and bolstering emerging economies still there was always side talks at these summits and putin chinese president xi jinping wasted no time addressing north korea's actions together with other brics leaders they released this statement in the showmen declaration saying we express deep concern over the ongoing tension and prolonged nuclear issue on the korean peninsula and. emphasize that it should only be settled through peaceful means and direct dialogue of all the parties concerned now this is in contrast to actions the u.s.

don't know about this it's been going on for so long right now we've all of us know the basics in ariel here but see it seems to me that trump doesn't or he's intentionally being led down. a dangerous path because the u.s. military knows. military options are quite limited here they are limited and this is because while pursuing a strategic deterrent against the united states north korea already has a fairly large conventional the time of the d.m.z. is the most heavily militarized zone in the world right now period hands down and north korea has a gargantuan amount of artillery right on the other side of the d.m.z. the south korean capital is very close to the d.m.z. if the u.s. were to attempt a cruise missile strikes a bomber strikes in north korea targeting nuclear missile facilities north korea could very well respond. with an artillery barrage which would level the population of seoul and all those deaths would would would be on the u.s. hands right because it is the result the rest see the complete destruction of the north korea north korea and this point and it could very serious

yu, i'd like to direct your attention to the ariel chi case. ms.as the borrower that you stole money from, right? >> yes, sir. >> isn't it true that you asked ms. chi for a cash tip, as well? >> no, i never asked her for a cash tip. i don't remember that part. >> mr. yu, you had a telephone conversation with ariel chi, is that correct? >> correct, sir. >> and at the time, you didn't know that ms. chi was actually tape-recording that conversation with the assistance of the district attorney's office, correct? >> yes, sir. >> the d.a.'s office was trying to get him to implicate the bank. this recording was brought into trial through our attorneys on cross-examination of ken yu. >> let's just get right into it. >> you told me, after closing, that i'm supposed to go and give you cash, right? >> right, to make things... i mean, it's, legally, you're not supposed to do that, but, hey, it's after the closing... >> yeah, i mean, everything else is legally not right, so, you know, i think... >> (laughs) it's just an unwritten rule that, uh... it happens eve

ariel is live with more. >> reporter: president trump has been critical of the united nations in the past, even suggesting that u.s. should withdraw funding. today a bit of friendlier tone and call for reform. spending monday at united nations with rapid fire meetings on the sidelines. during debut, pushing for reform. >> encourage the the the the general to cut through bureaucracy, cut through red tape and advance the core mission. >> reporter: also this to say about his own real estate. >> saw great potential across the street to be honest and only because united nations was here turned out to be successful project. >> reporter: striking a softer tone than anti-u.n. rhetoric on the campaign trail. >> united nations is not a friend with democracy. >> reporter: one on one meetings with macron and nettia hue. >> discussing many things among them peace between the palestinians and israel, would be a fantastic achievement. >> reporter: coming amid a crescendo with north korea. >> if the u.s. has to defend itself or allys in any way, north korea will be >> reporter: agenda for trump call

ariel investment saying they are above cash target as well at 7%. is that the right week ago?uld you do under the circumstances? >> good morning. you could have pulled out from the investment markets over any point this year and missed out on the rally. managers or investors who hold cash are probably looking for a buying opportunity, which may be created by the volatility we see , north korea, u.s. politics, or the ramifications from the weather affects of harvey over irma. the big takeaway his from geopolitical events and uncontrolled weather events is the short impact is short-term that we can see, market sentiment, gdp growth for a , index levelsters on markets are expectations of earnings, but if we take the case of geopolitics, targets recover pretty quickly afterwards. if we take what has happened with natural disasters around the world, the construction and rebuild that follows these things means a boost in growth in the short-term as well, and the long-term effects are not that meaningful. i think the focus when we hear these negative headlines should be the long-term

reporter ariel rothfield has the latest on this joyful reunion.a holmes: "i didn't think i was going to make it."on july 24th latoya holmes' life changed forever. now she's waiting for it to change once again.latoya holmes: "like so, so, long. i never thought i would see him again." specifically to meet this man- trooper david smith - on patrol the night of her accidentnat pop: nothing ? haven't seen anything yet. trooper david smith: "her car was probably a good 200 feet off the road and it was past a tree line so i don't think anyone would be able to see it in the daytime, let alone at night."nat pop: is she seeing that she could describe? any signage or anything like that? on the other end of the line? nat pop: negative. all she sees is black and grass. she's pinned underneath the vehicle dispatchers natalie copeland and jacob smith pinging the phone.nat pop: phone is pinging east of lone jack route f9 and x? 10-4 i am in that areanat pop: "i'm in that area. i'm going to turn my siren on. if you still have contact with her see if she can hear i

. >> you have been at this 34 years at ariel, and longer if you include your career before that, relativeseen, john, how would you characterize the stock market now? >> it is an interesting time. i think there are some pockets of opportunity that are really special. if you do your homework now, it really can pay off and you look for these names where they have been neglected, misunderstood, and left out. i think this is a fun time to be doing research, thinking about industries and sectors where there can be some hidden gems there. ♪ julia: let's revisit erik schatzker's exclusive interview with bank of america ceo brian moynihan. they sit down on the day that warren buffett became the bank's largest shareholder, and the conversation began on that topic. ♪ erik: what kind of input are you hoping to get from warren buffett? >> i think he would say the same thing, he has owned our stock for six years. it is not something he did in the last 24 hours. he has been a big shareholder and a contingent interest. i talk to him once in a while. he likes how we are running the company. erik: he said

you don't think they need to be wearing like safety gear to go to arielle, is in firms grade at edenary. their turf field is one of 16 in d.c. that failed recent safety tests. >> we haven't had information in terms of follow up of what they're planning to replace it with. >> we understand their concern. >> reporter: d.c. general services promising action. they will be fixing the fields in the next few weeks, but some parents wondering why they weren't told of the problems sooner. >> i mean we give over our kids to the schools every day and, like, have to put a lot of trust in those educators. so obviously, like, safety and security are pretty high on the list of priorities. >> reporter: when it comes to her children's safety and those hard surfaces, she and many others aren't softening their stance. >> one teacher did an experiment to show her students just how important it is to wash your hands. she used three pieces of bread and wore a plastic glove to put the first piece in a plastic bag. then she washed her hands and its bag. after that she let every student in the classroom touc