el rÉgimen de daniel ortega prohibiÓ las manifestaciones en su contra.brett kavanaugh. hablamos con tres mujeres que han vivido el hostigamiento sexual. >> el testimonio que ella dio, me pareciÓ real y del corazón. >> la actriz verÓnica castro habla de lÓpez obrador. >> no te voy a creer. >> ¿le pudieran negar la residencia por recibir beneficios del gobierno? hablamos con la cÉlebre escritora sobre la noche detrÁs del horror. >> yo hablo a partir de mis emociones. fÉlix: el régimen de daniel ortega emitiÓ un comunicado declara ilegales las protestas opositoras. sin embargo se realizÓ la marcha "nicaragua en rebeldÍa"que fue reprimida violentamente por la policÍa. mientras organismos de derechos humanos ha expresado nuevas preocupaciones por esos atropellos a la democracia y a la libertad de expresiÓn. desde managua, vn resumen de esta nueva jornada violenta. >> son opositores que huyen de la policÍa que dispersÓ y atacó con bombas de contacto segÚn los propios manifestantes, a quienes pretendÍan realizar la marcha "nicaragua en rebeldÍa" contra el rÉgim

el rÉgimen de daniel ortega prohibiÓ las manifestaciones en su contra.t kavanaugh. hablamos con tres mujeres que han vivido el hostigamiento sexual. >> el testimonio que ella dio, me pareciÓ real y del corazón. >> la actriz verÓnica castro habla de lÓpez obrador. >> no te voy a creer. >> ¿le pudieran negar la residencia por recibir beneficios del gobierno? hablamos con la cÉlebre escritora sobre la noche detrÁs del horror. >> yo hablo a partir de mis emociones. fÉlix: el régimen de daniel ortega emitiÓ un comunicado declara ilegales las protestas opositoras. sin embargo se realizÓ la marcha "nicaragua en rebeldÍa"que fue reprimida violentamente por la policÍa. mientras organismos de derechos humanos ha expresado nuevas preocupaciones por esos atropellos a la democracia y a la libertad de expresiÓn. desde managua, vamos con un resumen de esta nueva jornada violenta. >> son opositores que huyen de la policÍa que dispersÓ y atacó con bombas de contacto segÚn los propios manifestantes, a quienes pretendÍan realizar la marcha "nicaragua en rebeldÍa" contra el

una nueva marcha contra daniel ortega terminÓ con un muerte varios heridos vamos con toda la informaciÓnste es un noticiero univisiÓnedición fin de semana con fÉlix de bedeaux y arantxa loizaga. arantxa: buenas tardes y bienvenidos a noticiero univisiÓn. con la finalidad de promover la autosuficiencia entre los inmigrantes y evitar que se conviertan en lo que catalogaron como una carga pÚblica, la administraciÓn trump dio a conocer el borrador de un nuevo reglamento que, de incrementarse, negarÁ residencia permanente o visas emigrantes legales que hayan recibido beneficios pÚblicos o cobertura mÉdica bajo medicare o medicaid. esta a medidaa generado fuertes crÍticas. pablo: el gobierno apretÓ el gatillo. si es un inmigrante legal y ha usado ciertos beneficios pÚblicos no podrÁ pedir la residencia. >> una persona que estÁ pidiendo una residencia, si tiene un hijo nacido aquÍ de cÁncer una enfermedad y que no podido lograr los gastos como el seguro y ha recibido algÚn beneficio de algÚn apoyo allÍ podrÍa quedar perjudicado con esta nueva propuesta.pablo: si su hijo es ciudadano estadounide

daniel ortega expulso de su paÍs a los responsables de un informe de la onu sobre la violaciÓn de losirantes republicanos a escaÑos en el congreso o el senado estÁn siendo cuestionados por supuestos vÍnculos con grupos supremacistas que se manifiestan en facebook. de santis aspira a ser gobernador de la florida y recientemente se vio envuelto en una polÉmica racial, tambiÉn estarÍa entre estos polÍticos comprometidos. galo: las elecciones de medio tÉrmino se aproximan y la controversia no tarda en aparecer. el centro de investigaciÓn, cuya tarea es monitorear lo que ellos llacanÓ revelÓ que cinco candidatos republicanos son administradores de un grupo racista en facebook que promueve teorÍas de conspiraciÓn. segÚn una investigaciÓn, un grupo en facebook del cual vamos a obviar su nombre pero dispersa contenido de odio hacia musulmanes, activistas afroamericanos y fomenta extravagantes noticias de confabulaciÓn, hubieran tenido como administradores varios polÍticos que aspiran conquistar el voto de quiÉnes critican en las redes. >> quiÉnes un oriental electo debe alejarse marcadamente

padres encabezaron la pro esta que tuvo que cambiar su ruta por el asedio de afines al rÉgimen de orteganaron alcompaÑero y lo torturaron? reportera: el propio secretario de la semana que la comunidad internacional debe de dar respuestas para asfixiar la dictadura que segÚn luis almagro se viene instalando en nicaragua. arantxa: el flujo de migrantes centroamericano que busca llegar estados unidos ha comenzado a buscar el futuro mÉxico debido a las duras polÍticas de la administraciÓn de donald trump. tamaulipas, chihuahua y hasta sinaloa recogen a estos extranjeros. juan carlos gonzÁlez tiene los detalles. juan carlos: la ruta de sinaloa ha sido un lugar comÚn para los emigrantes. Últimamente muchos prefieren quedarse en esta ciudad. >> se estÁn cerrando fronteras. muchos optan por quedarse en lugares donde la gente es humanitaria. reportero: se busca tratar de aminorar el dolor fÍsico y emocional de estar lejos de su paÍses y de sus seres queridos. >> queremos saber cÓmo andan fuera de sus hogares.se vienen para acÁ buscar algo mejor. >> les han amenazado. reportero: segÚn ese sacerdot

year nick regulars faced a political crisis with both supporters and opponents of president daniel ortega clashing in the streets hundreds have been killed and thousands wounded many of them at the hands of pro-government militias according to human rights groups as many are calling for take it to resign he insists it's all part of an attempted coup but does his government take any responsibility for the violence and the chaos all of this week's headlines nicorette us vice minister of foreign affairs val drug ads. vice minister of foreign affairs thanks for joining me up front. this year has been in crisis since april you have hundreds of people reported killed thousands wounded armed groups attacking civilians on the streets thousands of nicaraguans fleeing to neighboring costa rican do you does your government the government of daniel ortega take any responsibility for any of that the government of nicaragua a violent criminal. the reason we call it a coup is because it's fundamentally a minute. was to overdraw the constitutionally elected government because an election that happened ju

miles de manifestantes exigieron la liberaciÓn de presos polÍticos y la renuncia de ortega.s de rescate. 33,000 indocumentados han entrado en espaÑa. la comunidad mexicana en los Ángeles festejo el aniversario 208 de la fiesta patria. dulce castellanos estuvo allÍ. dulce: lo mexicanosen antes hicieron su bandera y la fiestas patrias no fueron la excepciÓn en estados unidos. por 73 aÑos se ha llevado a cabo el desfile mÁs grande del paÍs en el este de los Ángeles. >> lo que estamos en estados unidos sigamos las costumbres. dulce: esta madre lleva a sus hijos para impartir con ellos m. >> los caballos me encantan. tambiÉn los instrumentos que tocan. dulce: sobre la avenida cÉsar chÁvez desfilaron charros, carrozas y bandas musicales. >> me importa el estado del que seas . ese momento donde tenemos que estar unidos. dulce: toda la republica se vio ilustrada con este folklor. >> es importante no perder estos valores. dulce: para los mexicanos que llevan mucho tiempo alejados de su tierra, esto ha sido una gran alegrÍa. el tema del actual clima migratorio tambiÉn estuvo presente

june since july fifth of the police were of the serious but the volunteer police were not daniel ortega who is now seventy has spent more time in power twenty one years over two stints than the late brutal dictator he helped overthrow in one nine hundred seventy nine some ozer president taken hasn't just abolished term limits he's also seems to have brought back family rule to nicaragua the vice president and his wife and his children have been appointed to key advisory positions in government is it any wonder then that his critics are saying he's the new some others are the new domestic leader that is that is bringing back the whole idea of polarization number one and number two i don't see anyone on the children's on the government payroll that is i do i don't see that either the edge of it two of his daughters or advisers or what they are not one of these are mentally ill and we're not going to get the discussion because you know you're going to go to who pays the go their government about they have now that they have the power but more power no let's go back to our the example of. t

ortega, maduro, castro are simply on the wrong side of history. we believe that us aid has an irreplaceable role in helping the americas to reach their potential, a potential that is almost limitless, but your role. your role is even more important. first, you can help deliver on the promise of democracy and freedom by creating opportunity. second, by the way you do your business, you can reinforce the openness and transparency necessary for sustainable, inclusive, economic growth. third, you can give the region's young people a chance, a chance to earn, to learn, to rise, to lead. i'm always amazed as people look around the world and they look at the demographics, they refer to the youth bulge in many parts of the world as a problem to be avoided or a challenge to be met. it's an opportunity, an opportunity to shape the future. taken together the freedoms that we see, the freedoms that are part of that hemisphere of freedom can unleash energy and creativity in a way that government alone could never match. as opportunity grows and good jobs are c

trying to take or take it down because it's not just about ortega it's about the sending east is and the threat they pose which is the threat of a good example to other latin american countries that the u.s. wants to dominate the send an east as remain an imperialist movement a progressive workers' movement that is independent and opposed to u.s. domination in the region let me ask you this because i keep seeing this same sort of thing happening and all this regime changes especially in central and south america is that it always seems to be against workers party is against anything anything that even smells socialist that that puts the worker and the people first what kind of message is that sending generally i mean just out into the world that we don't like any any government that is worker based or any movement that's worker i mean if you really get into the woodwork of the fabric of nicaraguan society you'll see that new cooperatives lead extensively by women i mean women's participation in nicaraguan society outpaces what you see in almost all of latin america these cooperatives

car slow to write you in an exclusive interview or did you speak with nick i was president of the ortega the former her alive now the power behind a bloody crackdown on political dissent in the central american nation. i'm so me so much god it's good to have you with us human rights watch has called for the international community to impose sanctions on china because of its treatment of muslim minorities in a report released today the rights group says more than a million muslims have been detained in so-called free education camps in china's northwestern region the horrors of the internment system are emerging only slowly because the chinese government tightly controls access to the region but they don't use much spending or travel to neighboring kazakhstan to speak to witnesses. but someone is a former inmate of a chinese reeducation camp he got out of the internment facility in march and is now in kazakhstan it's an important day for him he's meeting a team from amnesty international to speak about his experiences. to me it was found and we had to sing for hours. songs like without th

sandinista de liberaciÓn nacional de nicaragua, se manifestaron en defensa del rÉgimen de daniel ortegasidenta rosario murillo. >> el crimen organizado en mÉxico sealta como nuevo obstÁculo para el intento de inmigrantes cubanos para llegar estados unidos. que hicieron autoridades mexicanas, en una residencia de cancÚn donde decenas de cubanos estaban detenidos durante el operativo hubo detenciones y se supo que formaban parte de una operaciÓn de delincuentes. alberto garcÍa se nos suma con la informaciÓn. >> autoridades militares y policÍa federal de mÉxico anunciaron el rescate la noche del pasado jueves de 39 emigrantes cubanos en el centro turÍstico de cancÚn. >> se encontraban privados de su libertad y en la espera de un probable pago para su libertad. >> 35 hombres y cuatro mujeres serÁn retenidos en una casa con el propÓsito de presionar a sus familiares en estados unidos, a pagar para liberarlos y seguir asÍ su camino hacia la uned americana. una denuncia anÓnima habrÍa alertado a los policÍas que al llegar escucharon gritos de auxilio y asÍ lo rescataron. >> tambiÉn se asegurÓ

exige la renuncia del presidente ortega. esta es la ediciÓn de noticias "univisiÓn 14" sólo a las 11:00 p.m., tu gente, tu voz. ramÓn: buenas noches, soy ramón adame. una ley firmada por el gobernador braun dar mÁs tiempo a los inquilinos que enfrentan desalojo de su vivienda, en el estado de california. marÍa antonieta mejÍa tiene la informaciÓn. marÍa: la ley ab 2343 tiene como objetivo darle unos dÍas a las personas que enfrentan problemas con su alquiler. california no solamente hay una crisis de vivienda, sino que hay una crisis para los inquilinos. la legislaciÓn firmada por el gobernador de california extenderÁ el periodo que tienen los inquilinos para responder cuando reciben una orden de desalojo por parte de los dueÑos de sus viviendas. una persona tiene tres dÍaspara responder por uncon la. reportera: cambia el concepto de dÍas de calendario a días de corte, gracias a la nueva ley, los fines de semana y feriados no serÁn tomados en cuenta y le darÁ más tiempo a los inquilinos. >> a veces, los dueÑos intentanempeza

. >> bret: i had president ortega on the show recently and i pressed him about what's happening with his militias that are attacking not only police officers, but local citizens. take a listen. if you aren't funding and arming these paramilitary groups, who is? >> some are financed with the drug trafficking. others have tried to obtain financing from different organizations, even in the united states. organizations that have programs and activities and they have funds and those funds are then used to train paramilitary groups. >> bret: basically saying it wasn't him. >> there cut from the same clot cloth. they're making money off of their people, they don't care that they are starving, they don't care what they do. ortega has not only gone after what they claim are militia groups, they're going after the catholic church. they are burning down churches, going after the clergy. the catholic church is the one that's trying to fix the situation. what you have in both of these countries are dictators that have gotten high on the power. they'd gotten rich off the money, and the people are

i never was a president of ortega. it was my school in the sunset, francis scott key, and a ten-year school volunteer, and i never was on the advisory board of the beacon, but most everything you said was accurate. and i am humbled, very humbled, to be in the company of the other honorees today, and i can hardly look at all my friends and family that have come to join me today, because i'm afraid i'm going to cry. thank you so much for coming, sharing this moment with me today. i would like to accept this honor in the name of my parents, antonio and carmen aguilar, who came here in the 1920s. my father came first to los angeles and then to san francisco, fortunately, so he could meet my mother. my mother came in the '20s also when her father died when she was 12, her mother had already passed when she was 2 years old. she came here to live with her siblings, who already had come to san francisco and were working and had homes here, so they finished raising her. she came not speaking english. she arrived by a ship and w

what disney's workshop in the heart of the city is the cathedral which the spanish the loss of or ortega you got it likened to a mystical transatlantic liner. the setting of so golyer is the high plateau of spain's castilian heartland the name of the city dates from roman times when it was an important military base. in the first century a.d. the emperor trajan commanded an aqueduct to be built. but how shall we take account of it all demand seems now to bone the slave engaged in building the aqueduct the century and homesick for rome all the individual destinies compacted into a single line in the book of events linked in the invisible labyrinth of time. the aqueduct touch across a wide valley almost seven hundred thirty meters to bring precious water from the white on a mountain is to say go via to this day than one hundred eighteen arches span that valley in the lower town the slaves who constructed it had to pile the granite blocks twenty nine meters high wanting at dizzying heights. educated. doubtless it was slaves to who secured huge bronze lettering to the aqueduct for at one tim

walt disney's workshop in the heart of the city is the cathedral which the spanish the loss of or ortega you got at like into a mystical transatlantic line or. the setting of pseudo vo is the high plateau of spain's castillian heartland the name of the city dates from roman times when it was an important military base. in the first century a.d. the emperor trajan commanded an aqueduct to be built. but how shall we take account of it all demand saves not to bomb the slave engaged in building the aqueduct the centurion homesick for rome all the individual destinies compacted into a single line in the book of events linked in the invisible labyrinth of time. the aqueduct touch across a wide valley almost seven hundred thirty meters to bring precious water from the white on the mountain stu's ago via to this day than one hundred eighteen arches span that valley in the lower town the slaves who constructed it had to pile the granite blocks twenty nine meters high working at dizzying heights. educate. doubtless it was slaves to who secured huge bronze lettering to the aqueduct for at one time

ordered the expulsion of a un human rights team investigating abuse allegations president daniel ortega dismissed a un report accusing him of his government of ignoring human rights violations during anti-government protests the report accused ortega's ministration of illegal arrests torture and closed trials guatemala's president to shut down a un anti corruption commission in the country president jimmy morris says that he won't renew the bodies mandate when it expires next year the commission has been behind many high profile corruption investigations involving politicians and business people. argentina's government says that it will discuss a fifty billion dollars bailout loan with the international monetary fund on monday the argentinian peso which has lost half of its value against the us dollar this year stabilised on friday a latin america editor lucien newman reports from one of solace. it's a movie arjun times have seen before their currency losing its value at a record low and at a dizzying speed. all eyes were on the city when the cytisus financial center. after losing anoth

ordered the expulsion of a un human rights team investigating abuse allegations president daniel ortega dismissed a un report accusing him and his government of ignoring human rights violations during anti-government protests the report accused ortega's administration of illegal arrests torture and close trials three hundred people have been killed since the unrest began in april. as president to shut down a un corruption commission in the country president jimmy morales won't renew the body's mandate when it expires next year commission has been behind many high profile corruption probes involving politicians and business people. now the thai government is reconsidering the use of three toxic weed killers one of the chemicals particle is already banned in more than thirty countries has been linked to flesh eating bacteria diseases in farmers in northern thailand when he reports. in parts of rural thailand red marks the spot it's an indicator that farmers used to show that sprayed paraquat a toxic weed killer banned in many countries and the european union its use is blamed on a number

human rights team investigating abuse allegations president daniel ortega dismissed a young reporter accusing him and his government of a normal human rights violations during until government protests. those were the headlines when news continues here on al-jazeera after this is europe statute that's a water buffalo off at night in a stall camps have burned somali moms patrolled streets police ski and not. for lack of money i mean tired of gang violence they use the maternal approach to prevent crime. they don't have. to do that but a bit by. the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live them mothers of rain could be this is europe on al-jazeera. i'm not going to slam as a country. and some think we're here to metal box to persuade our mugs.

on al-jazeera hundreds killed thousands fleeing the country so it's nicorette us president daniel ortega facing a legitimate revolution or a violent. i made the house and with allegations of advantages and surrounding the u.k.'s labor party and its leader jeremy corbyn will debate whether the british left has a problem with anti jewish hatred and how much these accusations have to do with criticism of israel but first since april of this year nick regulars faced a political crisis with both supporters and opponents of president daniel ortega clashing in the streets hundreds have been killed and thousands wounded many of them at the hands of pro-government militias according to human rights groups as well.

como ortega son igualitos, cortados con la misma tijera. >> no solamente esta tirando la sala la comidaentes de una lenta y dolorosa recuperaciÓn. se estima que la poderosa tormenta dejÓ casi 3000 muertos en la isla. el gobierno prometiÓ $41,000,000,000 en asistencias. hoy en mÉxico se cumple un aÑo del terremoto que sacudiÓ la capital de ese paÍs. se realizaron varios eventos en la escuela, uno de los epicentros emocionales se recortÓ a los 19 niÑos que perdieron la vida. nuestra compaÑera estuvo allÍ. >> mÉxico conmemorÓ con un minuto de silencio el primer aniversario. todos acudieron a honrar a quienes acudieron. >> gustavo disfrutaba tocar rock. ese era su segundo aÑo inscrito y con sÓlo siete falleciÓ con compaÑeros y maestra. >> lo recuerdo como un niÑo super alegre. >> alteraron los edificios e incluso construyeron todo el edificio sin tener un permiso. >> estas croquis dan cuenta de que los alumnos en caso de sismo debÍan evacuar. pra mÍ murieron por la corrupciÓn. >> yo creo que la muerte de los chicos pudo evitarse. >> a un aÑo del derrumbe la justicia no llega. >> no es justo

police found ortega within minutes.rtega faces 12 years behind bars. >>> nearly one year since the deadly wind country wildfires and dv events are being planned. >> sonoma county and santa rosa will host a ceremony to remember the people who died in the fires including a reading by local sonoma poet and a firefighter bellringing. it begins at 4:00. >>> multiple tornadoes tore through southern minnesota. this one touchdown erie school last night. the weather service issued a tornado warning for several counties. >>> in the bay area, oesterle beast doubloon -- hostile be used to -- we had beautiful sunny skies and the perfect weekend. looking out to the skyline, 90s and clear. san jose, 59. 49 santa rosa, 56 livermore and san francisco. satellite and radar shows high pressure system that has been plopped over the pacific and that has been responsible for the warming trend that continues today but will change things to this low pressure system over canada. it will bring a break from the warmer temperatures and then there a

diversos grupos le pidieron a ortega que lleve a cabo los comicios antes del 2021. ♪ hoy disfrutamosndiciones durante la semana laboral. no vale su gÉlido puntos quÉ tal? feliz domingo. un domingo muy agradable en nuestra zona. sistema de alta presiÓn que domina. muy tranquilo california. el servicio meteorolÓgico nacional emitiÓ un aviso por bandera roja hacia eran parte del valle de sacramento. es desde esta noche al martes. esperamos vientos cuyas rÁfagas pueden superar las 25 millas por hora. hacia la bahÍa de san francisco se ve una neblina acompaÑando la bahÍa. la temperatura los 65° y la mÁxima en san josÉ cediÓ lo normal para la Época del aÑo, 79. tuvimos una maÑana en los 53. para este inicio de esperamos temperaturas cercanas a los 90. en la zona norte temperatura cerca de los 90 y nuestros amigos en oakland, san francisco, temperaturas en los mediados y alto 70°. desde el dÍa jueves y viernes podríamos tener Áreas de nubosidad en california y es posible que para el prÓximo fin de semana tengamos las primeras bandas de lluvia nuestra zona en mucho tiempo. lo vamos a seguir

el fondo ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> durante una marcha de protesta en nicaragua contra el presidente daniel ortegado junto a otros seis jÓvenes en la ciudad de leon tras participar en una marcha de oposiciÓn al gobierno. >> Él no es delincuente, es estudiante. >> estas otras madres temen que sus hijos en leÓn sean condenados en juicios que consideran represalias polÍticas. >> no hay nada legal ni siquiera hay una orden de captura. >> este adolescente de 14 aÑos afirma que un grupo de policÍas lo detuvo camino a su escuela y usando una jeringa lo marcaron con las siglas del frente. segÚn organizaciones de derechoes humanos locales al menos 400 personas han sido arrestadas los Últimos 4 meses, las arbitrariedades del sistema de justicia fueron condenadas por el alto comisionado de derechos humanos de las, que acu acusÓ, y ordeno el cese de la misiÓn este viernes. >> cometieron crÍmenes. >> iras a la cÁrcel. >> sÍ, tienen que ir al proceso judicial. >> hasta el momento no se conoce ningÚn caso en que se proceso e a policÍas o para militares que segÚn la oposiciÓn han matado a cientos de nicaragÜenses

los opositores al rÉgimen de ortega habÍan anunciado la marcha en las banderas desde hace una semana. personas afÍn del gobierno tambiÉn proporcionan marchas. >> es un acto cobarde. personas acorralada sin salida. >> el estudiante de ciencias econÓmicos, uno de los estudiantes expulsados. lÓpez estuvo atrincherado por mÁs de dos meses en uno de los registros de la unam. >> en la unam anunciaron que las clases se reanudan en septiembre. dicen no sentirse seguros en los recintos >>. en la universidad hay paramilitares aunque ellos digan que no, nosotros nos hemos visto. >> la cree una fernÁndez regres la corte maÑana pa dnarios de s segÚn el juez claudio ya habÍa liderado junto a su marido nÉstor kirchner. al menos 18 heridos, entre ellos tres policÍas es el saldo de un enfrentamiento entre participantes de una marcha ultraderechista y varios grupos de contra manifestantes en alemania. una semana despuÉs de que muriÓ un hombre apuÑalado del carpo una casa de grupos neonazis. >> una goleada lo coloca como lÍder de la liga espaÑola. >> desapareciÓ hace 20 aÑos east padre todavÍa te pregun

she's a past president of jose ortega elementary school, where they advocated and won that school to be included in the school bond, and those of you who know jose ortega, it's one of the nicest schools in the school district. rebuilt on a beautiful hill overlooking the ocean. she was instrumental in advocating for and working with people the trail blazers before her in the neighborhood, mini and lovie, and those were their names, mini and lovie ward. that's what the rec center is named for, transforming, again, part of the neighborhood that was overrun with crime, illegal activity and drugs and violence. and that has now transformed into one of the most beautiful clubhouses and playing fields in the entire rec and park facility all over san francisco. children and families come from all over the city to partake in that, and we're very proud in that in district 11. she founded the first and only beacon, providing services to families and their children for decades. the beacon was the model used by the san francisco unified school district to establish community schools programs, and

my name is jessica ortega and i am the mother of a fifth-grader at monro. [speaking spanish]

my name is jessica ortega and i am the mother of a fifth-grader at monro. [speaking spanish] >> voice of translator: i'm here because i am very concerned and i realize that there are parents of other ethnicities that are just as concerned

my name is jessica ortega and i am the mother of a fifth-grader at monro. [speaking spanish] >> voice of translator: i'm here because i am very concerned and i realize that there are parents of other ethnicities that are just as concerned, not just latino parents in what is happening. [speaking spanish] >> voice of translator: as the other parents mentioned, we have gone through at least three principles and this has caused the school to become unbalanced and uncontrolled. the current principal lacks a proper work ethic and has not been able to handle the problems that we are facing. [speaking spanish] >> voice of translator: i also want to express that this has also caused an emotional imbalance in both the parents and the children. it has been two weeks that we have been without a teacher and the people who have been sent, lack professional ethics and human kindness. i think that the academic portion is one part of its, by the other part is the emotional aspects that we have not focused on. [speaking spanish] >> voice of translator: another thing that the

i'm proud to say that i was the cochair for the ortega branch library campaign. back in 2010, we rebuilt this library over here, and it supports the children, and it makes the sunset better. >> thank you. thank you very much. mr. tom? >> i also have a family here. they were born in the house that they live in in the sunset today, and we're vested in trying to make it better for everyone. we know that the schools are not really under the -- it's out of our hands for the supervisors. it's controlled a lot by the state of california, but the after school and before school programs is what i would like to see. right now, the preschool program considers age four and age five. i would like to see it expanded to age two and three. for the after school programs, especially with two working parents like myself and my wife, we need after school programs that take care of kids that are educational and enriching and can watch kids till 6:00 when parents comes home from work. i started the friends of the sunset playground which took an unsafe park, and we ended up selling coo

el gobierno de daniel ortega ordenÓ lexfunción inmediata de una misiÓn de observación de las nacionesdiversiones disneylandia, en anaheim, comenzarÁ a vender bebidas alcohÓlicas para adultos en un establecimiento especial a partir del prÓximo aÑo.vo parqu guerra de las galaxias contarÁ con un establecimiento especial paraeventos, bautizado con el nombre de la cantina de ocas. ilia: una familia tiene un extraÑo visitante en la florida, en su casa. un lagarto extraÑo de malasia que fuemascota, pero ahora amenaza la tranquilidad del vecindario. nos dice quÉ estÁn a siendo las autoridades al respecto. danae: bambÚ, como coulomb a bautizaron quienes lo han visto, se pasea por este patio como si fuera su hogar. tanto asÍ que la familia residente le ha podido sacar mÁs vÍdeo, de sus sorpresivas visitas a esta vivienda. >> estamos reunidos con la familia en la casa y jugando con los niÑos en el sofÁ, de pronto lo vi. danae: el lagarto o, ademÁs de merodear tranquilamente por la parte trasera de la casa, se detuvo en la puerta por unos segundos. segÚn expertos, es un indicio de que estÁ domest

we have called on the ortega regime to end the violence against the catholic church. in the middle east, the united states is no longer and programs with united nations and we are providing nearly $150 million to christian and persecuted religious minorities to help them rebuild communities of faith in their ancient land. [applause and cheering] v.p. pence: it's happening. this administration has secured the release of americans held around the world. in egypt, north korea and venezuela, and we will never stop fighting until pastor andrew brunson is free. you heard yesterday from his daughter jaclyn, pastor brownson is an innocent man who has been held in turkey for nearly two years. to date, that country has not provided a shred of credible evidence against him. they put him under house arrest. that is not good enough. we will not rest until the -- we will not relent until pastor andrew brunson is home with his family in the united states of america. [cheers and applause] v.p. pence: we have been standing for values on the world stage. here at home, protect our liber

anti-government demonstrators in nicaragua's capital protests have flared up in managua over president daniel ortega recent decision to expel a human rights team who blamed his government for the violent repression of opposition protests break groups say around three hundred protesters have been killed over the past four months. the u.s. military has honored the late senator john mccain with a fly over as his body arrived for burial at the u. .