. >>> sammy para hablar de los te portes >>> estÁn los semi fin listas.aya. algunos milimÉtricamente. hay que cambiar la estructurdel deporte, pedro gallese. que estuvo efectivo en los 5 penales. 5 a 4 en la definiciÓn. va a jugar el prÓximo miÉrcoles en porto alegre frente a la selecciÓn chilena. >>> vamos al mundial femenino de la fifa italia y no pudo contra holanda. las campeones irp derrotaron # goles a 0. marcaron en un lapso de 10 minutos en el 78 y 80 respectivamente. el triunfo para el equipo de la orange le entrega un premio aÑadido la clasificaciÓn al fÚtbol femenin de los prÓximo juegos olÍmpicos por telemundo. alemania y suecia. saldaron cuentas, las saoux porque al ya las eliminÓ en el 2003 en aquella final. las bi campeonas del mundo perdieron y mÁs alla de ponerse arriba en el marcador lo diovuea losdenla fuera dels olÍmpicos l y suecia van a jugar las semifinales elprÓximo miÉrcoles y terminamos con grandes ligas que llevaron su rivalidad il por tanto al otro lado del atlÁntico. yankees frente a los medias rojas de bobos ton. en el estadi

y sabemos que lo que decÍa sammy chile ha ganado los 20 tror feos en santiago y new jersey.el partido en el tiempo reglamentario. aquÍ estÁ la pelota. la salida para el conjunto chileno el balÓn largo. cuidado con el turbo sigue edu vargas. se quedÓ con dos cambios, eduardo rueda. >>> colocar un jugador para patear o no. si puede reemplazar con algo lo que tiene en el campo o tendrÁ a los jugadores que Él cree que son los mejores en los 12 pasos, ¿no?. >>> en el terreno de juego. >>> sÍ, seÑor. >>> va enfrentarse el miÉrcoles en porto alegre. ganador de la serie que tendremos maÑana por la tarde, uruguay perÚ. el equipo colombiano ha sentido mÁs el esfuerzo fÍsico en los 90 y tantos minutos. particularmente los volantes. barrios que ha sido leÓn en mitad de la cancha retrocede mÁs que los minutos pasen y termine el partido. igual que el huaso isla y alexis sÁnchez. viene john stefan medina. imagen de maripÁn. se nos va el partido en el tiempo reglamentario. >>> no estuvo fin alexis. no fue un buen partido para el nÚmero 7 medina. . . barrios. se apura. rÁpidamente el toque p

as i understand it, sammy, you were walking up to the building as it happened.hat happened at the moment. >> when we got there we could see that there were fire trucks and ambulances that had started to arrive on the scene. we had walked up to what was happening. things weren't quite taped off yet. we couldn't see the damage that had been done. we knew the crane had fallen. right when we saw it we could see how much damage had been done. we're starting to see what happened. >> it's scary. we are looking at the aftermath where the crane had fallen. how close is your apartment to where it fell? >> so we know the crane had gone through a few of the walls and is by where the pool is in the interior of the apartment. so we don't know how much, if any damage was done to our apartment. we have no idea how much damage was done to one of our vehicles. it's in there. it was on the top floor. we know that there was structural damage from every level of the parking garage and every level of the apartment building. we don't know if it's still there or at the bottom of the pi

and yes sammy sosa actually looks like that now. but he suffers from a rare mental illness called too much money. and the microsoft takeover gets even worse it's not only microsoft they're doing it in partnership with a cyber security firm called galois which though it describes itself as a privately held u.s. owned and operated company public records indicate the gal was only investors are darpa the defense advanced research projects agency and the office of naval research both of which are divisions of the department of defense did you catch that. galois claims to be a private company the only investor is the god. so microsoft and or war machine are taking over the election system i mean darpa darpa is the department then tries to put microchips in soldiers' brains to create terminators or. no cobbs or other dystopian hounds of hell anything ever invented would you were like 1st response is that jesus christ darpa did that that's just. that's just. it. doesn't matter what. if it's like a slinky that can kill $900.00 people at once

sammy cressy. my stare but i. told him only as soon. well be that man and he right because that creates it more than it. it's a difference will look at that through. his presence in the committed an. arsonist when they were. going to shove is from the our treasure. when they get to 200 hard core of. people who were nicer to some grim strong bit of just. trying to get her to some of those on the ground there who are going to country. one more. question as that's a one move plus. it's on the whole chain here sits in the. east. palace that the chest the butt. cheek just love to see. you all. should just yes people. who partied with you to this question. asked. much more. to do much. to do this last thing. basically up obama the mother of god offers us human are you know guys like you gotta start with if they like it here people get other. innocent i wanna mention a video on the last 10 years of the new year yet i don't know how much you say or sasha. he would get unstuck on t.v. either so he's here yet has she got. into. it was necessary o

brandon: come on, sammy! [family gasping] brandon: i'm brandon mcmillan,

. >>>> hay mucho fÚtbol, estÁ sammy.tinto se enfrentÓ en belo horizonte a bolivia, clasificÓ como segundo a los cuartos de final, en 75 segundos marcÓ el 1 a 0, despuÉs el doblete para el volante por izquierda, a los diez del complemento. marcÓ el de honor para bolivia, y el goleador de la mls la temporada pasada, marcÓ el 3- 1, perÚ espera resultados, entre el domingo y lunes para ver si clasifica como un mejor tercero, copa mundial femenina de la fifa, primer partido octavos de final, castigÓ los errores de nigeria y derrotÓ sin laerds, ganÓ 3- 0, de penal y marco las cifras definitivas, alemania celebra el pase a cuartos de final, ronda en que no han fallado desde su primera ronda de fÚtbol femenino en 91. los penales llevaron a noruega a cuartos de final. de la final que disputÓ en china. la selecciÓn de camerÚn en cuartos de final, lo vamos a resumir todo. va a estar bueno, ahÍ lo vemos. >> le vamos a presento aahora a una mujer. mi madre era costurera. a estados unidos, estuve siete aÑos. volver a los Ángeles. auto

es una constante sammy del Área contraria. Área donde es mas eficiente. o la posiciÓn que es cerca del Árbitro. >>> beausejour. maÑana por telemundo siguen las emociones del fÚtbol en la copa mundial fem m ina. desde las 8 de la maÑana. 5 del pacÍfico cafÉ cargado, italia ho bien lanuda. de las 12:30 uruguay frente a perÚ. desde salvador bahÍa. >>> la intenciÓn era correcta. >>> la posiciÓn de roger es equivoca. tenÍa que estar en la punta. debe ser un automatismo. en el terreno de juego. >>> arias. >>> lo que me pregunto juan pablo. van 64 minutos de tiempo corrido. no estamos viendo el mejor partido de falcao. si pond ramos algo en queiroz era audacia de decir. voy a hacer mi equipo. voy a hacer mis cambios. y no le temblaba la mano. y no va haciendo la hora de duvÁn. no creo decir que pase. sico lom bay queda eliminada van a caer las criticas y se prepara cardona para ingresar. se viene edwin es la prirm variante. en el conjunto colombiano. se hace friccionado el partido va a ingresar al terreno de juego. otro de los que vi

sammy coup for the former f.c. byron star knows why baffle was so important for ghana but i think you know we have to be appreciated having the morrow you know from day one that he decided to play for gun i think that was the 1st step because he mean that maybe he will have an influence in our country to have a football and he did you. knew who he had to involve in order to build something in gonna. be on the way to. the mainstream they want to know who was. i believe. 3 times african bands won the champions league with and the big months they play for you know god she'll play for 186 to munich as well. the pele the superstar encounter. together with another former professionals they are not only trying to change the structure of guinea in football. what matters to them is a change in african football making it more competitive. and they know the fish stinks from the head down. they should make. all. their organization is one of the key. problem in this continent footballers have not been involved after. the game a

joining us is sammy san quist in dallas. what was the first sign of trouble you saw today. >> caller: when we were approaching nothing happened. when we walked up, nothing was roped off get. there were six firefighters, trucks going past us. cars were still getting there. we could see the crane had from the east side of the building crashed into the apartment complex that we live in. we know that it has hit instructial damage for every single floor. it hit the parking garage. we don't quite know yet if our car is there. we haven't been able to get into our apartment to see if it's okay or if we have any damage. >> wow. so you live in this building. do you know of anybody who was actually injured? >> we don't know anybody who is injured, no, at least we don't think we know anybody who is injured. >> and what are you hearing about what's next? >> so right now they have a list across the street. we still can't get into the apartment. the people at the latino cultural center were there, and they have a list of every resident who

the main source of income for most families in this region like sammy. the traditional fisherman of used to go to catch fish some years tourists would come up and say could you take us to the dolphins we used to take them and charts anywhere from $100.00 to 2000 rupees but we had no clue what a dolphin was used to think it's just another fish. in 2016 more geometric mitra a conservationist working to protect dolphins in the seas of north go up one of the big things we need to remember as humans and i think this is the underlying principle of my work is that we don't have a natural domination over everything around us everything deserves a life of dignity and compassion and has its own reason for being on the planet and it doesn't have to justify its existence to us unfortunately people expect everything to be justified in relation to their morning everyone welcome to our ocean biodiversity experience mitra's started down our conscious especially to tackle that mindset and create responsible travel experiences to make boat owners like more avera of the en

absolutely sammy. has been very much on the sidelines this whole venture a press conference giving all of the credit to donald trump saying that he is the person or will go down as history bringing peace to the korean peninsula heaping praise and flattery on him as he has done throughout this whole process there was a lot of speculation before this took place about whether we would see somehow 3 leaders on that demarcation line between the blue huts as it was. it was just trump who met with kim one that had the famous handshake moved a step across the border and then back again they've now moved what you've just been watching this is the freedom house this is on the southern side of the armistice village it is already decked out obviously as we've seen there in both the north korean flag and also the stars and stripes we heard donald trump saying we shook hands i didn't know if kim was going to step over the border into the south well they obviously had a room prepared assuming that he would step over

well a surprising you say invitation sammy other details of a merger since president trump extended that invitation on sunday when he's going to the militarized zone between north and south korea to say hello to kim that they could shake hands and have a quick chat well although he said he thought the smalling spontaneously it's now emerged that he mentioned the idea in an interview with the u.s. news organization the hill back on monday so days ago not quite as spontaneous worth telling you to that might compare the u.s. secretary of state and before that the cia director who's been the point man for the administration with regard to the negotiations with north korea rather surprised everyone by missing the official dinner for g 20 foreign ministers staying in his hotel during the evening because we're told he had to work on very urgent business just occurs to me perhaps he was working on a range moments for this meeting either way it is a very important meeting if it happens at a very important time clearly a year ago you had the summit in singapore historic a u.s. leader meeting a nor

meteorologist i should ssay, counting downo people could come in to wolf track, they were there to see the sammy hagar show this evening. you got a chae to counthem in. that was cool. >> as long as i grew up there, i think i went there as a kid one ime, that place is amazing. that place. i cannot wait to take my wife and watch a concert, my kids to watch a concert there. it is a perfect place. i mean i probably -- >> even if you don't count people in? even if you don't do the countdown? >> i actually have to pay for the food next time, s-- >> this dude was eating everybody else's food. >> there was some shrimp i had at o point and the photographer was like, no, we have to go, i was like, but the sh imp. out there it has been a beautiful day for the most part. there was rain in parts of the area, butfter the heat wave, we're back down into the 80s. average high temperature right now 80 degrees. for the , that was 8 high today. 85 also in ocean city.at th was a nice beach day. if you are heang down to the beaches, the beaches looking great. right now, a very nice night. current temperatu sitting i

relieving relieving some of the sanction pressure during those negotiations that remains to be seen sammy. sol has played a role in all of this shed some light for us. certainly. the president of south korea this has been a big success his credibility has been damaged in recent weeks and months with the collapse of the hand on the summit and he has taken a lot of heat especially from north korea who seem to be disappointed that he hasn't been able to deliver hasn't been able to be the intermediary with the u.s. as he has promised but characteristically moon j.n. has been on the sidelines this afternoon left it for donald trump to go out there in the puntland jam and shake hands he has left it for donald trump to take all the praise in fact throughout this whole of the sunday in any news conferences in any event president has basically said this is all down to president donald trump. thanks to president trump this historic meeting has taken place now i'd like to pay tribute to the creative and bold approach that the president has demonstrated and all sorts through his meeting today we are

the goal came from sammy who hadn't scored in over a yearand from sammy who hadn't scored in over a yearback pages it is not even on. it is the perfect scenario for the tabloids to go football crazy. it is definitely not on the front pages. as the tabloids are all pointing out, it is the 37th anniversary of the country quite what the phrasing but the end of the falklands war, deliberation i think they described it as an it has all of the perfect ingredients yet it is not on the bank different and does that tell us? you are a newspaper editor. sometimes you can be out of step with something. 6 million people can't be wrong. sometimes newspapers... i and can't be wrong. sometimes newspapers... land not can't be wrong. sometimes newspapers... i and not having a dig. that is the nature of broadcasting or newspaper journalism. sometimes you can be not be entirely in tune with what people are thinking. absolutely. we have all got to sell newspapers, haven't we? newspapers are struggling but it is an interesting one of this help sell newspapers? they have presumably made the call because they t

business should be able to decide who you know served to whether it's a wedding cake or software to sell sammy automatic weapons on. it's sort of like it's always a different set of rules when you go to the extremes whether it's a laughter the right there is a different set of rules for us well yeah i mean you can do that to other people because you can't do it and that's where i think you're going to fall into a lot of ideological problems and philosophical problems with real conservatives who actually are conservative in government yeah yeah i mean here's what big business is like the pro capital side of the conservatives the you know that and of the country that really buys into this you know capitalism or nothing in that teeny tiny part and you know a little bit later. there are kind of thing falls into what for a mention them early what forbes contributor bruce weinstein declares and he said in a free society businesses have a right to create policies that are consistent with their values as long as those values are themselves consistent with the law you know which is basically the argume

necessary component of successful development and i think this is something that's or it's hereon or sammy authoritarian systems are pretty good at do you mean to say that the authoritarian legacy could actually be an advantage if labyrinths well well that's an interesting question that's you know that's like the question of how you term how you transition from extractive to inclusive political institutions i mean i do think that you know the experience in my experience in parts of the world you know which don't really have centralized political for a t. for example in sub-saharan africa it's terribly difficult to create that if you don't have it you know and this one says africans have never had it but the problem is that you know once you have it centralized authority can be used to repress. inclusion i think the real story of you know how places like you know western europe developed inclusive societies that these things came together you know that centralized authority was built gradually with with with deeper inclusion political inclusion that's a sort of balanced path i think you kno

. >> i remember the texts, like, of sammie saying, i'm going to be an aunt. >> i was so excited. >> reportert excitement, the pot tial for >>> with more than two dozen democrats vying for their party's presidential nomination, you may need a score card to keep track or maybe a playlist. each has his or her own walkout music. and you may be humming some of these tunes come election day. here's ed o'keeffe. >> reporter: dozens of candidates can start to sound -- >> beat donald trump. >> reporter: -- the same. but before they walk out, like major league sluggers stepping to the plate. each candidate seeks to strike just the right note. pete buttigieg, a fast-rising long shot has -- well. high hopes. while for chelsea gab eert, there's -- ♪ no mountain high enough >> reporter: elizabeth warren is waging her campaign "9:00 to 5:00." and you can probably name andrew yang's tune. the goal, to get voters coming back. >> it's branding. it's associating. the song will speak in a way that words can't. ♪ don't stop thinking about tomorrow ♪ >> reporter: it famously worked for the first boomer president,

public school system is rebuilt in borno states experts say children need other help to al-jazeera sammy did restrain force from my do going. from 0 to a more most of us saw our father killed by book or our fighters who also took away how mother. now the 11 year old is fighting back challenging the ideology of our father's killers by getting an education. that. i want. to. learn and. so on and also. taken from a displaced people's camps she joins 200 others who are being looked after school in the state capital by. the number of orphans on the streets and the danger they potentially posed criminal gangs to fight for boko haram is forcing the government to take action 50 of these bigger schools have been built in borno state the epicenter of the book wire and crisis they can take in thousands of children we never had a chance to go to school education has been cut short the government here hopes that they will help counter the extremist ideologies of the group and it could be children with knowledge and education to help them thrive the state's governor says the priority now is to get the

underhill is having a baby. >> i just remember, sammy saying i'm going to be what the gender was.as a boy. >> so excited. >> it's that excitement, the potential for a happy ending that drives schubert every time. >> so i'm going to call this case closed. >> he looks at it just like that. it's a mystery to be solved. he's been inundated. he set up a facebook page. just for helping people or answering some of the calls he's now getting. >> what he does changes people's lives. >> i'm glad you showed both sides. it doesn't always work out. with some adopted kids, but for her to be able to find some happiness there, it's pretty amazing. >> if you love indian food but never try to make it at home, food writer wou likeowew gs she share some demystified delights from her new cookbook, next on "the dish." what if i introduce you to my family now? ♪ ¡primo! what if i have a cousin in the big city? ♪ what if we go visit my cousin that lives off the grid? ♪ wow! introducing the hybrid that would shatter perceptions the all-new built for speed rav4 hybrid. toyota. let's go places. my dbut now,

sammy cressy. my sister there but i. told her only as soon. well it means that men and the right is at peace it wasn't it. it's a different sport at the 2. years also along with his presence in the committed an . arsonist when they were doing a show of its front yard treasure. when they get to 200 or torched. people who were not sort of presumed grimstone bittle just. trying to get her to some of those on the ground there to work in the country. but the more. devastating as that's the one who pulled. the whole chain yet sits in the. east. palace that the chest the but. she just told me so. you all. should just yes people. who partied with. this question. asked. much more. didn't much. she did it was lots of things to. bravely up obama the mother of god offers us human are you know guys like you gotta start with if they like it here you posting that other. even i said i wanna mention a video on the last 10 years of the new year yet i don't know how much you say or sasha. he would get unstuck either so he's here yet if he got. into. it was neces

examples when president kennedy asked his wife to please somehow help maneuver the white wife of actor sammyof the photograph. she was enraged and she refused to do it. when eleanor roosevelt was outraged over the internment of japanese americans and argued the point with her husband. we have gotten subtle but deliberate signals that they might not agree with their husband on every policy thing. >> melania's statements that contradict or don't back up donald trump they don't have that feel. they don't feel like smart political strategy, they feel like tiny rebellions. >> i've never known a first lady that has accumulated in a relatively short period of time, so many small acts of resistance. >> could melania trump be changing the first lady play book? she tweets and conducts her own social media without running it by anyone. some of her posts and actions fly in the face of her husband. >> there have been many situations with the west wing, her saying what she thinks how she feels. she is authentic and she will remain authentic always. it's just who she is. >> like this past august when trump

an off-duty officer also rescued the family's one year-old dog named sammi who was hiding. no one was injured the cause of the fire is still under investigation. now big story we are following tonight the trump administration is reviving a threat of ice rates. >>president trump stalled plans for deportations across major cities, including san francisco last weekend. now he says a series of raids will begin sometime after the 4th of this announcement is renewing concerns for many across the bay area. >>kron four's dan thorn has now live in san francisco with but advocates are saying dan. >>simply doesn't have an immigration reform deal in place. meanwhile advocacy groups say this renewed call for aids is a continuation of fear and it's unjustified. >>a week after delaying a series of ice raids at major cities including san francisco president trump says the deportations will happen after the 4th of july. advocacy groups say this is the president continuing to stoke concerns. >>there's such fear in the community and justifiably and people have a right to be here dianne klein

sammy from recalls what happened. >> the soldiers immediately opened fire. i don't know what happened. >> reporter: the residents have been moved to safer ground, but some still have open wounds from that attack. the thousands of migrants now caught in libya are perhaps the world's most vulnerable people. stranded in a land at war where human traffickers and slave traders appear to have free reign. europe won't take them in and many face persecution or death if they return home. here the milk of human kindness has evaporated. this woman from sudan says the fear, severity and deprivation have taken its toll. >> you look at the eye office these people and how they look. there is malnutrition. there is no good medical treatment. there is no good water. there is no food. we are just living. >> reporter: just living, he says. 21-year-old mohammad jafis, also from darfur, has a simple remind tore anyone who will listen. no one, however, is listening. ben wedeman, cnn, beirut. >>> just ahead here on "newsroom," two british isis fighters known as "the isis beatles"

my name is sammy, and i live in the mission. i work for the bar association of san francisco's court appointments program. i believe all people facing criminal charges regardless of their financial situation should be represented by high quality counsel. my job is to schedule lawyers to appear every day to accept cases where the public defender has a conflict in criminal or delinquency cases. it is getting increasingly difficult to schedule important attorneys as people leave the panel due to illness, retirement, and now with greater frequency, to work for more pay elsewhere. we need to have funding to encourage attorneys to join the panel. i contacted my supervisor, and thankfully, supervisor ronen supports the indigent defense, and i hope the supervisors here, you join her in fully funding the superior court's budget request. thank you. >> carl kramer, san francisco living wage coalition. i have two requests, but they're very interrelated in fighting for one of the most critical issues in san francisco and across the country i

you hurt sammy one more time, larry. get the [ bleep ] out of my house.ng to have a nice divorce. no [ bleep ] way. i'm taking you for everything you have, mr. >> those are all pre-trump i had other uses but now i use him. so he serves a purpose for me. i would give that purpose up gladly and find someone else to use if we could just get rid of him. >> obviously a bunch of female candidates up there and we obviously sometimes as men don't consider the things they have to. tell the dumb guy -- forget their political stances, things they have to cope with as their presenting themselves publicly they wouldn't have been thinking about? >> i think a lot of it is the double standard of appearance, done, something that wouldn't be too threatening not just for women but for men. there's all these women who wouldn't vote for hillary because they get threatened by someone who's too strong. maybe it challenges the choices they've made, i don't know. but they're just happy to play the -- >> it's throughout everything. i have a very good friend who's a comedian very a

we got a six pack of sammy smiths. you know, maybe smoked a joint, went down and had taco bell.nd when we came back, it was roughly midnight. there was a car in my driveway with their lights pointing down the driveway at us as we pulled in. i didn't recognize the car. i remember thinking, you know, who is this? and i drew my gun. and josh and christian got out of the car. josh was one of my best friends. i'd known him since junior high. christian, he was just kind of a friend of a friend, and i didn't really associate with him. he was into, like, nazi propaganda and skinhead stuff which was absolutely the opposite of everything my group of friends were into as hippies. i could tell that these guys were visibly loaded on methamphetamines. they were jittery all over the place. and then josh asked me if i wanted to get some pot from a friend of his that grew pot up in humboldt county. he asked me how much money i had together to go up there, and now looking back, i think he was trying to see how much money i had on me. they left and i didn't think anything of it. later on i told my

you hurt sammy one more time, larry, get the [ bleep ] out of my house. >> you think we're going to havee? no way. i'm taking you for everything you have, mister. >> those are all pre-trump. >> i can't wait to see this season, what's coming. >> i had other uses but now i use him. he serves a purpose for me. i will give that purpose up gladly and find someone else to use if we could just get rid of him. >> jill, obviously a bunch of female candidates up there. and we sometimes as men don't understand the things that they have to consider that we don't. for instance, if you're elizabeth warren, if you come on too strong, if you're shrill, what they're wearing. tell the dumb guy, forget their political stances, things they have to cope with as they're presenting themselves publicly that we're not even thinking about. >> a lot of it is the double standard of appearance, tone. something that might be too threatening not just for men, but women, as we saw in the last election, there are all these women who wouldn't vote for hillary because they get threatened by someone who's too strong, maybe

kimmy sammy temps jimenez's name? a lot. he merely goes after him. what he speaks. the justice department has received new details in his investigation the investigators. the doj wrote this. "the review is broad in scope and multifaceted, and is intended to eliminate the activities of the foreign services as well as nongovernmental organizations and individuals. the attorney general looks forward to obtaining a better understanding of the critical period leading up to the 2016 presidential election, which to date has not been fully examined." house judiciary republican john ratcliffe says the doj investigation will look at the actions of former obama-era until officials. watch. >> a broad and multifaceted investigation by john durham. let me translate that for you -- he's looking into unauthorized leaking of classified information. he is looking into people lying under oath, and he's looking into potential abuses of the fisa process. everyone has talked about the fbi and the department of justice. yesterday's letter is cluing in the cia involvement.