[audio en inglÉs] versiÓn que le habrÍa dado robinson a cecile para ocultar el asesinato de vanessa,los obtuvo ayer durante una junta de con los investigadores, mismos que hoy no dieron muchos detalles de lo ocurrido. la familia de guillÉn ha depositado su confianza para revelar la verdad durante una posible investigaciones congreso federal. arantxa: autoridades federales presentan cargo de conspiraciÓn para alterar evidencia a cecile aguilar. enfrentarÍa hasta 20 aÑos en prisiÓn y una fianza mÁxima de $250,000. aaron robinson se suicidÓ el miÉrcoles en la madrugada. fÉlix: estados unidos estableciÓ un nuevo rÉcord en la pandemia coronavirus. en 24 horas se detectaron mÁs de 53,000 casos de contagio en todo el paÍs. los estados mÁs afectados son arizona, texas, california y la florida. donde se reportaron hasta 10,000 nuevos casos. vilma tarazona nos tiene mucho mÁs de la complicada situaciÓn sanitaria. vilma: la florida batiÓ hoy rÉcord con mÁs de 10,000 casos de covid-19 en un dÍa. david de la cerda es el jefe de cuidados intensivos de jackson memorial hospital, uno de los mÁs gran

este no cinco parecen corte cecil aguilar quien habÍa actuado como cÓmplice en el crimen, sin embargoiliares de guillÉn no respalda la versiÓn que da la base militar fort hood de que el asesino dÉbil de robinson, aacusaba sexualmente a vanessa y ademÁs esto no serÁn los Únicos responsables. hugo chÁvez montes tiene lo mÁs reciente. hugo: muy buenos dÍas, así es, hoy nos encontramos aquÍ al lado del rÍo de leÓn donde fueron el control o resto de vanessa guillÉn. un dÍa muy difícil despuÉs queel dÍa de ayer les dieron a conocer que se trata de los resto de vanessa, a travÉs de las autores militares y la abogada fue como se mencionÓ el dÍa de ayer. en las investigaciones van a continuar, hoy es sondeo muy importante porque en la corte federal ubicada en waco texas, en este condado del estar haciendo su apariciÓn o primera vez frente a la corte, frente a

hugo: cecil aguilar, sospechosa en el caso de vanessa guillÉn, se presentÓ en corte de manera virtualra en que fueron identificados los restos de vanessa. no la pudieron identificar por los dientes, la cara de vanessa estaba tan golpeada, que ni siquiera habÍa dientes identificar. por eso tuvieron que mandar el cuerpo a la base dover. hugo: la abogada mencionÓ de que la versiÓn de roberson habÍa sido amenazado por vanessa del reportar por adulterio, al ver una supuesta foto de Él con cecil, no es creÍble y tiene su propia teorÍa. >> lo que creemos que pasÓ es que ella le dijo que lo iban a reportar por acosos dual y Él no querÍa que su novia supiera. esta historia es distinta a la que dieron los militares. hugo: la familia se encuentra devastada al enterarse de la noticia. al mismo tiempo no pueden creer que ellos hayan sido los Únicos detrÁs de la muerte de vanessa. >> para llegar a la verdad, para saber quiÉnes estuvieron involucrados en la muerte de vanessa, porque yo no creo que solamente fue robinson. en 48 minutos robinson y su cÓmplice no pudieron haber limpiado toda esa sangre

i think you'll see that on both fronts. >> cecile, final word to you. where and what do you think should be done going forward in congress or in the courts? >> i agree with senator mccaskill, we have to have congressional change. this is going to have to now go to legislation. but i think it is really important to remember and justice ginsburg said this in the oral argument, congress intended all along that everyone should get access to birth control at no cost, regardless of your employer. i -- what this administration has done is take away a benefit that everyone -- it is the most commonly prescribed medical care for women in america, birth control. that crosses religious lines, party lines. for this administration to campaign on the fact that they just got rid of a benefit that millions and millions and millions of women use and now enjoy, i think it is politically ridiculous, it is not a smart move. i think it is going to enflame -- as the doctor said, this is a healthcare issue for women, this is not a -- i think it is why you're seeing an 18 point

judy: and guy cecil? gu there are two things.on that is being spread by the president bohimself vote by mail, which i think ultimately will be counter productive for his own supporters. the thing we are going to focus on besides applying for mail-in ballots, is making sure people have information about where they can vote, other by mail or in person on election day. judy so much to follow. we are so glad to have most of you join us today. guy cecil, john ray bender, -- b raebender, thank you so much. john: great to be here. ♪ ♪ judy: today marked the 18th straight week of more than one million people filing for unemployment -- a record level of claims. even as congress and the white house debate what should be done next, one challenge remaina constant for parents -- child care. it was difficult for many long before all of this, but the pandemic has magnified the m problem, a prevent some parents from bng able to return to the workforce fully. paul solman has the story, part of his regular reporting series "makinsense." nina: my h

i think s an opening for whatever campaign effectively starts doing that. >> woodruff: guy cecil, howyou see the campaigns doing on that front, in terms of tailoring the message, whether 's the younger generation or the older folks, tailoring it in a way that's going to capture people's imagination? >> i think there's two important parts here. mber one, we know voters under 35 are strongly supporting joe biden, so we have a real opportunity here to reach out to those votersbut i also think it's where you see a strategic difference between the trump campaign and the biden campaign. for the last three years, the trump campaign has used online to rae money, sell maga hats and really talk to their se, whereas groups like priorities, the group that i lead, have actually been adrtising in michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, talking to persuadable votersnd talking to those voters that sat out in 2016. so i think this is notonly a tactical difference in terms of how we're talking about using online, it's strategic difference between solely trying to get out your base versus trying to buildest,

kelly my guest this week is in buffalo a minister of foreign affairs and international trade cboe cecil more. as a former army chief you was also the face of the military coup that 1st spells and none babatz of power. in bombay ever be able to see changes in political and economic reform. close. to. be in good shape. there is no cure for the chinese. ask how can one lead to normal life with the potential to unify lives they are working on a vaccine better therapeutic drugs. and new media and new to defeat. the writers from day we talked to hendricks today a leading a child of a recent job he could share. 60 minutes w. . in puzzle yourself up i don't know it's not easy to go to another country you know nothing about why for i don't do this because we can't stay in venezuela. that . closely global news that matters d.w. made for mines. the we believe that we are on the corruption program hiving fears of your regard to highest levels of government why not just investigate. earth. we have both the ted painful decisions to the decide the economy more than 2 years ago zimbabwe and its long ti

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sarah kelly my guest this week is in bad boys minister of foreign affairs and international trade cboe cecil. as a former army chief he was also the face of the military coup that 1st held and lots of power. zimbabwe ever be able to see genuine political and economic reform. conflicts. but. it's no place for young women who want to break with tradition the pharaoh islands where men men and women are meant to behave accordingly. so naturally i lose and lonely hearts slowly things are starting to change. now. 30 minutes on d w. w crime fighters are back with africa's most successful radio drama series continues through the poetess odes are available online and of course you can share and discuss on w. africa's facebook page and other social media platforms. to mean you know. the we believe that we are at on corruption protocol but even fears of your regard to the highest levels of government why not just investigate. we have a book to take painful decisions to the decide the economy more than 2 years ago zimbabwe and its longtime rulings and p.f. party appear to be turning a corner when emerso

la exesposa de un soldado retirado pero horas después el departamento de defensa reveló su nombre, cecil con martillo, después sacó el cuerpo en una caja en dirección al río león, que una vez ahí se encontrarían pero ahí la mutilaron par repartir sus restos en diferentes zonas, las hermanas de vanessa guillén ayer dijeron que no descansaran, hasta no confirmarse que son sus restos, será reconoca por los récord dentales y una prueba adn >> ahora muchos se pregunta, qué hubiera pasado si las hermanas de vanessa guillén no hubieran hablado sobre la desaparición de su hermana. ahí queda la pregunta. al volver autoridades del sur de la bahía están preocupadas por el aumento en el consumo de bebidas alcohólicas se le dice la otra pandemia. y los deportes también al volver. combatir las adicciones n alarmadas... ---segun ellos a habido un incremento en el consumo de alcohol y drogas, por lo que ha >>debido a la pandemia mucha organizaciones que prestan servicio están alarmadas por qué ha habido incremento en el consumo de alcohol y drogas, por lo que le llaman la otra pandemia, y esto se ha agr

joining me, johnny sykes and guy cecil, who is currently chairman and chief strategies for priorities and back with us is nicole hannah jones. thank you all very much for being here. charlie, i want to start with you. the polls are incredible for joe biden. i mentioned he's ten percentage points ahead in some polls. in the fox news/michigan poll, joe biden is up over by 9 points. in minnesota, my math is bad but it looks like 13 points. over and over and over again. is this sustainable for joe biden? is there any way for president donald trump to come back? >> you know, i agreed with everything that michael steele said in the last segment about not being too optimistic, but time is running out. i think the time and patience is running out for donald trump. this last week did feel like perhaps the week he lost the presidency. he's no longer controlling the narrative. when you think about what's happening with the coronavirus, with the economy, he was hoping to turn around the momentum with this convention. that's all gone. he's thrown everything into this new law and order campaign and

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el juez federal negÓ la libertad bajo fianza a cecil y han aguilar que se declarÓ no culpable de tresdel abocado a la familia mayra la hermana mayor de vanesa hablÓ de su experiencia nam anemia, una. >> tristeza todos punta del me puedo imaginar quÉ es lo que pasarÍa si si estuviera enfrente de mÍ, pero tengo que controlar eso y mantener postura de seguir la familia se reuniÓ con fiscales y pidieron que aguilar se acusa terrorismo, porque participÓ en el asesinato de una soldado del ejÉrcito. en la audiencia se revelÓ que se sÍ tratÓ de borrar cuentas de cukor y facebook antes de ser detenida y expresÓ interÉs por abandonar el paÍs. tambiÉn de manera sorpresiva, se presentÓ kion aguilar, el esposo de la acusada asegurÓ estar dispuesto a ayudarla y admitiÓ que sabÍa de la relaciÓn que su esposa tenÍa adversarios habÍa de era un programa sano, sabÍa que tenian al con mi esposa habÍa dejado algunas pistas, comentÓ rogelio quien el para de vanessa hablÓ de los sentimientos que tuvo la fuerte. esto se siente muy. >> el juez federal ademÁs, e indicÓ, hace serÍan alquilar que por ahora ella

charlie my guest this week is in bob noyce minister of foreign affairs and international trade cboe cecil moyer as a former army chief he was also the face of the military coup that propels and none but the palace. zimbabwe ever be able to see genuine political and economic reform . was. imminent. closely. carefully. don't know who the super game is to go. to. discover the world. subscribe to a documentary on you tube. i think everything challenging for something. i'm muslim. so much different cultures between here and there so a challenge in court if the legal. system is the same thing or was worth it for me to come to germany. months ago my license to work as a swimming instructor to be sure knowledge to children $100.00 just arrived just to . watch your story take part share it on info migrants dot net. player . this is state of the news lie promptly led to a big win for apple a european court over bulls a decision book wiring the tech giants to pay 13000000000 here is impact taxes to ireland it's a blow to e.u. efforts to crack down on sweetheart deals for big business also coming up.

again, it's called cecil, the cumulative expected loss analysis that the f if asb -- fasb has put inproviding bad loans that haven't shown up, making estimates for what the bad loans are going to cost the banks. so we've never done this before. that's why it's shocking when you see these provisions, but you have to remember we're front loading several quarters of losses in the future. so that's why i think it's been a little bit more of a reaction to these earnings. but really what we're looking for for signs for this industry are what's happening to these deferred loans that are out there. that's an uncertainty. we'd like to see the economy continuing to improve. i think that's enough. even if it's not vast improvement, as long as it is improvement. and then investors also want more comfort on the dividend. the dividends are become more of a question since the federal reserve did their stress test about two weeks ago. jack: yeah. lots of people buy e the stocks for the dividend. that certainly is important. tom, thanks so much for your insight. >> that that's great, thank you. jack:

literally cecil congo is not really independent minded but let me anywhere on the truth and memory involves acknowledging the suffering and knowledge of the suffering of office before the its independent by name but not mentally politically or physically if you can move. this recognition was clearly expressed this morning by a sun friend and his message to president is a key to the congolese people. that didn't it's a measure of regret it's not a letter of apology. to the that's it he'll have to apologize or rather ask to be forgiven for what our ancestors did little said. also coming up tonight the european union begins reopening its borders tomorrow to travelers from countries that have the coronavirus occur canadians will be allowed in americans will no i think then banning americans is totally reasonable i mean the us has done a very similar thing to europe i don't think they'll necessarily be a rush because i don't think people are really ready to travel yet. but you all reviewers on p.b.s. in the. in states and all around the world welcome we begin the day with a royal regret sent fro

cecil said nothing decided to use the compost on her fields. mineral my language is significant and come to pass i make compost it gives me a profit instead of having to buy for to live with these profits i take care of my house and i take care of my children my 2 nephews i can go to the market to buy the hands that he raised to secure my future and save our forest master the counterparts as well sod it. so when we news in compost to revitalize the depleted fields and make them fatten again protects the pony up on trees in so too and the whole tropical forest. i'm afraid we've run out of time for today we hope the show has given you some useful information on how farming can help positive but also devastating effect on the environment from the ecological farming to new technologies that said for those weak. goodbye from lagos nigeria. and goodbye from me to here in kampala uganda will be back next week with the new edition of africa in the meantime if you want to get in touch visit our website or you can drop us a line to stay safe see you next

idea that she sees it sixty's what it use it director say about the old cecil b. . think old might be a treat so right you're talking about to make an orchestra. you to decide that this is great submissions he. and those are to come to foist on the 1st so if the ship arab it's somebody's face. i could just count for one week next the series or not be. i would stay longer i would be short i said it could be wrong i still want that week i try clip like you just do these big big big big big big nice big space so i would do probably this same warka but instead of 3 beats in america i would do one of the longer it where they will explain all the plays i would say longer it probably get really show how water helps mentality to dimaio that it's just a lesser play can you not to be jews i want to be number. and truck generally change i at least face what i could made it my life. message this is really interesting pool published by a single person daytimes and serve making rounds all over the web right now and people were just asked to rate essential and non-essential jobs a

charlie my guest this week is in bob boyce minister of foreign affairs and international trade cboe cecil more. as a former army chief you was also the face of the military coup that propels and none babatz of power will zimbabwe ever be able to see change of the political and economic reforms. come with. a. good image of the. smaller markets who can inspire change the people making the small go africa fantastic. join them as they set out to save the environment learn from one another and work together for a better future for. many colleagues do you overtreating it down for good. on d w. this is some notes story a stubborn rice farmer from thailand. has problems that's. his credo no chemicals. his wife. going to scream see. and i blocked up. and spoon was. step. stick no. least. of. the students on. this stand a chance. my sister i think the 1st 3 is the finest egg production to top it off. the. training successful. tucker chatted. starts july 27th. t w. wants to know what's going on the knowledge of the birds that you know what to do to fight. the sharp microscope that have been spent th

there is room if they need it, but as i am sure you know, this time is different with the cecil accountingule requiring banks and credit card companies to upfront the reserve cost, the bank estimates for what they will lose in this cycle as quickly as possible. that is why first quarter and second quarter see high level of reserves built. as we migrate into the third and fourth, that cost probably comes down a bit. that is why am not reducing my marketing spend dramatically because we see stimulus coming through and reserves being built here in the early part of the year. if you need it, you could flex market in costs lower, yes. francine: thank you so much, betsy. this is what we are looking at, there was all day meetings between the u.s. and the u.k. as the secretary of state was in london and we know he met with the prime minister earlier, and moments ago we were looking at a live shot of mr. pompeo with dominic rob. they discussed trade talks and this trade bilateral and they discussed the russian cyber threat, one of the biggest stories here. notnic rob saying u.k. is complacent about

charlie my guest this week is involved with minister of foreign affairs and international trade cboe cecil more. as a former army chief you was also the face of the military coup that 1st tells em on babatz of power. zimbabwe ever be able to see change the political and economic. conflicts of. interest to the future. i was issued when i arrived here i slept with 6 people in a room. it was hard i was free. i even got white hair. that jim language didn't know about this gets me and create opportunity to interact with the saying you want to know their story the migrants are fighting and reliable information for margaret. are they friends she wanted to be with you and she the choice either do or do you wish it wasn't really a full phantom of the free news noonish or are they and i mean he was the 1st of the d.c.u. with her children she really pushed you to go with him but he says you should know what he's going to go good luck in my demo boards for raja donald trump and flooding your putin were 2 part documentary analyzes the difficult relationship between russia and the west and between their

host: cecil is calling from carrie, north carolina, -- cary, north carolina on the democrats line. caller: i have a problem with science. in this apply science guy's -- what's his name? host: mr. hawkins, our guest? caller: he is a knight in shining armor because of the -- when yoular depend on it, there is not one day in our life that we do not have the son applied to the earth. earth.sun applied to the we can have free energy in all kinds of ways, wave power, title power, and we do not have to spend money. we can make use of free power. host: go ahead and respond. guest: he is right. we only nuclear power plant need is the fusion reactor called the son -- sun. solar, derivatives of solar like hydropower, that is natural energy all around us. once you build the technology to harvest this natural energy around us, you do not have the fuel cost, so it is cheaper than burning fossil fuels. this is the way we have got to go, and it is imperative given the climate emergency we are facing that is an existential threat. people think it will be more heat waves and stronger storms. it is w

cecil donald trump traces a real test and he has failed it, the basic threshold of being president. the duty to care for the entire country. not just his reelection prospects. he has shown that he can't beat the pandemic and keep you safe. if you can't turn the economy around and get america back to work. and he has is horrifyingly and not surprisingly stoking the flames of division and racism country. >> jesse: okay, dana perino, it seems like trump is trying to put it on this left-wing box where he says he's beholding to the far left. and if joe says no, no, i'm not a left-wing guy, then that turns off bernie breauxs which he needs but that just turns off the people he needs in the battleground. >> dana: yeah, he's in a pickle. but just yesterday joe biden said in response to a reporter's question that he would be the most progressive president in u.s. history which felt a little confusing because he won the primary based on the fact, and he feels the need to continue that part of the party. energy issues, you know, today the president of the petroleum institute was quoted as sayi

guys, you cecil vsee silver her. what do you think is the main catalyst >> silver is a precious metal but has its foot in the camp of precious and industrial metals it's been pushed up. copper had been surging on the expectation that 2020 in the second half of 2020 is going to be a huge recovery that is also being priced into silver that's the part of the story that may have the fly in the ointment we'll see if the prices can hold up >> trading at 22.75. bill, do you think this move can last in. >> i love the precious metals. i've always said you need a portion of your portfolio at minimum in precious metals silver has some room to run here i think we can see $26 i think that's in the cards. i always say you cannot chase silver and gold for that matter when everybody else is screaming for it take a look at the chart i provided, go back to this historic run of $50 in 2011. that was spoths back doupport b 2011, 2012 i think $30 could be in the cards too. you need to wait for the prices to come back in. it's a flexibili

entre tanto, a 30 millas al norte esta base militar, ya se presentÓ en corte cecil aguilar la mujer de vanessa guillÉn. el juez le indicÓ a cecil aguilar que va a esperar hasta el 14 julio en una no audiencia donde le anunciarÁ si ella va permanece detenida o si ella va a tener la posible de libertad bajo fianza. indicÓ que ella tiene una fianza de $250,000 y tambiÉn va tener que contribuir a un fondo ayuda la familia guillÉn. hoy continÚa la investigaciÓn de este caso, el ejÉrcito dicho que ellos ademÁs se van encargar de organizar y llevar a cabo los actos florales de la soldado vanessa guillÉn, la familia por supuesto sigue exigiendo que se lleva a cabo una investigaciÓn y que parta desde el congreso para que se determine quÉ fue lo que ocurriÓ en esta base militar. sasha: te agradecemos por informarnos en vivo, hay que destacar que esta hora al menos 87 congresistas han solicitado al departamento defensa que realicen una investigaciÓn exhaustiva para determinar exactamente por quÉ se llegÓ a este trÁgico final y porque tardo tanto tiempo la base militar en investigarlo. >> horrible

it ain't over until it's over and guy cecil, i'm wondering, we've heard stories of these 40,000 poll chances are very good if donald trump is involved it'll be more like poll intimidatorintimidato democratic national committee doing the same thing are they going to be recruiting 40,000 poll watchers to make sure that every american gets the chance to vote >> not just the democratic national committee but other organizations like stacy abrams' fair fight which is on the front lines making sure under represented communities, communities of color, young people all get to vote so there's a concerted organized effort on our side to ensure where litigation is required we're litigating where recruitment of volunteers is needed we're doing that work. but this is an all hands on deck moment this is not just one or two ways you can intimidate the vote, we have had to fight not just in the deep south we had lawsuits in wisconsin, ohio, in nevada, in indiana, in missouri all of these laws designed to make it more -- our home state, joe, up until last year when priority sued the state of florida

found out about this i'm not sure, but i suspect that their good friend, the british diplomat, sir cecil spring rice, was probably the culprit. he was a gossip. he was anti-semitic, and so he would be my first choice. but there may be others. john kennedy once called washington the city of northern charm and southern efficiency. it was also a place of intense racial segregation at this time. and even a taint of alleged black blood was sufficient to damn an individual among whites if they possessed that disability. so, i was now more convinced, but still not quite there. in 1906, president and mrs. roosevelt traveled to panama to inspect work on the canal that had begun two years earlier. now, this was a fairly big deal, because in those days, as many of you know, there was a tradition that the president did not leave the continental united states during his presidency. now, you know, presidents globetrot everywhere, but then there was -- it was a major innovation. how could he go to panama, which is clearly not the continental united states? well, in the treaty where we -- ronald reagan

and then to delay cecil. and then to examine the real-life scenario we are going through. >> that is seriously considered. >> and executive order and if that doesn'ts work now and this accounting principle for you to be looking at this. >> i agree. >> there is a time and place for rules and regulations. >> and in the federal reserve and chairman powell especially. and the faq but those readings are coming. and then with the unilateral and haphazard. and then to have in theic marketplace. >> and then we went quickly. and then we brought it out to another group. we are balancing the need to move quickly. and that process is what way are working on. >> i yield back. >> your recognized for five minutes. >> point of inquiry. i'm>> sorry. i appreciate that. the word unprecedented by graduates looking around so we have a history and in the hired man's hand mother was born in 1931 in flint michigan and in the dustbowl of the depression and then my grandfather lost his job. i'm not sure if this is hunprecedented but i

host: cecil is calling from carrie, north carolina, -- cary, north carolina on the democrats line.ler: i have a problem with science. in this apply science guy's -- what's his name? host: mr. hawkins, our guest? caller: he is a knight in shining armor because of the -- when yoular depend on it, there is not one day in our life that we do not have the son applied to the earth. earth.sun applied to the we can have free energy in all kinds of ways, wave power, title power, and we do not have to spend money. we can make use of free power. host: go ahead and respond. guest: he is right. we only nuclear power plant need is the fusion reactor called the son -- sun. solar, derivatives of solar like hydropower, that is natural energy all around us. once you build the technology to harvest this natural energy around us, you do not have the fuel cost, so it is cheaper than burning fossil fuels. this is the way we have got to go, and it is imperative given the climate emergency we are facing that is an existential threat. people think it will be more heat waves and stronger storms. it is worse