that is where daniela fernandez comes in. or organization invests in different kind of entrepreneur, people who are working to clean up the ocean. >> reporter: down in santa cruz, a company called cruise foam is looking to revolutionize the packaging industry. the ceo and cofounder says unlike traditional styrofoam, the foam he is making is environmentally friendly. that is because it is made from a material created out of the shells of sea creatures like shrimp. >> what we are able to do is, through a process called extrusion, we create different pellets of these different materials that allow us to then scale it very effectively and manufacture it in a way where we can make different formats, different sizes. we can roll it. we can color it. >> one of the early investors in the company was sustainable ocean alliance or soa, a nonprofit organization that funds projects with an eye toward restoring the health of our planet's oceans. daniela fernandez is soa's founder and ceo. she says cruzfoam is a perfect example of what her

daniela fernandez is the founder and ceo. she says the foam is a perfect example of what her organization is working to support. >> it's innovation that can reengineer the way business is done, find alternative projects that are not harming the environment, but rather reconstructing it. >> reporter: john said without daniela's support, it would be nowhere near it is today. >> i think daniela need a real catalytic group for us. >> her passion started as a child after seeing the 2006 climate change documentary, narrated by al gore. >> i told myself, i'm going to do whatever it takes to help solve this crisis. >> reporter: while a student at georgetown university, she attended a meeting on climate change at the united nations, it was that meeting that inspired her to create soa. >> i'm sitting at the edge of my seat, just asking myself, okay, who is going to come up with a solution? what is the plan? what is the blueprint? and literally, nobody stood up and said this is what we are going to do. then i had a moment, okay, i neede

. >>> daniela dice sentirse feliz de que su pesadilla estÁ a punto de terminar.o y. >>> lo peor que puede vivir uno como ser humano. >>> ahÍ mismo, encontramos esta persona escogiendo nueva ropa y emocionada porque en cuestiÓn de horas su novio vendrÁ a recogerla despuÉs de meses sin verse. y ahora aquÍ en estados unidos se le abre una oportunidad de un futuro mejor. >>> quÉ pasa por mi mente? estoy superfeliz de verlo ¿y qÉe sigue ahora? fecilicidad para nosotros dos, por nuestra familia y el bebecito que vamos a tener. >>> la encargada de este lugar que presta ayuda dice que estas escenas le parten el corazÓn. >>> para mÍ es una misiÓn cumplida porque es algo que yo pasÉ tambiÉn, me siento feliz de poder contribuir de este lado y ayudar a reunificar estas familias. >>> despuÉs de meses de encierro como lo describiÓ la familia cabrera, esta tarde hicieron los trÁmites para los vuelos que le llevarÁn a nueva york. >>> la verdad nos acogieron superbiÉn, fueron un Ángel guardiÁn para nosotros. >>> ¿quÉ sigue para ustedes? >>> ir hacia una nueva vida luchando sin pa

daniela fernandez is soa's founder and ceo.uz foam is a perfect example of what her organization is working to support. >> it is an innovation that can find alternative products that are not harming environments but reconstructing and supporting its growth and its healing. >> reporter: john said without daniela support, cruz foam would be nowhere near where it is today. >> i think the whole group, was a real moment for us as a company because you started to align with this network of not really investors but other stakeholders in the industry. >> reporter: her passion started as a child, after seeing the 2006 climate change documentary, an inconvenient truth, narrated by al gore. >> i told myself, i'm going to do what it takes to help solve this crisis. >> reporter: while a student at georgetown university, she attended a meeting on climate change at the united nations. it was that meeting that inspired her to create as away. >> i am sitting at the edge of my seat, asking myself , who was going to come up with a solution? what

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our royal correspondent daniela relph reports on the guests with golden tickets.g, they queued to take their seats. many never expected to find themselves here today but their charity and community work secured them an invitation. there was a sprinkling of celebrity too. friends of the king and queen and supporters of their work. this was a unique experience for them all. it's kind of a surreal morning. you don't think you're ever going to make it to a coronation. no, it's fantastic. there's not many people who get to say they've been invited to a coronation. this isjust, it's wonderful. very, very excited. very excited indeed and hoping that the rain stays off. - it is unbelievably special and to see the people out here as well, i'm amongst royalty and the greats of tv. like, really?! little old me from hackney? cor blimey! by the time the service was over, most of the guests had been in their seats for around five hours. they left clutching their orders of service, a treasured memory of the day. it was amazing, it was stunning. i loved all the bits, i loved all

daniela relph, bbc news, westminster abbey.ing news with the police and the us state of texas are responding to a mass shooting put up at mass shooting taking place in a shopping centre in allen. that is reported by reuters. you could see pictures they are on your screen of the scene in allen in texas now. no word at this stage at reported deaths or the number of people injured inside that shopping mall at the allen premium outlet. the shooting took place in allen, which is located about 25 miles northeast of dallas. we will have more on this breaking news situation as it develops. back to coronation news. back to coronation news. as we mentioned there, a select goup were able to witness the ceremony in person from inside westminster abbey. one of those people was canadian high commissioner to the uk, ralph goodale. i spoke to him a little earlier. welcome to the program. thank you for taking the time. i know you had a busy day today attending the coronation at west abbey. what were your impressions of the day? it was your impr

daniela relph, bbc news, rotterdam.rexham to celebrate their football team winning promotion back to the english football league. wrexham afc is the oldest football club in wales, with the team and the town achieving global fame after being bought by the hollywood actors ryan reynolds and rob mcelhenney. theyjoined the players this evening for the victory parade, as our wales correspsondent hywel griffith now reports. cheering after a journey that took 15 years to complete, a promotion party they will remember for decades. 15,000 supporters lined wrexham's streets for a glimpse of the players and their celebrity owners, too. after so long in the football doldrums you have to savour success. it is the best day ever. 15 years of hurt. we have turned it around and we are going up, up, up. look what it means. the whole town is behind the boys. it is cracking, brilliant. wrexham! it is great for them to see the achievements of wrexham and they were mascots for the final home game of the season, as well, so for them to see th

daniela relph, bbc news, westminster abbey.stian ceremony involving ancient rituals dating back hundreds of years, but today diversity and inclusion were important elements, more so than in any previous coronation with contributions from jewish, buddhist, seek representatives. aleem maqbool has more on the red significance of today's events. for a church of england cleric, there is no bigger task than conducting a coronation. so how was the archbishop ahead of it? i'm fine! i'm looking forward to it, really. as were the first women bishops to have a role in the coronation. to have been asked to be a part of it, notjust to look on but to actually take part in it, is going to be indelibly imprinted on my mind and that of my family, and actually of jamaica. which is where the bishop of dover was born. she, archbishop welby and other bishops involved chose to get to westminster abbey on foot. the chief rabbi was walking there, too. in a sign of the type of occasion this was, to accommodate his observance of the jewish sabbath, he h

daniela fernandez is soa's founder and ceo. she says this is a perfect example of what organization is working to support. >> it is innovation that can reengineer the way business is done. final tentative products that are not harming our environment but reconstructing and supporting its growth and healing. >> reporter: john said without >> i think the whole group, was a real moment for us as a company because you started to align with this network of not only investors but other stakeholders along this industry. >> reporter: daniela's passion started as a child after seeing the 2006 climate change documentary , an inconvenient truth, narrated by al gore. >> i told myself, i am going to do whatever it takes to help solve this crisis. >> reporter: while a student at georgetown university, she attended a meeting on climate change at the united nations. it was that meeting that inspired her to create soa. >> i am sitting at the edge of my seat. asking myself, okay , who is actually going to come up with solutions? what is the plan

of course we'll have to journalist and author daniela's odd areas. daniel chris, see you. thanks so much for joining us here on the program today is great to have your time the libertarian party. now saying that it was a moral for prominent figures to maintain ties with jeffrey epstein, even off he was convicted. so was it a moral and why do you think they did? i think because he's a near billionaire who used the money to gain influence was, was waving around the possibility of making donations to, to colleges. i, he had, i had been tried, convicted, had completed his sentence. so as far as these people were concerned, the slaves had been wiped clean. i think there's a lot of heavy, you know, there's a lot of suspicious, you know, a lot of suspicions being voiced a lot of questions being raised. but so far i don't see anything in this, which is simply more than a, than a rich man. you know, sort of cultivating certain celebrities who met with them on a few occasions and that's really bad. and then we're very embarrassed when he was subsequently re prosecuted and was sent t

[risas] "ye" si bueno, eva daniela, dÉjenme hablar.eva daniela sigue registrando su carrera como actrizciÓn? >> no no, sÍ sÍ. jomari: estÁs ¡hola! soy tu piel seca. todos los días pierdo las ceramidas que necesito para mantenerme hidratada. cerave aporta tres ceramidas esenciales que ayudan a restaurar mi barrera, para retener la hidratación y lucir saludable. lociones hidratantes faciales cerave. eres un maestro del zurcido. pero tu staff ya no da la talla. necesitas contratar. necesito indeed. indeed instant match inmediatamente encuentra candidatos que cumplen con tu descripción de empleo. redime tu crédito de 75 dólares en indeed.com/oferta ♪oh♪ ♪then you take me by the hand♪ ♪i feel better again♪ ♪oh i feel better now♪ (mujer 1) mi mejor amiga y yo nos fuimos de viaje por edimburgo. (mujer 2) ♪i feewooo!ter again♪ (mujer 1) fue algo surreal. (mujer 2) nos quedamos en casa de tessa. (mujer 1) que es un artista increíble. y el cuarto donde nos quedamos tenía un estilo como de ensueño. (mujer 2) sí, totalmente. (mujer 1) el mundo que ella creó te hace sentir como en un cuento. (mujer

daniela relph reports.tegories and celebrating different kinds of gardens has helped. on main avenue, though — home to the spectacular show gardens — it is still mostly male designers at work. but in the grand pavilion, there is a garden dedicated to women and their contribution to horticulture. where possible, female growers have been used, and it's an all—women design team. has horticulture been seen as a man's world in the past? it's a really interesting question because it's often argued that it is a man's world. and, i mean, if you look at main avenue, there tend to be more men than women there. so i think it sort of depends who you ask. but ultimately, to me, women are integral in the history of horticulture. so it's all really beginning to come together, isn't it? you feeling happy with all the. it really... absolutely, absolutely. we've got so much texture and froth here and we've got... and the bees! the bees throughout on some of the flowers... the bees are absolutely loving it. this is the garden

daniela relph, bbc news. a 3d replica of the st edward's crown which will be placed on the king's head at westminster abbey during the coronation service. it won't be worn for long, only half an hour, before it is then stored away again at the tower of london until it is needed for a future coronation. back in 1953, it was used for queen elizabeth ii at her coronation, but its the story goes back to 1661, when it was made for king charles ii, although its named for an earlier crown used by edward the confessor. in this replica we've made, you can see the jewels set within it, more than 400 of them, mostly aquamarines although there are also rubies and sapphires. the crown's distinctive silhouette is reproduced on british passports, police badges and post boxes, and at the top is a golden sphere representing the world of the monarch's reign and a cross, again, set with precious stones. saturday will be the only time the king ever wears it because this crown is used solely for coronations and is therefore a onc

daniela relph, bbc news, chelsea flower show. and this is bbc news.our viewers watching around the world. extreme weather has caused trillions of dollars of economic damage in the last half century according to a report by the world world meteorological organisation. but better early warning systems and disaster management mean the number of people dying because of extreme climate conditions has fallen dramatically. our climate editorjustin rowlatt has been looking at the detail. well, floods, storms and wildfires have taken a terrible toll over the last 50 years. the un's weather and climate body, the world meteorological organisation, says, look at this. there have been almost 12,000 weather related disasters between 1970 and 2021. there's the figure there, 11,778. they have killed — look at this — more than 2 million people over that period and have inflicted economic damage, costing a total of three and a half trillion pounds. that is $4.3 trillion, a huge amount of money. but dig a bit deeper into the figures and you find something really interes

daniela relph, bbc news, westminster abbey.. all chant: not my king! the anti—monarchy protests had been planned for months. the demonstrators based themselves at trafalgar square, about halfway along the procession route. but before they had even started, some of the protest leaders were arrested and their placards confiscated. we found one of the organisers in handcuffs. he said police had mistaken luggage straps for items that might be used to lock on to street furniture. the royal family rules by deception of public consent. there cannot be public opposition to them. human rights groups said the arrests set a dangerous precedent, coming on the back of new protest laws passed only this week. all chant: not my king! but the demonstration went ahead without its leaders. the service is being relayed to the crowd outside and every time the name king charles is mentioned, the anti—monarchist demonstrators start chanting "not my king!" among the hundreds of thousands in central london, this was a protest by a few hundred people bu

como daniela, que fueron enviados desde estados fronterizos, son procesados aquÍ, donde se les da informaciÓn al refugio temporal en esta ciudad. este hotel tiene mÁs de 175 habitaciones equipadas para recibir a madres con sus hijos o familias completas. hombres solteros como Él son trasladados a otros sitios. >> quiero ver si me dan un cuarto o algo. esto en un refugio donde no hay duchas ni nada. estoy durmiendo en una camilla y tengo dos dÍas sin baÑarme. reportera: luego de ser criticado tras utilizar gimnasios adjuntos a escuelas, el alcalde dice que no hay espacio y que no descarta al arroz en una cÁrcel municipal. "¿ppor quÉ no esparcimos esta ayuda diferentes zonas del paÍs?". critica por quÉ fondos de fema son utilizados para transportar a migrantes a nueva york. las personas ocupan la mitad de los hoteles que se ofrece a turistas mientras signal espera de ayuda federal. maity: en phoenix, personas tienen hasta el 28 de mayo para abandonar las casas mÓviles donde han vivido desde hace varios aÑos. otras dos comunidades estÁn siendo desalojadas para construir nuevas organizaciones. po

daniela relph, bbc news chelsea flower show.a full working kitsch there, with sam buckley, a young chef from stockport who is doing this. cooking lunch for the pensioners every single day and they are certainly feeding, eating having are certainly feeding, eating having a lot will —— lovely time, eating the wonderful produce from this garden, the man behind the garden is mark gregory this is what you have worked for the last three weeks to build to achieve and you have done it build it and they will come. it is amazing i ifound it really emotional to see the guys there, i did. all this vision of the smoke and the kitchen and the theatre and look at this. this is wonderful. and look at this. this is wonderful. and the oint look at this. this is wonderful. and the point of — look at this. this is wonderful. and the point of this _ look at this. this is wonderful. and the point of this is it is very much you are using the produce to feed the chelsea pensioners, who can, this is their back garden. you can't a chef doing _ this is th

daniela relph, bbc news, chelsea flower show. time for a look at the weather.temperatures up to 23. this was the beautiful picture off the west coast of scotland earlier on. elsewhere we have had a bit more cloud. if you have been trapped under that it was a bit slow to warm up. but through the week, a similar story. high—pressure dominating and largely try and settled. some warm sunshine around but some of us keeping loud at times. high—pressure out in the atlantic, building its way gradually across our shores, couple of fronts drifting around that area of high pressure. this is the last couple of hours, some patchy cloud, a few showers across the pennines, one or two across the north of scotland. most of the show as well is over the next few hours so largely dry through the night, fairly light wind. there will be areas of cloud drifting south on the breeze but most of us seeing temperatures about 6 to 10 celsius. if you do the response you can get down to about 3 or 4 first thing. fairly similarto down to about 3 or 4 first thing. fairly similar to today and

daniela relph, bbc news.an 8a page magazine and coronation. on the sun's front page they have a picture the times has the headline the "king's day of destiny". the daily mail has a similar headline — with a picture of a younger looking king charles. finally the daily star, which often has a more lighthearted look at the news — apparently 130 million pints will be consumed over the three—day weekend! westminster abbey, at almost 3:30am in the morning, everyone preparing for the kings coronation. thank you for watching bbc news. hello there. the coronation is almost here and the heavy showers that we had on friday, those have been fading away. we had some late in the day lovely rainbows, but earlier on, there was a lot of thunder and lightning. those have pushed clear, but we need to look to the south now into the english channel. this is where our weather is now coming from, the cloud thickening up and these weather fronts will bring some rain. so this is the forecast for the coronation in central london. look

daniela relph, bbc news.arely seen outside the tower of london. it will be worn for less than an hour before being stored away for the coronation of the next monarch. that's our show at this hour. let's bring you one more image of london life from this hour, almost 430 in the morning, just hours ahead of the coronation. keep it right here for all of the royal coverage. thank you for watching. hello there. the coronation is almost here and the heavy showers that we had on friday, those have been fading away. we had some late in the day lovely rainbows but earlier on, there was a lot of thunder and lightning. those have pushed clear but we need to look to the south now, into the english channel. this is where our weather is now coming from, the cloud thickening up and these weather fronts will bring some rain. so, this is the forecast for the coronation in central london. looks cloudy, there'll be some rain from time to time. temperatures are not going to be as high as the 20 degrees that we had on friday. we s

in the face of the baby that daniela, a mother of three, will give birth to. this time she will not keep it. she is a surrogate in columbia's capital for a couple in the united states. not everyone in her family knows she is doing this, which is why she wants to remain anonymous. >> this whole thing is a process and it comes with a mutual payment, mutual help. on one hand, the baby, on the other hand, they are helping us with money. women who do this can it decide to open a business for example. before i started, i had been unemployed since the pandemic. when i learned about this opportunity i told myself it would be great. also because i could be with my children at home. >> at the end of the pregnancy, she will earn at 4000 euros in total. columbia is a bargain compared to the u.s. or europe where surrogates paid tens of thousands. commercial surrogacy is not forbidden, it is thriving in a legal void. after previous attempts, columbia is discussing a bill that would regulate the practice. surrogacy would only be possible as an altruistic act with no pay and

this woman keeps it together for daniela, her 9-year-old.he said two of her older daughters ages 18 and 20 remain in federal detention. it will be a sad mother's day, she tells me, my daughters won't be by my side. in the last three days, she turned down coveted opportunities to travel to houston refusing to go anywhere without all of her daughters. we left in this together, and that's how we must remain in god allows, the single mother says. she forged a friendship with a migrant mom who left with her partner and son jason. we found another motherly bond in this corner of the shelter where this woman receives help and caring for baby yermi just 2 weeks old. his mom tells me she carried him from venezuela to texas where she went into labor immediately after stepping on to u.s. soil. all of the migrant mothers we spoke to say, maternal instinct to provide for the children is what drove them to make the perilous journey in the first place. a parent will do anything to see their children safe, says this woman. a hung from daniela seems to help

. >>> algo que tambiÉn espera daniela madre de alexis desaparecido hace 10 meses. >>> el aÑo pasado mearda la i lesiÓn de ilusiÓn de volver a ver a sus hijos. en mÉxico ana mÉndez, telemundo en la lucha contra fentanyl hoy estudiantes conocieron de primera mano las consecuencias de utilizar esta droga. autoridades de san josÉ evalÚan si instalan cÁmaras de seguridad en las vÍas para evitar accidentes de trÁfico. >>> esto ocurre cuando juegan los warriors, trÁfico en la regiÓn, vamos a h delablar todo comenzÓ con una solicitud de de la policÍa de vallejo para rastrear este vehÍculo que se habÍa dado a la fuga esto condujo a la autoridad donde el conductor chocÓ el auto en calles madison y la 14, resulta que el sujeto, luego huyÓ a pie, hasta ahora la autoridad no han informado si ya fue detenido. la lucha contra el fentanilo se dio hoy en aulas escolares, estudiantes de la preparatoria fwra nada en livermore, conocieron las devastadoras conned kub cias de este opioide sintÉtico. un video de 6 minutos que se presentÓ a estos estudiantes producido por la policÍa de livermore, relata la hi

connie keeps it together for daniela, her 9-year-old. she says two of her older daughters, ages 18 and 20, remain in federal detention. [ speaking non-english ] "it will be a sad mother's day," she tells me. "my daughters won't be by my side." in the last three days, she turned down coveted opportunities to travel to houston, refusing to go anywhere without all her daughters. "we left honduras together, and that's how we must remain until god allows," the single mother says. she forged a friendship with fellow migrant mom yascadi gonzalez, who left south america three months ago with her partner and their son, jason. we found another motherly bound in this corner of the shelter, where this woman receives help in caring for baby jeremy, just 2 weeks old. his mom tells me she carried him from venezuela to texas, where she went into labor immediately after stepping onto u.s. soil. all of the migrant mothers we spoke to say maternal instinct to provide for their children is what drove them to make the perilous journey in the first place. [ s

escuela y el distrito escolar, confirmaron que entre las vÍctimas mortales, estÁn las hermanitas danielagundo grado y que la madre de las niÑas estÁ en condiciÓn critica. crÍstian lacourt de 20 aÑos y una org ni zaociÓn no lucrativa confirmÓ la muerte de... de origen indio. una pareja coriana y su hijo de 3 aÑos, un segundo hijo habrÍa resultado herido. >>> para mÍ fue tremendo. no hallaba quÉ pensar. mi hijo estaba cerca, yo cerca de la policÍa. josÉ chirino estÁ consternado. >>> vio cuando disparÓ un seÑor de color y le dio y Él empezÓ a pedir ayuda y el hombre lo rematÓ, pasÓ otra persona y la matÓ tambiÉn yo decÍa quÉ es esto. >>> la pregunta que muchos hacen aquÍ por quÉ ocurriÓ esta tragedia y la respuesta podrÍa estar en las redes sociales. las autoridades locales y federales, estÁn analizando lo que podrÍan ser mensaje del pistolero en una plataforma rusa, donde expresaba sentimientos en contra de judÍos, mujeres y tambiÉn minorÍas. publicÓ fotografÍas de Él con armas y los tiempos de este centro comerciales donde habrÍa mÁs trÁfico de personas. francisco cuevas, noticias telemun

daniela andrade nos cuenta el testimonio de personas >> cerca de conseguir el llamado sueño americano una nueva esperanza una calma que estamos oyendo por temas de peligro y pues esperamos un nuevo comienzo y gracias a dios con mis hijos pues valió la pena la espera >> en pocos días en número de visitas diarias paso de 200 a casi 300 con 3 turnos al día. >> acaban de informar autoridades que va a haber un aumento que ya muchos se les está saliendo estas citas en un nuevo horario a las 8:00 de la tarde y bueno este aumento es muy significativo ayuda muchísimo >> dijeron ser las claves para lograrlo. >> he venido 3 o 4 veces porque me han llegado mensajes y no los entendía. >> y mire ahora gracias a dios tengo mi cita. el es un día crucial para estas 2 familias procedentes del estado de michoacán. >> me meto a la aplicación y la cita está programada. >> pero sin la batalla por que al principio era que no te agarraba la foto o que no habían cupo para las personas la verdad yo estaba a punto de regresarme >> la suerte no sido para todos por muchas familias continúan intentando pero confía

poco a poco vamos conociendo mÁs de las vÍctimas que murieron en el atentado, las hermanas sofÍa y daniela su fallecimiento y su madre estÁ en condiciÓn crÍtica puntos la pareja cindy y su hijo de tres aÑos, el niÑo mayor de seis aÑos, william, ser Único sobreviviente de la familia. christian, de 20 aÑos, quien trabajaba como guardia de seguridad en el centro comercial, ingeniero de 27 aÑos, sus padres llegaron desde india para repatriar su cuerpo. medios de las rÁfagas de bala que llovÍan albertina recibiÓ una llamada de su esposo, que estaba trabajando en una pizzerÍa del centro con su hijo. >> la llamÉ y le dije que si no salÍa, que cuidara a mis hijas, porque nada le costaba abrir la puerta y entrar. nidia: el tirador estaba sÓlo pies de distancia cuando donde pronto apuntÓ su arma en otra direcciÓn, el guardia de seguridad christian le salvÓ la vida lograr distraer al tirador y prevenir que entrara a la pizzerÍa. >> siempre era buena onda, era muy amable cuando salimos tarde del trabajo o nos acompaÑaba. nidia: los investigadores lo identificaron como mauricio garcÍa, tenÍa un extenso

tambiÉn a las hermanas daniela mendozade 11 aÑos, sofÍa mendoza de 8 aÑos, la madre de esta pequeÑa, los heridos en un hospital, pero hay mÁs vÍctimas fatales, tenemos a christian lakouter de 11 aÑos, una mujer de 20 aÑos de origen hindÚ. carolina: rostros de una tragedia que pudo haberse evitado, las autoridades tambiÉn poco a poco han dado a conocer detaes del sospechoso, identificado comoauricio garcÍa, un hombre hispano de 33 aÑos que erapresuntamente simpatizante neonazi, se encontraron tambiÉn cientos de publicaciones en redes sociales con retÓrica extremista violenta, y publicÓ tiroteos masivos recientes. borja: el pistolero tambiÉn habrÍa investigado cuando estaba mÁs concurrido el centro comercial, y publicÓ fotos de una tienda cercana de donde ocurriÓ el ataque. carolina: nos conectamos con elder flores hizo —— y con su hijita a dana, quienes presenciaron lo que ocurriÓ en ese centro comercial. bienvenidos a la "ediciÓn digital", no puedo imaginarme lo que pasÓ por su mente, estaba con sus hijos, estaba con otro adulto que es su hermano, quÉ pasÓ por su cabeza en el momento

. >> daniela nos contÓ que pude realizar su viajesin ningÚn tipo de contratiempo. >> lleve los pasaportesel documento. >> la recomendarles que si ese a viajar con su hijo sin el padre o la madre no olvide esta autorizaciÓn que le salvarÍa de pasar un mal rato en el aeropuerto y llegar a perder su vuelo y sus planes. >> cualquierpadre o madre que quiera hacer un viaje con sus hijos y lo hace uno sin acompaÑamiento del otro siempre recomendable tener la autorÍa de poder hacerlo, demostrado bajo orden de corte, o tener una autorizaciÓn firmada. >> y cuando el familiar de una persona que se encuentra sirviendo a las fuerzas armadas en estados unidos solicitan ajuste migratorio existen ciertos beneficios. por ejemplo, si militar direcciones familiar emigre necesario que gane mÁs del 100% de los ingresos establecidos para firmar una carta de sostenimiento. y en el caso de una persona que pierde la vida en el servicio militar los beneficiarios tienen opciones. >> esas seis tÚ puedes en adelante. si la persona era ciudadana se debe comenzar hasta dos aÑos despuÉs un proceso nuevo para el familiar

the other victims, we're learning their names, too, sisters daniela and sophia mendoza.itical condition. aishwarya thatikonda was shopping with a friend. christian lacour was a 20-year-old security guard when he was brutally slaughtered. sources say the gunman was kicked out of the army due to mental health concerns. josh campbell is in allen, texas, where investigators are going through his social media posts. >> i was full of adrenaline. the most terrifying moment o

entre las vÍctimas mortales las hermanitas daniela y sofÍa mendoza, que cursaban el cuarto y segundodiciÓn critico. otras vÍctimas de acuerdo a una publicaciÓn, de facebook de su abuela son crÍstian lacourt de 20 aÑos y una organizaciÓn no lucrativa confirmÓ la muerte de una ingenierÍa deora jen indio. y la muerte de una pareja coreana y su hijo y otro hijo herido. >>> llama a quÉ pensar. mi hijo estaba cerca. yo cerca de la policÍa. >>> josÉ chirino estÁ consternado. >>> vio cuando disparÓ el seÑor de color y le dio y empezÓ a pedir ayuda y el hombre lo rematÓ, pasÓ otra persona y lo matÓ tambiÉn. yo decÍa quÉ es esto. >>> impresionante los testimonios. francisco buenas tardes. quÉ sabemosde las publicaciones en redes sociales que mencionas en el reporte. >>> aquÍ la pregunta es quÉ llevÓ a esta tragedia. la respuesta podrÍa estar en redes sociales, de de una plataforma rusa, las autoridades en estos momentos estÁn analizando lo que podrÍan ser mensajes del pistolero antes de morir que habrÍa expresado sentimientos extremistas en contra de judÍos, mujeres y tambiÉn de minorÍas. esta

fourth grader daniela mendoza and second grader sophia mendoza. their mother remains hospitalized in critical condition. other victims include aishwarya thatikonda an engineer who lived in mckinney, texas, and christian lacour a 20-year-old mall security guard. >> he was the kindest and sweetest most caring man you would ever interact with. >> reporter: public officials struggle to cure an epidemic of mass shootings. >> the first step leading to some type of resolution here is to know exactly why and how this happened. >> we've heard from this governor about mental illness and evil and everything else. that is all bull -- every time something happens, it is something else. he has a solution for this that is not related to the common denominator, which is guns. >> what more do we know about the survivors still in the hospital? >> reporter: we know there are seven survivors still in the hospital. three of them are in critical condition. that includes the mother of the mendoza girls. and the other four are in fair and good condition so there have bee

. >> lawrence: daniela, what do you think it's going to take from our leaders as relates to the economyo relieve some of the pressure? is it gas prices? is it finally some way to get the price of eggs, ainsley was just talking about a while ago? >> i think it's people feeling that the country is in the right direction and that we have hope that the economy is going to get better. here in new york city, nothing points to that. we are all feeling the crime, the inflation as you said. people leaving the city. our schools. and so i think there is a constant feeling that, you know, the city is not going the right direction. >> lawrence: joe, what do you want to see from our leaders? do you feel like they understand the pain for average day working americans? >> our current leaders, no. i think they really need to get in touch with the people and see what is happening. they are living in their own world. and on the street now, day-to-day life, it's becoming very, very difficult with the economy, with the prices, with crime, especially in new york. i don't think you could have an economy bounc

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alrededor de las 9:20 de la noche los buzos del condado alameda localizaron a la víctima sin vida, danielaierra ha aumentado por ende el pimiento y los hace, los caudales y más peligrosos, recomienda que si va a nadar que, en un área destinada y se va a navegar un bote que no lo manejealcoholizado bajo la influencia mayo es considerado el mes de la concientización sobre la seguridad del agua en california para recordar que: >>> el chaleco salvavidas siempre será indispensable y si usted necesita unos, puede encontrarlo en todas las tallas cerca de las áreas designadas para nadar, solo en los condados alameda y contra costa recibe más de 100,000 personas en los poderes públicos y recreativos para navegar. navarrete noticiero telemundo con gracias, por esa razón las autoridades le piden tomar extremo que nos visitaba ellos, los de rescate california dicen que tenemos corrientes más altas, más rápidas ymás frías la tiene que ser las que se hace más o menos deseables nos han chaleco salvavidas cuando estén abordo de cualquier embarcación sin importar su longitud lo que se recomienda que todos

daniela relph, bbc news. before we go, one more shot of london.. hello there. the coronation is almost here and the heavy showers that we had on friday, those have been fading away. we had some late in the day lovely rainbows, but earlier on, there was a lot of thunder and lightning. those have pushed clear, but we need to look to the south now into the english channel. this is where our weather is now coming from, the cloud thickening up and these weather fronts will bring some rain. so this is the forecast for the coronation in central london. looks cloudy, there'll be some rain from time to time. temperatures are not going to be as high as the 20 celsius that we had on friday. we start with ten degrees in london first thing on saturday, seven or eight further north, just one of two showers left over here. but we've got this patchy rain here developing in southern england, moving steadily northwards into wales, the midlands, eventually into east anglia and lincolnshire. for northern england, scotland, northern ireland, some sunny spells breaking

that is where daniela comes in.t is where sara donchey comes in. >> it will take a lot of people working on it to figure it out it is important. she has dedicated her life to helping other people turn their ideas into reality when it comes to cleaning up the ocean. she founded an organization that does that. tonight at 11:00 we will slow you how she is helping a company create a more environmentally friendly version of styrafoam. getting minds together, money, resources to work collectively on the problem. i know you love the ocean, i love the ocean, we want to keep it clean. it is for all of humanity. >> i am all for that. and that of all thing that is wonderful. what time are you on tonight? >> i tell you, i tell you every day, i will keep telling you. she tunes in at 10:59, you can tune in at 11:00. >>> if you use turbo tax you could have a refund coming your way. not the irs. the company will send settlement checks to california customers who were eligible to file for free in 2016, 2017, 2018 but ended up paying

. >> reporter: decades later, daniela campana can remember father carter, even the sound of his voice. >> very charismatic, very loud. a little bit strict. he was a big presence at the score. >> reporter: he worked at a school la campania attended as a child. she said the priest formed a bond with her entire family. >> he became good friends with my father. i really liked him. he took a liking to me, which wasn't really a common experience for me as a child. >> reporter: one night in the late '70s, la campania says carter turned from trusted family friend to her abuser. she was only 8 years old. >> he was over at our house having dinner. my parents were actually in the other room. i was wearing my pajamas. he took his hand and he put it up my pajama shirt and felt my chest area. then he took his hand and put it down my pajama pants and felt my bottom area and vagina area. >> what was going through your mind at that point? >> very confusing. but i knew it was wrong. >> reporter: she carried the secret for decades until 2002. when the clergy sex scandal in boston exploded and a flood of

june 1st is the deadline, daniela.are going to get on board with a clean debt ceiling? negotiating this budget separately. i hear the white house saying this. i don't hear that's what congressional republicans are saying, but you know better than i. >> the short answer is, no, symone, it's not going to happen. -- there needs to be negotiation with democratic leaders on this, it's between him and president joe biden. minority leader mcconnell has said he's letting the negotiations take place between the two of them. it came jeffries and senate majority leader chuck schumer seem -- it's interesting because you actually said, and i'm forgetting the number, i think it was 18 days until are you default. it's really actually for, if you consider the fact that there is only four days this week that the house and senate are both in session. and they really having a ticking time bomb on their hands. right now, there is absolutely no plan. they said the staff continued negotiating behind closed doors. that's why the meeting was

a district spokeswoman says daniela was in fourth grade and sofia in second.o parents, the principal said. in part, daniella and sofia were the kindest, most thoughtful students with smiles that could light up any room. our hearts are broken, and words cannot express how deeply they will be missed. we've been invited here. to be present in the community after the shooting back at the mall, volunteers with lutheran church charities had seven trained comfort dogs on hand to help folks grieve. not far away is where 20 year old christian lacour died, his mother told fox news. her son, who is from farmersville, was working as a security guard at the mall. all of the victims gone, but not forgotten by a community in mourning. we just want to be present with them stand with them. pray with them. be in their sorrow. help them remember their loved one. and again, that was alex boyer reporting the suspect, 33 year old mauricio garcia was shot and killed by police. investigators say garcia expressed interest in white supremacist and neo views on social media. they have n

daniela relph, bbc news, westminster abbey. the eyes of the world was on that ceremony.rolled, very calm when we'd assumed a very exciting time for the new monarch. but he seemed to be in a very thoughtful kind of mood. i think that augurs well for a monarch who would take that role seriously and want to perform his functions very well. and more thanjust being a symbol of authority, actually, exercising the powers and the opportunities that we will have to make a difference in peoples lives to contribute to community service. to community engagement, to advance in our case, and canada, the whole cause of indigenous reconciliation. and healing. to advance the cause of young people in our society. so that they have a future that is hopeful and prosperous. and obviously he will continue with his commitment to sustainability and a clean and healthy environment. those sorts of things that will really make a difference in peoples lives.— peoples lives. it's interest ou peoples lives. it's interest you mentioned _ peoples lives. it's interest you mentioned his- peoples lives. i

hands up past three bodies >> reporter: tonight families facing heartbreaking loss fourth-grader daniela mendoza and second-grader sofia mendoza lost their lives in the shooting. their mother, ilda, remaining in critical condition. also killed, the cho family cindy, kyu and 3-year-old son james leaving 6-year-old william as the family's only survivor aishwarya thatikonda, a 27-year-old engineer and 20-year-old security guard christian lacour >> he was such a loving guy, such a caring guy >> reporter: tonight the crosses, flowers and tears we've seen before coming to allen, a community clinging to whatever it can >> all of it so senseless. morgan joining us now live near the crime scene. morgan, tonight we're learning the shooter at least attempted to join the military. what do we know? >> reporter: yeah, lester, army officials have confirmed that garcia did enlist in the army back in june of 2008 but he was kicked out barely three months later due to an unspecified mental or physical condition. but tonight here at the scene hundreds are showing up to pay their respects and eight crosses

daniela relph has more. a first visit to chelsea as king for this keen gardener.ng her reign. today, along with queen camilla, they took on her legacy here. hi, everyone. earlier it was the turn of the princess of wales. she hosted a picnic with schoolchildren, and told them about prince louis's early gardening efforts. louis is growing broad beans. he's growing broad beans at school. it was then a princess as show guide, taking some of the children around chelsea. having them here was her idea, and likely to become a regular event. i was really excited and i couldn't wait to meet the princess. she was talking about bugs and plants and she was talking about nature. she was telling me what habitats are in there, and how they dig that speed. the spectacle of chelsea was on full display, with the gardens ready forjudging and plenty of celebrities looking for tips. i'm a keen but hopeless gardener and i come here to get inspiration and flashes of complete beauty. i'm just gathering ideas, you know? you see something and you think, "i must have that in the garden." thi

class a group of students of the prykarpattia military department of the university, among them cadet daniela, it was perhaps the most difficult for me to understand the structure, because well, i have been quiet for a year, i am more of a humanitarian and understand how batteries work, which battery is for which device how it is connected. this was probably the most difficult. our structures give us angles, help us install the simulator program, and according to this, he tells, for example, how to control the drone in the simulator and explains, for example, what is the difference between real control and control in the simulator, and so to understand more clearly, well, in the previous material how everything is interconnected . arsen, who is getting the rank of officer this year, says that the ability to pilot drones and knowledge of their structure are quite relevant in the conditions of modern war. since this year he graduates the military department receives the rank of officer in the field of mathematical and software of the armed forces and the direction of firewood management. the co

aishwarya thatikonda, an engineer from india, two young sisters daniela mendoza and sophia mendoza with james cho, the only surviving member of the family is their 6-year-old son william. the memorial for the victims behind me keeps growing as people come by to stop, mourn, and pray. there are two more vigils tomorrow for the victims. >> norah: omar villafranca, thank you. from one horrific tragedy in texas to another, this one in the border town of brownsville. police charging the driver of an suv with multiple felonies including aggravated assault after he slammed into a group of migrants outside a shelter on sunday. cbs's nicole sganga reports that three were killed and at least ten others injured. >> reporter: this was a moment and suv plowed into a crowd of migrants in brownsville, texas, turning this bus stop into a crime scene. the driver ran a red light and struck 18 people killing eight. >> horrific. it was terrible. the bodies were all over the place. >> reporter: this video shows onlookers confronting the driver, 34-year-old george alvarez after the incident. >> the driver of