addis: lo vas a hacer?lan vamos a conocer hoy, son los Ángeles matÍas: a nuestros digitalitos que traen un resumen crÍtico, pero objetivo lo ocurrido en los pequeÑos gigantes. matÍas: mi nombre es matías! rosa angela: somos los digitalitos gigantes! Éstas son las Últimas noticias de pequeÑos gigantes. >> quÉ quiere decir sentenciados? >> pueden ir para la casa. >> que estÁn sentados. >> Él es un cantante, baila. [ininteligible] >> dÉ o alguien el regalo un pastel a galilea. >?2 quÉ tenÍa? >> un cerebro. >> matÍas, en quÉ parte del cuerpo se encuentran los sesos. matÍas: en la cabeza, en la mente. es algo que... el amor se siente en el corazÓn y en la mente. >> estudios de muestras que todo el mundo se traga 14 insectos huraÑo esas fueron todas las noticias por hoy. >> no dejen de ver este domingo pequeÑos gigantes! alan:los amo, macro que barbaridad! carlos: en oaxaqueÑo. hay quien a los pequeÑos gigantes. alan: es una de nuestras partes favoritas . lo vamos a presentar otros pequeÑos gigantes de su casa. v

addis: muy buenos dÍas.tregarÍa las pruebas de adn a gabriel soto. marjorie de sousa: dÓnde estÁ vanessa? >> por quÉ? por quÉ no hablar del tema? despuÉs de que una revista publicÓ de que marjorie de sousa y geraldine bazÁn tuvieron una conversaciÓn, en la que geraldine bazÁn le pidiÓ hacer una prueba de adn a matÍas, quisimos saber si había algÚn otro acercamiento. geraldine bazÁn te ha buscado nuevamente? se supo que ella es hijo de juliÁn gil. te ha buscado? marjorie de sousa: corazÓn, no voy hablar de eso. no tengo mÁs nadaque decir. con todo respeto. les mando un beso, gracias. ♪ addis: parece que no fue de mucho agrado toparse con la cÁmara de "despierta amÉrica". no quiso hablar mucho del tema. ella asegurÓ que no ha ganado ninguna instancia juliÁn gil. maÑana vamos a tener en exclusivaalgo de lo que juliÁn gil tiene al respecto. parece que esta semana estuvo ofreciendo mucho mÁsde lo que la misma marjorie de sousa dirÍa . alan: gabriel soto pidiÓ pruebas de adn? no entiendo. addis: gabriel soto pidiÓ

addis, muchas gracias. addis: tenemos mucho quÉ hablar.enemos una gran sorpresa para la telenovela. >> uno de los actores mÁs cotizados del momento deleita constantemente la pupila de sus seguidoras publicando fotografÍas muy destapado en redes sociales. ha recibido propuestas para hacer un calendario. david zepeda:por ahora, no voy a hacer ningÚn calendario. ♪ [risas] addis: el personaje de david zepedaestÁ casado con el personaje de geraldine bazÁn. a su vez, se estÁ enamorando del personaje de ana brendaque antes estaba comprometida con el personaje de juliÁn gil. estÁ buenÍsimo. [risas] alan: ademÁs, david dice que el calendario por ahora no, tiene que haber algo de plata. [risas] addis: lo queremos interactivo. [risas] carlos: te hace falta un calendario. [risas] alan: nos vemos, cuidate mucho. carlos: seguimos con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica". no hacemos esas fotos nosotros por respeto. [risas] ana: gracias, chicos. francisca: celebramos el dÍa internacional de la mujer.vamos a tener a un panel de mujeres que han podido transformar a s

vamos a pasar con addis. addis: muy buenos dÍas.e da mucho gusto porque hay mucha gente que ha sanado. addis: hace dos meses dijo ser una paciente con cÁncer que habÍan desahuciado. >> prÁcticamente, me dijeron que no tenÍa que regresar. no podÍan hacer mÁs nada. habÍa hecho metÁstasis. addis: escucha ahora lo que dice y lo certificado de salud que no comprueban. >> hoy declaro que no tengo cÁncer. gracias a dios. no hay cÉlulas cancerosas. addis: no sÓlo la rossi, muchos les ha devuelto la salud de forma sorprendente como esta persona que un tumor maligno le habÍa condenado sÓlo dÍas de vida. >> como digo y lo vuelvo a repetir yo tengo mucha fe en mi virgen. fuimos a pedirle por mÍ. me dio otra oportunidad. gracias virgen, gracias padre. despertÉ y no tenÍa mi dolor. no tenÍa nada. a partir de ahÍ fui para arriba, arriba. addis: el dolor toca la puerta de esta casa que siempre vienen a pedir. >> gracias! [llanto] gracias. salud para todos los que queremos. >> vengo a pedir salud. espero muy pronto poder dar mi testimonio y dar las

sobre todo, vienen desde mÉxico con addis. cÓmo estÁs?a veces, uno saca un hilo de la eba . geraldine bazÁn está haciendo un muy buen papel en la telenovela "por amar sin ley". ella nos habla de su papel y del reto mÁs importante que tienen su vida real que es compaginar su trabajo con la maternidad. escuchemos. >> geraldine bazÁn enfrenta uno de los mÁs grandes retos en su carrera como actriz al dar vida a elena en "por amar sin ley". es una villana fuerte y determinante. lo Único que busca recuperar a su familia. geraldine bazÁn: sÍ, es una mujer que comete un error.comete el error de la infidelidad. para ella es un error porque no quiere perder a su familia. me gusta mucho porque no es la villana que sÓlo quiere desarmar y separa de los protagonistas. es una mujer que estÁ luchando por su familia. >> ahora que regresa a los foros de grabaciÓn se suma a las madres trabajadoras. siempre estÁ pendiente de sus hijas. geraldine bazÁn: cuando es fin de semana me acompaÑan.ellas tienen varias actividades. y acompaÑan cuando se puede. >> a pes

addis: llegamos un domingo de misa.agro. el padre pistolashombre de dios y de armas tomar. ♪ con el repique de las campanas nos despedimos de ustedes recordando que la palabra de dios, no necesariamente es la adecuada, sino la que llega al corazÓn. ana: gracias, addis. carlos: sorprendente historia. con esa pistola no serÍa la mejor persona que dar la otra mejilla. [risas] ana: vemos las imÁgenes con las armas y no dejamos de pensar lo que sucede en este paÍs en cuÁnto a las armas. carlos: increÍble. quÉ podemos decir? vamos con informaciÓn de las redes sociales. alan: gracias. informaciÓn bien importante. el sÁbado 31 de marzo se cumple 23 aÑos de el asesinato de selena. univisiÓn pudo entrar en archivos. francisca: asÍ es. se viajÓ hasta corpus cristi. se encontraron la negociaciÓn de grabaciÓn del fbi que tuvo conla asesina de ser lenda. -- selena. vamos a ver un adelanto. ♪ [habla en inglÉs] >> asÍ se encontrÓ. listo para disparar. [hablan inglÉs] ♪ francisca: todavÍa duele. alan: duele como si fuera ayer. impresion

addis se encuentra allÍ para contarnos todos los detalles. addis: asÍ es.sposay sus hijos evitaron dar alguna declaraciÓn. buenas tardes, perdÓn. lo sentimos mucho. [sonido ambiente] entendemos su dolor. el mÉdico fue el primero en abandonar la residencia en un automÓvil rojo y mÁs tarde la carroza fÚnebre ingresÓ al garaje de la casa para poder subir a don rogelio guerra y llevarlo al velorio. amigos del medio artÍstico acudirían a despedirlo. que descanse en paz rogelio guerra. ♪ addis: muchas gracias a nuestra amiga de televisa espectÁculos. son momentos muy difÍciles para la familia. se agradece que carlos ante las cÁmaras haya saludado. no se vio en ese momento a aldo que forma parte del gremio del espectÁculo. queremos practicar de lo que fue don rogelio guerra. esta telenovela que marcÓ Épocas, que irrumpiÓ estigmas tambiÉn. "a los ricos tambiÉn lloran". bien cantaba verÓnica castro "aprendÍ a llorar, pero nunca aprendÍ a olvidar". ♪ ♪ >> rogelio guerra dejÓ un capÍtulo de suma importancia en el mundo de la televisiÓn mundial. en el largo listado de

addis: ! yo hemos pedido que sea una canciÓn muy pegada la radio, casi siempre va a ser mejor porque va a ser mÁs hacencada Único. esa actualidad musical hace que lo disfruten. adria: a toda mi gente hermosa de despierta amÉrica, se les quiere mucho. los invitamos a quien los Ángeles. presentador: no lo subo vamos a perder! vÁmonos a una pausa. nuestra serie de los gigantes de la farÁndula, historia de belinda. es una estrella el mundo del espectÁculo que comenzÓ cuando apenas era una niÑa. dÓnde? en "despierta amÉrica", el programa que te hace la vida mucho mÁs feliz. regresamos con mÁs. ana: mitsubishi presenta outlander, con tres filas de ciento, sÚper cÓmoda y tambiÉn es ideal para los niÑos y sus actividades. sÚper moderna para ir de viaje con la familia. ambos modelos con la seguridad que te brinda mitsubishi y la mejor tecnologÍa. ambas estÁn a un excelente precio, si no las conoces, entra a mimitsubishi.com. listerine® limpia aprácticamente un 100%. ayudando a prevenir gingivitis y el

addis: asÍ es. un hombre que tambiÉn se dio a conocer en el doblaje.re. >> me enseÑÓ a ser feliz, a disfrutar, amar mi profesiÓn y respetarla. sobre todo, a pasarla bien. >> sorprendido de la vida. >> finalmente, maribel nos contÓ que verónica castro se encuentra muy consternada por la muerte de su gran amigo. maribel: verÓnica estÁ muy triste. ella tambiÉn estÁ sufriendo por la pÉrdida de un gran amigo. ♪ addis: una anÉcdota muy linda que comentaba maribel es que verÓnica castro en la Última convivencia que tuvo con don rogelio en un homenaje de la trayectoria, ella querÍa estar con su amigo, pero no querÍa acaparar las cÁmaras. prefiriÓ entrar por donde no habÍa medios. querÍa estar al lado de su amigo. hay fotografÍas de eso. era tambiÉn la Última noche, pero la gran noche de su amigo rogelio guerra. maribel asegura que no se hizo presente verÓnica castro. carlos: bien por verÓnica castro. alan: maribel ha sido una gran esposa para rogelio en las buenas y en las malas tambiÉn. cuando estuvo enfermo lo trataba como si no estuviera enfermo. se le iba

emmanuel igunza, bbc news, addis ababa.up something, often chocolate or meat. christians in pakistan take their devotion a step further by copying the muslim practice of fasting. many feel it helps them build links with their islamic neighbours, as secunder kermani reports from rawalpindi. fridays and sundays at st mary's church in rawalpindi are always busy during lent. there are over three million christians in pakistan — around half of whom are catholic, half of whom are protestant. many from both groups fast throughout lent, eating just once a day. fasting is referred to in the bible, but this is a particularly local practice. it's the local speciality because of the influence of islam and hinduism, but the spirituality we draw from the holy bible and from the life ofjesus christ. translation: it's not compulsory. it's not a sin not to fast. but if you do fast, you will be devoted. at the david household, they're preparing to break their fast. translation: we start eating at six, but the thing we really crave is a cup o

in return for loans rex tillerson has been meeting the chairman of the african union in the capital addis ababa as part of his first official visit to africa and united states is the leading aid donor to africa but china supposed it as a trade partner in two thousand and nine. britain's home secretary has vowed the u.k. will pursue whoever is behind a nerve poison attack on a former russian double agent sixty six year old sergei script parle and his daughter remain in a critical but stable condition after being found unconscious on sunday a police officer also harmed by the rare nerve agent is still in a serious condition. the use minerva agent on the u.k. saw is a brazen and reckless act. this was attempted murder in the most cruel and public way people are right to want to know who to hold to account but if we are to be rigorous in this investigation we must avoid speculation we are committed to doing all we can to bring the perpetrators to justice whoever they are and wherever they may be divest occasion is moving at a pace and this government more act without hesitation as the facts b

loans rex tillerson has been meeting with chairman of the african union in the theater in capital addis ababa as part of his first official visit to africa united states is the leading aid to africa but china supposed it as a trade partner in two thousand and nine. we are not in any way attempting to keep chinese investment dollars out of africa they're badly needed however we think it's important that african countries carefully consider the terms of those investments and we witness the model that the chinese follow follow. there they do not bring significant job creation locally they don't bring significant training programs that enable african citizens to participate more fully in the future and often times the financing models are structured in a way that the country when it gets into trouble financially loses control of its own infrastructure or its own resources through default. all russians for russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov has criticized comments as inappropriate on his own african tour to strengthen ties on the continent this country is competing with china the e.u. a

addis. thank you so much for joining us well let's round off our interview with three unfinished sentences that i'd like you to complete my my fight for the rights of muslim women will have been worthwhile when then as more and more women stand up and live free and self-determined lives there. i wish that muslim men would that is this show solidarity with women and realize they can be my all feminists. my hope for young muslims in germany is. that they grasp how wonderful and transcultural their identity is that they realize the richness of their languages and identities and that they are world citizens. thanks for talking to us thank you . you know next thirty nights of the week. ready for the trash no way the company can find a new useful practically any. good thing that this was invented the company would see the world with different. women and close minded has so few females in the justices to do me the most is say. you're. on t.w. . for sarah willis. joining her on her journey of discov

addis: sus cenizas serÁn esparcidas en cancÚn. tambiÉn viene el talento, el legado.seo de que su padre derbez serÁ uno de los presentadores en la prÓxima entrega de los oscar. >> es un logro mÁs para Él. estoy contento. es algo que desde que Él se fue de mÉxico estÁ luchando por un sueÑo que tiene allÁ. sÉ que lo va a lograr. >> el primogÉnito de maribel guardia fue cuestionado por la desapariciÓn del avión privado propiedad de su fallecido padre joan sebastiÁn. >> no es que no me interese, sÍ me interesa las cosas de mi padre, pero me interesa mÁs ganarme mis propias cosas. me cuesta mucho trabajar y comprar las cosas. >> de todas maneras, respondiÓ durante la balacera de dÍas pasados viviÓ su padre en el pueblo. mismo dÍa que Él celebraba una fiesta familiar. >> lo que me sacÓ de onda es que era un lugar de maleantes. nada que ver. ese es un pueblodonde toda la gente es honrada y trabajadora. >> maribel agradeciÓ a quiÉnes no paran de elogiar las fotos que comparte en su redes sociales y se aprecia su cultural anatomÍa. maribel guardia: todas las mujeres bien linda

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yet it must act and be addie. damn are you mad. they. make. me. in guinea one in ten children dies before reaching the age of falling. don't scarcely ever visit these remote villages. benjamin tries to fill the void he's only a nurse but an experienced one skilled nurses like him are invaluable. the village is always grateful. thanks. subzero temperatures stream altitudes. this is where the hard part because of the extraordinary journey from polish to touch it you start braved ordinary joy to. do high up there is no oxygen. just to experience life simple pleasures. risking it all kurdistan at this time on al-jazeera. with bureaus spanning six continents across the globe. to do. al-jazeera has correspondents live in green the stories they tell. about it. fluent in world news. too often on the streets of india. are victims but a new force is at play. female police officers are combat sexual assault and domestic abuse. but changing society is a challenge and so is life behind the badge for india's needy call. coming soon and. i think one of our bigge

addis: lupita d'alessio, quieres decir! karla: que imitÓ la leona roncando!aben que siempre estÁ atrÁs de cÁmara con lo mejor de " pequeÑos gigantes ". quÉ bien te la pasas disfrutando lo que pasa detrÁs de cÁmara. ximena: sÍ, yo la pasÓ muy bien y nacho la pasa muy bien. viendo a los niÑos cerquita. y yo tambiÉn viendo los atrÁs del escenario. porque son ocurrentes y son muy divertidos. >> te comentamos porque moroquito le llevÓ un pastel a galilea y trato de conquistarla. >> sÍ, ¿ya vieron que sabrosos estaban los ingredientes? no estaba muy rico el pastel que digamos! alan: era de cerebro, aunque no era de cerebro. ximena: exacto, yo tambiÉn espero, pero la verdad es que muy divertido, pero nosotras acabamos embarradas de pastel. karla: vamos a recordar este momento, te parece? jimenita: regÁlame una sonrisita tambiÉn, quÉ cosa tan hermosa! a tus fans tambiÉn. ♪ dame un besito, morokito. ♪ alan: a morokito lo que ves se le antoja! jimena: es verdad, pero su mÁximo amor es galalaia. alan: nos enternece mucho la historia de valeria, la niÑa que estÁ con sus

amy: that was rex tillerson speaking thursday in addis ababa, ethiopia. this is tillerson speaking today in djibouti. >> in terms of the decision to engage between president trump and kim jong-un, that is a position the president took himself. amy: the potential talks between president trump and north korean president kim jong-un come after a delegation of south korean officials traveled to pyongyang to meet with kim jong-un, where he said he would suspend nuclear weapons testing in order to hold talks with the united states. in an op-ed for "the new york times," victor cha, a former national security council director for asia, wrote -- "while the unpredictability of a meeting between these two unconventional leaders provides unique opportunities to end the decades-old conflict, its failure could also push the two countries to the brink of war." been underhave consideration for u.s. ambassador to south korea until the trump administration dropped him when cha criticized the idea of a preemptive strike on north korea. for more, we go to washington, d.c., t

their mother need to see the absolute that maintain that less addy is. close to a myth and let them know yet they leave. the service. if it. education is struggling to keep pace often failing to prepare children for today's world. but some schools are changing the rules that are given how hot the day is happening and how the baby. with the stunning results. by. david bach are in. rebel education early learning mexico at this time on al-jazeera. i sometimes feel that we're really looking into the hearts and the soul of those directly involved in advance taking place very good at telling all sides of the story from the political elite to those people who've been affected you really get to know what's happening on the ground that's very important for me as a third generation past like an often feel that my continent is misrepresented and we've changed that your story is important to us it doesn't matter where you come from. burford you problem is something which is a geopolitical issue that's for governments international institutions to manage on the one h

addie loves watching "right this minute."onica posted this video >> she loves watching viral individual yoets. she videos. she's waiting to see more cats on tv. ♪ [ bleep ]. >> woo, that was a mouthful. >> i thought you talked fast. >> mack lethal has opened up the request line. folks will give him an idea and he has to create lyrics. first up, wrapping while chewing two packs of gum. >> oh my god that's a lot of gum. >> he sounds so full there. ♪ >> now rapping like he's been attacked by a lion. ♪ ♪ he's oating my eating my shoulder i'm killed, i'm dead i'm over ♪ >> how about in another language. ♪ >> polish is hard man. >> takes things to the next level. any time you rap like you're you're ric flair you better bring it. ♪ ♪ wheeling dealing, jet flying, glimmer jean riding son of a gun ♪ ♪ and i'm having a hard time trying to hold these alligators down ♪ >> this is a good one. >> yes, yes it is. in the last challenge he's going to rap a verse where every sentence rhymes with mom's spaghetti. ♪ [ bleep ] ♪ happy new year th

make this a mistake now, because we have the research and data to show that iou cannot lock up an addiecause as soon as they walked out of jail, they will go for the substance they had. nada: participants are given treatment within hours. you they agree to drug tests, a curfew, and daily court appearances. the judge knows that often this court can be the only support system that some people have. having theman check in daila trying to form a personal bond . carly has been clean for twoce months sintarting the program. she was arrested for drug possession and says she has used prescription pills and heroine for over a decade. in one week alone she was revived three times after overdosing. finally, she feels likelf again. >> when you are in jail or on the streets, you are a number to correctional officers, you are a dog to drug dealers. you don't have any of your self-worth. you don't have any sense of self at all. when someone looks at you and cares about what you're going through in your fe, what your problems are, how can we help u,t reminds you that there is a person that needs and d

trump tweeted, addi in his next message tha president xi told him mr. rdm "looks foro his meeting with me."wh are the prospects? to the man who opened a first and -- britain's embassy in north korea before the weapons program took off. what might kim want? >> lifting of sanctions. reduction of some of the sanctions. they are n all going to be fted. james: in exchange for? >> cap on their nuclear program and continued moratorium on rocket development. james: huge doubts remain. could this be a new nuclblr reactor caof producing m apons-grade plutonium? satellite images fst month suggest the possibility. ahead of the extraordinary ijg visit and a possible first encounter with donald trump, the stakes could hardly be higher. james robbins, bbc news.ja , i spoke with a professor of korean studies at the fletcher school at tufts university. relations between china andha north kore been pretty chilly for a while now. what do you make of this meeting, and why all the secrecy? >> like death and taxes, the day was bound to come. the reclusive, antisocial north k

modernisation is already changing life in the capital, addis ababa. first metro system. the amount of construction going on speaks volumes. ethiopia wants to pull its people out of poverty, to create jobs and get over its historic image of drought and famine. it's africa's fastest—growing economy right now, but with a population set to double in 30 years, it needs to grow even fasterjust to keep up, hence the need for cheap renewable energy. but the cost of government ambition is human rights, freedom of speech and democracy. protests across the country are being crushed. to the government, development is everything. it is one of the most important flagship projects for ethiopia. it is a project that will transform the country, it's very important. there is money to spend and the minister says that people will pay for the dam through a lottery, contributions and taxes. he insists that despite its fears, egypt will get more rather than less water. it's not about control of the flow, it's really about providing opportunities for us to develop our servic

. >> addi support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcaing, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, rhariivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thank you for joining us. white house official ptoday defendsident trump's proposed tariffs on steel and aluminum along with the decision not to exempt any cos from the tariffs. that's despite criticism from some of america's closest allies national trade council director peter navarro argued the proposed 25%ariff on steel and 10% tariff on aluminum are necessary to defend national securitynd domestic industry. >> the mission is to defend our steel and aluminum industries so they survive, and as our president said clearly and correctly we can'have a country without a steel and aluminum industry. >> sreenivasan: navarro also saidhere could be some situations where companies might be able to get exemptions from th te tariffs, bt will not be extended to entire countries. >> as soon as he starts exempting countries, he has to raise

african court go back to that of course of the african union from your holy spirit to keep her lead to addis ababa to whatever subject they have been saying that this court is politic and it has been and that's the same only it really does not is a let's look at the facts mills about leadership we have some facets so we have some facts i would just me as three of the african situations that are under investigation by the i.c.c. where self-worth. by african states two referred by the security council in which african states voted the d r c benigne and tanzania voted to refer the dar for a situation to the i.c.c. south africa gap on a nigeria voted in favor of libya being referred to the i.c.c. i could go on but africa but this is it in central and the city the decision taken aside not the i.c.c. camp because of this nonsense but the same countries avoid it until the twenty ninth of january that is what most are go to that the indictment against president bashir was wrong and that case should be brought back from the court to the security to the african union and the same countries voted their

for loans rex tillerson has been meeting with chairman of the african union in the ethiopian capital addis ababa as part of his first official visit to africa women have been running across the world to mark international women's day these are the scenes in madrid they have been unprecedented demonstrations across spain thousands of women taking to the streets and going on strike to defend their rights and call for gender equality. that's all for now coming next on international women's day the stream looks at the challenges facing women in journalism on the back seat vie for. my end of the arena but when i return let's break them down and i am in the frame. i am for me ok on this international women's day we're looking at female journalists on the front lines of journalism stay with us you're live in the stream i don't you chad. so joining the stream today an esteemed panel of journalists via skype in doha we have hoda abdel-hamid she's out easier as a senior international correspondent award winning journalist who has reported across the middle east europe and north africa in jakarta we'

west bank just a word of warning there you might find the following things up setting yassin that addie here can be seen running down an alley we will being an object of some kind he is then shot at by an israeli soldier the soldier and his colleagues proceed to kick him on the ground and then dragged him along an alley he died later from his injuries israeli army's changed its version of events several times firstly the i.d.f. said he'd attacked the soldiers with a knife and received first aid at the scene but then said it attacked them with an iron bar and missed taken to hospital now according to the i.d.f. latest statement said r.t. died from tear gas inhalation soldier who opened fire on that r.t. was interviewed by i.d.f. investigators he claimed he thought his own life was in danger. but we have gathered some opposing views on this story from my guests there inside to deal with palestinians as subhumans the whole rhetoric of. two d. human eyes the palestinian people is something that the israeli army now even schools they can save people's lives they can avoid killing people but

cynthia, addie may, carol and denise.hey were about the same ages as my sister and me growing up in iowa. i saw this on the news. someone came by a picnic we were at after church. my dad was a methodist preacher. we also got involved with the quakers. it was sunday. we were at a picnic when somebody came by to tell us how the ku klux klan had punished the little kids who dared to stand up for democracy, who dared to stand up for love and for equality and all of those democratic ideals. i thought those kids were so amazing. cynthia, addie may, carol and denise. now there are memorials built to these children in birmingham. there is an entire park dedicated to them. the statues of the brave birmingham kids. i think of them kind of like the black lives matter children of 1963. and these kids weren't popular with some people, just like black lives matter is not popular with some people. but that didn't stop them. they kept speaking up for what they believed in. for racial justice and equality and those democratic ideals that

. >> reporter: inside, teacher addie miller and her students are hoping they're not next. >> okay, and you're in your classroom, how many kids do you have with you? >> 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11. >> reporter: meanwhile, police are clearing classrooms. >> anybody need medical treatment? >> no. >> reporter: in room e-01, 14-year-old desmond barnes is calling on a cell phone, with a serious gunshot wound to his leg. >> oh, my knee hurts so bad. >> we're getting help to you, desmond. okay? you need to stay strong with me, buddy. >> reporter: you hear his teacher, ms. holiday, whispering in his ear that he's going to make it. >> hold on for me, please. sir, can you please tell me what to do? i've got a student who has been shot. and he's bleeding. >> we're getting help to you, ma'am. >> you'll be okay, they're coming. they're coming. you'll be okay. don't worry. >> reporter: investigators say the 17-year-old gunman last tuesday killed himself and was using his father's legally owned handgun. david? >> steve, thank you. >>> in pennsylvania tonight, a judge dismissing the most serious

you're suggesting rex tillerson has arrived in the ethiopian capital addis ababa it's the first stop on his five nation tour of africa tourism is seeking to bolster security with a continent which has increasingly looked to china for trade and aid is the first u.s. official to visit africa since trump took office more than a year ago his visit to the region comes just a few weeks after president on trial was accused of making derogatory comments about some african countries polls have closed in sierra leone where voters have been choosing a new president the sixteen candidates need to win fifty five percent of the vote if none achieves that they'll be a second round militarist reports from pretoria. the president announced by arrives a polling station to the after ten years in power is quitting the political stage like three million other city leo names is true that his successor i am having a health. problem that's. not huge numbers the process is this. and the best. supporting the new president this been much enthusiasm for this election voters started clearing accent just before d

for loans rex tillerson has been meeting the chairman of the african union in the ethiopian capital addis ababa as part of his first official visit to africa britain's home secretary has vowed the u.k. will pursue whoever is behind a nerve poison attack on a former russian double agent sixty six year old sergei screwball and his daughter remain in a critical but stable condition after being found unconscious on sunday the head of the un's refugee agency has visited a camp in lebanon on international women's day to speak to women who fled violence in syria people grandy said the biggest challenges facing them are violence and early marriage and hundreds of women are gathering at turkey's border with syria to raise the plight of syrian women after years of civil war organizers of the protest say more than six thousand women are currently being held in prisons in syria and some of being subjected to torture and rape. so for now with that with the full news out just over twenty five minutes time coming next our daily look behind the headlines in inside story i've been a. a very rare nerve age

state is proof of close ties between the united states and africa held talks with rex tillerson in addis ababa thank you dismissed the u.s. president's reported insults of some african countries as a thing of the past to lessons in ethiopia as part of his first official visit to the continent. we are not in any way attempting to keep chinese investment dollars out of africa they are badly needed however we think it's important that african countries carefully consider the terms of those investments and we witness the model that the chinese follow follow. they they do not bring significant job creation locally they don't bring significant training programs that enable african citizens to participate more fully in the future and often times the financing models are structured in a way that the country when it gets into trouble financially loses control of its own infrastructure or its own resources through default or exodus and also raise concerns about security in ethiopia stephanie because more on that from the new yorkers are think that it quite clear at a press conference with his ethi

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