more than 90 years ago, al smith ran for president. why was that significant? >> al smith was an immigrant kid. he was irish dissent. he never got beyond eighth grade. by the 1920's, he runs in 1928, catholics are pretty significant percent of the population. they faced considerable discrimination in the 19th century, even the 1920's with the ku klux klan. smith being on the ticket was one marker that catholics were making it in national life. the fact that he lost was a marker that to run for catholic -- president is a catholic was a disadvantage. he lost pretty significantly in the south. >> they have a dinner in his name every year. what was he like as a person? >> charming. very new york accent. that was controversial in the 1928 campaign, which had the first discussions on radio over american politics. he became a little bit bitter as an old man. he was bitter that franklin roosevelt, rich, sophisticated became perceived as the candidate of the common man and became a leader in the democratic party. in the 30's you see him shift a little bit ideologically.

by al smith and john kennedy when they ran for president. he also addresses the current sexual abuse scandal in the catholic church. this 15 minute interview was recorded at the annual historic association meeting. >> your book which came out of few years ago, what did you learn? >> i wanted to look at how american ideas of freedom intersected with the catholic global tradition. what i learned is there were moments of conflict and overlap. in the 19th century there was conflict over slavery. there is lots of overlap in the economy. there was overlap in the 50's on ideas about americanization. there were issues around sexuality, divorce, a lot of the cultural issues of the last 30 years. more than 90 years ago, al smith ran for president. why was that significant? >> al smith was an immigrant kid. he was irish dissent. he never got beyond eighth grade. by the 1920's, he runs in 1928, catholics are pretty significant percent of the population. they faced considerable discrimination in the 19th century, even the 1920's with the ku klux klan. sm

but al smith was a catholic. in the beginning it seemed like he had overwhelming support, not -- but the klan operated so successfully that they managed through 103 ballots to deny him the nomination. later that same year, 1924, the united states passed the first overall immigration control act. there have been some immigration controls before, but they were very targeted, particularly against asian people on the west coast, japanese, filipino, chinese people, there were also some particularly targeted things. but 1924 was the first time the federal government had any kind of restriction on people coming into the country. this law, which some of you i'm sure know about, it did this by setting up quotas for each ethnic and racial category of people. this hierarchy of quotas installed into law exactly the ku klux klan's hierarchy of who were the superior people and who were the inferior people. there were large quotas for the british, tiny quotas for sicilians. and everything in between. that law was in effect unti

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is he the answero ale smith? ds, careally, use smith is still recovering froma nasty leg injury. his prospects to play next season are unclea he may have to duke it out with colt mccoy to figure out who gets the top billing next season. back out live. if you heard keenum's name before, you have. he helped lead the vikings to the nfc championship game, where they fell to which team? >> the philadelphia eagles fell to them at lincoln financial fiel >> thanks for that, justin. >> reporter: this has to be worked oea. the leaguen starts next wednesday. more about that deal and back outside to you. >> justin finch, thank you. >> it's interesting in landover. always interesting. >>> the weather is interesting, too, chuck. >>it's like a soap opera out there. like sands through the hour glass, so are the playersf our lives. mr. lincoln sitting in the cold weatherhere. only 34 degrees at national airport. winds out of the northeast, fairly light. andt won't be a windy day today. but it will stay cloudy, cold and wet. now, i

he compares the challenges faced by al smith and john kennedy when they ran for president. he also addresses the current sexual abuse scandal in the catholic church. this 15 minute interview was recorded at the annual historic association meeting. >> your book which came out of few years ago, what did you learn? >> i wanted to look at how american ideas of freedom intersected with the catholic global tradition. what i learned is there were moments of conflict and overlap. in the 19th century there was conflict over slavery. there is lots of overlap in the economy. there was overlap in the 50's on ideas about americanization. there were issues around sexuality, divorce, a lot of the cultural issues of the last 30 years.

but at the same time, i am going through his correspondence with al smith, and his correspondence withranklin roosevelt when he was governor. some of the things he is telling me didn't comport with the facts. in the seventh interview, i started asking him about an incident that i knew he had kept secret for 45 years. the minute i mentioned the name connected with it, i could just see his eyes change. just a few minutes later he said, that is enough for today. every time i called after that, he wouldn't see me, host: did he read your book? robert: i believe he did. i don't know that for a fact. what i know is, this, again, is a compliment to myself, she had a team of investigators. what he would do, if a public official opposed him, one of the first things he would do was put his team of investigators. he called them "my bloodhounds," to go look over the guys live to see if there's anything disreputable that he, moses, could threaten to expose. i was told, because i had become friends with members of his entourage, "he has put the bloodhounds on you." and i always was pretty proud of th

kennedy and al smith that were american catholics running for president also faced that dual loyalty. it was just as wrong then directed towards catholics and just as wrong today. there can be legitimate criticism of decisions by the israeli government, like there can be legitimate criticisms of decisions of the american government, but we shouldn't go about questioning people's loyalty to our country. >> congressman boyle, we are out of time. thank you for taking time for us today. >> all right. thank you. >> sure. >>> according to the miami herald, president trump was spotted with the founder of the florida spa where police say patriots owner robert kraft solicited sex. a live report coming up. to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed. and while some advisors are happy to earn commissions whether you do well or not. fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money managers. fisher investments. clearly better money manageme

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the site this week only they can grant permission for building materials to be allowed in bernard smith al-jazeera in occupied east jerusalem hallways chief financial officer will appear in court next week after canada allowed an extradition request to go ahead when one joe was arrested at bank who were airport in december at the request of the us government it is accusing hmong and the chinese take charge of conspiring to violate sanctions on iran case triggered a diplomatic route between canada and china says it will be watching the case closely to go to justice will prevail in the end zone now in fact not only the chinese and canadian citizens but the whole world is extremely interested to hear how the canadian government answers this question of britain's looming exit from the european union is a major concern for the u.k. science community they say it's scaring off students and academics who'd normally come to study and teach them hey we're reports from the university city of cambridge which voted overwhelmingly to stay in the european union. this is a team effort to because it's it w

bernard smith al-jazeera. and we're going now to our correspondent who is joining us live from tunis a neighbor intimacy aware arab league foreign ministers is setting up the agenda for a summit on sunday interestingly hashim the situation in algeria isn't expected to be on the arab league agenda. no mention whatsoever of the political crisis although we do understand that the president of the senate. is going to be here. to attend the. summit and i think it's going to be an opportunity for him to talk to many arab leaders about the latest developments on the ground particularly neighboring countries are closely watching the situation as it evolves in syria and in the last few minutes we've heard that it's at least a million people out on the streets and we have heard this number before in the last six weeks what are you hearing about the situation in algeria. huge crowds particularly in the capital we're getting reports of rallies in different parts of the country or united all saying in the same voice that t

whether the unsavory new details that there are enough to put off currently loyal supporters bernard smith al-jazeera west jerusalem. under protestors in sudan have once again taken to the streets to defy the government's ban on public gatherings. chanting freedom peace and revolution for the people many joined in mass rallies across the country widespread protests broke out in december over the price of food but they've evolved into a larger movement against the president. the medical charity doctors without borders has suspended its work at the epicenter of the ball epidemic in the democratic republic of congo two of its clinics were burned down in the latest attack against aid workers trying to contain the dangerous virus alexy o'brien reports this is all that's left of an ebola treatment center in the eastern congo town of. attack is set fire to the building on wednesday before engaging in a gun battle with security forces for people with confirmed cases of the highly contagious virus played the same and are still missing but those who would miss not forget a ball is a lethal disease an e

the site this week only they can grant permission for building materials to be allowed in bernard smith al jazeera in occupied east jerusalem. hello i'm. with the headlines on al-jazeera at least three people have died in cross border selling between india and pakistan in the disputed kashmir region indian officials say a mother and her two children were killed when pakistani artillery fire has a house in indian administered kashmir near the line of control tensions remain high after a new delhi said they shot down each other's jets on wednesday so hell raman has more from new delhi the tension is than it has been for several weeks now and certainly overnight on friday what we've been able to ascertain is that shelling in the area again hit villages and one house in particular where a mother and her two young children were killed instantly and the father is critically ill and he's in hospital in a round about fifty kilometers further north of pooches a small area of who is very close to the line of control and there the shelling was so heavy that people have been evacuated. hundreds of tho

the site this week only they can grant permission for building materials to be allowed in bernard smith al-jazeera in occupied east jerusalem well brazil's well the famous qana has officially kicks off in rio de janeiro. despite initial concerns over the safety of the main parade size or thought that the go ahead this week and as with every year hundreds of parties and parades will fill the city's streets and the celebrations will run until tuesday. hello i'm the star in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera at least three people have died in cross border shelling between india and pakistan and the disputed kashmir region indian officials say a mother and her two children were killed tensions remain high after osama bad new delhi said they shot down each other's jets on wednesday so hell raman has more from new delhi the tension is that it has been for several weeks now and certainly overnight on friday what we've been able to ascertain is that shelling in the area again. bill it is one house in particular where a mother and her two young children were killed instantly and the father is cr

the site this week only they can grant permission for building materials to be allowed in burnet smith al-jazeera in occupied east jerusalem. you know there is warning of a global surge in the number of cases of measles the agency says complacency and conflict are threatening to undo decades of work to contain the disease it says that in two thousand and eighteen ninety eight countries reported a big increase in cases compared to previous years ten countries contributed three quarters of the increase including conflict crane and yemen but also wealthier nations like france according to the world health organization one hundred and thirty six thousand people died from the virus last year the global health body blamed what it called vaccine hesitancy my cannas got more from the united nations . it's a disease that's more contagious than a bolo influenza but it can be prevented by a simple readily available vaccine. and yet in a number of countries including some once declared measles free cases of the disease on the rise unicef and its partners are supporting governments urgently to reach m

the site this week only they can grant permission for building materials to be allowed in bernard smith al-jazeera in occupied east jerusalem saudi activists arrested last year after being accused of undermining security and harming national unity are to be put on trial prosecutors say they've completed investigations and they're preparing court referrals rights groups say the cases include detained women activists who've campaigned for the right to drive. venezuela's opposition leader is in argentina trying to rally support across latin america to have president nicolas maduro removed. has already met the leaders of brazil and part of what is vowing to return to venezuela as early as next week reports. one way though is touring latin america to thank those leaders who have come out in support of his bid to replace as venezuela's president their members of the so-called group and why though says their support is crucial in this i want that i will be returning to caracas soon to continue carrying out the judy that i swore to and that all of venezuela swore to we're going to continue mobiliz

the site this week only they can grant permission for building materials to be allowed in burnet smith al-jazeera in occupied east jerusalem. the new york times is reporting that a deal us saudi physician has been tortured by the saudi authorities the newspaper alleges that while he was beaten and shocked with electricity chairing his imprisonment at the ritz carlton in riyadh he was one of hundreds of people arrested in two thousand and seventeen as possible wider crack down on corruption by the kingdom still believed to be held by riyadh saudi officials have denied any mistreatment of detainees well saudi arabia's public prosecutor says it will put several female activists on trial despite an international outcry they are accused of working to undermine the security of the kingdom while campaigning for women's women's right to drive him home it has mall. it was last june that women in saudi arabia were given the legal right to drive a car up until then it was the only country in the world that banned women from getting behind the wheel but about the same time security forces were also c

the site this week only they can grant permission for building materials to be allowed in bernard smith al-jazeera in occupied east jerusalem. of bushfires in the astray and state of victoria have led authorities to issue an emergency warning for the area people living around state park east of melbourne have been told to leave their homes so more than three hundred firefighters trying to control the fast moving blaze is believe the fires were started by multiple lightning strikes on friday the season is already the hottest autumn the region is seen in thirty years. a clean up of one of the world's most polluted rivers is taking longer than expected every day about twenty thousand tons of waste and three hundred forty thousand tons of waste water i've dumped in the indonesia florence louis reports from bandung in west java why it's such a tough job. cleaning up indonesia's most polluted river is a huge undertaking even the military's involved machines have been brought in to bury the tons of rubbish fished out from the cheetah it's been a year since the government launched a program to cle

the site this week only they can grant permission for building materials to be allowed in bernard smith al-jazeera in occupied east jerusalem a bushfires in the australian state of victoria have led them to issue an emergency warning for the area people living around the state park east of melbourne have been told to leave their homes as more than three hundred firefighters tried to control the fast moving blaze it's thought the fires were started by multiple lightning strikes on friday season is already the hottest autumn the region has seen in thirty years a clean up of one of the world's most polluted rivers is taking longer than expected every day about twenty thousand tons of waste dumped in the chatterjee in indonesia floods louis reports from bandung in west java on why it's such a tough job. cleaning up indonesia's most polluted river is a huge undertaking even the military's involved machines have been brought in to bury the tons of rubbish fished out from the cheetah it's been a year since the government launched a program to clean up the river. but one military commander tells u

fill the demands of the hundreds of thousands of our jury and who spoke out in protest the bernard smith al-jazeera. and mohammed karat is a professor of media studies and mass communication at qatar university he says constitutional measures put forward by the army chief and wedding party to remove president were to freak out don't go far enough for protests what did the government did you know its own you know to achieve a today article once you go to which is like you know devote yourself to the presidency but deported because if this and this happens it is that today the president of the but house of. the somebody the nation he will be presiding the country for forty five days and the people don't want that because you know he's from the old regime and what they want you to want to know did they want to decide all of the you know department the national assembly and the council of the nation and if we are a one zero two it doesn't you know it doesn't say that you have. the soul of this department and the. the council of nation you see saw it doesn't mean that commercial cue for the i me

crecer su negocio >> al tener ese tipo de estudios nos permite que ellos nos miren como realmente estamos que necesitamos ayuda mÁs capital. >> en passaic nueva jersey, rebecca smiths dominaron a placer al punto que aplastaron con mara dos, esa fortaleza, seguida los famosos tuvieron su oportuni

the site this week only they can grant permission for building materials to be allowed in bernard smith al-jazeera in occupied east jerusalem north korean leader kim jong un is returning to pyongyang after four days in vietnam kim boarded his private train at the vietnam china border watched by cheering crowds came in the u.s. president donald trump failed to reach a deal on the denuclearization of the korean peninsula after talks and hanoi and a private chile on thursday the north korean leader had stayed on in hanoi as part of an official visit to vietnam and i'm bush's program to decontaminate one of the world's most polluted rivers is taking longer than expected the setter and indonesia provides water for twenty seven million people but every year tens of thousands of tons of waste is dumped in the river as florence louis reports from bandung in west java war funding and military support is needed to continue the cleanup. cleaning up indonesia's most polluted river is a huge undertaking even the military's involved machines have been brought in to bury the tons of rubbish fished out fr

the site this week only they can grant permission for building materials to be allowed in bernard smith al-jazeera in occupied east jerusalem. now security forces in somalia have shot down three fighters ending a standoff following a bomb attack on a hotel in the capital the fighters held out for several hours in the building next to the hotel in mogadishu ventured the they were overwhelmed by security forces and the army at least twenty nine people were killed in the suicide bombing on the. hotel on thursday night britain's looming exit from the e.u. is wiring the u.k. science community say it's carrying off students and academics who normally come to study and teach them hayward reports from the university of cambridge which voted overwhelmingly to stay in the union. this is a team effort to because it's it works well with two people mattie islamic gratitudes originally from germany is teaching the next generation of the scientifically he's lived in the u.k. since nine hundred eighty nine and want to cambridge university for more than twenty years the prospect of bricks it has left him f

the site this week only they can grant permission for building materials to be allowed in bernard smith al-jazeera in occupied east jerusalem. still ahead for you sport with pharo we will hear about the football fans who took the celebrations us a little too far. with a new leader in brazil comes changes to how it deals with parents and the u.s. brazil's vice president is playing an active role of president asked you not to talk to the press but you're still talking the president just told me to be careful the vice president of brazil talks to al-jazeera. it's the first day of school in bubble elementary school in mosul. is this a military base fired in the rocket propelled grenades and mortars up nearby and out that falsus. most helpful gauteng what it is like to be in school up to three years what war. six year old does has of survived as like he's home and almost wiped out his entire family he now lives in the popular destroyed house with his father and grandfather. solace for the purpose his son for the first day in school is hopeful making new friends would help is that a company. wel

fill the demands of the hundreds of thousands of algerians who've spoken out in protest bernard smith al jazeera. now so who are algeria's ruling elites and what's their connection to president bush the flicka there's the military which holds a lot of power behind the scenes and in the past top officers were replaced if they posed any challenge to flee because rule protest is also not in favor of the opposition though and that's because they are all seen to be part of the same system and appear to have helped with the flick of remain in power for twenty years business leaders are closely aligned to those in power to many of or to any award of contracts of government loans for public and private projects in return for their campaign support and favorable media coverage well let's get more on this now we're joined by use of one the professor of political science and international relations at catholic university very good to have you with us on al-jazeera so the sixth week of massive protests in algeria and everyone now waiting on the constitutional council to see how they will rule on his

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alan smith is following this closely. al alan, let's back up. that's beginning in the late 90s and recovering from being in a failed financial standing. they worked a lot with them. the subpoenas are focused and the main property in chicago and trump doral in florida and trump hotel in d.c. that is being subpoenaed for deutsch bank including his attempted purchase of the buffalo bills in 2014. >> what's the high level allegation that investors are trying to figure out. what was done that was improper. >> as cohen testified, he said trump deflated the value on information he submitted to the banks. he hopes to get loans or money. and the civil inquiry can't lead to charges. there would have to be a referral. this is about investigations carried out by the attorney general's office on a civil level. it can lead to dissolution of a business. the powers that new york attorney general can have in investigating the fraud and action. >> the new york attorney general ran on a campaign that involved looking into all of trump's activities and the campaign

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smith-pelly has als rejected an invitation.onight's the power ball a drawing the jackpot keeps growing. we saw people scooping up tickets re. the top prize for tonight's drawing is a whopping 625 million bucks. if you take the lump sum, it's $3n. mill >>> not a bad day to check out >>> welcome back. lauryn, i am ready for ring. say it's here. >> it's here. i mean, officially started on wednday, adam. so it's officially here. now, whether it feels liker it not, we are kind of dealing with that still. listen. akday, windb out there. tomorrow, light jacket. monday an umbrella. then you'll need your winter jacket by tuesday. don't put it away just yet. temperatures in the upper 30s th those winds at about 10 to 20 miles an hour. gusts up to 30 out theretoday. temperatures are rising into the low to mid-50s. we're going to have plenty of sunshine out there. winds settle down about 6:00 p.m. tonight. then sunshine tomorrow, low 60s, light winds. we will see an increase in cloud cover late on sunday. we do have showers around for your

y al mal tiempo se deja sentir en otras partes del paÍs como en nueva york donde la tormenta dejÓ una considerable cantidad de nieve. saludamos a rebeca smithha nieve y en pocas horas. eso lo hace peligroso. esta nevada nos trajo en manhattan cuatro pulgadas de nieve. para que ustedes se dÉ una idea de cuÁnta nieve cayÓ aquÍ estaba limpio. toda esta nieve cayÓ en cuestiÓn de horas. mÁs al norte cayeron cerca de 11 pulgadas y en estado de new jersey se declarÓ estado de emergencia ya que se necesitaban mÁs fondos para llevar mÁs en removedores de nieve para que las calles e fueran seguras. y en new jersey y 10,000 casas quedaron sin energÍa elÉctrica y se estÁ tratando de regresar a la normalidad. hay muchos niÑos en el parque hoy porque no hay escuela en nueva york con el fin de tener a los niÑos seguros de que la transportaciÓn puede resultar peligrosa porque esta nieve aunque se esta deshaciendo ya que ahora estamos los 30 y vamos a llegar a los 40°. pero las temperaturas van a volver a descender lo que va a ser que esta nieve se convierta en hielo y puede hacer que las condiciones sean peligrosas. las autoridades recomiendan que no salga

el nombre de esta victima es kevin smianty smith y su entrenador lo llevo a al club y ahi conocio a lae tomo su bebida, se habia llevado a cardi b, paso lo que paso. >> lo ultimo que recuerda que se meneaba y despierta y ya no t i tenten tenia dinero, 850 dolares, no s estaba su cinturon y su ipodo u touch. trato de llamarlo pero el numero era virtual y entonces, s si se preguntan por que no la c acuso, porque estaba comprome d comprometido y no queria que su novia se diera cuenta pero es r estaria a tiempo de acusar a la cantante y dice que no lo hara >> hay que hablar de shakira y carlos vives para responder a la demanda del supuesto plagio del cubano castellanos. es un plagio del tema yo te quiero tanto. r c reclama los derechos de autor de la bicicleta. shakira y carlos v vives negaron el plan y dice que no tiene que ver con la vida ni la obra del demandanta. la >> dice que la letra habla de u sus costumbres y su tierra. a q aunque no estudio musica en la u un universidad puede componer ca canciones. lo hace en la ducha, aviones. para realizar esto, ahi en la corte se puso a cantar

the richardson al-jazeera john jones says he's open to a big fight against brock lesnar after successfully defending his light heavyweight title at u.f.c. two three five he beat anthony smith by unanimous decision in los vegas even after being deducted two points for a low blow jones would have to step up a weight class to fight the former heavyweight champion lesnar who is currently working with. expected to make a return to the octagon i figure if i'm going to make the gamble you might as well go actually big go big or go. abroad pleasant but i mean it's extremely high risk extremely high reward i don't really see myself as anyone. that can bring in the numbers me abroad to bring in. and former f one champion jenson button is trying his hand at a different sport and admits it's tougher than he thought they were and has swapped his car for a bike button is in oman taking part in the routes the three stage course takes three days and covers two hundred and thirty eight kilometers the thirty nine year old won the f one title back in two thousand and nine. and that's all your sport for now more later. and more news as well in just a couple of minutes back after the break. i

richardson al-jazeera john jones says he's all went to a big money fight against brock lesnar after successfully defending his light heavyweight title at u.f.c. two three five eight anthony smith by unanimous decision in las vegas even after being deducted two points for a low blow jones would have to step up a weight class to fight the former heavyweight champion was there who is currently working with is expected to make a return to the octagon. i figure if i'm going to make the gamble you might as well go actually big go big or go and. buy i mean it's surely a high risk extremely high reward i don't really see myself as anyone. that could bring in the numbers me abroad to bring in. other u.s.c. has also crowned its first ever african born champion by jerry an american fighter camera was the welterweight title with a one sided decision victory over tyson woodley in now wants to make a difference outside the break. in my village where i'm from there's still not running water everywhere people are still struggling to get clean water so we're going to put something together i have an excellent team a great manager and we're going to put something together we're going to start a

richardson al-jazeera john jones says he's open to a big money fight against brock lesnar after successfully defending his light heavyweight title at u.f.c. two three five t.v. ads in the smith by unanimous decision in las vegas even after being deducted two points for a low blow jones would have to step up in a weight class to fight the former heavyweight champion lesnar who is currently working with is expected to make a return to the octagon i figure if i'm going to make the game. surely big i go big or go and. i mean it's surely high risk extremely high reward i don't really see myself as anyone. that could bring in the numbers bring in. and former f one champion jenson button is trying his hand at a different sport and admits it's tougher than he thought burton has swapped his car for a bike button is in oman taking part in the routes the three stage course takes three days and covers two hundred and thirty eight kilometers the thirty nine year old won the f one title back in two thousand and nine. ok and that is all your sport for now it's now back to marion and london. oh very great ones very much well that wraps up the news hour but there's more of everything we're c

al-jazeera on the kenyan coast. and it's time for the sports rob thank you so much light heavyweight champion jon jones has retained his ultimate fighting championship title he defeated anthony smith in las vegas the two time champion dominated their main and then despite receiving a two point deduction for an illegal knee in the fourth round all three judges scored the contest forty eight to forty four. and then he was the most experienced person in there against. any show that experiences. he was extremely calm. positions most people would have freaked out and. he did a really great job. they were c. is also crowned its first ever african born champion nigerian american fighter comer one the welterweight title with a one sided decision victory over tyson would only he now wants to make a difference outside the ring. in my village where i'm from there still not running water everywhere people are still struggling to get clean water so we're going to put something together i have an excellent team a great manager and we're going to put something together we're going to start to an amazing foundation and we're really going to change lives. baseball's most expensive player is made h

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nathan smith moved to new zealand from dorset 13 years ago. he was the only british man present in the ale, dead. the bodies were stacked on top of each other, people just falling. the windows going out. i can't... i can't explain it. how i got out, i don't know. bang, bang, bang, bang, and it was relentless. but it wasn't right in the room, it was... people were looking at each other... to be honest, i thought it was firecrackers or maybe electrical problems. then all of a sudden, the windows started going out. i could see people just falling forward. people standing up just falling over. i got up, and i can't remember from the minute i got up to the minute i was out the back. lots of people gone. the person whose house i got married at, gone. when i first became a muslim, i had one foot in islam and one foot out of islam, and it was very difficult. he took me in as a son, for a long time, he taught me everything, pretty much, that i know. a gentle man, a fijian man, gone. just because they are wearing something different, they have beards and they are not dressed the same or eat the sam

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despuÉs de que will smith anunciarÁ su papel como el cine tratado de abrir muchas a --aladdin muchas personas no estaban contentas con su noticia. pero muchos ya se siente mejor con respecto al hicieron les va a servir. karla: hay que enseÑar a los hijos a pescar y no darles el pescado. ahora, tenemos la nueva pelÍcula con el trÁiler exclusivo. >> se llama hank. es como si un rayo viviera partido en dos. quiero que te ngas a una isla conmigo. ♪ >> tengo un gran problema. >> estÁs listo? [habla en inglÉs] >> hay un curandero que trabaja en la cocina... [habla en inglÉs] ana: no se pierdan esta divertida pelÍcula. es el 30 de agosto, karla: quizÁs tiene libre y se va al cine con la familia. como saber lo que hablÓ con la protagonista de esta pelÍcula, sandra echeverrÍa. >> actriz, cantante, esposa y mamÁ. una mujer y artista integral es como podemos describir a la talentosa sandra echeverrÍa, que tiene varias sorpresas preparadas. >> sandra es de las mexicanas, latinas y de los rostros mÁs conocidos en telenovelas, series de televisiÓn, pelÍculas y hoy nos platica de la prÓxima comedia con jaime camil. es un sueÑo de pelÍcula para mÍ.que Él es productor . es un goce porque ade