. >>> shutdown slow down, how a big closure is impacting businesses in alexandra. >>> and remembering the titan, a look at the ian whopired the movie "remember the titans." >>> hello, everyone. i'm leon harris. icou may have n a lot of yellow at intersections. but we're not talking about traffic lights but new plastic pylons that have been cropping up. we started investigating and we report it's all in the name of safety. >> reporter: after 53 years of crossing the same intersection, aieda arudis takes a little more time. are you worried about the cars and the driver ths? >> yeah. yes, they're speeding, you know? >> reporter: and as she rightfully points out, speeding and turning don't mix. that's why they are using more and re of these yellow pylon and yellow stripe devices, a lot more of them. we have 85ti locas across the district. they're known as left turn hardening devices, designed to protect pedestrians. the whole idea here is to force drivers to go out into the intersection and stay away from the crswalk. ore of a 90 degree turn. that cuts down on therisk of an accident. and

jon ironmonger reports: the kidnap of 15—year—old alexandra macesanu has sparked outrage across romaniave joined large protests expressing theirfury with the police‘s handling of the case. "the girl rang 112 three times," her aunt says, "but they arrived after 19 hours." that's how long it took for officers to enter her suspected abductor‘s house in caracal, despite alexandra's repeated calls to the emergency services to report her kidnap and to provide details of her location. the authorities said police initially struggled to trace the call. but, having reached the property, they wasted six hours waiting for a warrant that wasn't required. once inside, officers found fragments of human bones in a barrel as well as pieces of alexandra's clothing and jewellery. this man, gheorghe dinca, has been arrested on suspicion of child trafficking. and the 66—year—old was forced to be present during the searches of his home. translation: we focussed today on the collection of different types of criminalistic samples. and genetic tests required in order to establish whether there are bone remains

and from congresswoman alexandra ocasio-cortez of new york, "mr. president, the country i come from, and the country we all swear to, is the united states." on the campaign trail, democratic candidates seized on the president's tweets. >> i'm so sick of people being told they don't belong here. because they disagree with those in power. >> i am freaking appalled that the president of the united states conducts himself in such a disgraceful and racist way. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi has, at times, conflicted with the young progressive faction, but she stood by them today, tweeting, "i reject donald trump's xenophobic comments meant to

that's how long it took for officers to enter this property, despite alexandra's repeated calls to then. six hours were apparently spent waiting for a warrant that wasn't legally required. once inside, officers found fragments of human bones in a barrel as well as pieces of clothing and jewellery. this man, gheorghe dinca, has been arrested on suspicion of child trafficking. and the 66—year—old was forced to be present during the searches of his home. translation: we focussed today on the collection of different types of criminalistic samples. and genetic tests required in order to establish whether there are bone remains belonging to different people. alexandra's abduction bears similarities with the disappearance in april of another local girl, 18—year—old luiza melencu. and it's now feared her remains could also be found at the property. translation: we don't know anything for now. if she is dead or not. she's a great child. what can i say? this is outrageous. responding to the apparent failings in the case, the interior minister said he wouldn't tolerate police workers who didn't d

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they're very close to socialism. >> tammy: yeah, alexandra, wouldn't you say that this might indicate that they know this is troubling and not a good position to take and a way they're helping them along to erase the negativity that the americans see socialism at? >> journalists are smart. they know that aoc and her socialist views are toxic when it comes to voters. if i were aoc, i might be offended by andrea mitchell. she wears that socialist badge so proudly and they're taking to take it away from her. >> tammy: good point. excellent. it would not be a worst in media segment without the ladies at "the view." >> why can't he be brought up on charges of hate speech? why can't he be sued by the aclu? i don't get it. >> obviously maybe you know where joy behar can get a free pocket constitution. that was a confusing position to take. >> all of these years when the liberals were throwing out the bill of rights, i thought they didn't like them. not that they didn't understand them. particularly the first amendment. we know liberals love to embrace it except when it doesn't embrace what t

s alexandra phenomena standing by to us for us to day to alexandra what's happening right now where you are. but there are still people in the street maybe you. can hear them playing some of them are already on their way home. very day. cynthia to t.v. where the governor is. down where to get her way to go down in front of you mentioned but nothing happened the night very late finally announced that she would step down would mean. i would make sure that it will be and what is it that. you want to find it easy going down. the drain to the end of their heart to take. back with you have you can you tell us what it was that angered the public so much that led to the mass protests where you are and to the resignation of the u.s. territories governor. yet on sunday he was talking about that it is important for him to stay in to stay in power because what he has achieved for the islands but it became clear he didn't have any other choice than to step down after internal telegram messages were leaked messages text messages in which the governor made miss a journey and homophobic comments he sai

congresswoman delayed to social media accounts after receiving death threats from supporters of alexandra castillo cortez . welcome good morning just gone 10 o'clock here in moscow you're watching the international europe and russia should return to a normal relationship without sanctions that is the joint message from the news conference of light emitted and you said become today talking about the harm to the economy by those restrictions these premier stress the good that could be achieved if they were lifted. approach the time the sanctions could be lifted or extended i'm always sad because so much could be achieved and the situation could be so. well it was no secret that the euro skeptic forces currently in power here and rome are no big fans of europe's anti russian sanctions to say the least but as you've heard prime minister conte's message is getting more loud and more clear especially when he's standing shoulder to shoulder with the russian president who once again reminded about the enormous amounts of cash that both sides were losing just because of this sanctions war. in 2013

long way to go in dealing with it to get to the heart of the issue we send our reporter money to alexandra the township of johannesburg known for frequent outburst of violence against foreigners he spoke with residents and migrants alike the problem of xenophobia. the 77 percent is back on the road once more and this week we are in johannesburg south africa specifically the township of alexandra and it's here that we've witnessed some of the west skirmishes related to sin a phobia it's not a problem exclusive to south africa but why is it that it seems to be flaring up quite often here well i have a very good looking panel here who are going to help me answer that question and i want to start with ray who is actually a resident here what is the current situation in south africa in a spazz in a phobias concent. as for now like currently it's like. before we would find cases where by like foreigners are actually being violently attacked by local residents because of the furnace obviously so yeah i want to get to the food affinity you are actually working with a consortium of refugees and mig

ever congresswoman deletes a social media accounts after receiving death threats from supporters of alexandra castillo courts. good morning welcome it's 11 o'clock here in moscow and you're watching r.t. international how europe and russia should return to normal relationships without sanctions that's the message from the news conference of light emitted and. talking about the harm to the economy by those restrictions is lee's premier stressed the good that could be achieved if they were lifted. approach the time the sanctions could be lifted or extended i'm always sad because so much could be achieved and the situation could be sooner. than you may wish to believe we understand that italy is bound by certain obligations within various integration structures both in europe and in therefore we have no special claims to italian friends box we hope will consistently fight for what was repeatedly said publicly namely for a full fledged return to normal relations between russia and europe as a whole well it was no secret that the euro skeptic forces currently in power here in rome are no big fans

representative alexandra ocasio—cortez. crowd boos.k to where you came from" was his message to the congresswomen earlier this week, three of whom were born in the usa. his latest advice — if you don't like america, then leave. tonight i have a suggestion for the hate—filled extremists who are constantly trying to tear our country down. they never have anything good to say. that's why i say, hey, if they don't like it, let them leave. let them leave. crowd chants: send her back. "send her back" was the shout, and donald trump made no attempt to calm the crowd. for 15 seconds, presidential silence. today, though, he tried to distance himself from the chants. earlier, republican leaders told the white house we cannot be defined by that cry. i was not happy with it. i disagree with it. but again, i didn't say — i didn't say that, they did. newly elected and on the left of their party, the congresswomen call themselves the squad. alexandra ocasio—cortez describes herself as a democratic socialist, and the president as a racist. ilhan omar,

s alexandra phenomena standing by to us for us good day to you alexandra what's happening right now where you are. there still people in the street maybe he. can hear them playing some of them are already on their way. to. date. since he is indeed they were the governor. down here where he gave her weight. but nothing happened the night very late finally he would. make sure that they will. think. he's. a. great. city. with a happy. ok xander we've lost the sound on that if you can hear me we'll try to get you up again later in this program that was alexander phenomenon on this breaking news story in san juan for us also to britain now where prime minister boris johnson's cabinet will meet for the 1st time this morning with a host of new faces around the table now that he's in number 10 downing street johnson has replaced most of the cavity backs of hard liners to top post and casting opponents aside johnson is also doing to address the house of commons outlining his plans to take britain out of the european union by october 31st no matter what. a triumphant barse johnson walking down the

representative alexandra ocasio—cortez. crowd boos.k to where you came from" was his message to the congresswomen earlier this week, three of whom were born in the usa. his latest advice, if you don't like america, then leave. tonight i have a suggestion for the hate—filled extremists who are constantly trying to tear our country down. they never have anything good to say. that's why i say, hey, if they don't like it, let them leave. let them leave. crowd chants: send her back. "send her back" was the shout, and donald trump made no attempt to calm the crowd. for 15 seconds, presidential silence. today, though, he tried to distance himself from the chants. earlier, republican leaders told the white house we cannot be defined by that cry. i was not happy with it. i disagree with it. but again, i didn't say — i didn't say that, they did. newly elected and on the left of their party, the congresswomen call themselves the squad. alexandra ocasio—cortez describes herself as a democratic socialist, and the president as a racist. ilhan omar,

cnn's alexandra field is in ridgecrest, california right now. alexandra, i know you were there. you felt this earthquake late last night. are people breathing easier yet or is there still anxiety they the ground could shake again? >> reporter: everyone felt it and no one will forget it. it is one thing to have a 6.4 magnitude. to have a 7.1 on its heels and there's always the possibility that something like that can happen. it truly stunned a lot of people in the community and even the ones used to it. it was friday night and it was the dinner service and there are about 150 people who were here and all of a sudden, an a the restaurant was shaking and it was bouncing. the sound like a roar coming through here and then the southbound of glass smashing. people were running for the doors trying to get out or trying to take cover under tables and the staff in the kitchen heading for the back door. i want you to see a little bit of the impact in here and the food just left on the counter, of course, the plates smashing to the floor. this is what it's going to look like inside a lot o

. >> alexandra, thank you for being so patient. if they're too far left, can that impact turnout, do you think? >> no. i think that electability isn't just about moderation, it's also about motivation. there are 4 million people who didn't turn out the way we needed them to in 2016. the definition of insanity is doing everything the same thing over and over again and expecting the same result. we're trying to defeat adopt in 2020 and the strategy that got us here won't be catering to a small number of suburban swing voters. it's also going after the bedrock of the democratic party which is young people, people of color, women of color, and union households when didn't turn out in 2016. if we want to win in 2020, we need to make sure we're presenting solutions that match the scale, scope, and urgency of the problems we're facing because people are actually wanting democrats to solve health care. the reality is we have yet to do that. >> but women of color and more moderate and older voters turn out. young people historically don't.

, my daughter. >> reporter: alexandra and her mom came to the brand-new parks. but in september, the entire tower was shutdown because they found cracks in two beams on the bus deck. they have just determined it fixed and safe again. and today the park reopened. >> it's a very safe area here because there are no cars and bicycles here. and we appreciate to have books and amenities. >> reporter: the company managing the park is proud that this isn't a typical park. this one offers unique horticulture, books and crafts and a bar and a long list of activities. >> we have 22 regularly reoccurring programs a week, including free fitness classes, nine free fitness classes. we have chill dledren's activit. we have live music twice a week. we have a knitting group. we have crafts tonight. >> reporter: there is a lot to talk about, but why talk when you can run off and experience it? >> it's an enclosed area for th. >> reporter: there is even a fun way to get up there and to get back down. they have a gondola carrying bo pe busy san francisco. now, the bottom part isn't

representative alexandra ocasio—cortez.s message to the congresswomen earlier this week, three of whom were born in the usa. his latest advice — if you don't like america, then leave. and i have a suggestion for the hate filled extremists who are constantly trying to tear our country down. they never have anything good to say. that's why i say, hey, if they don't like it, let them leave, let them leave. crowd chants: send her back. "send her back" was the shout. and donald trump made no attempt to calm the crowd. for 15 seconds, presidential silence. today though, he tried to distance himself from the chants. earlier, republican leaders told the white house, we cannot be defined by that cry. i was not happy with it. i disagree with it, but again, i didn't say, i didn't say that, they did. newly elected on the left of their party, the congresswomen called themselves the squad. alexandra ocasio—cortez describes herself as a democratic socialist and the president as a racist. ilhan omar, a muslim born in somalia, has been cond

well earlier i spoke with did abuse correspondent alexandra phenomena who's in the capital san juan and filled us in on the latest. or earlier i spoke with news correspondent alexander phenomena who's in the capital san juan who gave us the latest there and still people in the street maybe her feet but you can hear them playing some of them are already on their way home. have been very tough to date. since she has to be aware that the government is going down where to get her weight go down in front of you mentioned but nothing happened that night very late to finally announce that she would step down to. me it. would make sure that it will be included that. you want it and he's going down. down the drain into the back of their heart to see if you can you tell us what it was that angered the public so much that led to the mass protests where you are and to the resignation of the u.s. territories governor. yet on sunday he was talking about that it is important for him to stay in office and to stay in power because what he has achieved for the islands but it became clear he didn't have a

and you have to price prosecution big buyback happening there in new zealand thank you very much alexandra fox for us in christchurch all right to tennis now and in the women's wimbledon final serena williams will be taking on simona halep later today serenus looking for her 8th victory of the all england club but she has another even greater milestone in mind one more major tournament title would bring her level with australia's margaret court as the most successful player of all time. i really would be on the cusp of making tennis history. already a legend and considered one of the greats of the sport 37 year old passion for the game. i love when i do not wake up every morning and i get to be fit and i get to play sport and i get to play in front of crowds like at wimbledon not everyone can do that you know it's like if you really just kind of break it down and have a great job and i love what i do and i'm still pretty sure what i do so that she places a very unpredictable opponent in simona halep. how the person chasing her very 1st wimbledon title. heard it's an amazing feeling them re

trumps tweets targeted for freshman congresswoman alexandra ocasio cortez rush to leap i gonna pressley and ilan omar all of them democrats all of them women of color in a series of tweets the president said they should quote go back to the crime infested places from which they came rather than loudly and viciously telling the people of the united states how to run the government many online including democrats quickly denounced the comments speaker of the house nancy pelosi saying here when donald trump tells 4 american congress women to go back to their countries he reaffirms his plan to make america great again has always been about making america white again democratic presidential candidate camila harris also fired back it is absolutely racist and an american and it is an old trope go back to where it came from that you know you might hear it on the street but you should never hear that from the president of the united states 3 of the 4 congress women targeted by the president were in fact born in the u.s. including ocasio cortez whose birth hospital in new york is just a few miles

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[habla en inglÉs] reportera: alexandra o casio o cortÉs, una de la legisladoras atacada por donald trump. >> lo mÁs importante evidenciar que las polÍticas de la casa blanca son fascistas. nuestras polÍticas de migraciÓn. claudia: el lÍder de los republicanos hoy lo defendiÓ. " el presidente no es racista", sostuvo mitch o'connell. quiÉn no fue débil en defensa fue su asesora. al preguntarle a un reportero por su origen Étnico cuando Éste le preguntaba por los comentarios. ilia: pasamos a puerto rico donde ricardo rosellÓ se negóa renunciar en medio de un escÁndalo de corrupciÓn y otro escÁndalo por una comunicaciones que se filtraron entre Él y algunos de sus asesores. los republicanos bien que renuncie y las primeras protestas en la calle terminaron en refriegas cuando la policÍa tratÓ de dispersarlos con gases lacrimÓgenos. carolina: amplios sectores del pueblo portorriqueÑo salieron a protestar y exigir la renuncia de ricardo rosellÓ. en los alrededores de la casa ejecutiva hubo incendios, explosiones y gases lacrimÓgenos. >> esto se tiene que terminar, tenemos que hacernos respetar

democratic congresswoman of color should quote go back and help fix where they came from one of the women alexandra cortez responded by calling trump quote angry because you can't conceive of an america that includes us. former south african president jacob zuma has told a public inquiry that corruption allegations against him are quote a conspiracy to get him out of the picture he's accused of overseeing a culture of graft while in office including giving out state contracts and favors to allies officials have confirmed that the current of bull outbreak in the democratic republic of congo has spread to goa a major city close to the rwandan border where than 600 people have already died in the 2nd biggest symbol the outbreak on record. and here in europe another attempt today in brussels to save the iran nuclear deal from unraveling germany france and britain have called for dialogue amid increased tension in the gulf region between iran and the united states foreign ministers are meeting in brussels to discuss how they can convince tehran and washington to get back to the negotiating table u.s. ir

alexandra, the mound.take a live look outside tonight as the golden gate bridge and you can barely see anything but the traffic you can see the dow is because of all the fog summertime in the bay of reese's here to tell us what's happening. i imagine it's all clear in london that yet very clear in london still tracking some warm temperatures in our interior valleys specifically the tri valleys but let's take a look. >>at your saturday microclimate forecast today downtown san francisco, warm it to 65 degrees slightly below normal. but tomorrow warming up to 68 degrees. a degree above average so we're all going to notice that warming trend not just along the coast, but once again, our interior valleys as well, half moon bay, 67 degrees for your saturday afternoon highs. still tracking some light to breezy sea breezes at around 25 miles per hour or less pushing in that low and high cloud cover in the morning but mostly sunny skies by the afternoon. burlingame warming up to 71 degrees palo alto in the mid 70's

from 1000000000 a rescue ship carrying nearly 50 migrants in the italian or to lampedusa the alexandra defiance of the bad by israelis hardline interior minister. and the standoff continues with another aid organization baseball that's standing by just off the coast and seeking a safe course. of that also coming up. southern california is rational by one of the biggest plates in 2 decades speed magnitude 7 point one they chase buildings have to tell us the flags and box bias and more time those may be on the way. and at the women's world cup sweden linden the 3rd place they often show they did the affronts empty handed. and i'm christine one to welcome to the program. a magnitude 7 point one earthquake has struck 7 kind of fornia the region's strongest tremor in 2 decades the epicenter was some 200 kilometers northeast of los angeles injuries and fires have been reported it's the latest in a series of recent quakes to hit california and experts are warning more are likely to come. from residents watched helplessly as the quake hit the most powerful in 20 years. god knows you know the t

alexandra field has more now of what happened over the weekend. >> reporter: a strange sight even tomes square without its iconic lights, but it was plunged into darkness. broadway shows were cancelled. a concert had to be evacuated at madison square garden. people were pouring out on to street corners trying to figure out what was going on. traffic coming to a standstill with the traffic lights out at the same time. the power outage affected some 40 blocks of manhattan. it started with a failure at a substation. five other substations were to blame. the mayor and con ed saying it wasn't a physical attack or cyber attack and had nothing to do with overuse or overloading the system. they do say the investigation into what exactly went wrong will take months. >> we, as in every situation, are going to fully analyze every detail, working with con edison. we're going to work closely with con edison to figure out exactly what happened, eckersley how xa can make sure it didn't happen again. >> reporter: new york city mayor bill de blasio is praising new yorkers for their strength and for t

what he was likely referring to this quote fromm alexandra ocaso cortez. >> i think all these things sound radical compared to where we are, but where we are is not a good thing. this idea of 10% better from garbage shouldn't be what we settle for. today ocasio-cortez spoke out about the president's rhetoric at a town hall. >> once you start telling american sicitizens to, quote, back to your countries this tells you that the president is about race ump. he's been keeping it in here and this week it went out here. when he started telling american citizens, where are we going to go? we're going to stay right here. that's where we're going to go. we're not going anywhere. >> white house correspondent, boris sanchez is not far from where the president is spending the weekend. president trump's new position as of today is that the people chanting "send her back" were part of a patriotic crowd. have there been changes since this morning? >> not yet, ana. the president wants this both ways. just a couple of days ago the president indicated that he tried to cut off these supporters and resp

>>all right, thanks a lot alexandra ok. and made a big mistake to one of president trump's recent speeches and it didn't get the president's seal of approval is just put it that was the seal of approval, judy most takes a look. >>little did president trump know his fate was sealed that the presidential seal behind him wasn't as presidential as it should be and someone would get fired over it. look at the 2 headed seal that real seal has won eagle. it's the russian federation coat of arms that features to burn. and the eagle and the real seal clutches but the fake was holding golf cops. the imposter sealed proclaims of america's 45th president 45 is a pop it in spanish, you know cops and a notepad it's pretty clear pop it. the pair, the presidential seal was briefly projected. at the recent turning point usa teens summit for conservative youths, right away you think prayer, thanks somebody strolling president trump behind his back. trump critics tweeted give them a medal someone posted putin class. but turning point usa says

sam, thanks alexandra. set its 9.10 right now along the peninsula. >>a man is behind bars accused of lewd acts with a minor hears his photo. he was arrested by the san mateo county sheriff's office on july 17th, a question in first 24 year-old won than a guess because they found him in his car with a young girl on past eric reid wrote it turns out she was 13 that they say he committed lewd acts with her also that he gave a marijuana and that he had math. so he was arrested and booked into the county jail. >>in the east bay 34 years, michael dwayne nelson from richmond has been charged with sex-trafficking a minor he was arrested for using social media to recruit a 16 year-old girl for sec's he's also accused of using a minor for sec, sachs. prosecutors say he was also charged with burglarizing a home in hercules. nelson has prior felony convictions for attempted murder. >>and being in a gang. >>coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a warning about your dog streets some of them can make you sick just by touching them. plus new video of a fatal police

sexual en una photoshop ula de la separaciÓn familiar y en otras se parodia la congresista demÓcrata alexandraizo tras una visita un centro de detenciÓn, la polÍtica e informÓ que los inmigrantes estÁn forzados a beber agua del retrete un informe del propio departamento de seguridad nacional informÓ que el centro de detenciÓn las condiciones son tan malas y la gente esta tan asignada que es una bomba de tiempo. eran buenos, estaba administrado magnÍficamente y que la patrulla realiza un buen trabajo. por otro lado,los miebros de la patrulla fronteriza indican que varios agentes humillaron a varios agentes, a un hombre obligaron a pasearse frente al centro de detenciÓn con un cartel que decÍa " me gustan los hombres" esto ocurrÍa frente a varios agentes y supervisores que no hacÍan nada. mucho congresistas hispanos criticaron duramente tanto la patrulla fronteriza como a ice exigen como mÍnimo profundas reformas en ambas instituciones. " no tolera conducta impropia y responsabilizar a quienes violen nuestro cÓdigo de conducta, estos textos no reflejan el valor y la conducta profesional y honora

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alexandra field, cnn, california. >> people still wondering what happened and what's going to happenext. >> i was looking at the numbers, paula. over 6,000 aftershocks already. those in and of itself are earthquakes, right? they're just lower intensity. but they're going to continue for weeks at a time. hopefully, as she mentioned, we won't get anything above a 6. let's get you back into some me meteorology. a tropical system developing. this is the way tropical cyclones tend to develop this time of year. they get stuck along these frontal boundaries. once that low touches the gulf, could get energized and we could have something brewing here by late weekend and early next week. the national hurricane center upped this to 60% probability this will develop into a tropical cyclone. that would be the generic name, tropical storm. don't think anything stronger. there is our model. trying to get something going. again, warning you here, this is a very early forecast and this may not come to pass, but there is the potential now at 60% for something along the gulf coast, so certainly keep c

el grupo en facebook se refiriÓ a la visita hoy de la legisladora alexandra ocasio, quien calificÓ los escribieron que deberÍan arrojarle burrito a esas p. otro supervisor habrÍa escrito "al diablo esas p, no deberÍa haber oportunidades fotogrÁficas para esos cubos de basura". la congresista reaccionÓ a los insultos vulgares en su contra. >> esto es un indicativo de la lo que vivimos dentro del centro de detenciÓn que acabamos de visitar. vilma: en la pÁgina secreta publican un montaje fotogrÁfico de ocasiÓn cortÉs, practicÁndole sexo oral a un inmigrante, en un centro de detenciÓn con una leyenda vulgar. se referÍan a la congresista. incluyeron un meme de un sonriente donald trump forzando la cara de la congresista contra sus partes bajas. publicar fotografÍa de oscar alberto martÍnez y su hijita de 23 meses, cuyos cuerpos vida fueron encontrados bocabajo a orillas del rÍo grande, despuÉs que intentarÁ cruzar la frontera. un agente cuestionÓ la veracidad de las mismas, segÚn Él,los cuerpos lucÍan muy bien. escribiÓ, yo nunca he visto ahogados asÍ. la patrulla fronteriza dijo que se to

trump no menciono quienes son, es seguro suponer que habla de alexandra ocasio cortÉs.y luchando contrato agenda llena de odio salir de la cÁmara baja nancy pelosi vice, reafirma que su plan de hacer que amÉrica sea grande otra vez siempre ha sido ser que amÉrica sea blanca. nuestra diversidad es nuestra fuerza y es nuestra unidad, y es nuestro poder. carolina: nancy pelosi reaccionÓ porque el presidente la menciona en esa serie de tuits. las mujeres habÍan estado en el centro de detenciÓn de niÑos se habÍan estado muy molestas por las condiciones pÉsimas en las que estÁn estos lugares.. ocasio cortÉs es americana, tiene descendencia de puerto rico, estÁ utilizando una expresiÓn como si no fueran americanas cuando hace este tipo de afirmaciones. seguimos con escandaloso jeffrey epstein permanece tras las rejas mientras un juez considera si debe o no conceder una fianza el juez aplazÓ la decisión hasta el jueves . la fiscalÍa acusa a epstein de trÁfico de menores y que los Últimos dÍas lo han contactado varias mujeres que dicen haber sido abusadas por el sospechoso cuand