andrea: ¿y ahora qué van a hacer?gración, pero decidió seguir el camino. ¿tenías algún presentimiento malo? andrés: sí, lo presentí, porque ya mi corazón me avisaba. tenía un dolorcito en mi corazón, como que algo me decía que no continúe el camino. andrea: ¿y por qué continuaste el camino, andrés? andrés: porque era mi misión, porque era mi ilusións para poder ayudar a mi familia. andrea: esa tarde, los retenes comenzaron de inmediato. y luego más retenes. nuestras esperanzas de volver a ver a andrés y al resto de los migrantes se desvanecieron. decidimos bajarnos de la bestia a las cuatro horas de habernos subido. nos fuimos con la gran incógnita de sus destinos. ya de regreso, pasaron varias semanas cuando recibimos por facebook algunos mensajes de los migrantes que habíamos conocido en chiapas. entonces, comenzó nuestra búsqueda, que culminó con un terrible hallazgo. de centroamericano. al desafortunado hombre que intentaba bajarse del tren. [música] [música] [música] hola. hola. dice mi comadre que eres el mejor

andrea: hoy estÁs viendo a tu hija?s. porque en verdad mi madre para mÍ ella lo era todo. ♪ ♪ locutor: cuando regresemos. su anhelo era ver a su hija pero la tentaciÓn volvió a tocar la puerta. >> tuve la oportunidad que me ofrecieran la visa hola. hola. dice mi comadre que eres el mejor estilista de la ciudad. no, ese es jorge. ah, ¿tú no eres jorge? no, yo soy george. pero eres igual de bueno, ¿no? es que tengo mi doble quinceañera. estoy ok. ¡pero jorge! a él le dicen la "tijera de oro". ah, ¿y a ti? pues george. solo ok no está ok. especialmente cuando se trata de tu red. at&t tiene la mejor red, según el estudio más grande del país. ahora con 5g evolution, el primer paso a 5g. ahora con 5g evolution, ♪ [music and singing in the background] [music and singing in the background] >> andrÉs castro querido final diferente para su propia historia. por eso estudio y se graduÓ de barbero. consiguió dos trabajos y cuando todo parecÍa alcanzar un equilibrio su madre muriÓ. >> ademÁs perdiÓ todo contacto con su hija. concluim

andrea agreed to tell us the story she told in court but speaking on camera wasn't easy. >> andrea, this is your first television interview. why did you want to do this? >> i think it's just an important time to -- to speak up and let people know who i am. >> reporter: she's an unlikely heroine. intensely private, humble. a massage therapist in her hometown, toronto. she's devoted to healthy living, the outdoors -- and her dogs. at 45 years old, she's calm, even serene. as a child she was anything but. >> you were runnin around outside -- >> i was outdoors -- >> playing sports. >> if it wasn't my mother or father trying to find me, then it was my grandma running out with -- >> causing trouble. >> with a hose tryin' to get me to come home and -- >> i was a really rambunctious tomboy. and -- >> really. she was like having six kids. and i mean it. >> reporter: by high school she was a star basketball player. >> she used to score 30 points per game. >> thirty a game? just you? >> yes. >> my three point -- that was my thing. i was a great shooter. and so that was my weapon. >> reporter: that

andrea: hi! lemonis: hi. i'm marcus. andrea: andrea unsworth. lemonis: how are you?: nice to meet you. customers don't have to worry about coming here. this is a delivery service called stashtwist. it brings medicinal and soon, maybe recreational, pot right to your door as easy as ordering a pizza. woman #4: your order. thank you. man #3: awesome. thank you so much. lemonis: and the menu is vast. andrea: concentrates of all variety, from tinctures to dabs of shatter, rosin, hash -- kind of keep it old-school. lemonis: yeah. andrea: pre-rolls are a big one as well. lemonis: what's a pre-roll? is that also known as a joint? andrea: yes. lemonis: okay. we'll just call it a joint. pre-roll's like some mba word. it's a joint. let's just call it a joint. andrea unsworth has an mba and used to be an analyst at moody's, the big credit-rating agency. she feels strongly that her presence as a woman is essential in an industry that's dominated by men. and how hard is it being a woman in this business? andrea: i'd say -- i'd say it's an advantage here to be a woman, honestly. le

iam very i am very sorry that andrea leadsom has resigned.leader of the house, but i'm afraid i think that some of my colleagues are just living in a world of fantasy. they simply cannot see or refuse to accept that they can carry out brexit in the way they want. the reality is that the house is very divided. there has to be a process to resolve this. the public, as we know from the latest opinion poll, published today, is in majority in favour of remain, so we are implementing something that the majority of the public don't in fact wa nt majority of the public don't in fact want at all, and the only solution is to have a referendum and put the choices to the public. and they keep on saying that they won't do it. and if they continue doing this, eventually it will destroy this government. there are many brexiteers who would dispute your figures, if you look at the conservative party and ukip, they are almost at 50%. the country is deeply divided on the issue. are almost at 50%. the country is deeply divided on the issuelj accept that the coun

andrea leadsom resigns from cabinet, saying in a letter to theresa may "i no longer believe that our approach will deliver on the referendum result". is it time to go prime. the resignation adds to the pressure theresa may faces from her party to step down. the feeling is very much there, we've come to the end of the road with this prime minster, we need to turn the page as quickly as possible. the time has come for a change of leader, the deadline of the 31st octover and we need a new leader and a new team to be able to deliver that. the prime minister is to meet with backbench representatives on the 1922 committee on friday to discuss what happens next. british steel goes into receivership, putting 5,000 jobs at risk. the company says it needed millions of pounds of government support. undercover investigation by the bbc panorama programme finds vulnerable patients being mocked taunted and intimidated by abuse of the staff at a specialist hospital in northeast england. and in spite, another win for eons, but it bbc women's football or the year, but why she will not be playing in th

andrea leadsom's departure puts even more pressure on prime minister theresa may. and protesters who are opposed to presidentjoko widodo's re—election. the defeated candidate has complained of electoral fraud but has offered little evidence. that's being covered across the bbc, including of course there's been more bad news for the chinese telecoms giant huawei. the bbc has seen documents that the major uk—based computer chip designer arm has told staff to suspend business with huawei. arm's designs form the basis of most mobile device processors worldwide. bbc world service. let's return one final time to our lead story — back in london. andrea leadsom, one of themost senior brexiteers in therea may's cabinet, has resigned from the government. earlier, i spoke to rob watson. what i think we are seeing is the collapsing of theresa may's premiership and the failure and disarray. 0f premiership and the failure and disarray. of course, it has been no secret that her time in office was limited, we have known that for up to several weeks, but it really does seem as thou

>>> "andrea mitchell reports" from new york city. >> good to be here. happy weekend. >> have a great weekend. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," case closed. the president refusing to allow former white house counsel don mcgahn to testify before congress as the administration continues to block any efforts to investigate the mueller report. >> i've had him testifying already for 30 hours. >> so is the answer -- >> i don't think i can let him and tell everybody else you can't. >> so is it done? >> i would say it's done. we've been through this. nobody has ever done what i've done. i've given total transparency. >> and now a new deadline from the house democrats to the attorney general for the full un redacted mueller report by monday. >>> second chances. an al qaeda terrorist who plotted to blow up the new york city subway is about to be set free after spending the last ten years in jail, working with the fbi against al qaeda. >> he got cold feet, eventually pleaded guilty, then met with the fbi more than a hundred times revealing everything he

but first, we will hear from andrea.legraph but first, we will hear from andrea. i have been supporting brexit totally for the last three years and i could not with the legislation, stand up to the questions and did not see bill that ijust think has elements i cannot support. but you have held out for so long. i have been determined to deliver brexit and i'm just worried that this bill, with this new element in it, will not do it. it has been a really tough day. should the pm go? that final question which he did not answer. the response that we just received your bbc news from andrea leadsom. i do not know if you saw a copy of her letter, what did you make of what was said and there? she brought a number of points up, uncomfortable compromises, sovereignty of the country, and the second referendum, a complete breakdown of collective responsibility. i think she has a particular role as leader of comments to set up the timetable for the legislation because she does not support it and i think that is the key reason why she

comenzamos nuestra cobertura especial con andrea cedeÑo.militares alzados. >> hoy el mundo sabe que el dictador ya no cuenta con la fuerzas armadas. vamos a resistir y vamos a seguir a la calle. de la ocupaciÓn en venezuela. reportera: elevento tomÓ por sorpresa a los venezolanos. maduro: la venezuela entregada a los intereses forÁneos. a los intereses extranjeros, forÁneos. andrea: tanquetas y militares participaron de la represiÓn. >> lo pasaron por encima a un ciudadano. a un venezolano que cree que podemos hacer un paÍs de venezuela. andrea: militares que apoyan a juan guaidÓ, utilizaron un brazalete amarillo. los manifestantes se mantenÍan firmes a las calles de caracas, donde ocurrieron nuevos enfrenta >>lo que decÍa el rÉgimen es una farsa. maduro no tiene respeto de la fuerza armada. andrea: es un escenario de total incertidumbre donde la violena lograra sacar a nicolÁs maduro del poder. jorge: los disturbios y confrontaciones se prolongaron todo el dÍa en caracas y otras ciudades, pero la pregunta es: quÉ mÁs se necesita para que a

>> reporter: another closed door meeting, andrea. and the number of times we thought the question whether they would move forward with impeachment was asked and answered, forgotten how many times we've talked through this, but looks as though there is pressure building. i would say that it's coming particularly from the judiciary committee and its members. not necessarily from kind of the broader leadership or even perhaps other people on other committees whose inquiries might suffer if, in fact, they opened impeachment proceedings in judiciary, but this is a new form of pressure on nancy pelosi. so far he leadership is sticking with her, but it's a real significant departure, because it's now not just members like alexandria oh cass yo cortez, talking about it more openly all along. i caught up with aoc earlier today and what she had to say about what she thinks pelosi's next move should be. >> i believe that the -- we have come to the time of impeachment. i think that at a certain point, this is no longer about politics, but this i

andrea: los fuertes disturbios tambiÉn alcanzaron a periodistas. los enfrentamientos. se conociÓ que se encuentran fuera de peligro y recuperaciÓn. hoy el tribunal de caracas ordenÓ recapturar al lÍder opositor leopoldo lÓpez, quien se encuentra en calidad de huÉsped en este lugar, la residencia del embajador de espaÑa en venezuela. esto tras haber burlado el arresto domiciliario que cumplÍa desde 2017. este jueves, lÓpez apareció por segunda vez desde que acompaÑÓ la rebeliÓn liderada por el presidente interino juan guaidÓ durante tres semanas con militares de la fuerza allÍ me comandantes, lÍderes, generales, representantes de distintos componentes de la fuerza armada. allÍ contribuimos con el cese de la represiÓn. andrea: lÓpez aseguró que este movimiento militar no fue improvisado. esperan que la salida del rÉgimen se trate de semanas. sin embargo, mÁs temprano, madura precio flanqueado de militares perdiendo libertad y cohesiÓn. el ministro de defensa por su parte negÓ que haya pactado con la oposiciÓn. >> pretende comprarnos. como si fuÉsemos

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. we are awaiting comments at any moment from house speaker nancy pelosi and senate democratic leader chuck schumer. moments after president trump suddenly appeared in the rose garden to lash out at them, pouncing on comments pelosi had made this morning, that the president had engaged in a cover-up, comments she made in part to slow her own caucus' march to impeachment. the president walking out of that pre-arranged meeting over infrastructure and trade with pelosi and schumer, and leading democrats on capitol hill. here's part of it. >> instead of walking in happily into a meefg, i walk into look at people that had just said that i was doing a cover-up. i don't do cover-ups. we've had a house investigation, we had senate investigations, we have investigations like nobody's ever had before and we've done nothing wrong. these people were out to get us. the republican party and president trump. >> and nancy pelosi about to respond with chuck schumer on what happened when he walked out on

back with us, andrea mitchell, our nbc news chief foreign affairs correspondent, the host of "andrea mitchell reports." i'll ask this straight up, do you believe that reporting in the washington post? >> absolutely. it was signalled by the president himself when he said just a few days ago that jon bolton is more hawkish than he is and he tempers john bolton and there are other doves around him so that he is the decider. that was a rebuff and pointed one at that. then the president also pushed back on that "new york times" report that one of the options put out by the pentagon was 120,000 troops. it didn't explain that that's 120,000 total more than the 50 or 60,000 already in the region so not full deployment of 120,000 and that was a high-end option but he said that was fake news, not true and he said if we're really serious i'll send a hell of a lot more.

andrea cedeÑo tiene todos los detalles. andrea: asÍ es, los saludamos desde caracas.utos a nuestra sala de redacciÓn llegó un nuevo vÍdeo donde se podía ver a nicolÁs maduro en una transmisiÓn de cadena de radio y de televisiÓn en compaÑÍa de vladimir padrino lÓpez donde le pedÍa lealtad a los militares que se mantenÍan dentro de las fuerzas armadas. la transmisiÓn se realiza en el palacio de las

andrea leadsom quits as theresa may survives. interesting. she survived the day.ve been telling the party whips who are in charge of discipline, that they will quit on monday if theresa may decides to hang around. the mail picked up on this as well. just to make clear how desperate the situation she is in now, you know, if she survives friday, it's certainly not the end. lucy, do you think — why now? why not wait until the european elections are over and then make this move? it doesn't change anything, does it? i think it's this move? it doesn't change anything, does it? ithink it's such anything, does it? ithink it's such afab anything, does it? ithink it's such a fab rather atmosphere —— febrile, the level of emotion can't easily been contained —— be contained. we saw that to—ing and fro—ing of the 19 22 committee, they decide the rules on how to oust theresa may, they went back and forth on whether 01’ they went back and forth on whether or not to change those rules to allow her to be gotten rid of sooner "1922 allow her to be gotten rid of sooner —— 1922 commi

>> andrea: yes. >> anthony: beautiful, thank you. >> margit: bon appetit. >> anthony: thank you. >> andreacian living in budapest right now -- this is a good time to be a musician? >> margit: never, no euros. >> andrea: it's not, it's not a good time she said. depends on the view. >> margit: [ speaking hungarian ] >> andrea: it's very bad for the gypsy musicians, generally speaking, because it's dead, it's completely, apart from things like budapest bar, gypsy music is extinct. >> anthony: is heartbreak, is sadness, an important part of this music? i mean, hungary is a country that has experienced a lot of heartbreak. >> andrea: so, it is a lot of heartbreaks, it's a lot of difficulties and that -- >> margit: [ speaking hungarian ] >> andrea: and there is another saying that, uh, the violin is crying. the gypsy violin is crying or, uh, there is another one that, uh, even if we have joy, we cry. the hungarians. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wifor my family. c,felt t in only 8 weeks with mavyret, i was cured and left those doubts behind. i faced reminders of my hep c every day. but in only 8 weeks with mavyret,

but candidates like boris johnson and andrea limitation.orisjohnson and andrea leadsom today saying, come what may, we leave on october 30 five. if there is no—deal, so be it. leave on october 30 five. if there is no-deal, so be it. thank you for joining us. and we'll find out how this story — and many others — are covered in the sunday morning front pages at 09:35 this morning in the papers — our guestsjoining me are anne ashworth, associate editor at the times and the guardian columnist, dawn foster. voters in more than 20 eu countries will go to the polls today to select new meps. a number of countries — including the uk — have already voted, but the results can't be revealed until the polls have closed across the eu. here's our europe correspondent, damian grammaticas. the uk was in the first wave of countries devoting these eu elections, and the uk results, out this evening, will be watched for how far the handling of brexit may have impacted the share of votes won by the conservatives and labour, and how people are divided between pro

esto es lo que ha dicho andrea con un inmigrante que ha desafiado la muerte.eportaciÓn. >> me llamaron y me dijeron que antes estaba allÁ, yo no lo podÍa creer. andrea: cuando regresÓ a su paÍs no tenía techo, ni comÍa, ni empleo, ni compaÑera. tampoco podÍa ver a su hija. luego seguido por tres aÑos y medio para documentar cÓmo ha logrado ganarle a la muerte. patricia: hay que ver este flexible, especial de aquÍ y ahora, jorge: esta la nueva que hace -- prueba que hace miles de estudiantes para entrar la universidad. recibirÁn mundos además por el lugar donde viven y los ingresos de los padres, entre otras cosas. blanca rosa nos explica cÓmo cambia esto el proceso de admisiÓn universitaria. blanca: el llamado puntaje adversidad busca reflejar el entorno y las diferencias educativas de los postulantes. busca nivelar el proceso competitivo de admisiÓn a la universidad. >>buscamos tener un contexto y mÁs elementos paralos estudiantes. se le cuenta la tasa de criminalidad, de pobreza, el valor de la vivienda en la casa de su. el entorno familiar para los ingresos

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andreas utermann is still with us.del and the fact that they cannot get along and you do not know how this will lend is also in the face of better-than-expected economic forecasts. how do you match them up? andreas: it is an interesting question, surprising the u.k. economy is holding up so well given the damage by the uncertainty caused by the brexit process. the economy would have done so much better, presumably. difficult to match up. i guess it has to do with continued immigration, long leads and lags if you look at the construction activity in london, that has been started pretty much before brexit so there is some going on but it is surprising. difficult to reconcile. francine: we are getting some news out of jeremy corbyn saying it is important, the faith of these elections, for labour to they wantedty and to do better. what does it mean for u.k. investments? andreas: the uk's stock market is quite cheap. the ftse 100 has barely had any return of the last 20, 21 years and recovered a bit from the 20 year lows at

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are rare earth supplies going to be the bargaining chip in the us china trade war our correspondent andrea hang joins us now in singapore and in cyprus we welcome jameel global head of currency strategy and market research at f.x. t m good to have you both on the show andrea i would like to start with you because this threat of stopping a supplies of rare earth that isn't the only thing the united states needs to worry about right now. no it isn't a plug in china supply is the least of his problems because the americans us severely legging behind now the u.s. relies on china for 80 percent of its red requirements and with that supply being disrupted there's also another problem off processing china has processing dominance in the world and the americans and severely lagging behind in their own processing plants very few very few are only being in the construction phase right now one is going to open in california this year but the other 2 won't be ready to 2022 all right so is a double whammy really jimmy and we've already seen that asian markets certainly were trading low today what's the

contar con los libros, alimentaciÓn y vivienda. >> busca ayudar a personas como andrea. una beca y algunos requisitos. >> hubiera sido una ayuda muy buena. ella estÁ pagando mis libros y todo. >> el supervisor dice que esta serÁ estudiada. conductor: condiciones del tiempo para el resto de la semana. conductora: mis padres me estÁn visitando desdd puerto rico. todas las familias preparandose para el dÍa de la madre. para maÑana es posible que las temperaturas se acerquen a los 80 grados. todo muy tranquilo en gran parte de california. durante el dÍa muy activo desde texas donde se ha reportado tiempo variable. es ese pronostico 30% de probabilidad e iniciaremos la prÓxima jornada laboral. vamos a una pausa y ya regresamos. daniel: barcelona visitÓ al liverpool. a los 7 minutos marcaron el primero y luego este cabezaso. viveza de alexander para el 4-0. >> es muy doloroso para nosotros y nuestra gente. no lo esperabamos. este es el primer partido en champions y estamos afuera. >> igualaron la seria y confÍan en que vuelva. hay mÁs informaciÓn en univisión deportes. conduct

also committed to keeping no deal on the table, andrea leadsom.n order to succeed in negotiation you have to be prepared to leave without a deal. i have a three—point plan for brexit, for how we get out of the european union. i'm very optimistic about it. my role as leader of the commons means that i have had a very good insight into what needs to be done. another would be a leader going further, saying she wouldn't even ask the eu to reopen negotiations. we won't be asking for any more extensions, that's part of the corrosive uncertainty that individuals, businesses and the country don't want. that date is fixed. of course we have to say we need to make sure we're ready to leave on that date. now, if the eu wants to come back to us, the door is open if they want to a better deal. that's fine, we've always wanted a free trade arrangement. the difficulties for those advocating a no deal brexit is that parliament has consistently voted against it. the chancellor, who is staying out of the leadership contest, saying today that forcing a new deal coul

and ultimately i make the decision. >> andrea is here with us now, a lot to cover andrea, mike pompeo, secretary of state, issued a stark warning to iran. what does this mean? >> he's emphasizing any attack against american interest will be considered an attack by iran and the u.s. will retaliate against iran democratic senators say the iran policy is pulling us into an unnecessary war with iran, and one analyst said tonight if there is a doomsday clock for a war with iran, it just ticked one minute closer to midnight. >> all right andrea mitchell, thank you for that. >>> as all that plays out, the the verge of a major escalation tonight. president trump says if there is no agreement by midnight, he will dramatically increase tariffs on goods made in china that means higher prices for many things americans buy every day. here is tom costello. >> reporter: from u.s. ports to plants to farm fields, american business is bracing for trade war round two. without a last-minute deal, u.s. tariffs on $200 billion worth of chinese made goods will jump from 10 to 25% the white house says trade

the headlines at eleven: andrea leadsom and dominic raab are the latest candidates to enter the race for the conservative party leadership — with michael gove expected to confirm he's running too. a british climber dies on mount everest. robin haynes fisher is the tenth person to die on the mountain this season. four children are released from hospital — after two teenagers died in sheffield. a man and a woman are questioned on suspicion of murder. exit polls in the republic of ireland suggest voters have overwhelmingly backed reforms to the country's divorce laws. and in sport — victory over hearts, lands celtic the treble for the third season in a row. and at half past 11 we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewersjohn stapleton and kate proctor — stay with us for that. good evening. the race is on to find the next prime minister after theresa may announced her resignation yesterday. tonight the former brexit secretary dominic raab — and andrea leadsom, who resigned as leader of the house on wednesday — joined the list of conservative mps who've announced they

andrea leadsom, leader of the house of commons, says she no longer believes mrs may's government caneliver brexit. the prime minister had gone to the commons to urge mps to pass her brexit deal and warned them to face reality. while i am here, i have a duty to be clear with the house... i have a duty to be clear with the house about the facts. if we are going to deliver brexit in this parliament, we are going to have to pass a withdrawal agreement bill. but as conservative mps gathered at westminster, the calls for mrs may's resignation came from all sides. we've come to the end of the road with this prime minister, we need to turn the page as quickly as possible. the time has come for a change of leader, we've only got a few months left until the deadline of slst october. this isn't personal, this is about the future of the country, it's about a deal we've rejected three times and would reject a fourth, and this can't go on, it's not in the national interest. no 10 says theresa may isn't budging. but in truth, she could be gone within days. and the may crisis deepens on the eve of t

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still to come — we'll have more coverage on the breaking news that andrea leadsom has resigned.t broke down. 5,000 jobs and 20,000 more in the supply chain are at risk as efforts to rescue the business get under way. our business correspondent coletta smith is outside the plant in scu nthorpe has more on this story. this steelworks has shaped the landscape and lives here for generations, but that might be about to change. we have been told 110 different things, so we don't know where we are or what is going on. for weeks, everyone here has been living in the hope that the government would step in and bail out british steel. but today came the news that wasn't happening. the government has been working tirelessly with the company, with its owner, graybull capital, and lenders, to explore all potential options to secure a solution for the company, but we can only act within the law. and it is clear that it would be unlawful to provide a guarantee or loan on the times requested by the company. so, who is to blame, for a company that made a profit last year, being taken over by the

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laura k.: not just this morning, but for many mornings, andrea leadsom had doubts on her mindth about minister's version of brexit. ms. leadsom: i'm looking carefully at the legislation and making sure it delivers brexit. thanks very much. laura k.for this eurosceptic, a less cheery goodbye from vernment tonight. in a letter to number 10, ms. leadsom wrote, "i do not believe we will be a sovereign u.k. throseh the deal. nd referendum would be dangerousldivisive." and criticizing colleagues who had been on the other side of the debate, she said there had been a complete breakdown in collective responsibility. it was already a painful day for theresa may. >> laura k.: eurosceptic ministers were absent from their normal supporting her at prime minister's questions. then watched as andrea leadsom walkg in half an hour late, having been with other brexiteers who have fears about theresa may's version of brexit. at lunchtime theresa may had to try, probly in vain, to explain her new brexit compromise thatp's already tried to strangle. prime min. may: we can bring an end to the months and ye

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speaker, i'm grateful for andrea's work and appreciate her dedication for instilling passion for science and learning in our community's youth. and i'd also like to recognize the holland elementary school principal and the national association of geoscience teachers for all they do to educate and inspire our next generation of leaders. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from illinois, ms. underwood, for five minutes. ms. underwood: thank you, mr. speaker. on friday, may 3, i attended the visitation of 5-year-old a.j. friend. his mother and father are awaiting trial for his murder. our community is in mourning. a.j.'s death is heartbreaking and so is the system that failed him. but one key part of the system, the foster care system is stretched beyond capacity. in the county where a.j. lived, 40% of children must leave the county to be placed in foster homes, which can have adverse impacts. and the need for foster care in illinois grew by 20% between 2017 and 2018. while the number of foster homes is decreasi

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enter the race for the conservative party leadership — with media reports suggesting michael gove and andreadsom could bejoining him. a british climber dies on mount everest. robin haynes fisher is the 10th person to die on the mountain this season four children are released from hospital after two teenagers died in sheffield. a man and a woman are questioned on suspicion of murder. exit polls in the republic of ireland suggest voters have overwhelmingly backed reforms to the country's divorce laws. president trump arrives injapan for the start of a historic four—day state visit. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster, john stapleton, and the political reporter, kate proctor from the london evening standard. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. it's been quite a weekend, looking forward to the sunday papers. we'll start with the mail on sunday — and it reveals that dominic raab, the former brexit secretary, has become the latest conservative mp to enter the tory leadership race. michael gove will also thr

the only thing more bold than chef andreas' plate, his heart for nearly ten years, chef jose andreasin haiti to cyclones in africa. wildfires in california. even the political crisis in venezuela. chef andreas and dozens of volunteers have prepared and delivered millions of meals to those affected through his organization "world kitchen. it was the chef's work in houston after hurricane harvey in puerto rico after hurricane maria that catapulted andreas into the national spotlight. >> we are about to reach one million meals cooked by the men and women of puerto rico >> getting attention from hollywood stars. >> world central kitchen cannot exist if they don't have volunteers >> his mission growing to an even bigger stage, the oscars. >> reminds us of the understanding and compassion that we all owe to the people in our lives, immigrants and women who move humanity forward. [ applause ] >> with more than 30 restaurants now including his no market locato little spain in new york city, jose andreas is making a lasting impact >> we shown that food has the power to be a true agent of chan

isolated areas of up to ten inches lester and if that isn't enough, we now have subtropical storm andrea out in the atlantic started early.etting lester >> a long night ahead for those folks. al, thank you. >>> we want to turn to breaking news, house democrats are hoping don mcgahn would become a stahewitness in tbstruction probe into president trump. the president blocked him from testifying. nbc's kristen welker has those eptails. >> rorter: tonight president trump is directing his former white housune col don mcgahn to defy a congressional subpoena to testify tomorrow. the white house sites justice department opinions going back four decsees that say nior officials like him have absolute immunity from testifying the president speaking out late tonight. >> i think it's a very important precedent and the attorneys say they aren't doing that for me but the office of the president. n >> reporter: mcgah sat for 30 hours of interviews, dell cats say he's a key witness on obstruction and they are accusing the white house of stone walling. >> let me be clear, if don mcgahn doesn't testify, it

in her last despatch box appearance before resigning, andrea leadsom said the palace of westminster wasit for purpose in the 21st century. there are widespread mechanical and electrical faults. there are wi—fi issues that disrupt parliamentary business all day long, every day. paint is peeling off the walls in the basement, revealing the asbestos that it was designed to conceal. great, at great risk to health and safety of visitors and members. there are 15,000 people who work in this place and over a million visitors a year. we have a duty to their health and safety. and of course, madam deputy speaker, there are so many mice. running freely through the cafe whilst people are eating, and there's even one who has taken up residence in my office and rustles around in my bin in the evening. a nice welcome gift there for her successor, mel stride. andrea leadsome said it was costing the taxpayer a fortune to patch and mend a building that was beyond patching and mending. moving out, despite the multi—billion pound bill, would be cheaper in the long run. but many mps are concerned about the

it would be a very bad mistake. >> andrea joins us now. any indication who is behind these attacks >> well, iran said today the attacks were alarming and regrettable but after pompeo's briefing to the europeans, i talked to a diplomatic source that said the group felt they still need more informatio were, how it took place and who is responsible. the president made it clear, if they believe that iran is responsible, they will respond to them. >> all right. andrea, thank you. >>> tonight, former president jimmy carter is on the mend after a fall at his home in georgia. the carters say the 94-year-old former president suffered a broken hip and underwent successful surgery to repair it we wish him a speedy recovery >>> next tonight, it looks less likely the eingtill hasn't of the summer submitted its software fix to the faa for approval and that process could te meantime, the ceo of ethiopian airlines which lost 170 people in a max crash in march tells nbc news in an exclusive interview with tom costello, the airline may not fly the max again

>> andrea, thank you. we got a look at plans that show an apparent russian interest and turning american against american, which goes far deeper. here is nbc's richard engel. >> reporter: tonight, new evidence suggests russian efforts to meddle in russian society. documents seen exclusive by by nbc news appear to show another bizarre campaign to sow unrest in the u.s. they pitched a plot to manipulate african-americans. one especially disturbing proposal suggest recruiting african-americans with criminal background, giving them sabotage training at camps in africa and returning them to the u.s. another proposal encouraging african americans to push for independent state hood in the south. all the extent to which russia r found in communications between indicted by robert mueller for trying to sway the 2016 election. while nbc news cannot independently verify the documents, they were uncovered by an investigative russian opposition group called the dossier center, which in the past, has revealed authentic m

and andrea leadsom, who stood against theresa may last time before pulling out, may also try again. there will be more, many more, who go for it. a new prime minister will be in place by the time parliament breaks up for the summer recess in latejuly. but whoever goes through this door in a few weeks‘ time will face the same challenges that mrs may will soon leave behind — a deadlocked parliament, a brexit deal the eu says is closed, and a deeply divided country. we will have more from downing street throughout this evening. but now it is time for newswatch. hello and welcome to newswatch. in a week of high political drama, including resignations and an election, how well has bbc news managed the journalistic challenge? and with celebrity chef jamie oliver's business going into administration, is that really more important than the fate of british steel? the most dramatic moment of television news this week came on friday morning, but had been much anticipated. for a good hour or more, before the speech announcing the date of theresa may's resignation, bbc news was broadcasting live