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william: andrea, thank you so much as always. andrea: thank you. william: a landmark antitrust trial between the department of justice and google is coming to an end with both parties delivering closing arguments. as stephanie sy explains, google is accused of no knoppalizeing the search market, sidelining competitors and hampling consumers. stephanie: the justice department says google struck illegal deals with companies like apple, paying them billions to be the default search engine on phones and other devices. google argues it has the best search engine and that's why consumers choose it. the decision on this case may not only change the way google does business, it could lead to a breakup of the company. for more i'm joined by rebecca alens worth who teaches antitrust law at vanderbilt law school. it's great to have you with us. set the stage for us. the justice departments under both former president trump and now president biden have been rying to rein in tech monopolies in various cases brought against these powerful companies. but this was

ella es andrea escalona. [aplausos] [andrea] ay, manita, qué bonita presentación. [tania] ¿viste? la familia? eh, cuando quiero, sé que no parezco... - dilo, dilo. - soy silenciosa. - sí, sí, sí, sigilosa. - sí. o sea, cuando hay que hacer ruido, pues, ¡ay ruidosa! en un concierto. ya le vi la cara así. y a ti te gusta ir de concierto, ¿verdad? - sí, y de palenque, mana. - de palenque. - luego se lo cuenta. - ok, le gustan los palenques. pero también cuando es necesario así que hay silenciocita, silenciocita. - ajá. - trato. - tratas. perfecto, pues, ahí está andrea escalona. y de este lado les traemos un capitán, híjole. Él ama el fútbol. sigue involucrado, muy involucrado en el fútbol. es cronista, es analista, es conductor, es mi amigo también y cuaderno de doble raya, marc crosas. [aplausos] papá. hermanita, hermanita. - ¿cómo estás, amix? - amix, te quiero. a ustedes nada más no las voy a saludar. ya se está sintiendo... el rigor de la rivalidad melissa, ¿qué te dije? ¿qué tal de calibre? si venimos a competir, o sea, vamos a pasarlo bien, pero... a ver cómo pierden ellos. pu

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. in court this morning, the judge in new york is fining the president again for violating the gag order, putting him on notice that the next violation could lead to him being jailed. judge merchan calling it a last resort saying he's fully aware of the magnitude of the decision if he were to jail a former president. the judge today found mr. trump in contempt of only one. pointing directly to donald trump's comments, which clearly mentioned the jury. judge merchan writing former president trump quote again raised the specter of fear for the safety of the jurors and of their loved ones. mr. trump paid his $9,000 contempt fines last week for the initial nine violations, which he paid via two checks. he now owes another $1,000 for the tenth. the prosecution is zeroing in on how he reimbursed michael cohen. friday's testimony from white house communications director, hope hicks, who broke down on the stand after detailing the 2016's fear when the access hollywood tape broke. we begin with

just go to msnbc.com/andrea.sÉ diaz-balart starts now. >>> good day, i'm josÉ diaz-balart in for chris jansing. political wisdom or wishful thinking. donald trump using one o

i'm andrea mitchell in washington.president trump awaits closing arguments, the judge's instructions and the hush money trial going to the jury, important developments today in the mar-a-lago classified documents case. trump defense attorney todd blanche will try again to get the 40 federal charges in the florida classified documents case thrown out. when judge cannon convenes a hearing on the dismissal request in 90 minutes. the second one today. she recently post poponed the tl indefinitely. critics say she's deliberately slow walking the case. newly unsealed filings from the judge who oversaw jack smith's grand jury is citing strong evidence that the former president illegally intended to hide boxes at his mar-a-lago estate. the unsealed information from that federal judge revealing that even more classified documents were found inside donald trump's bedroom at mar-a-lago, months after the initial fbi raid. the chief judge writing, no excuse is provided as to how the former president could miss that classified mater

andrea leÓn hablÓ con el tÍo de una de las niÑas que perdiÓ la vida ese dÍa y quien ahora hace parte, especialmente para las familias de las vÍctimas mortales. como la pequeÑa jackie casares de 10 aÑos. >> una muerte bastante fuerte. andrea: jesse, su tÍo dice que han sido 2 aÑos muy duros. >> 2 aÑos largos, uno anticipa la fecha que viene, entrando el mes de mayo, y obviamente mÁs difÍcil los dÍas, conversaciones que tenemos en casa, celebraciones, ya no son las celebraciones que eran antes. mis cuÑadas celebran el dÍa de su cumpleaÑos el dÍa 24 de mayo, pero ella misma eligiÓ cambiar esa celebraciÓn para otro dÍa. de cualquier manera, la celebraciÓn es igual que antes, es totalmente diferente. andrea: queriendo que se haga justicia. >> se llevaron a la corte para poder juzgarlos ahÍ, para que tuvieran que explicar exactamente por quÉ razÓn no entraron a la escuela. sin embargo, reconoce que el acuerdo a que 19 familias llegaron con la ciudad de uvalde es importante. >> es una forma de justicia. dice que nunca serÁ suficiente. >> es dinero que se termina algÚn dÍa, y el dolor ahÍ qu

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andrea leÓn conversÓ con Él y nos cuenta cuÁl ha sido su secreto. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ andrea: como muchos inmigrantesmÍ nunca me pidieron papeles. andrea: cuando finalmente logrÓ instalarse en nueva york y tramitar sus documentos, esa fe se puso nuevamente a prueba. >> no habÍa cruzado una travesÍa tan larga para venderme tan fÁcil aquÍ? esta ciudad no poder conmigo. andrea: su disciplina y perseverancia le permitieron cumplir su gran sueÑo. >> una vez empiezo a ser el contenido en las calles de nueva york modelando, se me acerca una seÑora, "me encantarÍa que moderadas para mÍ". ¿si yo estuviera en mi cama demente, quÉ hubiera pasado? tal vez no lo hubiera conocido. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ andrea: luego de eso pudo desfilar para importantes diseÑadores en las pasarelas de new york fashion week. ademÁs de aparecer en prestigiosas revistas de moda. con humildad asegura que aÚn le queda largo camino por recorrer muchos sueÑos por cumplir. el modelo de 21 aÑos ademÁs se ha propuesto ayudar a los niÑos de su paÍs, venezuela, e inspirar a otros jÓvenes inmigrantes con su ejemplo, y decirle que no importa de donde ve

andrea canning (voiceover): but he didn't stay hidden for long.nvestigators that joshua had just called. the two men arranged to meet at a local restaurant, but detective larry kuczkowski decided to surprise the young man instead. we were sitting there waiting on him, and as soon as he got out of the car, i introduced myself to him and said we needed to have a talk. andrea canning (voiceover): this is joshua veal, and he remembers that moment very differently. were you scared? yes, ma'am. six, seven undercover cars come pull up and ask about you-- you tend to get a little nervous. andrea canning (voiceover): the talk the detective wanted with joshua took place downtown at the sheriff's office. the officer didn't mention kim's murder at first. so you get home friday night, 10:00, 11:00, from the jail? did it feel, though, like it wasn't a friendly conversation? yes, ma'am. like you were being treated kind of as a suspect type? i was already under the impression i was treated as a suspect for something, but i had no clue what for. you spent friday n

let's be blunt, andrea.on't think there are any republican senators who are willing to join us in insisting that the supreme court adopt an ethics code and a recusal standard that is enforceable. we did work hard for several years on trying to get bipartisan movement on ethics and recusal issues. i'm not optimistic that that bill would actually pass the senate. i do think given the limitations our chairman, senator durbin is frustrated at the limitations on our ability to move ahead on this issue without bipartisan support. but i think the average american should understand that we have in the past been able to move legislation that relates to the supreme court. senator cornyn and i moved a bill in the last congress. as a result of reporting in the press that sitting members of the federal judiciary had stock holdings in companies who were appearing before them. we quickly got bipartisan support for a bill that was signed into law that imposed a standard of disclosure on the entire federal judiciary, includi

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," the bodies of threeisraeli hostages are found in gaza. the cia director will try to revive talks. the humanitarian situation in rafah is disastrous. the order is largely symbolic. >>> where do we stand in the 2024 campaign? joe biden lags in the polls and donald trump prepares for a verdict in his hush money trial. >>> a day after being a guest at the state dinner at the white house, hunter biden is back in a delaware court for a pre-trial hearing in his federal gun trial. that trial is set to start a week from monday. we will have a live report. new reporting on how the white house is strategizing for dealing with the upcoming trial. >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. the nation heads into the long memorial day weekend, cia director bill burns is traveling back to europe with an urgent push to revive cease-fire talks and get hostages out of gaza. the world court today ordering israel to immediately stop the rafah invasion, citing an immense risk to civilians there. israe

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andrea fujii abc news, new york just in time for memorial day, the department of veterans affairs has added nearly 5 million service members to the veterans legacy memorial. >> it's the nation's first digital platform dedicated to the memory of the fallen. i talked with jennifer lynch from the va national cemetery administration, who explains why it's such a great resource for some folks. haven't heard of the veterans legacy memorial. it's been out for a little while. tell us about it. what is it? >> it's been out since 2019, we have now close to 10 million, veterans, that have blm pages so it's really easy to use. all you do is search for the veterans name if you have information such of where they're buried, you know, which cemetery and the date, then you can look them up and leave a message or, and or photos or, articles or tributes on their page. >> wow. so this is truly an online memorial and it's there for anyone to find, where did you gather all the data? is that all from government databases or there's also an element of needing input from family members themselves, are there

andrea, ¿quÉ nos puedes contar a esta hora? que ve aquÍ a mis espaldas fue todo lo que quedÓ de esta estaciÓn de gasolina. representantes del servicio nacional de meteorologÍa siguen en esta Área haciendo su recorrido. todavÍa no tenemos resultados oficiales, pero expertos locales del estado del tiempo estiman que se pudo haber tratado de al menos un tornado ef3 por la gravedad de los daÑos que causÓ aquÍ en aproximadamente mÍnimo unas 35 millas. lamentablemente hay muertos y heridos, docenas de heridos aquÍ en esta estaciÓn de gasolina y tambiÉn al menos hasta ahora siete personas fallecidas, entre ellas dos hermanitos de 5 y 2 aÑos de edad. fÉlix: sÉ que estÁ muy temprano, pero cÓmo van las tareas de recuperaciÓn de esta zona despuÉs de este paso devastador del tornado? andrea: comenzaron inmediatamente anoche y todavÍa continÚan, como te dije, son millas y millas de daÑos y por supuesto una tarea ardua. estÁn llegando en estos momentos camiones de electricidad procedentes de otros estados para restaurar, ayudar en la restaur

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," former president trump lashing out again at the judge overseeing his new york hush money trial, as stormy daniels will be on the stand for more cross-examination tomorrow. the federal judge in charge of the trump classified documents case in florida, who critics say has been foot dragging for months, postpones that trial indefinitely. new strikes in rafah. the white house delays shipping massive bombs to israel as the cia director meets today with prime minister netanyahu, trying to close a hostage deal. while the trump trial dominates the headlines, president biden is campaigning in wisconsin today. jen psaki joins me with her inside look. ♪♪ >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. president biden is set to speak later this hour in the critical state of wisconsin after his major speech tuesday condemning the rise of anti-semitism across the nation. former president trump is at mar-a-lago today while his hush money trial is in a one-da break. on tuesday, the judge denying

and, andrea, as you well know, i covered both e.ean carroll trials and couldn't help think even though stormy daniels was steadfast is saying i never felt threatened physically, i never felt threatened verbally it was also clear she didn't quite imagine the situation as a consensual one and that testimony about, how did i get here? how did i misjudge the situation so desperately almost was echoed verbatim in e. jean carroll's testimony last may that i attended. the parallels between the two were really striking to me in that this is a man who was always felt entitled to have his way with women and has approached those sorts of situations with women in a similar way. e. jean carroll obviously would say she felt cornered physically and unable to do anything in that moment and yet stormy daniels, a person who comes from a very different walk of life in all respects described that encounter with donald trump and not dissimilar terms from e. jean carroll who successfully sued the former president. >> let's bring in harry litman. while we

come on, it is andrea mitchell. >> but it was a woman's case. and it was very heavily -- >> i don't want to get -- if we're in a jury room, we're going to listen to what andrea has to say, having said that, i've often heard it is the jury foreman who generally is the most influential. is that true and have relationships developed by now that might disprove that? >> well, you have to understand one thing. they are prohibited from talking about the case at this point. >> but they give a sense of each other. >> unless they're sitting in object silence, they're talking to each other about everything but the case. and do relationships form? sure. they're casual and they're congenial and people talk about where they live and where they grew up and family and college and things like that or whatever strikes them, you know, the knicks losing in the playoffs to the pacers. >> oh, knife to the heart, chuck. >> how does the foreman get chosen? >> in new york, it is the first person. it is just juror number one. >> it is automatic. >> often they're like, me

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andrea: por eso, tracy ahora es parte de una fundaciÓn dedicada a quienes desarrollen ese sÍndrome, suto, hoy viernes dÍa 10 se celebra en mÉxico el dÍa de las madres, y este domingo aquÍ en es

nuestra colega andrea leÓn nos tiene detalles.levantaba su hijo y lo arroja de nuevo sobre la caminadora repetidamente. el pequeÑo muriÓ por traumatismo contundente en el abdomen y el pecho, producto de las caÍdas tras la exigente rutina de ejercicios, todo esto porque su padre creÍa que tenÍa sobrepeso, lo que son los mÉdicos debe ser bien picado por un pediatra. >> si necesitamos ayuda, debemos acudir a un nutricionista, un promotor de salud, con su mÉdico, las cosas que podemos hacer como padres y como comunidad es asegurÁndonos que estamos limitando lÍquidos como son azÚcar, y crear esas rutinas de salud mental. andrea: el padre enfrenta cargos de homicidio, fue arrestado el 9 de marzo de 2022, y rechazÓ acuerdo de culpabilidad de 30 aÑos, entonces se encuentra recluido en la cÁrcel sin derecho a fianza. andrea: la madre del niÑo fue la primera testigo en subir al estrado para declarar en el juicio que comenzÓ esta semana. ella llorÓ mientras veÍa el horrible vÍdeo de los Últimos momentos de su hijo comida, de ser declarado cu

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>> it's andrea canning from dateline. can we talk to you? do you have anything to do with the disappearance? sarm heslop was as spontaneous as she was fearless. >>> hello and welcome to dateline. as spontaneous as she was fearless, so friends were not surprised when the free spirit left home to sail the caribbean with her new boyfriend, then storm vanish. as the coast guard searched far and wide, investigators zeroed in on somebody they believe held the key to her disappearance. but would he lead them? and here is andrea canning with siren song. >> reporter: the u.s. virgin islands of st. thomas, saint croix, and st. john earn the nickname america's paradise for their miles of white sandy beaches and impossibly blue water. >> it is great for snack ling, all water activities. >> as the eastern most point of the united states. it's a beautiful, tropical island. >> reporter: it's truly a wish you were here destination. so breathtaking it's hard to imagine something tragic happening on the place, but it does. on march 1, 2021, a beautiful flight

andrea: it definitely has the early warning indicators. maybe a little bit of smoke to concern us around the consumer. taking a step back, we think about what drives consumer growth story. it is the top of the income distribution. it drives 40% of the growth. that consumer is healthy. they have healthy balance sheets. they are carrying slightly higher credit card balances than they were in the last few years, they can cover it where they are from a credit health standpoint. i don't think as a whole we should be worried about the consumer headline figures are going to roll over sharply. we have to be concerned about the lower fica score borrowers. they are in a recessionary environment and they have been for over 18 months. sonali: when you have a lot of the spending power come in from the middle to upper end of the income distribution but the weakness starting to slow -- to show at the lower end, when does that start to become more of a problem? andrea: people will spend when they have income in their pocket and they will spend as long as

andrea: right. right. that's right.n, the details of the encounter that stormy daniels laid out did sync up with what other witnesses have testified, down from sort of trump calling her honey bunch, to the contact that she made through his executive assistant, rhona graff. we had heard from rhona graff. she had acknowledged that she'd seen stormy daniels in trump tower, entered a contact for her. but what the defense wanted to lean into is all of the contradictory accounts that stormy daniels has given since this happened. and those are out there. she obviously denied the story for a long time, put a toe in the water about selling it in 2011, drew back, then made this nda with trump, or with cohen, on behalf of trump, as she understood it, in 2016, during the campaign. she testified how anxious she was that he would never pay her and she'd have essentially no leverage after the campaign. but the defense just wanted to dwell on all of the contradictory accounts, that she'd, in fact, hated trump, that she owed him money f

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there is the new film from andrea arnold, previously in i andrea arnold, previously in competition withd young people who are trying to make themselves heard in the great rabble of society. this is set in the south of england and it is about a father and a 12—year—old mixed—race daughter. as the film transpires, it turns into a social realist fantasy that plays an imaginary friends. it has played really well and the impact is people really liked it. it got enjoyable reviews by people did feel it was a kind of lightweight andrea arnold. there was a big change in the british films at cannes this year. it comes down to what i believe is a new generation of film—makers and this generations as i'm in from different backgrounds, using the britishness and heritage. this film is set in india and it is detail of a widow who is told that she can keep her pension and her late husband's salary by becoming a policewoman herself. and in the film, it develops quite fantastically into a real depiction of the struggles of indian society today. there is another british film set in india, this time in mum

william: andrea, thank you so much as always. andrea: thank you.illiam: a landmark anti-trust trial between the department of justice and google is coming to an end, with both parties delivering closing arguments. as stephanie sy explains, google is accused of monopolizing the internet search market, sidelining competitors, and harming consumers. stephanie: william, the justice department claims that google struck illegal deals with companies like apple, paying them billions of dollars to be the default search engine on phones and other devices, and crowding out competition. google argues it has the best search engine, and that's why consumers choose it. the decision on this case may not only change the way google does business, it could lead to a breakup of the company. for more, i'm joined by rebecca allensworth, who teaches contract and antitrust law at vanderbilt law school. rebecca, it is great to have you with us on the newshour. first, set the stage for us-the -- for us, because the justice department's under both former president trump and

i'm andrea mitchell in new york.an unprecedented trial that has galvanized the nation, 12 jurors are now deliberating on the guilt or innocence of a former president of the united states. donald trump, the presumptive republican presidential nominee, is awaiting his fate inside a manhattan courthouse steps away from where the jury is deliberating on the 34 felony counts, with which trump is charged. the jurors are behind closed doors. this is the first time that they are permitted to discuss the case amongst each other. they will be pouring over more than 200 pieces of evidence, 80 hours of testimony from 22 witnesses. yesterday's marathon closing arguments that took them well into the evening. they are going over that evidence and all of that testimony. the marathon closing arguments took them into 8:00 p.m. judge merchan laying out instructions to the jury. reminding them the burden of proof is on the prosecution and that intent to commit fraud suffices. judge merchan said that we do know whether -- if it's a verdi

i'm andrea mitchell in new york. the trump trial is underway.ht now, the former president's close aide, trusted advisor and former white house communications director, hope hicks is on the stand. she no longer has an official role in trump world. has testified to the january 6th house select committee. but hicks was by trump's side throughout his 2016 campaign and for a time when he was serving as president. she potentially has a firsthand account of the alleged crimes her former boss is now charged with. we begin with peter alexander who covered the trump white house and covered hope hicks and know her well, former manhattan district attorney catherine christian on set with me, former prosecutor david henderson and former doj official, mary mccord. peter, explain why hope hicks is so critical to the time line and the prosecution's case potentially. >> reporter: let's start with the fact that hope hicks is about as close to donald trump as any member of his own family. she was in effect a daughter to donald trump for her time working on the camp

andrea, derek. >> thank you. now, we've also learned police are investigating the suspect's possible connection to a fatal shooting at his home not far from the church. police did not release details on that case overnight. >> a desperate search is underway for a baby missing after her mother and another woman were found fatally shot at a park in new mexico. authorities believe the killer abducted ten month old elijah maria torres. her sister was wounded at the scene in the town of clovis. police have sent out k-9 units and dive teams to search the area. no word yet on a potential suspect or suspects or a potential motive. police have said. the children's fathers are cooperating. >> a third week of testimony begins today at former president trump's criminal hush money trial. longtime trump aide hope hicks testified friday that trump was worried about the stormy daniels story coming out before the 2016 election. testimony this week will focus on the financial records. trump is accused of falsifying. the prosecutor

. >> here is andrea canning with house of horrors. >> the white dove, a symbol of peace and love. one woman was so moved by the grace and beauty she turned her passion into a business, releasing them at weddings and funerals. nichole payne brought joy and comfort to countless families. >> when i see pictures and hear stories of my mom, she's just this wonderful person. this huge smile all the time. great personality. >> on a december morning in 2007, her doves made their most poignant flight of all. at her own funeral. now, 14 years later, two of her children, jack sing and remington are telling their story publicly for the first time. >> i want to put my two cents then and all stories have two sites. >> able to another was somebody who saw everything that happened. i saw it happen. i want people to know what happened. >> it happened here, the family home. left abandoned, it would take almost a decade to resolve the horrible decade that happened inside these walls. a place where blind family loyalty would cause more heartache. a christmas tree was left standing. as a reminder of t

i am andrea canning.s strangled and beaten to death in her apartment one december morning. given the time of day, investigators believed she knew her killer. her ex-lover, dagger, was high on their list of suspects, but his alibi checked out. now, detectives were about to turn up the heat and cement you might not expect. once again, here is facing the music. >>> after christy mirack's murder, the principal got a phone call to come to the police station. >> they said we want to ask you questions about christy's teaching. i walk in. >> he thought they would ask routine questions about christy's background. he was wrong. >> i walk in and they start to fingerprint me. they think i did this. i am mourning the loss of our teacher and our friend, and all of a sudden i am being interrogated. >> why do you think they zeroed in on you? >> i found her. >> that was it? that moment in time? >> i found her. >> there was a bit more. they said they found his drive to check on his employee very strange. >> a lot of bosses

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. >> and i'm andrea mitchell, of course, joining you here. and i want to bring in msnbc's vaughn hillyard just outside the courthouse. a former federal prosecutor and legal affairs columnist with "politico," and back with us former u.s. attorney and senior fbi official chuck rosenberg and two other former manhattan assistant d.a.'s catherine christian and jeremy -- are here in the studio. >> so vaughn, how does rebecca manochio fill in the gaps that the prosecution is trying to tell? we've heard from numerous lawyers this is the heart of the case. it's not the story about this alleged encounter between donald trump and stormy daniels. it is, in fact, about the money that was paid. it was an illegal campaign contribution? were the books cooked essentially to misrepresent that money, so get us to the heart of why she is so important. some might argue more important than some of the more sensational witnesses. >> reporter: right, for about the last 45 minutes, rebecca manochio who was the executive assistant to allen weisselberg at the trump org

i'm andrea nakano. - i'm kenny choi. often enriched by family, and often, a family's past helps shape present and future generations. - one year ago, we brought you the story of the rediscovery of a cache of photos taken in 1942, the images showing the stoic faces of japanese americans only days before they were shipped off to internment camps. after the original story aired, several people reached out saying they recognized their family members. our ryan yamamoto introduces us to two cousins from chicago who traveled to northern california with the hopes of learning more about their family history.

andrea: segÚn la policÍa, un reloj y una camisa fueron pruebas claves al momento de su captura, ambos cargos como se dictaminÓ su prisiÓn preventiva en un centro penitenciario de colombia. allÍ permanecerÁ durante mucho tiempo. borja: es un dÍa bueno para las vÍctimas, un monstruo menos en las calles. aileen: ojalÁ todo el peso de la ley caiga sobre Él. gracias. 3 aÑos de libertad condicional fue la condena para la mujer que intentÓ envenenar a su esposo con cloro en el cafÉ, melody feliz culpable del intento en envenenar a su esposo y padre de su hijo, roby johnson, puso cÁmaras ocultas cuando le supo rar e, de todo y que se estaban divorciando, Él pidiÓ que ella no terminar en prisiÓn, su sentencia tambiÉn incluyÓ tratamiento de salud mental. borja: opinan ustedes quÉ les parece, por otra parte, la organizaciÓn miss universo ha informado que la familia de la actual reina, la nicaragüense jane is palacios saliÓ de nicaragua a estados unidos con visa de parole humanitario. se informÓ que la reina de belleza fue exiliada indefinidamente por el rÉgimen de daniel ortega. aileen: Éste es

we start this hour here in the uk, where the former conservative ministers michael gove and dame andrea leadsom have added their names to a list of more than 100 mps who say they won't contest their seats at the general election. the announcements came as the parliamentary session was officially closed last night, allowing full—scale campaigning to get under way. party leaders have already begun touring the country as they take their message directly to voters. our political correspondent hannah miller has the latest. through the brexit campaign, borisjohnson�*s friend, but at times his greatest foe, michael gove wasn't afraid to make enemies, pushing through education reforms and serving under four prime ministers over nearly 20 years in parliament. but he says he's now concluded, "there comes a moment when you know "it's time to leave, that a new generation should lead. "rishi has the plan our country needs," he added, "i will do everything i can to support him." but as rishi sunak toured the titanic quarter in belfast, the list of mps jumping ship continued to grow. among more than 1

he was part of the leave campaign along with andrea leadsom.70 conservative mps who have said this would be their last term in office. there are around 100 total who would not stand, about 20 from labour and about ten from the snp. michael gove has announced he will not stand for re—election. the long—serving conservative cabinet minister and rishi sunak ally is one of the biggest name of the tory mps to announce they are standing down so far. let's speak to charlie rowley, former special adviser to michael gove. we will talk about michael gove in a moment to adjust this news and about andrea leadsom is well standing temple so are you surprised about that when? i’m temple so are you surprised about that when? �* ., temple so are you surprised about that when?— that when? i'm not surprised actually- _ that when? i'm not surprised actually- i — that when? i'm not surprised actually. i think _ that when? i'm not surprised actually. i think the - that when? i'm not surprised actually. i think the mps - that when? i'm not surprised actually. i think

andrea mitchell picks it up right now. >>> right now on andrea mitchell reports, joe biden and donald trump are ready to throw out the old rules for presidential debates. mr. trump accepting president biden's proposal to square off as early as next month and again in september. one-on-one without robert f. kennedy jr. or other third party candidates according to the current rules in a studio without a live audience by passing the presidential debate commission that has run every general election debate since 1988. in new york today the trump legal team gets another chance tomorrow to cross-examine michael cohen as the trial could wrap up sooner than expected. also the white house taking hits from all sides as it prepares to send $1 billion in weapons to israel after withholding heavy bombs that could have been used in rafah. plus russian forces pushing deeper into eastern ukraine prompting president zelenskyy to cancel foreign trips and stay close to home. and moments from now, president biden honoring fallen police officers at an annual memorial event on capitol hill. we'll bring it

and meanwhile , andrea amoroso and meanwhile, andrea amoroso and i are going to continue to enjoy ourselves, cheers. but. >> looks like things are heating up . boxt boilers sponsors of up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. hello! welcome to your gb news weather update brought to you by the met office. but the outlook drier in the east, but turning unsettled in the west and also feeling cooler as we go into monday. so high pressure is going to be moving. its way eastwards. we do have some weather fronts that's bringing a focus for some showers or longer spells of rain through the rest of today, and we do have some warnings in force as well for thunderstorm. thunderstorms are going to be pushing their way northwards, affecting northern england and also into scotland. some of these are going to be quite heavy at times, giving hail and thunder elsewhere. turning dnen thunder elsewhere. turning drier. some low cloud across western parts, clearest in the east, but temperatures still ranging around 10 or 11 degrees, so it is going to be a mild start as we start monday. but a bit of an e

aileen: sin embargo, hoy la policÍa espaÑola afortunadamente los recapturÓ, andrea leÓn tiene en losndrea: rebeca y francisco garcÍa son dos hermanos venezolanos acusados de acosar sexualmente a mujeres y niÑos en su paÍs natal. las autoridades espaÑolas en los detuvieron en un supermercado de madrid ha pedido de la interpol la fiscalÍa venezolana que solicita su extradiciÓn pues segÚn informÓ un testigo a travÉs de la red social x, una clienta de un supermercado los reconociÓ y llamÓ a las autoridades. todo eso despuÉs de que decenas de mujeres compartirÁn en redes sociales la violencia la intimidaciÓn que sufrieron durante aÑos, sin ser escuchadas por la justicia venezolana. sus vÍctimas aseguran que en un principio, las autoridades venezolanas les decÍan que no podÍan hacer nada porque la presunta acusadora era otra mujer en venezuela el acoso mujer a mujer no estÁ contemplada en ley, la denunciante identificada con el usuario con cualquier contÓ que rebeca aguirre la acoso por mÁs de 7 aÑos, un dÍa se entro a la residencia, se lanzÓ sobre el capÓ. a las denuncias contra rebeca se

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carolina: vamos directamente con andrea leÓn para que nos cuente quÉ le dicen los mÉdicos.mitos. ademÁs, no todo los tipos de cinta adhesiva son aptos para la piel, su uso prolongado puede causar irritaciÓn o acciones adversas. los expertos consideran que la apnea del sueÑo deben ser diagnosticados y tratados por especialistas, y que este mÉtodo podrÍa ser una soluciÓn temporal, sÓlo en el caso de las apneas leves. >> en dado caso que tenga apnea del sueÑo sÍntomas que estÁ parada para respirar durante la noche por demente, es importante acudir a su mÉdico, ya que podemos ver cosas del peso, anatomÍa de la garganta, lo que son las anginas y otras partes mÁs para poder ver cÓmo podemos llegar a tener una mejor respiraciÓn. andrea: otros cambios pequeÑos que podrÍan ayudar en los casos de apnea leves son dormir de costado, cenar ligero y usar dispositivos de ortodoncia que ayuden a mantener la vÍa aÉrea despejada. conclusiÓn, no es para todos. borja: ¿tÚ quÉ piensas? carolina: en mi casa sÍ hay muchos ronquidos, a mÍ me funciona el famoso cadazo. borja: este sonido, mi padre

i'm andrea canning. thank you for watching. >>> i'm andrea canning. this is stateline. >> i walk in the front door and i could see the victim in the back door area through the hallway. >> are there many murders like this? >> no. it's very rare. >> it was devastating. >> did he have enemies? >> i really don't know. >> we were having couplets of people were having sex in the parking. >> it's not possible. >> she is responsible for the choir at church. >> in alabama, there is my low's hamburgers. absolutely some of the best french fries. >> cindy didn't stay and eat her fries. >> as bizarre as it sounds, yes. >> he wasn't around when the murder took place. >> that is what he said. >> who do you feel you are looking in the eyes? >> cold-blooded killer. >>> hello and welcome to dateline. cindy hauser sent a michael reese needed the same thing. change. the relationship was a second chance at love for both and they fell hard. then, after five years of marriage, tragedy struck. investigators would have to sort through small town golf gossip to uncover the tru

why andrea was there yesterday. wine today, though. >> and watch us any time anywhere on our streaming service cbs news bay area. catch all of our live newscasts, plus news and weather updates throughout the day. find us on the free cbs news app or on pluto tv. >>> looking at the highly depopulated entrance to the richmond san rafael bridge. >>> now listen to this, if you're a big winer, it's your day. today is national wine day. there's red, white, roset, and my favorite, ripple. wine has increased in popularity. according to the bmo wine market report, there is such a thing, wine spending in the united states, oh my god, hit 107 billion last year. wow. that's up from 73 billion in 2018. andrea? >> great, so what better way to celebrate national wine day than going to wine country? it is day two of bottlerock, the music festival, and this is video from yesterday's event. bebe rexha was performing along with stevie nicks. it attracts music lovers and food and wine lovers as well. tonight's headliner is pearl jam. i

our main story: former conservative ministers michael gove and dame andrea leadsom are among more than 100 mps to reveal they won't be contesting their seats at the general election. the announcements came as the parliamentary session was officially closed last night, allowing full—scale campaigning to begin. 0ur political correspondent hannah miller has the latest. through the brexit campaign, borisjohnson�*s friend, but at times his greatest foe, michael gove wasn't afraid to make enemies, pushing through education reforms and serving under four prime ministers over nearly 20 years in parliament. but he says he has now concluded, "there comes a moment when you know it's time to leave, that a new generation should lead. rishi has the plan our country needs," he added. "i will do everything i can to support him." but as rishi sunak toured the titanic quarter in belfast,

michael gove and dame andrea leadsom have added their names to a list of more than 100 mps who say they won't contest their seats at the general election. the announcements came as the parliamentary session was officially closed last night — allowing full scale campaigning to get under way. let's cross to the newsroom and speak to our political correspondent, jack fenwick. jack, good to see you. let's start with the announcement by labour leader keir starmer on voting age. yes, this is something keir starmer said labour wants to do and is aware has been labour policy for a while now but while we're into election campaign now, we don't know what will make into their manifesto but now he has signalled this move towards giving rise to 16—year—olds are something he wants to happen as he has seen happen in other nations and clearly thinks it's a good idea.