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andrea canning: so calm.his line of questioning would lead until another investigator pulled detective wilbert aside. he'd been talking to the neighbors, and they had a story to tell. on the morning of august 16, they were both woke from their sleep after hearing screams. and in fact, one of the neighbors actually looked out her window, her bedroom window, and she saw kathleen towards the back of the house. and the neighbor, she inquired, are you ok? what's going on? and kathleen said, close the window. andrea canning: screams on the morning stephen disappeared. later, kathleen told the neighbors that it was the dog having a seizure. detective wilbert thought he might be standing at a crime scene. he asked kathleen if they could search her property. without hesitation, she said, no, that's fine. andrea canning: the detective was struck by her nonchalant response but still wasted no time in telling his investigator-- jeff wilbert: make sure the the entire crime scene unit gets here as quick as possible. and wh

andrea canning: after about an hour, the interview was finished.t the seasoned detective had seen for himself, like that bloody washcloth >> after about one hour the interview was finished. jamie stories seemed to match what the seasoned detective has seen, like the bloody washcloth in the jeep. and when he went to the house the night of the accident. >> i saw blood on the mantle of blood on the floor. i did see the ladder leaned toward the christmas tree at the time. >> does the blood look consistent with a possible fall? >> yes. if an accident as of right now. >> detective reynolds was continuing his investigation. the corner still trying to figure out what cost judy's death. he wanted to know more about a large wound on her forehand. >> there was no damage to her legs or to her arms. all of it was concentrated toward the head. this was the key thing right there. >> he concluded julie died from a skull fracture and those raccoon eyes were the result of a large amount of blood accumulated in her skull. the corner struggled to figure out what cause

andrea: deberÍan poner avisos en redes sociales que son adictivas y daÑinas? por sus oponentes acciones al demostrar amor por sus hijos. borja: andrea leÓn nos presenta la historia de un padre ecuatoriano cuando su hija le diagnosticaron una enfermedad autoinmune, pero Él no se cruzÓ de brazos. andrea: z mucho se habla sobre el amor incondicional de los mares, pero tambiÉn hay padres estacionales que merecen protagonizar sus propias historias, Él es andrÉs mata, su hija ana belÉn enfermo. >> un padre que darÍa todo por sus hijos, creo que los padres somos asÍ. andrea: abogado de profesiÓn y no dudo ponerse delantal y sombrero para ayudar a costear los gastos de su hija mayor vendiendo hamburguesas en su natal guayaquil, tambiÉn organizÓ un festival en el que protagonizÓ varios artistas de guayaquil y el campeonato, decidieron viajar hasta osiris para tratar de dar con el diagnÓstico correcto y encontrar otro planeta para una posible enfermedad autoinmune. >> nunca pudieron dar con el diagnÓstico especÍfico. andrea: es por eso que no se quedÓ de brazos cruzados

i'm andrea mitchell in washington.ay, the world remembers the brave sacrifice and valor of the veterans of d-day 80 years ago as war rages in europe. eight decades ago, american troops stormed the beaches of normandy side by side with our british and canadian allies in a show of strength and determination against the nazis. 2,400 americans died that first day. the allied toll throughout the battle reaching 73,000. more than 150,000 were left wounded. 200 surviving veterans made the pilgrimage today, with their shrinking each day, our nation is losing a vital connection to the greatest generation. standing among the graves on the battlefield above the wind-swept beaches this morning, president biden and the first lady at the cemetery honoring the fallen. surrounded by world leaders, the president acknowledged the commitment to mutual defense that grew out of world war ii is being tested in ukraine. >> here on the coast of normandy, the battle between freedom and tyranny would be joined here on that june morning. isolati

andrea mitchell picks up our coverage right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports" family matters, the first lady shows up in court as the jury selection begins for hunter biden's trial, a trial that the prosecution says will include testimony from his late wife and laid brother's widow. the white house is pushing back on bibi netanyahu's -- saying that he did make the proposal. former president trump railing against his conviction and raising a ton of money and supporters since his verdict. next up, his meeting with propace officer and sentencing next month, just days before the republican convention. >> i'm okay with it. i think at a certain point there's a breaking point. ♪♪ >>> good day, everyone. jury selection has begun in wilmington, delaware, for the first criminal trial of a sitting president's son. first lady jill bide is not in the courtroom along with hunter's wife, his sister ashley and her husband, the president's son is charged with three counts of allegedly making false statements that he was not using illegal drugs when he filled out a federal form. hunter pleaded

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. war of words between the white house and israel's prime minister's office is heating up. benjamin netanyahu fired the first round, accusing the u.s. of withholding weapons from israel. speaking in english for maximum impact in the u.s. >> it's inconceivable that in the past few months the administration has been withholding weapons and ammunition to israel. israel, america's closest ally, fighting for its life. churchill told the united states, give us the tools, we'll do the job. i say, give us the tools, and we'll finish the job a lot faster. >> the white house reacted sharply yesterday, since nothing -- saying that nothing has been withheld except one shipment of 2,000-pound bombs that the u.s. suspects could have been used inappropriately against civilians. >> we don't know what he is talking about. we just don't. >> the former ambassador to the u.s. is in washington on a 24-hour visit. he will meet with antony blinken as well as jake sullivan. netanyahu is facing incoming from hi

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," vladimir putin making his first trip to north korea in 24 years as russia depends on north korea's surplus weapons to fight its war in ukraine. >> this is what's keeping the war going. the fastest way to end the war is for putin to be disabused of the notion he can outlast ukraine and all of ukraine's supporters. >>> also,s rebid president bide unveiling a new immigration policy. >>> it's a big primary day for two republican incumbents facing different challenges in oklahoma and virginia. >>> a heat wave, as dangerous temperatures head towards triple digits from iowa to maine. ♪♪ >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. secretary of state blinken just wrapping up a pressing and wide ranging event with nato secretary-general stoltenberg citing nearly a dozen bilateral security deals between ukraine and nato allies as evidence our collective defense is the best way to combat vladimir putin's aggression. >> this is proof -- clear proof that all of our countries are with ukraine

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andrea mitchell picks up our coverage right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," ready for a rematch. presidents biden and former president trump, cramming in their own ways, focusing on the tactics and their opponent's triggering ahead of the first presidential debate now just two days away. >>> israel's defense minister at the pentagon today after criticizing prime minister netanyahu. >>> the man behind one of the most damning leaks of u.s. classified documents in history, setting julian assange on a path to life as a free man. >>> good day, i'm andrea mitchell in washington. biden campaign insiders telling nbc news the president is preparing to face off with two different versions of donald trump on the debate stage thursday. as they describe him, the combative and sometimes unhinged trump, who uses extreme rhetoric at his rallies or the more disciplined donald trump who biden advisors say the president is still going to attempt to trigger by getting under his skin. that's their game plan. "the new york times" is reporting a movie theater and airplane hangar have been tr

>> well, good to be with you, andrea. this is a summer with big events and today is one of them in marking the second anniversary of the dobbs decision where the supreme court overturned roe v. wade and the national right to an abortion. this is an issue that the democrats have felt over a period of years now is a very animated one for its base. and vice president harris has been in many ways leading on this. the president's also put out a statement and video dealing with this anniversary, reminding voters that donald trump is solely responsible in their words for changing this policy and taking away that right that had been available for decades. the vice president is speaking in maryland right now as you alluded to and there is a different tone in some of her rhetoric on the campaign trail where she's addressing this anniversary and using language that might be evocative of the fact that the former president has now been convicted of a number of felonies in new york. the vice president using the word, guilty, now in thi

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," the first lady in court for a third day showing support for her son hunter biden as his ex-wife is taking the stand to testify about his fall into drug addiction and the strain on their family. this as president biden arrived in paris today to prepare for tomorrow's 80th anniversary of d-day, where the president will give a major speech promoting democracy in the historic military operation that saved the world from fascism. >>> a shooting at the u.s. embassy in beirut, injuring a guard at the gate. white house continues to press hamas and israel to accept the latest cease-fire proposal despite political opposition in israel's cabinet. >> there's a lot of talk and chatter. the israeli government confirmed as recently as today that that proposal is still on the table and now it's up to hamas to accept it. >>> as the supreme court will rule on whether president trump is immune from prosecution, the democratic senator leading demands for justice alito's recusal joins us as well as for ethics refor

i'm andrea canning.ssa guillen's family said she was sexually harassed before vanishing from her army base. >>> welcome back to dateline. i am andrea canning. vanessa guillen's family said she was sexually harassed before vanishing from her army base. their claim inspired other servicemembers to share similar stories on social media. vanessa's loved ones worry the missing person case was going nowhere. it turns out a breakthrough was just around the corner. continuing now with voices for vanessa. >> i want my sister back and i want her alive. >> vanessa guillen's family and supporters were convinced the army had been negligent in its response to her disappearance. >> this investigation was absolutely the number 1 priority. >> general donna martin said the army was doing everything possible to find vanessa and a lot of soldiers were helping. >> over 500 soldiers turnout at this point. they are searching the company areas in the installation. they are looking everywhere for vanessa. >> in the weeks that fo

andrea mitchell reports picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on andrea mitchell reports, the hunter biden gun trial is coming to an end with closing arguments just moments away. and jury deliberations right after that. we'll have a live report from wilmington in moments. >>> also former president donald trump sits for a virtual probation hearing following his felony conviction in new york. just a day after telling a rally that he supports violent criminal offenders from january 6. >> there has never been people treated more horrifically than j-6 hostages. >> those j-6 warriors, they were warriors but they were more than anything else, they're victims of what happened. >>> and a return of four israeli hostages held for eight months by hamas. a key ally in netanyahu's war cabinet resigns. what benny gantz said about the primary's execution of war as the u.s. considers unilateral talks with hamas to bring american hostages home. something andrea asked secretary blinken about today. >> my top priority always is to bring americans home, the most effective way to do that, to ac

"andrea mitchell reports" starts right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," the pressure is building on president biden as he heads to the g7 summit a day after his son's criminal conviction. andrea is traveling with the secretary of state as he presses leaders in the middle east to secure a cease-fire in gaza. ukraine implores the world to keep aid flowing to hold back russian forces. after a guilty verdict, what is next for hunter biden who is facing another federal trial in just a few months? today, inflation eases its grip on the economy. prices, of course, remain high as the federal reserve considers what to do with key interest rates. ♪♪ >>> good day to you. i'm peter alexander in for andrea mitchell. president biden is a few hours away from landing in italy for a g7 summit with some of america's biggest allies. ukraine presses the west for more aid and pressure mounts on israel and hamas to end the war in gaza. the secretary of state delivering the first comments on the response by hamas to the latest cease-fire proposal saying in qatar, it's time for the haggling

juan: andrea, i want to go to santiago.e report, the prognosis is that growth is going to be slow, very slow. is there time to implement this? is this something that can be done in the middle and long range? can the mindset to be changed quickly enough for growth to be married should be? guest: it takes time. but it's not so much a question of speed, it's a question of what leticia was it's a question of policy consistency. what you need is to get a good competition law. is not going to work well initially. you're going to make mistakes. cases are going to violence with judicial power. it will take time. but little by little, you will build the capabilities within the government to do competition policy and something that andrea was saying, the changes in society, such that it is kind of behavior is not business as usual, but is no longer tolerated. such that political parties then reflect them into their platforms and this becomes the law of the land. this process has been extra difficult. i want to illustrate it with some

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that's exactly right, andrea. for is for people to just fundamentally change how they are thinking about the relationship between geopolitics and what's happening in the international environment and climate change and climate action. as you say, it's commonplace to think they are a tradeoff. we are in a global world of great uncertainty, as you just suggested. in such a place, you would think people really -- the inclination is to pull back. we have been writing about that these two things are linked. climate action, the energy transition, and geopolitics. you can't de-link them. right now, they are having a negative interaction. the deteriorating geopolitical environment is making it harder to reach our climate goals. it's making it more expensive. it's slowing it down. and the climate transition itself is exacerbating a lot of these negative geopolitical trends. what we say is, hey, here is some ideas for how we can reverse this. rather than having these two things competing with one another, we are suggesting

andrea: so far to date there have been buyers.we start to see perhaps more than one as the fed -- more than one cut as the fed put out in the marketplace as of this week, the market is pricing in two cuts. should we get more concerned about growth and start to see three cuts potentially priced in? i think he was the door in the floating rate market for duration assets at that point. sonali: mike, you alluded to troubles brewing under the surface in some areas. where are you seeing the stress is starting to materialize? where are you watching for more stress is to come to the surface in the future? michael: i will tackle the first one, where we are seeing them now. we are generally speaking seeing stresses come up in less cyclica sectors -- cyclical sectors. cable media and telecoms is a hot sector for distresses and default scenarios. what is chester's -- investors are seeing fund mentally are not able to grow at a really fast clip right now. and, by the way, it's been alluded to interest costs rising for them are really eroding f

andrea: christian enganlandi, fue arrestado por agredir sexualmente a una menor de 13 aÑos de agredira frontera en 2021 por 4 dÍas consecutivos trabajamos intensamente, dice el comisionado, primero con un retrato hablado que incluÍa un tatuaje de un jabalÍ en el pecho, y dos dÍas despuÉs su fotografÍa. >> estaba tratando de irse corriendo, nosotros lo estamos agarrando para que no hiera hasta que la policÍa, Él hasta se fue debajo del carro, escondiÉndose abajo del carro. andrea: asÍ lo reconocieron dos buenos samaritano si lo confrontaron cuando llegÓ a esta bodega cercana, otros vecinos ayudaron a retenerlo y llamaron a la policÍa que llegÓ en 5 mutos y lo arrestÓ. enfrenta ahora cargos de abuso sexual de una menor, robo y secuestro. la policÍa de nueva york ofrecÍa una recompensa de 10.000 $ por cualquier informaciÓn que ayudara a su captura, ahora agradecen la participaciÓn de los residentes, y dijeron que su participaciÓn fue crucial para detener a este hombre, no sÓlo el trabajo de la policÍa, sino la ayuda de esos buenos samaritano que tambiÉn son hispanos. carolina: la gente o

andrea mitchell picks up coverage right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," a landmark deal between russia and north korea. what that could mean for vladimir putin's illegal war in ukraine. kim jong-un's illegal nuclear program. the threat they pose to the rest of the world. >>> donald trump doing damage control in wisconsin, insisting he loves milwaukee and never actually called it a horrible city. are voters going to boy that? >>> israel claiming it's punishing offensive in rafah is coming to an end. that doesn't mean an end to the war in gaza. no progress on negotiations to release the remaining hostages. the american parents of one of the young men kidnapped on october 7th will join me today. ♪♪ >>> good day, everyone. happy juneteenth. we start with that historic partnership between russia and north korea, a bold show of anti-western defiance that's rattling the u.s. and its allies worldwide. this was the scene earlier today. russian president vladimir putin giving the red carpet treatment during his first trip to north korea in more than two decades. he was greeted by

. >>> andrea mitchell picks up our coverage next. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," president biden signing an executive action to seal the southern border. he criticized the trump administration for a similar crackdown. he slams his predecessor as a convicted felon. >>> opening statements at the president's son hunter. >>> merrick garland fights back as house republicans question him. >> did you have a family member profit off of the notoriety of any case you sat on? yes or no? >> you are asking me to comment on a case -- >> it se seems you are connecti the dots. >>> israel ramping up strikes in gaza as president biden is asked if prime minister netanyahu is prolonging the war for his own political self-preservation. mr. biden's blunt response coming up. >>> plus, the families of american israeli hostages meeting with the national security advisor today. they will join me here to talk about their hopes for a cease-fire so their loved ones can finally come home. ♪♪ >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. today, president biden is taking on one of his biggest

"andrea mitchell reports" starts right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," abortion takes center stage at the supreme court with the justices punting the debate over the popular drug mifepristone back down the legal ladder, keeping it on the market for the foreseeable future. >>> also, the president of the united states huddling with world leaders at the g7 summit in italy ahead of a highly anticipated news conference with ukraine's president zelenskyy. >>> the former president returns to the capitol right near the scene of the most controversial moment of his time in office on january 6th, shoring up support among republican lawmakers and business leaders with hopes of returning to the white house. ♪♪ >>> a very good day to all of you. i'm alex witt in for andrea mitchell. a major ruling from the supreme court today. it's unanimous. the widely used abortion pill mifepristone can stay on the market. the supreme court rejected a challenge to the drug brought by anti-abortion doctors who question the food and drug administration's authority to ease access to the pill saying

>> reporter: andrea, you can see some of that rain coming down right now.t's coming in with the winds, so the city of corpus christi has prepared as best as they can. you're looking at the seawall that protects downtown corpus christi here. i'm right at the bottom of that seawall. this area where i'm standing, you can see the water. you can see the wind. this is the most protected area because there's a barrier, and there's a barrier island, and again, this is that wall. there are other parts of corpus christi where some of the roadways have been shut down because they are flooded. the city also has high water rescue vehicles ready to be used if they need to, especially to get to those areas where they expect it to flood. we have a flash flood warning in effect. in fact, the rain is coming so hard it's difficult to keep my eyes open right now, and the state of texas also has a lot of resources available. the governor informed that they have about 20 state agencies that are ready to work with local governments for any support, they have vehicles and they als

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," a big ruling from the supreme court. an overwhelming 8-1 majority led by chief justice roberts upholding a ban on people under domestic violence restraining orders from having firearms. a big win for the biden administration. the sole dissenter, clarence thomas. in a 32-page opinion objecting to what he considers a lack of due process. still not delivered by the high court, with only a week or so left in this year's long-awaited decision on whether former president trump is immune from prosecution. and whether emergency medical care can disapprove abortions if necessary. >>> also, the judge in the mar-a-lago classiied documents case raising more questions as she permits outside interest groups to argue long-decided issues. has still not set a trial date a full year after she first got the case. >>> a stunning "new york times" report that fellow judges had advised her to recuse herself because of her inexperience. have her questionable procedures accomplished making sure this doesn't get bef

and now joining us is andrea fleck-nisbet, who is ceo of a group called the independent book publishersssociation, which is what ms. fleck nesbit. good morning, and thank you for having me on. so the independent book publisher association is a nonprofit association of about 3500 independent publisher, was located primarily in the united states. but we do have some global members as well. and our members are really a diverse group. so they range in size, background publishingve everyonr publishers. tong their own book all the way through large, establish to independent publishers. so what is an independent publisher? you know that is such a great question, peter, and everyone defines it a little bit differently. and actually, we do have a document, if anyone's ever interested in reviewing the ave aocument that goes into the detail of how we define different types of publishers. so an independent publisher versus, for example, a corporate publisher. and in the united states, there are five major corporate trade publishers. and so it's anyone who is not a corporate publisher or a universit

that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." your time. ana cabrera picks up with more news next. ♪♪ >>> it is good to be with you. happy friday. i'm ana cabrera in for chris jansing. it is a device tha

andrea: it is possible. we will wait to see.h she and -- and is doing well in the retail space. it is the middle market being crunched or across-the-board the higher and lower end? andrea: if the higher end is doing well, you've got some midmarket stories doing well. the britain mark. it is about giving customers what they want. francine: some have seen a lot. andrea: if you are selling to the super rich, you are more insulated than if you are selling to the nearly affluent. they thought the caution was spreading from the middle class to super wealthy that could be a brand specific issue. francine: are we still quiet luxury? andrea: we are seeing the first signs of quiet luxury fizzling out. quiet luxury. they need fresh trends and reasons to come and buy. if you have six of those sweaters you don't need another one. francine: turning to boeing and dave calhoun who faced eight senate hearing zeroing in on safety issues. he was accused of putting company profits ahead of safety. thank you for joining us. it feels like they can't

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andrea, and thank you.re likely to find out this morning whether hunter biden will take the stand at his federal gun trial. the president's son has pleaded not guilty to lying about being a drug user on a gun purchasing form. if biden does not testify in his own defense, closing arguments are expected today. >> israel is defending its dramatic hostage rescue mission. over the weekend, four hostages were rescued in the raid, but hamas claims hundreds of palestinians were killed. and now a member of prime minister benjamin netanyahu's government has resigned. here's abc's alison kosik this morning, a blow to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu as war cabinet minister benny gantz announces his resignation. >> his centrist party now leaving the coalition government over what he says is netanyahu's lack of a plan for postwar gaza. >> the move is not expected to threaten netanyahu's current grip on power, but losing a centrist partner could affect broader support for his far right government. israeli protes

i'm andrea canning.art received widespread sympathy after her husband was killed. but in a stunning twist, police arrested her for murder. now all eyes were on a new hampshire courtroom where there was a tantalizing story of seduction. back to deadly secret. >> reporter: it was the first week of march, 1991. ten months after gregg smart was killed and pamela smart was on trial for his murder. reporters from around the world swarmed the courthouse to cover the salacious story. the woman accused of seducing a teenage boy and convincing him and his friends to kill her husband. >> all i can remember hearing is this explosion of flashbulbs, going off. as she is being led into the courtroom. >> what kind of impact did it have on the trial, all that attention? >> i mean certainly i think the court had to take certain e precautions to make sure things didn't get out of hand. >> reporter: pamela's defense attorney says things had already gotten out of hand. >> i felt as though the jury was in shark infested water

andrea canning: it was late afternoon, july 20th, 2016. of seven, had been missing since early that morning. >>> it was late afternoon, july 20, 2016 and the father of seven had been missing since early that morning. the investigators had discovered a horrid same in his basement. a scene that told him he wasn't coming home. >> we started fighting more items with blood on them >> craig's sister was waiting outside watching the police action unfolds. >> then one of the investigators brought somebody over to me sane, this is our violent crime advocate. >> did your heart sink? >> it did and they told me they believed he had been murdered. >> murdered in his own home? investigators surmised that happened overnight while his young children slept. who would do such a thing? craig's sister told the investigator about the break in a few days earlier. >> i wake up at midnight and i feel pain in my arm. >> he said he was upstairs sleeping in his bed when in the middle of the night he was woken up with someone pulling hair out of his arm in the mail r

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. >> and i'm andrea nakano. tonight we're talking fire season. if the number of wildfires we've had so far seems unusual, it is. >> a grass fire burned near brushy regional park. no word on how it started. calfire has kept a lid on it. it's burned 44 acres, 75% contained, no injuries fighting it, and no buildings burned. >> and here's what's happened in the past seven days. last weekend the corral fire burned more than 14,000 acres near tracey, the state's largest wildfire this season. one home burned and two firefighters were sent to the hospital. just a few miles from there, the patterson fire broke out on monday near wind farm substation on patterson pass road. the alameda county fire department says it burned 110 acres. on wednesday in the northern napa valley, the crystal fire torched 60 acres of a hillside north of saint helena on one of the hottest days we've had this year. a couple of firefighters ended up in the hospital but incredibly a huge estate in the middle of that fire was virtually untouched. >> calfire says so far this year they

andrea leÓn nos cuenta quiÉn presentÓ la demanda y por quÉ. succionada por la tuberÍa de la piscina son los culpables de la tragedia, segÚn asegura una reciente denuncia presentada por la empresa de mantenimiento implicada en la muerte de la pequeÑa hispana. como informamos en su momento, los bomberos vaciaron la piscina y la encontraron 12 horas despuÉs atrapada en el conducto, y aunque la familia demandÓ al hotel y a la empresa de mantenimiento por falta de seguridad, ahora esta asegura que los demandantes incurrieron en actos de negligencia y omitieron que causaron las lesiones y los daÑos causados a la menor. nos conectamos con el abogado de la familia de la vÍctima para conocer la reacciÓn a esta nueva demanda, pero nos dijo que no tiene nada que comentar al respecto . la demanda contra la tele empresa mantenimento por 1 millÓn de dÓlares continÚa. carolina: un caso terrible, tambiÉn la desesperaciÓn de sus padres de familia al buscar a esta niÑa, no estaba y estaba succionada por esa tuberÍa en esa piscina, un caso horrible. gracias. bor

andrea: segÚn, fue un accidente. >> [habla en inglÉs] estaba sosteniendo la bolsa de esta manera, y latraparla. entre las recomendaciones de seguridad durante safaris tenemos siempre seguir las indicaciones del guÍa, no salir del vehÍculo salvo en las zonas designadas para hacerlo, y no sentarse en el techo del vehÍculo ni sacar parte del cuerpo fuera de las ventanas. ellos cuentan que despuÉs del susto fueron a una tienda de regalo y le compraron una jirafa de juguete. andrea: otra recomendaciÓn importante es estar atento a las seÑalizaciones en zoolÓgicos y otros lugares, estos que tengan animales. en algunos casos estos indican a cuales no se puede alimentar y con cuÁles hay que tener especial distancia. borja: la muerte de un hombre mexicano de 59 aÑos es el primer caso reportado en todo el mundo por contagio de la gripe aviar, segÚn datos de la organizaciÓn mundial de la salud. segÚn los mÉdicos, el hombre era diabÉtico, tenÍa alguna enfermedad renal previa, y parece ser que al contagiarse el paciente tuvo fiebre, dificultad para respirar, diarrea, nÁuseas y malestar para esperar

andrea: la oficina del alguacil desplegÓ drones y un equipo de parques estatales, incluyendo perros deaso del niÑo, un dispositivo colocado en su ropa habrÍa ayudado. borja: es importantÍsimo, muchas gracias, asÍ conmina >> alerta por calor. temperaturas por encima de los tres digitos.

andrea tiene noticias de esta tragedia en ohio. la atacante lo hizo al azar.ciones de las autoridades. [habla en inglÉs] andrea: la mujer de 32 aÑos tenÍa una orden de detenciÓn por robo, pero no tenÍa antecedentes de violencia. presumen que eligiÓ sus vÍctimas al azar. expertos en seguridad recomiendan que haya un adulto por cada menor y que ellos estÉn siempre supervisados. [mÚsica] carolina: esto tambiÉn es insÓlito. pruebas de adn determinaron que una reciÉn nacida que fue encontrada abandonada en una bolsa en un parque de londres en enero pasado es hermana de otros dos bebÉs hallados en la misma zona y en circunstancias similares. uno fue en el 2017 y otro en el 2019. estÁn preocupados por la salud mental de los padres e investigan quienes son. sabemos que existe un registro para regalos de matrimonios. alguna vez han escuchado de un registro para reales de reciÉn divorciados? una mujer en nueva york que pasado por este proceso creÓ una pÁgina llamada nuevos comienzos e incluye una lista de expertos y consejerÍa de todo tipo. en ediciÓn digital queremos p

andrea leÓn tiene todos los detalles.ija de apenas 12 aÑos. ahora la policÍa de houston confirmÓ el arresto de dos personas por la muerte de la menor. >> Ángel martÍnez y franklin josÉ peÑa ramos, de 26 aÑos de edad. andrea: los detectives dieron detalles de la organizaciÓn que iniciÓ cuando localizaron los restos de la hispana. la cÁmara de vigilancia los muestra interactuando por varias horas con la menor, despuÉs van para el arroyo donde encontraron el cuerpo de jocelyn, los hombres serÍan originarios de venezuela. tratamos de aclarar el estatus legal de estas personas, no sabemos cuando llegaron ni si pertenecen a una organizaciÓn criminal. han establecido que la menor no conocÍa a los hombres. el alcalde de houston reconociÓ el trabajo de la policÍa, dijo que ahora habrÁ que vigilar a los magistrados en este caso para que hagan su trabajo y realmente se haga justicia. el mÉdico forense determinÓ que la causa de la muerte fue estrangulamiento, los venezolanos enfrentan cargo de asesinato en primer grado por la muerte

andrea: soldados y tanquetas intentaron tomar la sede del gobierno de bolivia.r la situaciÓn. >> para seguir resistiendo cualquier intento golpista, porque bolivia se merece la democracia que se ha ganado en las calles. andrea: el intento de golpe vino despuÉs de la destituciÓn del general zÚÑiga, quien se opuso pÚblicamente a la relaciÓn de evo morales. el grupo de militares que lideraba tomÓ la plaza murillo, cediendo al palacio de gobierno. >> a la gente pobre, a la gente necesitada, para que en nombre de ellos tenga como objetivo llegar al poder. en medio del ataque, el presidente arce nombrÓ nuevo al ——alto mando militar, y restituyendo el orden,. anunciÓ la destituciÓn del comandante de la armada, presentandolo esposado frente a zÚÑiga, quien dijo que fue el propio arce que le ordenÓ mover los blindados para levantar su popularidad. serÁn juzgados por terrorismo . enfrentan hasta 20 aÑos de cÁrcel. el presidente arce habÍa denunciado que el exmandatario buscaba desestabilizar su gobierno, y ahora todo forma parte de una investigaciÓn que podrÍa llevar a mÁ

borja: pasamos con andrea leÓn para que nos cuente los detalles.mujer que indicaba que le estaba deseando el mal. el hombre de 41 aÑos le dijo a los oficiales que manejÓ hasta la playa para hablar con los menores, pero que entrÓ en pÁnico cuando vio a los policÍas y los comenzÓ a sumergir en el agua. la policÍa agregÓ que la mujer le habrÍa dicho que es probable que el hombre tenga problemas mentales. afortunadamente la policÍa de west heaven tambiÉn asegurÓ que los menores estÁn recuperando favorablemente en un hospital local. andrea: este hombre se presentarÁ nuevamente en la corte el prÓximo 1 de julio, y deberÁ responder a cargos en su contra por intento de asesinato por poner en riesgo el bienestar de un menor y por riesgo de herir a un menor. regreso con ustedes. carolina: increÍble que eso hay ocurrir, afortunadamente habÍa alguien presente que ayudo. borja: impresiÓn, un niÑo con epilepsia hace historia, es el primer paciente con el sÍndrome en utilizar un aparato que va fijado su boca ni para controlar las convulsiones, este envÍa descarga

i am andrea canning.e senior lauren mccluskey was stunned to learn her boyfriend lied about his name, age, and criminal past. he was not shawn fields but melvin rowland. once convicted of luring an under aged girl online and attempted sex abuse. lauren quickly ended the relationship but was about to discover the real terror is just beginning. back to josh mankiewicz with lauren's promise. >>> after lauren mccluskey got her car back from her ex- boyfriend, her parents exhaled. he believed the university of utah police who now knew lauren had broken up with a registered sex offender would keep an eye out for melvin rowland. lauren hoped rowland was out of her life. a flurry of texts suggested otherwise. messages to lauren from people who identify themselves as rowland's friends. >> why did you do this to the big guy? he really loves you. >> the messages seem to be anonymous but they wondered if it was rowland disguising his number. a text told a dramatic story. rowland was in an accident then at the hospita

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i'm andrea canning. thank you for watching. atic cr in a story of two mothers fighting for their sons-- he knows, he hurt my son bad. i believed every word my son said, and i still do to this day. answer for this? >> a dramatic chapter 2 mothers fighting for their sons. >> he knows he hurt my son. >> a missing teenager found dead. >> his body was laying in the clearing. >> we want answers. >> was it murder? or was it something else? >> how do you get in a scuffle and the next thing you know you're being charged with murder. >> a trial. >> i watch my son die every day. >> and a twist that stunned un everyone. >> we had to stop and think with the we heard it right. . i, there is nothing more powerful than a mother's love for her child and no greater pain than losing a child. >> hello, welcome into datelin it has been said there's nothing more powerful than a mother's love for her child and no greater pain than losing a child. both forces collided in a small midwestern town when a mysterious death sparked a

take back control with lipo flavonoid. ♪ ♪ [ grunts ] [ laughs ] andrea canning: police had announcedy gone very wrong. >> police >> police had announced the double murder was a robbery gone very wrong. the unlikely intruder, the parkers family friend, brian. brett parker told the investigators that his friend, brian, and shot his wife tammy in a botched robbery attempt,■ç then brett, in fear for his own life, killed his friend. it looked like self-defense. but sheriff leon lott knew they couldn't close the case without thoroughly checking out brett's story. >> we have to rely on him to explain to us what happened. we were listening to everything he was saying, then we would go back and check it. >> investigators went over brett's account, starting with the moment brian entered the house. before long, something unusual came to their attention. brett told police he was sitting on the downstairs toilet when he heard the shots rang out. one of the female crime scene investigators noted this -- the toilet seat was up. >> our csi lieutenant was a female and she made mention of that, it par