>> that he and andrea got closer. he and andrea had decided that they were soulmates.e also told me that andrea was adamant that she would not leave her husband and her two kids. >> andrea was interested in hemy but would never leave her husband. that was the message rusty sneiderman's wife was sending her boss, the defense would argue. and the defense promised to prove to the jury that the inner turmoil these mixed signals stirred up in hemmy neuman was enough to push this mild-mannered but troubled man over the edge and into the realm of legal insanity. >>> coming up -- >> i've been kicked, i've been slapped, i've been whipped and those things you don't forget. >> haunting secrets from hemy's past. and a question, did celebrity voices drive him to kill? when "dateline" continues. get your groove on with one a day 50+. ♪ get ready for the wild life ♪ complete multivitamins with key nutrients that address 6 concerns of aging, including heart health, supported by b-vitamins. your one a day is showing. if these packs have the same number of bladder leak pads, i bet you t

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>> that he and andrea got closer. he and andrea had decided that they were soulmates. also told me that andrea was adamant that she would not leave her husband and her two kids. >> andrea was interested in hemy but would never leave her husband. that was the message rusty sneiderman's wife was sending her boss, the defense would argue. and the defense promised to prove to the jury that the inner turmoil these mixed signals stirred up in hemy neuman was enough to push this mild-mannered but troubled man over the edge and into the realm of legal insanity. >>> coming up -- >> i've been kicked, i've been slapped, i've been whipped and those things you don't forget. >> haunting secrets from hemy's past. and a question, did celebrity voices drive him to kill? a strange tale gets even stranger when "murder in broad daylight" continues. [ doorbell rings ] janice, mom told me you bought a house. okay. [ buttons clicking ] [ camera shutter clicks ] so, now that you have a house, you can use homequote explorer. quiet. i'm blasting my quads. janice, look. i'm in a meeting. -janice

andrea: andrea:-- andrea: and all of you can find the delta ceo there later this afternoon. [laughter] very good. tell us about the upgrades of the sky club. what are some of the changes? ed: you will see more comfortable seating area, better food options, better drink services, and just a more comfortable environment. a more relaxed environment. andrea: thank you. i have a question from the audience here about automation. the question reads, automation is an emerging technology affecting travel on the ground, in the air, and without human input. house delta preparing for an -- how is delta preparing for an increasingly autonomous world? ed: we're watching that. i'll see if there will be pilotless aircraft in our future. i don't see it. i'm not getting on it if there is. whether it is autonomous vehicles, anything that creates more motion and more opportunity for people to travel and go the distances and places, is going to add to our experiences. the debate for years was that videoconferencing would eliminate the need for people to travel. human interaction just builds on i

andrea: thank you. speaking of investments and your plancapacity, investments and recent investments in new aircraft and terminal renovation will help expand passion to her capacity. what investments are you looking to make to expand freight capacity, and how would you categorize air cargo capacity today? ed: we do not have an air cargo dedicated business. it is in the belly of our aircrafts. we're working about sales arrangements to carry cargo, not necessarily carry more cargo but to add better tracking devices, and better technologies so that our customers know the location and delivery times on a more efficient means. you talk about the airports. they are a big part of our investment for the future. respect to our aircraft, seats, comfort of flying, and the bigger aircraft to fly through. i think the airports are the biggest opportunity we have that is still ahead of us to change the customer experience on the ground. if we don't have airports today that fit the needs, you think about the footprint

andrea: that's right.hink the magic 3% number on ten-year treasuries -- alan: we haven't had that kind of risk free income stream for a long time. but there's a lot of idiosyncratic factors. if it'slook at e.m., going to go badly wrong, it will in china. given that the chinese currency is so well behaved leaves us a little more sanguine. this is what you get compensated , spread widening. and typically, you want to look at -- during these times. it is amazing how quickly the market can go for fears and a certain narrative, when a couple of months later, where can i get that decent income? jonathan: can i tempt you in an argentine bond that matures in about 99 years? it's got a nine percent yield. argentina, no, but there's a behavioral aspect. everyone here is very good at their bond math. 100 year bond's have a duration of slightly longer than 30 year bonds because we have such long dated -- .0 year breakeven on argentina from memory, when people first went to argentina, the 10 year breakeven was -- 40. t

jonathan: andrea, does that make sense? andrea: absolutely. selloff we saw across emerging markets shouldn't have shocked anyone given the amount of u.s. dollar denominated debt. oftentimes, these companies don't have dollar revenue streams to match that debt. the countries that we saw it in, argentina, turkey, they have u.s. denominated debt that is roughly 20% of their gdp. that was a story we could see coming. the pace of it is what shocked the market. that is because we've seen this pullbak in qe in the u.s. a sharp rise in the dollar. the pace was quicker than most markets, therefore it spooked everyone. as the volatility calms down in the coming weeks and months, maybe we catch a bid back to em. jonathan:was said earlier this week that the united sates is seemingly on a suicide mission. in equally unsavory terms, i might suggest that perhaps the united states could be going on a murder spree, the financial equivalent of one. the pain is caused elsewhere. what i've seen is an economy that is doing well, financial conditions tighten abroad

andrea: ¿y tu cuñado qué dice?quiere volver a su casa y saber que allí pudieron estar su esposa y su niña. en la bolsa lleva pan para sus dos perro toby y perla. igualmente, por un costado. lo acompañamos. en la caminata, vemos la ubicación de los lotes, donde gerson vio por última vez a su familia. eduardo: a 40 metros de donde están los vehículos, ahí llegó toda la avalancha. andrea: por la casa de gerson no ha pasado lava, y gracias a esto podemos ingresar. [l la primera buena señal es el ladrido de toby y de perla. también apareció su gatito. gerson abraza a sus mascotas entre lágrimas y alegría. revisan los daños. y en el momento de ingresar a la casa, gerson prefiere no hacerlo. eduardo se emociona. eduardo: son los recuerdos. no aguanta. andrea: en el interior, todo parece detenido en el tiempo. aún hay comida de la niña en una mesita. gerson: los recuerdos me d me duele ver las cosas de ellas dos. andrea: gerson busca en los alrededores. gerson: fuimos acá atrás, a ver si veo algo, pero no. solo está el sil

but you're quite right, andrea. this would be a declaration that would have to have all kinds of inspections to it. maybe even some any time, anywhere inspections, which no one has agreed to because north korea is a very mountainous country, and we're not sure where everything is. >> michael, we have known so little about kim jong-un up until now. yet he arrives in singapore and goes out on the town tonight, going sightseeing until about midnight, looking at the sites here in singapore. he's completely remade his image in the last couple of weeks, since agreeing to this summit with president trump. what do you make of it? >> i think this is -- kim jong-un has been, and north korea has been one of the targets for the u.s. intelligence community for decades. and i think that's one of the reasons why it's so hard to know, not just because of president trump's unpredictability, but it's hard to know where this all goes, because we in the west are still trying to understand what kim jong-un wants. i think the financial t

we andrea: the in afghanistan and nato. there is so much anger and you talk to koran bury grewers in ma tachusetts. yet's a democratic state, a blue state but floret the midwes you'll hear real pushback. the all the industry is going to get killedt this. we should be hit hello at china for itse unfair tr practices but we're really blowing ourselves up is the art -- argumebe. : democrats trying to seem to be trying to steal back in pop allows trailed pitch from president trump. shawna: i think if this actually becomes a trade war, you will. my guys in illinois said that when we were there, even the conversation around nafta and the threat of thesefs tar he was like i have lost money today. he wasmy like,ors look a field, i know what i've plannedy i've alr lost money because rf the threats of this money. andrea: keep y eyes on the all the industry. the midwest, where this was won and lost by the democrats. they're really going to be h hard. robert: we talked about bolts within north korea. him not being in thsroom s a lot. pe

andrea: ramona, ¿y tú del otro lado estabas escuchando lo que pasaba?a de homesteade, florida, que migró hace dos décadas de guatemala. donatila: este trabajo es ahora para mí, para mantener a la casa, mi hijo y los otros hijos de otras personas que tengo. andrea: además de sus cuatro hijos, se hizo cargo de siete niños más luego de que deportaran a sus papás. donatila tuvo que superar la deportación de su marido en 2010. sin embargo, salió adelante gracias a su trabajo y envió a todos los niños ciudadanos estadounidenses a estudiar. donatila es un ejemplo. ella ha sufrido en carne propia la discriminación por hablar. donatila: mi primer idioma que aprendí en guatemala, de nacida, es kanjobal. [habla en kajonbal] andrea: a donatila le cuesta mucho hablar inglés. ella cuenta que a veces se siente que la tratan como si fuera inferior. andrea: ellos saben que no hablo inglés y me maltratan en inglés, y que no entiendo. andrea: invitamos a donatila a miami beach y le presentamos a nicole guerra. nicole: soy nacida aquí en miami, me fui a nueva york cuando t

andrea linares nos habla del drama que se vive en guatemala.ilagrosamente, sin embargo muchos no pudieron escapar de los rÍos candentes de lava. >> la lava viene sobre la carretera. andrea: sus cuerpos fueron alcanzados por las corrientes que pueden llegar a temperaturas de hasta 900 °c. la inhalaciÓn de cenizas o gases volcÁnicos rápidamente asfixia a las personas. >> estoy frente a la recepciÓn y una parte del campo y de los flujos empezaron a entrar al campo de golf. andrea: la voz que escuchan es la de una empleada del lujoso hotel la reuniÓn". >> yo tenemos a todos los huÉspedes evacuados y al 95 % del personal. andrea: pero tras la erupciÓn del volcÁn, la imagen del hotel cambiÓ para siempre. las tareas de bÚsqueda y rescate son riesgosas y al mismo tiempo dorosas pa vivirlas. numerosas vÍctimas entre ellas menores de edad han sido ubicadas sin vida en la aldea el rodeo. >> es una criatura de aproximadamente unos tres aÑos calcinado. andrea: otros como ignacio lÓpez buscan desesperadamente a sus familiares. Él aÚn no sabe nada de su herma

andrea: este fue el empujÓn que sufriÓ la abogada de inmigraciÓn, andrea martÍnez.e ice. anddrea m: tengo unas fracturas en mi pierna derecha. tambiÉn tengo varias laceraciones. estaba sangrando de la rodilla izquierda. andrea: el incidente ocurriÓ el martes por la madrugada ante mÚltiples cÁmaras de televisiÓn, afuera de un centro de ice en la ciudad de kansas, en missouri. martÍnez iba caminando junto a su cliente de tres aÑos de edad. el menor estaba en brazos de su padrastro, luis, tambiÉn indocumentado. andrea m: yo estaba ahÍ a las tres y media de la maÑana del dÍa martes para entregar al niÑo a su mama, para ser deportados. andrea: pero al acercarse a la puerta, un oficial le dio un empujÓn, impidiÉndole entrar junto a su cliente. martÍnez cayÓ al suelo, testigos quedaron en shock. unos 30 segundos despuÉs, de la gente regreso y le permitiÓ la entrada. entonces fue llevada hasta un cuarto, donde todos se pudieron abrazar. en ese momento, la abogada se percatÓ de que estaba herida. andrea m: yo le dije al oficial que estaba sangrando, que necesitaba ayuda mÉdi

bring in our chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell now. andrea, kelly o. hit on this a bit. the significance of the optics here. i think it was you a few moments ago who indicated they're not shuffling kim yong alcoh-chol t the back door. giving him the v.i.p. treatment. what can we glean from that? >> that this is likely pointing towards a summit as scheduled in singapore if not june 12th, very close to that date. i will bet on that. if the announcement is not made today it will be made soon. every sign in new york, where we were the last day and a half covering meetings with secretary pompeo were very positive. obviously, there was a statement from kim jong-un saying, we believe as we have in denuclearization. that's the crux of the matter, of course. how does each side define denuclearization? a lot of disagreement there. they've got to narrow those gaps, and the president himself said this might require a second or a third summit, or more than one day. so they're looking at something happening in june. likely in singapore. and the fact he is being give

andrea: los refugios para menores no acompaÑados que an la frontera no dan abasto.enos en un 95%, segÚn el departamento de salud y servicios humanos. la administraciÓn trump ahora estÁ considerando construir campamentos de carpas en instalaciones militares en texas. >>para tÉrminos de inmigraciÓn, absolutamente son esos niÑos que llegan con menos de 18 aÑos. andrea: aquellos menores que posiblemente sean separados de sus padres a la hora r la frontera, por definiciÓn, no son considerados niÑos no acompaÑados y tambiÉn... >>si hay reunificaciÓn entre niÑo y papÁ, aunque sea dentro de estados unidos, ese niÑo es considerado no acompaÑado. andrea: los campamentos podrÍan estar ubicados cerca de la base aÉrea de san angelo. un funcionario gubernamental dijo que oficiales del departamen de defensa en conjunto con servicios humanos harÁn un recorrido por las propiedades vacantes para su potencial uso en el futuro. >>no es algo humano, es en contra de las naciones unidas. andrea: de acuerdo con el procurador general sessions, el nÚmero de niÑos inmigrantes no acompaÑados s

andrea: el proceso promete ser complicado.endo de la cÁrcel como lo hizo este grupo, en cuanto sepan dÓnde estÁn sus hijos, deben solicitar su custodia y mostrar que estÁn aptos para cuidar de ellos. patricia: muchos de esos niÑos pueden estar en campamentos, pedro ultreras tuvo acceso al campamento de tornillo, texas. el gobierno proporciona las imÁgenes del albergue de 22 carpas militares, la mayorÍa de los niÑos cruzaron la frontera solos, pero 23 fueron separados de sus padres. hay 117 hondureÑos, 162 guatemaltecos, 40 salvadoreÑos y 30 mexicanos. se construirÁn albergues en dos bases militares. el secretario de defensa, james mattise dijo que en los militares proporcionarÁn apoyo logÍstico. muchos padres separados de sus hijos, no sÓlo tienen que lidiar con la suerte, sino que tienen que tener acceso acceso a $0.85 de dÓlar si desean llamar por telÉfono. dulce castellanos nos habla de los apuros que representa para los padres la comunicaciÓn con sus hijos. dulce: los miles de padres separados de sus hijos, buscan comunica

andrea: los campamentos podrÍan estar ubicados cerca de la base aÉrea de san angelo.ijo que oficiales del departamento de defensa en conjunto con servicios humanos harÁn un recorrido por las propiedades vacantes para su potencial uso en el futuro. >>no es algo humano, es en contra de todas las reglas de las naciones unidas. andrea: de acuerdo con el procurador general sessions, el nÚmero de niÑos inmigrantes no acompaÑados se ha disparado en un 20% y desde 2014, la mayorÍa de ellos proviene de el salvador, honduras y guatemala. >>que los pongan en ningÚn albergue, en una carpa, simplemente no puedo entenderlo. andrea: la idea de las autoridades es que los campamentos tengan la capacidad para albergar de 1000 hasta 5000 menores. hasta el 2014 el gobierno utilizÓ dormitorios en san antonio, texas para albergar a niÑos no acompaÑados, pero esas no eran carpas. se desconoce cuÁles serÍan las condiciones. patrcia: la procuradurÍa de mÉxico anunciÓ que detuvo a 91 migrantes provenientes de centroamÉrica en una operaciÓn en el estado de chiap. estaban escondidos en varios ve

we are back with andrea silverman -- we're back with andrea silverman -- we are back with andreas utermann definitely the italian story i would read first. bloomberg started to restrict the number of articles you can read online site to get around that. i think that is a critical issue the european good be tested -- the european could be tested by italians allying with .he eastern europeans i will be worried about that following the italian story. after that i would go to trade. the deutsche bank story might be interesting but i like the human interest so i would leave that aside. -- one of them have been flagged by u.s. intelligence as a potential national security threat but the social media giant says information was not stored on the servers. joining us now is bloomberg is this a data breach? facebook looks bad. does it impact user growth? >> it is an extension of the story we saw where facebook was sharing information with data providers. they would let other companies create their own facebook app. a hundred companies are apparently getting this. it is not a data breach. facebook was

andrea: alan se graduÓ de modelo. seguimos con el prÓximo.a esta o -- onda tropical de cartagenera, las bahamas, estÁ muy de moda. ademÁs me lo parece ser para el dÍa. >> Éste es mÁs tropical por ponemos el elemento latino en nosotros. podemos ver los flamingos, los colores. para los que quieren dar un poco de color en la playa, pueden tener este modelo mÁs tropical. andrea: combinada con la franela negra que le da un toque mÁs de vestir. puedes irte a cualquier evento despuÉs de tu playa con esto.l este estilo me encanta porque tambiÉn se estÁ usando lo que es inspirarse en fotografÍas de

andrea will join us in just a moment. new details on thursday's tragedy in annapolis, maryland. 33-year-old mass shooting suspect jared ramos charged with five counts of five-day forecrs murder. the attack coming after an appeals court sided with the paper in a lawsuit brought by mr. ramos. >> i can confirm at this time that we identified the suspect with help through other investigating techniques. there are no other suspects we're looking for right now. we did find evidence at the residence. i can't go into a whole bunch of details about that, but i will tell you it's evidence showing the origination of planning. things like that. i'll say this, the fellow was there to kill as many people as he could kill. >> joining me now is craig melvin and pete williams in our washington bureau. pete, in addition to everything we heard, the prosecutor said the suspect barricades the exit door to hold his victims in that news room. what are your big head lieps li far from everything we heard? >> one that a person that was shot tried

andrea: eso no ha sido posible. lleguÉ vamos a jugar y a comer pizza. andrea: esas son cosas que no tienen precio en esta vida. alison aÚn no ha podido hablar con su mamÁ. le preguntÉ a su tÍa sobre la posibilidad de que ocurra una reunificaciÓn entre madre e hija pero todavÍa no sabe cuÁl debe ser el proceso a seguir. rec jorge, regresÓ contigo. jorge: para saber mÁs de la crisis migratoria a pasar en vivo a texas con arantxa. arantxa: te saludo dc en frente de uno de estos albergues. estamos hablando yes que foros separados de sus familiares tras cruzar la frontera de manera ilegal. de esos 2300 niÑos, alrededor de 500 fueron calificados como pudimos ver en la primera historia que abriÓ el noticiero. una uniÓn familiar que genera alegrÍa pero mucha incertidumbre porque no estÁ claro cuÁl es el procedimiento que se sigue por parte de las autoridades federales para poder hacer que estos niÑos vuelvan a reunirse con sus padres. estas mujeres hondureÑas cruzaron la frontera ilegalmente con sus hijos antes de que el pr

andrea linares visitÓ una de las tiendas.ertas y lo que quedan son estantes vacÍos, mucho polvo y basura. >> muy triste comer a la tienda preferida de mi hijo. andrea: fieles de la marca acudieron al lugar para recordar los viejos tiempos. otros fueron en busca de la poca mercancÍa que aÚn estaba a la venta. >> les estaba contando que la tienda cerrÓ y no me creÍan, asÍ que los tuve que traer para que lo vean que serlo. -- que cerrÓ. >> no habÍa mucho, llegamos y trajimos lo que pudimos. andrea: pero las opciones no eran muchas. >> rompecabezas y cositas de cars. andrea: las tiendas no solamente se quedaron sin juguetes, sino que tambiÉn sin sus empleados. ahora unas 30,000 personas tendrÁn que buscar otro trabajo. en el exterior del negocio, ya casi culmina la remociÓn de los letreros. los carritos para mover mercancÍa tambiÉn se vendieron. y la famosa mascota, la jirafa jeffrey, ya empacÓ sus maletas para retirarse. asÍ se marca el fin de una empresa que se declarÓ en quiebra a mediados de marzo pasado, incapaz de competir

andrea: $5000 le habÍan exigido.el paÍs y en el proceso su esposo se quedÓ en guatemala y no supo mÁs de Ú ver a su hijo. la hermana de blanca vive en maryland y ha solicitado la custodia den vano. nos comunicamos con el departamento de salud, pero estamos a la espera de respuesta para conocer mÁs sobre el caso. enrique:terrible. la administraciÓn de trump revelÓ que internan a bebÉs de padres indocumentados en albergues. comentaron a la agencia de noticias que observaron una situaciÓn de crisis. dicen haber visto pequeÑos en edad preescolar, llorando desconsolados. perdÓn, albergues para bebÉs. el presidente donald trump acudiÓ al congreso para defender su polÍtica de separaciÓn nacional. cada vez mÁs republicanos rechazan esta actividad y los demÓcratas piden un fin a la separaciÓn familiar. el presidente dijo que se requiere de una acciÓn legislativa. >>una pasante del congreso le gritÓ un insulto al presidente. en la cÁmara de representantes el mandatario se reuniÓn con miembros de su partido y repasÓ proyectos q

andrea: asÍ es.mos confeccionar y de ahÍ buscamos la lista de artistas que conseguimos y que parecemos que quedarÍan perfectos para la colecciÓn empezamos a probar con las telas y haciendo diferentes diseÑos. de ahÍ, hacemos las cuevas de las telas. una vez que conseguimos las telas y que los colores quedaron perfectos, ahÍ empezamos la producciÓn. andrea: pero no todo fue color de rosa para estas jÓvenes empresarias. cuÁl ha sido el obstáculo mÁs grande que tuviste que pasar para desarrollar la marca en estados unidos? >> yo creo que fueron al principio. lo primero fue conseguir proveedores y manufactura de alta calidad que quisiera trabajar con una marca que era joven y estaba arrancando. tambiÉn, con los artistas. nosotros decidimos trabajar con artistas de alto nivel. estos artistas cuidan mucho su obra y su trabajo. al principio, algunos no estaban muy convencidos de cÓmo iba a evolucionar esta fusiÓn. andrea: esta colaboraciÓn creada por el dÚo no sÓlo logró cambiar la mentalidad de muchos arti

andrea, this won't surprise you.hing that the president has talked about before, the need to fund his border wall, he emphasized a couple of times. i hate to use the phrase double down because it is a cliche but not backing down off where he has been on his immigration stance. when it comes to this idea of fewer immigration judges, being able to be strong at the border, he calls it. that's the rhetoric from the president. here is the reality, though. the white house is admitting retreat here. they are acknowledging that they are, in essence, reversing that zero tolerance policy with the customs and border protection officials acknowledging they're no longer prosecuting migrant families who cross the border illegally. this is back to what the administration has called catch and release under the obama administration. they're doing basically exactly that despite the president saying they do not want to back down on this. there's a question where the hill goes from here, with lawmakers, aknow, considering an immigration

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." >>> right now on andrea mitchell reports. mixed verdict. former fbi director james comey did not follow proper procedures in handling the hillary clinton e-mails but the report rules that politics was not involved. this as the new york state attorney general sues the trump family foundation over how that foundation handles its money. >>> caught on camera. north korea airs new behind the scenes footage. the president of the united states saluting a north korean general at the summit as he heaps praise on kim jong-un despite kim's brutal record. >> i don't care who you are, what you are, how much of an advantage you have. if you can do that at 27 years old, that's one in 10,000 that could do that. he's a very smart guy. he's a great negotiator. >>> locked away. nbc news gets an exclusive look inside america's largest detention facility for migrant children but with no cameras allow. >> when you go in, an official from the shelter says to you, to me, smile at these kids. they feel like animals in cages being looked at. >>> good day. i'm andrea

andrea linares tiene mÁs informaciÓn. en una celda que muchos activistas denominan como hieleras. >> hieleras porque literalmente son frÍas. andrea: aparte de las bajas temperaturas, dentro de estas unidades los reclusos duermen con la luz prendida y el iso de -- piso de cemento. Éstas celdas fueron diseÑadas para retener a personas por un mÁximo de tres dÍas y luego ser entregadas a los agentes de ice. para roxana quien ya estaba infectada de vih y presentaba sÍntomas de neumonía y deshidrataciÓn, estas condiciones le habrÍan empeorado su delicado estado de salud. la mujer hondureÑa transgÉnero de 33 aÑos llegÓ a estados unidos en la caravana migrante a principio de mayo. el dÍa 13 quedÓ bajo custodia de ice en san diego, california. mÁs tarde fue llevada al centro correccional donde fue alojada con otros transexuales. >> en el centro de detenciÓn hay 63 mujeres trans. andrea: el 17 de mayo tuvo que ser ingresada en un hospital de nuevo mÉxico. dÍas despuÉs perdiÓ la vida. 19 legisladores entre ellos la representante fed

fÉlix: muchas gracias, andrea.aÑa de recolecciÓn de fondos para donarlos a organizaciones pro inmigrantess. desde san francisco, luis con el reportaje. luis: esta imagen impulsaron un movimiento, llevando a miles a donar millones para mantener a familias emigrantes unidas. la fotografÍa inspirÓ a una pareja de silcon valley a empezar una colecta en facebook. las donaciones superaron los 2 millones de dÓlares en pocos dÍas. el llamado sigue tocando corazones. >> unamos nuestras puertas para rescatar a estos niÑos. luis: el promedio de las donaciones es de $50 . el mismo creador de facebook, mark zuckerberg, es uno de los que ha donado con dinero. lo que es mÁs difÍcil de calcular es cuÁnto costaría reunir a ese niÑo con sus familiares. el proceso es mucho mÁs complicado. >> el costo para reunir a una familia nomÁs puede ser más de $20,000 o mÁs. luis: jonathan ryan es director ejecutivo de res, uno de los grupos que recibirÁ las donaciones. jonathan: este tipo de servicios legales gastan mÁs de otro tipo de represen

in 2004, cosby, who was given andrea career advice invited her to his home. it was on that visit that he handed her three pills. within minutes, she says she could no longer walk. cosby helped her to a couch and then assaulted her. what is your mind saying? >> my mind is saying move your hands, kick, can you do anything? i don't want this. why is this person doing this? and me not being able to react in any specific way. so i was limp. i was a limp noodle. >> reporter: the story still upsets her mother, gianna. did he say anything? >> no. no, he said nothing. that i could recall. i was in and out of consciousness. >> reporter: and you don't remember being able to speak? >> inside, i was crying out inside in my throat, in my mind for this to stop and i couldn't do anything. >> reporter: did you tell anybody else about what had happened at the time? >> i did not. >> reporter: why not? >> i didn't think anybody would believe me. it was bill cosby. it was dr. huxtable. i thought i was the only person that he did this to. who is going to believe me? >> ultimately,

i want to throw it back to andrea.ow you spoke with john kerry about justice kennedy as well. >> we talked to him about justice kennedy. he was in the senate for 30 years. this battle, he's been through a lot of supreme court battles and confirmations. we talked to him about that, about the supreme court muslim ban and immigration. let's watch. >> the loss of justice kennedy is enormous, obviously. not just because of his experience but also because of his balance. he was thoughtful and prepare d stand up and take a 5-4 the other way. that's going to change. unless some republican is prepared to go the other way. given the current trend would be very doubtful about that. here's the real message from it. i want to mfemphasize this. we've got to stop the day-to-day blo blovuating over our dislike and the daily tweets and start connecting to americans so that it's not just buzz words out there about the international order or the post-world war ii global structures, which are critical. if we don't defind to people how tho

andrea?dry yeah. >> jimmy: where are you from? >> i'm from denmark. >> jimmy: you're here on vacation? >> yes, exactly. spontaneous vacation. >> jimmy: a spontaneous vacation from denmark? >> yeah. >> jimmy: are you by yourself? >> i am. >> jimmy: wow, that's very bold. i would never, ever do anything like that when i was your age. >> really? >> jimmy: or now, for that matter. how old are you? >> i'm 27. >> jimmy: 27. do you work back there in denmark? >> i actually quit my job two weeks ago. >> jimmy: and decided to go on vacation. >> yeah. >> jimmy: what were you doing? >> i was about to finish my master's thesis, so i had to quit. now i'm here. >> jimmy: okay, welcome to los angeles. let's meet your opponent. and your neighbor from the hostel, aviv. where are you from? >> from israel. >> jimmy: when people say, tel aviv, you're like, what? >> yeah. >> jimmy: what do you do for work there? >> i build web pages. >> jimmy: would you repeat that? >> i build websites. >> jimmy: you build websit

>> with us to talk about all of it, andrea mitchell, host of andrea mitchell reports.he's with us from aspen tonight, where she hosted that conversation with secretary kerry. rick stengel is back with us as well, former undersecretary of state for public diplomacy and public affairs, also former managing editor of "time" magazine. andrea, is the real concern here that the president will somehow pull a canada and pull out of the nato talks, maybe taking a swing at our allies on the way out and then be seen with vladimir putin? >> exactly. the timing could not be worse. excuse me. i've got some allergies out here. but the fact is that he behaved so badly toward our allies in canada and tried to get putin back into the g7, and he's going now into nato, where he will be beat up on those same allies as he did about the eu the other day in north dakota. and then he's going to be going directly to moscow where putin is going to be celebrating his victory as the host of the, you know, the soccer finals. so it's all playing out in putin's favor, and we've seen already the way t

andrea: hay mÁs de 3000 evacuados y 1 millÓn 700,000 damnificados.bros. cadÁveres de vÍctimas quedaron tirados sobre el material volcÁnico como si fueran estatuas. las tareas de bÚsqueda y rescate son riesgosas. el terreno estÁ caliente y las botas de que los oficiales podrÍan derretirse. seg''un las autoridades de salud, la mayorÍa de los sobrevivientes sufrieron quemaduras de tercer grado por la lava. este rescatista encontrÓ un bebÉ entre la lluvia de cenizas. no se sabe si la criatura sobreviviÓ a la tragedia. esta otra niÑa es la cara que esperanzaen medio de esta desgracia. un soldado logrÓ salvar la, aunque no todos a su alrededor corrieron la misma suerte. >> habÍan 17 personas. hay varios muertos. andrea: los muertos o son colocados en bolsas de plÁstico. >> cinco son menores de edad y dos adultos. andrea: identificarlos es difÍcil porque quedaron desfigurados sin huellas dactilares, por ser alcanzados por el flujo de lava de 1300 °f. sÓlo 13 cadÁveres han sido identificados. funcionarios advierte de peligrosa medio plazo como la contaminaci

bÁrbara: andrea bocelli. alejandra: feliz viernes!m ♪ "despierta amÉrica" ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ana: hola, familia, muy buenos dÍas. gracias por culminar con nosotros esta semana hoy viernes 29 de junio de 2018. gracias por estar con nosotros. alan: rÁpidamente por favor nos sentamos, lamentable, ya sabe, buenos dÍas nuevamente. esta maÑana conocemos la identidad del responsable de esta balacera en el periÓdico "capital gazette" de maryland, se trata de un hombre que habÍa amenazado anteriormente a este rotativo, y que ahora, por supuesto, enfrenta varios cargos por la muerte de al menos cinco personas. otra tragedia mÁs, otra situaciÓn mÁs con arma y como vuelve a suceder, lamentablemente. ana: tristemente cada vez quedamos esta noticia, no es que lo veamos con normalidad, simplemente lo vemos como un hasta cuÁndo? hasta cuándo va suceder esto? pedimos por todas aquellas familias que tienen a un ser entre las vÍctimas y quÉdese con nosotros para informarse en esta maÑana. francisca: asÍ es como vamos a pasar de inmediato con sasha que estÁ lista p