gonzÁlez parecÍa saber muy bien cÓmo cortejar a betty >>> el padre antonio se me arrimÓ y no sÉ eraue conociÓ a betty 25 aÑos mÁs tarde >>> pasÓ por 9 parroquias >> sus superiores los trasladaban cuando llegaba una nueva denuncia escribiÓ en 1978 alarmado por su comportamiento. >> por aÑos miembros de la iglesia insistÍan en que habia fallecido pero 17 aÑos mÁs betty descubriÓ que estaba vivo y llegÓ el momento de presentarle a su hija en el 2001. >> ¿cÓmo te sentiste al verlo de nuevo? >>> todavÍa no podria comprender quÉ fue lo que pasÓ y luego se parÓ y miro a mi hija dios mÍo te pareces a mÍ. >> algunas veces yo me preocupaba que mi mamÁ quizas me odiaba o cuando me miraba se recordaba de Él. >> segÚn consta en documentos de corte a travÉs de los aÑos el padre antonio habÍa tenido varios hijos con sus vÍctimas fue finalmente apartado de la iglesia y cuando conociÓ a ella quiso ser parte de su vida. >> por muchos aÑos odio a mi papÁ. >> betty se armÓ de valor y demandÓ a la congregacion en donde perteneciÓ. >> antes de llegar a justicia aceptÓ pagar una compensacion a betty. lleg

. >> antonio: yes. >> anthony: this is what i heard. >> antonio: the only people from spain that came, absolutely and some people from madrid, some people. ♪ >> anthony: so-called "bro" food in fact predates the advent of the kobe slider or donkey sauce and probably even the high five. txokos are private and historically all male gastronomical societies, though that gender rule has changed with the times. but it is still strictly basque, and strictly members only. >> anthony: so was everybody born here, are you from san sebastian? >> aitor: yes, san sebastian. >> anthony: most everybody. >> aitor: we are very lucky that we are just here surrounded by the sea, by the mountains, the green mountains, so in just one hour distance you have any kind of fresh product. >> antonio: we consider food as a part of our culture. i mean the importance it has in our everyday life i mean-- >> aitor: this is the best example right here. >> lourdes: there is one thing my dad always says "at home or at times we may not have money for you to go on holidays, or to buy a new car, even to buy new shoes, but

antonio valverde nos cuenta.egocio. la industria y el transporte de logÍstica en los Ángeles está aquÍ. el transporte que ha tenido de desafÍos de los cuales, cada negocio lo tiene. antonio: competir y trabajar no es simple segÚn estudio en san antonio, el 46% de la gente aÚn cree que el sueÑo es alcanzable. un profesor de negociostiene otra perspectiva. " respecto mÁs positivo de hacer negocios en california, es que es fÁcil de atraer trabajadores por el clima, pero ademÁs la gente inteligente quiere estar donde estÁ la gente inteligente. california es ceder en ecnologÍa a nivel mundial, y uno de los puertos mÁs importantes del burdo. california tiene un excelente sistema de colegios comunitarios y el sistema pÚblico es muy bueno, en muchos casos de suciedad con becas. de educaciÓn es fundamental para mejorar la calidad de viday la economÍa del estado. antonio valverde, noticias univisiÓn 14. beatriz: pasamos a conocer las condiciones del clima para la semana laboral. con esas imÁgenes en vivo de san josÉ, vamos

antonio: siempre tienen una simpatÍa con el tema de migraciÓn. los detalles. elena: a partir del uv si descienden las temperaturas asociadas con el frente frÍo. me tengo la informaciÓn en sólo minutos. locutor: regresamos con "noticias univisiÓn 14". beatriz no. 380 personas -- beatriz: 380 fallecieron en indonesia por el tsunami. se teme que el nÚmero se incremente. en mÉxico, andrés manuel lÓpez obrador dijo que nunca usarÁ fuerzas militares contra los civiles. la actividad un volcÁn va en aumento y muestra de ello es la emanaciÓn de gases un todo --. un testigo que serÍa clave en el juicio de joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn se declarÓ culpable. ?2el licenciado como se le conoce al detenido o baslo que trÁfico --acepto que trÁfico mÁs de 12.000 kilos de cocaÍna. el licenciado era jefe de seguridad en jalisco. el "el chapo" apadrinÓ a -- lo nuevamente en el 2017 y su hijo se entregÓ a autoridades de california. licenciado fue extraditado de estados unidos. actualmente estÁ encarcelado en el centrocorreccional metropolitana de nueva york. beatriz: para

antonio: la diccionarios cigarrillos electrÓnicos o vaporizadores ha sido declarada como una epidemia de escuela media y secundaria usan cigarrillos activados por baterÍas y estos son los mÁs populares entre adolescentes. la adicciÓn a la nicotina no es diferente a la de otras drogas. dÉjame decirte que nicotina y cigarro son de las cosas mÁs adictivas. antonio: antes de que los adolescentes llegan a cualquier adicciÓn es importante estar pendientes de las actividades, amistades, contenidos de las mochilas y tratar el tema sin exclusiÓn. >> cuando ellos estÁn en la mesa, traen este tema y preguntan lo que piensa de esto nuevo que estÁ sucediendo. antonio: la administraciÓn federal de drogas ha dado un plazo de 60 dÍas las compaÑías expendedor dl consumo de cigarrillos electrÓnicos por parte de los adolescentes antes de tomar medidas drÁsticas. >> ya regresamos con mÁs informaciÓn. >> pasa delante en los deportes en holanda el percebe celebrÓ el grito de independencia de mÉxico por todo lo alto. le diremos por quÉ al regresar. natalie: nos vamos a espaÑa, la real sociedad. el barcelona

en raleigh, carolina del norte soy antonio guillÉn untÓ univisión.as autoridades tienen evidencia muy sola que relacionar oficial con el asesinato de almenas cuatro eres unt pedro rojas tiene lospormenores. un veterano agente supervisor de la patrulla fronteriza, catalogan como asesino en serie untÓ se trata de juan david ortiz, un hombre de 35 aÑos que la policÍa asegura que secuestrÓ y asesinÓ tres mujeres y un hombre travestÍ que se dedicaban a la prostituciÓn. la vi y ma quinta se escapÓ reportÓ a las autoridades untó fue encontrado el cadÁver de la cuarta vi y ma. >estaba escogiendo su suite -- sus vÍctimas. >> el agente federal confesÓ haber cometido los crÍmenes en t3 el 15 de septiembre. fue acusado de asalto agravado, se estrellÓ asesinatos continuos. >>tenemos suficiente evidencia para arrestar y tener a esta persona en custodia. >>la primera vÍctimas identificada como melissa ramÍrez de 29 aÑos su cuerpo fue encontrado el 3 de septiembre. 10 dÍas despuÉs fue hallada la segunda vÍctima. muriÓ en camino a un centro mÉdico. un tercer cuerpo f

antonio valverde, noticias univisiÓn 14 .do el mundo se congregaron. ya volvemos. >>durante el resto del fin de semana largo continuaremos con temperaturas frescas sobre san francisco. en concord,las temperaturas un poco mÁs cálidas y los mitos soplarÁn del noroeste en todo el Área de la bahÍa. les voy a tener mÁs informaciÓn en sólo minutos. no se vayan. beatriz: donald trump amenazÓ a canadÁ con dejar los pro fuera del tratado de libre comercio de amÉrica del norte, a menos que sea justo con las necesidades estadounidenses en su cuenta de twitter, el mandatario dejÓ claro que no existe necesidad polÍtica para incluir a los canadienses luego de lograr un acuerdo con mÉxico. autoridades precisamente en mÉxico, informaron que detuvieron a un sospechoso que habrÍa estado involucrado en el traslado de 43 estudiantes al basurero donde segÚn la versiÓn oficial, les quitaron la vida en septiembre de 2014. juan miguel, de 30 aÑos fue arrestado en piedras negras, estado de coahuila en un operativo de los agentes de la policÍa federal

people like priscilla, in san antonio who asked me to help her father, who was recently diagnosed with cancer. if republicans win, he could lose essential coverage. priscilla just wants him to be able to enjoy his first grandchild and fight his cancer, not his insurer. over the past year, we've heard countless stories from families all across america just like priscilla's from mothers of children with heart conditions, from the loved ones of people with asthma, diabetes, mental illness, substance abuse and every other type of malady. yet republicans keep trying to destroy the protections people with pre-existing conditions need to afford health care. last year, 217 house republicans voted for the trumpcare bill that would have undermined these key safeguards. and they still haven't learned their lesson. recently, i introduced, myself, an amendment in the committee on which i serve to reaffirm protections for pre-existing conditions. but every single republican committee member voted once again to deny this critical guarantee. so as president trump showers himself with these tweetstorms

claudia: en cuanto al traje de antonio me gusta.ca y elegante. carlos: indignaciÓn y repudio a causado el vÍdeo de nicolÁs maduro cenando con el chef turco, mientras que el pueblo venezolano vive la escasez de la comida. lo analizamos en sin rollo. francisca: continÚan los dimes y diretes y continÚa a todos con la boca abierta. carlos: ya continuamos con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica". de "despierta amÉrica". compra uleva otro regresó a olive garden. desde $12.99. disfruta uno de tus favoritos con nosotros. y llévate otro a casa, gratis. compra uno lleva otro, por tiempo limitado. solo en olive garden. ¿estás lista para un color así de vivo, y un cabello así de nutrido? garnier nutrisse ultra color. con aceites de aguacate, oliva y karité. nutre el cabello, y le da un color vivo que lo transforma hasta en nuestro negro más azulado. ultra color. cabello nutrido. color más vivo. leche, crema fresca y vainilla cultivada de forma sostenible ¡breyers tiene crema fresca, azúcar y leche! breyers. simplemente vainilla deliciosa. asosciado con p

they called the penalty on 24, it was antonio reed, 25. that goes after a defenseless receiver and gives a free first down to colorado. now, they're still not quite in field goal range. >> referee: the previous play is under further review. >> brock: the only thing antonio had to do right there was play the ball. senior out of memphis, tennessee, played a bunch of ball, 35 starts. and from the booth, they are initiating, from the booth, they are initiating a targeting call here. and the only thing antonio had to do, and this is happening so fast, it's easy for us to see, but all he has to do is play the ball. ma mack untire knmacacintyre knowso chance. >> bob: i don't think it's targeting. i think reed will stay.stay. that 15 yards is going to stick, whether reed gets kicked out or not. that puts the ball at the 45 yard line. and on that last snap, colorado could have gotten the ball just inside the 40 yard line. you figure that might have put them in a position where they could try a miles long field goal, well, now, they are in a whole d

the san antonio fire department bringing in one of its boats to reach him.e in the water, it didn't take long to rescue the boy. natsot"they got him. they got him."back on dry ground, he was taken by ambulance to be checked out at a hospital. natsot"his parents were there with him. they were upset, but grateful." earlier, rescuers had tried wading into the fast moving waters to get the teenager to safety. natsot"it was deep enough where the firemen, they tried walking in there. they turned around." lesson being, turn around, don't drown doesn't just mean motorists.joe arrington/san antonio police"don't walk through floodwaters. don't walk near creeks, near drainage areas, because it's even more dangerous. it takes far less water to sweep a person off than it does a person." (pam) the boy was taken to the children's hospital of san antonio for observation, but he is expected to be ok (ken) the f-d-a is taking action against what it calls a youth e-cigarette "epidemic." the agency announced it sent 11-hundred warning letters to stores for illegally selling e-c

joining me tonight will be an, tony and antonio. we've got a lot to talk about including the palm unipart situation and the latest on president trump's border wall. but first, let's get to the political bombshell that exploded today, after the public interview who up until now had anonymously claimed that bret cavanaugh tried to physically force himself on her while drunk at a high school party nearly 40 decades ago when he was 17 years old. i want to make sure you are fully informed with all the facts you need so here's a timeline. in july, christine's lazy ford wrote to her member of congress detailing the assault and asking to remain anonymous. the congresswoman forwarded the letter to diane feinstein who is handling the cavanaugh confirmation. she shared the contents of the letter with a few aids but honored this anonymity of the letter. it was not brought up at the confirmation process. on wednesday last week, online news outlet the intercept published a story about the letter accusing senator feinstein of withholding at presen

[applause] i thought back for a second to the families in san antonio who gathered in the late 1960s in the school district where i started school. at that time schools were financed and in some ways they still are based on property taxes. and so those who lived in property for areas which included the majority, the oval of georgia latino neighborhoods, their schools got a lot less money than folks who were living and going to school in wealthier areas. parents in san antonio banded together and filed suit to change that, and that case with all the way to the u.s. supreme court. and in 1973, unfortunately the supreme court said that education is not a fundamental right in the united states. but those folks didn't stop. you want to change that in equity. so folks filed lawsuits across different states in this country and finally changed the way that schools are financed in the united states. in texas in the late 1980s the texas supreme court said that education is a fundamental right and make sure the state legislature started changing how we financed our schools, which meant for lati

we are now over an hour drive from hellyer to san antonio. but that's also due to this crash that at one point had all lanes blocked northbound 101 right at old middlefield road there. it looks like three lanes now blocked so traffic is getting by in the two left lanes but very slow going with speeds under 5 miles per hour. give yourself some extra time and extra space between you and that car in front of you. >>> a man suspected of killing several women in the bay area 40 years ago will be on trial today. authorities believe he is the gypsy hill killer. kpix 5's anne makovec is live in redwood city with the details. >> reporter: these women th t.b four decades their families have been left wondering exactly what happened to them. today the man accused of killing them is going to face s have painted a picture of a violent narcissist and this trial has been on hold for a while because there have been questions about his mental competence. he has trying to represent himself which is not allowed. he is going to have a public defender today. here

the cause of the fire is unknown. >>> now to stunning new video from a high-speed chase in san antoniot officials just released the video, and you really will not believe this until you see it. stephanie ramos has the story. >> reporter: frightening new video of a woman's get away from police. >> an infant in that vehicle. >> reporter: you heard right. there is a child in that car. police say the woman going at least 100 miles per hour. >> almost struck another vehicle. >> reporter: weaving in and out of traffic in june after police pulled her over for a traffic violation. watch highway patrol throwing out spike strips, but even that doesn't stop her. >> looks like she's about to wreck. >> reporter: the mom driving right into oncoming traffic. she blows throughout red light, racing down the road until she rams into the back of that truck. but it's not over yet. the woman jumps out of the car. >> she's got the baby and running. as she tries to car jack another driver who has her own kid in the car, officers arrive and take her down. >> the baby's safe, the baby's safe! >> reporter: the

but michail antonio did instead. perez says it was "quicker" for antonio to play... was also good enough for to take the individual title. and the england and great britain goalkeeper maddie hinch is taking a break from international hockey. hinch says she needs time out of the sport both physically and mentally, but hopes to return for the olympics in 2020. we are a significant steop closer to a sub—two—hour marathon. kenya‘s eliud kipchogee set a new world record for the distance in berlin at the weekend. he beat the previous best by more than a minute. mo farah‘s british record time is about a mile adrift. this is how he did it. the berlin course is flat and notorious for quick times. kipchoge crossed the line underneath the brandenburg gate in two hours one minute and 39 seconds. he puts his success down to a formula he coins motivation + discipline = consistency. iam happy i am happy and i iam happy and i can i am happy and i can say that i a lwa ys i am happy and i can say that i always wa nt i am happy and i can say that i always want to leave a legacy. everyt

there is a flaunt san antonio making -- a restaurant in san antonio make headlines.ish and they throw in dessert. what were you talking about? san antonio police say they don't know why this food site fight started. but according to witnesses she was in town to see the alamo. fortunately nobody was hurt. and oddly enough business is booming since they reopened. word on the street is the tacos are really flying off the shelves. over 2 million people watched video of the restaurant dorito battle which is one for every calorie in the ques sorks dip. if you google food fight, every story is about the brett kavanaugh hearing. at least no one claimed to be spartacus, cory booker. what did he do with that $100 million from mark zuckerberg. never mind. scientists sat bringing sham --t brigham young university. they have good news for people who prefer to drink large quantities of ice cream. they created a new ice cream beverage. sparkling scoops. a carbonated beverage a lot like soda pop. they won first place at the' competition and brought the team $10,000 for their efforts

parents in san antonio banded together and filed suit to and that case went all the way to the u.s. supreme court. 1973 unfortunately the supreme court said that not a fundamental right in the united states. wanted to change that inequity so they filed statess across different and finally changed the way the chools are financed in the united states. in texas in the late 1980's the texas supreme court said is a fundamental right and made sure that the state legislature started changing how we finance our schools, which meant for latinos and others who property poor districts made a world of difference for prospects.eir future that is one example of how when we talk about structural racism important issues that we are going to talk about. o please, please let's give a bug round of applause to all -- retained round of applause to and i ts and dominika will bring her back up. [applause] unfortunately senator us.endez could not be with however he sent a message so we will take a minute and hear from senator bob menendez from new jersey. thank uld like to everyone for joining us and kicki

it shows a woman driving down to san antonio highway crashing into a pickup truck. she gets out of the car, pulls a baby out of the back seat and then makes a run for. she tried to steal another car but then the police showed up. the woman was arrested and the baby was not hurt. amaq the death toll is expected to rise in a terrible boating accident on the colorado river. it happened over the holiday weekend along the border between california and arizona. authorities say that two boats collided head-on on saturday night. 16 passengers were thrown out into the water. search tarrant -- teams recover the body of a 50-year-old woman. three people are still missing this morning. one man and two women, including a woman from ventura. >> we don't know. nobody knows what happened. i'm hoping for the best. >> none of the boaters were wearing by fess at the time. >>> it looks like it's been a be another warm one. >> it's going to be warm for inland areas. hazy as well. the hair quality is improving, but you might notice that it could be a problem. we are in the moderate range

angie: a antonio noguera el desempleo lo empujó a abandonarlo todo.s no tienen dinero ni siquiera para un pasaje de autobús, se arriesgan a hacer dándole al pie. [bocina] angie: isnel chacón caminó tanto que sus zapatos no dieron más. para su fortuna, se le cruzó en el camino una persona generosa que le regaló unas chanclas. aunque la suerte le duró poco, él lo ha tomado con humor. isnel: sí, es que ayer--ayer se nos... se me dañaron los zapatos y me regalaron estos. y me quedan chiquiticos y--y esas medias que las cargaba, pero se me mojaron los zapatos y todo, las medias... angie: aunque la talla del calzado es lo de menos. isnel: ya estábamos lejos. estábamos prácticamente donde no había dónde quedarnos a dormir y dormimos en la calle. y el agua nos caía encima. angie: isnel caminaba por la carretera con su familia sin pasaportes. llegaron a colombia por una trocha. su meta es llegar a la ciudad de bucaramanga a unos 238 kilómetros,rido que o toma unas cinco horas. a pie, puede tomar más de tres días. isnel viaja con su esposa johana, su suegra y t

antonio also believes people with a good eye for things want to see the town's airport hangar as a big empty building they'll view it as europe's first spaceport. if the war which was the future is here the future of this region to university and its vision of life. surely the view. that future will begin at the latest when the first space shuttles land here if they ever land here. spaceflight program is already running at least five years behind schedule. doesn't look like much of a space race just yet well that's all for this edition of focus on europe thanks for joining us and see you next time. a quality piece of work made by untrained hands that's real craftsmanship. walking human beings do better than machines. so if you come. find out at an exhibition in venice. forewarned you may be tempted to try your hand at creating something yourself. thirty minutes. her first day at school in the jungle. first listen to the. band doris crane the moment arrives in. join during meeting on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary. tour of the maintainer returns home on d w

still antonio has big plans for his airport. and sound all the way thinking about doubling capacities here because we can't keep up with the demand of this. this is going to talia's latest vision for the future space travel. from here face shuttles would carry wealthy tourists into the cosmos. and the company planning to do this is virgin galactic the firm owned by billionaire richard branson has been building spaceships in the u.s. for over a decade recently they conducted their third test flight and at almost the same time virgin galactic signed a contract making grow tahlia its european space port its base for future flights into space. until now go talia has lived from traditional handicrafts mainly pottery and the job on flatty is a fifth generation pottery maker he's skeptical about the plants space tourists he'd settle for a few more ordinary once. for all the they. were talking is one thing taking action is another. we'll see it's not going to happen right away. we know about it but no one knows what really will happen w

was approached by a thief on moulton street...who fired several rounds after demanding money.sot: antonioshots// "5 gunshots just one after the other and that was it then after the gunshots stopped everything went silent."then sirens...as the 31-year-old victim was met with police and an ambulance. neighbors on the marina district block have installed surveillence cameras in the past because they say the side street just behind lombard has it's fair share of criminal activity...sot: antonio tudiso, heard gunshots// "the crime has definitely gone up in the marina not just around there but other parts of the marina there's been a lot more shooting than usual when i first came here i never experienced anything like that."but those new to the block are stunned by the robbery...especially one who just ordered delivery from the victim not long before he was shot. sot: drew carrillos, neighbor// "one i wasn't aware that that was so prevalent here muggings and being shot, especially something so benign as taking out the trash after work that's just so insane to me but also having a personal inter

por otro lado el guapo antonio banderas se reencuentra con quien fue su gran amor.ptions. ¿me puedes firmar? claro. gracias. ¿qué hay en esa caja? un tiburón.. new and only with at&t, get unlimited data, 30+ channels of live tv, and your choice of things like hbo or pandora premium. más de lo tuyo. es lo nuestro. visit att.com alan:mi jessi inyectandome energÍa, un gusto saludarte se ve que tienes cosas interesantes en el revoltillo digital. entre ellas un corte de pelo que podrÍa necesitar. jessica: no quiero que te lo hagas porque es con fuego y quizÁ termines mal . una manera curiosa de cortarse el cabello para los hombres. ayer el video de manuel miranda esta en el top de lo mÁs trending. alan: me gusta! jessica: vamos con el revoltillo digital. ♪ ♪ ♪ jessica:quÉ viva el amor! justin bieber se encuentra en londres y nos estÁ divirtiendo con sus gestos romÁnticos. sacÓ su guitarra frente al palacio y le regalÓ una serenata a su esposa. dije esposa porque si no se han enterado la pareja se casÓ en nueva york la semana pasada. hablando de amor, miren el amor que la

guest: san antonio? texas has an expanded medicaid expandedt -- has an medicaid, which is an area where low income people can access insurance coverage. and the argument she's making, i think a lot of different health care groups are undergoing this effort to show they can provide health care at a lower price, that they can better coordinate care. it is interesting that you are seeing groups like amazon saying we will create these collaborations with different companies and tried it deliver better coverage and better care. so there's kind of a rolled out response from the private sector that says maybe we can try to figure this out. host: there's a story in the paper pointing to a federal judge in texas, a decision that might affect the future of the affordable care act. guest: is an interesting lawsuit. what happened last year is that republicans ended up zeroing out uninsured ongoing obamacare, known as the individual mandate. people no longer have to pay a fine if they are uninsured. waged by aawsuit,

antonio trillanes was bailed shortly after being served with a warrant at the senate building.the president‘s violent campaign against drugs to be detained. translation: like i said, with this government, you should expect and everything. so, in a way, this is not out of characterfor them. also making news today, the bodies of a british man and his wife have been found buried in the garden of their home in northern thailand. millionaire alan hogg and his wife went missing a week ago. three suspects have now been arrested, two of them have confessed to murder. the police say they believe the killing was the result of a family dispute over money. a landmark deal between the vatican and china on the appointment of roman catholic bishops will lead christians to suffer, according to the first public comments by pope francis on the agreement. he said that he, not the communist government, would have the final say on who was named. there an estimated 100 million christians in china in both registered and unofficial churches. the authorities in switzerland have rejected a residency app

secretary general antonio good terrorists this is no normal security council meeting fifteen members of the security council normally ambassadors around the table on this occasion no they'll be presidents prime ministers and foreign ministers in fact five presidents one vice president two prime ministers one deputy prime minister one states counselor and five foreign ministers security extremely tight for that reason and also because this month the presidency of the security council is held by the u.s. so in the chat with the gavel president donald trump who expect to arrive here in the next few minutes he's been having a meeting with prime minister netanyahu of israel before heading into the security council chamber that's interesting because that's interesting because the prime minister netanyahu obviously has something to say on the nuclear issue the israelis never admit they have nuclear weapons let me just show you around what we've got. there and puts the security council over here it will be seen some of the leaders already come in the dutch present. but we're it's also what y

conductora: antonio fue presidente de el salvador pero por los prÓximos dÍas estarÁ en la cÁrcel.al condenÓ a prisiÓn a un expresidente y los condenÓ a miembros de su gabinete que fueron declarados culpables de corrupciÓn. millonario robo y los aÑos que el exmandatario tendrÁ que pasar en la cÁrcel. reportero: aÑos mÁs tarde lo sentaron en el banquillo de los acusados. es el expresidente de el salvador y varios miembros de su gabinete quienes fueron declarados cables por utilizar dinero del pueblo. >> lograr que un expresidente sea condenado es algo que no habÍa sucedido durante la historia de el salvador. reportero: son $300,000,000 los que el expresidente llevÓ a sus arcas personales. durante el proceso le fue confiscada esta mansiÓn construida a un coste de 8 millones de dÓlares que tenÍa todo tipo de lujos. >> los miembros de su gabinete recibieron penas entre los 5 y 16 aÑos. conductor: se intensifica la crÍtica y las protestas contra el presidente morales por la decisiÓn de no renovar el mandato de la comisiÓn y por negar la entrada de su fiscal quien lo investigaba. >> no t

antonio. donald robson. raymond james rocha. antonio josÉ rodriguez. john michael.ez. gregory rodriguez. and my loving brother it has been 17 years and this day our morning still continues the void will never be filled i hope the united states of america and all of the world comes together in peace. my hope is that discrimination and to all come together and love. my rodriguez. in my uncle christopher i love you and i miss you i know we are not rightly proud of today but we can all make it better. we love you and i hope you enjoyed your birthday last month you are 46 now taken away at 26 so i am just grateful. as shout out to the russo family. my brothers coworker. thank you carly. michael roma. romero. eric thomas. angela rosario. linda rosenbaum. mark rosenberg. joshua rosenblum. nicholas. john a rothenberg. mark david rothenberg. james michael. nicholas charles alexander. timothy allen roy senior. ronald rubin. david rattled. and my uncle, we miss you dearl dearly, we love you rest in peace and god bless america. >> and my father it has been a while. i've started

that is north of san antonio road. the second one is near matilda.sically just a mess. that corridor i would stick to state route 82 or take the long way around and 280. better news, northbound 101 to northbound 280 the collision has cleared and southbound 880 still stop an go for about ten miles. that was due to two earlier crashes in the fremont area. there you go. north of 92 all the way to well south of 84. not an easy friday commute for most of you. >> thank you. >>> two of california's biggest races are tightening. we're going to show you those new poll numbers next. >> you're looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. another update on how the markets are doing next. >>> more trouble for wells on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it's the final days where all beds are on sale. the queen sleep number 360 c2 smart bed is now only $899. ends sunday. (music throughout) >>> you are never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >

also another one at san antonio road. on northbound 101. those are on the upper left part of the screen. there are three lanes blocked because of one of those collisions. you can expect traffic, you can see it's backing up on 101. further north of they are we are continuing to follow south on 880 n. of mallory, a four vehicle collision blocking some of the middle lanes. expect that to make 880 a very difficult commute in that part of the south and east bay this morning. 0 in san jose looks okay at this time. the san mateo bridge in the westbound direction has things getting a little more crowded. we have collisions on one-to- one that could make things difficult. bay bridge toll plaza, the metering lights are on. you can see the delay isn't that bad. it doesn't really extend past the overpass. maybe we are having a little friday night for folks normally drive from east bay into the city. let's go back to the desk. >>> this weekend urban shield emergency response training program will be the last of its kind under the current format which is

one thousand twenty six to pay their last respects to perhaps the most unusual architect ever known antonio gowdy economist. gowdy had long since become a national hero in catalonia the government wanted to bury him in the crypt of his then unfinished change with the pope's consent gandhi was laid to rest in the cathedral to which he had devoted the last forty three years of his working life. godi and his work are inseparable from barcelona his whole life was spent within the city boundaries he studied there lived there and what's more developed his unique form of architecture than. almost all his buildings are to be found within the catalan capital and can easily be visited in one afternoon. for the last two decades of his life goudie lived in this park the park well one of his masterpieces here he was able to put all his imagination into architecture for the first time. nature was his source of inspiration he wanted to penetrate her mysteries and capture her force and in a strength his viaducts of costly hewn stone with slanting supports could be the work of nature herself. pillars rising

. >> marco antonio estÁ en asignaciÓn especial en nuestro dÍas estarÁ con nosotros un beso adonde estea nueva york disfrutando del calor de la ciudad de nueva york, hola preciosa! amiga. >> sandarti, querida rashel, aquÍ estoy gozando con esta gente linda en nueva york, la verdad que el otoÑo llegÓ a "un nuevo dÍa" y llegÓ la gente maravillosa de nueva york para venir acompaÑarnos a celebrar con nosotros un dÍa lleno de sorpresas de emociÓn, fonseca va a estar con nosotros y estamos felices de recibirlo con sus simples corazones, serÁ tan simple, no creo porque Él hace excelente mÚsica aunque es el tÍtulo de su nuevo disco asi que vamos a estar hablando con Él un poco ademÁs tenemos una locutora que enamora todas las maÑanas en la radio aquÍ en nueva york vamos a conocer un poquito mÁs de ella y vamos a tener a unas abuela que van a estar poniendo chispa y corazÓn a este dÍa en nueva york y a unas abuelas que les encanta bailar, vamos a estar haciendo un recorrido con ella. >> quÉ hicimos el fin de semana se los cuento mÁs adelante porque voy a seguir bailando y disfrutando con las per

secretary general antonio terrace opening the annual session of the un general assembly in new york today world order that is increasingly chaotic power relations are less clear and universal values are being you know the democratic principles are under siege and the rule of law is being and their mind impunity is on the rise as leaders and states push the boundaries most at home and the international arena. well as we wait for the u.s. president donald trump leads the scenes inside the u.n. headquarters building in new york now where the leaders have gathered presidents prime ministers delegations where around the globe they will cover various issues in the coming days issues that they see as the most important in global politics climate change the environment and cyber crime as well that was another issue that antonio terrorism touched on let's talk now to our diplomatic editor james bays james there was no overarching principle with mystical terrorists as such but i guess the umbrella effect was the clock is ticking on all these issues issues that we've tried to address before and we h

are indictedhem and they can't find them, one of them being antonio lima, the father of salvatore lima, he gets away, we are still looking for him today. they go through and they get 15 indictments. maiming,bombing, murder, horrible stuff. every one these indictments is a very detailed federal fraud statute for using the mail to defraud someone. they got all 14 of the baddest of the bad guys indicted with this and then we go to the next at. scott: the next up is that they go to trial in front of judge robert taylor. these defendants had money remember. i don't know whether you would call -- and i will ask, i will let the cat out of the bag, there was a second trial. was this trial a trial of the century or was the second one? william: it was all one trial but it was sort of two pieces. victoria is good at telling this. i would say this was the trial of the century at the time. country,spaper in the papers and italy, papers and france, papers all over the world are carrying this. they're trying to get oldfield to be his own newspaper correspondent, but unplayed. victoria: he would plant

one of his most vocal critics roderigo deter a revote to twenty eleven amnesty that was given to antonio triana s a senator who can now be arrested at any time to younis was called has called the move against him illegal and draconian but he says he won't resist arrest. thousands of people have protested against julian outs emergency or sara the measures in argentina's capital borne aside as president. slashed the size of his government by almost a half and says he'll cut public spending later on to say the country's economy minister is due to meet the international monetary fund to speed up payment of a fifty billion dollars loan debt as a boat ripples from. argentina is trying to prevent a major economic crisis precedent. and nouns to emergency measures to stop the weakening of the piece of. bread on the streets tensions continues to be on the rice on monday people gathered to protest after almost six hundred workers were laid off from this ministry they're convinced the situation will only get worse if the budget cuts you know when you see what the government is doing you know the onl

now to the philippines, where a fierce critic of the country's president, rodrigo duterte, senator antoniotion over charges of instigating a coup d'etat. 0ur philippines correspondent, howard johnson recently, interviewed senator trillanes for a bbc our world documentary. in it, critics of the president allege he is attacking democratic institutions and silencing his most vocal critics. the scene inside the senate building earlier this week as senator trillanes was arrested by the police following an order by president rodrigo duterte. it's a very serious rebellion. how it's exceeded, it could have overthrown the government —— had. it's exceeded, it could have overthrown the government -- had. mr trillanes had been holed up inside the building for three weeks while the building for three weeks while the government secured an arrest warrant —— had it succeeded. the government secured an arrest warrant -- had it succeeded. in just one presidential proclamation, he demonstrated his executive, legislative and judicial powers. so that's a dictatorship. mr trillanes was later released on bail, b

antonio, thank you thanks for being here. >> thank you for having me >> thanks, antonio keep up the greatming up, when we return, the fed's decision to raise rates for the third time this year indicating there is more to come we're going to talk markets and investments. >>> and later, the sweet business of hershey. the ceo is going to join us. you're watching "squawk" right here on cnbc hi, kids! i'm carl and i'm a broker. do you offer $4.95 online equity trades? great question. see, for a full service brokerage like ours, that's tough to do. schwab does it. next question. do you offer a satisfaction guarantee? a what now? a satisfaction guarantee. like schwab does. man: (scoffing) what are you teaching these kids? ask your broker if they offer award-winning full service and low costs, backed by a satisfaction guarantee. if you don't like their answer, ask again at schwab. >>> welcome back, everybody. let's talk about the markets right now. tom lee, managing partner. gentlemen, welcome i want to run through what the fed said yesterday and what it means for each of your markets tom, why do

my hometown of san antonio. some texans here, i like them. we know those communities have been growing for a long time. so many other places where people go, vibrant and growing latino communities salt lake city, south carolina, nebraska and iowa, minnesota. so many other states where latinos are electing their first school board member, diversity council woman or man. the first state representative and so much more. this has been a very tough few years for the latino community. i don't have to tell you why but there are also a lot of things to look forward to and so many issues we have to work hard on. as i mentioned we have never shied away from talking about authority and important issues in our country. you will notice the title of our panel today equity, structural racism is of course one of the most important things we have to talk about. talking about race in the united states is never an easy conversation. a conversation fraught with sometimes anger, resentment, defensiveness, denial, all of those things. it is one of the most importa

"dale, sabroso". >> yo creo que mi nombre no es antonio y por las noches trabajo.

en abril, antonio burgos fue acusado de matar a su novia y a un hijo de ella. la cuarta persona.vos y fuerzas represivas del rÉgimen de daniel ortega se hicier para opositora. miles de manifestantes exigieron la liberaciÓn de presos polÍticos y la renuncia de ortega. desde abril la represiÓn ueos. guardacostas espaÑoles interaruna -- interceptaron 498 migrantes en las costas de espaÑa. el nuevo gobierno de italia niega la admisiÓn de barcos de rescate. 33,000 indocumentados han entrado en espaÑa. la comunidad mexicana en los Ángeles festejo el aniversario 208 de la fiesta patria. dulce castellanos estuvo allÍ. dulce: lo mexicanosen antes hicieron su bandera y la fiestas patrias no fueron la excepciÓn en estados unidos. por 73 aÑos se ha llevado a cabo el desfile mÁs grande del paÍs en el este de los Ángeles. >> lo que estamos en estados unidos sigamos las costumbres. dulce: esta madre lleva a sus hijos para impartir con ellos m. >> los caballos me encantan. tambiÉn los instrumentos que tocan. dulce: sobre la avenida cÉsar chÁvez desfilaron charros, carrozas y bandas musicales. >>

trade between the two parties and also we had a statement by the united nations secretary general antonio terrorists who said that there has to be sustainable physical policies in order for africans or in order for both parties africa and china to see the benefits of this particular relationship you're speaking about sustainable policy here there is growing criticism the chinese infrastructure projects are pushing african nations into debt how big a problem is this where you are in kenya for example. it was interesting to see that study gauge real wing suit as one of the success stories during this first day of the summit that was discussed today but then when you look at the boat on the ground kenya is struggling with the sci project we're still paying for the first half of the project which cost about three point four billion dollars and it's we're not seeing any return even if even as this chain is operational and we still need more more low three point eight billion more to to build the second half of the project so kenyans are not really seeing a return on their investment in that pa

. >>> buen dÍa nos tiene mamrco antonio regil.eles california, transmitimos desde echo park uno de los lugares mÁs hermosa de los Ángeles, que hace algunos aÑos era uno de los lugares abandonados en california, pero ahora el gobierno decidiÓ limpiarlo y arreglarlo. y ahora vamos a presentar un caso de inmigraciÓn muy hermoso, tenemos una sorpresa a ustedes, a nuestro pÚblico y dos personas que vienen sin saber lo que va a pasar y no se lo pueden perder. los emmy ocurrieron en la noche en hollywood y vamos a ver quiÉn ganÓ, como le fues a los latinos, con quiÉn llegaron a la alfombra roja y voy a mostrar misin como lo y vivÍa en los Ángeles, los voy a llevar a mis rincones favoritos lo vamoÍasta maÑana. regresamos al estudio. >>> mfavoritos. tÚ estuviste en chicago, los Ángeles y yo voy a estar en new york el prÓximo lunes. esperamos que nos sigan acompaÑando u disfrutar junto a ti en cada lugar donde vamos. queremos estar cerquita y cob jarls y abrazarlos. >>> y tÚ a miami. >>> yo voy a hialeah... voy a decir la fecha pronto para