. >>> hoy arlen fdeernandez se fua la calle para convserasr con u s ustedes de como pueden ayudarle .orque las persona espersot temperaturas estan bien agrad l agradables, cuentanos arlen. >>> bueno asi es, aca han ven d venido consumodires idores pa s presentarnos sus quejas y tambien otros han venido para disrutfrutar de stesta tarde m l maravillosa, miren,el toy co esi delantal porque estoy dando he a helados gratis con (en ingles(, mike k¿como vamos ?. >>> vamos ahbrir este (en ingle( para nuestros amigos . >>> y es que tenemos tres tipos de helados ratisogarits en la c en downtow en freemont nosotros etstaremos aca hasta las 8, e a entrada y estacioanmlevo alvids. >>> no sedede mi, y tras la pausa matias almeyda analiza para telemundo 48 su proximo r rival los maestros son los que pasan más tiempo en el salón con sus estudiantes y de verdad entienden las necesidades que tienen los estudiantes. periodista: más de 30,000 maestros participan en una masiva huelga. periodista: miles de ellos marcharon en medio de una fuerte tormenta invernal. para tener clases pequeñas y acceso a los

dean and arlene, how are you guys doing?> good. >> good. >> jimmy: how long have you been together? >> um, when we got here? >> jimmy: so this is a new relationship. >> yes. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. you're both 5 years old? >> yeah. >> jimmy: are you both in kindergarten? >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: how do you like it? >> good. >> jimmy: what is love exactly? >> it's putting someone's needs before yours. >> jimmy: wow. i thought oprah was off the air. i don't know how this is happening. what do you think love is? >> it's the one that you love most. >> jimmy: mm-hm. okay. girls are a little more advanced than boys, yes? yeah. so one thing i know about you, dean, because your dad works here at the show, right? you love to see people kiss on television. is that true? >> no. >> jimmy: that's not true? >> no. >> jimmy: oh, you don't like kissing? >> it's gross. >> jimmy: it is gross. what's gross about it, exactly? >> because you're sharing germs. >> jimmy: sharing germs, but you probably kiss your mom, right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: why isn't

britain may lead seen a new phase in the brics and negotiations that could be very dangerous for arlen's the changes to the ceiling soon resolve the sticking points over the irish boards or at the moments northern ireland since parts of the u.k. and the republic of ireland to both parts of the e.u. with people and goods passing through the between that scene the fear is that after breaks at a hard boards or will separate the scene arlen's checks and inspections regime pulls and threatening trades and the good for. peace agreements to avoid this the e.u. and the u.k. decided on a fallback plan or a backstop which would keep the border open and free of restrictions after the brics transition period in the absence of a new trade deal but that sparks a political backlash with critics saying it could leave britain tied to the e.u. in definitely well taken that britain is a former political correspondent for the irish times and snow a columnist for the irish music joins us now from wexford in republican violence thank you so much for speaking to us here on al-jazeera arlen's isn't a very diffi

. >>> breaking news in spots vania county, threeple discovered dead at ahome along arlene acres drive in fredericksburg. no details released about thevi tims or what might have happened here. we're being told there is no danger to the public. drew wilder is on the scene and joins us at 6:30. >>> doctors and nurses are working to save man's life after he lit himself on fire near the white house ellipse today. people walking nearby looked on in horror. witnesses saw the man covered in flames head-to-toe. some reported he wasn't screaming just walking around. one man describes him looking like a zombi secret service agents went to h help and used a fire extinguisher to douse thes. claim >>> to what appears to be a freak accident to claim the life of an off-dutypolice officer. d davon mckenzie was only 24 and on the police force two years made a lasting impact. >> reporter: the police chief, hankaws the tmis grie ving. >> he was the very finest the police h to offer. >> reporter: this is where the crash happened where 24-year-old off-duty da'von mckenzie was riding his motorcycle after 11

deputies called to that home on arlene acres drive this morning. news4's drew wilder has arrived. he joins us live. >> reporter: we just got an update from police with newrm infoion a few minutes ago. we now know the ages of the three people found dead in this home, a 39-year-old, 34-year-old and one was just 14 years old. surrounded in police tape, the spotsylvania county sheriff's department says three people wereth found dead inside home on arlene acres drive. >> re arter: spending day here it must be pretty involved inside. >> theye currently working it and as soon as we get further information we'll gladly pass it on to you. > reporter: a young family moved in a few months ago but they have not said who the insi died. >> reporter: any reason to believe anyone else is in danger in this area. >> not at this time we don't belnve there is ane in danger to anyone in the community. >> reporter: cars, investigators have been coming andfroing this home all afternoon. you can't see it from wherere we standing. there's quite a few investigators inside this home and family members comin

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police say someone called them out to this house at arlene acres drive at 9:00 this morning. they were suspicious something was going on inside this home. that was at 9:00 a.m. as of 4:00, police have not said who the people we, if they're related, if they are related, nor how they died. > with respect to the investigation and hard work and people out here, spending the pretty involved. >> the scene is involved and they're currently working at it and as soon as get information we'll pa it on to you guys. >> they were inside the home? >> inside the residence, yes. >> so right now, a couple of hearses are just pulling away and the medical examiner will determine the cause of death and they'll be able to share a little bit more iboformation a what happened out here. stay with news4 throughout the night a make sure you have the msnbc washington mobile app. as soon as anything happens we will update you as soon as we et that in, in spotsylvania, news4. >> thank soyomuch, drw. >> we have major developments in the special counsero russia hearing from robert muell for the first time

sharing arrangement fell apart after the first day of tentative talks involving the five major parties arlene foster said her d u p was taking part with a good heart i hope everybody is coming to this process not just the democratic unionist party i hope everybody's coming to this process with a willingness to look forward instead of looking backwards because i think if we look forward then we have a chance to build something again here for the people of northern ireland that's what i want to say how playing on i hope to put up the other parties want to see happening as well. the stormont assembly arose from the good friday agreement which ended the violence in northern ireland but the assembly has been suspended since january twenty seventh teen the trigger was a scandal over a green energy project when foster refused to step down the late martin mcguinness then deputy first minister quit his post and power sharing ended now his should faine party the largest nationalist party says a return to devolved government is long overdue we are here to to do the business obviously the current stalema

to give the child goes arlen's in the indian ocean back to bearishness within 6 months even we didn't expect support for the u.k. to go into single figures more importantly this is happening despite the huge huge pressure on national capital and the un. the expulsion of locals from the islands has been described as one of the worst examples of britain's days as a colonial power a community of displaced islanders in london's been campaigning for decades for the right to be resettled the is a shallow from the geragos islanders movement told us even with a favorable view of vote political powers shouldn't forget talk to displace locals . we have done so much we have suffered so much and they were are still suffering our identity our values are both our belongings our belongings our culture all this robbed from us it is about time to rewrite all the wrongs doing consider us as human beings just do the right things. and start dialoguing we've see. so that we can move forward we will stand up for ourself and keep on fighting for our voice to be heard and. to be resprayed to be treated with

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. >> reporter: three people were found debt inside a home on arlene acres drive yesterday g. mornin according to wtop, an infant and a toddler werelso found in the home. they were unharmed and taken to the hospital for observation. the dead were 39, 34, and 14-year-olds. their names have not been released. thepotsylvania county schif's office is class -- sheriff's effice is classifying theaths as suspicious. >>> this morning calls to move forward with impeaching president trump are growing louder. this comes after special counsel robert mueller made a surprise statement yesterday. mueller said he does not have confidence president trumdid not commit a crime. house speaker nancy pelosi says congress will continue legisl e legislating and investigating before going down the path of peachment. >> everybody wants justice. everybody wants the president to be held accountable in the most seriousway. and everybody believes -- i'm talking on the democratic side -- that no one is above the law, especially the president of the united states. coming up, tracie potts will join us live fr

austria arlen's as well as an appalling guide those are the headlines on al-jazeera the politics of population control itself next. this is a film about women who had to abort their daughters. about men who can no longer find a wife. about girls who were kidnapped for that reason. and about desperate parents. on the tires on the king. was. she is a province in southern china panshin down into my shan my parents who are searching for their daughter 3 year old pan shooting disappeared a month ago without a trace. at 1st nobody believed that something terrible could have occurred in this peaceful village where everyone knows each other but the search for her. has remained foodless. me. here to see out here whole fun to see him but i can sell it to the family off the field when you heat it up that's. all that remains for the parents are there memories and baby photos from happier times. to give her or her. to a. surrogate area. to crank out about. or. do you know as a lot of despairing parents he works for a relief organization throughout china they are already 200000 volunteers searching for miss

arlene and preston say their son was just putting too much pressure on himself. >> let's go to disneynd net it over with. >> reporter: you offered to take him to disney world? >> on a friday, take him out of school. and he said no. >> i turned down disney world. this is the one promise i remember making to her, and i non't make a promise to her in wrson anymore so the one promise i made i was going to keep it. >> reporter: he made his promise of perfect attendance to his older sister, miranda. miranda died in 2006 from autoimmune hepatitis. it was a debilitating illness. and, yet, because she loved school, miranda never missed a single day of first grade, all the way up until the day she died. her perfect attendance certificate awarded posthumously to her little four-year-old brother, alex. alex crossed the stage and went directly to his father. >> he says, "i'm going to do this for her." he was going to get perfect attendance in honor of her. >> reporter: he said that at age four? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: at that point, alex hadn't even started school himself. all he knew was that h

clever solution she invents for the back so for the northern irish problem she also has to agree with arlen with northern ireland and with the european union so this is really the hardest issue for her one of the hardest issues for how and there is no magic solution for this and she hasn't really represented anything ok burger to master in london thank you so much. she stayed up in years out life from then that next up kick off with a review of pundits make up much they have said before i'll be back at the top of the hour i'm going to. the bank. so if i'm not. using anything with alan scale noah one last match to scolding a critic i must say good bye. to him as well a great. guy new to get a chance to get the be. take the next. how come to the bureau max you tube channel. a good bunch of stories. with exclusive inside. the must see concerning parts culture teacher of. history before curious minds. do it yourself networkers. so subscribe it and don't miss out. sensei that was born into this world alone. that we're now. in the 2nd we can into this world we're in it together. h.m.'s can the hu

the mishandling of this green energy scheme signed off by the dup's arlene foster cost taxpayers millionstter stand—off between the two largest parties. there's only one problem party, and let's call it out. it's sinn fein. they need to end their boycott and allow government to happen here in northern ireland. sinn fein refused to return to government until there is agreement on a number of issues. their demand for an irish language act and the legalisation of same—sex marriage, two of the major hurdles these talks will have to overcome. since stormont collapsed, civil servants have been running this place and public services have been in decline. meanwhile, elected politicians continue to be paid for a job they are unable to perform. and emma is at stormont now. what chance that these talks might be successful? the death of lyra mckee certainly provides the more emotive atmosphere in which these talks are resuming. it has been very clear from the public that there is enormous frustration that the political parties have allowed the stalemate to continue for so long. but aside no matter ho

austria arlen's and a new poll the guy it's. this is al jazeera these are the headlines this hour u.s. president donald trump is sending 1500 soldiers to the middle east as their disputes with iran escalates the iranian foreign minister is calling the deployment a threat to international peace and security. saying this ravi has the latest now from terror on. rhetoric his still going up even though tensions about escalation in actual conflict with the united states has gone down and people are expecting a full on fight but iranians are definitely seeing every incremental step as another step towards some sort of tension in the region 1500 in the grand scheme of things is not a very big number the united states already has tens of thousands of troops in and around the middle east and so while iranians do see this as as as not a very big step they are still perturbed nonetheless iran's foreign minister just adds recalling it dangerous for peace and international security and him he also said that the accusations that the united sta

you so much for your thoughts to going to britain joining us there from wexford in the republic of arlen's well let's stay with the view from europe i'm joined by natasha butler a correspondent in paris and that's our charlotte very clearly very concerned about those developments how does the rest of europe react since its use. all the big question for most european leaders of the resignation of trees in may is of course how will all of this affect that process we've heard from the french president's about all that call he's calling for a rapid clarification we've heard from the spanish prime minister saying that perhaps a resignation now means that person's facing a halt breaks it there are lots of questions we also know the irish prime minister is very concerned we heard there about the coming months and what it will mean for any possible future in the negotiations calling it a very sort of dangerous phase ahead you don't britain was supposed to be leaving the european union this year it was supposed to have left in march there was a summit then in april we have a new deadline of october

. >> we have some off the rails fans whockon tis, arlene and arlene. >> i love it. >> on our radio show.alht in preparation of our girls night as a child, we had breakfast for nner,he did my nails, now we will see jennifer for mother's day. >> awesome.n they flew i for texas. >> big fans of your "today" show. >> thank you. thanks for coming by. love it. >> yen fer always puts on a huge show. >> why are you from? >> we're from newbrunswick, canada. we came to see j. lo. we loved her show. we loved with the world of dance." >> we love you dropped two nbc shows. we like that. >> i think jennifer is ready. she is going to leave it all on the floor. taket away, j enfer. . >> i want to thank you guys for coming out this morning. i know it's early. it's ear for me. i love you guys, too. shall we do a little dancing be every we go? dancing into the week. keep it going. there is going to be an epic celebration. and i can't wait to see all of you guys there with me. we definitely gng to do this e. ♪ if you work hard you got to get on the floor ♪ ♪ if you're a party freak ♪ then step on the floor < m

sharing arrangement fell apart after the first day of tentative talks involving the five major parties arlene foster said her d u p was taking part with a good heart i hope everybody is coming to this process not just the democratic unionist party i hope everybody's coming to this process for their willingness to look forward instead of looking backwards because i think if we look forward then we have a chance to build something again here for the people of northern ireland that's what i want to see happening and i hope that's what up the other parties want to see happening as well the stormont assembly arose from the good friday agreement which ended the violence in northern ireland but the assembly has been suspended since january twenty seventh teen the trigger was a scandal over a green energy project when foster refused to step down the late martin mcguinness then deputy first minister quit his post and power sharing ended now his shouldn't fame party the largest nationalist party says a return to devolved government is long overdue we are here today to do the business. obviously the cur

. >> meet arlene barnham. >> don't take down everything.them do that. >> see how complicated it gets? you knew i'd get here eventually. here on south carolina. >> i'm an a mission. >> the mission? >> the mission to get the blackberry blacks represented in the confederate museum. throughout my travel i noticed there were no black statues, i got to ask where are think at? we got them in storage. i said give them their freedom. put them on the hill of the floor. >> hases that gone directions i didn't expect. you hear a black woman -- >> you expect to hear heritage not hate. >> some of that stuff. >> the slogan heritage not hate is not something you would have heard in a ken burns doc. it wasn't important until t the '90s. >> this confederate flag doesn't represent the same as in a klansman's happens. two totally different thing. >> when the confederate flag is in the hand of a klansman, what does it represent them. >> white supremacy. >> how about in your hands. >> this means the south and anybody that belongs to the south. >> we both know tha

. >> but later, when arlene questioned auto dents on her count, she says enterprise suddenly waived twoeeks of charges. she asked why. >> oh, no, we didn't waive any fees. we gave you the weekly rate. what weekly rate? >> it turns out there was a deal for $120 a week compared to the $168 she paid all those months. marlene wanted a refund. >> i was getting really frustrated because i was getting nowhere. >> marlene contacted 7 on your side. we contacted enterprise. the company did not respond to numerous requests for a statement about what happened in her case. or why she was denied a weekly rate. however, it did refund her last month's payment. and let her keep the rental car free for two more months. >> it made me feel better, like there is some justice in the world. i think 7 on your side is wonderful. >> one way to protect yourself is to check the prices online and multiple rent a car agencies. now most companies do offer rentals by the week, month, or even longer, and that can save you a lot of money. now i want to hear from you with any consumer problem you have. my 7 on your side

. >> three people were found diad ide a home on arlene acheerts drive yesterday morning.ccording to ourt partners a d op, an infant and a toddler were also foun the home. they were unharmed and taken to the hospital for observation. the dead were 39, 34, and 14 years old. their names have noteen released. the county sheriff's office is classifying the dea as suspicious. >>> and a scary ordeal in a neighborhood.. two dogs mauled a woman as she took out the trash. >> that wasn't even the first attack of the day. nashls said the animals have been -- neighbors said the animals have been terrorizing them for months. justin finch with more on the attacks. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. we have two pit bulls, two attacks in one day with two victims. one a teen boy, the other a womanin her 50s to 60s. neighbors say both attacks could have been stopped in the dog owners did one thing, and that is restraints their pe we do have this surveillance video showing one of the attacks. teen boy whose identity we're concealing. he's taking his puppy out for a walk y

announced grand marshals for next weekend parade and they include arlene bud a local activist and mattn the byu valedictorian who came out during his graduation speech and brandon wolf a survivor of the orlando nightclub shooting and cast members of the fx show "pose" it is next saturday from upont to 14th street and nbc4 will be there. big supporter >>> let's head to the storm center to gte the la on the weather from lauryn. hey, lauryn. >> well we're look at temperatures, low to mid-80s for day time highs. could have showers just to the south of our region. but againnl mai d.c. and south. they could clip northern virginia but that is about a 10% chance and the fther south better chance of seeing storms. but out to virginia beach or north carolina beaches, best chance at seeing severe weather. otherwise saturday, showers lingering ouj and southeast of d.c. anch another ce of a pop up shower but most of us dry. showers here and there and sunday, not a wahout but we stay with the humidity and comfortable conditions and tuesday heatand humidity and monday and tuesday gorgeous. frontal sy

. >> three people were found dead in the home on arlene acres drive yesterday.ng to wtop, an infant and a toddler were also found in the home unharmed. they weretaken to the hospital for observation. the victims were 39, and 13. their names have been iran leased. the sheriff's office is classifying the deaths as suspicious. >>> this morning, calls to move for with impeaching president trump are growing louder. this comes after a special counsel robert mueller made a surprise statement. he said he does not have don if i dense president trump did not commit a crime. house speaker nancy pelosi says cottage will continue legislating and investigating befo going down the path of impeachment. >> everybody wants justice. everybody wants the president to be held accountable in the most serious way. and everybody believes, i'm lking on the democratic side, that no one is above the law. especially united states. >> coming up in a few minutes, nbc's peter alexander will join us live from the white house with more on how things could lay out today. >>> neighborse rememberin

. >> narrator: senator arlen specter led the charge. >> i find the references to the alleged sexual harassmentnly unbelievable, b preposterous. >> narrator: he cast doubt on her memory >> how reliable is your testimony on events thatte occurred eightyears ago... >> narrator: he suggested she was exaggerating. >> you took it to mean that judge thomas wanted to have sex with you, but in fact, he never did ask you have sex, correct? >> no, he did not ask me to have sex. b that was an inference that you drew? >> yes, yes. >> she stood between clarence thomas and the supremeourt. they had to destroy her in order get him confirmed. if what she was saying was true, he had lied unr oath. >> without objection, it will be placed in e record. again, i thank your family, thank you. adjourned until 9:00. (gavel bangs) >> all america had itste vision sets tuned to the u.s. sene... >> nothing like what happened today has ever happened before... >> washington, dc, a city disgusted by the gutter politics play out on capitol hill. >> narrator: but it wasn't over. inside the senate offices, claren thomas prepare

relative found their bodies inside a home south of fredericksbur >> news 4's drew wilder isi l now near arlene acres drive. he's got the latest on the investigation under way there. drew. >> reporter: such a he tbreaking story, leon. we are hearing from the father of one of those victims. he's actually also the grandfath to those two orphans you mentioned. tonight he's beginning the two ss of adopting those kids all while he waits to learn who killed his daughter. offibirs are still for clues a day and a half later since three people were found dead inside of their spotsylvania county home. a toddler and an infant were also found inside. they're unharmed. police say the three were killed with aha srp object. >> they're not telling us how it hpened or anything else. >> reporter: that's the voice of richard ozuna. his daughter rachel was the woman who was killed. the teen arager was her son kyr and the adult male was her boy friend. the family is devastated and at a loss. the teenager's father, the person's ex is the person who discovered the bodies. >> broken down in tears trying to talk to te

afghanistan have got their world cup preparations back on track they've beaten arlen the by a 126 runs in belfast it comes after being thrashed out by the irish on sunday arsenal will head to buckle for the europa league final against chelsea without a star matilda henrik make it terry and the armenian international has concerns over his security while his country's involved in a territorial dispute with host as a debate on the over the. region yassar bridge on f.a. had assured arsenal there would be no issues over and italian safety the final happens on may the 29th it's been the usual. kind of 2. and if you fall for all of these issues it's very very personal decision personal decision and we need to respect. i don't understand. political programs but. i must respect. gun as all time leading goalscorer has announced his retirement from international football. says that he won't play at the upcoming africa cup of nations in egypt he said to 3 year old that was unhappy at not being named team captain for the tournament the golden say henri is have advanced to the n.b.a. finals for the

because now there is so much uncertainty right natasha butler thank you so the thought she was saying arlen's prime minister has warned that a new u.k. prime minister could take down a path that's very dangerous for his country at the moment northern ireland is part of the u.k. and the republic of ireland are both in the e.u. therefore people and goods pass freely the fear is that after a hard border will separate the 2 irelands with border checks and inspections reimposed and threatening trade on the good friday peace agreement so to avoid the e.u. and u.k. decided on a fallback plan or backstop this would keep the border open and free for strictures that sparked a political backlash with critics saying it could leave britain tied to the e.u. indefinitely declan braden is a former political correspondent for the irish times he's now a columnist for irish news he says there is a risk of a return to violence that leads to a hard border between the republic of ireland and northern ireland. the fear is now that hardliner like boris johnson could take all for who would appear to be in favor of a

kept hold of these arlen's the international court of justice has ruled that this is a legal now at the u.n. general assembly has had its say and yet the u.k. and u.s. say they will continue to use the base that they're on the islands the base of diego garcia there is a treaty between the 2 countries that runs until 2036 the shaders islanders simply say they want to return to their home their best hope now i think is the very unpredictable crucible that is british politics prospects it because the leader of the opposition in the u.k. jeremy corbyn says he would apply the international court of justice ruling if he was prime minister and hand the islands back to those who originally come from there and i want from london a little later in the news hour a very busy day here in the u.k. now though let's go back and bearing in doha. barbara thank you very much plenty more ahead on the news hour including why turkey's main opposition candidate for istanbul man is back on the campaign trail after winning the election in march and we'll meet the venezuelans looking for a miracle to help them t

pulling 13.3 percent make them the 3rd largest party in arlen's the green party treble this fall from 5 percent to 15 percent series up that was almost emulates in the u.k. when the greens vote share rules from 4.6 to 12.5 percent overall green parties are projected to take 69 seats in the european parliament's making them potential kingmakers when it comes to choosing the next presidents of the european commission well earlier we spoke to how annoying men who's been elected serious parliament for the greens in germany she lays out their top priorities. it is a new situation in the european parliament that the best and then the a.p.a.p. will not be strong enough to form a coalition of its own so we will have a say in that and that's a good thing we will not so much focus on the personal we will be very strong on our content positions which is fighting climate change strengthening a social europe and strengthening basic european values and democracy democracy in europe so this will be our main focus and then we will have to discuss with everyone and see how much we can get what this fo

it's a beautiful painted box, by this sculptor, arlene shechet it's beautiful, and he's like, this isboxes for us, and they're black and white. i go, oh yeah. he's like -- he opens the top, and it's like turquoise blue on the inside he goes, "we invite you to place your cellphones in these boxes, and we'll return it to you at the end of the night. i thought that was the coolest thing i've ever seen i hate when people are on their cell phone at restaurants. it just ruins the whole experience it's like, what are you doing? i know you want to take pictures of your food and suff >> steve: right, but still >> jimmy: no, don't. >> steve: no, don't do it. have - >> jimmy: how about just eat and talk to somebody, and have a conversation with someone. so i was like -- >> steve: and you broke your phone? >> jimmy: i broke the phone, yeah [ laughter ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: but i just thought it was such a great idea, because that drives me crazy i don't even like when people use the flashlight to read the menu it's like -- >> steve: no >> jimmy: dude, you're shining it right in my eye dude, i

because now there is so much uncertainty right natasha butler thank you so the thought she was saying arlen's prime minister has warned that a new u.k. prime minister could take down a path that's very dangerous for his country at the moment northern ireland is part of the u.k. and the republic of ireland are both in the e.u. therefore people and goods pass freely the fear is that after a hard border will separate the 2 ireland's.

. >> arlene agradeciÓ la fuerza que ha tenido su personaje. >> estoy muy contenta con mis compaÑeros? >> le digo que son cebit es, rico. depende la zona. >> llegan con hielo en sus bolsas, con todo. >> es la buena salud. vamos a hablarle de la amiga y empoderar a de las muchas propiedades de juan gabriel, estÁ defendiendo esta demanda que enfrenta. >> mejor vamos a ver lo que le hablÓ nuestro amigo ricardo escobar. >> silvia, quien fuera apoderada y amiga de juan gabriel, sostiene que a ivÁn aguilera sÓlo lo mueve la avaricia. >> si no le hacen la pregunta, no lo hubieran tocado. >> reprobÓ el hecho que ivÁn aguilera no estuviera presente la conferencia de prensa que se ofreciÓ hace unos dÍas. >> yo ya sabÍa que no iba a ir, es lamentable que se estÉ hablando sobre esto porque seguimos en lo mismo. >> tambiÉn lo que estÁ haciendo con su tÍo no es vÁlido. ellos nunca han ido a parÁcuaro, cuál es la necesidad de un hombre que tiene 80 aÑos, es el Único que queda con la sangre de su papÁ, al menos, es mi manera de pensar. >> asegurÓ que estÁ tranquila y que las propiedades no se las pue

vicki young, bbc news, westminster. we have a reaction from arlene foster, leader of the democratic unionists. she says... so plenty of tributes coming in for the prime minister. a lot of opponents as well paying tribute to her sense of honour and duty. a short while ago, i spoke to the conservative mp garethjohnson, who resigned the government whip earlier this year at protest of the primers to's brexit deal. i think there's still scope for whoever comes in to renegotiate with the european union i think the eu will look afresh at whoever comes in and renegotiate the deal that i and most of my colleagues want to see. we have to live with or without a deal, that's what must happen at the very latest by the 31st of october. once that's done, the country can then move on from something that has been hanging over us for a long time. that was gareth johnson, and early i spoke to conservative mp and member of the brexit select committee, peter bone. she's done on the right decision given the circumstances. it is a sad day for the prime minister but i don't think there was any other option. i always

the late senator arlen specter used to refer to his friend senator biden as pennsylvania's third senatorhat did not always make republicans happy. host: you mentioned president trump who made i believe his 48th visit both as a candidate and now as president. part of the central state from where you are at and the president making reference to joe biden. let's watch. >> a great state beautiful state. the people are tough and strong and smart. my know them well. , joe biden deserted you. i guess he was born here but he left you. he left you for another state. remember that please. i meant to say that. this guy talks about i know scranton. he left you for another state and he did not take care of you because he did not take care of your jobs. he let other countries come in and rip off america. that does not happen anymore because we are going to make america wealthy again. strong again. we are going to make america safe again and we will make america great again. thank you very much. the president last monday. as you heard that from president trump, your reaction? guest: of course he left t

the mishandling of this green energy scheme signed off by the dup‘s arlene foster cost taxpayers millions stand—off between the two largest parties. there's only one problem party, and let's call it out. it's sinn fein. they need to end their boycott and allow government to happen here in northern ireland. sinn fein refuse to return to government until there is agreement on a number of issues. their demand for an irish language act and the legalisation of same—sex marriage, two of the major hurdles these talks will have to overcome. since stormont collapsed, civil servants have been running this place and public services have been in decline. meanwhile, elected politicians continue to be paid for a job they are unable to perform. congratulations have been flooding in from around the world following the news that the duke and duchess of sussex have had a baby boy. we're still waiting to see him, and to hear what he'll be called. it's now thought the duchess gave birth in hospital rather than at the couple's home in windsor. well, annita mcveigh is at windsor for us now. hello to you. you a