gracias, astrid.esfuerzo, por haberte querido rendir en algÚn momento de la vida pero continuarÉ enfocada. felicidades. tus padres deben estar muy orgullosos de ti. >> muchas gracias. sÍ, ellos estÁn muy orgullosos de mÍ. karla: representan a tanta gente, los sueÑos de tantos por macro que decides tomarte esta foto allÍ en los campos agrÍcolas. macro que significa para ti este imagen que ha sido viral. >> yo decidÍ tomarme las fotos con ellos en el campo porque ellos imprenta bajaba el campo desde que tengo memoria. ellos no tuvieron la oportunidad ir a la escuela. apenas saben leer o escribir. ellos salieron a este paÍs con el sueÑo de tener una mejor vida. para mÍ, la foto del campo se me ocurriÓ en la maÑana cuando le enseÑa mi madre el traje de graduaciÓn. cuando le enseÑe el traje de graduaciÓn ella empezó a llorar. me empezÓ a decir en su idioma porque ella habla mixteco me dijo que se sentÍa muy orgullosa de mÍ, que no podÍa creer que lo haya logrado, es que todos sus sacrificios valiera la pen

astrid: gracias. creo que no es una decepciÓn.s personas racistas han querido al hacer la migraciÓn al no mencionÁr a dreamers. eso es lo mismo que hemos escuchado por los Últimos dos aÑos y que vamos a seguir escuchando mucho mÁs en vez de soluciones que van a afectar a nuestras familias. carolina: el presidente decÍa hace unos minutos que si no es ahora que reciben aprobaciÓn de este plan serÍa despuÉs de las elecciones cuando el dice que una vez mÁs será elegido a la casa blanca como presidente que puedan una vez mÁs tomar el control de la cÁmara. cÓmo ves esas palabras? >> eso es lo que este discurso fue, es para continuar su reelecciÓn. si todos recordamos, hace unos aÑos el presidente obama hizo al anuncio de data en ese mismo jardÍn y aquí estamos unos aÑos despuÉs todavÍa luchando por ser reconocidos. hay muchas propuestas que el residente quiere poner ahorita en el piso que ayudar a nuestras familias. esto es simplemente polÍtica y al final de cuenta no ayuda a nuestras familias. si acaso nos hace mÁs odiados. e imagino q

ensuring that we create another one and a quarter 1000000 new jobs this is our plan for a stronger astride the plan i talked about when i launched the campaign over 5 and a half weeks ago as i stood in the prime minister's courtyard and to die is trying to making the choice it's their choice it's absolutely up to them. venezuela's president nicolas maduro says talks in norway which involved the government and opposition explored a peaceful agenda is discussions of now ended with representatives of the opposition leader having left the country venezuela's foreign minister has been speaking to al-jazeera about the talks. on them and then go aboard those when he also they are asking for all those things because the united states is demanding it we will sit at a table for talks and also or anywhere else all initiatives are possible with our constitution on the table now with the pistol not with an imperial order but with our constitution the options that they are proposing are not in the constitution as president trump has recently with canada and mexico to remove u.s. terrorists from sale and

you mean astrid has already spent 3 months in turkey night and made the life threatening journey across the aegean sea to greece. i'm never out and all the while the mother is waiting in germany and me the ma ma i think it should be possible to take no more than a month to find out where in europe a child's family is and to send that child to them immediately with a map of a child needs to be able to begin its new life straight away. but the countries many asylum seekers hope to reach someday are storming the application processes some refused to accept any asylum seekers leaving the migrants and refugees with no option other than waiting sometimes they wait an entire year unprotected and at risk of violence. 3 boys 16 and 17 year olds live in this section of the camp from syria afghanistan pakistan the ivory coast and somalia you never know whole. part about around one month ago there was a serious incident. and the effort of his hasn't caught that's arabic speaking adults armed with crowbars sticks and fire broke into the minus containers. they caused a lot of damage though you'll be

choice i've communicated directly with the players or professional players to make it clear that rugby astride a fully supports the a right to they are in very late and nothing that has happened changes their. but when we're talking about inclusiveness in our game we're talking about respecting differences as well when we say rugby is a game for all we may know. the golden state warriors are in the driving seat as they bid to reach their 5th straight n.b.a. finals they went to nothing up in the playoff series against portland as the warriors steph curry came up against his brother seth cole and blew a 15 point halftime lead but was still clinging on in the 4th quarter seth curry gets in the back ahead with a 3 pointer as the brothers parents to watch from the sidelines that wardell is a former n.b.a. star himself but steph curry was irresistible for the warriors setting up drayman green the defending champs held on 481-4211 when game 3 of the western conference finals is in portland on saturday. from our parents and those who talk about the whole series in these last 2 games this pro nerve wre

the city of sydney the coalition has done remarkably well and so morris and the soul that remain astride is prime minister. michael taught as a former political correspondent for the australian broadcasting corporation he says it's far from resigned in victory. as a win for scott morrison it's a narrow win and at this stage while counting until news we don't know whether he will actually be able to have a majority between him and his coalition partner and whether they'll either go for a minority government which suggests more instability in the future or be able to get some of the independent voters or minor parties on board to support them in what could be an unstable and very slim majority government so the future is uncertain however the counting ends up from here there is some suggestion that the a labor party manifesto so to speak was too detailed and they gave a lot of clues about what they do which involved being tough on what they call on the strength of the beginning of town tough on the the capitalists and tough on the richer people and that seems to have scared quite a few peo

ensuring that we create another one and a quarter 1000000 new jobs this is our plan for a stronger astridethe plan i talked about when i launched the campaign over 5 and a half weeks ago as i stood in the prime minister's courtyard and to die is dragons of making the choice it's their choice it's absolutely up to them representatives from the un the african union the u.s. and european powers and couldn't sudan's military to resume talks immediately at a meeting in washington they also expressed concern about the violence the military and protests seasons in sedan had been expected to reach a deal earlier this week but dialogue was suspended for 72 hours after the protest has extended the roadblocks across the capital beyond what has become the accepted demonstrations site all right chad today there is the latest headlines coming up next it's football rebels. one of australia's most loved making and of the impact is under threat from an agonizing to say but one wildlife campaign it is dedicating a lot to say what i want to east makes the woman who spoke of the era. i'm going to think. i'm g

we're backing a strike and we're asking astride the ins to back us to die and so it's been a great honor and privilege to go through the course of this campaign because tonight the votes will be carried up and i will see what the outcome is i mike i make no assumptions about tonight. i respect this process it's did to my heart the democracy of our country presumptions i don't take anyone support in this country for granted we have worked hard to win that support over the course particularly of this campaign i think on the stridency know very full will what it is that was saying in terms of keeping our economy strong keeping a budget under control investing in the services the distractions rely on keeping us try and siphon secure ensuring that we create another one and a quarter 1000000 new jobs this is our plan for a stronger astride the plan i talked about when i launched the campaign 5 and a half weeks ago as i stood in the prime minister's courtyard and to die is strivings of making the choice it's their choice it's absolutely up to them the u.s. has reached a deal with canada and mex

around the city of said the coalition has done remarkably well and so morris and the soul that remain astride is prime minister andrew stay with us but for now let's take a listen to labor's bill shorten who did concede defeat and stepped down as just a short time ago. says bain i tough can find. toxic and tongs. but now that the contest is over all of us have a responsibility to respect the result to be able to have served as leader of the life of a party for 5 and a half years. is a greater all know than anyone who had my family before me or even i could have dreamed of when i joined the local branch 35 years ago. andrew was bill shorten the resignation as the leader of the labor party a surprise. to be absolutely honest i'm not sure he had any choice this was his 2nd election defeat he lost against the then prime minister malcolm turnbull 3 years ago but then he was celebrating because he was expected to lose that election by a wide margin yes he came very close to winning you know he just missed out and that both him essentially the next 3 years and people really have high expectations he

painful situation for the guy might be a strange did not choose to be in the situation but rugby astride his position the mindset as. just ordinary choice i've communicated to replay with the play is all professional playas to make it clear that rugby is trying to fully supports the i'm right to they are in very late and nothing has happened. but when we're talking about inclusiveness in our guy we're talking about respecting differences as well when we say rugby is a game for all we may not. it's been depleted lineup on quarter finals there at the italian open tennis after roger federer and soccer both withdrew from their matches through injury defending champion rafa nadal wasted little time against fellow spaniard fernando verdasco he dropped just 4 games in a straight sets win. and an upset for the 6th seed kane issue corry knocked out by diego schwartzman the unseeded large and so on but he sings some incredible shots in a 6462 victory to reach the series. in the women's event the dream run of maria said khare has continued the qualifier from greece's into the semifinals after a 3 s

pal good is astride. a change is prime minister defies the elves and the opinion polls to win reelection. all say president searing this year's eurovision song contest in israel. hello again we're here cross united states we are dealing with a severe weather event right now as we begin the week the weekend has been quite active with thunderstorms making tornadoes across parts of texas oklahoma as well as into kansas we're also talking about flooding across much of this area on sunday the storm system makes its way across the ohio river valley and then down across the mississippi river valley up towards the north though anywhere from ontario up here towards come back it is going to be cooler and plenty of rain in the forecast but it's really as we go towards monday we're watching another system developing out of the rockies and into texas and it's right here we expect to see an extreme weather day with plenty of tornadoes coming out of this area and we will be watching this very carefully as well as floodi

. >> when i go there -- >> reporter: even 73-year-old astrid who never carries carbonneaus that. >> i romantic side of it is not interesting. >> reporter: carrying actual money? >> i don't like, no. ♪ if i had a little money, it's a rich man's world ♪ >> reporter: anyway, they'll have to change the music video. ♪ it's a rich man's world >> reporte >>> have you ever taken a cruise? the cruise ship industry is growing by leaps and bounds, literally. the ships are getting bigger and even more high-tech every year. martha teichner for sunday morning got a chance to go on board the newest floating city as its known. >> reporter: behold the edge, celebrity cruise's brand-new billion baby. yep, that's what it costs to build a cruise ship these days. often even more. 30 million people are expected to go on cruises in 2019, up more than 12 million from a decade ago. >> and we're still just scrat scratching the surface. >> reporter: richard crane, chairman and ceo of royal caribbean, celebrity's parent company, knows a growth industry when he sees one. >> in the united states, for example, only

america must first recommit itself to the twenty fifty nuclear deal the latest barrel bomb attacks on astrid's a northwest syria have killed at least ten civilians syrian government and russian forces north attacks on wednesday the u.n. says more than three hundred thousand people have been displaced in the past month santa ana reports from beirut. this is how the government's won back territory from the armed opposition. in recent years targeting civilians to pressure rebels to surrender now the tactic is being used in northwest syria. there have been hundreds of these air strikes in the past months but the last few days have seen major escalation busy streets crowded areas are coming under fire. in the body and they like to punish the civilians they always do this we found ten burned bodies here they target the civilians the people when near a pharmacy when they were killed was it's an all too familiar scene the casualties particularly among women and children are increasing from northern and hama province is to the southern edges of it live and further west of the aleppo countryside nowhere

chief white house correspondent hallie jackson and julia ainsley, former spokesman john boehner and astrids what is the point of this exercise? >> to get a starting point out there. listen the point of this is to put something out that shows what we're for. we've heard a lot of conversation, at least we have from the white house and you're hearing the same thing from people on the white house perspective, listen, we wanted to get a document to show what we're for, not just what we're against. we believe this is a set of principles that republicans can unify around and at least act as a starting point for the conversation on changing the legal immigration system. of course, the other side will say, listen, that is non-starter. this is a starting point for nothing. this is a political document essentially. you're already hearing documents say that. why? because this does not address the issue oost 11 million people roughly living in this country illegally, nor does it touch on daca, dreamers, any of that which will be problematic, and let me say >> problematic, sure, but it's going nowhere i

they must have met 11 witnesses who claimed to be astrid.n close. >> kevin actually helped libry . if you want to get more coverage, go to the nbc washington app and search aapi. tommy mcfly, news 4. >> you haven't seen the movie. >> i haven't seen it. >> i recommend you go check it out. >> you've seen it? >> it's actually pretty good. >> you laughed all the way through? >> not all the way, but enough of th way. more than half the way. >> and he's laughing all the way to the bank. >> exactly., yes is. >>> just ahead, tips to buy name brand tech for less. consumer reporter susan hogan is going to help youas save much as 50% on thets gadge that your family wants. >>> also new video of seveea wther damage out in the midwest as communities brace for more. >>> if you're thinking you've seen a lot of rain locally as weltias ally, so far this year you would be right. check out this map. where you're seeing thisrn, that is above normal rainfall this year. where you're seeing the yellow and beige, that's going to be below normal rainfall. barely in a

the city of sydney the coalition has done remarkably well and so morris and the soul that remain astride is prime minister. now ruling coalition is in trouble after its far right vice chancellor resigned over a secret video chancellor submersing cortes is a. expected to issue a statement in the coming hour over speculations that the country may be headed for snap elections. was seen apparently offering government contracts to an unknown russian women an exchange for political supports secretly filmed it was published by 2 germany newspapers but struck a says it was a set up. the only criminal offense that is present here is the stage a secret service trap with illegal recordings were someone waited 2 years and then set it off and yes that was a targeted political assassination. has more now from london. certainly comes as a surprise to those who would have not anticipated this happening at all but with stronger there's this case there would have been no other option but for him to step down from this incredibly in glorious moment for him in his political career he came out with with that

lowe's motor county here on al-jazeera including pam good is astride their. strain as prime minister defies the odds and the opinion polls to win another 10. years after somalia was pushed to the brink of famine and now the severity drought leaves millions facing starvation. the west and sponsored by cattle and ways. hello again it's good to have you back well here across turkey the weather has been quite active over the last several days unfortunately not going to see too much in terms of a change there because the weather is going to continue to be thunderstorms as well as large hail for most of the northern coast so for ancora the rain is going to be there for you on sunday but as we go towards monday most of that begins to push over here towards the northeast across the eastern part of the black sea i'm craig attempt as do go up to about $27.00 degrees there across much of iraq though clouds in the forecast for baghdad with the temperature of 38 well here in doha the temperatures are coming down slightly from what we had as we ended the week but we are go

around the city of sydney the coalition has done remarkably well and so morris and resolder remain astride is prime minister. michael taught as a former political correspondent for the astray in a broadcasting corporation he says it is far from a resigned in victory. as a win for scott morrison it's a narrow win and at this stage while counting until news we don't know whether he will actually be able to have a majority between him and his coalition partner and whether they'll either go for a minority government which suggests more instability in the future or be able to get some of the independent voters or minor parties on board to support them in what could be an unstable and very slim majority government so the future is uncertain however the counting ends up from here there is some suggestion that the a labor party manifesto so to speak was too detailed and they gave a lot of clues about what they do which involve being tough on what they call instead of the beginning of town tough on the the capitalists and tough on the richer people and that seems to have scared quite a few people y

and in democracy may not exist but we will miss it when it's gone, astrid taylor examines the conceptmocracy and its practical application. look for these in bookstores this week and watch for many of these authors on booktv on c-span2. >> you're watching booktv on c-span2 with top nonfiction books and authors every weekend. booktv, television for serious readers. >> they live at noon eastern is in depth with political communications expert, and former dean of the annenberg school, kathleen hall jamieson. she will answer questions and discuss her many books including her most recent, cyber war. how russian hackers and trolls helped elect a president. also this weekend, on afterwards, stanford university professor jennifer hart offers her thoughts on implicit racial bias. and the cato institute michael tanner provides a blueprint for reducing poverty. check your cable guide for a full schedule. >> we want to introduce you to author, justine bateman. here's her book, it is called "fame" the hijacking of reality. read through the book it seems like it's a relatively painful experience to