pero tambiÉn momentos tensos como cuando el presidente donald t trump saludÓ con frialdad michel y barakinton. >>> los restos de el e ex-presidente ya se encuentran en houston donde maÑana serÁ enterrado la biblioteca que lleva su nombre. >>> enviÓ al presidente donald trump sentado junto a los obama y a los clinton. tenemos detalles de esta emotiva ceremonia. >>> josÉ, palpable la tristeza pero tambiÉn el orgullo de muchos de poder celebrar la vida de un grande. casi 3000 personas abarrotaron la catedral nacional, entre ellos mandatarios de todas partes del mundo, alemania, inglaterra y jordania. llegaron para darle el Último adiÓs no a un ex-presidente sino al que llamaron un gran amigo. >>> la ceremonia digna para miles de estadounidenses que consideran a george bush un hÉroe. desde las lecturas del evangelio hasta ver sentados uno al lado de otro a candidatos rivales. pido del humor el gran amor que tenÍan sus amigos por Él. el momento mÁs emotivo lo protagonizÓ hisu propio hijo. >>> parece que la vida es corta y el mensaje es que la vida esta lleno para el amor. >>> pero quedaron a

vamos a otra nota que barak obama no sea presidente, no le im pude tener una vida y esta semana se convirtiÓ2:30 y hay mÁs noticias en telemundo a las 5 y 6:30 pÁsenla bonito a dar amor por donde ande. cc: telemundo network >>¿ya viste esto? todo el pueblo estÁ alborotadÍsimo. >>¿quÉ es? >>lo tiraron por aviÓn. [risas] >>guao. >>es que no podÍa dejar de reÍrme cuando la vi. >>ya sÉ, a mÍ me pasÓ igual cuando lo sacamos de la caja fuerte. >>cuando antonia vea esto, se va a volver loca. >>no, no. va a reventar de coraje. porque ahora no solo es un rumor, ya todo el pueblo lo sabe, no hay manera de negarlo. >>cuando a la patrona guerra vea esto, le va a dar un infarto, ¿no? lo que no entiendo, jefe,

barak: and charge hospital prices. trying to think of how we organize this should change the way we think about imposing market forces or alleviating constraints. maybe it is because i am married to a health psychologist, i think about what an alternative delivery system would be. it would not be one organized by hospitals. hospitals will play a peripheral role. would be one that is organized by physicians, and i don't like using the term physician extenders, because physicians are controlling. nurse practitioners, social workers, people who are aware of the social and behavioral elements. if you can come up with ways and management ways to put the locus of control around providers. you can call them intermediaries if you want. understands the plethora of high value, low cost ways of delivering care, and thinking about a structure that supports that, then maybe we can start moving this colossus or putting some of it to death. the one thing that i think -- i agree with jeff. i think the report is very thoughtful. it is

dictator he testified in the retrial of egypt's first democratically elected leader mohamed morsi or barak refused to answer most questions about the jailbreak during the uprising seven years ago which ended these three decades in power morsi was sentenced to death for escaping prison along with other leaders of the muslim brotherhood but the verdict has since been. the story now. colleague must move hussein has now been held in pretrial detention for two years what is his crime. why hasn't he been tried yet why hasn't justice been applied in this case is he detained because he said journalists as journalism become a crime have morals become a tool to silence wars of truth we will continue i news coverage with professionalism and impartiality our work will remain credible and accurate but journalism is not a crime incarcerating journalists is not acceptable we demand the immediate release of our colleague mahmoud the same and all journalists detained in a gyptian jails free mahmud and all his colleagues we stand for press freedom. i am probably ok in your industry today what consent trees

mubarak has testified in the retrial of egypt first democratically elected leader mohammed morsi or barak refused to answer most questions about a jailbreak during the uprising seven years ago which ended his three decades in power morsi was sentenced to death for scaping prison along with other leaders of the muslim brotherhood but that verdict has since been revoked after mubarak testified the judge spend the trial until january president sisi is facing a crisis of already because he has been able to use us already that he already wields and he has had to consolidate power upon himself for example the parliament is a rubber stamp to his authority he's basically dicaprio of any power the judiciary does as he wishes and he still unable to wield stability in his country egypt is quickly becoming ungovernable and sisi is a free of a counter revolution especially in the run up to the january twenty fifth anniversary and so there's a political gaming of the system that continues signaling to mubarak but also to the dipshit people yes we are coming on the train of the anniversary remember don'

dictator he testified in the retrial of egypt's first democratically elected leader mohamed morsi but barak refused to answer most questions about the jail break during the uprising seven years ago which ended his three decades in power morsi was sentenced to death for escaping prison along with other leaders of the muslim brotherhood but that verdict has since been revoked after mubarak testified the judge has spoken the trial until january the twenty fourth. still ahead on al-jazeera another watson modern child dies in u.s. custody as family members bid farewell to a little girl who died earlier this month. plus japan changes course bad on commercial whaling is reversed sparking concern from conservationists. hello again it's good to have you back here across china we are going to be seeing the relatively calm conditions that we've had over the last few days start to bring in more moisture and some more snow here particularly across the central portions of china so here on thursday really not looking too bad tempers all getting into the high single digits for you but as we go towards frid

i think it's just that model that kaiser model, it's obsolete it is 70 years old, i am with barak. need new business models. and the one that we had in southern california where we had risk benefits and it completely commoditized hospital services. a very large population of people manage that risk. >> the best way to manage risk is to keep it out of the hospital. so if you have the hospital managed and the risk, >> we will chill this spontaneous combustion, but let me pose a couple of binary choices and the you said no you have to do everything. you have to think in terms of should this be washington-led or led from him some other direction? you have the old paradigm of we have been doing it for the providers and the payers, so the consumers should have a role in it. when we unscramble the eggs, what's the building block for reassembling the pieces to how we drive forward as opposed to running around

as i dropped off three lines the campaign manager was appalled to have you know there's a bolt out barak and i know he'd run cold we can't make this stuff up knowing that it was a complete. it was as grass roots as you could possibly use as the street for people now doing things that was young i remember being taking me to a debate i think was a twin cities public telephone rang and we were sitting in a cafeteria or something watching this debate and that was one and. i just decided you have to work for jesse because he was so different from middle in those debates so you know i mean you're widely known for your creative. talents and campaigns but you were actually part of the strategy in you were there really in the numbers yeah we really did we had really good folder targeting gross it's well if you think people forget about this campaign it was really the first effective use of the internet yes you know. in a political campaign. we didn't have a feel or it is that the feeling is aisha's people e-mailing other people but there are some pretty big indicators people forget the context of

two former presidents of egypt two of both deposed appeared in the same court was named barak has testified in the retrial of egypt's first democratically elected leader mohamed morsy over a jailbreak during the uprising seven years ago trying to. egypt's revolution may seem like a long time ago but its consequences are still unfolding. you want to the whole of the information i'm requested to provide here is related to the trial and what happened before it such information was delivered to me because i was the president and supreme leader of the military forces in a car oh courtroom an extraordinary scene two former presidents adversaries in the events of early two thousand and eleven now appearing on opposite sides of the law the long time ruler hosni mubarak many called him a military dictator was deposed by the revolutionaries he gave evidence against egypt's first democratically elected leader mohammed morsi morsi who faced a death sentence until it was revoked is being retried on other charges along with fellow muslim brotherhood defendants they're accused of conspiring with foreign g

you're seeing park benches being lifted some of them being thrown and they don't fire as well as making barak hades all of them lots of weapons makeshift weapons being used as well against the police the police have responded in kind. you can't see much here at the moment because it's full of tear gas on the streets right now and that's why the protesters are wearing those face masks we saw tear gas we sold water cowman at we also saw a rubber bullets being used as well and none live ammunition at the very least if i'm if i have misspoken in that sense we didn't we our correspondents were actually hit in the jaw peter all over who i will be speaking to next hour also kids on the coast but for now let's just leave you with a sense of the streets in parlous where these protests have been going on all day long. donald trump and outs of a meeting with vladimir putin doesn't seem like a big deal given the already polls states of affairs between the two countries to the manner in which it was canceled over twitter may sting. the kremlin more than the consolation itself is the mythical truth in a br

are doing politics but an ex clues even those in power know every single best and they don't require barak nurse was shifting partners so that's how he got two days below already two years ago changes in their labor record have thirsts and fart of the situation and finally the ended up good days as cindy interviewed before mentioned so lavery measures vision practical t v c very definitely for some the living conditions of the burghers because practically it is going to introduce a kind of six weeks verging the beach week personally i have experienced as a child back in the one nine hundred sixty s. before the introduction of different set of days i do remember back i saw my parents and i saw my family during the sunday and this is about the fear again since there is a very significant imbalance that to the in the in get by our relation between the employer and of her care of her carer might say no but that might risk his or her child so there is significant and important fear of us that s.-o. first of china. even the new comes into force people know i speak about four point six million re

former presidents barak obama and bill clinton will also attend, as well as foreign dignitaries, including is an official day of mourning in the united states. a chance for the country to remember a man whose public service few can match. rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, washington. our north america correspondent nick bryant is at the washington national cathedral. a few people arriving, set the scene, what is the mood like? america is saying goodbye to the last president of the generation that served in world war ii. there is an extraordinary gathering at the national cathedral. all the living presidents will be here, with their families. and of course, first and foremost, george w bush, the 43rd president who will be eulogising his father, the lust president. such a life of service to reflect on, it began in the pacific. he was shot down by the japanese, a congressman in texas, and ambassador in china. a vice president under ronald reagan and then of course the presidency itself. he only serve one term, written off as a political failure but history has reassessed his legacy. such a key f

questions about a jail break during the uprising seven years ago which ended his three decades in power barak was considered a dictator by many morsy was sentenced to death for escaping prison along with other leaders of the muslim brotherhood but that verdict has since been revoked after mubarak testified the charge for spying the trial until january the twenty fourth. u.s. border protection has ordered medical checks on every child in its custody after another guatemalan child died under its care the eight year old boy lost his life after receiving medical treatment at a hospital in new mexico border agents said the child showed signs of sickness and the cause of death is being investigated the guatemalan foreign ministry is calling for an investigation he's the second migrant child to die in u.s. care in recent weeks let's get the latest from she have returned c joins us live now from washington d.c. so as we try to figure out why kids are dying in custody what more details if any have emerged. we've been trying to put together a rudimentary timeline given we've now had briefings from both

remarkably enough, barak is a teacher is a teacher and even has experience on capitol hill having workedsenator daniel patrick moynihan in the 1990s and he still wants to talk about this stuff. all right we are going to start with the greatest hits and mark will be beginning and we will move down the panel sequentially and circle back. mark u >> thanks mark, -- tom, always a tough act to follow. thanks for pulling this together so quickly and timely. the report did come out late yesterday but i did have a chance to at least skim through it and it is impressively comprehensive and it hasn't been done i think since david hyman who unfortunately is not with us, but it was 10 years ago when he was with the ftc and we had a similar report. so i think it would be interesting academically to certainly look back at what was done previously and compare, there are some common themes and try to learn from that as far as lessons that we failed to take last time but things that we may have sharpen our understanding of. i think i want to start with the theme of trying to get the right level of choice

. >>> trump administration wants to roll back and barak obama era rule that requires new coal plants to reduce carbon emissions. they signed a proposal that could help revive the coal industry. they say they ignore dire warnings about climate change. it could then be exported. wheeler it is a former lobbyist for the coal industry. >>> this could be more details about the russian investigation into the cases of two men that worked closely with president trump. a judge ordered special counsel robert mueller's team to reveal details about how paul manafort allegedly lied after a signing a plea deal. michael cohen and the investigation into russian interference in the 2016 is being investigated. >>> former fbi director james comey will testify before the judiciary committee and the decision not to prosecute hillary clinton for a private e- mail server. they ordered to have him testify behind a closed session. but he agreed when they agreed to release a transcript of the proceedings within 24 hours. >>> james fields is accused of deliberately ramming a car into a crowd of protesters in ch

enemigas es que-- barak es para que a partir del 4 de enero no se pierda el clausura de la liga mx.viernes queremos darle las gracias a ustedpor siempre ser parte de la familia de univisiÓn 14. ramÓn: durante el aÑo estoy muy cerca de usted. fuimos a las comunidades para mantenerlo informado de primera mano.muchas gracias por su confianza y tambiÉn su preferencia. >> y esperamos que tambiÉn os permita entre sus hogares en el 2019. yo ramÓn: gracias y que tengo un excelente fin de semana. el Último del aÑo. ♪ fÉlix: amenazando con cerrar la frontera sur el presidente trump insiste en que sin dinero para el muro seguirÁ el cierre del gobierno. el presidente de mÉxico le respondiÓ que no quiere conflictos. el niÑo de ocho aÑos que muriÓ en custodia de la patrulla fronteriza tenÍa influenza b pero no se determinÓ si esa fue la causa de su muerte. y un mexicano y documentado con antecedentes en pandillas fue capturado como sospechoso de la muerte de un policÍa en california. vamos ahora con toda la informaciÓn. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna con enrique acev

now, the prisoners thought that these former cavalry baraks would be a prisoner's maybe car clean air -- mecca, have clean care and a wonderful time. when they arrived they discovered that was far from the case. holtzman was in essence a prison inside a preens inside a prison, high walls strowning it, then interior high barbed wire fans. a dead man zone, then another wire fence. there were guards around the clock, rotating, changing schedules. there were klieg lights and german shepherds paroling the perimeter. the camp was overseen by an individual named carl niemeyer. carl was a tyrant of the first order, bully, he spend 17 years of his life in the united states. he was born in germany. he spent, if you believe them, a bartender, billiards maker, spy, sunk at sea and saved the whole crew. he fought on the front. niemeyer was a liar. and he was not a very likeable individual. the british, who have a great way of putting thing us call in everything from a cad to a low-bred roughan to the personification of hate to a cheat to a plausible rogue to a coward with all decree at tributes of

it's considered president barak obama's signature policy achievement. was signed into law march 23rd, 2010. and the goal is to make health care affordable in the united states by lowering costs, expanding coverage, and improving the quality of care. that's what they said the goal was. president obama campaigned on reforming the health care industry and celebrated when the bill was signed. >> today after almost a century of trying, today after over a year of debate, today after all the votes have been tallied. health insurance reform becomes law in the united states of america. [ applause ] >> now obamacare reduced the number of uninsured in the u.s. in 2013, the year before obamacare came into full effect, there were 42 million people without insurance. down to 29 million in 2015. from the onset, republicans packwooded the law and -- opposed the law and made several attempts to repeal it. repealing obamacare was one of candidate trump's key campaign promises. republicans just couldn't muster enough votes in congress, however, to fulfill that promise to

right, that we saw a massive increase in the militia groups and far right groups after the election of barak obama. but these violence attacks like we saw in pittsburgh and kentucky and like we saw even here at cnn with the bombs being mailed in just a few weeks ago that the way that our political rhetoric has coarsened has only emboldened these types of people and that statements like the president's where he says there are very fine people on both sides of charlottesville, what the experts believe is that those types of statements certainly don't discourage far right-wing violence or nazi violence or anti-semitic violence, that perhaps they encourage that type of violence. >> wes lowery. always appreciate your time and your thoughts. thank you very much. >> of course. thanks for having me, don. >> "time" magazine announcing its person of the year in just hours. two people on the short list, president trump and robert mueller. who's going to get the top spot? my name is jeff sheldon, and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders com

. >> tambiÉn sobre se relaciÓn con su esposo barak obama, michelle confiesa que tuvieron que recurriro de la mujer. >> importante quererse uno mismo antes de comenzar una nueva relaciÓn, ademÁs dijo que estaba optimista sobre el futuro del paÍs, asi lo dijo . >> si estÁ para leerlo. >> lo pedÍ en un intercambio de navidad es interesante una mujer que viene de orÍgenes muy humildes que ha llegado adonde estÁ y se ha convertido en un ejemplo para muchas personas. >> gracias sandarti. >> vamos a una pausa, pero el dulce sabor tradicional que tenemos les va a encantar, delante james. >> gracias querido hÉctor, y hoy nuestra cocina sabe a puerto rico porque les vamos a mostrar esta maravillosa y deliciosa gastronomÍa que nos trae muy buenos recuerdos de la navidad, hoy comemos puertorriqueÑo aquÍ en la casa, asÍ que usted no se lo puede perder en "un nuevo dÍa" si seÑor. >> en "un nuevo dÍa" a bailar y volvernos loco con este nuevo sencillo de "ella me besÓ " con nuestro querido elvis crespo (aplausos) ♪ y a bailar papÁ! (aplausos) (aplausos) ♪ ♪ acqua di giò. absolu. la nueva sensualidad.

break care out of vertical hospital integration that you talked about so eloquent dashes eloquently, barak. so, tom? >> thank you. so, we have a presentation, too. >> yes. >> green button? okay. there we go, okay. good morning everybody and thank you for the opportunity. i think you will hear some very similar scenes from me that you heard from tony as well. but i wanted to spend a few minutes to talk to you about sort of the thesis of the transaction that we have just completed with aetna and how we are going to bring it to life and how we are going to bring it to the marketplace. because i think that access point, the need for care and local care is paramount. and we have a fundamental belief that the healthcare system can necessarily be evolved from outside the change has to come from within. and we are there now and we are changing what we know when using data to drive that change that's ultimately what we are going to be looking at. so if you look at the current system, obviously everyone knows the challenge. the current system is fragmented, it's complex it's episodic and obviously v

former presidents barak obama and bill clinton will also attend, as well as foreign dignitaries, includinga chance for the country to remember a man whose public service few can match. rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, washington. this is the scene at the washington national cathedral where that state funeral service will be held shortly. it is expected to last about1.5 hours, shortly. it is expected to last about 1.5 hours, with the former president's son, a former president of course himself, george w bush junior, will deliver a eulogy. president trump will also attend alongside democrats barack obama and bill clinton. all flags flying at half—mast in a day of national morning, including here at the capitol building. we will return to washington wants that service gets under way later on. you are watching afternoon live from bbc news. now, the wedding dress that's got people talking. this extrordianary veil is more than 70 feet long. it was worn by the bollywood superstar priyanka chopra to her western ceremony when she married us singer nickjonas over the weekend. the ralph lauren dress ha

booming terrorism industry has been struggling to recover since the uprising against president of barakand twenty eleven and the subsequent turmoil that followed it's also been damaged by a number of attacks directly targeting terrorists in july last year to german tourist was stabbed to death at the red sea resort of her god in october two thousand and fifteen a bomb claimed by a local affiliate of ice will kill two hundred twenty four people on board a passenger jet carrying russian terrorists over the sinai peninsula over the past two years most attacks in egypt have been on the country's christians with churches and buses targeted and more than one hundred people killed well for more on this we can now speak to us who is a visiting fellow at nottingham university center for conflict security and terrorism thanks very much for coming in to speak to us and so we were hearing there about the security situation in egypt which deteriorated particularly last year we saw a spike in attacks on civilians claiming hundreds of lives how would you describe the characteristics of today's attack

booming terrorism industry has been struggling to recover since the uprising against president of barakand twenty eleven and the subsequent tom while that followed it's also been damaged by a number of attacks directly targeting terrorists in july last year to german terrorist was stabbed to death at the red sea resort of her god in october two thousand and fifteen a bomb claimed by a local affiliate of ice will kill two hundred twenty four people on board a passenger jet carrying russian terrorists over the sinai peninsula over the past two years most attacks in egypt have been on the country's christians with churches and buses targeted and more than one hundred people killed well for more on this we can now speak to us who is a visiting fellow at nottingham university center for conflict security and terrorism thanks very much for coming in to speak to us and so we were hearing there about the security situation in egypt which deteriorated particularly last year we saw a spike in attacks on civilians claiming hundreds of lives how would you describe the characteristics of today's att