keep in mind also briana i have to agree with tom fuentes.e still don't know whether she's the one that got played in this scenario rather than she coming forward and saying she bowed out of it on her own accord. >> it's a very good point. what do you think we might be finding out at this press conference other than charges reiterated about joyce mitchell? >> i think at this point they're going to place the minimum charge against her just to hold her, to get her locked up. but this could be something that she wanted to initiate anyway. as miguel mentioned, if the community is riled up and blaming her, she might be in danger from more people than just these two killers. that's the other concern that she might have is that especially if they actually take hostages and kill somebody else and she's in the community and she was part of this, her life is in danger as well. >> tom, phil matt stay with us because we are standing by for this news conference on the arrest of joyce mitchell. the prison worker who was involved in the escape of these two

. >> reporter: briana scurry led america to the world cup title back in 1999, but a knee to the head five years ago ended her career and left her with debilitating depression and anxiety. >> it was a very dark time for me because days go by, weeks go by, months go by and i wasn't getting better. >> we don't really know what the clear short- and long-term risks are of concussion. >> reporter: neurologist james noble says concussion research remains woefully inadequate, especially for women. a big problem he says,ing is no two concussioning are alike. >> it really confound the whole matter of trying to identify concussion in an objective highly accurate way. >> reporter: who years ago when u.s. forward abbey wambach was hit in the head pie a kicked ball a referee actually waved off the team trainer who wanted to check her out. >> any sort of head, concussion issues it's a big deal. we want to make sure everybody leaves the game in as good condition as they came to it. >> reporter: briana scurry's concussion caused nerve damage which could only be repaired by a risky surgery. >> when yo

>> good evening, briana. at this hour a u.s. intelligence official tells cnn, and let me quote specifically "we are looking to confirm the death of nasser al wahashi," the leader of al qaeda in yemen. the most dangerous affiliate of al qaeda by u.s. intelligence estimates. the affiliate that has tried to put explosives on u.s. aircraft. they are said to be responsible for the 2009 attempted underwear bombing, the attempt to use printer cartridges on airplanes to hide bombs, a number of events that this affiliate has been behind. the fact that the u.s. intelligence community says tonight they are looking to verify his death, you can take away from that that there may well have been a u.s. strike against what they believe a location was where he was at. to be clear, that is not being confirmed by the united states. but at least two yemeni security over fishes are telling cnn they believe he is dead from a suspected u.s. drone strike. the u.s. not willing to go that far, not willing to say more than they are looking into these repo

>> reporter: hi briana. at this hour the u.s. government is not publicly confirming any details. they are not saying anything about the potential killing of nasr al wahashi, who the u.s. considers the most direct threat to the u.s. homeland to u.s. and i have jails. the u.s. not confirming any details. what we can tell you is use yemeni security officials and a number of postings on social media sites that do reliably track information in yemen, are saying that whatahashi has been killed. again, the u.s. is not confirming that. if proved to be true it would be a significant blow but perhaps not a deathblow, because the master bomb maker, still by all accounts alive, still very experienced, very determined to attack the united states. but let's circle back for a minute about what we have seen in the last few days and over the last couple weeks. if it proves to be true that the head of al qaeda in yemen, a man who knew osama bin laden directly now the number two in all of al qaeda, if he is dead this is the third significant blow to terrorism in the last several weeks. we have waha

. _ historia de briana.ios para contar. jackie: abre una ventana estas fotografÍas. >> es una mociÓn grande porque... el canal 41 siempre ha sido de la comunidad san antonio. jackie: andrÉs ricardo comenzÓ a trabajar en la primer estaciÓn del espaÑol de estados unidos. anddres medirÁn frente a la cÁmara porque venÍa un frente comercial e iba aparecer en vivo. jackie: habÍan programas, que condujo marta tijerina. marta: si no fuera por univisiÓn hoy en dÍa... y la televisiÓn que estuvo hace muchos aÑos yo pienso que tenemos como pueblo fantasma, sin tener la participaciÓn en las decisiones polÍticas en nuestra religiÓn y en todo. >> el legado comenzÓ en san antonio texas con raÚl cortÉs. en ese entonces don raÚl tenÍa una emisora de radio que emite en espaÑol. raÚl: fue porque mi ser un tipo muy atrevido. _ mi suegro era. >> las siglas cambiaron a kwex 41. en 1961 raÚl cortÉs vendiÓ la estaciÓn a un grupo de inversionistas... a dueÑos de lo que conocemos como televisa. cuando sucede nace el consorcio syn. >>

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joining us world cup champ goalkeeper briana scurry. your prediction for the match tonight?1, usa. >> all right. i like you putting the usa winning the tournament. played out on turf. turf is really hard on the body and the set-up here the team playing 423 minutes without giving up a goal. so that would say that our team strength moved from offense to defense. do you agree with that? >> i absolutely do. i think the usa back line has been as locked down as any back line i have ever seen. they have been virtually flawless back there. whether another team gets an opportunity or not, the back line is finding the opportunity and dealing with it effectively. hope had barely any saves this tournament. the become line is as good as any i've seen. >> the back line and not the goalkeeper? >> they've done well keeping the ball away from her for the most part and when the ball gets through, hope has done her job, absolutely. >> germany, the pent kick pow earlhouse as people refer to them. the defensive strength enough to break their offense? >> i feel it might be. i really do. if german

briana the presidential candidates are weighing in now.m jeb bush lindsey graham marco rubio, john kasich rick perry and scott walker have issued statements of support after nikki haley's call to leave statehouse grounds. her move gave cover to candidate and would-be republican candidates who were clearly worried about losing support from a key part of their base, white conservative voters. with a political debate raging over the confederate flag in front of south carolina's statehouse republican governor nicki hailey looked to easye tensions. >> today, we are here in a moment of o unity in our state without ill will to say, it's time to move the flag from the capital grounds. >> reporter: flanked by democrats and republicans, hailey tried to unify her state as the controversy tried to tear it apart. >> the man locked up said he hoped his actions would start a race war. we have an opportunity to show that not only was he wrong, but that just the opposite is happening. >> reporter: several gop presidential hopefuls praised hailey's move whi

thank you to briana curry. swin and raul will be back next hour .e that made history. american pharoah winner of the kentucky derby and the preakness, completed the ult ultimate sports trifecta at the belmont stakes. american pharoah became the first triple down winner since 1978. >> the 37-year wait the over. american pharoah is finally the one. american pharoah has won the triple crown! [ cheers and applause ] >> all the feeling. only the 12th triple crown winner in horse racing history. for his owner he's earned more than $4.5 million. he could soon earn more. after winning the triple crown american pharoah could be worth $100 million, largely because of stud fees. oh america. still to come this morning, the master chef contestant breaking barriers but first the no button and why we have one, how we use it and who needs it most? ortho home defense gives you year long control of all these household bugs - roaches, ants, and spiders. spectracide gives you year long control... of just roaches. their label says so. got more than roaches moving in? ge

karla: y comenzamos con una muÑeca briana pÉrez, de repÚblica dominicana, cumple un aÑo. disfrutar, chacha, vamos al curso de verano. satcha: me encanta la iniciativa, y mi querido alan, tus hijos y tu papÁ bailan mejor que tÚ, que te den lecciones. vamos a hablar de otra cosa esa maÑana, univsiÓn lanzó "reto 28", un plan que ayuda mejorar su estilo de vida, perder ejercicio y bajar de peso, y para hablarnos de quiÉnes han asumido el reto y cuÁles han sido los resultados, nos acompaÑa esta maÑana el doctor juan rivera, quÉ gusto que esté aquÍ. juan: muchas gracias, satcha. satcha: con el noticiÓn de que son miles los que se han inscrito. juan:son mÁs de 300.000 personas, y ya vamos por 6 millones de visitas de la pÁgina, nos dice que la comunidad necesitaba el servicio y estamos contentos de que lo estÉn recibiendo. satcha: vamos a hablar de quienes se han inscrito, cuÁl es el perfil, digamos de la persona que se ha unido al reto 28, o que es de todo tipo. juan: son 300.000 personas me ha costado un poco de trabajo ver la data, tenemos un 64% de personas que son mujeres,

briana, the goalie should heading be banned? smell a lawyer. >> concussion. >> and brian kilmeade is going to be here on business guys like donald trump as president. and he's super rich and guess what, he wants a $16 an hour minimum wage. this is interesting, 9:00 this morning. back from vacation ashley webster and deirdre is here and she loves elon musk. >> and elon musk and pr girl you said it stuart. stuart: hold on a second. i've got to chalk this up to a win on the al qaeda front. they say its leader has been killed in a u.s. drone strike in yemen. kurdish syria forces backed by u.s. air strikes took an isis strong held on the border the isis militants did not appear to put up newmuch resistent. the pope says humans are the blame for climate change. this was leaked. ashley: it may not be the final version beau basically blasting climate deniers, and stuart-- >> i'm not a denier. >> you are a skeptic. >> stuart you're in trouble with the pope. ashley: he uses sinful overconsumption, unrestrained free markets, unending relia

william: briana que desde repÚblica dominicana cumple un aÑo.es, finalmente se aparta a un costado de la carretera y espera a los agentes acostado boca abajo en el piso con los brazos abiertos, ahÍ lo ven. en su lucha contra la llamada bacteria carnÍvora una madre hispana perdiÓ los pies y su mano derecha, en un hospital de atlanta mÉdicos trabajan arduamente para salvar el resto de sus extremidades, silvia martÍnez de 34 aÑos, tiene dos hijos pequeÑos y ha estado casado durante 13 aÑos, su familia no pierde las esperanzas de volver a tenerla en casa. sÓlo en la florida, al menos ocho personas se han infectado con esta peligrosa bacteria. francia vuelve a ser blanco de un blanco terrorista, esa maÑana, al menos un hombre atacÓ una planta procesadora de gas y colocÓ textos escritos en Árabe, lo mismo que la foto de la cabeza ensangrentada, el presidente françois hollande dijo que una persona muriÓ y otras dos resultaron heridas en el ataque que comenzÓ cuando un automÓvil impactó el botÓn principal de la instalaciÓn y luego se estrellÓ contra con

>> briana, de ocho aÑos, princesa, te mandamos un besote.orque sino sigo como hilo de media, vÁmonos, satcha. satcha: y yo no te las digo porque me puedo meter en un lÍo tambiÉn, mi querido alan, vamos a las noticias y con lo siguiente, captado en cÁmara quedÓ el momento exacto que una bomba detonÓ en un parlamento. (gritos) satcha: la cÁmara baja de afganistÁn temblor de terror luego de que un atacante suicida estallÓ un explosivo por parte de los talibanes legisladores quienes se encontraban en dice que cuando fue ingresar al hospital, sÓlo le daban 20% de posibilidades de sobrevivir, los mÉdicos no saben cÓmo pudo haberse contagiado, pero creen que pudo haber tenido una herida abierta en la pierna, ha experimentado mejorÍa pero deberÁ recibir varios insertos en la piel. casi la mitad de los migrantes deportados a mÉxico desde estados unidos se quedan en tijuana, y buena parte de ellos no cuentan con recursos para integrarse la sociedad, sin embargo, uno de los repatriados encontrÓ un camino, para rehacer su vida y para ayudar a quienes at

. >> core anna and briana known as coco and breezy are inacceptable. >> our connection, i would say,er's sentences, these two ladies live together, work together, and spend all their time together. but now at 24, these two are making an effort to find out who they are as individuals. >> i dream to take myself to the movies without cocoa, without a friend, without a date. people do that every day. >> i would say i'm trying to find our individual self. it's very difficult. but in this past year, we have really been actually taking time out and working on it. >> we're kind of like find your own path. you can teach each other things. and, like, even grow as a stronger unit. >> back in massachusetts, sara and rich are helping their girls understand the same lessons, that their special bond can withstand separate interests. >> letting them be their own person and not trying to compare them to each other. just because one is doing one thing doesn't mean that the other two have to do the same thing. >> we have an amazing response to the series. viewers sharing what they do to help their kids