camilla from swanson middle school. where is camilla? i went to say something about coming up. youice sotomayor: what is do to yourself? you did? a bad break? sprain? yeah, it is going to take a long time. i know from experience. [laughter] ever since i got to washington, i have been nothing but accident-prone. maybe it is something in the air here, i don't know. [laughter] eva: so camilla and her family ,ecently moved here to virginia with her parents from puerto rico after the devastation from hurricane irma-maria. many puerto ricans have come here because of the devastation on the islands. camilla? is eva: let's ask her a question. >> i'm 12. challengehe biggest you face to getting to be a supreme court justice? justice sotomayor: that is a good question. you know the biggest challenge we all face in life, not to be afraid. that is our biggest challenge. because fear is usually what keeps us from doing things. and that includes being a supreme court justice. during the process i told you that people said i wasn't smart enough, and they said some other not nice things about m

it's charles and camilla arriving at a classic car rally in havana in 1953 mg td.jority are american but some are british. models from the 19505 or but some are briti5h. models from the 19505 or earlier i kept on the road because the american trade embargoes has made the import of new ca r5 embargoes has made the import of new cars very difficult. charles and camilla met the crowds, curious at the sight of members of the royal family and from one spectator, another of cu ba's specialities, family and from one spectator, another of cuba's specialities, a cigar, handled rather gingerly by charles who is strongly anti—smoking but accepted nonetheless. then to a recording studio and is something that always takes camilla's than c, a bit of skilful footwork, all very cuban. but a bit of skilful footwork, all very cu ban. but with a bit of skilful footwork, all very cuban. but with the couple at the corner table be tempted to have a 12? not on this occasion. and finally, a destination that is more on charles‘s street, an organic farm and a discussion about livestock husb

it's charles and camilla, arriving at a classic car rally in havana in a 1953 mg td.st majority are american, but some are british, models from the 19505 or earlier, kept on the road because the american trade embargo has made the import of new cars very difficult. charles and camilla met the crowds, curious at the sight of members of the royal family. and from one spectator, another of cuba's specialities — a cigar, handled rather gingerly by charles, who is strongly anti—smoking, but accepted nonetheless. then to a recording studio, and something that always takes camilla's fancy — a bit of skilful footwork. all very cuban, but would the couple at the corner table be tempted to have a twirl? not on this occasion. and finally, a destination that is more on charles's street, an organic farm, and a discussion about livestock husbandry, in this case cows. alongside all of that, of course, there is the question of whether this first royal visit to cuba has achieved anything tangible. it has been more symbolic than substantive, but that's the way royal visits are. britain

we found camilla, you are here. >> come up. [applause] >> he asked that question.o you have another question? i have a question for you. [laughter] >> okay. >> wait, sorry. picture. [laughter] >> i'm just photo bombing all of these photos, i'm sorry. >> what do you want kids to know about your book? >> oh, what do i want you to learn from the book? >> from the book. >> so many things. first i want to look at the pictures and find all the little things in the pictures that the artist drew. i showed you one of them, right, with my library card in it, so look at my hand, it's holding a key, you know what that's a key to? it's a key to your success in life, reading. it was my key, it can become your key now. now, you see the fob, the tinny little fob, you can barely see it -- [applause] >> the first one to look at the pictures and find those little things. there's a picture in here of puerto rico and there's a little house in it and there's two people sitting on a porch, one of them is ironing and the other one is standing up, that's my mother and my -- there's a lot o

charles and camilla visited a ballet school run by carlos acosta, formerly principal guest artist atal ballet in london. does he, a cuban, think his country is changing? i think so, consistently, for a long time, there's a sense of evolving, at a cuban pace. but we are getting there, definitely. there is more openness. cuba, a country moving with great care to balance old ways with new imperatives and find a new place in the world. nicholas witchell, bbc news, havana. weather patterns across the uk fairly static at the moment, may be a bit more sunshine breaking through compared with today. overall, it will start to feel a bit milder as well. through today, high pressure anchored towards the south—west, so here the satellite imagery clearest over the skies. more cloud today in northern ireland, scotland, northern england. here, a fair bit of cloud going through tonight as well. a few showers across northern scotland as well. clea rest of the showers across northern scotland as well. clearest of the skies to watch the south—west, remaining in place through the night. the odd mist or f

charles and camilla in cuba, meeting the president and taking in the culture.st sri lanka, winning by eight wickets in colombo to take an unbeatable 2—0 lead. football's governing body uefa has launched disciplinary proceedings against montenegro following racist behaviour directed at england players during last night's euro 2020 qualifier. england's 5—1victory was overshadowed by the abuse from the crowd — with danny rose, raheem sterling and callum hudson—odoi subjected to monkey chants. manager gareth southgate said the behaviour was totally unacceptable and that sanctions without education were worthless. our sports editor dan roan reports. it's raheem sterling! it's pfeiffer england. the fifth and final goal in another impressive england win. but raheem sterling wanted to make a point here, football under the microscope yet again for allegations of racism. it's a shame we are talking about this, to be honest. it's 2019 and i think the punishment should be whatever nation it is, i think it should be the whole stadium but no one can come and watch her. when

entristecida >> la cámara corporal grabó el momento el video muestra como ayudan a la gente a subir a la camillacondado en la florida llevó un arma de fuego a la escuela, el estudiante fue arrestado por la policía gracias a otro estudiante que alertó sobre el joven armado >> pero tampoco no dijo por qué la tenía y cómo llegó a tener esa pistola >> fueron notificados del arresto no tenía idea de como tuvo acceso a la pistola al sur de mississippi acusan a dos adolescente por asesinar a su madre las dos confesaron apuñalar a su madre al frente de la casa Érika tenía 32 años de edad cuando recibió múltiples puñaladas en el torso y la espalda además de un disparo de la cabeza, la seráse desconoce razones >> su familia dice vivir una pesadilla, nos cuenta que dicen pueden hacer para que no los separen >> la mañana del 25 de febrero vivió la peor pesadilla de su vida >> le doy de comer >> su esposo nunca llegó tras ser detenido por agentes de inmigración mientras salía al trabajo, horas después recibió una llamada de josé >> josé contreras fue deportado cuando vivía en chicago pero había regresado al

we already had camilla morris all involved in channel four channel eight and then there's the state channel number six which acts like much of the nicaraguan state in other words like a feudal system linked to the presidential family and then there is channel thirteen along with numerous radio stations this all means that in the nick of regular and context there are practically no t.v. outlets that produce an aggressive form of investigative journalism nothing that challenges the exercise. of power and. ironically they were and tomorrow we're once on the same side in the eighty's at the beginning of the revolution or take the lead it and tomorrow run its official mouthpiece the sandinista newspaper but we gotta barricade joffrey part of the role as i was part of the sun the nice to revolution it had its successes and failures in one thousand nine hundred eighty s. more went into crisis and two parts emerged one was a democratization of the left which i followed ortega continued to believe in a one party system which meant all for terri and control we're seeing the results of that now althou

but for the other last pogroms of the camilla we can do little but wait keep the faith and hope to spot a familiar face. this morning a website that did a bit out of asia and you can check us out facebook as well. as all for another year or for two babes a record breaking two hundred thirty million pilgrims talk of the holy day we leave you with some images from there was your next. i'm secure that volume or that's hard and in the end this for me you are not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you that. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers with lions and the what's your story. i'm a woman i was and women especially of victims of violence. take part and send us. your story you are trying always to understand this new culture. you are not even and yet you want to become city. into migrants your platform for reliable information. is there a breakthrough on the cards in u.s. china trade relations reports suggest a deal could soon be reached the news would certainly lift the mood of the upcoming national people's congress in beijing. controversially or in europe for all the r

it's charles and camilla, arriving at a classic car rally in havana in a 1953 mg td.embargo has made the import of new cars very difficult. charles and camilla met the crowds, curious at the sight of members of the royal family. and from one spectator, another of cuba's specialities — a cigar, handled rather gingerly by charles, who is strongly anti—smoking, but accepted nonetheless. then to a recording studio, and something that always takes camilla's fancy — a bit of skilful footwork. all very cuban, but would the couple at the corner table be tempted to have a twirl? not on this occasion. and finally, a destination that is more on charles‘s street, an organic farm, and a discussion about livestock husbandry, in this case cows. alongside all of that, of course, there is the question of whether this first royal visit to cuba has achieved anything tangible. it has been more symbolic than substantive, but that's the way royal visits are. britain, though, will be hoping that a more constructive relationship between london and havana will now emerge. the foundations have

that is critical, a major indicator of the long-term and camilla to consequences of this historic -- and cumulative consequences of this historic path of discrimination. her focus on house resolution 40, the necessity of passing a bill that would create a commission that would have the responsibility of outlining the long-term history of racial injustice and designing a program of reparations. prelude to that as a the reparations program that was inaugurated for japanese victims of mass incarceration in the united states during the course of world war ii, there was a commission formed. was called the commission on wartime relocation and japanese internment. that commission had the responsibility for sketching the families asjapanese well as designing an initial program of restitution. we need al fashion, similar commission to address the question of reparations for black americans. host: first call for you from dave on -- dave in los angeles. go ahead. caller: good morning. that this is a subject that is way long overdue . with the senator approaching the topic the way she did, i agr

camilla seymour brought a picture of her mother, one of the murdered oikos students.i dont want anyone to forget that day. (vicki) the california department of corrections says one goh died at the state prison in sacramento on march 20.he was fifty years old/no cause was released.the sacramento county coroner is conducting an autopsy (grant) boeing's been under fire after those deadly crashes involving 737 max 8 jets. the critical fix that boeing unveiled today... and the scrutiny it now faces. (vicki) plus-- one of the bay area's largest school districts needs help getting kids to school. details on the critical shortage of bus drivers. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. (vicki) happening now... a help wanted sign has gone up in the san jose unified school district. but in this case the need is not necessarily for teachers... but rather for qualified bus drivers. kron four rob fladeboe is live to tell us what's behind the shortage. rob? (rob is live) i am here at the san jose unified school district bus yard and a

camilla seymour brought a picture of her mother, one of the murdered oikos students.i dont want anyone to forget that day.the california department of corrections says one goh died at the state prison in sacramento on march 20.no cause was released.the sacramento county coroner is conducting an autopsy (ken) a program to reduce car break-ins in san francisco garages has so far been successful. newly installed technology... and new tactics... have been dramatically reducing incidents of crime. (catherine) kron 4's dan kerman is live at san francisco's civic center garage... he's got detailson what's being done..and why it's working so well... dan? = = = here in san francisco's civic center garage lights are brighter, there are license plate readers and high definition cameras that send video to a central hub... city officials say all of this has contributed to a 72% drop in vehicle breakins over the last 2 years in the 9 city garages that have been upgraded.sotsot authorities say these pay stations have played a big role in that because, now those staff members who used to collect parki

to trouville extent if also spent a lot of my life in activism camilla doesn't show up publicly but you know. terribly good at it with the greatest organizer i think that we can see quite clearly some very very serious defects flaws in our. culture. which are going to have to be corrected by operating outside of work that is commonly accepted i think we're going to have to find new ways of what is right. but the activists are people who have created the rights that we enjoy. in the area carrying out proceeds based on information that they're receiving but also contributing to the understanding remembers or separate process. you try to do things you learn you learn that with the world it's like that feeds back to the understanding of how to go on. there's huge opportunities it is a very free society still the freest world. government has fairly limited capacity to coerce corporate business may try to coerce but there are mechanisms. so there's a lot to be done if people organize struggle for the right system if done in the past and can win many victories. and. close friend for many years

. >>> ellos llegaron en camillas y caminando al hospital aún temblando de horror >>> sentí miedo porquepequeño niño estaban adentro. vi a uno que estaba dentro de la mezquita. otros hablaban de personas que estaban sangrando en el suelo y musulmanes que corrían aterrorizados por sus vidas . >>> este es uno de los días más oscuros de nueva zelanda dijo la primera ministra del país y describió esto como un acto terrorista . >>> el sospechoso, un australiano de 28 años que enfrenta cargos de asesinato, transmitió la masacre en vivo y presuntamente con un manifiesto donde planeó su ideología de extrema derecha y antiinmigrante, aunque aún las autoridades no han confirmado que sea suyo >>> es muy doloroso, hay gente inocente que perdieron sus vidas aquí sin ningún motivo, la verdad, motivos racistas >>> en un vídeo que fue retirado de medios sociales se ve al hombre recargando calmadamente su arma durante la masacre. >>> la policía recuperó varias armas de ambas mezquitas y encontró dos artefactos explosivos en dos vehículos. también arrestó a otras personas aunque no se sabe con seguridad s

camilla from swanson middle school. where is camilla? i want to say something about her. justice sotomayor: what did you do to yourself? you did? just a sprain? it's going to take a long time. [laughter] i know from experience. [laughter] ever since i got to washington, i have been nothing but accident-prone. maybe it is something in the air here, i don't know. [laughter] and her family recently moved here with her parents from puerto rico after the devastation from the hurricane maria. how many people understand the devastation and what happened? many puerto ricans have come because of the devastation on the island. ila, where is she? ok. let's ask her a question. what is your name? cruz. ok. you will tell her. >> ok. what was the biggest challenge you faced getting to be a supreme court justice? justice sotomayor: that is a good question. you know the biggest challenge we all face in life? not to be afraid. that is our biggest challenge. because fear is usually what keeps us from doing things. that included being a supreme court justice. during the process, i told you t

the island of doing an eighteen months and camilla caressing sex with a sixteen. your stay sane. son knows life lesson is right there to be a better person. yes i'm a mistakes but i don't think anyone can hold me to the standard of what i was seventeen years. old. i have the opportunity to speak to a penalty mother and his brother and one of the things he made clear to me that they're interested in is restoring the dignity of their son to name their son's name. in particular because he was not an armed robber. and so i want our community to know that he was neither homeless nor was he an armed robber. oh my understanding there's a team. i'm going to talk for he's. just fifteen and it was rough for you know single parenting you know working every day it was cool and mentally to do some stuff that i didn't know. my days that still have my nights it is good fifteen years right you know but brandon bought into the mental health his neck was broke his back was broken three places he laid in a diaper for three days begging for his life so. i'm still asked out of the way. her son was sh

we found camilla. you are here. >> come on, come. [applause] >> he asked that question. do we have another question? >> i have a question for you. >> i'm just photobombing all these photos, i'm sorry. >> what do you want the kids to know about your book lacks. >> what do i want you to learn about the book, from the book, from the book. so many things. first i want you to look at the pictures and find all the little things in the picture that the artist drew. i showed you one of them in the book with my library card. so look at my hand. it's holding a key. do you know what that's a key to it's the key to your success in life. it was my key. it could become yorkie now. you see the little frog? that little tiny frog, you can barely see that so tiny. and who in this room can make a sound because i can't. they are all over puerto rico and so that little frog is a symbol of my life. i'm walking up the steps of the supreme court and of course he is always with me. [applause] i first want you to look at the pictures and find all those little things. there is a picture in here of

. ♪ havana oh nah nah >> noah had a role in camilla cabello's "havana" music video.'s angels" reboot. and "e.t." has confirmed the 22-year-old calvin klein model is in talks to play "he-man" based on the popular '80s action figure. but noah told us he was originally eyeing another super hero. >> everyone's comparing you to mark ruffalo. you could be a young hulk in the prequel. >> i would be so happy to be a young hulk. i cannot even explain to you. it would be so dope. he was my favorite marvel hero and the fact that mark plays him is sick. >> by the way mark has been asked about the comparisons a lot. mark says he wished he looked like noah back then. >> they do look alike. i bet they work together some day. >>> speaking of gambling "e.t." is going all in. >>> next week on "e.t." -- >> hello we're in vegas. >> we're bringing the show to sin city. >> guys, i'm not afraid to have fun. >> taking you behind the scenes of all the big time act. >> the marie and "e.t." show. >> feeling the heat inside star kitchens. >> oh, for goodness sake. >> we're laying all our cards

saying that they say a color like this makes a face beautiful and i think one can confirm that with camillacoming back among the fish to. their flowers are even in demand with costume designers in hollywood do you really think that nice to see particularly interesting let's go. see. whether fantasy drama or james bond the flowers from their workshop set the tone. often this tire's find out only by chance which celebrities are decorating themselves with their flowers although the order books are full they have their eyes on retirement and they're hoping to pass their business on to a successor while it's still in full bloom. now with that we come to the end of the show don't forget to check out our website for this week's draw and the chance to win an exclusive your own max watch you can also follow us on facebook for me and the rest of the crew here as always thanks for watching or see you again next week. kickoff strikes. one sucker the sideline play monuments. and the police take center stage. from both sides of the divide. seems german football from very different perspectives. it's one

mostly wears a they say a color like this makes a vase beautiful and i think one can confirm that with camillacoming from the fish to. their flowers are even in demand with costume designers in hollywood do you really think so nice to see that it was interesting. to see. whether fantasy drama or james bond the flowers from their workshops at the town. often the stars find out only by chance which celebrities are decorating themselves with their flowers although the order books are full they have their eyes on retirement and they're hoping to pass their business on to a successor while it's still in full bloom. now with that we come to the end of the show don't forget to check out our website for this week's straw and the chance to win an exclusive euro max watch you can also follow us on facebook for me and the rest of the crew here as always thanks for watching or see you again next week. it's one of germany's most popular travel destination games books the city on the danube is experiencing at tourism. what attracts visitors to this unesco world heritage site our host nicole fertilisation lo

laurie and camilla morris all involved in channel four channel eight and then there's the state channel number six which acts like much of the nicaraguan state in other words like a feudal system linked to the presidential family and then there is channel thirteen along with numerous radio stations this all means that in the nick of regular and context they are practically no t.v. outlets that produce an aggressive form of investigative journalism nothing that challenges the exercise of power. ironically but they were and tomorrow will once on the same so. in the eighty's at the beginning of the revolution or take the lead it and tomorrow ran its official mouthpiece the sandinista newspaper body gala barricade joffrey part of the role as i was part of the sun the nice to revolution it had its successes and failures in one nine hundred ninety s. and the knees more went into crisis and two paths emerge one was a democratization of the left which i followed ortega continued to believe in a one party system which meant all for terri in control we're seeing the results of that now although i

prince charles and his wife camilla the duchess of cornwall are scheduled to arrive in cuba tomorrow,rk dedicated to princess diana. it will be the first visit by members of the british royal family to cuba. >>> scott reiss is here and basketball time, so he is an update on all the action happening across the nation. >> it's a busy and fun weekend. there's no local teams remaining in the men's ncaa tournament, but we have plenty going on the ladies i. stanford the two seed in the west with a tuneup game against uc davis. hill, russell william and the house! he's watching his sister anna whose bawling out and hitting a three from the corner. sanford upper 23 at the break, so there is that. third quarter, defense and offense. alana smith feisty! gets the steel, pushed ahead, 2/21 point. cardinal roles. they will face byu on monday. >>> lindsay gottlieb and celtic in north carolina. final seconds of the third quarter. caldwell had tojaelyn brown, and the running three to beat the buzzer. why not? don't think she would cut bank but still counts. fourth quarter, caldwell to christine need

enabling charles and camilla to appreciate cuba for themselves, the british government is offering whatped will be an encouraging sign that you can bank wants to -- that britain will engage more with cuba. rritate donald trump. well, thatttitude, is just too bad. laura: in southeastern africa, the red cross is warning of he ticking bombit comes to the spread of disease after cyclone idai. officials say more than 750 people across mozambique, zimbwe, and malawi are dead. aid workers and medical staff struggle to help survivors. is in a citydent devastated by the storm and has this report. reporter: as mozambique ntcoinues tok picup the pieces after the most devastating tropical cyclone to hit the southerne, hemis much-needed aid is finally arriving. busy.rport unusually international aid cargo planes offloaded tons of medical supplies, shelter kits, and food. nothis operation i longer about rescuing people. it is now about getting aid to those who need it the most. it has been more than a week the devastating tropical cyclone aid, and eight is finally-- is finally catching up. it is a ra

i think this is going to give encouragement to people like elizabeth warren and bernie sander and camilla harris to talk about increasing taxes on corporates, on wealthy individuals. it's going to really -- think people will see this issue of inequality in a different w s. this ih an easy to understand issue. >> itffects so many people, too. >> so offensive. in to, you know, everyone. you have to t too, is thisre ly about the kids sore thor is s about the parents? do they have to the yale sticker on the car? do they have to say where their kids go to school? a lot of the kids didn't know this was on there. >> they better ho they didn't know. >> well, yeah. what does it say about us as a society, right? in terms of the inequities that exist out there. this is something as you pointen out the p have money to pay, it further perpetuates the inequities. do we go about resolving. there are $100 mill donation from tech ceos and the universities are turning them down on that. i think the billions airs that can buy a buading, i to buy a coach. so for a $500,000, i can get my kid in ucl -- or ucla

charles and camilla billeted a ballet school run by carlos acosta, formerly principal artist at the royalntry is changing? i consistently prolonged time, this sense of evolving at a cuban pace but we get in there, we get in there, there is definitely more openness. cuba, a country moving with great care to balance old ways with new imperatives and find a new place in the world. stay with me on bbc news, i'll be back with the business briefing in just a few moments. i want to read out a few comments from you. your stories about travel diversions or mistakes. quite an interesting conversation. kate hall's watches us. she says she had to stop listening to audiobooks in the car because she get drawn in the story, go sailing past the exit on the motorway and have to take a lengthy diversion to go back and actually try and attend my appointments on time. what a lovely reason to get a little bit lost. thanks your comments and see you soon. hello there. if you like your spring weather dry, well, i think you will find plenty to like about this weather forecast. because for most of us very little r

but the green new deal is sensually is the nationalization of the entire economy and if you look at camilla harris and other people like that with health care for all they're talking about outlawing private outlawing private insurance i mean that's why we're making this program here because words do have meaning and i tell everyone that i have a conversation on this topic is that i've lived in eastern europe communist eastern europe for many years in the one nine hundred eighty s. so i got a firsthand taste of what it's like and there weren't any cappuccinos and there weren't any birkenstocks ok they were actually very poor places that were or more or less stagnant ok no dinosaurs i mean this is what really bothers me capitalism is a lot of problems but it i would call that the financial ization of capitalism and that's a different issue go ahead steve. now i was going to say you know i don't think the people who are now with all due respect to our to adore the gas and he's right but i don't think the people who are involved in this now who are embracing socialism now and this free stuff ar

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in sending camilla and charles to appreciate keeper for themselves the british government is offeringging sign that the uk wants to engage more fully with cuba. it will irritate the white house of donald trump but the attitude for britain isjust, donald trump but the attitude for britain is just, that donald trump but the attitude for britain isjust, that isjust donald trump but the attitude for britain is just, that is just too bad. our top story this evening... theresa may says there won't be another vote on her brexit deal, because it doesn't have enough support. but she hopes to hold a third meaningful vote by friday. and still to come... apple tries to take a bite out of netflix and amazon prime as it launches its own subscription film and tv service. coming up on sportsday on bbc news... boxed off, casey holds on to win on the pga tour as he prepares for next month's masters. almost a thousand people got measles in the uk last year, the highly infectious viral illness that can sometimes lead to serious health complications. many of them were children. meanwhile, the number of pa

camilla seymour brought a picture of her mother, one of the murdered oikos students.i dont want anyone to forget that day.the california department of corrections says one goh died at the state prison in sacramento on march 20.no cause was released.the sacramento county coroner is conducting an autopsy (catherine) a fairmont family is considering legal action against their school district and the students they accuse of making a racist threat. edward russell junior posted this video on his facebook. he says there was a swastika spray-painted at vanden high school earlier this month and his 17-year-old son was named in the graffiti. the sign has been mostly cleaned up - but if you look carefully, you can make it out. he says -- he was disappointed to learn the students responsible were not expelled...and that the school did ánotá treat the case as a hate crime. "we wanted those criminals removed from the school, because they still had access to our son. they said they could not do that. they were suspended for five days for vandalism."(catherine) the n-double-a-c-p is now involved. the

charles and camilla visited a ballet school run by carlos acosta, formerly principal artist at the royala cuban, think his country is changing? i can see for a long time, this sense of evolving at a cuban pace but we're getting there, we're getting there, there is definitely more openness. cuba, a country moving with great care to balance old ways with new imperatives and find a new place in the world. nicholas witchell, bbc news, havana. the pentagon has authorised a billion dollars to be used for building a wall on the us—mexico border. the funds are the first under the state of emergency declared by president trump to bypass congress. democrats have objected. the money will be used to put up around 50 miles of fencing. technology giant, apple has revealed it is to launch a credit card in the us later this year. it comes as part of a series of major announcements regarding the company's future, which include launching a tv streaming service, to compete with netflix and amazon prime video, a new gaming portal and enhanced news app. more than 1.8 million potholes were repaired in england

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. >>> prince charles and camilla making history with their first visit to cuba.oric trip is the first ever trip to the communist island which is angering some lawmakers here in the united states. cnn's max foster is live in havana with the latest on this. this was clearly a choice, max. >> human rights, cuban support in venezuela. highly sensitive issues in parts of washington. there is more talk now about increasing sanctions on this island. meanwhile, key u.s. ally the uk is opening up to cuba in the most high profile way it knows. >> bring a senior royal couple to havana, show them around the narrow streets. add tourists, a ton of media and you quickly end up with this. the british royal family aren't particularly well known here in cuba. you wouldn't know it from the amount of media that's shown up in the streets. much of it controlled by the government. >> the regime keen for media to show it has powerful friends in the west who are keen to visit the country's historic areas. the couple were guided by a senior member of the communist party. >> what does it m

it‘s charles and camilla, arriving at a classic car rally in havana in a 1953 mg td.s fancy — a bit of skilful footwork. all very cuban, but would the couple at the corner table be tempted to have a twirl? not on this occasion. and finally, a destination that is more on charles‘s street, an organic farm, and a discussion about livestock husbandry, in this case cows. alongside all of that, of course, there is the question of whether this first royal visit to cuba has achieved anything tangible. it has been more symbolic than substantive, but that‘s the way royal visits are. britain, though, will be hoping that a more constructive relationship between london and havana will now emerge. the foundations have been laid. growth in the relationship is expected. nicholas witchell, bbc news, havana. america hopes to take another ‘giant leap‘ by putting astronauts back on the moon — within five years. the us is speeding up its efforts to compete with china in a new space race. the announcement comes after nasa had to cancel its first ever all—female spacewalk because they didn‘

. >>> and camilla harris in south carolina also addressing how she feels about president trump. >> the last two years we've been watching that tv and throwing things at it. going through individual and group therapy. well, let's get beyond that. it will not only be about defeating this guy who is currently in the white house. it will be about fighting for the vision of who we are and can be. >> all right. let's first go to the white house and nbc's mike vacara. good morning. we heard the president talk about michael cohen and request for a pardon through his lawyers. but his most stunning claim was issued where else? twitter. >> you took the words out of my mouth. i mean, we saw the public forum that big hearing before the house oversight committee. republicans and democrats going at it. michael cohen throwing accusations at the president calling him a liar and cheat. then behind closed doors for two days before the house intelligence committee. but where else? what other forum would the spat continue and carry and spill over into but twitter? the president with a tweet yesterday, it r

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