angie: carmen recibió un indulto presidencial. carmen: había mejores judiciales.madre está en peligro, y casi un 80% si el embarazo no es viable médicamente. morena: yo creo que le cambio de esta ley es importante para que se integre a unas políticas de salud sexual y reproductiva más integral. angie: y según teodora, para llamar la atención de la opinión pública y lograr que las casi 30 mujeres condenadas puedan salir de la cárcel. teodora: no lo hago por obligación, sino lo hago porque las amo, porque yo sé que así como se cometió un error conmigo, también se ha cometido con ellas. angie: dos mujeres unidas para siempre por una causa. carmen: cuando ella crezca le voy a contar lo que-- o sea, lo que yo viví, lo que me pasó, mi historia. angie: ¿por qué es importante que tu hija sepa lo que mujeres como tú pasan? carmen: porque se puede repetir también en ella, ¿verdad? patricia: de acuerdo a cifras gubernamentales, entre el 2005 y el 2008, hubo en el salvador casi 20 mil abortos y 11% de estos terminaron en la muerte de la madre. este año, la asamblea legislativ

carmen: octubre 10 2012. entre nogales, arizona y nogales, sonora. por la noche todo cambiaría. cuando las autoridades llegaron, encontraron el cuerpo ensangrentado de un joven de 16 años. del otro lado del cerco, la mano agresora. isidro: y los de la policía federal discutiendo con los de la border patrol porque le habían hecho los disparos y todo. carmen: isidro alvarado es guardia de seguridad en nogales, méxico y pasaba por ahí esa noche. Él fue quien llamó al número de emergencia. isidro: parece que es un agente de la patrulla fronteriza. >> ¿el que está haciendo disparos? isidro: sí. carmen: a la mañana siguiente, cuando el incidente apareció en los diarios, le comunicaron a taide elena, quien vive en estas casas móviles al norte de la frontera. taide: "mataron a toñito". "¿que qué?" le dije. "¿a toñito? ¿a mi toñito" le dije yo. carmen: mientras que taide, abuela de josé antonio, pensaba qué hacer, investigadores de ambos lados de la frontera recogían evidencias, tomaban testimonios, recreaban la escen

.♪ carmen: el cazarrecompensas mostraba orgulloso una misiÓn cumplida.documentado que segÚn Él, planeaba no presentarse a la corte. habla ennglÉs] >> ante la sÚplica del detenido de que no lo entregaran, el cazarrecompensas lo insultan. carmen: pronto se supo que ni el detenido en el documentado ni lo estaban integrÁndola autoridad, porque entonces exhÍbelo como tal? >> su gente que lo sigue y que lo escuchara, ellos estÁn má involucrados con hostigar a la gente documentada. carmen: resulta que el cazarrecompensas es parte del grupo de antiinmigrantes . en sus redesridiculiza a los migrantes y en actos pÚblicos a favor de trump del muro y en contra de la sesuda de santuario llega. >> vino otra vez a tratar de patearme con estaba en el piso, cuando me estaba tratando de parar, tenia su cÁmara de tame y me golpeÓ en la cabeza. carmen: al activista comunitario rafael bautista le preocupa que a pesar, las autoridades no actÚan, según explica. >> puede poner esto para que vean cuanta publicidad habÍa. habÍan carros de policía. y allÍ la policía ya hasta que t

carmen: hoy adolfo, el hijo al que no veía hace 25 años, está abatido. san miguel los lotes. emma: para cuidar a mi padre. carmen: hoy quizá sigan con la misma idea, pero será para ayudar a los que sobrevivieron a ponerse nuevamente de pie. teresa: indiscutiblemente, esta semana hemos palpado aquí el dolor de muchas pérdidas humanas y materiales, y el temor a la furia de un volcán impredecible y activo. aunque hay otro miedo, el miedo de que una vez pase la emergencia, el mundo se olvide de guatemala y su gente, y no los acompañe en la reconstrucción. ojalá que no sea así. es así como llegamos al final de esta edición especial desde guatemala. en nombre de todo el equipo que hizo posible este programa, muchas gracias y tengan dos muy buenas noches. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ juan:bienvenido nuevamente a doctor juan. la semana pasada es la diseÑadora, el chef y la hermana menor se suicidaron.

carmen: i am not scared. there are two types of fear, one that paralyzes you and one that gives you strength. clive: her painful calculation,h at the security of every child means she must make a stand. carmen: what worries me is that growing up without a father, my children will try to fill the void by taking the wrong path.d my husband wane best for his children. liat they grew up free of the problems we are alng with. clive: clive myrie, bbc news, in southern mexico. laura: the deadlprice of democracy in mexico. multiple people have been shot at the newspaper headquarters of gazette" in annapolis. northacross tour america reporter nada tawfik, wh annapolis with the latest. what more can you tell us about what happened and how the authorities responded tonight? nada: well, laura, we are hearing more about t terrifying moments from reporters inside. e reporter for the daily crime reporter from the daily newspaper described how it was like a war zone. he said nothiyi is more terr than when the gun man shot mu

. >> carmen was one of my very first friend whitds moved her. she had this quirkiness that was the key aspect of her personality. carmen, i was positive she was going to enact change in the world. she wanted to find a cure for als. unfortunately, she doesn't have that opportunity anymore. >> reporter: propelled by the loss, ariana headed to the state capitol. 100 parkland students hoping to pressure lawmakers into action. >> yes, ma'am? >> me reprimand driving under the influence. medication for mental illness, drugs. if the mentally ill can't driving under the influence, why should they have a gun in their possession? >> that's a very good analogy and that's something informing our judgment as we move forward. >> reporter: that same day at the white house, a father who lost his youngest child, andrew pollock. >> i'm not a public speaker. but you get a rage that just comes over you. >> my daughter has no voice. she was murdered last week. she was taken from us. shot nine times on the third floor. all the school shootings, it doesn't make sense.

>> carmen: oh, hell, yeah.around. who's using heroin now? i mean -- >> carmen: kids. >> anthony: kids. >> carmen: kids. >> anthony: today's heroin epidemic is different than the one that raged through america in the 1970s in a few significant ways. back then, heroin was mostly seen as a poor people problem, somebody else's problem. sort of thing that musicians and criminals got into. marginal people, far from the white main streets of mayberry, usa. what those people did to themselves, well, it was unfortunate, but not our problem. until somebody broke into your house. today, it's absolutely the reverse. the new addicts are almost entirely white, middle class, and from towns and areas like this. how do you think you make it better? >> carmen: you don't. >> anthony: whoa. you don't? >> carmen: no, there's going to be more robberies, there's going to be more killings. take one person off the street here, two more come in. >> anthony: at peak how many customers do you have? >> carmen: probably all of greenfield. >

paga de a u alquiler 1800 dolares mensuales >> pero al menos carmen tiene su espacio >> 10 11 12 >>inco hab a habitacione vi9ven ven 12 perso en el ativive joana y su hija >> nunca pense en vivir con una casa con mas piersonas >> por ese espacio joana y su a marido pagan 1500 pesos mensu e mensuales dicen kla temporada l alal altas temperaturasaal alta es buena los halton es necesitan de la mano de obrad d inmigrantes el problema es que m muchos millonraiarios no los e quieren cerca >> piensa que van a a bajar e a valor de sus casas vayase donde usted debe estar p >> para esta problematica les este estan construyendo un complejo de departamentos de bajo costo la realidad es que los inm inmigrantes indocumentados no a califidenfmÑando con mudarse a u uno de 30 departamentos mientras carmen sigue buscando alterna v alternativas >> vgoy aunque no tienen donder dignamente estos inmigrantes no se rinden , desde new york new york >> regresar en new york en c cc california transforman puestos de comida en escuelas espaÑol le contamos lo que hace de este n e nuevo set de new york unnoticieo

carmen visits her husbands grave a week. attending the memorial prompts a nagging question.t their children? translation: when he was a kid, his father died young, and he always told me it was hard not to have a father figure. and now, i see the story repeating itself with my children. it's hard, it's very hard. but here i am. her tears symbolise a land tortured by so many untimely deaths. lives cut short by violence. in the first five months of this year, more than 13,500 people have been murdered across mexico. and no—one seems to know how best to beat the criminal gangs that are fighting turf wars and killing at will. the candidates in the all—important race for the presidency have a few ideas. carmen will be a victim no longer. she is taking her husband's place. she is running for mayor. translation: i'm tired of insecurity, and i know you are too. enough. to our communities, we are going to bring back peace and tranquillity. here i am. i am standing for my husband's dreams. my husband wanted a safe and peaceful town. and that is why, as a woman and as a wife, i want to

[applause] that we will introduce you to first time author ten carmen segarra the book is called noncompliant. give us a brief synopsis of your career. >> i am a lawyer by training. i started off working at law firms. then i went into banking. at the time coming up as a young lawyer so i started to work in the bank and then the crisis hit and at that point in my career it was time to do a shift as you're getting older and as a senior the opportunity came up to work at the federal reserve bank of new york. >> what type of four did you do at the fed? >> as senior bank examiner. a fancy to save my job was to go into any bank to check to see if they are complying with the law laws. >> how complex are the banking laws that bank of america or goldman sachs? >> come monday -- incredibly complex thousands and thousands of regulations already in the books. i focused on international areas. so add the 50 states and all those additional as well. it is incredibly complex that it takes many years to understand what is going on. >>host: as a compliance officer with the federal reserve you were a government

carmen will be a victim no longer. she's taking her husband ‘s place.or mayor. translation: and tired of insecurity andi translation: and tired of insecurity and i know you are too. enough. to oui’ and i know you are too. enough. to our communities we are going to bring back peace and tranquillity. here i am. i am standing for my husband ‘s dreams. my my husband wanted a safe and peaceful town. and that is why as a woman and as a wife i want to finish what he started. carmen is now at risk of assassination herself but she is adamant her husband would have wa nted she is adamant her husband would have wanted her to run. translation: i'm not scared. there are two types of fear, the one that paralyse you and the one that gives you strength. her painful calculation, that the security of every child means she must make a stand. translation: security of every child means she must make a stand. translationzlj husband wanted the best for his children. that they grow up free of the problems we are living with. clive myrie, bbc news, southern mexico. clive myrie

el equipo de de carmen contra el equipo de fabiÁn y jorge bernal, (felicita) mi consejo es: de carmen todos. >> van 16 segundos . >> ¿ quÉ?. >> estadio. campo de juego. cancha. >> eso, muy bien, acierto, cambio de equipo. >> (risas). >> viene ahora fabiÁn con jorge. >> vamos a ver. >> fabiÁn. >> no estÁ mirando. >> 30 segundos, corre tiempo. >> himno nacional. cantando. la bandera. >> (aplausos). >> bandera, muy bien, acierto. >> venga, venga. >> al revÉs, ahora tÚ vas a leer. >> no puede ser. >> vamos a ver, la siguiente es esa palabra, corre tiempo. >> (risas). >> foul. >> falta, falta. muy bien. >> van dos a uno, cambio de equipo. >> vamos a ver la siguiente palabra. >> lo que practicamos. >> corre tiempo. >> hincha. >> (aplausos). >> dos a dos. >> la siguiente palabra ahÍ viene, es esta. >> corre tiempo. >> tiro de esquina. >> eso!. >> wow!. >> tres a dos. >> siguiente palabra. >> no puedes voltear, jorge. >> por suerte no la viste. siguiente palabra. >> corre tiempo. >> tarjeta roja! >> eso. >> falta en la cancha adamaris gritÓ una palabra, guardar silencio por favor, tres a tres

owner eddie was former policy said it ceo carmen president and ceo carmen policy said it was former owners with clark until the end.. who broke the (sot:policy) policy>"eddie debartolo called me about 10 minutes after four, our time, california time, and he says, 'dwight's gone'. and eddie was there with him, all day. he was there when he passed away, in the room, and i know this was tough on eddie, really tough, 'caue he's been there every kw w long." and here is part of a staement from debartolo..."my heart is broken. today, i lost my little brother and one of my best friends. i will always remember dwight the way he was - larger than life, handsome, charc. to me, he will always be an extension of my family. i love him and will miss him terribly." and here is a statement from joe montana... "dwight was a vibrant charismatic soul!! jennifer and passing. while we knew it was inevitably coming, it came way too soon!" (weather) coming up i'll have the seven day i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repea

patricia: en mÉxico, decenas de personas rindieron imagen a rosa del carmen.maban mamÁ rosa. alejandro: este lugar fue denunciado en 2014 porque los cientos de niÑos que ahÍ vivían presentaban desnutriciÓn, abuso fÍsico y en algunos casos sexual. la responsable era rosa del carmen mejor conocida como mamÁ rosa que fue detenida. el fin de semana falleciÓ. ana marÍa y mÁs de 50 personas que se dicen familia e s de mamÁ rosa, la recuerdan. >> no todo fue malo porque tambiÉn hubo cosas buenas. alejandro: mamÁ rosa se hizo responsable de los menores. muchos de ellos venÍan en situaciones de abandono, drogadicciÓn y delincuencia. ella los educaba a su manera que para algunos fue lo correcto y para otros un exceso. >> sin disciplina no hay nada. alejandro: no se sabÍa nada de lo que sucedÍa al interior de este albergue hasta que un operativo mostrÓ la insalubridad. pese a ello, muchos le mostraron su agradecimiento. >> gracias a ella sabemos lo que sabemos. es una gran seÑora. alejandro: mamÁ rosa falleciÓ a los 84 aÑos de edad por un derrame cerebral. pasÓ los Últim

. >> carmen villalobos nos da un impactante adelanto. >> despuÉs de que dan el veredicto, de quiene sebillo con cierre, para que nadie me moleste, cu cuando la mujer se va me quito el hieyyeso. >> los tres probaron el balÓn, carmen lucÍa genial como siempre y metiÓ el primer gol, despuÉs gregorio no metiÓ gol pero mostrÓ gran intento, fue un verano lleno de emociones y pasiÓn a partir de este 12 de junio donde todos juegan con fuego entre la venganza, tradiciÓn y el amor. >> yo estoy segura de que eso estÁ en el calendario y el alarma del telÉfono celular. >> l que se quedaron en los. porque si no no venÍamos a tr. >> no se la vaya a perder. >> esta serie es muy buena como las pasadas. >> la nasa dice haber encontrado evidencia de que hay vida en el planeta marte, el riesgo de la materia orgÁnica se hizo el lecho de un lago antigua en donde ademÁs se encontrÓ metano de las mÁs fuera de dicho planeta, con ese descubrimiento esto podrÍa, ahora vamos a ver, un avance del noticiero las 6:00 de la tarde no que tal blanca buenas tardes de tarde una mujer de un tiroteo y ahora buscan al respo

as carmen found out when she headed to thailand in may.ble to the photo prop trade. here in the wildlife hospital, babies that have been rescued or abandoned are cared for in the nursery. the vet takes me behind the scenes to meet them. 0h, he's hungry! hi, little guy. can you tell me a bit about langurs? why are they so popular in the photo prop industry? because when they were born their fur is completely full of orange and pinky face, they're so, so cute. they are quite popular to be appealing people to want to take a photo. it's still cute now. and how old is vincent now? for now he's around six months old. looking after animals like vincent is painstaking work. some have complex needs like slow loris, chin. he was previously kept as a pet. the vets here say a poor diet and lack of sunlight caused him to develop bone disease. hi! sorry to wake you. loris squeaks so, the loris is on the endangered list, isn't it? yes, poachers hunt them in the forest because they are quite cute. they are quite popular to bring them for the photos, for t

more from that carmen policy interview tonight at 10. live in santa clara, j.r. stone kron 4 news. (vicki) we've heard from fans all over the from fans all we've heard (vicki) (vicki) news. stone kron 4 news. (vicki) we've heard from fans all over the country on social media about clarks passing. his name trending on twitter -- but tonight, kron 4's charles clifford talked with fans here in the bay ea. charles how are fans reacting. yeah, dwight clark played in during thati he made a lasting the 49er faithful. at the 3rd avenue sports bar and gril in san mateo, long time 49er fans were shocked to hear of the death of dwight clark.sotit's sad, obviously, knowing how young he was.soti was sad.reflecting on his career, everyone here remembers the moment that in many ways defined dwight clark's legacy.soteveryone know the catch.sotthe catch.sot i was at the game when he made that famous catch.mike warren is a life long 49er fan. he was actually at the nfc ampiongame against the cowboys in 1981 when clark made the catch sotwarren says he also spoke with clark a few times over the years

when you minute carmen and is standing common definition common rules. back in two thousand and seven or. so when with this image that's because i'm in my room or i was talking at the security conference and it's being often quote statements and back then many of my colleagues got angry they said it was too tough they said it was a no prove it but what was i talking about as i say in the us so what does that have been using it was beyond the border. and this is unacceptable that that's exactly what's happening to time right now our european and other partners are affected all victims why because no one wanted to listen back then when you know you know when it happened anything to reverse that trend or nip it in the bud and well what are you get when you get. so did you food served. when you were with but he does which is of the question of whether well yeah i wanted to bring up a joke from one of the famous movies but i don't want to get too rude but again. we don't want to make jokes about it it's not for jerks we are partners realizing that it's time t

carmen will forever be with me. >> reporter: since the rampage, parkland survivors channelling their pain into a forceful push for policy changes to address gun violence. >> we're not trying to take your guns. we never have been and we never will. what we want is common sense legislation. >> reporter: their impassioned pleas echoing across the country. hundreds of thousands marching in solidarity. smaller rallies continuing even this weekend. young activists born from tragedy, now looking to make their mark on the future. tom, in the weeks after that shooting, the republican governor of florida did enact sweeping gun reform. the students now hoping to use their voice and votes to change laws on the national level. tom? >> erielle, thank you. >>> we'll have more from that emotional graduation day and what some of those students plan to do next. tune in to "gma" and "nightline" tomorrow. >>> much more ahead on "world news tonight" this sunday. a major warning from a mother as we head into summer. little kids and sunscreen. the allergic reaction that could be painful for children. >>> a

ca lvo. the new deputy prime minister carmen calvo. french leader and emmanuel macron split his cabinet 50—50 and sweden, likewise, has 12 men and i2 cabinet 50—50 and sweden, likewise, has 12 men and 12 women. but take a look at the top ten countries for 2018 for female politicians around the world. european countries only have two entries. sweden at number eight with 44% of its seats taken by female politicians and think —— and finland at ten. central and south american countries fare much better. cuba with 53% of its politicians female. olivia and neck rug you are all approaching equality. —— bolivia. but rwanda has topped the table for many years. if it —— 61% of its seats held by female politicians. in the uk, by comparison, just 32% of politicians are women. papua new guinea registers no female politicians. spain's new parameters that is starting a new era in his party's political equality agenda. around the world, every country still has a long way to go. later in the programme, we will look at how spain is digesting the changes

carmen heads back to thailand to join a beach cleanup with the help of a rubbish collecting robot. not getting on with your neighbours is not an option. so dojoin us then if you can. and you can keep up with us while we are on the road by keeping up—to—date with our social media feeds, where you can share your travel stories with the world. but from me and all the travel show team, it is goodbye. storm hector pretty much lived up to what we expected of it. some of the gusts were really quite disruptive. up up to around 70 miles an hour. further north in places, this is the sort of destruction wreaked across parts of scotland and the eastern side of ayrshire. further south, when it broke, a decent afternoon. still quite breezy. by friday, hector becoming something of a memory as it moves towards the western side of scandinavia so quite a number of isobars close by to the northern isles of scotland seven and is taking time to move here but elsewhere, a decent sort of day. you will notice we have this prospect of showers, if not longer spells of brain moving through northern ireland.

carmen heads back to thailand to join a beach cleanup with the help of a rubbish collecting robot.of columbia where not getting on with your neighbours is not an option. so dojoin us then if you can. and you can keep up with us while we are on the road by keeping up—to—date with our social media feeds, where you can share your travel stories with the world. but from me and all the travel show team, it is goodbye. hello. after a bit of a cloudy start for some of us, the sunshine came out and it was pretty widespread through the afternoon. a warm day, temperatures into the mid—20s celsius in some places. this weather watcher photo here in somerset shows pretty much what many people experienced. but there were some showers and thunderstorms around south—east scotland, into northern england. these will fizzle out this evening, and certainly overnight it will be a dry one for most. there will be some clear spells, but also some cloud returning to many northern, southern and eastern areas. where we hold onto the cloud, pretty warm temperatures, into the mid—teens celsius. again, a few ch

carmen heads back to thailand to join a beach cleanup with the help of a rubbish collecting robot.bia where not getting on with your neighbours is not an option. so dojoin us then if you can. and you can keep up with us while we are on the road by keeping up—to—date with our social media feeds, where you can share your travel stories with the world. but from me and all the travel show team, it is goodbye. hello there. today is looking pretty similar to yesterday and that is lots of dry weather with warm sunshine but also the risk of further showers and thunderstorms. most of these will develop across parts of scotland and northern england. starting the morning off on a bit of an disappointingly cloudy one for some. central, southern, eastern areas, but the strong sunshine will get going in burning back the cloud. sunny spells developing widely and as temperatures rise, we will start to see the threat of showers and thunderstorms again. namely central, eastern scotland into northern england and maybe the high ground of wales and the south—west of england. elsewhere, pretty warm with

nicholas dworet, carmen schentrup meadow pollack, all seniors killed at the shooting.a shirt that said this should be my son. >> we're all in a club no one wants to be in. >> reporter: for meadow pollack's father, it was too hard to be there. >> it hurts to not see his daughter be there. >> but his older brother hunter accepted a commemorative shadow box. >> it's something we're going to treasure for the rest of our lives. >> and her well earned diploma. it bittersweet. she was looking forward to graduation for a long time. >> reporter: carmen schentrup and nick dworet's loved ones did the same thing. the three staff members who didn't survive were also remembered. msd drama students performed their original song "shine". >> today you're graduating from high school. >> reporter: and then a surprise as tonight show host jimmy fallon delivered the commencement speech. >> choose to move forward. >> reporter: in the last four months, many students have become outspoken activists, studenting organizing the march for our lives, spearheading movements for school safety. >> to

. >> reporter: the family of carmen gonzalez told us the name something.icial list. her doctor listed hurricane irma and maria as a contributing factor for her death because she wrld on electrical equipment for her health. her electric bed may not have been moved enough to prevent blood clots in carmen's body. he said he wrote hurricane irma and maria because he was convinced that the death was collateral damage from the hurricanes. but perez says no one from the government ever followed up to look into adding carmen to the official death toll. so we went to the governor to ask about what we found. we have found multiple cases in which doctors, forensic, pathologists have said that this is storm related and yet they're not on the government's official death toll. why? >> they weren't reconsillated with what forensic science had already done, so that was the reason. they were put to the gw investigation. >> reporter: the gw investigation, that's a review by george washington university of maria's death toll commissioned by puerto rico's government. they're

john carmen. john is retiring after 21 years of service as the scouting executive of the area council. mr. hill: he's the longest in the cout executive history of the council. during his tenure, john played an instrumental role in more than doubling the council's territory, currently encompassing over half the geography and population of the state of arkansas. also under john's leadership, the council for the first time ever was recognized as a gold level council by the boy scouts of america, journey to excellence program. the highest award a council can earn. after a 35-year career as a professional scouter, john and mary plan to move to in the history of the council. during his tenure, john louisville, kentucky and spend more time with their beautiful family. my congratulations to john on an incredible career and best wishes for his future endeavors. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition. >> mr. speak

comenzamos con carmen. cÓmo fue este ataque? carmen: buenos dÍas.ueÑo del perro, estaba un poco a la defensiva, primero no querÍa dar informaciÓn pero, nos dijo que esas instancias habÍan sido accidentales. que normalmente Él no tiene a los perros sueltos en la calle . e nos mostrÓ su jaula y que iba a reforzar la jaula dando a entender que el perro era un poco agresivo y se habÍa salido de alguna manera de la jaula. pudimos contrastar que quizÁ no es esa la situaciÓn. el perro sigue afuera. hablamos con otra vecina que tambiÉn ha tenido encuentros desagradables con ambos perros. el no quiso confirmar la raza del perro porque obviamente quien el condado de miami-dade los pitbull estÁn prohibidos. intentamos ver al perro y tampoco lo quiso enseÑar. alan: Éstas son las imÁgenes que grabaron? jenny: exactamente. dijo que llevaba mÁs de 20 aÑos viviendo en esa casa y que nunca habÍa tenido problemas. que iba a tratar de trabajar sobre esta situaciÓn con sus hijos que son los que se encargan de los perros. una situaciÓn extremadamente peligrosa. eventos

. >> las grabaciones de la nueva temporada protagonizada por carmen villalobos, fabiÁn rÍos, carolina para que no se pierdan el primer capÍtulo esta nueva temporada sin senos si hay pa paraÍso, esta bomba unto >> es un placer conversar con ustedes no me pierdo el estreno de esta noche, aquÍ en tel telemundo. >> el secretario de salud y servicio de semanita alex le comen pnde que con esto bajen los costos de los me medicamentos, algunos senadores uraÁ unto >> una de cada tres personas que toman medicinas recetados pueden sufrir de depresiÓn. >> al menos 8% de los pacientes que tomÓ esta medicina reporto depresiÓn. >> un trabajo comÚn y corriente se convirtiÓ en una tragedia para alguien que limpiaba ventanas. >> cambiarÍa los requisitos p. a >> una cduun au chocar con unrb. >> las citas este viernes en el 800 de san josÉ, recuerde la cita00 de la tarde a 6:30 . >> si sabe de alguna noticia que debamos cubrir, comunÍquese con telemundo 48 al nÚmero indicado en pantalla. ♪ (musica) una persona perdiÓ la vida en san diego unto >> vamos con los pormenores del incidente . >> a plena luz del

villalobos y carmen gaytÁn. >> parte del elenco de sin senos sÍ hay paraiso, cada vez son mÁs personasmontamos en la carroza felices. >> estuvo dedicado a hÉroes portorriqueÑos que usaron su imagen para ayudar a las vÍctimas de huracÁn marÍa con diferentes oportunidades. >> cuando estaba aquÍ no tenia tiempo ni poder pasar por la parada porque estÁbamos siempre jugando ahora que estamos retirados y tener mÁs de tiempo honrado de estar aquÍ. >> bueno un honor estar aquÍ porque esta es mi familia fui nacido y criado aquÍ en nueva york y he estado en los Ángeles pero es como un regreso a casa. >> mira quÉ experiencia mÁs bonita, la experiencia primera en este parada tan grande fue en el 1964. >> y aprovechamos para hablar con famosos para saber quÉ tan listos estÁn para el mundial de rusia 2018 que verÁn en su canal telemundo. >> quÉ sabe de fÚtbol un beisbolista. >> no sÉ mucho, los equipos favoritos pero no sÉ mucho. >> a cuÁl le vas este aÑo?. >> sabes que algo me dice como alemania. >> si tuvieran que bailar vallenato o neymar. >> a messi, sin dudarlo. >> vallenato con messi rarÍsimo

conoció la historia del pequeÑo divino, el cual cada vez que juega méxico es residuo por maría del carmenos con su playera de la selección. estamos previendo el milagro. >> estamos charla demostró su agradecimiento y cariÑo con un beso en la mano. >> este pequeÑo l es hecho favores a los mexicanos desde los aÑos 70, para eso muchos llegan en esta ocasión es aquí para pedir el milagro de que la selección traiga la copa del mundo. >> lava de que el niÑo futbolista es muy eficiente son los cientos de regalos que guardan en la bodega. de la vecina se puede ver como el niÑo escucha la súplica y entregué la clemencia. >> en el vera como hacer su jugada y poder ayudar a la selección. >> el tema es hacer que en el juego se encienden las luces de esperanza para los mexicanos que quieren ver ganador su equipo. >> a encomendarnos a todos los santos. >> en cientos de trabajadores del área de la bahía se declararon en huelga. >> estamos revisando las temperaturas, esta semana tenemos temperaturas más es ♪ estas listo para el reto señor? ♪ ¡guey, no [beep]! ¡venga! ♪ ¡gol! ♪ ¡gol! ♪ ¡no [beep] guey! es

. >> vengan, les voy a presentar maquillistas y pie gobernadoras profesionales, * carmen es una de ellasticias que vamos a cubrir empezar a informarnos y asegurarnos que todo lo que digas al aire tenga sentido. >> tiene que ser de todo y estar listos para muchas cosas en cualquier momento. >> empezamos temprano para esa media hora que sale al aire todos los dÍas a las 6:30. >> cuÉntanos que haces tÚ, cÓmo es un dÍa tuyo Óscar? >> bueno un dÍa para nosotros es empezar muy temprano y no saber a quÉ horas terminas. >> seguimos trabajando en casa nueva, ahora con mÁs ganas de que nuestro producto llegue a todas las personas como es. >> el privilegio mÁs grande de mi vida profesionalmente hablando es ser parte de noticias telemundo, es difÍcil trabajar conmigo? >> ah!... (risas) a veces es simplemente una palabra, el decir equipo, pero los hac equipo contigo. >> de verdad que creo que es un equipo apasionado, y del que todos los dÍas se aprende algo, en tÉrminos profesionales por supuesto, pero tambiÉn en tÉrminos de compaÑerismo, en tÉrminos personales y se siente muy bien ser parte de este

principales afectados son los niÑos que muchas veces sno saben lo que pasa, hablamos con la seÑora carmennizadora de este evento y como comenta la gravedad de estos hechos. >>> la detenciÓn de infantes, los niÑos es muy grave, esto nunca habÍa pasado antes, la separaciÓn de ellos con sus padres, es algo que como se habÍa visto antes y es in humo no, ayer saliÓ una noticia de una madre que da de comer a su bebÉ y se lo arrancaron de sus brazos, vivimos una Época histÓrica. >>> bueno como ve en estos carteles piden al gobierno que suspenda las polÍticas que implementan y cedido que a ayudar a estas familias porque los principales afectados son los niÑos, en vivo desde san josÉ, linda can e del. >>> los bomberos acudieron a llamado por incendio de dos alarmas, la autoridad investigan las causas de este incendio en y se reportaron heridos. >>> nos llegan imÁgenes de la escena de automÓvil que se estrellÓ contra una vivienda la policÍa dijo que lograron sacar una persona de el don ze su condiciÓn de salud. hace horas, decenas de personas tuvieron que ser llevados a hospitales de san josÉ luego

. >>> carmen dice prefiere esto a comer de en la escuela de sus hijos. >>> fue mando, tomando.star dispersos por calles y avenidas. >>> el programa serÁ operado por la organizaciÓn sin fines de lucro... por otros 6 meses y incluye otro espacio en hospital allÍed y donde comenzaran a dormir desamparados a partir de 17 de este mes. >>> varios protestaron sky jeefrnd justicia por la muerte de un hombre afroamericano, fue detenido en mayo y sufriÓ daÑo cerebral por la forma violenta que fue arrestado. >>> esto me molesta, porque la persona que podrÍa estar ahi, podrÍa ser mi hija. >>> segÚn policÍa, fue arrestado por posesiÓn de sustancias prohibidas, agentes dicen que se hizo daÑo asÍ mix, lo intentaron resucitar pero no se pudo hacer nada nada. >>> y es hora de ver las carreteras en la bahÍa, gabriela quÉ pueden esperar las personas que salen de su trabajo. >>> bastante pesado en este momento, si trata de ir de san josÉ a san francisco tomarÁ una hora y media y esto en la ruta oeste, porque si toma la 101 podrÍa ser h2 horas para que tenga esto en cuenta, en las graficas, par de

. >> i had the pleasure of attending new commissioner carmen chu's swearing in and certainly welcome to her. we've had an opportunity to meet with her last week for a brief period of time i believe there is going to be continuing orientation. and she has her own ideas of what she needs to know, so that is very refreshing. we appreciate her interest and look forward to continuing to meet with her. we sent out by e-mail a copy of the status report on her 2018 proxy vo. you got a hard copy here at this meeting just in case. meeting just in case. >> unfortunately, working so close to retiring, he fumbled -- he finally got the bug i decided to leave. we wish him well, and we obviously will find it very hard to replace him but are pursuing a replacement. >> i did notice he was particularly jovial to the. [laughter] >> he has counted down the number of meetings. he was quite upset wehad so many committee meetings towards the end, but we said we will make sure that he goes out with a real bang. but we had a meeting once a week for the last four weeks, as he reminded me, and he will be at the

teresa: josé del carmen dice que hay una imagen que no puede borrar de su mente.vegijas. sin carne, se descarna y no queda nada. y se mueren. y así también les pasa a las personas. teresa: doña regina y florinda reconocen que lo hacen. >> [locutora] en el tema del agua me la tomo porque me toca agua salada. >> [locutora 2] traigo el agua de allá, me la tomo así. pienso que no me puede pasar nada al tomarlo. teresaexpertos dicen que el calentamiento climático traerá efectos todavía más dramáticos a estas regiones vulnerables. josé: con el tiempo, si el agua se escasea, se sigue escaseando, yo no tengo ni cómo explicarle de cuál sería nuestro destino. teresa: según la dirección nacional de estadística de colombia, más de 4000 niños murieron en la guajira durante graqun seía,ququ debido a deshidratación, desnutrición y enfermedades relacionadas. y esta alarmante cifra podría aumentar. cuenta josé que solo en su pueblo la cifra fue devastadora. josé: aquí se murieron durante su tiempo como más o menos 15 niños. teresa: florinda lo sufrió en su propia casa. >> [locutor

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con esos nos buenas noches hoy nos visitan carmen villalobos y fabiÁn rÍos de "sin senos sÍ hay paraiso

. >> reporter: the family of carmen gonzalez told us the same thing. on the official list. her doctor listed hurricane irma and maria as a contributing factor in her death because she relied on electrical equipment for her indicating her electric bed may not have been moved enough to prevent blood clots in her body. >> he said he wrote hurricane maria because he was convinced she was collateral damage. >> reporter: perez said the government never followed up to add carmen to the official death toll. so we went to the government. we found numerous cases where doctors said it's related, yet they're not on the official death toll. bh why? >> they weren't recon sieled. >> the george washington university study was commissioned by puerto rico's government. government officials told us they flagged miguel's case. it's under review. the death toll will be updated only when it's complete. but for giovanni he's tired of waiting for recognition and closure. do you feel like anyone cared? >> they didn't care. they didn't care. >> poppy, i have to tell you that's

y de forma particulares como el que se ha abierto en playa del carmen en la riviera maya mexicana es se encuentran con estas salas multisensoriales que llevan a pantallas tÁctiles donde toman sefies inttu informaciÓ no se entendio del todo en el recorrido, profundizando siempre en la cultura mexicana. >> el proyecto nace de la iniciativa privada pensado para ofrecer mÁs que sol yla en un lugar que recibe mÁs de 4 millones y medios de turistas procedentes de 66 paÍses, es que es impresionante el furor que hay por frida khalo a 64 aÑos de que muriÓ y universo artÍstico estÁ al alcance de todo el que siente interÉs por conocer su obra estÁ en museo en muÑecas en toda clase de obras, y tambiÉn en google, vÍctor silva ha ido hasta las raÍces del mundo de frida donde nace en coyoacÁn vÍctor. >> felicidad, me encuentro en la casa azul es el museo deas >> los muros azules de esta casa resguardan el universo realistas de frida. sus trenzas enrolladas en la cabeza son reconocidas en todo el mundoune sus muÁ que rasgos fÍsicos.que es >> frida khalo es una artista y en el caso de la barbie, pues

adis: mi querida carmen salinas. kinder joy. una nueva manera de sorprender a tus hijos. ¡con dos regalos en uno! mitad rica crema de cacao y crema dulce con dos bolitas crujientes, mitad juguete misterso. destapa, despega, disfruta... y juega. kinder joy. pequeñas sorpresas que alegran sus días. ¿cabello frizz? ¡necesito alisarlo! obtén superfruta aceite de argán marroquí, con fructis sleek & shine. el cabello superliso, hasta en 97% de humedad. sin parabenos. garnier fructis sleek & shine. superfruta. supeelo. garnier. alan: de regreso en despierta amÉrica mÁs de 2300 niÑos han separado en la frontera de su familia. aunque el pasado miÉrcoles el presidente donald trumpfirmÓ una orden ejecutiva para detener la separaciÓn de familia, casi todos estos menores continÚan sin sus padres alrededor del paÍs. tampoco se ha establecido un plan de reunificaciÓn para estas familias. sabemos y lo entendemos con todo el corazÓn en la manoque esta situaciÓn tiene preocupada nuestra gente, todos ustedes, por eso esta maÑana nos ac

because four classmates didn't get a chance to receive their diplomas, meadow pollack, nicholas duart, carmen swentrop and oliver. >> it's the same every day. it's no different here because it's graduation. imlose track of days. i work so much -- i lose track of days. i work so much. every day has been the same since february 14th. >> reporter: no cameras were allowed inside sunday's ceremony in sunrise, florida, but organizers say the event managed to balance the grief felt by everyone in the room and the celebratory spirit of graduation. >> graduation is always bittersweet because it's so hard to watch the kids go, especially this year after the year they've had. >> reporter: seniors wore a special sash along with their caps and gowns. the reality is still hard to face. >> it's just not fair and it's very angering. they worked just as hard, if not harder, than us to do this and they can't for no reason. >> reporter: kim hutchinson, kpix5. >>> the tonight show host jimmy fallon was the guest speaker at the graduation. fallon praised students for their bravery and leadership after their shoot

. —— carmen. infant animals are particularly vulnerable.that 0n took me to visit them. he is hungry, can you tell me about langurs, while they so popular as photo props? when they are born there fur is completely full of orange with the pink face, they are so, so cute, they are quite popular to be appealing people to wa nt to ta ke popular to be appealing people to want to take a photo. you are still cute now! and how old is vincent now? now he is six months old. looking after animals like vincent is painstaking work. some have complex needs, like this slow lawrence who was completely kept as a pet, —— rhys uhlich as a pet, and a pet, —— rhys uhlich as a pet, and a poor diet and lack of sunlight caused him to develop a disease. hi, sorry to wake you! —— recently kept. the loris is on the endangered list. yes poachers hun sen because they are quite cute. in the south of thailand and tourist places, —— hunt them. they are quite popular to take a photo for the tourist, and they pay money for that. so he wants to climb now. let's give you some

carmen heads back to thailand tojoin a beach clean—up with the help of a rubbish collecting robot. media feeds, where you can share your travel stories with the world. but from me and all the travel show team, it is goodbye. hello this is breakfast, with naga munchetty and rogerjohnson. the g7 summit ends with world leaders divided. donald trump withdraws his support for a joint statement. tweeting from air force one, he accuses the canadian prime minister of being "dishonest and wea k". the us president is now on his way to singapore for historic talks with north korea's kim jong—un. good morning, it's sunday the 10th of june. also this morning:

carmen schentrup... joaquin oliver. killed when a gunman opened fire at their school on valentine's day. andrew pollack / father: "it's the same every day, it's no different because it's graduation. i losetrack of days i work so much - every day's been the same since february 14th."no cameras were allowed inside sunday's ceremony at the bb&t center in sunrise, florida.but organizers say the event managed to balance the grief felt by everyone in the room and the celebratory spirit of graduation. jeff foster / msd ap government teacher: "graduation is always bittersweet, cause its so hard to watch the kids go. especially with the connection we've had with the kids this year."seniors wore a special sash reading "msd strong" along with their caps and gowns. for the survivors and friends of the victims-- the reality is still hard to face. sam zeif / graduating senior: "it's just not fair. it's very angering. they worked just as hard if not harder than us to do this-and they can't for...no reason."i'm kim hutcherson reporting

acknowledge the elected officials, alice randolph from art city officials board, carmen two, our assessor recorder, the woman of the hour, for sure. [cheers and applause] clair farley from our office of transgender services. [applause] london breed, our president of the board of supervisors. our treasured tax collector and our share of. [applause] so today, in san francisco, and throughout the month, we honour both individuals that have made a significant difference in the past that are doing it now in the present and will in the future, for our lgbtq community. we also acknowledge all the organizations that work with our community of san francisco on lgbtq issues that make san francisco who we are as a city. you know, as civil rights are under attack throughout our country, it is so important that san francisco stands tall above every other place in america. that we, as a city, recommit ourselves to reject the ideologies of bigotry and hatred that come out of the trump administration and others throughout our country, throughout the world, at times. san francisco needs to remain a beacon

from carmen, edward vi, eleanor roosevelt, checkov, dh lawrence, they all died from tb.ght tb could be eradicated. but tb researched. it was not eradicated or eliminated at all. it resurged on the back of the aids epidemic. tb is a bug carried by a third of the world muslim population, can exist and our bodies later, —— world's population. nick herbert said he was particularly worried because tb was the only major airborne drug resistant infection. he called on the government to renew its efforts in the global fight against tb by boosting research into new drugs, diagnostics and a vaccine. a former conservative cabinet minister has called on the government to re—assess the treatment of some cancer patients. he questioned the role of nice, the national institute for health and care excellence, which recommended that the drug ibrutinib should be given to patients. what is the point of nice if nhs england can get away with denying funding for some patients with relapses chronic, leukaemia, contrary to nice guidance that the drug was a option for all parents relapsing? is my