carmen: ante su audiencia, fue más allá.ñó que también hay amores que dan vida. un chico que la cuida, la protege, y a quien ella dice amar profundamente. >> hay un final feliz en toda esta historia y eso nos encanta, ¿verdad? un aplauso para karina. público: [aplaude] >> gracias, karina, nos vemos al rato. ilia: el agresor de karina fue condenado a ocho años de prisión, aunque fue liberado después del cuarto año por su buena conducta. mientras estuvo en la cárcel, siguió buscándola y llamándola hasta que le impusieron una orden de restricción. lo último que supieron era que estaba en méxico. karina y su madre dicen que no guardan ningún rencor en su corazón, y que el perdón fue lo que les ayudó a sanar. volvemos después de una pausa. narrador: al regresar... una familia se fortalece ante el infortunio. clara: tenía mangueras por todas partes, bolsas. estaba amarrada todo. estaba amarrada todo. [música] somos lo que ves. estaba amarrada todo. [músicon fruta que es fruta. jugo que es jugo. y delicioso, delicioso. paletas outs

carmen: por días y días esperó una oportunidad.es no me da ganas de comer, ni dormir, o sea, pensando en mis hijos, que están separados. carmen: Él jamás pensó que el sueño del asilo terminaría en esto. no entiende cómo siguiendo el camino correcto están así, a la deriva. la separación de su familia surgió entonces como uno de los casos emblemáticos en la frontera. medios de todo el mundo lo buscaron. periodista: voy a necesitar una lista de los padres. carmen: con cada caso de separación familiar él sufre en carne propia el dolor de los otros padres. ignacio: yo le pido a dios y pido a los fiscales, al juez, a los oficiales de migración y al presidente donald trump que hagan conciencia pues, que los niños sufren, que están ahí, casi los están torturando psicológicamente. nos ayudó con unos americanos. carmen: el pastor albert y su congregación le brindaron consuelo, alojamiento, alimentación y hasta algo de dinero para sus necesidades básicas. solo así es que don ignacio puede centrarse en la misión de recuperar a su familia. y so

¿cuÁndo nos habÍas dicho que era la fecha de tu boda querida carmen?que nos trae camilo con un apasionado de la pelota, cuÉntenos. >> oigan lo de guapos es por nosotros op "pep"josep guardiol. >> carmen es fans mÍa. >> despuÉs del mundial de la fifa rusia 2018 en "un nuevo dÍa" seguimos contagiados por la pasiÓn del fÚtbol y camilo nos trae una camiseta muy bonita y una exclusiva que de alguien de pasiÓn sÍ sabe. >> sandarti se trata de "pep"josep guardiola es un tipo odiado por muchos como Él mismo lo dice. >> yo soy fans de Él. >> amado por otros, sin lugar a duda uno de los mÁs grandes director tÉcnico de la historia y ha logrado algo increÍble y permitiÓ que las cÁmaras entraran a lo mÁs Íntimo de este deporte. >> lograste lo casi imposible. >> nos contÓ como lo hicieron las cÁmaras que entraron a los camarines afuera de la cancha y todos los secretos. >> vamos a ver. "pep"josep guardiola gracias por la oportunidad para "un nuevo dÍa" para telemundo. >> gracias. >> vamos a hablar de un proyecto grande que traes entre manos, pero necesito que me dig

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. >> carmen huyÓ de su natal masaya con sus cuatro hijos. >> porque hay muchas muertes de los niÑos,orias confirmaron que en los Últimos 30 dÍas han recibido 8000 solicitudes de refugio. la directora de inmigraciÓn dice que esa condiciÓn no se le otorga todos los solicitantes. >> es que la solicitud de refugio es para especÍfica, es para una persona que requiere protecciÓn internacional porque su vida corre peligro y estÁ siendo perseguido en su paÍs de origen. >> otros continuan pasando ilegalmente a costa rica aprovechando la poca vigilancia en la zona fronteriza. muchos son detenidos y deportados. >> por la situaciÓn que estamos viviendo en nicaragua. ya no aguantamos. no sabemos para donde correr, la Única opciÓn es nuestro paÍs vecino costa rica. >> las autoridades han apelado a los organismos internacionales para enfrentar la situaciÓn, pero el temor es que la cantidad de inmigrantes los desborde, a lo que muchos expertos consideran que podrÍa ocurrir en poco tiempo. >> un barco de ayuda humanitaria que transportaba a 60 inmigrantes rescatados cerca de libia, atraco en barcelon

dozens were injured when an explosion ripped through a ferry disembarking passengers in playa del carmen. and five were killed in a nightclub shooting in the resort in twenty seventeen. i was. thinking queens getting worse not in the hotel zone maybe but again the government should be much more about that. local police maintain these

. >> carmen segarra, are you suggesting is a coziness but the new york fed and goldman sachs and other banks? >> coziness is to general of the term. legal minds will, you know, physically and that word is generous but there is a lot of things going on that should not be going on. misrepresentation, illegal behavior, a lot of were breaking because on that is going unpunished. >> you made a big decision. >> yes. >> what was it? >> i made two big decisions. the first decision came with a result of a trigger event that was potentially to delete information from a report i have compared which is illegal because that would be record tampering. i refused to do it though and i sought legal advice from outside the fed much more experience than i was and they advised me court went on and said we know it's a problem but it's difficult in a big knowledge gap between what is known by the public and what is really going on. it's hard to prove that these things are going on so we suggested if you record it to get more information as to what is going on. i went ahead and decided to record when i was w

. >> sigue carmen con nosotros (hablan inglÉs) carmen por favor. >> muchas gracias imagÍnate yo feliz estar aquÍ con todo el pÚblico con ustedes acompaÑÁndolo, madrugando sabroso. >> ¿ya pusiste tu Árbol de navidad tÚ? >> yo espero que octubre. >> para diciembre se secÓ. >> ¿quÉ tal? si empezamos el dÍa bien informados con paulina, adelante paulina. >> gracias. >> ya estoy preparando las esferas para ponerlo como por octubre. >> espÉrate un poquito (risas) adelante con las noticias. >> vamos con la informaciÓn, muy buenos dÍas de esta manera comenzamos con nuestra primera ediciÓn de noticias telemundo "un nuevo dÍa" y los principales titulares esta maÑana de martes. >> lucha desesperada, miles de bomberos de todo el paÍs combaten las llamas en los diferentes incendios que arden en california que han consumido mÁs de 250 mil acres de terreno. >> nuevo fallo contra el gobierno una juez dijo que no se puede administrar medicamentos sicotrÓpicos a los menores que estÉn en un centro de detenciÓn de texas y ordenÓ que sean retirados del lugar. un error en la lectura de la fecha lÍmite para

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now even the tourist centers of cancun and playa del carmen are coming bghted byhe vience. reporter: mexico's caribbean coast is a perfect holiday destination, as long as you don't mind beaches with a police presence. >>>> you have hihistory, greata, great peopople, and greaeat sen one placace. rereporter: urism is bmiming here, but crime is also on the rise. in february, dozens were injured when an explosion ripped through a ferry disembarking passengers in playa del carmen, and five were killed in a nightclub shooting in the resort in 2017. >> i think cancun is getting worse. not in the hotel zone, maybe, but i think the government should do o much morababout i. reporter: local police maintain these are isolated incidents. yet they still patrol the beaches to guard the visitors. carlos: the hotel zone in cancun is safe, there's no gunfire here. there are incidents in town, but normal people and tourists aren't involved. only people from the criminal underworld. reporter: but that's by no means guaranteed. in the town of cancun, a few kilometers from the beach, the idyllic

dozens were injured when an explosion ripped through a ferry disembarking passengers in playa del carmen. and five were killed in a nightclub shooting in the resort in twenty seventeen. it was a. think tank which is getting worse just not in the hundreds or maybe but i think the government should do much more about it. local police maintain these are isolated incidents yet they still patrol the beaches to guard the visitors. from. the hotel zone in cancun is safe there's no gunfire here. so now there are incidents in turn but normal pentagon to respond to all just some of them this is only people from the criminal underworld from other points. but that's by no means guaranteed in the town of ken coon a few kilometers from the beach the a delicate facade has been shattered. you know look at these bullet holes schools. if you. three people shot down outside a nightclub what used to be headline news has become an everyday occurrence mobile reporter ray gomez visits crime scenes and these days that's a full time job as he will join us then you need out in cancun used to be a quiet town and p

carmen trotta helps run the st. joseph catholic worker house in new york.poke to them shortly before clare grady was released and put under house arrest. i began by asking martha about what they did when they entered the nuclear sub base. >> i was with my friends, seven of us. and we spent nearly two years discerning and praraying about what we could do. at we walked onto the base kings bay. not a well-known site. on behalf ofre people who couldn't do such a thing or take such an action. exposewalked there to the trident nuclear arsenal. symbolically disarmed the nuclear weapons. we were not anywhere near nuclear weapons. that group got a little bit closer to the bunkers. the booktially we left "the doomsday machine" on-site at the administrative machine at the strategic weapons facility of the atlantic. we posted an indndictment on the doors of the facility. manners that read the ultimate logic of the trtrident and we put up crimime tape. amy: and where did you go? the administration building. amy: why was this so important to do? >> i believe that the uni

carmen chu, i didn't acknowledge carmen chu. thank you for being here. do we have school board in the house? matt haney is here, thank you for being here. [applause] our former mayor art agnus. [applause] i think they like you, art. and i think that is it. have i gotten the former city college christie timwolfbridge. our first gay city college trustee tim, who paved the way and our constitute trustee simmons is here as well. there are some folks who worked on this campaign without whom i would not be here. they are led by my campaign manager, kyle she'lly who is going tsmealie.mckenzie ewuing d director. brendon shucard who did great work for us. and our fantastic interns i hope many of you will be coming into city hall with us. i know some of you are. scott carlson, john tell, jackie, jock steinberger. amelia -- i can't say her last name. and then i also want to acknowledge mark leno's campaign manager who will be coming in as another legislative aid in our office, aaron mundy. [applause] and last but not least wrapping up his business as a small busine

villanueva, muy buenos dÍas carmen, cÓmo estÁ gracias por acompaÑarnos. >> buenos dÍas gracias muy bien servicios los brindamos en el dÍa escolar para que no tengan que faltar los niÑos a la escuela y los padres al trabajo, ahora durante el verano, estamos de vacaciÓn los estudiantes estamos de vacaciones pero estamos abriÉndose estos servicios para todas la comunidad. >> carmen dÓnde estarÁn en el verano y quÉ se necesita hacer para tomar ventaja de estos servicios porque es informaciÓn valiosa para que nuestra gente lo comprenda y este al tanto. >> ahora estamos en... los Ángeles y tambiÉn en... que esÁa en huntington park pero tambiÉn tenemos nuestro programa que estÁ en griffin medio school en los Ángeles, no necesita nada, ni seguro mÉdico, dinero ni estatus, no preguntamos nada de eso. >> ese papel que dices es como una autorizaciÓn para que lo puedan atender y recibir? >> sÍ, lo pueden hacer ahi en el lugar. >> tengo entendido carmen que los padres que por cualquier razÓn no puedan llevar a sus hijos a una de las clÍnicas mÓviles que puede pasar ustedes tambiÉn tienen clÍnicas fi

viviana: marÍa del carmen garcÍa lleva mÁs de seis aÑos luchando contra la diabetes.gadores han desarrollado un mÉtodo oral para administrar la insulina en lugar de las y secciones. protegen la insulina y la liberan en el momento adecuado. >> siempre tiene sus complicaciones el darse la inserciÓn. hay que guardarla en la ladera, hay gente que no le gusta inyectarsela. redujo el 65% los niveles de glucosa en la sangre a las dos horas de tomarla y los mantuvo por largo tiempo. no es la primera vez que se desarrollan pastillas de insulina. sin embargo, se ha rechazado en el intento al ser rechazado por el propio cuerpo humano. para ratificar la importancia, deben hacerse mayores estudios en animales mÁs grandes que las ratas. de ser exitosa, alivia dÍa a mÁs de 40 millones de personas que padecen de diabetes en el mundo. ramÓn: surgen buenas noticias para las personas que consumen cafÉ de manera cotidiana. un nuevo estudio realizado por investigadores concluye que las personas que consumieron mÁs cafÉ, hasta ocho tazas al dÍa tenÍan riesgo de muerte prematura menor. los

hey maybe the mayor of san juan puerto rico carmen yulian cruz can enlighten us on what type of privatization is that we're facing up private to say should on the energy front we're also facing province ascension of the educational point the local government a puerto rico has introduced the concept of charter schools and has said that it's going to privatized schools it almost seems like the perfect storm for disaster economics or. what they call the sasser capitalism and everything seems to be out there for sale everything is out there for sale puerto rico is even selling this retro of image from the nine hundred eighty. no takers while the broader filter can capture things like a lead in mercury what it can't capture is radiation which is unfortunate given a recent environmental working group study finds one hundred seventy million americans have cancer causing radioactive elements in their drinking water the study use. california's two thousand and six standard for allowable levels of radiation and water since one thousand nine hundred seventy six was the last time the e.p.a. issued standa

cn cmexib otra victima mas el director del diario en pantalla, fue asesi d asesinado den playa del carmenndo el segundo empleado de la misma publicacion en ser ases a asesinado en menos de un mes psn estos aÑos . >> eun joven mexico encotnro pn desgracia como ayudar a la ge e gente, su padre fue secuestrado y buscando se dio cuenta que por la politica podria darse a es escuchar . >> daÑos y balas hay dolor en su cor eor para e exigir que paren los criminales de matar inocentes . >> como autoridad no dejare que pase lo que me paso a mi . >> el joven medico solo era eso pero su papa doctor tambien , fue levantado por delicuentes y no supo nmaamas de el . >> fueron a la cas de ma de m e padres con armas y encapuchados . >> la liga dnea de investigacis que lo raptaron para curar na narcotraficantes . >> esto hizo que el fuera al alcalde de gomez farias de los m mas peligrosos de chihuahua de a ahi pidio al narcoten ic a los y cdniudadania que no tiene que v en esta situacion de lucha de carteles . >> la poblacion espera que su o volutnantar bd baje la pesadill. >> ahora vivimos en mucho pel p

carmen: i finally admitted, with my ptsd, i wasn't doing well.: but there is more to be done, and more victories to be won. carmen: now i wish i'd found dav sooner. i'm a veteran, my victory is just enjoying each day. announcer: help support more victories for veterans, go to dav.org i want some more what's he doin? but, he can't look at him! it's just not done! please sir. i want some more more? more? more? more? please sir he has asked for... thank you what? well he did say please sir yes he did and, thank you yeah. and thank you he's a wonderful boy (laugh) a delightful boy (all boys): thank you, thank you, thank you. >> is a great day for america comes second-quarter for part 1% growth. experts growing dramatically. that added to the reality of 3.7 million new jobs created since election day 2016. cheryl: breaking this morning, and an exclusive with their very own maria bartiromo, vice president mike pence as the u.s. economy is in great shape and it will continue. >> the dursley in the future after allegations of misconduct. >> despite the t

reportero: carmen es una de las cantantes entre los 18 integrantes, quien a pesar de su parÁlisis cerebral. nos vamos a enlazar con suheily lÓpez, quien ya estÁ lista con la dan al tiempo. suheily: buenas noches, continuamos con las cÁlidas temperaturas.vamos a echar un vistazo al satÉlite radar unto es una zona tranquila, se han restado en la zona, vea cÓmo las temperaturas se vieron variables. son tarros a los 86, calentada por los 100 grados color con 96 o con pocos ex cerca el fin de semana, temperaturas en el rango de los 80 para san josÉ. muy caluroso hacia concord y santa rosa con temperaturas que podrÍan varias de los 90 la alces del estado se mantiene todo en se extiende la posibilidad sea la regiÓn montaÑosa. en el Área de la bahÍa se va a quedar muy tan kilo el prÓximo miÉrcoles las temperaturas comenzarÍan a aumentar, muy cerca de los 90 grados. palmitas: la comunidad de empresarios en mÉxico celebrados en organismos como la camara mexicana de comercio rezÓ reaccionan las propuestas del equipo de trabajo del presidente bernal um. conversamos con algunos representantes. ray: and

making headlines around the world a mexican editor has been slain at the beach resort of playa del carmen ruben part was the second to journals from the news to be killed in a month reported on crime in the city which is located in an area with a soaring rate of violence due to drug gangs. in laos rescuers are searching for hundreds of people missing after a dam collapse on monday thousands have been left homeless and nineteen people are already confirmed dead the dam was still under construction when it collapsed releasing billions of cubic meters of water that swamped several villages. commission president is in washington today youngers due to meet u.s. president donald trump for crucial talks he says aimed to decrease trade tensions the us president has imposed tariffs on e.u. steel and aluminum imports brussels has responded by raising duties on certain american imports. a greece has begun three days of mourning for the victims of the country's worst fire disaster in a decade fast moving fire swept through densely populated areas near the capital killing at least seventy nine people

teresa: josé del carmen dice que hay una imagen que no puede borrar de su mente.unas 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. >> [tolocura 2to] tr etoagua de allá, me la tomo así. pienso que no me puede pasar nada al tomarlo. 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, de cuál sería nuestro destino. teresa: según la dirección nacional de estadística de colombia, más d4000 niños murieron en la guajira durante ran sequía, debido a deshidratación, desnutrición y enfermedades relacionadas. y esta alarmante cifra podría aumentar. cuen josé qu e so en su pblo 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. >> [locutora] mi hijo se enfermó, le dio diarrea, mito, el corazón acele

but until next time, from me, carmen roberts, and the rest of the travel show team here in okutama, it's. behind me this lovely scene in worcestershire. further north and west we have got more cloud, particularly across western scotland, with some spots of light rain. because we have these weather fronts streaming in, bringing thicker cloud and murk as well, because the air is so humid. further south and east a drier story. maybe some showers across the irish sea. some rain in western scotland. elsewhere dry and warm and muggy and temperatures up to 20 in london tonight. we start monday on a warm note. temperatures rising quickly. high humidity. a combination of hot sunshine. it will feel uncomfortable in england and wales. spots of clouds particularly in western areas. perhaps across the moors of the south—west into western wales. the odd patch of cloud elsewhere. but lots of sunny spells and up to 31 but lots of sunny spells and up to 3! celsius. fine across the eastern sides of the pennines. some cloud in northern ireland and western scotla nd northern ireland and western scotland wit

but until next time, from me, carmen roberts, and the rest of the travel show team here in okutama, it'sand possibly beyond that. in fact, monday was the hottest day of the year so far, we had temperatures as high as 33.3 celsius at santon downham in suffolk. thursday, we could see temperatures as high as 3a or 35 degrees. so those temperatures building certainly over the next few days. tuesday, we're still drawing in this southerly flow of warm air, particularly across central and eastern parts of england. further north—west across the british isles, some weatherfronts moving in, some cold fronts, so they're going to be introducing some slightly fresher conditions, particularly to scotland and northern ireland on tuesday. here's that weak front, a band of cloud producing a few spots of rain across parts of southern scotland, northern england and perhaps into wales as well. hot and humid to the south—east, fresher to the north—west. a few showers pushing into the western isles but the northern isles, largely dry and sunny. lots of sunshine across western parts of scotland. the chance of

i turned to her and i go, "carmen, say hi to winnie's daddy. say hi to jimmy."nd you gave it back to her. >> jimmy: yeah. and then -- >> you guys did this secret weird code. what is it, man? >> jimmy: we just facetimed just now. >> you did facetime. she was like -- [ grunting ] >> jimmy: i don't know, our thing now. >> what is your thing? >> jimmy: i don't know. that's how we communicate. [ laughter ] >> i might be -- maybe i'm asleep. but she's up at 11:30 watching you on tv. >> jimmy: that's my bit i always do. you have the cutest family, oh, my gosh. >> i am very lucky. >> jimmy: congratulations. you have a brand new baby boy. >> 2-month-old boy. [ cheers and applause ] now also, i'm going to squeeze in as much as i can. i have a podcast on wnyc, wnyc.org. you go and watch my show here, listen to my show "here's the thing." and i had you. >> jimmy: yeah. of course. >> and i had questlove on my podcast. >> jimmy: that's right. >> and i think, just out of sympathy, we're going to have higgins on this time. [ audience ohs ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: oh, that is so

but until next time, from me, carmen roberts, and the rest of the travel show team here in okutama, it'swe got up to 29 on saturday. sunday will be similar. so we are technically already in a heatwave, but the really hot air is set to return from monday. temperatures will be in excess of 30 celsius. but this is true mostly for south—eastern parts of the uk. in the short term, we have weather fronts close to north—western parts of the uk. in fact, this weather front is responsible for bringing a lot of cloud through the early hours of sunday morning, and also very humid air stuck in this air mass, which is coming off the atlantic. so temperatures dropping no lower than 15 degrees in belfast, 18 degrees in london. but it is quite overcast, quite murky, misty, and with a little bit of drizzle in some areas. a damp feeling to things, but it is still very, very warm. now, sunday starts off overcast, and i think the clouds will be thickest through the day across north—western areas, even some spots of rain. but the best chance for the clouds to break up, if sunshine is what you want, then i gu

but until next time, from me, carmen roberts, and the rest of the travel show team here in 0kutama, it'ss as usual today. we've seen some drizzly rain first thing. but behind this front the high pressure is building again for the rest of saturday which means there will be more sunshine around than we had on friday. there are some exceptions. the main one is this front opinion rain into the north—west of scotland. the other could be some showers in the afternoon hours as temperatures are expected to get to the high 20s. compared with yesterday it'll feel warm with sunshine. the best of the sunshine will be around the coasts. more cloud in north—east england. cloudy from northern ireland and much of scotland, as well, and later we have a patchy rain coming back to the north—west. for the open it does look fairly fine. the light drizzle will clear away. should be a largely bright picture. warmer tomorrow with more sunshine around. that's because we pick up more of a westerly breeze. it dries out the air as it goes over the grampians. we will see that happening tonight. more moisture around

engage in this conversation is the wley, kate ireland, director of global education with dcps and carmen shepherd. good morning, ladies, and thank you for joining us. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> just the concept of global education at an elementary, middle schl, high scho level to me is mind blowing. i was privileged to be able to water at then that college level. so to think that we've got in d.c. an portunity for students at such a young age to access this is enomenal. tell me, kate, let's start with you, about so of the key global education programs offered with dcps. >> the reason thatve the invested in this and doing these different programs is exactly as you said, weve that it is something that can really change thatrajectory for students sometimes can be reserved for sort of a privileged anew, with heto make sure this is an inherent partur of children's studies in the district. we have world languages that we offer starting in kindergarten for every student in every chool in the city, we have our global program which include our study abroad program, fully brfunded studya

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a mexican editor has been killed at the beach resort of playa del carmen reuben patton was the secondjournalist from the plier news to be killed in a month patch reported on crime in the city which is located in the area with a soaring rate of violence due to drug gangs to the nation of laos in southeast asia now where at least nineteen people are known to have died after a hydroelectric dam collapsed on monday following heavy rains the number of deaths may rise as rescuers continue to search for hundreds of missing villages in the flooded area thousands need shelter after the flood spent their homes away at least seven villages were reportedly submerged the dam was still under construction when it collapsed activists are calling for renewed scrutiny of the government's plans for more hydroelectric projects. joined by bangkok based correspondent frederick s'pore fredricka this area is remote and there is a lot of hurdles to rescuing people such as poor weather badly damaged infrastructure what is being done by the government to help the stranded villages villages. well the government

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