carolina estÁ con nosotros. carolina: gracias. contigo a nivel global a travÉs de todas las plataformas de redes sociales por las pantallas de univisiÓn. carolina: comenzamos con la preocupaciÓn que ha provocado la cooperaciÓn del departamento de vehÍculo motorizado con inmigraciÓn en vermont. un estado que otorga licencia conducir a la comunidad indocumentada unto carolina: la noticia se dio a conocer luego de un inmigrante solicitar a la licencia. el gobernador de dicho estado dijo que va a rectificar la situaciÓn firmando una ley que prohÍba esta prÁctica. carolina: abuso sexual contra indocumentados retenido serÍa el comÚn denominador en centro de detenciÓn. esto como consecuencia de las mÁs de mil denuncias recibidas por el departamento de seguridad nacional en 2 aÑos. carolina: mÁs del 90% de los casos que estarÍan vinculado a los oficiales. esta noticia cobra interÉs en el momento que donald trump quiere ampliar la capacidad de estos centros. para que nos explique un poco mÁs de estos temas que ha provocado tantas dudas e i

carolina: asÍ es.o acusado de dispararle mortalmente a la gente fronterizo brian terry en 2010, hecho que puso al descubierto la operaciÓn "rÁpido y furioso". carolina: osorio fue capturado en un rancho por autoridades mexicanas en un trabajo conjunto con la dea y la unidad tÁctica de la patrulla fronteriza. tambiÉn ha estado trending en las redes sociales. ahora seguimos con el impacto latente de mÁs de 1000 denuncias de abuso sexual a inmigrantes en centros de detenciÓn. asimismo lo denunciÓ el grupo independiente civic, que revelÓ que le tanto de seguridad nacional recibiÓ mÁs de 1000 denuncias en poco mÁs de dos aÑos. carolina: increÍble. una de estas denuncias la hizo el inmigrante salvadoreÑo douglas menjivar. con que nos contactamos vÍa s para contarnos de su caso de abuso. cuÉntanos exactamente lo que ocurriÓ en el centro de detenciÓn. >> yo fui asaltado sexualmente por unas personas. es importante para que las demÁs personas que viven en este paÍs se den cuenta cÓmo somos maltratados nosotros

carolina: cÓmo funciona?icaciones? >> asÍ es. incluso, youtube, lo puede ver con tu telÉfono y todas las aplicaciones. javier: mÁs o menos cuánto cuesta? >> 69 $. este es un reloj inteligente. lo interesane es que tiene esto que se llama:"complicaciones", diferentes recordatorios de aplicaciones que tiene en el, entran llamadas, tienen audio, puedes mandar mensajes de texto. hay varias versiones. carolina:viene en otro color para mamÁ? >>si bien en otros colores. javier: seguimos conversando con ustedes y por supuesto la aplicaciÓn de facebook. ¿por qué siempre me obligas a hacer estas cosas...? ¡sonríe! ♪ ♪ el amor puede ser complicado, ...pero con unitedhealthcare es fácil encontrar opciones de atención inmediata y económica, como las visitas virtuales. ¿por lo menos ganaron? unitedhealthcare ♪ ♪ en tu estadÍas, siempre habrÁn sonrisas adelante. cuando te hospedas en un holiday inn. javier: gracias por seguir en univisiÓn noticias. carolina: nos puede seguir a travÉs de instagram, snapchat. javier: es momen

carolina: son impresionantes.o sube a 273. nuestra compaÑera sigue en la zona de la tragedia. adelante. reportero: buenos dÍas. los saludo desde otro de los barrios afectados de mocoa. en este lugar, donde estamos en este momento, quedaba un barrio. un barrio, perfectamente, formado. ahora,, estÁ lleno de escombros. la fuerza de la corriente que traÍa lodo, Árboles, se la lleÓo por delante. comienzan los sepelios colectivos. tambiÉn, la primera recomendaciones mÉdicas. ya hay epidemia. parece que podrÍa haber un principio de hepatitis b que estÁn tratando de corregir. bajo el suelo pueden haber cuerpos que no han encontrado por la fuerza de las aguas y por todo lo que trajo encima.las autoridades de gobierno de colombia ya han empezado a entregar ayudas. sin embargo, todavÍa no se sabe cuÁndo se va reconstruir la ciudad. los daÑos no se cuantifican. es todo lo que les puedo decir por ahora. regresÓ con ustedes mÁs adelante. muy buenos dÍas. javier: buenos dÍas. muchas gracias por el contacto. se me viene a la cabe

carolina: sÍ. esa guerra. javier: hoy, volviÓ a aparecer tras el ataque de agentes quÍmicos que mato a 72 personas. carolina: escuchemos el llamado al mundo. lo hizo a travÉs de la cadena cnn. escuchemos. ♪ >> quiero parar la guerra. quiero que los hijos de siria juegan, vayan a la escuela, vivan en paz. juntos los podemos salvar. ♪ javier: cualquier guerra es lamentable, pero esta guerra ha cobrado mÁs que otras guerras. la vida de muchos niÑos en siria. incluso, muchos paÍses no han podido detenerlo. el mundo estÁ pidiendo que se detenga para que los niÑos dejen de sufrir. queremos que los niÑos puedan jugar como niÑos normales. carolina: hasta el papa, ha dicho que ve esto como algo espantoso. javier: cambiemos de tema. nos vamos con otra tragedia. la tragedia en colombia. ahora, lo tienen decenas de familias desesperadas que estÁn luchando contra el tiempo para encontrar a los desaparecidos durante esta avalancha que borÓo del mapa barrios enteros. carolina: se calcula que 80 personas estÁn baj

con mucho gusto le saluda carolina. carolina: tambiÉn, carolina rosario. vamos con todo lo digital.s] carolina: comenzamos con la verdadera conmociÓn y la ola de reacciones que ha provocado la muerte de aaron hernÁndez que se quitÓ la vida en prision esta madrugada. carolina: se ahorcÓ con una sÁbana colgada en la ventana de una cÉlula en una prisiÓn de massachusetts. cumplÍa cadena perpetua por el asesinato de una persona en junio de 2013. hace 5 dÍas habia sido suelto de un asesinato de primer grado. carolina: las reacciones no se han hecho especial -- esperar. una de ellas es la de el jugador que escribiÓ: quÉ descanse en paz, algo no estÁ bien sobre este suicidio. carolina: el jugador nixon se pronunciÓ diciendo que no le importaba lo querÍan, que ese era su compaÑero y nadie merece terminar asÍ. carolina: otro jugador escribiÓ: quÉ en paz descanse, chico. si hay alguien que lo conociÓ fue nuestro josÉ luis nÁpoles, periodista deportivo que nos acompaÑa aquÍ para hablar de esta noticia que nos dejÓ a todos con la boca abierta. un joven que tenÍa una carrera prometedora. hace poc

carolina: exacto.cia? juan juan: buenas tardes. la seÑora estaba cerca de la guardia nacional. me llamo la atenciÓn. la guardia la estaba empujando un poco con el camiÓn. para que caminara. luego, creado la imagen -- le hago la imagen. luego, la perdÍ de vista. no supe quÉ pasÓ con ella. rosario: es impactante esa imagen. cubriendo lo que estÁ sucediendo en venezuela, sabemos que ha habido mucha represiÓn por parte del gobierno. se habla de 14 muertos. cÓmo ha sido para ti trabajar en ese lugar? juan: bueno, primero, cuidarse. cuidarse un poco. no estar en el medio entre los manifestantes y el cuerpo de seguridad. uno estÁ ahÍ para contar la historia de la situaciÓn polÍtica que le toca al pais. tambiÉn, es responsabilidad cuidar me. si los manifestantes lanzan las piedras y el cuerpo de seguridad lanza bombas lacrimÓgenas, nosotros lo que tenemos que hacer es cuidarnos. rosario: eres fotÓgrafo, obviamente, trabajas para una agencia, pero esta foto se ha hecho viral en las redes sociales. ha jugado un

carolina: bienvenida a "ediciÓn digital".resente en el gÉnero regional mexicano, participantes increÍbles, talentosa, la personalidad de verdad que se robÓ el corazón de cualquiera y aparte son personas normales como nosotros, comunes que van a la reina de la canciÓn en busca de un sueÑo. tenemos participantes desde los 18 aÑos hasta los 40 y pico de aÑos. mujeres de todas las edades. rosario: no hay lÍmite de edad, son madres, pueden ser hasta abuelas? alejandra: sÍ, la persona que cree que necesita que puedes a la reina de la canciÓn pudo haber ido a la audiciÓn. esta semana vamos a conocer a las 24 chicas que van a entrar a la casa reina. tenemos tambiÉn a los capitanes que van a estar ayudando a hacer un buen trabajo. carolina: si alguien quiere ser reina de la canciÓn, de belleza. quÉ consejo le das a las chicas? alejandra:que lleven a la mesa su personalidad, porque talento lo tienen pero hay cosas que van mÁs allá para traspasar la pantalla, para que la gente se encariÑe contigo y quiera verte en televisiÓn. rosario: p

caro: por supuesto carolina.fiscal general jeff session en donde firmÓ un memorando que presentÓ para poner mano dura el contrabando de personas, y a la emigraciÓn indocumentada. carolina: sessions llegÓ a nogales arizona para reunirse con agentes y la patrulla fronteriza. ordena los fiscales erizar casos de quienes sienten el paÍs sin documento o trafiquen con personas. caro: bueno caro, para que nos explique mÁs pasamos con el periodista de univisiÓn noticias.com, que tiene en sus manos este famoso memorando, y ha firmado por el fiscal general. cuÉntanos acerca del alta prioridad, ahora de que estamos hablando? >> marca una alta prioridad, todavÍa mÁs y lo que hacen es traducir lo que trump y habÍa dicho. entre los coyotes, personas vinculadas al trÁfico de personas. y tambiÉn a quienes alberguen o transporten a inmigrantes indocumentados. sobre todo si son tres o mÁs. y tambiÉn la e-mail weather de sitio en una familia indocumentada. >> quÉ se les pide? >> que tomÉ falta grave en este documento, a quienes haya

con esto y mÁs, comenzamos. ♪ carolina: con muchÍsimo gusto, carolina saraza y javier olivares. javier: bienvenidos a todos ustedes y gracias por estar con nosotros en estas noticias que comenzamos en este primer dÍa de la semana. te extraÑo muchÍsimo pero hoy dÍa ya estamos poniÉndole todo el sabor a esta programaciÓn, agradeciÉndole a ustedes por estar a esta hora mirando nos cometamos la semana con esta noticia del presidente trump y su nueva ofensiva para hacer que los demÓcratas carolina: el esfuerzo serÁ parte de una serie de actividades que harÁ el presidente esta semana, ahora que llegamos a los 100 dÍas de su mandato. javier: insistiÓ en que el muro serÍa un instrumento muy importante para evitar que las drogas ingresen a nuestro paÍs y asÍ no puedan envenenar mÁs a nuestros jÓvenes y a muchos otros. carolina: para hablar de esa agenda tan ocupada que le espera el presidente trump, pasemos a washington con janet rodrÍguez y mÁs informaciÓn. ♪ janet:esta es una semana clave para el presidente donald trump que ya cumple 100 dÍas del mandato y tendrÁ una semana mÓvil y si

carolina: gracias por el informe. el aÑo 86 ningÚn presidente de los estados unidos habÍa conseguido un amplio margen para poder hacer esta reforma tributaria en el paÍs. mario ya lo habÍan intentado, pero es la primera vez desde el aÑo 86 que se acercan las posiciones para poder llegar a este rebajado impuesto desde el 35% al 15% a las empresas. carolina: mientras tanto, un juez fiscal de california, quiÓo la orden decreciente donald trump de sacar a las ciudades santuarios. javier: el presidente dijo en twitter lo siguiente, ahÍ lo tenemos en pantalla. tambiÉn, dijo. carolina: "el noveno circuito tiene un horrible rÉcord. solÍan llamar a esto compra de jueces". esto viene, luego de un comunicado quemando la casa blanca noche diciendo que se van a haber en la corte suprema. lo que hizo este juez no fue legal. javier: recuerde que ustedes estÁn participando junto a nosotros. sus comentarios estÁn apareciendo bajo la pantalla. muchas gracias a todos los que se comunican con nosotros. muchas gracias. carolina: ahora, de

carolina: muy bien.ado para cargos polÍticos en los 50 estados. javier: experto dicen que hombres y mujeres tengan la posibilidad para cargos pÚblicos, una de la barreras que enfrentan las mujeres es esa. el hecho de que tienen que estar mÁs en su casa. eso le ha traÍdo algunas complicaciones. carolina: me encanta esa cifra de 11000 personas que estÉn involucradas o estÉn pensando en postularse para un puesto pÚblico. uno de los temas que se ha tocado bastante durante estos 3 meses de gobierno, maÑana se cumplen 100 dÍas, es el tema de inmigraciÓn. se ha afirmado 3 Órdenes ejecutivas. lo que es cierto es que hay miedo. javier: por lo mismo, hemos querido invitar a un conocido de la casa para que nos comente todo lo que estÁ pasando. jorge, gracias por estar con nosotros. finalmente, hay miedo. cÓmo tres quÉ se vive todo el tema de la inmigraciÓn? jorge: mucho. donald trump ha sido un gran vendedor de miedo. eso es como el resumen de estos 99 dÍas. el miedo comenzÓ en su discurso de campaÑa que lo llevÓ a

carolina: ¿usted estaba embarazada? les decía eso, ellos iban a parar de todo lo que me estaban haciendo. carolina: su artimaña le duró poco. claudia: la doctora me pide una prueba de orina. al rato viene la doctora y me dice, mi hija, ¿por qué me engañas? y me fue peor. carolina: claudia no dejaba de pensar en sus hijos. claudia: yo consideraba que yo ahí ya no iba a vivir. carolina: a lo lejos pudo ver que su marido fue llevado al cuarto contiguo, en donde también pusieron música a alto volumen. claudia: conforme la música le van subiendo, es conforme a las descargas eléctricas que uno va recibiendo en su cuerpo. carolina: llegó la noche, y claudia seguía tirada en el piso desnuda. pronto le llegó un visitante, ella asegura que era un oficial de la marina. claudia: cuando ellos se cansaron de golpearme, ya ahí ya me dejaron tirada, y me dejaron cuidando con una persona, y esa persona fue la que abusó sexualmente de mí. carolina: al día siguiente sería su audiencia con un fiscal del ministerio público federal, esa pens

. >> jim: carolina 12 of 22 from the line. and that one ties it at 63. >> bill: the size of the point guard, let's see if perkins can elevate. >> grant: carolina has got to be solid. no gambling here on defense. >> bill: he loves to post up with the big basket. >> jim: backs away. pinson. >> bill: that's what they call crunch time. >> jim: banks at home. created the separation. >> bill: nice cut by jackson. >> grant: this is unbelievable play. theo pinson, we know he can pass to jackson, the best moving without the basketball for that's where he takes advantage down low but not necessarily selling, but using his height to the finish. >> jim: the first-team all-american, the extra point on this end. the three-point play, and a north carolina leader. >> bill: keeping things on williams-goss. once again, they haven't been riding the big guys. a big time up here, williams-goss might have tripped up and hurt his ankle. >> grant: it looks like he and pinson might've got tangled up. >> bill: that is the one he heard, too >> bill: tha

carolina: le mandamos felicidades.nes que swiffer. esta viral!! la honestidad de carolina:estoy viral, honestidad de un hispano que devolviÓ un cheque por mÁs de 600 $ y recibiÓ una recompensa de 14.000 $. javier:sergio juÁrez se quedÓ sin casa al quedarse sin trabajo. carolina: sergio nos acompaÑa vÍa telefÓnica. recibiste tu recompensa, en vez de 600, tienes 14.000. quÉ mÁs hacer con ese dinero? sergio: encontrar en donde vivir, y estoy buscando trabajo para empezar mi vida de nuevo. javier: nunca se te ocurriÓ quedarte con eso? sergio:no, yo soy de rosarito y me enseÑaron siempre ser honesto y respetar la propia de la gente es muy importante para nosotros. de verdad que nunca pensÉ en eso. carolina:cuÁl fue tu reacciÓn y llegas a la casa de esta seÑora a devolverlo? sergio:pensÉ que si me querÍa que me enseÑarÁ una identificaciÓn para estar seguro de que el dinero era de ella. javier: sergio, muchas gracias por esta obra que hiciste que nos deberÍa de contagiar a todos. carolina:la seÑora le iba a dar 40 $ y sergio

carolina: por todo lo alto se festeja el dÍa de la mariguana.sto y mÁs, comenzamos. ♪ ♪ ♪ feliz jueves, con mucho gusto le saluda carolina sarassa. rosario: y carolina rosario, bienvenidos a la ediciÓn digital. pasamos a los temas mÁs sonados en las redes sociales. podemos ver que estÁ el dÍa de la mariguana. carolina: vamos hablar del pago millonario que la cadena fox le harÁ al comentarista para terminar su contrato a raÍz del escÁndalo de acoso sexual que protagoniza bill oreilly. rosario: enfrenta mÚltiples acusaciones de hostigamiento sexual por parte de sus compaÑeras de trabajo en fox. para hablar mÁs de este tema nos acompaÑa la directora de estudios Étnicos y de género de la universidad estatal de california en chicago. carolina:cÓmo se explica que la cadena fox lo despida y a la vez acuerde pagarle millones de dÓlares? sara:el acuerdo financiero con este hombre es pagarle, es normal en nuestro paÍs, porque menos de la mitad de las demandas de acoso sexual terminan en un resultado positivo para la mujer. realmente dice que el hombre val

carolina: increÍble.r tener que reacomodar a pasajeros, y dijo que iba estar en contacto con el pasajero para dialogar con Él, parada realmente lo que pasÓ aquÍ. y mirar si tomarÁn medidas. pero la verdad que es unvideo controversial. >> supuestamente comenzaron a decir que estaban sobre vendidos, y empezaron aofrecer dinero. cuatro parejas tenÍan que salirse y una pareja dijo bueno yo me salgo no tengo ningÚn problema, y el fuel at tercera persona que tenÍa que salir y fue cuando dijo no me voy. carolina: quiÉn sabe lo que tenÍa que hacer. realmente hay que averiguar un poco mÁs de lo que paso detrÁs de todo esto porque la forma que lo arrastran es violenta, segÚn lo que se puede ver en el vÍdeo. se negÓ a salir. hay que ver como lo hizo, y por supuesto buscaremos mÁs informaciÓn. >> quedo con la boca abierta al darse cuenta, imagÍnate carolina, hasta que no se baje toda la gente que debe de bajarse pues no vamos aparte. asÍ que bueno, un dolor de cabeza para muchas personas. carolina: comenten en las re

carolina saves it on the glass.bill: how about that. >> jim: the best rebounding team in college basketball. is headed to the title game. >> grant: how did they win this game, coach? on the glass. offensive rebounds on a free throw. north carolina getting it done like they've done it all season long. on the offensive glass. >> bill: it's only fitting. >> bill: they are so tough, and they have been for years. big guys coming up with big rebounds. that is their mantra. >> grant: who was the guy? kennedy meeks. he's been big all game. 25 points. 14 rebounds, eight offensive rebounds and that one came at the right time and, of course, bell once again not blocking out his man in that situation, leads to a carolina victory. >> jim: it was the game of his life for kennedy meeks. ties a career high 25 points on. 14 rebound ares. and you just thought that the ducks were going to get one canc to race down the floor and give it their shot for glory. it never occurred. >> bill: fundamentals. >> jim: let's go over to tracy. >> t

a duke, carolina? >> i had north carolina in the final. i thought they were the best team when i saw them in november in maui. i think they've proven that. they find always played their best. they have games where they have not been good on the offensive end. they didn't defend as good as they're capable of going. games where they've allowed themselves to be slowed down, whether at georgia tech, miami, or virginia where they only scored 43 points, hard to imagine them doing that. in this tournament, they have been locked in. kenny williams was injured, been lost for the years and a hobbled jouberty, point guard. north carolina is strong with four big guys, the two leading scorers are guards. jackson averages 19 and berry, point beard, is having a great year. it's been a while, you would have to go back aways to find a north carolina team led in scoring by two guards and now they're back in the final four for the second year in a row with guards leading the way. justin jackson's made over 100 threes this year. that's a record. they will hav

thanks largely to the south carolina over duke pick, because mom went to south carolina. she has to thank mom for a lot of that. >> she has carolina in the final? >> she has carolina in the final. yes. >> me, too, tony. >> i, on the other hand, none of my final four picks made it. i accidentally picked unc wilmington instead of the tar heels. not a good year for my brackets. >> tony's advice was go wild. >> i tried, accidentally. didn't work out for me either. >> great story. she's amazing. and with all of our love and respect to wilmington. >>> coming up on "gma," the parent company of fox news and its star, bill o'reilly, reportedly paid out a total of $13 million to settle harassment and other claims against the host. what o'reilly is now saying about those claims. >>> plus, flying high with the thunderbirds. tom llamas takes us up close and personal with their amazing air-obatics. ♪ ♪ i wanna rock right now ♪ i'm lil yachty and i'm down, if you're down ♪ ♪ i'm not the most lyrical kid known ♪ ♪ yet i'm known to keep the party going ♪ ♪ now look what you made me do ♪ y

carolina is an official memorial to the veterans of north carolina from world war ii. am just awestruck with what was accomplished in 1940 in terms of technology, training, dedication to the mission. you could say the last war that everybody agreed on. i mean, everybody got behind the program and they accomplish great things. we haveive years, traveled to cities across the united states. you can watch more of our visits at c-span.org. >> washington journal, live every day with issues that impact you buried -- you. transfers 100 days in office on saturday. then an editor in chief, elizabeth rosenthal will talk about her recent piece in the new york times magazine carried

have to do with north carolina. biology, books about rivers, geography of north carolina. our special collections and archives room is only at the main branch here. we do have small north carolina collections, some of our popular books about north carolina, and of course the ghost stories about wilmington and new hanover, but we have this books because people like to read those and check out a lot, but the special materials, the one-of-a-kind things, are only here at this main branch. this collection is one i find really interesting that we have here on the north carolina room. it is part of the iowa and very collection, and was donated to us from a descendent of the the particular thing that is interesting about this collection is that there is a little bit of everything, civil war letters, information about the oh when family, and governor john owen, governor of north carolina, this was his family, so those are interesting things, but there was a gentleman that was enslaved by the family, and omar -- and he was bo

sameme legislate that denied in north xpanansion carolina. people need to understand that this is a pattern. the hb2 law, we never referred law because throom that was a ploy. the goal was to split the off.sgender community there is an antiwork bill and anti antiaccess to the court bill for even heterosexuals because since 1985 citizens of north carolina could bring employment iscrimination cases to the state court. hb2 removed that. it took away the ability of phraoupbsities to -- phaoupb municip municipalities to raise wages offhand transgender bill. is note so-called repeal a repeal. it is a trojan horse and capitulation. it puts a moratorium on equal rights. 1/2 years municipalities can't pass or livingination laws wage rules. after 3 1/2 years certain laws passed if the legislature gives permission on municipality hat or that city or county. that is a violation of equal law and it nder the is not a compromise and it is not a repeal. a capitulation and trojan horse. what about barber, the issue of the prominent role he naacp has taken in

the entire family are big sports fans. >> i have north carolina winning the whole thing.course, i'm going to go for where i'm from. >> amazing. >> pretty good. up next on action news, an april fool's prank that left a mailman scratching his head. >> how a family fooled a postal worker with an elaborate and clever april fool's joke. ♪ leave it to the pros? i am a pro. i made this lawn from seed pride, and less water than you'd think. to those who'd say the grass is greener on the other side.. i politely disagree. pennington smart seed. guaranteed to grow with 30% less water. reclaim your turf. >>> the clippers working overtime inside an unlikely spot today. because racks restaurant and sports bar in cam ben county hosted a fundraiser for the st. baldrick's foundation. young and old shaving their heads to support childhood cancer research. last year they raised $20,000, and the hope is to hit $25,000 this time around. >>> finally tonight, april fool's day, and the internet is talking about a prank that a central pennsylvania couple pulled off. they left a normal-looking let

down in dallas, this is mississippi state/south carolina. look at mo.e was itty-bitty and her team not big enough in this moment. the block there, the other end of the court. wilson, down low. spin inside. she was the most outstanding player. carolina wins it. >>> opening night in baseball. the defending world series champs in st. louis. that hasn't been said of the cubs in quite a few years taking on a former teammate dexter fowler and the cardinals. contreras, get out of town and staring in the face at extra innings. but in the bottom of the ninth, bases loaded and two down, randal grichuk is the hero and the cardinals walk off and win, 4-3. >> as of monday morning it means the cubs have gone 152 days without winning a world series. >> i think they'll bounce back nicely. have a great week. >> bye. >>> up next in "the pulse," gronk, the wrestler, is the nfl star swifting sports? >>> how a golf viewer's e-mail cost a player a tournament win. (avo) did you know two areas of your brain can make it hard to lose weight? contrave is an fda-approved weight-lo

and north carolina started this run in south carolina.williams had a chance to talk to clemson hid football coach dabo swinney. he reminded them that they lost last year, came back in january, won the title. in his words to roy, go win it just like we did it. >>> and that's the overnight news. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for cbs this morning. captioning funded by cbs bs >>> it's wednesday, april 5th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> a suspected chemical attack in syria kills dozens of men, women, and children. this morning a report of a new round of air strikes. >>> president trump's wire tapping claim takes a turn. a former national security adviser is under fire in a surveillance controversy. >>> and ivanka trump is speaking out and slamming her critics about being called complicit in her father's administration. >> is wanting to be a force

and north carolina started this run in south carolina.nt roy williams had a chance to talk to clemson hid football coach dabo swinney. he reminded them that they lost last year, came back in january, won the title. in his words to roy, go win it just like we did it. >>> and that's the overnight news. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for cbs this morning. from the broadcast center, in new york city. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, april 5th, 2017. this s the "cbs morning news." this morning the round of new air strikes. wiretapping claim takes a turn. a security adviser is under concern and ivanka trump is speaking out about people being complicit in her father's administration. >> he's wanting to be a force for good and make

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as the third college national championship from south carolina in one year. go gamecocks. in conclusion god bless our troops and we'll never forget september 11 anti-global war on terrorism. capitol.to the the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from kentucky seek recognition? mr. yarmuth: request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. yarmuth: thank you, mr. speaker. tomorrow the city of louisville will lay to rest officer nick rodman, a loving husband, father, son, and friend who died in the line of duty last week. the special commitment that the men and women of law enforcement make to protect and serve their fellow citizens is one that the rodman family holds dear. nick felt that call to service deeply, growing up as the son and brother of fellow officers. he is survived by the loves of his life, his wife, ashley, his young son, mason, and his newborn daughter, elie. i ask my colleagues and our nation to join me, the louisville

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south carolina aide.rter will say makes the shot in the paint and south carolina up six is under three to go. south carolina with all the momentum can't be stopped. she finishes 23 points mvp. south carolina was the first women's national championship. there is the confetti. the team hoist the trophy high. opening day in baseball. joe nodded and the defending championship at the cardinals ninth-inning. crush is a three-run homer. ties the game at bottom nine. grendel reach out to the plate with the bases loaded and a concept to the law. cars went 43 for their first walkoff victory. in phoenix, baumgartner makes history with his bat. one over the lot to give the giants a 2-0 lead. game tied at three. crushes one down the line last and it's gone. becomes the first pitcher in an opening day game. chris allen takes it to right field and wins 6-5. >> twelve-month opening day today so enjoy. the senate judiciary competes i'm judge neil gorsuch. >> why doesn't president trump, democrats and republicans in the se

but we still have a long way to go in north carolina.nd i want to make sure i fight for those lgbt protections. charlie: does it void antidiscrimination laws for 2020 -- through 2020? gov. cooper: under house bill to, no local government could pass any lgbt law permanently. they were completely banned from doing that. what the legislation i signed allows them to provide some lgbt protections now and allows them to provide some additional lgbt protections in 2020. what we had was a permanent ban on lgbt protections, any kind of protections, that local governments would be able to do. that is what house bill two did. if we did not get house bill two repealed, we would not have an opportunity to make progress. that is what we have done with this legislation. we have made progress. we have opened the door to more lgbt protections in the future. we have opened the door to lgbt protections now with local government employees and contracting. but we still have a lot to do. but it is progress. it is particularly progress was a super majority rep

>> first of all, i had south carolina defeating gonzaga getting the championship game and north carolinating oregon. i am going with the tarheels to take it all. [ laughter ] >> something tells me so will michael jordan. so good to see you my friend, thank you very much. it is been a blast. thank you for watching and of course, enjoy the game, stick around, cnn newsroom continues. >>> hello on this saturday, ru in the cnn "newsroom." i am ana cabrera. we begin with the president. president trump is again turning to twitter to unleash dramatic new tweets on surveillance on his presidential campaign. the president's information of his source is cable news and fox news is specific. he's quoting a report that cnn has not yet verified. he also suggested that he may work with democrats on healthcare. i want to bring in our

this time he particularly punished south carolina because he and his soldiers blamed south carolina for starting the war. but interestingly, he was less harsh on north carolina, which as you know, was very slow in seceding, and had been much less enthusiastic about secession and battle and war. so sherman and his troops are now marching through the carolinas in what joe johnston says is one of the most impresses military feats since julius caesar. in fact what happens is, a figure from sherman's past reappears. and guess who that is. that is craig's hero, joe johnston. [ laughter ] craig pointed out that jefferson davis had fired johnston just before the fall of atlanta. and he also pointed out that davis now had to swallow his pride and bring johnston back. why would he do that? well, he had no choice. after george h. thomas destroyed john bell hood and his army of tennessee at nashville in december 1864, there's no confederate general left to battle sherman, except for joseph e. johnston. so johnston takes over what is left of the confederate army in the carolinas, and he gives sherma

gonzaga and carolina trading baskets and fouls. but with 1:40 left jackson delivered the go ahead three-point play and the tar heels pulled away. >> a five-point lead. >> this was williams third national championship. Ñ >> one of the things we had to oughing tonight. >> berry led carolina with 22 points and was named the tournament's most outstanding player. after last year's heartache it was a championship he and i had teammates dreamed about. >> i want to see this confetti fall on us. we're the winners. we came out here and competed. came out to the last second. we're national champs. >> for gonzaga it was a magical run that defied the expectations of many. >> the basketball community was stale on the zags. these guys ignited them and got everybody back to believing this program was capable of doing this and more than capable of winning a national championship. >>> gonzaga, the coach called the loss a crushing blow but said the team's run was an amazing accomplishment. roy williams is just the sixth men's basketball coach to win

and this year the confetti is going to fall for north carolina!nt home in tears. potential outgunned by pedigree. >> we're here with the national champions, the north carolina tar heels. [ cheers and applause ] >> congratulations to the tar heels, who avenged their loss in the championship game from last year. it was douglas macarthur who put it quite simply. "there is no substitute for victory." thank you for watching abc news. and as always, we're online at abcnews.com and our "nightline" facebook page. thanks for the company, america. good night. >> announcer: one, two, three. you're watching "nigh

rubio: i would say to the senator from south carolina, south carolina has gotten better results for frank martin than it did for me. we're very proud of coach martin. i would just add that given the litany of athletic success this year by the state of south carolina, i find that to be highly suspicious, and i know i just spoke about conspiracy theories, but i just statistically it's very unlikely that a state would have that many championships. i'm not calling for a congressional inquiry, but i think it would just topic of conversation. mr. scott: if my colleague will yield, i will note that senator graham did have clarity in his purpose of identifying the fact that a state with only 4.7 million people in a country of 330 million people, we have been able to secure the number-one golfer, that is true, number-one baseball team, and number-one football team in all of the nation, clemson university, that is true, and now the women's basketball champions, that is true as well. however, i would point out that we were able to show you a wonderful experience as well in the state of south carolin

north carolina and gonzaga met in the championship game. tar heels there for the second straight year lost that heartbreaker to villanova last year. gonzaga there for the first time in school history. tight game down the stretch. isaiah hicks, huge bucket here. he had been struggling in the ncaa tournament but gave carolina a three-point lead at the other end kennedy meeks with the blockage nigel williams-goss, neither shot the ball well but justin jackson able to finish there. joel berry, north carolina guard who came in with a pair of injured ankles, there was question about how effective he would be, very effective. he had 22 point, the most outstanding player of the final four. kennedy meeks with a hug for roy williams. they win it 71-65. third national championship for roy williams and north carolina, six for the tar heels overall in school history. that's it from here. back to you. >> emotional ending for gonzaga there. they played hard. >>> up next in "the pulse," too close for comfort. the asteroid hurtling toward earth being called

protections in north carolina.ublican legislature won't let me do that yet, but i'm going to keep fighting for that every single day. >> rose: as you know, many people have talked about over the last year or so the damage to north carolina's reputation, and so have you, and also the financial impact. did that have any impact on the republicans in the legislature? >> clearly, the economic impact on our state has been great. we've been boycotted by companies and by sporting events and it's because of their belief in people's rights, too, as to why they have boycotted north carolina. we're sending them a strong signal now that we're making progress, and we want them to come to north carolina. things are changing now. and we're going to continue to work for those changes. >change. >> rose: some of the those who did not want to see you compromise and simply wanted to see the bill repealed, period, seemed to say that things were going your way, that there's going to be more and more pressure, and if you had not compromis

taking on a punchy south carolina team. south carolina scored 16 straight. return a 14-point deficit. they weathered the storm. he had 14 points, 13 boards. six blocks and slams the door on any chance of south carolina's comeback. he had 13. the zags in the title game. the final continuing to silence all doubters. >> we just heard everything this year. we've heard the conference. we haven't played tie games. we've heard everything. playing the last game of the season, it's just a blessing. >> ecstatic to still be playing and to be playing the last game of the year is just crazy cool. >> san francisco native along and can't believe it. north carolina in the second semi. meeks had 2k5. oregon came back beside missing a number of threes. but 42 seconds to play. ducks within one. oregon could not get a rebound. 77-76 your final as north carolina and gonzaga for the title on monday night. case in point, our own tyler talked to kevin durant after golden state's win last night and he hopes to return next sunday in time for the regular season. during practice it was

>> north carolina. gonzaga, and the biggest team. but so many players. jackson is really shooting really well. i think they just have too much. and having a tendency to get in foul trouble. they're going to lose him for a substantial part of the game. i think north carolina wins it. >> they have been talking about redemption ever since chris jenkins hit that shot. wanted another shot and they will get it against gonzaga. you had kansas winning. >> i did. >> filled it out three weeks ago. >> second bracket had north carolina on it. >> all right. go with mike. i like north carolina as well to beat gonzaga in the national championship. that is it for action news sports sunday. i'm jeff skversky, have a great day. ♪ ♪ >>i'm karen rogers. >>and i'm alicia vitarelli. saturday/tonight on fyi philly. >>to mama carlino. >>it's a culinary trip around the globe from old world italian. >>puyero! >>to venezuelan street food >>just pretend you know what you're doing. >>and even a kung fu cooking club! >>top it off. >>plus a suburban spot with all day offerings. >>it i

and 4 blocks. >> south carolina wins 67-55.ocks and head coach, dawn staley win their first national championship. i know robin roberts was so excited. she met them over the weekend in the locker room after the big upset. and -- she was just expressed how proud she was of the young ladies. >> you know robin gave them hugs, kisses made them feel loved. hard to lose when you get to that height. the men crown their champion in glendale, arizona tonight as gonzaga takes on north carolina. >> gone from the school with the hard to pronounce name. one win from bringing their first title back home. >> tar heels looking for the sixth national championship in the program's storied history. took a few good bounces to get back to the championship. >> yeah, okay. unc missed four free throws in the final six seconds over the weekend. but still beat oregon by one. >> my gosh. >> head coach there roy williams still can't believe it. >> i have coached for 44 years, i have never seen anything like that. missed four free throws in six seconds. >>

south carolina, we have what is called an infrastructure bank. the difference between running infrastructure bank in south carolina and the federal government's south carolina cannot print money to make the ever structure bank not balance its budget. the amount of borrowing capacity they have is literally based on the state comptroller's ability to go into the market and raise funds known that we cannot inflate our way out of that situation. the infrastructure bank is under heavy demand as to how the projects got prioritized. the bonding capability with -- will absorb that. you cannot go into a deficit situation for any extended period as a result of that. prioritization of the projects has to be very, very well-defined by the group that is doling out that grants to other projects. robin: you have done a lot of work in this area. more like a unified transportation trust fund. if you could talk about the antiquated funding sources and maybe how we could look at investing in infrastructure in the future. level, the national federal gasoline tax whi