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. >> la semana pasada, presentamos el caso de marcelino, claudio quien fue separado de su hija en casu hija que fue deportado y que estuvo sola en estados unidos por mucho tiempo. >> ya no separarse mÁs de ella. >> ya no mÁs. >> ¿cÓmo la ve ahora? >> bonita, bien. >> segÚn grupos que acompaÑan a los migrantes separados de sus hijos resulta muy difÍcil hablar de cifras de familias separada nosotros la frontera estadounidense porque hay muchos casos con poca o ninguna documentaciÓn, en guatemala noticias telemundo. >> al presidente trump no le alcanzan los fondos para mantener detenidos a miles de menores inmigrantes el secretario de salud, informÓ que el gobierno planea quitar mÁs de 16 millones de dÓlares al presupuesto diseÑado muy la lucha contra el cÁncer y sida menores que tienestos generados en custodia , tambiÉn le quitara 5 millones de dÓlares a los programas de ayudas a ancianos y personas con discapacidad. recr recrudece la violencia en guanajuato, 21 personas fueron asesinadas a tiros anoche en diferentes ataques, entre ellos 6 jÓvenes que estaban jugando cartas afuera de u

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that is one of the issues,ca e the death toll was in the last few weeks revised. at the time it was 64 direct deaths from the actual hurricane. when they 3000 people, lauraatit was the as a result of the power losses, people who cannot get dialysis and health care-related things. power remains an issue in some areas still. for the president to say it was an unsung success doesn't match with the reality on the ground. power remains an issue in some laura: rajini vaidyanathan, thank you for joining russia is beginning its largest military exercise in its hingory. it is talace in eastern siberia. by thursday, 300,000 russian soldiers will be involved. what really stands out is that for the first time, chinese troops will also take part.sc our correspondent sarah rainsford reports. sarah: this is a war intended to impress. russia has beelirolling its ry hardware into place,fo readwhat it has billed as the biggest exercise since i ready for whhas billed as the biggest exercise since soviet times. it is a military drill that wild run for a weeknvolves more than 300,000

de un poblador para pedir por la paz en el pueblo y por la prosperidad. >>> las dos personas de cada ca ceremonia del peticiones a santo thomas los integrantes de las fresco fra dÍas discuten la situaciÓn de sus agrupaciones, mientras las mujeres preparan las bebidas y la comida para las autoridades indÍgenas. >>> una ceremonia que hace de este lugar un sitio especial porque las costumbres se resisten a ser derrotadas. >>> esta iglesia es la uniÓn de dos mundos diferentes pero marcados por una inmensa fe la que ha resistido el choque de dos culturas, felicidad vuelvo contigo. >>> hermoso gracias. >>> hablando de costumbre, llevan a mÉxico en la sangre, la familia en pantalla muestra el arte de la charrerÍa. >>> aquÍ cÓmo lo hacen. >>> es uno de los ejercicios mÁs difÍciles de la charreria, pero durante casi toda su vida, javier un charro del ciudad juÁrez ha dominado el lazo figuras elegantes y tambiÉn las pasadas charras. >>> me gusta por toda las satisfacciones que da el ser charro o el practicar, es algo que lo sientes cuando lo estÁs haciendo. >>> javier y sus hermanos han estado co

there are tens of thousands of young ca re rs there are tens of thousands of young carers just.who was always there for me. if i ever need a break, on a weekend, i can always just go to his house and have my own time. the home base me. because now i've got so much homework building up, building up, building up, and i cannot do anything about it. carers do help the family but it's jameel thatis do help the family but it's jameel that is always there for his mum. i'm lost without you. you're my best friend. do you know that? yeah. that was jamil and his mother ending that report by ed thomas. angela awuah was a child carer to a family member with paranoid schizophrenia, and is now a young adult carer. she told me about the unique challenges she faced. while her friends were out partying, angela was sorting out the family finances. balancing my college life and being at home and having to manage finances in the home. looking after my own well—being whilst doing these things at the same time was definitely challenging. i would not say there was a specific point but probably mostly t

i'm care ca gonzales. nbc news confirmed in the last hour that the woman accusing him of sexual assault has tentatively agreed to testify xt thursday. nbc's chris pallone has more on the latest development. >> reporter: attorneys for a california college professor say she hasccepted an invitation to testify before the senate judiciary committee next week. but tensee negotiations continu over the detailsike when and where it will take place and what the format will be. the attorneys sayti chr blasey ford will provide what they call firsthand knowledge of bret kavanaugh's sexual du misc. ford claims when they were teens in the 1980s, he groped her and tried to remove her clothes at party. he categorically denies the allegation. >> what is your response to the allegations? >> reporter: the judge was seen today leaving his maryland home and has said he will defend his integrity before the committee. a senior whitehouse white house official reacting to the news of the agreementaid this seems like another delay

a sense ofjust whyjohn mccain himself was able to ca ptu re whyjohn mccain himself was able to captureeople who held very different political views. -- -- the held very different political views. —— —— the aberration as well. it will also strike people as they look at this scene inside washington's national cathedral that there is a real military elements to this funeral. john mccain was very proud of his service as a young navy pilots. as an individual who gave to his country and adds tremendous cost to himself. the beatings he suffered when he was interrogated and ca ptu red when he was interrogated and captured in vietnam, they left him with really dreadful lasting injuries. he was never able to raise his arms above his head again. as a result of the torture that he suffered. but at the same time, he was very grateful for his life. when you listened to what he had to say, particularly in his last months of life, he was determined that you would see something like this of political enemies coming together. he believes america had become too divided. and that this was pretension —— po

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ca>>> tonight, hur warnings and states of emergency as a major storm closes in onlfhe coast. >> do not s this. do not take this lightly. >> millions bracing we're andfall live in the storm zone and al roker tracking it from here. >>> bob woodward's explosive new book and president trump's inner circle so almed by his behavior they swiped papers from his desk and compared his understanding to a fifth grader and the the white house crazy turn on. -- crazy town. >>> the president's pick goes before avongress. >>> wee a first response from the nfl after the leaving fans divided, some celebrating, some burning shoes over colin kaepernick as the new face of nike. a former cosby show star, apparently job shamed for working at a grocery store, a hollywood megastar offering him a new gig. >>> a big movie mystery sved, doroths ruby red slippers from thezard of oz" found by the fbi and finally findthg r way home. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt.oo >>evening. they're bracing for impact along the gulf coast tonight with hurricane on the coast now. gordon still buildin strength with

you ca a see it'seady lit up for today's ceremony. of course a nod to the day after the attacks when firefighters used the large flag to er gaping hole. now a resolve of strength and now a sunriseon tradi every year on this day. now there will be others you have likely seen as well her including the large flags now draping towers innd arlington rosslyn off the route 110 area and vice president mike pence will join dnitaries and pentagon staff for an observance ceremony. marking when it crashed into the wall of the pentagon. 184 people were killed including passengers, flight crew and pentagon employees and today in just a few hours, loved ones of hat dayhat perished on will gather here at the paytagon to tribute as well. that sunrise ceremony is set to begin today at 6:47 a.m. we'llli hav coverage here on news 4 today. >> the human caused delta fire has been 49,000 acres. the fire d three homes already in the lake head area near the major interstate 5. as you get a closer look, firefighters saying at times they're battling 100 foot fl

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practically a walking pace at five miles an hour, dumping this rainfall over north carolina, southol ca, creating a threat that goes all the way from virginia potentially to georgia. i'm talking to you next to the cape fear river, which has broken its banks. we are told won't even crest the river until tuesday. there is a risk of catastropc flooding to people's homes well into next week, rajini. report: we saw in chris' me f the rescue efforts across the state. how challenging are the rains to people trying to rescu others? very: well, it is challenging, and the cajun navy has coe here. they meir name in hurricane trina, volunteers who bring their own boats and turn out to rescue people. there is already in operation alongside the state level effort. yes, these are immensely challenging conditions for the produced the has monster of a storm. rathe fact that th will continue for the next few days make anything a easier at all. the storm which potentially could cause billions of ollars worth damage is now heading towards south carolina, and the fear that it will do it's worst there, too.

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he's still, i think, ca ptu res president.larity is sliding in the polls. but these demonstrations arejust is sliding in the polls. but these demonstrations are just a reminder to the general public of the dangers of allowing presidential is to get out of control, which is exactly what happened in 1972. and there's already been two people power bloodless revolutions way back in 1986, the first one and another one in 2000, is there the possibility of another one? in our opinion, political stability risk is rising and its rising because the president's increasingly locking horns with the military. there's a growing body of people who are disgusted with the way he's executed this anti— drugs campaign. all these factors a re this anti— drugs campaign. all these factors are coming into play. but will this culminate in mass protests and removalfrom will this culminate in mass protests and removal from power? will this culminate in mass protests and removalfrom power? the answer is not as we see it right now. the coalition of forces

education health ca re needs to listen. want to ask leise finally, in order to fight for what your son is needed at school, what was that like as a family? when i gave birth to my son i didn't know i would have to be an expert in equality law to be able to get him his basic rights. it's very difficult. it's really difficult and parents... in our support group we are supporting parents to build their advocacy skills, to build their advocacy skills, to build their resilience to get their child's needs met. the system is pitting one child against another to get the funding. the point about how social care and health are not contributing, that is having a massive impact as well. there is a £2 billion deficit in children's social care budgets over the next two years and the impact of that is huge. it isjust essentially for parents. it is just huge. it isjust essentially for parents. it isjust a really depressing situation to see your child not be able to make the progress you know that they could. and have them, you know, cast a

the actors, who are performing on the stage, but on this screen right here, this is what the motion cally seeing. and then over here, in real time, we can see those performances as cg characters, and they are using the unreal engine to help create those characters. —— unreal engine. which isa characters. —— unreal engine. which is a bit of videogame technology. using their performance capture know—how, imaginarium has teamed up with magic leap out of california to show off its ai tech. they have done this with help from then and pitted oi’c this with help from then and pitted orc called grishnak, a character created by andy circus incel. —— himself. s belongs to a group called super zeroes. you have to wonder, what happens to beautifully created, wonderfully crafted pieces of character concept artwork that doesn't make the grade? grishnak is one of those characters whose life was going to be, he was destined to the an orc in the lord of the rings and he never quite make the grade. 0k, andy, time to strap on the magic leap headset and check out your performance up close. 0k, leap headse

realise that there is a lot of third—party software used within those pages to do things like process cas like process card information. it could be that they were targeted because they were weaker and security and used to extract the data. ba says it is sorry, promising compensation for any customers who may end up out of pocket. this was a very sophisticated criminal attack on ba .com. 0ver more than 20 years that ba .com has operated we've never had a breach. this doesn't surprise me, we see attacks like this targeting payment and card details all the time. it is a big industry and criminals do this on a daily basis. but it is unusual for hackers to land so much sensitive payment card details at once. it is the first major incident since new data protection rules came into effect which means that ba could face a fine of around half £1 billion. but given the speed of their response, regulators may not impose such as sky high penalty. emma simpson, ba names. bbc news. and emma simpson's here now. do we know if any customers have had data stolen? temperament told me to they are not aware

you should understand, northern philippines was really affected in ca bagan, isabela and even benguetorts about these increasing numbers of deaths in mining areas. what kind of aid to these families need ? is this aid getting to the affected families? yes, absolutely. but surely, the help is reaching these areas, which we give to the government for taking the lead on this, and humanitarian organisations like us would want to compliment them. just yesterday we have reached more than 700 families the landfall site in two towns. the people are pretty much grateful that the help are coming in. you can see there are challenges doing this, access has to become an issue also. the government really trying their best to clear the way so that help would reach these areas. you are watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: kim jong—un puts on a show as the leaders of the two koreas meet to discuss denuclearisation. also on the programme: ajapanese billionaire becomes the first spacex tourist to fly round the moon. we'll hearfrom him. 30 hours after the earthquake that devastate

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like eric ca nto na skins of all mammals. like eric ca ntona and he skins of all mammals.the sunday telegraph, this is interesting. the idea of giving prisoners phones in their prison cells, the idea to con them down? i thought that is ridiculous when i first heard it. that they would make more and more drug deals but when you read the detail, it is only set preagreed numbers they can phone and also and the justice secretary numbers they can phone and also and thejustice secretary is arguing, which i understand, that keeping in touch with family reduces the risk of reoffending and leads to... they have the scheme in germany and david gauke said it is a success, improving behaviour in prisons and reducing the level of recidivism. they can only call certain people? for example, if someone is lying awake, feeling down, at the moment they cannot go to the landing to use they cannot go to the landing to use the communal phone at that time, but they could, using a handset, call a memberof theirfamily, they could, using a handset, call a member of their family, have a chat and fe

as a judge you want a ca nter nina, reassure thus far.e you want a canter nina, reassure people. we are talking about his life now, this is not just about getting talking about his life now, this is notjust about getting into this appeal court, this is about the reputation of brett kavanaugh moving forward. if this were me i would come out with more fire and vigour, see i did not do that, it was not —— i was not there. and people have said and off that they were not there. if he does not bring more passion to this his chances are going to be precipitously reduced as to whether or not he gets on the supreme court. i was listening to the testimony of anita hill and that famous moment when claris thomas carroll is back after —— when clarence thomas comes back after the testimony and he called it a high—tech lynching, is that's the type of fire he needs to bring britain mark or, does he need to bring fire but also somehow recognise that something bad may have happened to her? yes, and 27 yea rs have happened to her? yes, and 27 years ago look

kurdish officials tell us that they ca ptu red kurdish officials tell us that they captured anwar miahth ago in eastern syria, inside islamic state controlled territory. he is a pharmacist from birmingham. in a video that has subsequently been posted online, it has anwar blindfolded in the back of a pick—up truck. he is heard saying, i'm a doctor, a qualified pharmacist from the uk. i studied medicine and pharmacy. it also turns out that a man with an identical name was struck off as a pharmacist in birmingham in 2014. so, those numbers match. as far as the kurds are concerned, this man is a member of the so—called islamic state. he is being held in northern syria, under guard by us special forces. is being held in northern syria, under guard by us specialforces. we heard today he is being questioned by western intelligence services. the kurds say that they have over 500 for an islamic state fight under their care, 500 for an islamic state fight under theircare, and 500 for an islamic state fight under their care, and they cannot hold these men long term, and that they should be return

his supporters won't ca re echo chamber.in's family said. absolutely. we are going to end off on the goodies, i don't know how many of our viewers remember them, james, you do, that's a story inside the observer and it's basically saying the tandem, there we are, goody, goody, yum yum, gone, the tandem, a 3—person tandem, you can see it now, that is up for sale at an auction. james, you were telling me you were a huge fan of the programme. i am going to go and bid for different reasons, because the goodies were light entertainment in the 70s that we can still talk about and they were funny and they have been... i didn't think they were that funny. they were like monty python cast off. i'd like you are selling it. they weren't as cultured but it was equally as funny, i would argue. the only people when i've interviewed them, i'd ask them to autograph something in my many years in journalism. i hold my autograph something in my many years injournalism. i hold my hands up, i don't really remember them but actually on a slightly

it didn't work and she needed an emergency ca esa rea n. and she needed an emergency caesarean.ired his skull and insist it's not the cause of his delayed development. why did you let me try in natural birth when you let me try in natural birth when you knew there was something wrong with his head 7 you knew there was something wrong with his head? eid have been a com pletely with his head? eid have been a completely different story. but they took the risk and i feel that he is now to suffer. sophia lily will turn two. she was born prematurely at 27 weeks and needed support to breathe, as this video shows. a mistake was made during a routine procedure to drain her chest. sophia lily needed to be resuscitated and the trust failed to tell her parents about the incident for days. so her parents wonder if her delayed development is due to being born early or medical errors. she might not be here now, if he hadn't put up such a fight. but we still don't know. we don't know the damage that could have been caused because there was no note saying her brain was starved of oxyge n saying

to customers if you think you might have been affected by this incident contact your bank or credit cadent contact your bank or credit card provider and follow their recommended advice. this will take them along time, 380,000 customers. yes. this is the latest in data breaches that we have had, so many in the last couple of years and it highlights how difficult it is for the companies to keep up with what is going on on >> studio: -- yelena greg 0wen on in the i was told they were informed by a third party yesterday that this had happened. so this was not from their systems. and it shows how long it can take for it be picked up. and we'll find out how this story — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:40 and 11:30 this evening in the papers — our guests joining me tonight are are the former director of communications for the conservative party, giles kenningham and polly mackenzie, director of the centre—left think tank, demos. russia has told the united nations that it categorically rejects allegations that it was involved in the nerve agent attack in salisbury

pope francis conceded today thal the ca church's sex abuse scandals are driving people away from the church. in estonia, the pope acknowledged that the church needs to address those concerns honestly. he spoke to a crowd of young people, as he wrapped up a four- day visit to the baltics. >> ( translated ): we ourselves haally need to be converted. we have to realizet in order to stand by your side we need to change many situations that put you of we know that many young people do not turn to us for anything because they don't feewe have anything meaningful to say to them. this is very bad when a church behaves in such a way that young people believe that it cannot give anything to their lives. t >> woodruf pontiff's comments came as german bishops released a report that nearly 3,700 germans were abused by catholic clergy between 1946.nd 20 more than half were 13 or younger. iran has issued a new threat to retaliate for saturday's attack on a military parade. the attack, in ahvaz, killed at least two dozen people.of cials blamed arab separatists, backed by arab states. today, a news a

us so, american college ca are a treasure of our civilization. it's where so many young people get a sense of teiir calling, vocation. we thought to ourselves, let's partner with u.s. college campuses to educate and inspire a geration of college studen to be interfaith leaders. ere american ideal is deeply intertwined with iith cooperation, and we need a new generation of interfaith leaders to write the next chapter. does the racial divide that we have today, compare with when you were starting out? >> we are living in an ugly time. part of what interfaith work has to be about right now, icalls for justice with ronciliation, building a new community where we can all thrive. and i think part of the power of religious language, and the bridges that people from different faiths have built in the past, in the civil rights movement, in the struggle dagainst apartheid, is th exactly that. >> one of the things i found interesting in your general session with all of the 500 was the question how many of you all talk to strangers, how many of you all talk

caillat ca is one of the world's most successful teachers. in our special this week we meet him backstage. qatada should know momentum and minds and even though. public school in sixty minutes. every journey begins with the first step and every language with the first word emerged in the book. rico is in germany to learn german why not come with him simple online on your mobile and free stuff d w z e learning course nikos fake german made easy. things fun beethoven. his work god is for to know. the monstrous and feed. the children insist upon twenty. everyone welcome to another action packed show i'm your host mainly here's a look at what we've got in store for you today. diving into our proration you know .

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