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discuss with cecile richards, director of planned parenthood. but "new york times," blockbuster story of $32 million settlement coming from former fox news analyst. in perspective, wrongful death settlement is a fifth of that, about $6 million. nbc has not independently verified the amount and o'reilly denies it. saying this to the two "new york times" reporters who broke the story. >> we have physical proof that this is bull [ bleep ]. this is bull [ bleep ]. this is horrible what i went through, what my family went through. this is crap, and you know it. it's politically and financially motivated. and we can prove it with shocking information. >> that is part of o'reilly's side as well as his denials which we've reported. another side, former fox news host who came out today speaking on "megyn kelly today". >> i'm terrified, i don't know why i'm about to cry. it is just difficult, many women go into the settlement agreement because they just don't want to face what potentially could be coming at them. again, dealing with a corporation, filled

county are places that they have asked for help from delaware state police, cecil county.we're picking up there is a suspect that they have not been able to apprehend at this point. what we know simply from hartford county sheriffs from their twitter feed that there were multiple injuries at the emmorton business park in edgewood and we have no confirmation at this point or what kind of injuries they're talking about. we did hear some discussion on police channels they may have taken people to shock trauma in baltimore, again unconfirm. simply conversations that there. we're on i-95 now. we're still quite a ways away from getting to the scene. but we'll continue to monitor the situation so, again, all i can tell you apparently, they're looking in several locations now for a suspect in delaware and cecil county which from the map i can see is just adjacent to hartford county which is north of baltimore in the falston area north of baltimore. >> paul, i know you said it seems like they're looking in several areas. does it seem as if they are only looking for one person? >> r

. >> reporter: architect cecil baker was able to fit that need in an incredibly small footprint after working with outside developers for years. >> they could never make it work. they walked away from this. >> reporter: tuesday, along wait and the grand opening. the philly pops performing in the bay of one of the robotic car lanes. the who's who of philly politics in attendance and with unit prices well in the millions, 23rd already sold including the penthouse for a record amount. >> penthouse is 17.8. it was a bargain. >> reporter: marry vealing the 10 year property tax abatement given on each unit will likely be a less controversial offering then previously thought. >> we don't care about tax abatement we just want your wage tax. >> easy give away trust me. >> reporter: high above independent mall. >> these are all people that could live anywhere they want. >> reporter: greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> beautiful. >> i watched that go up, i walk by that a million time. >> that is as close as i will get to it is watching. >> that is about it. >> that is beautiful. >> kate

according to court records, prince lives in elkton, a small town in cecil county, maryland, close to the delaware line. this afternoon, officers many wearing bulletproof vests surrounded his apartment there. one officer had a long gun aimed at the residents for hours. red dodge charger connected to prince was also parked out front. the 37-year-old wanted gunman has a lot of relatives in delaware. police here say he is also known to frequent a one-story white house in the city's south side. neighbors we spoke to described prince as quiet and polite. >> this is nuts. this is freaking nuts, man. how in the world can somebody shoot five unarmed people. i can't fathom it. >> anytime you see anything outrageous as this, it comes as a shock to you. this is just something that is not normal here. but something that is probably normal in the world. kevin: there are two security cameras attached to a utility pole beside the used car lot. the police hasn't said the victim's condition at the wilmington shooting but there clearly, police say, was some level of bad blood. live in wilmington, delaw

donde asistieron miles de personas, flavio nos abre la de la medida que tomaron las autoridades y como cecile ante lo ocurrido. alguna persona dicen estar asustada por lo que ocurriÓ en las vegas y nos dijeron que hay que vivir la vida sin preocupaciones. reportero: uno de los eventos fue el concierto del grupo contra y en oliva. la preocupaciÓn de lo que ocurrió en las vegas, continÚa en la mente de muchos y los planes de seguridad de las autoridades. la unidad analiza los eventos que ocurren alrededor del mundo y toma una determinaciÓn sobre la cantidad que se necesitara para cierto evento y prepararse para cualquier cosa que pueda suceder el Área de la bahÍa tiene elementos multitudinarios y los conciertos de mÚsica y juego deportivo continÚan programados, las autoridades dicen que preparada. otros ataques violentos son parte y lo que pasÓ en las vegas sucediÓ sobre un concierto,, pero estamos preparados. >> no podemos dejar que un individuo arruine nuestra vida, algo con lo que estÁn de acuerdo muchos de que hay que vivir la vida sin temor ni mÁs preocupaciones. kdtv hay que vivir la vid

of course, people like cecil rhodes and joe chamberlain, who was the colonial secretary back in londonr hands on places like the orange free state and the transvaal in particular, that had huge gold and diamond reserves and they used the excuse of british settlers in those boer republics being maltreated, being denied civil rights, to start the boer war. and it was believed that because these were a bunch of rough dutch farmers, armed with carbines, that the british army would flatten them in no time at all. why they thought that, i don't know, because it was only less than 20 years earlier that we've lost the first boer war and there has been enormous problems with — we remember rorke's drift and all those other things in south africa, where the native armies had been incredibly difficult to beat. and people went to recruiting stations in britain in1899, 1900, to join the british army, and in large numbers were rejected because they were unfit. they were malnourished, they did no physical education in schools, and they were totally unsuitable for being in an army. so in a strange way

in maryland cecil including chesapeake bay no island this concludes the week the test of no weather radio all hazards station k h twenty eight in philadelphia pennsylvania thank you for listening to no weather radio all hazards. this militarization of education is especially useful for fighting gangs. and. what i would. give. the army is a good gang as a counterweight to the violent gangs last year three hundred. thirty one died. to protect students provide security for their way home. veterans of iraq and afghanistan. every night two thousand and sixteen was the deadliest year in chicago this past decade six hundred dead more than in any other american city shady characters the street there's a curfew for people under twenty one starting at nine in the evening. district in the city's south. past four in the morning. ready for school she's been in the. years. i know excited to wear it because. when you put it on when you have. your actual court i'm. finally i guess legace just. a uniform rules. the chaos for childhood shaped by violence. on wednesday students and most of. the three hundre

. >>> the annual avenue of treat is at cecil b. moore starting at 5:30 tonight. kids will be given reflective treat bags so cars can see them once it gets dark. >>> new from overnight in delaware county, a fire damaged the alcoholics anonymous building in upper darby. the building was unoccupied. no one was hurt. >>> right now a widow's fight for justice following the murder of her husband, brad hayes. last week police found the retired postal worker beaten to death in his car outside a school in darby, delaware county. investigators are looking for two "people" of interest in this case. hayes' widow is pleading for anyone who knows anything to come forward. >> he doesn't pick up strangers. whoever did this knew him. we need closure, you know. we need to find out who did this and bring them to justice. >> reporter: >> police are working to look at surveillance video from the scene. >>> a stabbing in penn'sville. a view of the scene from sky force 10. that's the penn terrace apartments on meadow road. investigators haven't said whether the victim and suspect know

and in 2015 arrested in cecil county, maryland for possession of illegal handgun. last year, this manziel prince punched him in the face while they worked together at jps granite and he doesn't know why. his' fired prince and according to court documents prince returned in february of this year to confront his boss. the encounter so hostile the owner filed for a peace order which was ultimately denied. >> and prince now expected to face charges here in delaware as well as in maryland. he is being processed here at the wilmington police department. and shawn, tomorrow, radee prince will go from a judge. >> now "fox5" korey coffin. we know the names of employees now from the dmp hartford county. >> we do, shawn, 53-year-old bear of virginia and 34-year-old jose maryland and 48-year-old also of maryland. a fewer hours ago we were hear as several dozen showed up to the small lot here across the street from where all this happened. and to hold a vigil for those victims. after a violent day a peaceful harmony breaks noise of choppers overhead. >> we're here to do simple

the annual avenue of treats will be along cecil b. moore between north broad and 16th starting at 5:30 tonight. all kids will be given reflective treat bags so cars can see them once it gets dark. away. the biggest race is for new jersey governor. republican nominee kim guadagno will begin a campaign bus tour on thursday. the lieutenant governor plans to visit all 21 counties in the state. polls show guadagno trailing her democratic opponent phil murphy by double digits. murph is a financeer and former diplomat. >>> in philadelphia, four election workers face charges of fraud and intimidation. authorities say the workers interfered with balloting and got aggressive with at least one voter at a polling place during a special election back in march. the four are accused of tampering with public records. in that election, it was for a seat in pennsylvania's house of representatives. democrat emilio vasquez won the race. the state attorney general said there was no evidence that the acts affected the polls. >> the integrity of our elector

portions of 3rd street, vine, 4th, fairmount, thompson, germantown avenue, oxford, 5th, and cecil b. moore, will be closed, as well. the roads that i mentioned are closed at specific walk routes that we posted on nbc10.com. reporting live in old city, pamela osborne, nbc10 news. >> thanks. >>> the opioid crisis is now a public health emergency. president trump made that announcement yesterday. steering clear of the national emergency declaration many had been demanding. that kind of declaration would have allowed the government to tap into disaster relief funds immediately to combat the opioid epidemic. here's what the announcement does do -- declaring a public health emergency will make it easier for people who don't live near doctors to get treatment over the phone or by computer. it also lets states shift around federal money to focus on the opioid epidemic. again, the order will not unlock new federal funding. that's something congress has to do. >>> nbc10 has been following a local man's fight with addiction for the past two weeks. we first met michael corsello near university h

cecile rein of seraphine, the uk's first line of fashionable maternity wear.ne—woman company. she now has sales of $26 million worldwide and employs 100 people. but her biggest problem was finding the right staff to hire as her business grew. when recruiting don't look so much at the cv, it's very hard for a new entrepreneur to take on new people and to give them the trust so that they can start looking after parts of your own business. many times i felt i have failed dismally and i didn't kind of sense that person correctly. at times i have recruited people from much bigger brands and ifound that they were really difficult to adapt. "we can't do this". "we can't do that". i think when you are an entrepreneur you have to have a culture which is a kind of yes culture. i really learnt that don'tjust look at the piece of paper and the cv and the experience. you want to really look at the person. some people have got less perfect cv and will be better for your company. look at their true skills rather than what is written on their cvs. mike is back to look through

i am thinking of about cecil beaton taking the picture.>> is that the way she talked? >> annie, you must find your own way. >> your majesty. i will ask you to look to your left. >> there are few kinds of royalty that sunny has not photographed. her subjects some of most prominent people in the world. famous athletes. actors, presidents, and business men, turned president. >> this is down in palm beach. leaving to go back to new york. >> latest collection spans her work from 2005 to 2016. the year she writes culture was shifting in ways that we didn't quite take in. >> why this book now? what's the story of this book? >> well, over a year ago, must have been august, like three months before the election iechl thought, you know, i think i should try to put a book out. it would end with hillary clinton in the white house. that would be my ending. >> that was your plan? >> that was my plan. >> then we had an election. >> we had an election. i really do think in the last, 20, 30 pages you can feely like not knowing where to go what to do if i w

he lived in elkton, a small town in cecil county, maryland, close to the delaware line. this afternoon, officers, many wearing bulletproof vests surrounded his apartment there. one officer had a long gun aimed at the residents for hours. a red dodge charger connected to prince was parked out front. neighbors evacuated from their home stood in disbelief. >> this is a dangerous individual. this person shot six people in one day. three are dead right now. three are dead. this is a person with no conscience. not a person to be >> if great mystery this evening is his precise motives and whereabouts. kevin lewis, abc7 news. alison: thank you. keep up with the search for radee prince and the investigations happening now in maryland and delaware by downloading the app. larry: retired major general will face court-martial on charges of raping a child on active duty in the 1980's. he is accused of committing rape over a six-year period while stationed in the u.s. and germany. developing now, the mother of a valuen soldier said president trump disrespected her son. myeshia johnson

prince was living in cecil county, maryland. i want to come back out live and show you the pretty gutwrenching scene. if you look across the street, you can see people in the bright green shirts. those are fellow employees from this business advanced granite solutions. they have asked not to speak. you can see another group talking to the state trooper. the police have set up an area in a hotel, a ballroom, for those people to go and get information and of the with their families as they deal with this tragedy. as you can see, these folks feel compelled to be here, to look at the business. the business itself just beyond those trees. the brick building there. five killed, three in critical condition after what we believe to what we have been told is mr. prince is associated with this business. others have told me he was recently fired. that may be what this is all about. he does have a criminal history. we want to send this over to my colleague kevin lewis as we continue our team coverage of this mass shooting. have heard one of

. >> reporter: architect cecil baker was able to fit that need in an incredibly small footprint after working with outside developers for years. >>> they could never make it work, they walk away from this >> reporter: tuesday along wait and grand opening. the philly pops performing in the bay of one of the car lifts. who's who of philly politics in attendance with unit prices well in the millions, 23rd already sold including the penthouse, for a record amount >> penthouse is 17.8. it was a bargain. >> reporter: marry vealing the 10 year property tax abatement given on each unit will likely be a less controversial offering, then previously thought. >> we don't care about tax abatement we just want your wage tax. >> easy give away trust me. >> reporter: high above independent mall, trust me. >> these are people that can live anywhere they want. >> reporter: greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> beautiful building there. >> next up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning, tennis great maria sharapova opens up but her career and new book we are back in a >>> the e cigarette he

has a lengthy wrap sheet in delaware arrested 42 times 15 re and 2015 prince was arrested in cecil county mar for possession of a handgun. last year this manziel prince punched him in the face and he doesn't know why. >> his' fired prince. he returned in february this year to confront the boss the encounter so bad the owner filed for a peace order ins with denied. >> he is being processed in wilmington and will go before a judge tomorrow. live tonight in wilmington, delaware, marina marraco, "fox5 local news". >> now, tonight, we now know the names of those who died when radee prince opened fire in the company in hartford county. >> meantime as people gathered in edgewood not far from the scene a korey i know you have more on the victim's identities. >> that's right, we have those names for you shawn and tony, 53-year-old bear sixt contudev of virginia and jose romeor of maryland and 40-year-old earl jack of maryland we were here as people showed up just hours ago for that vigil just across the street from where all of this happened early this morning. i 95 and edgewood road. >> after a v

there was a residence of interest in cecil county that we have gone to and we have been through in our manhunt and he, obviously located there. but that is where we found the car the second vehicle possibly associated as a vehicle with the suspect. >> [ inaudible question ]. >> we do not. at this point -- at this point we are looking for just there suspect. 100%. we do not believe there were others involved, at this point in the investigation, we do not believe anyone else was involved other than the person i gave you the name of and operating that chevy acadia when he left. >> do you consider him armed and dangerous? >> are you listening to authorities there update the situation. a shooting that happened at the advanced granite solutions in edgewood, maryland. the new information that they have just released is they are looking for a suspect by the name of radeeb prince in a 2000 plaque chevy acadia. they say this is a very targeted attack t. information is five people were shot. three people are don't believe anyone else was involved. currently they are searching for that one suspect

>> reporter: paul calls himself a small developer couple dozen properties he's put up signs from cecilt street from lehigh to sixth. stone wall heights a modern historical district. bad lands is no name for any w he lives in the area and loves it. >> i'm developing here. i want people to know about this area. i want people to come and shop at your stores. i want people to buy my houses i want people to live in this community. i want people to know about it. >> reporter: if one guy can put up signs and cause a fuss about neighborhood name i might as well get my two cents in and put out chairs, got out the sidewalk chalk and busted out my new name for the area, fat city. >> i like it. i do. i like fat city. >> guy puts up a sign or my dopey chalk drawing and can a name change neighborhood? samantha and jamill work at a kensington school. >> it doesn't change the love and the family of the hood. >> reporter: right it. >> just changes the name. >> i don't think no one would even take that personal like because, you know, just a name. every little borough around here as different name alrea

they went and searched an address in cecil county just east of here and they've searched addresses overware as well. so we also know that they've been in touch with his family members to try and get them to assist at this point. but they do not know where he is. other than the sheriff at 2:00 o'clock this afternoon telling us that they believe he's still in this vehicle and that he's not changed vehicles at this point. back to you guys. >> paul wagner live for us in edgewood, maryland. thank you for the insight and the latest information there. >>> turning to the weather now, live lock at ocean city, new jersey, temperatures kind of pleasant today but how long is this going to last? kathy orr and scott williams have your full forecast in just 15 seconds. >>> another beautiful day after a cool morning with deep blue skies. you have to love it. old city philadelphia and center city looking great. the high temperature so far our forecast high of 71. winds out of the southwest at 1e that's a warm wind for us. take a look at these numbers. southwesterly winds boosting pottstown to 69. allent

you can cecil con valley starting the northbound build. 101 is a tougher drive toward the airport becauset crash blocking one lane. we are showing you that north of 682 interchange. the freeway jams up. also jamming up westbound 92 approaching the toll plaza for the san mateo bridge. that crash blocking two middle lanes, the tow truck having a bad time. we have hope in the future. approaching the bridge, we have slowing for the upper east shore freeway. i'll show you the north bay. you have bigger news and the battle that continues. >>> 6:33. back to the top story this morning. the battle continues as crews in the north bay are busy working another fire right now. it's called the oakmont fire. it's burning east of highway 12 in sonoma county. this is between santa rosa. we are told 500 acres burned and it is 15% contained. >> we sent sharon katsuda to the area. so sad, you found out devastating news from a family. >> reporter: that's right. thes terrible news. you can see how it is progressing. when we arrived, we only saw a black, smokey ridge line. now, you can see active flames. as we

portions of 3rd street, vine, 4th, fairmount avenue, thompson, germantown avenue, oxford, 5th, and cecil b. moore will be closed. the roads will be closed where there's a walk route. we've posted information on line on nbc10.com. reporting live in old city, pamela osborne, nbc10 news. >> looking good. thanks. >>> 6:07 on this friday. let's take a live look outside. another part of the city, boathouse row. looking a little chilly out there. >> just a matter of time before we see frost on the water. >> i can imagine people running along boathouse rosseting i should have added an extra layer. >> bundle up, layer up across the area. the lehigh valley, suburbs, new jersey, and into delaware, temperatures in the 30s. white hall township, areas of frost, they will disappear once the sun is up. that's not after -- not until well after 1:00 this morning. the suburbs, 32. delaware, dropped to 39 degrees. philadelphia international, parksides, andora, dropped into the 30s. not far behind in chestnut hill and northeast philadelphia. low 40s right now on parkwood, bustleton, tarsdale, not warm in cen

laughter ] >> paul calls himself a small developer couple dozen properties he's put up signs from ceciland front street to sixth. announcing stone wall heights a modern historical district. paul says bad lands is no name for anywhere he lives in the area and loves it. >> i'm developing here. i want people to know about this area. i want people to come and shop at your stores. ian pebble to buy my houses. i want people to live in this community and i want people to know about it. >> reporter: if one guy can put up signs and cause fuss about a neighborhood name i might as well get my two cents n i put out chairs got out the sidewalk chuck and put out my new name for the city. >> i like it. i like fat city. >> is that that eyes see. a guy puts up a sign and can name change a neighborhood. >> it doesn't change the love and the family of the hood. >> right. >> it just changes the name. >> i don't think no one would even actually take that even personal like because it's just name like every -- every little name already. like we rename the streets ourselves any way. >> reporter: maybe the dif

northbound dealing with 20-minute delays because of equipment problems at cecil b. moore station.tco, and new jersey transit on time. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> the all-new love park is just about ready for its debut. >> philadelphia's famous landmark will host christmas village starting on thanksgiving when it reopens to the public for the first time since its revenuevations. love park -- renovations. love park has been undergoing a delayed $16 million upgrade since february of last year. can't wait for it to reopen. >>> this morning, a bucks county principal is already at school. definitely the first to arrive. >> definitely. well before the sun came up. here's a live look at newtown middle school. principal tim long is waving at us. hi, tim. he's been camped out on the roof all night. he says he will stay until 8:00 this morning as part of a fund-raising effort for a school damaged by hurricane harvey in texas. long promised students he would stay overnight on the roof if they raised $8,000 to help the texas school. and by the looks of him this morning, they did. >> ki

mcnair apologized for his comments on friday but plenty still on happy and don't accept the apology cecile shorts played for the houston texans and twenty fifteen he says inmates slaves and products sorry that's all we are to the owners and others not grown men with families kids wives values and morals richard sherman of the seattle seahawks has been very outspoken on the players' rights and neal he wrote i can appreciate people being candid don't apologize you meant what you said showing your true colors allows people to see you for who you really are and then there's this tweet as well from the tennessee titans brian or orakpo he says that's really how they feel ha these words out this man's mouth are infuriating to me and the rest of my brothers in this league is also angered some in the n.b.a. as well golden state warriors forward raymond green had this to say. first there was. no. inmates. and i know some inmates. will protect. their not to be. drinking right away why you see him doing all these different thing that. they're not. only the good guys. who dream and green may have taken

left is cecile richards. [applause] , she isu do not know president of the planned parenthood federation of america and planned parenthood action fund. in 2011, she led the national fight to save federal funding for planned parenthood. [applause] is the speaker for the colorado house of representatives. [applause] she has represented her in central denver since 2010. she was the majority leader for the 2015 and 2016 terms. recipient of the rising star award. [applause] next we have -- [applause] [laughter] >> really, really exciting. he was on the ground at ferguson, missouri. aroundbeen at protests the country, protesting police violence. in 2015, he joined other advocates and activists and a remarkable effort -- in a remarkable effort to end police violence. [applause] >> as is cofounder and executive producer of the invisible project. before invisible, he worked as an associate rector for prosperity now. he served as deputy -- [applause] >> we are going to do "q & a" differently this time around. no one is

karla: mando un beso muy grande para cecil y su madre. los queremos mucho. uniÓ a las personas. aclaro que no me dio gusto el terremoto, sino la uniÓn de los mexicanos. creo que era lo que necesitÁbamos. entender que si queremos ver un cambio en nuestro paÍs tiene que comenzar por nosotros. >> mauricio castillo se llevÓ un susto por el terremoto. mauricio castillo: sÓlo fue el susto. la angustia es saber si todos estÁbamos bien. toda mi familia estaba separado. yo vivÍ el del 85. me tocÓ ver en mis narices que se caÍan los edificios. yo me salÍ de mi casa. se muriÓ gente que yo conocÍa. revivir esta fue muy fuerte. yo cuando lleguÉ a recogerla y fue al lugar donde estaban resguardados en un restauran de unos conocidos me soltÉ a llorar. >> por ello, mauricio castillo junto con su familia pusieron un centro de acopio. ahora, junto con el elenco de la obra van a donar la taquilla de las dos primera funciones a los damnificados. ♪ francisca: yo estuve en mÉxico y fui a la zona donde se cayeron alguno de los edificios. en el techo habÍan algunos restaurantes que

hundred mercer monmouth and salem and don't get in the including upper delaware bay and in maryland cecil including chesapeake bay north of wells island this concludes the weekly test of no weather radio all hazards station k h twenty eight in philadelphia pennsylvania thank you for listening to no weather radio all dirt. and the fact is that a lot of stories were covered up over the last decade or so i mean we know this that has been a cover up i mean again the double standard go ahead rob in new york. i don't i don't think there is a double standard i think that there's bad behavior on both sides good show it's been pervasive for years at fox news it's been it's happened in hollywood i'm not denying it but there are conservative elites you have the koch brothers you know there are liberal elites there are leaks in this country who have money and power and they're on both sides but to say that the right is squeaky clean and. i'm not saying that you know but i'm not saying that i don't think any and i don't think anybody is saying that now no one is saying that ok what i'm for what i'm sa

i also remember a meeting last in cecil allen, it today, has money also. host: williamstown, new jersey, edward.m caller: good morning. host: hi. i have a u know, comment. this investigation has been year and ir almost a would like to know if anybody would -- happens to know how money was spent on this investigation? still i haven't heard any with the llusion president, and manafort is being potentially for something he did five or 10 wondering, wasi'm this worth the taxpayer's money? host: when you hear or maybe you heard nancy pelosi say that even outside investigation on top of going on is se needed, how do you respond to that? guest: well, just like what the days ent tweeted couple ago, that this is a witch hunt, something on ind the president that says the was the russians messed with the elections, then some ep digging, but at point, they have to come together and say, there is nothing there. they have nothing there. a few other news organizations said there is nothing there. apparently the democrats can't let go, we can't keep spending on something

karla: mando un beso muy grande para cecil y su madre. los queremos mucho.speramos en un ratito. >> muchas cosas mÁs que se van a comentar. vamos con la noticia. satcha: estaremos muy pendientes al segmento de "mira quiÉn baila". antes arrancamos con esto noticias. como si fuera un juguete de papely no el aviÓn mÁs grande del mundo, asÍ se aproximÓ a la pista un aviÓn con unas 500 t de peso. en el vÍdeo se puede ver cÓmo se balancea literalmente de un lado a otro movido por fuertes rÁfagas que azotaban al aeropuerto. por fortuna, la habilidad de los pilotos evitÓ una tragedia. estamos de regreso y vamos a seguir volviendo proclamaron 50 supremacistas blancas al marchar con antorchas, donde hace dos meses un hombre atropellÓ intencionalmente a quiÉnes estaban en esta marcha y matÓ a una joven. dijeron que la ciudad es el sÍmbolo de la opresiÓn a su libertad de expresiÓn. mÉxico es el paÍs de latinoamÉrica donde mÁs hornos se pagan, esto segÚn un estudio que destacan que un tercio de los consultados reconoce que se ve es forzado a entregar dinero para poder ac

that of using real names like hum it off in france it was actually easier to be called pierre or cecile working at a call center and this tweet got a lot of traction making reference to that famous phrase i think we all know which is i'm not racist but. and this lady says that she was actually made to remove her veil at an italian customs port but a nun was allowed to pass through freely and this is what i found the most interesting this user talks about when someone told her that she was beautiful but beautiful for a black person and that she was reminding them of a drink cold but now let me explain what banana is it is a popular chocolate drink which was founded in one thousand nine hundred twelve off to world war one and is still widely distributed in france but it's also known for its controversial advertising with slogans and images like these who have been labeled racist and colonialist by critics who argue i quote that it reinforces the old cliche of a friendly yet stupid african person now put on a still embodies france's clonal era but the brand has a revamped its image since t