cecilia? >> we are sure hoping so. ian, thank you. >>> we turn to a disturbing new incident at the grand canyon. a third person there has died in just the last eight days falling to his death. the park's helicopter and rescue team recovering the body of a 67-year-old man. an investigation is under way and the grand canyon national park staff is asking all visitors to stay on designated trails and walkways and to keep a safe distance from the edge of the rim. michael? >> thank you, cecilia. >>> and now to prince harry, who is taking on fortnite. the father-to-be is slamming the popular game saying it can damage kids and hurt families, essentially calling for it to be banned. abc's lama hasan is in windsor, lama, the prince is also taking on social media. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, michael. while this happened at a mental health charity event, prince harry launching a scathing attack on social media as well as taking on one of the world's most popular video games out there, fortnite. his strong words taking

but -- cecilia. >> you were going to do it. unicorn. >> wow. >> thank you, sam. >> thank you, guys. [ applause ] >>> to our cover story, prince ches tryg to put rumors of a royal rift to rest. they appeared together in public. you see them there and eva pilgrim is in london where the baby could be coming any day. hey, eva. >> reporter: hey, george. the wait is on. any day this baby is expected and every move is now being watched as people look for a hint as to when this baby could arrive. meanwhile, harry putting to bed a family tension appearing pretty chummy with sister-in-law kate. kate and harry clearly united thursday as they arrive for a service at westminster abbey. this royal duo keeping each other company while prince william carries out an official visit in new zealand and mom-to-be meghan stays home, baby sussex due any time now. >> you'd often see the two on engagements laughing and joking so yesterday's appearance was a reminder of how close that relationship is and how it remained throughout the years. >> reporter

cecilia? >> a lot of questions. okay, alex. thank you. >> interested to hear what they have to say. >> yes. >>> we're going to turn now to that incredible final performance on the mat. one of our favorite gymnasts ucla mega star katelyn ohashi bringing back a viral routine wowing fans one last time, as the college senior prepares to graduate. she capped it off with a final mic drop going a 9.95 routine earning third place at the ncaa championship. she's the best. shtold the "l.a. times" it's not about the winning, it's not about the first place, it's about going out with no regrets. simone biles tweeted i'm not crying, you're crying. proud of you double trouble. what a legend. she wants to write a book. she wants to be on "dancing with the stars." she and miss val, her legendary coach, were here earlier this year. her book of poetry, hm. >> so much personality. >>> a terrifying close call on the subway. this woman lucky to be alive. her hand got stuck in the door. >>> and take a look. that is a zoo employee moments before she w

representante sindical que sÓlo buscan explorar las opciones que tiene el condado >>queremos ari >>para ceciliaaboraciÓn con ice significarÍa trabajar con una agencia que es una representaciÓn de odio, dice que el condado de santa clara ha sido un santuario para los inmigrantes y que asÍ debería continuar siendo >>los manifestantes indican que estÁn aquÍ presentes ese día presentador: gracias, mire tenemos nuevos detalles de un hombre de san josÉ arrestado por agredir sexualmente una mujer que estaba en su ubicaciÓn, una semana antes del incidente es sospechoso de 25 aÑos ya habÍa sido arrestado tras protagonizar un ataque violento en una gasolinera ( idioma inglÉs) despuÉs de arrojarle palos a los empleados del sujeto regreso y aventÓ piedras a ventanas del negocio, los trabajadores lo persiguieron lograron detenerlo hasta que las autoridades llegaron . la policÍa realizÓ la resto de un hombre 30 aÑos bajo sospecha de provocarle serias heridas a la mano izquierda con una espada a un residente el pasado 29 de marzo san francisco, durante una vigilancia de rutina agentes ubicaron al sospechoso d

>> reporter: that's right, cecilia. we're learning today that the effort to remove assange from this embassy has been in the works for some time. but sources tell abc news that assange himself learned just yesterday morning that they were throwing him out. even as british police were already here ready to drag him out. and we're told that as they did drag him out, he yelled out saying that they're just pawns of the u.s. government. julian assange defiantly threw his supporters the thumbs up as the british police van arrived at the courthouse for what's likely to be the first of many hearings. this, on the heels of that very public arrest in london thursday. a friend of assange, pamela anderson, tweeted, he looks very bad. to his defenders, assange is a radical whistleblower for the duj tall auj. >> this is a dark day for journalism. >> this sets a dangerous precedent for all media organizations and journalists. >> reporter: but in court, the judge took a different view, calling assange a narcissist who cannot get beyond

cecilia. >> yeah, jon.ico says they are basically doing what they have been doing, but it's not just the border. the president seems to be backtracking on health care, basically backing off this plan to introduce a republican replacement before 2020. >> reporter: he now says that the republican plan would be voted on after the election. he is saying this because he would like to do it after a big electoral victory when he is re-elected, when republicans win election, the president says. >> jon karl at the white house for us this morning. jon, thank you. michael. >> thank you. >>> now to that startling security breach at mar-a-lago while president trump was in florida over the weekend. a woman from china is under arrest after talking her way past secret service agents allegedly carrying a thumb drive with malware. chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz has more in washington. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, michael. yujing zhang who is in her early 30s remains in custody charged t

. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia.was the defense minister in sri lanka who is now saying this was in retaliation for the mosque attack in new zealand just last month. an australian man was charged in that mass shooting, but the sri lankan authorities offered no proof although they are under intense scrutiny given the failure to act on clear specific information that a little-known local radical islamist group was planning to attack churches. investigators have been tracking the group, but that secret security warning had not been shared with the public, and the question is, cecilia, could lives have been saved? >> american officials are certainly going to want to know the answer to that. james said the fbi is involved in this now. do you have a sense of what they've been learning? >> reporter: the fbi and others are looking to see what kind of outside help the group may have had including potential links to isis. this was clearly well planned with multiple suicide bombings, six different locations and three different

cecilia, i know you're a doubter, but there are some pluses.i'm going to listen. i'm going to hold out and make a decision after this is over. dr. jen ashton joins us. let's break this down. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> these guys are saying we're going to give this up for at least a while, see if it works. we've seen these other studies that say some alcohol, including red wine, is good for you. you've tried dry january. >> yes, i did my own experiment. >> what's the verdict? >> let's talk about what the medical and scientific literature says. this is why it can be so confusing for people. there exists what we call a j-shaped curve and it's not j for jennifer which means i'm going to ask you to start pouring some wine. >> this i actually have experience in, yes. >> what that means is at rate l level of the j you can actually see some data that supports a reduction in stroke, a reduction drink on television or pouring what i would drink at home? >> this is the point. as you get into the heavy range which for women is more than seven

cecilia, thanks very much. robin? to capitol hill where house speaker nancy pelosi is saying she'll take steps to ensure freshman representative ilhan omar's safety after president trump targeted her on twitter after a remark about 9/11. senior congressional correspondent mary bruce has more on all that. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, robin. overnight, the freshman congresswoman says she has seen an increase in direct threats on her life after president trump tweeted a video mixing footage of the congresswoman who is muslim giving a recent speech with footage of the 9/11 attack. in a statement, omar says, quote, violent rhetoric and all forms of hate speech have no place in our society, much less from our country's commander-in-chi commander-in-chief. this morning house speaker nancy pelosi is stepping up security for the congresswoman and urging the president to take down this video which she calls dangerous and disrespectful. democrats say that omar's recent comment that, quote, some people did somet

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cecilia? >> they sure are. okay, james.nk you. >>> as we have been reporting, isis has claimed responsibility for those bombings, raising questions about how strong the group is, after losing territory in the middle east. abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz has more from washington. martha, good morning. how are you u.s. officials responding? >> reporter: well, cecilia, the fbi and department of homeland security issuing an intelligence bulletin saying that isis will almost certainly use these sri lankan bombings to further its rhetoric for like-minded attacks and counterintelligence officials believe they were not just inspired by isis but could have been directed and coordinated by veterans of isis battles in iraq and syria who returned to sri lanka after the defeat of isis. the attacks were clearly well-financed. the bombmaking, sophisticated and the coordination really nearly flawless. this may be a look at isis 2.0 and we have heard president trump say it was defeated in iraq and syria but this is a

cecilia? >> could see it next week. thanks very much. >>> we'll turn to that mea culpa from former vice president joe biden. he released a video responding to those accusations of unwarranted affection promising that he's gotten the message and vowing to change. this as he is now facing some new accusations this morning. senior congressional correspondent mary bruce has more from capitol hill. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. well, joe biden hasn't even announced yet if he is running but already his would-be campaign is doing damage control. in an online video the former vice president is explaining his personal approach to politics but he's also saying the times have changed and now he says so should he. this morning, joe biden is promising to change his ways. >> social norms have begun to change and have shifted and the boundaries of protecting personal space have been reset and i get it. i get it. >> reporter: overnight, three more women telling "the washington post" biden's behavior was inappr

cecilia: es intenso, es impredecible, es de último momento.obús como esta. elizabeth: es muy triste, porque las están dejando abandonadas, son personas que necesitan atención médica, muchos de los niños. angie: como esta red samaritana llamada "all hands arizona" hay muy pocas. sus miembros se comunican por mensajes en clave y nunca, pero nunca revelan dónde están trabajando. angie: ¿por qué esta es una red secreta? marta: hay grupos en contra, hay grupos que nos amenazan, hay grupos que nos acosan en las iglesias. les gritan a los inmigrantes, los insultan. angie: vásquez dice que no les tiene miedo, según ella ha sobrevivido cosas mucho peores. marta: salí de honduras, llegué a la frontera de nogales, por ahí crucé, me detuvieron con mi hija de tres años. yo de 17, seis meses de embarazo. angie: eso fue hace 27 años, cuando era una joven madre soltera con sueños. y no solo para sus hijos. marta: cuando me detuvo me preguntaron: "¿a qué vienes a los estados unidos?". le dije: yo vengo porque yo quiero entrar al ejército de estados unidos. ang

good morning, james. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. hunt goes on here for more suspects as catholic churches suspend all public services for fear of more attacks. 6,500 troops are now on the streets along with 2,000 air force and navy personnel. a successful businessman has been detained who authorities say helped two of his sons carry out these atrocities. one of them runs a copper factory where the bombs may have been made. nearly 350 people are now confirmed dead, and the pressure is mounting on the government to explain how it could have missed repeated intelligence warnings. a standoff is brewing with the president, asking for the resignation of the defense secretary and police chief. both have yet to do so. there are fears of a backlash against muslims. dark clouds are still hanging over sri lanka. janai? >> all right, james. >>> well,now to that dangerous new milestone in the growing measles outbreak. it's now the worst in the u.s. in nearly 20 years. the cdc says 695 measles cases have been reported in 22 states. abc's gio beni

we have sasha cronen and cecilia cecilia avalinji. >> she's probably going to need a spanish translator. >> if you heard your name, can you make your name to the podium. >> i'm here to talk to you about marshall letter school. i heard your comments about personnel matter so i'll modify my comments to talk about the toxic environment that currently existed at marshall elementary school. we tried the recommended channels of communication. we spoke to this person's supervisor. we met with a board member who's no longer on the board and nothing was done and the situation continues to get worse. the leadership at the school is vindicative, retaliatory, talks unilateral actions that harm the students academically. many of the students are treated in a manner that is demeaning and disparaging in front of their parents, in front of other parents. the leadership is discriminatory against the latino families at a school that is 80% spanish-speaking only. i'm not longer at the school, which is why i feel free to come here and speak out about it. most of the parents there are afraid to speak about

now he does have agreed in principle for trade commissioner cecilia mastro to negotiate a deal with washington trump wants the e.u. to lift tariffs and trade barriers for u.s. products across the board including the agricultural sector but that's easier said than done for many you countries like france agriculture is vital to the economy and there is a fear of unrestrained competition france has been resisting any trade talks due to domestic opposition that lead to celia monster and with the di lemmer of having to placate the americans and unite e.u. members at the same time. joining me now is our brussels correspondent barbara the point of trade commission a man strong. move negotiations forward. it at least they can begin now because we just need to fink about that to see a month from can't do anything really unless she has a mandate from the e.u. member states and she has now the majority of the state member states who have said ok go ahead and sort of try what you can do in washington because nobody really holds out that much hope her mandate is relatively narrow this is all about industri

. >> para cecilia, es un tema personal. >> cada persona se le que ver como un individuo.litos violentos. la otra, sujeta a un mayor escrutinio, la creaciÓn de un comitÉ que a su vez darÍa recomendaciones a la mesa de supervisoras en un periodo de 30 dÍas para determinar si esta colaboraciÓn con aisha es pertinente o no. para la manifestante ambas opciones son un ataque directo para la comunidad inmigrante. >> un incidente no tiene que reflejar una poblaciÓn inmigrante que viven aquÍ. tenemos que proteger a la mayorÍa. >> el supervisor fue uno de los que presentÓ una de las medidas. sus representantes indica que sÓlo buscan explorar las opciones que tiene el condado antes de tomar acciones. >> lo que decÍa jorge es que nos sentemos todos a averiguar cÓmo podemos cooperar juntos y como no podemos comunicar con amigas e necesidad. >> para cecilia, cualquier tipo de colaboraciÓn significarÍa trabajar con una agencia que ella considera es una representaciÓn de odio . >> dice que el condado de santa clara siempre sido un santuario para criarte y debe continuar siÉndolo. ♪ ♪ >>

. ♪ >>cecilia garcÍa es ciudadana de estados unidos y se beneficia del programa de vivienda pÚblica o que inmigrantes indocumentados no se beneficien de esta ayuda el secretario de vivienda y desarrollo urbano dijo que el paÍs necesita asegurarse de que los es casos recursos pÚblicos ayuden a personas que realmente tienen ese derecho porque nunca los indocumentados han podido recibir este servicio pero estamos hablando de familias donde hay un esposo que tiene una esposa indocumentada no por culpa de ellos sino por culpa del congreso que nunca ha arreglado el sistema de inmigraciÓn unas 32.000 familias inmigrantes es darÍan beneficiando con el acceso a vivienda pÚblica subsidiada. el gobierno verifica harÍa el estatus legalde arrendatarios que soliciten el subsidio de vivienda en la vivir podrÍa entrar en vigor a partir de este verano. >>desestimaron el pedido en contra de la ley que declara a california un es dado santuario tres jueces federales con sede en san francisco de contaminaron la norma que podrÍa permanecer crujiente se espera que el ex vicepresidente haga oficial su precan

this is where sicilian journalist paolo di lives he's published articles naming cecilia mafia bosses reporting extensively on their business activities and shedding light on their ties to politicians. going to the school i've had police protection since the twentieth of august twenty fourth teen oh yes which was when i was attacked in egypt many of these hoarded men had left me more dead than alive and lying somewhere in the countryside. chad show me what i spent months recovering at my parents' home you know working with my shoulder had been broken in three places and i couldn't move my arm so they put it . but i chained in the night of the twenty second of august me. they also tried to set my home on fire then w.t.f. walker could have. in his articles paolo has said that many sicilians prefer to rely on the mafia than the state to solve various problems. but he my most recent investigations and pocky know led to the arrest of a number of mafia bosses including an officer in the police force and thirteen which is where the famous tomatoes comforted me said you know i should. say i n

. >> el corazÓn de cecilia parece estar hecho de roble, como las artesanÍas que vende en las banquetasargas jornadas como isabel >> a mÍ me da mucho orgullo porque la mujer de ahora ya es mÁs valientes mas fuerte >> segÚn un Índice econÓmico las mexicanas son las que mÁs trabajan en el continente americano. >> las mujeres mexicanas trabajan mÁs de 74 horas a la semana de las que 50 son destinadas a trabajos no remunerados. >> porque despuÉs de barrer y lavar en una casa ajena hay que hacer lo mismo en la suya, dice marcelina, lÍder del sin cordel cato sindicato de trabajadoras del hogar. celebran una batalla ganada. >> no estamos pidiendo limosna >> hoy comienza el programa piloto que lo vuelve una realidad >> la victoria de este sector es un acto de justicia para las mexicanas, ahora sin duda las que mÁs trabajan. en ciudad de mÉxico, vÍctor silva, noticias telemundo. >> son sin duda lo mejor entre nosotros, las mujeres. una cuarta parte de los adultos que sufren depresiÓn en estados unidos no se beneficia con los tratamientos existentes, pero hay buenas noticias, se llama kete minas,

triunfar, sigan sus sueÑos >> muchas gracias a ti >> de mexicanos vamos a italia, espero ficamente a cecilianos deedos >>comandante, esto es un abuso, lo que usted estÁ haciendo. eso nos pertenece, no nos puede quitar el dinero. ¿usted cree que la revoluciÓn harÍa eso? yo soy de verdad una fiel admiradora de ustedes. >>pues, seÑora, la gente que admira la revoluciÓn no se pasa las leyes por donde mejor les parece.

hoffman. >> cecilia hoffman's statement was -- was huge. >> reporter: remember, she's the woman whog -- >> he said, i killed a young boy and an old woman. >> reporter: but here's the thing, hoffman later said to a private eye hired by the defense that she remembered very little from that time. bob motta hammered at hoffman's credibility on cross-examination. >> the concept of that is just so insane to me, that this guy who's gotten away for essentially murder is now gonna confess to a stripper that he knows that there's no way is ever gonna hook up with him and that's your come-on line? "oh, yeah, i killed people. i killed an old lady and a young boy." i don't know. >> reporter: after three weeks both sides summed up their cases for the jury and hit all the familiar themes, then they placed anthony garcia's fate in the jury's hands. >>> coming up, a toast from the defense before the verdict. what would the jury do? >> seeing my brother cry, seeing my mom cry, seeing the district attorney cry was a tough moment. >> reporter: sometimes justice is not what happens in a courtroom but ra

. ♪ >>cecilia garcÍa es ciudadana de estados unidos y se beneficia del programa de vivienda pÚblica ote tienen ese derecho porque nunca los indocumentados han podido recibir este servicio pero estamos hablando de familias donde hay un esposo que tiene una esposa indocumentada no por culpa de ellos sino por culpa del congreso que nunca ha arreglado el sistema de inmigraciÓn unas 32.000 familias inmigrantes es darÍan beneficiando con el acceso a vivienda pÚblica subsidiada. el gobierno verifica harÍa el estatus legalde arrendatarios que soliciten el subsidio de vivienda en la vivir podrÍa entrar en vigor a partir de este verano. >>desestimaron el pedido en contra de la ley que declara a california un es dado santuario tres jueces federales con sede en san francisco de contaminaron la norma que podrÍa permanecer crujiente se espera que el ex vicepresidente haga oficial su precandidatura esto mediante un vÍdeo dado a conocer el prÓximo miÉrcoles 24 el anuncio lo hicieron personas familiarizadas con el entorno polÍtico de john biden. ♪ >>los 13 hijos de la pareja en cali hornea que fue sen

hey, ginger. >> hey there, cecilia.he day before may unless you're in grand marais, minnesota. more than a foot of snow, nothing new for them there. 15 1/2 inches and more snow with the storms but most will be in the elevated areas. the part that will be dangerous will be hail, damaging winds and tornadoes possible today. you had eureka, kansas showing you images of the up to 70-mile-per-hour winds that were recorded. quick look at the hail too, hen egg size, so two plus inches. i think we're going to do that again today. flood alerts from oklahoma and texas into illinois because of those couple of lows. they'll slide along. you have enough of what we call a low level jet stream so a lot of moisture and one wind direction at the surface and then a cooler drier wind direction above. that means wind shear and means in that elevated area you see, tulsa, oklahoma city and joplin, tornadoes possible and large hail too. george. >> okay, ginger, thanks very much. >>> we turn to that headline about energy drink dangers. a new s

senior white house correspondent cecilia vega has more.ood morning, cecilia. >> reporter: hi, robin. good morning. this is a whistle-blower who says the nation's most sensitive secrets are in danger. and she says she came forward because she wants congress to intervene immediately. overnight, jared kushner on fox news dodging questions about security clearance protocols. >> over the last two years that i have been here i have been accused of all different types of things. and all of those things have turned out to be false. >> reporter: the interview from the president's son-in-law coming on the heels of alarming new claims from a whistle-blower from inside the white house. tricia newbold, an 18-year veteran who manages security clearances for some of the top officials in the west wing telling congress that top administration officials authorized security clearances for at least 25 people whose applications had been denied for reasons including foreign influence, conflicts of interest, concerning personal conduct, financial problems, drug

afterward she called out both the undisputed welterweight champion cecilia brakhus and unbeaten britishnk you. how many times have you gone to work when you're not really up to it? a new study has found more than 40% of employees said their work was being affected by health problems — a figure that's risen by a third over the last five years. sarah's main job these days is looking after her children. a decade ago, she was in engineering recruitment. i was 22. it felt exciting for me to be starting my career. i absolutely loved it, it was a greatjob. but sarah ended up having a breakdown, yet still felt under pressure to get back to work. it was just quite surreal to be thinking, oh, i probably have to go to work tomorrow but i was sat in a hospital bed recovering and being told by doctors, "you're really seriously ill, you need to look after yourself. this is something you shouldn't be messing around with. you know, you'vejust tried to take your own life". when you look back on it with hindsight you see, actually, if i'd have been given a bit more time to become well before i had had a

. >> reporter: peruvian marÍa cecilia villegasesearched the country's family planning strategy whiletudying international development athn hopkins university. she says it was a valuable program. >> women were having more kids than they wanted to have. there was a lot of maternal mortality. so this was designed for poor women to be able to access the same health services that rich women are able to access. >> reporter: from 1996 to 2000, millions of cooms, birth control pills, and other contraceptive methods were provided. and 280,000 tubal ligations were performed. t almost from the start, reports of aggressive government sterilization quotas, and lack of women's consent, began to emerge, particularly from indigenous areas. there were also allegations that some women died because of unsaniry conditions or lack of post-operative caran >> the gentlrom kansas rise. >> reporter: the united states had been funding t program, but cut back support in early 1998, in response to these reports. >> thank y, mr. chairman. women were coerced into sterilization. >> reporter: congress also passed l

afterward she called out both the undisputed welterweight champion cecilia brakhus and unbeaten britishhitlock has won pommel gold at the european gymnastic championships in poland. after a year of silver medals in 2018, the olympic champion once again took to the top spot on the podium with this outstanding routine to claim his second european pommel gold medal. and there was a bronze for ellie downie in the vault. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's ben brown with the papers. hello and welcome to our sunday morning paper review. with me are the sunday times education editor, sian griffiths and the author and journalist, shyama perera. welcome to you both, thank you both for joining welcome to you both, thank you both forjoining us. let's take a look at the front pages. the sunday telegraph says new polling evidence suggestsjeremy corbyn is on course to sweep into downing street after theresa may failed to deliver on her promise to take the uk out of the eu by march 29th. the observer reports that jeremy corbyn has been warned by labour's leader in the european parlia

. >> con una precisiÓn casi militar.activo a una red de unos 300 voluntarios entre ellos cecilia garcÍaÁn dejando abandonadas.son personas que necesitan atenciÓn mÉdica, muchos de los niÑos. >>, esta red samaritano. hay muy pocas. sus miembros se comunican por mensajes en clave y nunca pero nunca revelan dÓnde estÁn trabajando. >> por quÉ esta es una red secreta? >> hay grupos en contra, el grupo que nos amenazan. grupos que nos acosanen las iglesias le quitan a los inmigrantes, los insultan. >> ella dice que le tiene miedo. segÚn elladice ha sobrevivido cosas peores. >> lleguÉ a la frontera de nogales, por ahÍ crucÉ, me retuvieron. con mi hija de 13 aÑos y yo te 17. seis meses de embarazo. >> eso fue hace 27 aÑos cuando era una joven madre soltera con sus hijos . >> cuando me detuvo me preguntaron a quÉ venÍa los estados unidos y dije "yo vengo porque quise entrar a -- al ejÉrcito de los estados unidos" uno se rieron y otros les dio lÁstima. >> siempre en desastres naturales el ejÉrcito estados unidos respondÍa y yo los admiraba. >> 18 aÑos mÁs tarde vÁzquez no sÓlo lo supo sino que lo

cecilia suÁrez quien nos cautivÓ con el personaje de paulina en la casa de las flores estÁ nominada alos premios platino. paulina: estoy feliz, contenta y agradecida y tambiÉn agradecida de que la serie estÁ en una terna. feliz porque para mÍ el personaje ha sido una gran sorpresa y me siento muy honrada de estar en la categorÍa con actrices a las que he admirado por muchos aÑos. creo que es una terna que me honra mucho. >> es precisamente la casa de las flores el proyecto que consume su tiempo, sin embargo, no sabe si silvia pinal estarÁ en el elenco de la segunda o de la tercera temporada. >> en la dos no me ha tocado trabajar con ella no tengo tampoco atisbos de que vaya a estar. no lo sÉ, la verdad es que no quisiera meterme en algo que no tengo en mis manos. >> ademÁs cecilia suárez serÁ la presentadora " junto con santiago segura de esta gala" los platino que reconoce a lo mejor del cine iberoamericano. ana: esta forma de hablar que se puso estÁ de moda. es que se tiene que practicar un poco. y parece que estamos a la espera de la segunda temporada y hay una tercera. francisca:

in one incident on cecilia avenue, a victim informed us her garage was broken into when her family of four was sleeping upstairs. two bikes and travel supplies were stolen, but what was scary to the mother, was that her entire family was upstairs, including her 11 and 12-year-old children. in addition, many in the chinese community believe they're being disproportionately targeted as victims of these residential property crimes. anecdotal incident data can compiled by my office supports this concern. porch piracy has become prevalent with the rapid growth of online shopping. since our office began outreach, we've communicated with over 30 victims in our district alone. one victim said she had over seven separate incidents of package theft alone and was losing count. in several incidents, neighbors have actually followed or confronted package thieves to support the apprehension of suspects. some are concerned this is leading to a vigilante in our neighborhood and city around a crime that still hasn't been adequately tracked and addressed. the purpose of this hear is to gain a better un

. >>3 women 18 year old oasis mcleod and 19 year-old janai in the cloud and cecilia young all reportedly naked at a rest stop on i 75 you see the women in the top right well, they're putting their clothes back on. let's fast forward a bit to win the women told the trooper what they were doing, i'm all ears. the trooper then tells them they're going to be detained, but then they take off going the wrong way out of the rest stop and then. once this trooper backs off another one catches up deploys this tracking device on a suspect's car, leading them to this gas station. a trooper then smashes into the car after another trooper says the women tried to run him over and hit him with a baseball bat and then there's this dramatic ending to the one is forced out of the car one of the suspects j to question their arrest now underway. she also expressed fear at one point in troopers placed a spit bag over her head. >>all right that was signed or whether supporting the driver reportedly failed a field sobriety test. authorities say there was also marijuana in the vehicle all 3 women were tasered be

after the fight, she called out both the undisputed welterweight champion cecilia brakhus and unbeatenin manchester. the ten—year—old, who's chosen to compete for great britain, dropped in with her trademark front—side 540 and eased to victory in the event which acts as the first qualifier for next year's olympics in tokyo. it was really fun. it was super cool seeing all the girls and learning all these cool tricks. i just seeing all the girls and learning all these cool tricks. ijust wish i can do better. it doesn't really matter if i win or lose, ijust wish i could've done better. that's all the sport for now. so much sport going on today, and you can follow it all on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. liverpool lead 2—0 against chelsea. taking us through this week's cinema releases is james king. james, what what have you got for us this week? well, we've gotjessie buckley proving to us she's no shrinking violet in wild rose. regina hall goes from big to small in little. and jonah hill directs mates with skates in mid90s. wild rose, let's start with that. this is a young

the father turn around and said, cecilia, this is the woman that i showed you her video, you know, andl real blessed i got to do that. >> reporter: at 57, equity rim is still cruising literally. she just wrapped a week of performances on the melissa etheridge cruise through the gulf. >> for years i said no way, no way, no way could you get me on a cruise ship, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. >> what convinced you? >> my fans did. i thought, who would want to come spend a week with me. many people did. it was so much fun. >> does it ever get old for you in. >> no, it doesn't. it doesn't. it's why i do everything i do for those couple of hours they get to with in front of people who have taken my music into their lives, so it's -- again, i'm very blessed. >> now from her brand-new album "a medicine show," here is melissa equity ring with "faded by design." ♪ ♪ i'm undomesticated in a hot and savage night oh, it's not so complicated i'm sure i'll be all right ♪ ♪ you wanna change me don't bother 'cause i could read the signs ♪ ♪ just rearrange me don't call the doctor the cure is in my mind ♪

cecilia vega, already president trump has responded to william barr's press conference. likely to fuel the concern democrats have. >> exactly. there's no question president trump was watching this. he tends to be watching tv at this hour in the morning. he's got a tweet out saying no collusion, no obstruction, game over. it's a "game of thrones" reference. we can't emphasize enough the extraordinary nature of what we witnessed this morning. it's not just going to be from democrats. i wouldn't be surprised if we hear concerns from republicans about what we just witnessed. this was the attorney general seeming to defend how the president was feeling going into this, talking about his frustration and anger. this wasn't bill barr just laying out the procedures for this report. this was him telling the world through his prism what this report will entail. this is him putting a spin on the report before we see it. >> this is unprecedented. >> it is unprecedentsedunpreced. there's a big difference between what's lawful and what's wrong. the conversation a lot of people will hav

from cecilia is calling connecticut. go ahead, please. good morning.in the process of filing my taxes. each year, i get some money back, because i pay monthly. this last year, i think it is failed to say -- fair to say we paid 8.3% less, because there month where we had no government. if there was no government, we should pay no tax on that month. thank you. host: thank you. ch, how does this work in other countries? you say some folks can file the taxes in as few as five minutes in some other countries. can you do a comparison for us? guest: yes, i think that was estonia. another example is sweden, where swedish taxpayers will get simply a text message, they can look over what the government suggests to them, what they should oh in taxes, and they can either say yes or no. to liveny, i happened in germany for 16 years, so i am more familiar with the tax system there, germany's similarities with the american tax system, an important distinction is that the working poor do not pay income taxes. that is something that has never come up here in this count

cecilia baria, bbc mundo in miami. why did ecuador change its mind?e, wasn't it? it was quite predictable because a long time, the decision was expected to be made. and the farmer ecuador president as you said, who is president right now, they have been involved in a political powers struggle. they used to be analysed, and right now, they are face—to—face. with cross—sections of alleged corruption activities and also they had been in the two opposite sides in the political spectrum. by now be i see this reaction and the decision that was made for the ecuadoran government is because that was the treaty last week where the president of ecuador said people to donate close to the assange were hacking his accounts and putting cameras inside of some of the houses and all the fed dominant private meetings he had with family and friends. it can be quite confusing for people to understand how assange became involved in domestic ecuadorian politics. i wonder do normal people, do voters care, or is this an argument between a president and former president? yes,