in cecilia when you bought a bottle is the perfect south american ambassador. that america is in latin america is full of stories and cultures arts and crafts you never stop discovering new worlds new things. each time i discover something new i find out something more about my roots. cecilia opened her store in berlin's mitta district in 2010 and now has a collection of about 2000 items all of which carry a piece of south american cultural history celia is very interested in regional identities this collection of clothes is from mexico. each matter and carries information about our ancestors. back then people could not use computers and things like that information was preserved on textiles often ticks even seen what is the at the vatican this is it doesn't add much so when you look at these works you go back 2000 years in time. and you have a living history. cecilia was born in monte dale your ally. but she grew up in she lace capital something ago. that's where she studied industrial design and later began organizing fashion trade shows. she fell in love and

and cecilia fuentes you bought a bottle is the perfect south american ambassador. that america is in latin america is full of stories and cultures arts and crafts you never stop discovering new worlds new things. each time i discover something new i find out something more about my roots. to cecilia opened her store in berlin's mitta district in 2010 and now has a collection of about 2000 items all of which carry a piece of south american cultural history to celia is very interested in regional identities this collection of clothes is from mexico. each mattern carries information about our ancestors.

cecilia is in the park.are asking you for advice. the couple unfollowing everyone on their instagram before posting the message, who was your force for change? they go on to explain that each month, they change the accounts they follow to highlight causes and organizations doing amazing things to help the planet. the pair will choose 15 accounts and follow them starting on monday drawing attention to the forces for change in all our lives. >> very creative. >> great idea. >> yeah. my favorite account is the dodo. in case you want to know, it's an animal rescue. do you have a favorite account that you follow aside from mine? >> yeah. the dodo. >> ditto, the dodo. [ applause ] >>> and abc's emmy award-winning comedy, "modern family," launches its 11th and final season this fall. >> 11 years? >> i know. can you believe that? the cast is taking us down memory lane. star jesse tyler ferguson posted these from the cast on wednesday. as you can see on the top, ten years ago and at their first table read, and the se

. >> mÁximo es el consentido de la casa, cecilia y sus hijos lo adoptaron hace 11 aÑos y desde que lo especial habÍa un perrito que si Él pudiera hablar hubiera estado diciendo, soy yo, soy yo, soy yo. >> en efecto ese perrito pelo usted que estaba en el albergue es mÁximo, lo adoptaron en 2009 y desde entonces las historias no faltan en la casa de cecilia. >> una vez hicimos unas fresas con chocolate, estaban en el mostrador cuando regresamos ninguna fresa tenÍa el chocolate, las fresas estaban intactas pero el chocolate se lo habÍa comido todo. >> los hijos de cecilia crecieron y se han graduado y max se ha quedado en casa cuidando y brindando compaÑÍa a su mamÁ que no lo cambia por nada. >> son animales que le son fiel a uno porque saben que uno los sacÓ del albergue. >> a max le gusta el queso, dormir la maÑana y le encanta posar para las fotos. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪. >> pero lo que max si sabe hacer bien es brindar amor a quien lo adoptÓ, si quiere sar feliz como cecilia y max uno se a nuestra campaÑa por desocupar los albergues y brinde un hogar a un perro o un gato. >> como el ser hu

here's abc's senior white house correspondent cecilia vega tonight. >> reporter: president trump today defending his trade war with china, saying it's worth it even if it hurts the economy. >> whether it's good for our country or bad for our country short-term, long-term, it's imperative that somebody does this. i am doing this whether it's good or bad for your statement about, oh, will we fall into a recession for two months, okay? the fact is, somebody had to take china on. and the smart people say thank you very much and the dumb people have no idea. >> reporter: the president standing his ground despite growing concern his trade war could help bring on a recession. a new study today says the president's 10% tariff on chinese goods could cost american families an additional $1,000 each year. the white house now trying to tamp down economic fears during a re-election campaign, but their messaging far from consistent. this morning, aides insisted a payroll tax cut is not on the table. >> is that payroll tax cut being considered? >> it's not being considered at this time. >> reporter:

in cecilia fuentes you bought a bottle is the perfect south american ambassador. that america is in latin america is full of stories and cultures arts and crafts you never stop discovering new worlds new things. each time i discover something new i find out something more about my roots. cecilia opened her store in berlin's mitta district in 2010 and now has a collection of about 2000 items all of which carry a piece of south american cultural history to celia is very interested in regional identities this collection of clothes is from mexico. each pattern carries information about our ancestors in 4 months back then people could not use computers and things like that information was preserved on textiles . often dixieland seen with easy at the vatican this is doesn't add much so when you look at these works you go back 2000 years in time. and you have a living history. cecilia was born in monte dale your ally. but she grew up in she lays capital something jago. that's where she studied industrial design and later began organizing fashion trade shows. she fell in

cecilia was born in monte dale your ally. but she grew up in she lays capital santiago. that's where she studied industrial design and later began organizing fashion trade shows. she fell in love and moved to germany some 19 years ago 1st living in munich and then moving to berlin in 2008. the german capital has become her 2nd home. as i can tell him of it often but i always heard about berlin as a child because my father was fascinated with german history. and never felt like an alien place to me and i was very curious when i arrived i have mediately felt a connection it's so multicultural here there's so much openness it's become home for me is. her favorite place in berlin is class. a legendary dancing hall in berlin center that survived both world wars much of the building has barely changed in over 100 years. the hall of mirrors seems caught in a time warp prince william and kate have visited it and hollywood director quentin tarantino and actor george clooney filmed here. this was one of my 1st impressions of berlin i was fascinated by the fact that you can literal

cecilia? >> okay, eva. thank you. joining us now from washington is the acting administrator of fema, peter gaynor. good morning to you. thank you for joining us. >> good morning. >> i know you're familiar with the predictions we are talking about right now. if these models stick, florida won't have seen a storm like this hit since hurricane andrew. what are your biggest concerns right now? >> well, we are planning for a category 4 here in washington, d.c. that's our planning assumption and our biggest concerns now is that the clock is ticking and now is the time for residents of florida, south georgia to make preparations. if you're seeing some of those tracks, it could make landfall anywhere between key west and jacksonville and, again, even into south georgia, don't waste time today. make preparations and make sure you and your family are safe. >> given the scope of this storm and the potential impact i imagine it is hard to prepare for it because it is potentially so large. so your specifi

cecilia? >> okay, alex, thank you. >>> overnight president trump approved that emergency declaration just as we are about to hit the peak of hurricane season, we are now learning the president wants to take more than $155 million from fema and use that money in his fight against illegal immigration. our senior national correspondent terry moran has more from the white house. terry, the outcry was swift on this one. democrats say this is going to drain funding for disaster relief. >> reporter: that's right. they say it's a bad tradeoff. it came as a surprise. it's $155 million from fema and $271 million from the department of homeland security altogether going down to the border. that's a lot of money and the administration says it's necessary, it's needed to deal with the huge influx of people coming to the southern border. it's going to be used to provide detention beds and hearing facilities and transportation costs in a situation where those facilities are already overcrowded and resources

here in singapore, older workers like 70—year—old cecilia r donning aprons, wiping down tables and takinghut and kfc. and after all my children have grown up and got married, i've got nothing to do at home so i think i carry on with my job is part—time. home so i think i carry on with my job is part-time. beyond the big names, homegrown outlets here are also hiring more mature workers.” find that older workers are more loyal and they turn up on time. once they like thejob, loyal and they turn up on time. once they like the job, they willjust stay with us and do the best for us. 0fficial stay with us and do the best for us. official figures show stay with us and do the best for us. 0fficialfigures show a stay with us and do the best for us. official figures show a dramatic rise in the numbers of older workers. last year, almost 27% of singaporeans aged 65 and above were working. nearly double the rate from a decade earlier. the government is actively encouraging people in their golden years to stay in the labour force. singapore's labour crunch is tough on the services industries. as a mil

cecilia? >> okay, alex. thank you. >>> overseas this morning, there are growing concerns about isis in afghanistan, and what the impending u.s. troop withdrawal from there will mean. it comes after a devastating attack at a wedding that killed more than 60 people, injuring nearly 200 others. the islamic state is claiming e u.s. diplomat negotiating ide with the taliban now says talks need to move faster to strike a deal, and end america's longest war, now nearly 18 years long. >>> and now turning to the massive pro-democracy demonstrations in hong kong, organizers say at least 1.7 million people came out in force on sunday as tensions there rise with china. ian pannell is on the ground there in hong kong with the very latest. good morning, ian. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, cecilia. extraordinary scenes here as hundreds of thousands defied the torrential rains, threats from china, and police marching on the streets. we saw young and old, rich and poor, umbrellas that have long been a symbol of protests he

i'm cecilia vega. have a wonderful weekend. good night.. >> new at 6:00, forget about the problems of a distracted driver, this one looks like he's asleep. not the first to doze asleep behind the wheel of a tesla. >>> information about a woman that claimed to be a virtual travel counselor and about the many clients who say she ruined their vacations and owes them money. >>> more than a home, see what san jose has built for the first time ever, it's an example of building a better bay area. >> announcer: now, news to build a better bay area. from abc 7. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us tonight. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. san francisco and santa collar ray county are declaring a legal victory. >> a court ruled president trump cannot with hold federal funding because of their sanctuary laws that protect undocumented immigrants from i.c.e. raids. >> president trumpi issued the order in 2017. santa clara stood to lose 1 pnl $7 billion. the court issued a preliminary injection. >> today the court issued the final ruling creating

cecilia was born in monte dale your ally. but she grew up in she lace capital something i go. for that's where she studied industrial design and later began organizing fashion trade shows. she fell in love and moved to germany some 19 years ago 1st living in munich and then moving to berlin in 2008. the german capital has become her 2nd home. as can tell him of it often but i always heard about berlin as a child because my father was fascinated with german history. and never felt like an alien place to me and i was very curious when i arrived i have mediately felt a connection it's so multicultural here there's so much openness it's become a home for me is. her favorite place in berlin is. legendary dancing hall in berlin center that survived both world wars much of the building has barely changed in over 100 years. the hall of mirrors seems caught in a time warp prince william and kate have visited it and hollywood director quentin tarantino and actor george clooney have filmed here. this was one of my 1st impressions of berlin i was fascinated by the fact that you can litera

historia de sobrevivientes que lograron salir de este walmart a mi espalda, esta historia es la de ceciliaar. >>> lo más feo era ver cómo gritaban los niños, la gente se desesperaba, les faltaba hasta el aire >>> relata las momentos de pánico y angustia que vivió cuando trataba de huir de las balas >>>(incomprensible) la levanté si me pasa algo, me dice, le llamas a mi hija. >>> se encontró con esta persona, sabía que por más que su vida correrá peligro no podía dejar atrás. >>> le dije véngase, vámonos, nos van a alcanzar porque aquí. >>> asegura que logró escapar gracias a un empleado que le indicó la salida, al lado de esa señora que dice jamás olvidará. >>> la voy a recordar aquí en mi corazón, que las dos salimos. >>> cecilia afirma que a tres días del tiroteo visitó otra tienda walmart donde encontró rostros de una comunidad con el sufrimiento ajeno, una comunidad( incomprensible) >>> pero se nos salían las lágrimas, no es fácil, no estamos acostumbrados a esto. >>> se espera que el presidente visite la frontera, uno de las muchos residentes dicen que no es bienvenido, hasta aquí mi

estatua de la libertad o superman pero dice que no se trata de una halago sino de una provocaciÓn ceciliaando pasa el problema y se disfruta tanto el buceo >>> pero conquistar las aguas no fue una tarea fÁcil debiÓ Ñe terso a turas pruebas extrema >>> sus especialidad de de buscar personas muerta sfloo >>> no vemos maÑana, llego y agarro y tengo contacto con el cuerpo >>> yo lleva en la sangre tiene un importante >>> estos genes considera de como los barcos uno dÍa des >>> y la mujer hace historia en el captado en cÁmara un pequeÑo oso que se trepÓ en el basurero de un hotel y cuando quisieron rescatarlo se logrÓ escapando. de esta manera nos vamos gracias por acompaÑarnos recuerden hoy a noticias a las 5 y 6:30 el fin de semana con mi compaÑero julio vaqueiro y cobertura especial acostumbra con dorian que pase buenas tardes [tema musical] >> levante las manos. levante las manos. >> queda usted detenida. >> ¿por quÉ? >> yo necesito que usted se quede con Él cuatro o cinco dÍas, ¿sÍ? [♪] [♪]

>> reporter: that's right, cecilia.ed the acting secretary about that specifically and he says it's a top priority to reunite those families and comes as he says there's still a crisis here at the border. after those raids, we're seeing some heartbreaking moments. >> my dad didn't do nothing. he's not a criminal. >> reporter: overnight some parents released after i.c.e. raids captured more than 600 migrants in mississippi, separating families on the first day of school. >> what would you say to that little girl? >> obviously the impact of the unfortunate law can be devastating for families, so what i would say is i.c.e. is going to go through a case-by-case process if she needs that parent for care tonight. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview, acting homeland security secretary kevin mcaleenan says at least 40% of those arrested have been reunited with their families. >> it is a really challenging situation. we've got very vulnerable laws that invite families and kids to make this dangerous journey right now. >> repo

good morning, james. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. osama bin laden was perhaps the world's most infamous terrorist and now we know his son an apparent heir is also dead. two u.s. officials tell abc news that hamza bin laden believed to be about 30 was killed at some point over the last two years and u.s. intelligence played a role in the operation but it remains unclear where or how he died. back in february the state department offered a $1 million reward for his capture calling him a key leader. his last public statements came last year when he threatened his native saudi arabia with violent jihad. papers found in the compound where his father was killed in 2011 show he may have been groomed for a prominent role in al qaeda, cecilia. >> he's really being, as you said, labeled as a key leader. do you have a sense of how significant this takedown was? >> reporter: well, certainly on a symbolic level the bin laden name is a powerful recruiting tool for al qaeda. they've been losing ground to isis for some time so arguably i guess they

good morning, rob. >> good morning, cecilia.ta area not too far from where they had the car fire last year where a thousand homes were burned this. is one home lost during this fire and unfortunately last night there are a thousand homes threatened. over 3,800 people have been forced to evacuate with this. it's small right now but dealing with erratic winds and high temperatures so that's going to be an issue. no doubt about that. we're dealing with that, and we'd love to get rain in there. not going to happen. the rain across florida will happen. 70% chance. tropical development may become a tropical depression over the weekend. that means the heavy rain across florida and georgia and south and north carolina coastlines. by monday, you see it getting more organized there, heavy rain and wind and miami has had over a foot of rainfall above average so far this year. they don't need more and certainly the cocoa beach area will see rain. big-time storms across the northeast last night and have remnants of that front with showers in

cecilia?just an absolutely incredible scene behind you there, steve. okay, thank you. >>> we are now going to turn to politics. president trump in new hampshire overnight telling a packed rally you have no choice but to vote for me. this of course after that unprecedented move, the president pressuring israel not to allow two democratic rivals into that country. abc's terry moran is in manchester with the latest. just this morning, news that israel might be reversing course. give us a reality check here. >> reporter: not reversing course there, cecilia. good morning. they are, however, opening the door a little bit and we'll get to that. president trump lost this state of new hampshire by a razor thin margin in 2016, just 2700 votes, so he's taking aim at it in 2020, and he was road testing some of his themes last night on a day where as you said he made big news of his presidential clout on the world stage. overnight, president trump taking the stage in manchester for a raucous stump speech.

i'm cecilia vega. have a wonderful weekend.ght. >>> from abc 7 -- >>> it is great to be with y'all here in san francisco. >>> good morning, good afternoon. >> thank you for having me. >> i will be campaigning my ass off for whoever wins the nomination for 2020. >> hall of hopefuls. the current candidates and one who just dropped out take the stage at the democratic party summer convention in san francisco. good afternoon, thank you for joining us. i'm a.m. i daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. one candidate announced his withdrawal from the raise. >> dion lim is outside with the latest. dion? >> reporter: a busy day indeed. there were political events all over san francisco today. we happened to be at the summer meeting where you can see behind me, this is the media room and the staging area where many of the candidates have been streaming in and out all day long. now, earlier, we heard from senator bernie sanders who spoke about college affordability and student debt which he continued to discuss at a town hall meeting at a campaign eve

with all the people living longer than ever, we'll see more working seniors like cecilia in singapores. emily is back with us. talking about what you drink if you are avoiding alcohol. this is after diageo has bought into seedlip, the distiller is a fancy nonalcoholic drinks. what is your nonalcoholic drinks. what is your nonalcoholic drinks. what is your nonalcoholic drink of choice? lots of tweets on this. jenny says, cup of tweets on this. jenny says, cup of tea. always tea met a lot of people saying what it is the answer. we have had sparkling water with lime, that's from damien. darren says various australian nonalcoholic wines. slimline tonic and ice, just the tonic water by itself, leaving at the gym. so tend to go for a lime and soda. i will have to up my game! there is nothing wrong with it. it can geta there is nothing wrong with it. it can get a bit dull. it's better than a pint of coke or something like that. shall we move on? what was the other one? stamp duty. a lot of toing and froing over this. anyone buying a house in the uk will now that you suddenly realise you've a

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. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia.e video may be critical to this probe into how epstein died while in custody at new york's manhattan correctional center, just beside us, earlier this month. but "the washington post" is now reporting this new setback. a source close to the investigation or sources close to the investigation tell the paper that footage from one of the cameras in the hallway outside epstein's cell is unusable. now, it's not clear why it's unusable or what is visible in the usable footage but this is just another failure uncovered at the prison. it was already reported that the guards were supposed to check on him every 30 minutes, yet no one had been by his cell for hours. he also wasn't supposed to be left alone and yet no cell mate was assigned. the convicted sex offender was arrested in july on sex trafficking charges for alleged crimes dating back more than a decade. while the criminal case against epstein is over, alleged co-conspirators are still under scrutiny. >> they are, diane. it's a big day

michael, over to you. >> all right, cecilia.at any age and this morning we've got a really inspiring story from a single mother known as the budget mom who used three categories to pay down nearly $80,000 of debt in a year. rebecca jarvis is here with more. good morning, rebecca. >> reporter: good morning, michael. yeah, people are cheering because $80,000 is a huge number, but the reality is that big life changes, divorce, illness, they not only take a huge emotional toll, but they can also come with financial hardship, but this single mom that you are about to meet has the strategies to help you take control. meet 33-year-old kumiko love. >> oh my gosh. >> reporter: she's the financial counselor behind the blog, the budget mom, where she shares her best tips for living debt-free. but she wasn't always a savvy spender. >> i didn't manage my money in my 20s and i had no concept of what debt truly was or what that meant for me in my future. >> reporter: as a newly single mom, starting over in her 30s, the combination of a car loa

cecilia vega, abc news, the white house. >> thank you, cecilia. >>> also trump is again backing awaynstead he told reporters gun violence is a mental health problem, and the u.s. already has very strong background checks. abc news has also confirmed president trump had a lengthy conversation with nra chief wayne lapierre. that's what the president told lapierre, he did not support universal background checks. but that does not mean background check legislation is off the table. >>> and in talking with reporters, the president also mocked congresswoman rashida tlaib's grief over not visiting her grandmother in the west bank. >> tlaib got tearful after she spoke about how she and her family have been treated by israel. president trump said tlaib was, quote, grandstanding. >> notice for the first time, tlaib with the tears. all of a sudden she starts with tears, tears. and i don't buy it. i don't buy it. i don't buy it for a second. i see this person who's crying because she can't see her grandmother. she could see her grandmother, they gave her permission to see her grandmother, but sh

there's by cecilia no messy abraham of making the shortlist for goal of a year but this year you can also add the name of billy since then billy sims and place for cliftonville ladies in the north of ireland women's league and only this stunner from inside hof again shown swifts last summer she is one of 3 women on the 10 plan a shortlist that will be announced. next. looks like a piece of video out from the museum or gallery what you see behind me is a real scene from the state of colorado strong gusts of wind created what people are calling the great naturist migration 29 take their beds had reportedly been laid out for an open end movie night with the wind. the ideas on the mattresses eventually migrated across to a public swimming pool. his remainder of the top story at this hour i taught him privacy just said because he has announced his resignation in a speech to lawmakers he blames the country's far right interior minister. for breaking up the ruling coalition. into his business africa that's the news of the talk me our out in the meantime of course there's always the latest o

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here in singapore, workers like 70—year—old cecilia are donning aprons, wiping down tables and takings such as pizza hut and kfc. after all my children grew up and were married, i have got nothing to do at home, so i think i will carry on with myjob, part—time. think i will carry on with myjob, part-time. beyond the big names, homegrown outlets there are also hiring more mature workers. older workers are more loyal. 0nce hiring more mature workers. older workers are more loyal. once they like theirjob, they willjust stay with us and do their best for us. 0fficial with us and do their best for us. official figures show with us and do their best for us. 0fficialfigures show a with us and do their best for us. official figures show a dramatic rise in the number of older workers. last year almost 27% of singaporeans aged 65 and above were working, nearly double the rate from a decade earlier. the government is actively encouraging people in their golden yea rs encouraging people in their golden years to stay in the labour force. singapore's labour crunches tough on the services industry.

. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. jeremy ganger knew he couldn't stop the gunman, but he also knew the cops were nearby. he hoped by blocking the door he could slow him down. in this surveillance video you see the shooter chasing people down the street and into this bar. ned peppers. watch as the gunman gets to the entrance. that's when he came face-to-face with the bouncer, jeremy ganger. >> he looked at me straight in the eye. seme, like, why are you holding the door? he knew i was there waiting. that's what i wanted him to know. i hope i'm the last thing he >> before ganger getting as many people as he could grab into the bar including dylan arnold. he says ganger saved his life. >> if he wasn't there and especially if the officers weren't there, i mean, i know i'd be gone. one of the first gone. >> reporter: about 200 people were inside the bar when the gunman got to the door. ganger standing there ready. >> i would have died before he came in. no way i was going to let anyone get hurt. i was trying to stand my gr

cecilia comes in and designs is beautiful camp in a very isolated place. you can still go there today. you tries along and it opens up to a secret area. this is what it looks like in 1958. this is the main plaza. you hang out there and read the newspaper and me people that would come up. as you can also see, he started to grow his beard very early on. they had actually thrown their razors overboard. they decided they would keep growing their beards until the revolution was over. so they become known as the bearded wants to distinguish them from everyone else. fidel is wearing his cap and getting this very distinctive look that would become world famous eventually. this is the hat that she made for herself and fidel. it is thereby up babbling brook. it would be an awesome large today. it is up in the mountains and very breezy and dreamy and cool. they have this refrigerator that they finally brought up and it still has the bullet holes in it that the air force made when they were with the mule train. the guide will show you around and it is barricaded off.

ella perdiÓ a su abuela cecilia, de 90 aÑos y a su abuelo miguel, de 93. vilma: el asilo no contaba con planta elÉctrica, al cortarse la electricidad, se quedÓ sin aire acondicionado. el anciano de mayor edad tenÍa 99 aÑos. los empleados, en vez de trasladar a los pacientesde inmediato al hospital que queda a pocos metros de distancia, los dejaron en el centro tratando de aliviar con las otras temperaturas de menos 90 grados dentro del edificio. las habitaciones se convirtieron en hornos. >> primero fallece mi abuelo el mismo dÍa de la evacuaciÓn. fue uno de los tres primeros que falleciÓ en el centro. vilma: el centro de cuidado de ancianos solo enviÓ pacientes al hospital cuando algunos habÍan muerto, aÚn asÍ fue demasiado tarde para otros, como para la abuela de erika. >> mi abuelita sobreviviÓ ese dÍa, de acuerdo al hospital del lado y tuvo complicaciones. vilma: con cuatro los empleados del Ácido que tendrá que responder ante la justicia por homicidio involuntario, por la muerte de 12 ancianos. ese dÍa, cuando el huracÁn irma golpeÓ en 2017, los cuatr

hoffman. >> cecilia hoffman's statement was -- was huge. >> reporter: remember, she's the woman whoaid, 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 rather what co

in cecilia fuentes you bought a bottle is the perfect south american ambassador.that america is saying latin america is full of stories and cultures arts and crafts you never stop discovering new worlds new things. each time i discover something new i find out something more about my roots. cecilia opened her store in berlin's mehta district in 2010 and now has a collection of about 2000 items all of which carry a piece of south american cultural history to celia is very interested in regional identities this collection of clothes is from mexico. each mattern carries information about our ancestors. back then people could not use computers and things like that information was preserved on textiles often ticks even seen with easy it. doesn't add much so when you look at these works you go back 2000 years in time. and you have a living history. cecilia was born in monte dale your ally. but she grew up in she lays capital something jago. that's where she studied industrial design and later began organizing fashion trade shows. she fell in love and moved to germany so

cecilia was born in monte dale your ally. but she grew up in she lays capital something.that's where she studied industrial design and later began organizing fashion trade shows. she fell in love and moved to germany some 19 years ago 1st living in munich and then moving to berlin in 2008. the german capital has become her 2nd home. as i can tell him of it often but i always heard about berlin as a child because my father was fascinated with german history. and never felt like an alien place to me and i was very curious when i arrived i have mediately felt a connection it's so multicultural here there's so much openness it's become home for me is. her favorite place in berlin is. a legendary dancing hall in berlin center that survived both world wars much of the building has barely changed in over 100 years. the hall of mirrors seems caught in a time warp prince william and kate have visited it and hollywood director quentin tarantino and actor george clooney have filmed here. this was one of my 1st impressions of berlin i was fascinated by the fact that you can literally

more now from abc's cecilia vega. >> reporter: heading home from his new jersey golf club, president trump vowing action but offering no specifics. >> hate has no place in our country. and we're going to take care of it. >> reporter: his chief of staff used the alleged el paso shooter's own wo attack was not about president trump. >> i hate to draw attention to the manifesto. but if you actually go and look at it, what the guy says is that he's felt this way a long time before donald trump got elected president. no politician is to blame for that. >> reporter: but many democrats running against him say the president is directly to blame. former texas congressman beto o'rourke, who calls el paso home, says there's no question the president is fueling racism. >> calling those in africa [ bleep ] and saying he'd like to have more immigration from nordic countries, the whitest place on planet earth, he is an open, avowed racist and is encouraging racism in this country. >> reporter: senator bernie sanders calling out president trump, tweeting stop your racist, hateful, anti-immigrant rhe

our senior white house correspondent cecilia vega trying to get all the information.ing, cecilia. >> reporter: good morning to you. you're right. a lot of mixed messaging. on gun control this is not the first time the president caved to the nra. you'll remember it happened in the wake of the parkland shooting. this time after el paso the president said he made it clear background checks were on the table. that is not the case this morning. this morning, yet another reversal on background checks from president trump. >> we have very, very strong background checks right now. we're looking at different things and i have to tell you that it is a mental problem. >> reporter: sources tell abc news that behind the scenes the president also made it clear to nra chief wayne lapierre that he does not support universal background checks. flashback to four days after the el paso shooting, president trump sending a very different message. >> there's a great appetite and i mean a very strong appetite for background checks and i think we can bring up background checks like we've nev

good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: good morning to you.emember what is on the line here this morning. the president is seeking re-election at a time when there is talk of a possible coming recession. so this impulsiveness has led to confusion inside the white house among aides, on capitol hill among those in his own party, not to mention among voters. this morning, president trump seeming to embrace the chaos. for denmark's prime minister, a fresh insult after he abruptly canceled his state visit because she called his interest in buying greenland absurd. >> i thought that the prime minister's statement that it was absurd, that it was an absurd idea was nasty. i thought it was an inappropriate statement. >> reporter: and ramped up his attack on american jews even in the face of growing outrage. >> in my opinion if you vote for a democrat you're being very disloyal to jewish people and you're being very disloyal to israel. >> reporter: and while talking china, there was this -- >> i am the chosen one. somebody had to do it. so i'm taking on

there is some concern that would raise significant issues with the first amendment. >> mary bruce, cecilia vega, thanks very much. >> there are concerns about domestic terrorism, fears that the el paso shootings could inspire copycats. chief justice correspondent pierre thomas has more on that side of the story. he's there in washington for us. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: robin, good morning. yes, there's deep concern. on a special conference call with all fbi field offices and state and local police across the country, the message from the fbi was clear, quote, the fbi remains concerned that u.s.-based domestic violent extremists could become inspired by this weekend's attacks and previous high profile attacks to engage in similar acts of violence. in other words, be on the lookout, robin. >> okay. so many people are asking why is not more being done to confront this, pierre? >> reporter: robin, there really are no domestic terrorism statutes in a way that there are a number of federal laws on the books that allow the fbi to pursue international terrorism suspects like isis and al

your mom cecilia was 90. we've got pictures up on the screen with them and your siblings.ppy, how vibrant, how healthy they look there. and so for your loss what do you want to see happen to these four people that have been charged? what is the right punishment for a crime like this? >> basically what we're claiming for is justice. whatever the maximum term will be in cases like this, then for them to get the maximum. i don't know exactly, you know, what will be the right punishment. i will think that, you know, spending some time in jail, i don't know how many years, 10, 15 years perhaps, 30 years, you know, whatever is the maximum in cases like this, that's what we're expecting. and i think that's the right thing to do. no considerations, they never h had considerations for all the people that died. even though they said they did, but they didn't. because with just one simple phone call they would take care of everything and none of this would have happened. >> thank you very much for sharing the personal story of your family and your parents. obviously we'll be watching

cecilia designs this camp. it's in an isolated place. it's up this trail. you can still go there today. the huts are still there. you have this goat trail clamoring up. you finally trudge along and something opens up. it's like secret area that's there. as you can see he started to grow his beard early on. they all decided they are throwing their raises over board any way. they decided they might as well, they were going to keep growing their beards until the the revolution was won. the bearded ones to distinguish them from every one else. they are getting the character. fidel is wearing his sort of cap and getting this very distinctive look that will become world famous eventually. this is a hut that he made for her and herself and fidel. it's there by a bubbling brook. it doesn't compare to a chinese philosophers heart. it would be an awesome echo lodge today. it's up in the mountains. it's very breezy, very dreamy, very cool. it's still there and the kitchen is still there. they have this fridge that was brought up and still has the wholes that the air f

let's get right to cecilia vega live at the white house with much more. as you know, a lot of anger over what some say the administration is really trying to do here. >> reporter: david, good morning, a lot of anger. now a lot of lawsuit athlete lat well. we are not talking about people in this country illegally, undocumented immigrants. these are people who are trying to obtain permanent status in the united states and if they are struggling financially, these new rules will make it much harder to stay. this morning, outrage over president trump's immigration crackdown. >> it's one consistent show of a president who is a racist and basically wants a whiter, wealthier nation. >> reporter: democrats denouncing new rules that make it tougher for legal immigrants to stay in the country permanently if they've used public assistance like medicaid or food stamps. other 2020 rivals like senator kamala harris calling the move indefensible. and beto o'rourke tweeting, if you're an immigrant, president trump believes you have no place in this country. about half a

i'm here with cecilia vega. the president put out a tweet suggesting he wants some action. >> perhaps on background checks. he also tied these shootings to immigration reform. that's not going to fly. there's no incentives on republicans on the hill to move forward on gun control. it remains to be seen how president trump is going to move forward. 12 of the nation's deadliest shootings have happened under president trump's administration's watch. we'll be using to see if he uses the words domesticerrorism and white nationalists. >> here comes the president now and the vice president now. >> good morning. >> my fellow americans our nation is filled with shock and horror. this weekend there were two evil attacks. on saturday morning in el paso, texas a wicked man went to a walmart store where families were shopping with their loved ones. he shot and murdered 20 people and injured 26 others including precious little children. then in the early hours of sunday morning in dayton, ohio another twisted monster opened f

. >> thank you, cecilia. >>> now to the calls for action growing as those catastrophic fires burn inhe amazon. world leaders and the pope are weighing in as we see new images of the devastation and more help arrives to fight the massive flames and matt gutman is on the front lines in brazil this morning. matt gutman is on the ground in brazil. >> reporter: good morning, michael. this is one of the 80,000 fires that have burned. yesterday i flew over this area and in years covering wildfires in the u.s. i've never seen anything on this scale. fires covering what we are told are hundreds of square miles. this morning, brazilian firefighters continue to pound those record fires from the ground and from the sky. the brazilian air force c-130s are dropping those streams of water and an american 747 super tan tanker enlisted hit remote fires. those curtains of fire ringing brazil. a record 80,000 fires this year chewing up vast swaths of forest. the fire is spread over an area two-thirds the size of the u.s. charred earth as far as the eye can see. we flew over fires stretching dozens of m

y un ramo de flores y para un millenials toda comienza con un like, vamos con nuestros invitados ceciliaÍo. bueno realmente tenemos una millenials aquÍ que voy hablar con ella y voy a preguntarle, pero primero vamos a ver una televidente quÉ piensa sobre el on-line y esto fue lo que nos dijo. >>> estas aplicaciones por telÉfonos y relaciones cibernÉticas es absurdo me parece una cosa muy tonta, muy tonta y poco humana. >>> obviamente la generaciÓn x nos quedÓ clarÍsimo >>> un poquito >>> quÉ piensas lo que dice ella >>> por supuesto que no es el estigma que existe solamente uno estÁ en las redes sociales porque uno estÁ desesperada tratas por todo lado >>> es lo primero que se piensa >>> y solamente es buscar una relaciÓn sexual no, falso. o les dejo a unos datos buenÍsimos solamente el 23% busca una relaciÓn sexual que rompen los estigmas. hay aplicaciones para todos pero la mayorÍa busca una relaciÓn real y como decÍa este catÁlogo de personas con el acceso de la internet te presentarÁ un amigo y el contacto lo hace con (nombre en inglÉs) te gustÓ o no tuvimos quÍmica aunque este por s

directa a la familia, tenemos una pareja, leslie mota su esposo roberto mota y la couch de la familia ceciliairÉ, me lance del carro. >>> no te puedo creer >>> ibas solas >>> no iba conmigo y le dije y me tirÉ y dije hasta aquÍ llegÉe tengo mis hijos y hasta dÓnde me voy con Él y decidÍ buscar ayuda >>> tÚ por tu lado >>> yo por mi lado >>> roberto tÚ hasta cuandos tocas fondo y no puedo seguir porque es la mujer que amo y familia >>> yo brakprÁcticamente dÍa a estaba acabando con mi familia y la situaciÓn del carro entendÍa que necesitaba ayuda, salÍa de mi casa el viernes llegaba el lunes y no sabÍa cÓmo reaccionar. el dÍa que busquÉ ayuda fue emo dÍa que el pe zÓ a cambiar mi vida. >>> doctora hay muchas mujeres que se resignan cuando viven situaciones parecidas ni siquiera las hablan y no abandonan esta situaciÓn toxica y hay mucha mujeres de esta forma que se hacen daÑo y esta vida no la quiero para mÍ sin embargo no se van ¿ por quÉ lo hacen? >>> porque son codependientes fÍjate que el adicto busca inconscientemente una mujer que va hacer codependiente y las he clasificado en 3 grupos,

esta explosiÓn la segunda menos de 60 dÍas, la primera fue en julio el gobernador de la regiÓn de ceciliafundo. >> luego vamos al cine okay, pero bueno vamos a una pausa y una pregunta, te enamoraste con tu pareja que ya tiene hijos? ¿cÓmo le vas a hacer? >> te daremos las claves para que funcione tu relaciÓn. >> james? >> no quiero provocar a nadie, pero acaba de salir del horno, mi slam de dulce de leche espectacular y sencillo de hacer, te voy a mostrar como, hubo dos tres cuatro, 5 a 6 ingredientes vamos a preparar ingredientes vamos a preparar esta receta, ¡gracias! y gracias de nuevo por toda la ayuda con el seguro de la casa. por supuesto. amor, mira lo que nos regaló la abuela para la buena suerte. ♪ oooohhhh bueno, state farm está aquí por si deja de funcionar. es bueno saberlo. el seguro de casa en que más gente confía. state farm. qué mejor que una noche de oque tal dos? totalmente nuevos $5 take homeentrees disfruta de cualquier plato aquí, luego llévate un plato favorito a casa como fettuccine alfredo,por sólo $5 más apresúrate por los $5 take home entrees solo en olive garde

raÚl: cecilia a pesar del lutolo terminÓ con un gran paz, resaltando que desde ahora llegarÍa su esencia este momento, resignaciÓn y mucha fe. francisca: vamos a cambiar de tema. recuerdas que te dije de un reto? este reto ha dividido al internet y es esta publicaciÓn que estÁ en twitter. ustedes quÉ ven? un cuervo o un conejo? raÚl: las orejas del conejo parecen un conejo. yo lo que puedo ver es el cuervo porque me fijo mÁs por el pico y por lo duro que se puede ver la contextura del pico francisca: yo estoy viendo un cuervo javi, que ves? javi: yo veo un pÁjaro. raul: karla martÍnez, quÉ ves? karla si me pongo asÍ veo un cuervo y si me pongo asÍ de un conejo. hoyes un dÍa decisivo para el actor pablo lyle y nos enlazamos con maity en vivo desde la corte. quÉ es lo que se vive en este momento y quÉ podrÍa esperar el actor. maity: el dÍa de hoy serÁ decisivo para todo lo que es en la vida de pablo lyle. Élse encuentra en miami en donde su vida cambiÓ por un incidenteen donde enfrenta cargos por homicidio involuntario. el dÍa 31 de marzopablo manejaba con su familia y tuvo un intercambio