celia: Él salió en un horario como a eso de las 2:00 p.m.eque y luego recogerían los papeles de un vehículo que recién había comprado. celia: pues no tenía fondos, no cobró nada. Él, él se fue sin dinero prácticamente. y ahí, ahí quedó todo. ya no supimos más nada. su teléfono de mi hijo se descargó. carmen: ella cuenta que su hijo alfredo no se conformó con hacer crecer la ferretería que heredó de su abuelo. celia: decidió estudiar una licenciatura, de este... licenciado en administración de empresas. carmen: al poco tiempo ingresó a la política en su localidad y lo disfrutaba tanto, recuerda celia, que planeaba lanzarse como candidato. celia: y de pronto, de una vida tan hermosa, tan bonita, la vida nos cambió así, como... como una vuelta de hoja. carmen: celia y rosita, cada quien por su lado, realizaban una búsqueda solitaria y sin rumbo. lo que ellas ignoraban es que muy cerca otras mujeres vivían el mismo dolor, aunque lo enfrentaban de manera muy distinta. más de 100 veracruzanas se habían reunido en un grupo que llamaron el solecito,

she closer to celia or mary? we want have an answer to that, because jefferson didn't read about this. unlike celia, whose story gets told because she enters the legal world, people describing what happens, we don't know what sally hemmings felt about this. all that we know -- all the action we know that she took was she decided to come back with them. and she did. once she gets there, she's completely -- that is to say virginia, -- she is completely under his control. if at some point she didn't want to -- if her job was to take care of his room and his wardrobe essentially asked to go and look after the children, that basic if she wants to have anything to do with him, she couldn't say no. people have pointed out to me that jefferson's wife couldn't have said no, either, once again. there was no such thing as marital rape, rules against marital rape until well into the 20th century. but he could not sell his wife. he could have sold sally hemmings. he could've sold her children or, their children. but he didn't

celia: me arreglÓ la vida. asÍ fue como empezamos.el otro lado tambiÉn yo soy fanÁtico, un genio de los lakers de los angeles del baloncesto y que causÓ mucha conmociÓn y fue este jugador irvin magic johnson que tambiÉn estuvo en "despierta amÉrica". ♪ >> azuquita en la cintura. [mÚsica] alan: tuve la oportunidad de conocerlo personalmente en una conferencia, porque de conferencias a muchos jÓvenes y nunca se eleva a olvidar una historia que contÓ que no tenÍa ni para comer en los Ángeles. dice: no tenÍa ni para tomar un cafÉ, no me alcanzaba y el dÍa de hoy tengo como 50 o 60 cadenas de estos cafÉs que todos conocemos. Éllo cuenta como una historia de vida de que era muy pobre y que finalmente lo logrÓ y es casi dueÑo de los Ángeles. porque ahora estÁn las bienes raÍces. es un genio y ha creado muchas cosas y ayuda muchos hispanos. construye muchas viviendas para hispanos en california. karla: yo creo que nos tenemos que sentir orgullosos de que este programa te empodera, que inspira con este tipo de personas que te dicen yo empecÉ a

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the atmosphere here is very different from what we saw a few days ago in a celia were protests descendedr has to go. people here want new elections, they are angry about recordings showing the president supporting brides to a politician in prison. he is not a president. he is not legitimate. he is like a thief. not only is either not a legitimate president, he is also really am popular. michael temer but maintains his innocence and will not step down. i michael temer think is a lame duck. he will never recover. he can remain in power though and that would be very bad for brazil. everyone here is waiting to see what happens on june six everyone here is waiting to see what happens onjune six when the court needs to see whether it will annul the presidential elections. at that michael temer point could be pushed out that under the constitution, congress would have to choose the successof congress would have to choose the successor until next year ‘s election and not everyone is happy top we want to give back to the people the right to choose the next president directly. the next few weeks a

i'm celia hatton. our top stories: president trump heads to israel and the palestinian territories as his first foreign tour continues. he's set to push for peace in meetings with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and palestinian president mahmoud abbas. battling depression: uk scientists say an overactive immune system could be to blame. thousands fill the streets of the spanish capital — as real madrid claim theirfirst la liga crown for five years. hundreds of billions of dollars in the us and jobs jobs jobs" the words of president trump as he signs a mammoth defence deal with saudi arabia — but who are the real winners and losers? former royal bank of scotland boss fred goodwin is expected to face investors in court later for the first time since the bank's near collapse in 2008. iran has sharply criticised president trump for signing a multibillion—dollar arms deal with saudi arabia — its main rival in the gulf. we'll have more on that shortly but mr trump is now heading onto israel and the

i'm celia hatton.the palestinian territories as his first foreign tour continues. he's set to push for peace in meetings with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and palestinian president mahmoud abbas. battling depression: uk scientists say an overactive immune system could be to blame. thousands fill the streets of the spanish capital — as real madrid claim theirfirst la liga crown for five years. hundreds of billions of dollars in the us and jobs jobs jobs" the words of president trump as he signs a mammoth defence deal with saudi arabia — but who are the real winners and losers? former royal bank of scotland boss fred goodwin is expected to face investors in court later for the first time since the bank's

celia's granddaughter ella is back home, safe in garstang. when so many others aren't.per scared. we all started screaming. we moved away from the doors and there was blood splattered on the floor and there were bags on the floor. it was ella's first concert without her parents, now remembered for all the wrong reasons. sangakkara it was sheer panic in her voice, mum, where are you? a bomb has gone off. at that point, you look around and there were parents the same as me, clutching their phones to their ears, heading towards the men. and there were children running away in tears and you knew something bad had happened. the concert was packed with children and teenagers. throughout the day, more tales of incredible escapes and frantic searches for loved ones. i got thrown quite a bit. my ears popped. the noise was horrendous. the floor shook. when i got up, there were bodies everywhere. i had to look at people lying on the floor seriously hurt in case it was my family. his wife and daughter escaped unharmed. liverpool mayor steve rotheram's two children were also at the

they took about 34% in western celia. -- westphalia. chances of winning a fourth term.news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm haslinda amin, this is bloomberg. shery: we are counting down to some of the major market opens in asia-pacific. in sydney.m haigh sentiment taking a bit of a hit from the u.s. and economic data. we have the north korean peninsula missile launch. what is the likely impact on other assets? adam: good morning. we are already seeing impact on dollar-yen and strength there, though it has come off a bit in the past hour or so. i think you have got a combination of things really. there is that roll over from the missed inflation number we saw in the u.s. ride a. that is going through to the australian bond, and bonds are rallying. equities also getting hit by that. remember charles on an -- charles evan, he is talking about his worries over inflation or that game on friday, so asian traders are still playing sing -- placing their first bets on that from the fed policymakers are later on in