sot crispin mendoza residente de san jos "la música me quita problemas, la verdad.sto de la musiquita está bien" recientes estudios indican que desde que el presidente donald trump asumió su cargo, más de 45-mil personas indocumentados han sido arrestadas en la unión americana... phoner angel castillo "hay muchas deportaciones...por eso yo creo que los inmigrantes en particular, están sufriendo con esta presidencia y nosotros esperamos que este ringtone y la forma positiva y la manera fácil y repetitiva la gente puede saber sus derechos básicos" una triste realidad que dicen los habitantes de la bahia...solo cambiara a base de una simple acción... sot elvira morales residente de san jos "que sé eduquen...que se informen y vayan asociaciones que los enseñan, que los orientan a que se informen a cuales son sus derechos" outro el tono es completamente gratuito...y lo puede descargar en la página web que aparece en pantalla... reportando desde san josé david gonzález noticiero telemundo 48. take topvo / cesar --en estados unidos, cada aÑo se reportan decenas de muertes,

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they'll be joined in the pool by former olympic swimmer maddy crispin. >>> we'll bring you tips how toeep your kids healthy. today a closer look at safety inside the home. >> anyone with children knows there are a million things they can get into. you have to watch them so closely. doreen gentzler has the safety tips you should hear as we start the summer. >> we took a look at safe kids worldwide. some everyday household hazards really stood out. batteries. every year thousands of kids are treated in emergency rooms after swallowing those little button batteries. keep coin lithium battery controlled devices away from kids, including remotors, singing greeting calculators, key fobs and mores. also falls, they're the leading cause of nonfatal injuries. make sure window screens are secured and secure p dressers to the wall. those prevent tip-overs. according to safe kids.org, every hour a child goes to the e.r. because of a tv tip-over. poison dangers. laundry packets attract kids because they can resemble toys. make sure to stow them safely. if your child does swallow one, call poison co

. >> live at crispin gardens in northeast philly. batter up, bob! >> you got it, batter up.d on, got to keep my eyes and ears open here, balls coming at me, already hit by a pitch once. good morning, everybody, camp kelly day number one, we are at baseball camp, the richie ashburn harry kalas foundation baseball camp. with me, rick muller, now, rick, up here northeast philadelphia, how many kids do you have altogether? >> about 85. >> eighty-five, and you're practicing basically the funds mentales? >> yes, the fun. >> the fun in the funds mental, right? >> yes. >> so we go through the line here, we have them lined up. what's the first station smear. >> the hitting station, we teach them how to hit the ball. >> show me what you got. come on, go ahead. go ahead. >> so boom. right into our cameraman. this guy, sign this guy up, all right? over here, what do you have on this one. >> the throwing station, teach them thousand grip the ball, mechanics. >> you step aside, one second. >> at the end, once we teach them how to throw, they throw the ball into the barrels, it is a game.

attack by the assad regime on syrian rebels i'm joined by philip giraldi former cia officer and mark crispin miller a professor of media studies at n.y.u. gentlemen thank you so much for joining us this evening and so as you know on monday night the white house released a statement saying that the u.s. have identified preparations for another chemical weapons attack by the assad regime that would result in the mass murder of civilians including innocent children so mark what is your reaction to the media's coverage of this claim that the syrian regime would pay a heavy price for a possible chemical weapons attack on its people. well what's what's really alarming about this whole episode is the fact that the press although you know they have been foregrounded they have been front page this story in the new york times ran and i think on page eighty nine today they have still persisted in using the same loaded language of the announcement itself which is to say another chemical attack that assad is suspected of preparing for another chemical attack well the fact is that that language is on earn

this is according to cristoph crispin, who is a representative for the paris police union. he said that a man with a backpack took a hammer outside -- out of his backpack. he struck a police officer in the chest and in the head. the police officer's partner then shot the attacker. that incident happening on the square of notre dame cathedral. not inside the cathedral. not in any other building. but outside in that square. no further information on the nature of the attack. but he said, you know, just based on the fact that this was an attack on a police officer, at this very high profile location, lends itself to the idea it may be a terrorist attack. that's something for the prosecutor's office to investigate. one you see a largeolice presence. a very swift reaction from what we understand from witnesses on the part of the police after the shooting in the cathedral square at notre dame cathedral about an hour ago. from what we understand, the attacker was injured, was not killed, and was taken to a hospital for treatment. not clear if that status has changed, whether his c

i am joined by crispin blunt. the case that the dup are unlikely to provide stable government because they will have demands, perhaps on parades, perhaps amnesty for soldiers, which will be very difficult for the conservative government to meet? all of those issues will be sorted in the course of this week once the terms of the confidence and supply arrangement are made. we will have to see how those discussions go. but what we have in common is the certainty that a government led byjeremy corbyn would be a thoroughly bad thing for the uk, and also the fact that we have to get a brexit deal done. and both parties have a mandate then for the uk to leave the eu, to deliver the uk to leave the eu, to deliver the referendum decision of last year, and arlene foster knows that her duty is to make sure the country has a government that can do that. do you think that will be stable on a daily paper basis, asking the dup to support each piece of legislation? there is no reason they would not agree to that. it gives them le