i'm del walters in for luis suarez ray suarez. president obama showed frustration at getting illegal guns out of the hands of the dangerous and off the streets. >> you mentioned illegal guns, that's an area where - you ask me what is the one area i feel i have been most frustrated and most stymied, it's the fact that the united states of america is the one advance nation on earth in which we do not have sufficient consents and safety laws. >> if nothing else, the amount of gun violence in places where it's toughest to get it legally is a reminder that there's a patchwork of laws verifying ownership. that means what is illegal in one state is illegal in the next. robert ray has that part of the story. >> hello. >> reporter: this is little's bait and tackle shop in the small town of georgia. one of nearly 4,000 licensed dealers in the state. little is the owner. little is the source of the gun used to kill new york city police officer in may. it was stolen from the porn shop. this video took the video of the action. the guns make th

from ray suarez, i'm del walters. goodnight. >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ hello there and welcome to the al jazeera news hour, i'm in doha and coming up, in the next 60 minutes saudi backed forces make significant gains against houthi rebels in a key province. parliament approves a sweeping set of reforms aimed at reducing government corruption. anger in japan as the country restarts its first nuclear plant since th

i'm del walters in for ray suarez. pope francis is at it again. that's what a lot of catholics may have been thinking when he said he would not close the doors to divorced couples. he added that they are not extracommunicated and should not be treated that way. for some, it's about timing. the comments coming ahead. a country where 28% of catholics have been divorced. al jazeera's paul beban takes is closer look. >> reporter: in his latest weakly address, pope francis called on the church to be more understanding, and to welcome them to church with open arms. >> lately we have seen the growth, the awareness of the fact. love and truth. they have establish bd a new relationship after the failure of the marriage. to all effects these people are not excommunicated. they must not be treated as such. they belong to the church. traditional catholic doctrine prevented them receiving communion unless the marriage is annulled. it's the latest in a string of remarks. raising questions among the faithful. speaking at a conference of mayors and governors, he

from ray suarez, i'm del walters. goodnight. goodnight.

del walters is next. >>> a nightmare in thailand.e are killed after a bomb rips through a religious shrine in bangkok. >>> missing the deadline. >> the united states deeply regrets that the government of south sudan chose not to sign an agreement supported by all the states. >> the south sudanese government rejects an internally internationally backed peace plan. now the u.s. is

. >> del walters, i feel like i should go back and train. anchor babies, and tracking undocumented workers. most outlandish chatter, from republicans, on what to do about illegal immigration. are other candidates taking clues from donald trump. democrats taking advantage of the climate surrounding the issue, it's political theatre, coming to a network near you. in week ahead next. >> sounds interesting. >> people in nepal continue to rebuild and mourn in the wake of april's devastating earthquake. more than 9,000 were killed. many are taking advantage of an annual festival to remember their loved ones. you have. >> it's noisy. many believe the structure symbolizing cows help them across heaven. for the city, the festival is important. 343 died during the earthquake. this man's father and son were killed. not a day goes buy when i don't cry. my father and son. so many lost loved ones. it gives a sense of peace. the festival started when an infant son of the king died. the queen was inconsolable. to show they were not alone, the king invited a

the news continues next with del walters >>> good evening, this is al jazeera america, and i'm del walters in new york with a look at the top stories. we go back to ferguson, missouri, a year after an unarmed black teen was shot and killed by a white police officer. >> what i say is what i say. and hone,

the news continues next with del walters >>> good evening, this is al jazeera america, and i'm del walters in new york with a look at the top stories. we go back to ferguson, missouri a year after an unarmed black teen was shot and killed by a white police officer. >> what i say is what i say. and honestly if you don't like it i'm sorry >>> a new focus on the republican party and women with donald trump smack dab in the middle. >> it will affect about 175,000 vehicles and that is stunning. >>> a record number of autos recalled last year more than 74 million. tonight we take a deeper look at your risk on the road. typhoon souderor downgraded but packing a punch. >>>we begin tonight in ferguson, missouri. a year ago tomorrow michael brown, the unarmed black teen shot and killed by a white police officer sparking a nation-wide debate on how the minority are treated by police. it became the epicentre of a conversation on race and race relations. diane eastabrook joins us live tonight with a look at how the city is reacting a year later. evening. >> hi as you remember ferguson erupted in chaos

i'm del walters in new york with a look at the top stories. the e.u. calling for an emergency summit as officials in austria discover another van filled with refugees. hawaii bracing for a category 3 hurricane as remnants of erica fare into the shore line >>> a look at the markets >>> opponents in iowa have surprises for the presidential candidates >>> we begin this evening in europe with calls for solidarity in dealing with the growing refugee crisis there, german chancellor angela merkel calling on e.u. countries to take a greater role. the european union announced an emergency meeting to address the crisis, set for september 14th. the u.n. will hold its own weeks later. some e.u. countries refused to take on the refugees. meanwhile, three children are recovering in a hospital in austria, part of 26 people who were rescued from the back of a van yesterday. this follows last week's tragedy in austria where more than 70 bodies were discovered in the back of a van. officials arrested the driver of the vehicle containing the young children. >> all 26 peo

the news continues with del walters, thank you for your time. keep it here on al jazeera america thanks for joining us. >>> this is al jazeera america, i'm del walters in new york with a look at the top stories. the prize attack - u.s. trained rebels in syria fleeing their headquarters after coming under fire from members of an al qaeda branch >>> another day of protests in the west bank hours after the funeral for a teen killed by israeli soldiers plus a journey for justice. 860 mile march bringing awareness to civil right changes that african-americans say they face today. we'll talk to the president of the n.a.a.c.p. >> and a deeper look at police shootings, and the ethnic group hit hardest dealing with the deaths - native americans >>> we begin tonight in syria where the u.s.-led effort to create a reliable military force against i.s.i.l. suffered another setback. the pentagon confirming that al qaeda's wing in syria carried out a surprise attack on forces trained by americans. the attack is the latest attempt by the al nusra front to underm

i'm del walters in new york. have a good night. >>> tonight they control huge amounts of land in iraq and syria. brutalizing millions and their membership is growing. america's allies in the middle east say washington has to do more to destroy isil. but why is aisles america's problem? why hasn't the muslim world defeated isil? later in the our panel, three years ago the g.p. might have lost the election because of a so-called war on women. with recent comments have they written off half the lex tour at again.

. >> this is al jazeera america, i'm del walters. three americans who stopped a suspected terrorist attack in europe. they even got a call from president obama. >>> wildfires continue across the midwest and west. they get little help. >> i can't do it together. >> bernie sanders rallies supporters in the gop of south carolina. >>> two women pass the army ranger training course, but not allowed to fight in combat zone. we take a deeper look at women and war. >>> a man about to go on a killing spree stopped in his tracks. >> i came to see my friends and my first trip in europe and we stopped a terrorist, it's kind of crazy. >> american heroes on a train. >> we didn't know his gun wasn't working or anything like that. spencer just ran anyway. >> they tell their story. those three americans given credit for their role in stopping a suspected terrorist attack. they overran a man who was had a rifle and an ak 47. president obama said i wanted to thank the two brave individuals for preventing more tragedy staying place on this train, two re

>> del walters, al jazeera. >> it is one of the most challenging training programs in the u.s. army, becoming a ranger. for the first time, two women could are days from graduating. >> education in iraq, the daily struggle for misplaced children. >> 70 people are still missing, most firefighters. the white house is set toe announce a plan it hopes could cut heroin overdoses. the program will partner public health experts with drug officers to better understand the or ins of abuse. keiths of quadrupled between 2002 and 2013. >> iran's supreme leader said his country will remain closed to american influence even if the proposed nuclear deal is approved, saying the u.s. and iran still need a approve the deal and regardless of the outcome, iran will not fall under american control. iran's parliament will vote on the deal in the coming days. we continue that hear rhetoric. is the hard line stance a show? we know the deal couldn't have been done without his approval. >> stephanie, you're absolutely right. this is a man who came to power in 1989 and since he came to that position. he

del walters. walters walters americans talk about stopping the alleged shooter on a train in france. the french will honour them. >> it was not a conscious decision, we just kind of acted. >> presidential politics, immigration, planned parenthood and donald trump - how republicans are trying to separate themselves, heading into september >>> after the storm - 10 years after hurricane katrina killed nearly 2,000 people, the lessons learnt and the problems that still exist >>> we begin tonight in france, where we are now hearing from the three american men who french authorities say stopped a massacre aboard the train on friday. tomorrow french president francis hollande is expected to present the men with the highest level. it was travelling from amsterdam to paris. according to french officials the gunman had an ak-47 and 300 rounds of ammunition. today the americans talking about bravery at the home of the ambassador in france. richard has more on how one is bruised and battered, but all called h

i'm del walters in new york. york.>>>together in our debate - it's your constitutional right to bear arms. more than 150 americans are treated for gun assault every day. congress will not pass new gun laws, but would new gun laws make any difference, our gun laws - are they useless. our panel has media fuelled outrage against police shootings made it more dangerous for cops to do their jobs. amnesty international says selling yourself for sex should be decriminalized. is prostitution a new right. i'm imran garda, and thi

. >>> del walters is here.l have much more on the fallout from last year's events. >> coming up, we'll go back to ferguson. events held there all day in memory of michael brown. there were reports of a shooting in ferguson. we'll have more on that. also, in our week ahead segment, wildlife preservation, the death of cecil the lion by an american dentist putting the sport of big game hunting on trial. many use it because of the money it generates. and we'll go to kentucky talking to a sheriff with a form that's used to rat out big drug dealers. >> we'll see you in a couple of minutes. the daughter of late football great junior seau gives an emotional speech. >> i want nothing more to see you come onstage, give me a hug and tell me you love me one more time. >> it was a speech she was not supposed to give. up next, the comments you almost did not hear. >> now that china and taiwan are beginning clean up, we'll look at why countries are more susceptible to typhoons and hurricanes and a look at temperatures that ar

good evening, this is al jazeera america, i'm del walters, with a look at tonight's top stories. tens of thousands taking to the streets calling for the brazilian president to resign >>> finger pointing after the fall of an iraqi city. baghdad making an effort to reform the iraqi government >>> and more on the bomb, and civilian rights. >>> we begin tonight with a possibility that the days of president dilma rousseff could be numbered. tens of thousands marched in rio de janeiro, brasilia and sao paulo. the protesters wanting her impeached. smaller gatherings are taking place in towns and city, the third time people have taken to the streets after protests in march and april. it's on political corruption, and they blame rousseff for the bad economy. >> reporter: the larger protest in brasilia, the capital rio de janeiro. it's unclear if the turn out was as large as the protests in braz brazil in march and april. it is important because it will go to the appetite among brazilians for impeachment. at the moment there's a huge gap between the numbers put forward by the organizers of

i am del walters in new york with a look at tonight's top stories.e are minutes away from the news conference by our colleague and aj journalist peter greste. he is speaking out about the fact of his fellow journalists in egypt have been sent back to jail. katrina after the storm, pausing to remember the hurricane that brought death and destruction to new orleans plus we are going to take a deeper look at what has changed and what hasn't in the 10 years since that storm. a sus specificed killer under arrest tonight accused of shooting a sheriff deputy execution-style. >> we begin with a story that is prompting international outrage. this is a news conference that is about to get underway right now in sydney australia. today, a cairo court sentencing baher mohammed, fahmy and peter greste, as you see here sentenced in abstentia, deported back to his native australia in february. the other two were taken into custody after that verdict today. all of this beginning in 2013. here is peter greste. >> a fairly briefly statement and i will take some questio

drum or the crow of a rooster, regardless of what paris is >>> time for the sports news >>> i'm del walters in new york. "america tonight" is next. >>> on "america tonight", the weekend edition - racism, violence and clashes with the police, not where you think. >> nobody talks about the police, deals with the police, everyone is afraid of the police. >> stunning reports from south america and the community echoing the calls to make black lives matter >>> also, return to the flashpoint. a year after michael brown's death in ferguson, lori jane gliha with a man the community counted on for change. >> i think we are seeing things move forward in a small way, but things didn't get this way overnight in our nation, and it will take time >>> thanks for joining us, i'm joie chen. one year ago firs was no more than a quiet community in north st. louis until the death of michael brown at the hands of local police, which ignited a flashpoint on race and communities of colour flashing with law enforcement. away from the headlines ferguson struggled to recover from an unintended moment in the spotligh

thank you for joining us, i'm del walters in new york. back at 11. >> the colorado river. the lifeblood of the american west. from the rockies down to mexico, nearly 40 million people rely on it for water. and for some, it means a lot more than that. >> the river, to me, means homeland and our natural boundary for our people. we use it for life. we use it for livelihood. >> wahleah johns and her uncle, marshall, are from the navajo nation. their community has been here for centuries - and seen the river carved up over time. the colorado is now the most endangered river in america. despite record drought, the water is being used at the same rate as ever by industry and major cities across the west. >> i think it goes back to the values of american governance. how unsustainable development has been in this country and continues to be unsustainable. >> if the law of god was in place, the law of god says the water's gonna flow downhill. but what did we do? we put a dam here, there, there, and use it to push the water. making it flow uphill. phoenix should have never been devel

i'm del walters in new york. join us for the news any time by going to aljazeera.com. lisa fletcher up next with "inside story". have a good night. [ ♪ ] >>> checking your email, posting pictures on facebook, perhaps tweeting out your whereabouts. they are fairly route in in the internet age, but 15% of american adults still are not online. what is their hold up? fear of technology, lack of access. digital deficiencies.

i'm del walters in new york. join us for the news any time by going to aljazeera.com. lisa fletcher up next with "inside story". have a good night. [ ♪ ] >>> checking your email, posting pictures on facebook, perhaps tweeting out your whereabouts. they are fairly route in in the internet age, but 15% of american adults still are not online. what is their hold up? fear of technology, lack of access. digital deficiencies. it's "inside story". welcome to "inside story". i'm lisa fletcher in for ray suarez. the fast-paced world set in gear by high-speed internet access has transformed the way we learn, do our jobs and live our lives. 15% of americans are offline according to a recent pugh study, that fm has been on the decline since 2000. when half of americans didn't use the internet. the decrease flattoed. the details are noteworthy. >> 39%. 33% have less than a high school degree. 25% less than 30,000 dollars a year, and 24% live in rural america. 13% live in urban settings. starting in the south, a city has no from in high-speed internet. here is al jazeera's jonathan

good evening, this is al jazeera america, i'm del walters, with a look at tonight's top stories. tens of thousands taking to the streets calling for the brazilian president to resign >>> finger pointing after the fall of an iraqi city. baghdad making an effort to reform the iraqi government >>> and more on the bomb, and civilian rights. >>> we begin tonight with a possibility that the days of president dilma rousseff could be numbered. tens of thousands

del walters, al jazeera, new york. >> bradford does not name the media outlets or scholars to be targeted. he refers to them only as those critical of armed conflict. >>> peru steps up efforts to stop the illegal drug trade. we will take you to the front line of the battle to contain the country's cocaine plants: >> in order to save my children, i had to try to save everyone else's. >> chicago mothers, fed up and fighting back. >> what we've essentially done is created an outdoor community center. >> changing the city one block at a time. >> i'm out here to encourage them, to tell them there's a better way. >>> peru is now the world's biggest producer of cocaine. it is also the latest country in south america to permit its military to shoot down suspected drug smuggling planes that pass over it. we have a report from the drug-producing region where she joined a special police unit on an anti-drug operation. >> reporter: after a tip from an informant, members of the anti-drug special police marched across rivers and marshes. the commander led the team as they set out to destroy a c cocaine

del walters. walters walters americans talk about stopping the alleged shooter on a train in france. the french will honour them. >> it was not a conscious decision, we just kind of acted. >> presidential politics, immigration, planned parenthood and donald trump - how republicans are trying to separate themselves, heading into september >>> after the storm - 10 years after hurricane katrina killed nearly 2,000 people, the lessons learnt and the problems that still exist >>> we begin tonight in france, where we are now hearing

i'm del walters in new york. back at 11. and we see you for a special report from havana, >> cold war adversaries, bringing ahalf century of standoff to a close. >> diplomatic relations with cuba. >> raising flags and lifting hopes on both shores. the signs of change on the streets of cuba. as a communist holdout seemingly frozen in time looks to the future but with a crippling trade embargo still in place and a chorus of opposition over human rights violations, can two countries separated by just 90 miles and decades of mistrust, finally bridge the divide? an al jazeera special report, u.s.-cuba a new era. >> i'm antonio mora coming to you from havana, cuba. designated a world heritage site. as we walked there havana's streets and spoke to its people you can hear how things have changed. the cold war chill began to thaw late last year. >> today the united states of america is changing its relationship with the people of cuba. and the most significant changes in our policy in more than 50 years. >> in december president obam

i'm del walters in new york. have a good night. >>> tonight they control huge amounts of land in iraq and syria. brutalizing millions and their membership is growing. america's allies in the middle east say washington has to do more to destroy isil. but why is aisles america's problem? why hasn't the muslim world defeated isil? later in the our panel, three years ago the g.p. might have lost the election because of a so-called war on women. with recent comments have they written off half the lex tour at again. >>> president obama says the or tentative to a nuclear deal with iran is war. is washington deceiving the pop lake. i am imran garda and thi this is this is "third rail." >>> rice up and stop isis. >> the threat of the islamic state requires all of the strength, unity and confidence that only american leadership can provide. >> arab countries need to stand united in saying death to isis. >> egypt, saudi arabia, jordan, this is their war. they should be fighting it, not us. >> these are regional batters, reg

. >> >>> this is al jazeera america, i'm del walters in new york with a look at the top stories. ferguson one year later, marking the death of michael brown in a shooting, sparks nation-wide discussions about race and police. >> eight members of a texas family are dead, six children. police have a suspect in custody, but no motive >>> gunviolent in america, stem stemming the flow of the iron pipeline - sending weapons up and down the east coast >>> and the death of cecil the lion leading to a debate of when it's hunting and when it's poaching >>> august 9th, 2014, a year ago today, 18-year-old michael brown, that unarmed black teen shot and killed by a white police officer in missouri. the shooting and protest that followed changing the conversation about race in america forever. today michael brown was remembered with this march, where he was shot. it was followed by 4.5 minutes of silence. as part of the event there was a rap concert and a discussion about racial justice. we begin the coverage with diane eastabrook in sofia vergara. >> how the hell do you think we feel? you kil

i'm del walters in new york. york. >>>together in our debate - it's your constitutional right to bear arms. more than 150 americans are treated for gun assault every day. congress will not pass new gun laws, but would new gun laws make any difference, our gun laws - are they useless. our panel has media fuelled outrage against police shootings made it more dangerous for cops to do their jobs. amnesty international says selling yourself for sex should be decriminalized. is prostitution a new right. i'm imran garda, and this is "third rail". . >> the stronger gun control you have. >> if gun control did work, washington d.c. and chicago would be the safest cities in the nation. >> preventing dangerous people from getting guns is possible. >> we have to protect the children and the population. >> the law in place is working, we need to make them better. >> no law will stop a shooting. >> we may have more americans with us. >> i think we need to ban gun control laws that keep people from protecting themselves. >> the janet

you for joining us, i'm del walters in new york. "faultlines" is next. i'll be back for another hour of news. and you can check us 24 hours a day at aljazeera.com. era.com. >> august 25, 2014. michael brown is laid to rest by his family and friends he was 18, and unarmed, when gunned down by a white police officer in ferguson missouri. an autopsy showed he was hit at least 6 times, twice in the head. ...his body lay on the street for over 4 hours. his death unleashed an anger that had been building for decades at a system the community here says is stacked against them from birth. ...and raised questions about policing and race in america. >> everything that's happening in ferguson is everything that's wrong with police-community relationships, particularly when it comes to black men. >> one of the reasons that black young men are angry about this because they all see themselves as a michael brown. it could have been them. >> that anger would continue for months to come, but while the legal process ran its course a community held back ...watching and wai

i'm del walters in tonight for antonio mora. we begin tonight with the international condemnation of those responsible for today's bombing in thailand. at least 19 people were killed, dozens more were injured after a blast erupted inside a shrine that is popular with tourists from all over the world. police say the attackers packed tons of explosives in a pipe inside the shrine. the government is promising to avenge the deadly bombing. no one has claimed responsibility for the attack, but officials say explosions have been common since a military coup there in may of 2014. u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon says he hopes those responsible will be brought to justice. meanwhile, u.s. officials say it's too early to tell if the attack is related to terrorism. veronica has the story from bangkok. wayne hayes is with us live now. what is the latest now that it is morning there? >> reporter: yes. we're just over 12 hours now after that huge blast cursed in the shrine just behind me at the intersection, which is really one of the heart

. >> thank each and every one of you for joining us, i'm del walters in new york. "faultlines" is next. i'll be back for another hour of news. and you can check us 24 hours a day at aljazeera.com. era.com. >> august 25, 2014. michael brown is laid to rest by his family and friends he was 18, and unarmed, when gunned down by a white

i'm del walters in new york. the news continues live from doha.ore we go we want to take you back outside to the empire state building. these images were recorded earlier lions and tigers, and bears o my. all this to protect endangered species. >> a symbolic visit as yemen's exiled vice president makes a trip to the war-torn city of aden. coming up in the next half hour, a call to withdraw iraq's kurdish leader urges pkk rebels to leave their bases in order to protect civilians. >>> for another night migrants in the french port of calais attempt to travel into the u.k. and we go back to nepal to meet a young girl whose life was changed forever

. >> this is al jazeera america, i'm del walters.hree americans who stopped a suspected terrorist attack in europe. they even got a call from president obama. >>> wildfires continue across the midwest and west. they get little help. >> i can't do it together. >> bernie sanders rallies supporters in the gop of south carolina. >>> two women pass the army ranger training course, but not allowed to fight in combat zone. we take a

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. >> del walters spoke last night with the executive director of the million moodies movement for justice. he said that a year after michael brown's death the institutional causes haven't been adequately addressed. >> we think about this his the one year anniversary of the ferguson uprising, the cbs that got michael brown killed still exist, regardless of whether there are new people in office and new people who are in the same police department. there is still political isolation, economic deprivation, folks feel like they are trapped, right? so i don't think things have changed. >> ferguson is not an isolated incident, there is staten island and eric garner, and baltimore freddie gray. is it that the system doesn't get it or is the prop too complex? >> i think it's a little bit of both and the approaches have been reactive. they haven't been proactive or reformative. when we see what has happened in terms of the conversations, it's been about nicer police and not lesser police. the body cameras, that's good, but lets not think about how we can hold the police accountable whether or not

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resultado para seguir como puntero del grupo "e" despues de derrotar a su rival del futbol nicaraguence el club deportivo walteruto 71 del segundo tiempo cortesia de michael arroyo. vamos a ver los demas resultados de la jornada. take gfx gfx ad lib. gabriel ahora nos vamos con algo de la "major league soccer" donde los san jose earthquakes poco a poco estan agarrando ritmo despues de un pesimo mes de julio. take vo vo por tercera vez en la temporada los quakes ganaron dos juegos seguidos. el dia de hoy terminaron goleando al sporting kansas city por marcador final de cinco a cero. dos goles de cato, dos del eterno wondolowsky y el primero del recien llegado a la bahia anibal godoy le dieron los tres puntos al equipo que lo ponen a un lugar de estar en la postemporada. vo ahora nos vamos al beisbol de las grandes ligas para el juego entre atleticos y dodgers. agarramos la accion en la sexta entrada donde la ofensiva de los a's desperto para anotar la carrera que empato la pizarra y despues la de la ventaja. burns bate un doble entre el jardn izquierdo y central, para que sogard anotara y despues aun que valenci

resultado para seguir como puntero del grupo "e" despus de derrotar a su rival del futbol nicaraguence el club deportivo waltere michael arroyo... ---las guilas pasan por un buen momento, ganando 5 partidos al hilo entre, este tneo ya liga m.. take vo de la semos ahora aftbol "mls"... ---por tercera vez en la temporada los quakes ganaron dos juegos seguidos... ---ayer terminaron goleando al sporting kansas city por marcador final de 5 a cero... ---dos goles de cato, pmero del reen llegada la y el tres puntos alquipo queo los ponen un lugar de est en la stemporada...--10 partos por gar... lorena - 3ot --en "canad"n osse las tuvo q ingenipara refr los das ms calurosos del aÑo. take vo --hablamos de ste granduln que sin duda sorpendi a una pare nada mos que en la alberca de su casa. juan fran - cont. vo --como podemos ver... el oso no tena ningn problema en ser visto... l simplemente se relajaba mientras visto... l simplemente se relajaba mientras disfrutaba del agua bajo la sombra de un rbol. gaby - cont. vo --como si fuera poco... el animal tambin hizo una parada en el "jacuzzi". --el propietario dijo que sta e

resultado para seguir como puntero del grupo "e" despus de derrotar a su rival del futbol nicaraguence el club deportivo walterdo tiempo cortesia de michael arroyo... ---las guilas pasan por un buen momento, ganando 5 partidos al hilo entre, este torneo y la liga mx... take vo vo ---pasemos ahora al ftbol de la "mls"... ---por tercera vez en la temporada los quakes ganaron dos juegos seguidos... ---ayer terminaron goleando al sporting kansas city por marcador final de 5 a cero... ---dos goles de cato, dos del eterno wondolowsky y el primero del recien llegado a la bahia anibal godoy le dieron los tres puntos al equipo que lo ponen a un lugar de estar en la postemporada... ---10 partidos por jugar... gabriela facebook live bug gabriela gaby amigos tengan todos muy buenas tardes y sean cordialmente bienvenidos a noticiero telemundo 48 . enseguida les comparto la informacion meteorologica del dia de hoy. como usted ve en su pantalla aqui tenemos las siguientes condiciones climatologicas: ================= ponga atencion porque a continuacion le muestro las temperaturas para las principales ciudad del area de la b

s/walter carías, residente del relajarse. y perder tues tiempo para que estén revisándote la bolsa?y serrano, @randytelemundo los teatr rel se suman a a lista cada vez más grande de lugares públicos en el paísmuseos, aeropuertos, entre otrosdonde el público ya está sujeto a medidas de seguridad estrictas antes de poder entrar. los tiroteos en teatros entre ellos en colorado donde murieron 12 personas, en luisiana donde fallecieron tres y en tennessee donde muri el pistolerohan cambiado la calidad de vida de aquellos que hoy sienten miedo de simplemente ir a ver una pelcula. pero segn este socilogo la estrategia de regal pude ser contraproducente. s/enrique pumar, sociólogo "una de las cosas que pasa es que la gente se siente más insegura. la gente dice 'si me están chequeando la bolsa yo ir al cine y esto nunp porque hay algo. algo está pasando que no me han dicho a mi" ya otras compaÑas de cine haban anunciado este aÑo que prohibiran la entrada de mochilas a los teatros y tambin revisaran carteras y otras pertenencias. topvo blance usted nos de su punto de vista sobre esta tema ---

airlines" llega a raz de la ola de crticas que ha generado lamuertl len cecil a manos del dentista estadounidense "waltermuchas simpatÍa y mucho chisme >>> condimentado todo >>> vamos con karina monroy >>> querida amigas >>> amigos adoradores de chile y limÓn vamos a cambiar la dinÁmica de este segmento. porque ayer me encontrÉ con manny garcÍa, me dijo tÚ sabes, no sÉ nada, me fui hablar con el este exitoso muchacho que gracias al tema "el taxi" ha cobrado grandes niveles de fama, que hizo al lado de pitbull tendrÁ un video propio quÉ creen, con osmani garcÍa yo se la parÉ. >>> el taxi >>> le parÉ la unidad del taxi y hablamos en Él que creen este chico ha tenido sexo en un taxi que si en el asiento de atrÁs, adelante, en el volante este chico es algo picoso de verÁs vamos a escuchar las a tre vidas declaraciones sexuales en un taxi de osmani garcÍa >>> yo fui taxista por un mes en cuba, soy bastante liberal, tengo un bebÉ en cali colombia, tengo uno pequeÑo fa cnacido en miami, lo tuve con una amiga a quien le hice el favor, una amiga que vive a su manera >>> es gay ella >>> sÍ, me >>> has hecho el amo

del parque engaÑados. los expertos ven poco probable que el dentista y cazador estadounidense walter palmer sea extraditadocacerÍa dicen que este caso ha sido sobredimensionado por el pÚblico afectando la imagen de miles de cazadores en el mundo quienes se dicen estar apegados a la ley. >> no hay razÓn en por quÉ juzgar a todos los cazadores en un aspecto negativo. reportero: rail _ raÚl ruÍz practica la caza desde hace muchos aÑos admite que siempre casa con Ética y profesionalismo aunque admite que tambiÉn nunca casarÍa un leÓn. desde miami florida, galo arellano. univisiÓn. pasemos revista lo que estÁ pasando en los deportes por el mundo y para eso viene annie villegas con la final sufrida de diablos rojos del toluca sacando un apurado triunfo. ante pumas de la unam. ani: o la feliz y aranza buenas tardes con ningÚn estamos con la informaciÓn deportiva los diablos rojos del toluca tienen su segunda victoria del torneo. en el infierno con la obligaciÓn de ganar... de calificar en el torneo pasado el toluca ganÓ su segundo juego del apertura 2015 a costa de pumas que regresa a casa con una derrota tras pe

ex agente es walter wells tercero, y los agentes eduardo quintanar y scott mcfarlane, quienes han sido puestos en licencia administrativa... ---los tres fueron detenidos por oficiales delalguacil del condado de satnislaus. cesar ---las autoridades han identificado a "christopher maxwell wren" de 38 aÑos como la victima mortal que ayer fue encontrada al interior de un edificio comercial de la calle lundy en san jose... take vo ---"wrenn" fue encontrado herido de gravedad el jueves a eso del mediodia y poco tiempo despues murio en el hospital... ---la policia no tiene aun pistas que le permitan dar con los sospechosos del homicidio 19 en la ciudad. vocesar ---por su parte la policia de vallejo investiga la muerte de un hombre cuyo cadaver fue encontrado esta maÑana a eso de las 9 y 15... ---el cuerpo sin vida fue hallado en los rieles del tren en la calle "sacramento" cerca de la avenida "yolo"... ---las autoridades dicen que presentaba heridas de arma de fuego, y aun no ha sido identificado. cesar/vo ---ya se encuentra en la carcel de santa rita frank joseph montenegro de 52 aÑos, uno de los fugitivos ms buscados en el norte de california por crimenes sexuales en contra

walter ferreti mandÓ un mensaje a los directivos mexicanos. los centroamericanos han empezado a tener el miedo el monumental estadio huasteco. buenas noches y estos son los deportes. las Águilas delitado, golazo de arroyo y las Águilas del amÉrica no sufrieron pero menospreciaron al rival apenas ganaron uno por ser. en el fÚtbol femenino se enfrentan costa rica y estados unidos comete 1535 aficionados en chatanooga. o'reilly. en dos partidos costa rica se llevÓ 15 bolas de parte del equipo de las barras y estrellas. loite sÓlo puso el pie y estados unidos ganÓ por siete a dos. en la casa blanca siguen haciendo noticia presentando y a su nuevo refuerzo kovasic y cuando se de pronto porque eligiÓ el real madrid siempre dijo que el real madrid es el mejor equipo del mundo. atenciÓn el grupo de salvadoreÑos en san francisco y los amigos de sam mateo limiten el reconocimiento que les harÁn al jugador que vistiÓ los uniformes de la alianza independiente. ademÁs dejÓ huella en el futbol centroamericano y el evento serÁ este sábado en la cancha vieller park. vamos al deporte del bar de la pelota. gigantes en san luis. juan pÉrez mire usted. caminÓ sobre la barda para lograr una atrapada