diaz-balart that's -- mr. diaz-balart: that's huge. secretary carson: so we understand that problem. we are dealing with it. mr. diaz-balart: good. an issue we need to make sure is working for the folks that it's supposed to be working for which is our seniors. i think there is question whether it's doing that. obviously the state of florida and other parts were hit hard by the hurricanes. significant -- actually the district i represent was hit rather severely. there are areas, like, plantation island, those are folks that are just anxious to work with the state to get back on their feet. so anything you and your team can do to help them prepare for a long-term recovery plan would be very helpful. secretary carson: absolutely. mr. diaz-balart: i look forward to continue working with you on that. any ideas as to where the action plans -- because obviously the states and the territories have to come up with an action plan. any ideas as to where they are, texas, florida, puerto rico,est? secretary carson: well, we are in constant communi

diaz-balart: mr.raves, you are recognized for five minutes. mr. graves: dr. carson, thank you again for joining us. let me thank you for your many decades of service and caring for people. you have a servant's heart, we know that. i know there are those here today that are a little critical of things that have been in the news, but you were that have -- you are swift to respond. i'm grateful for that. i'd like to redirect back to the purpose of your department and what you do. if you could help us just a little bit more with some of your vision. this committee also oversees transportation. we have had a lot of discussion in the transportation community about public and private partnerships. and my understanding after reading a little bit about one of your projects is that there might be that opportunity as well in your department. i was hoping you might share with us more about the envision center demonstration project and your goals there and what you hope to see. secretary carson: thank you very muc

who did not fight in the one nine hundred fifty nine revolution with current vice president miguel diaz favorite for the job and it won't be an easy one with the country's economy on the slide and relations with the united states of america worsening since donald trump became president. cuba has been a communist one party state led by the castro brothers since one nine hundred fifty nine that's when fidel and roll the cuban revolution and overthrew the government of the u.s. backed for jency but in one thousand sixty one of the us launched the bay of pigs invasion a failed attempt to remove castro from power allied himself and cuba more closely with the soviet union but when its collapse in one nine hundred ninety one cuba was plunged into an economic crisis in two thousand and eight roll took over from his brother who was suffering ill health died two years ago aged ninety in two thousand and forty and fifty years after severing ties with the u.s. agreed to normalize diplomatic relations and barack obama became the first u.s. president to visit in eighty eight years but things have bee

thank you. >> juno diaz speaking with me earlier this week. fantasy and harsh reality meeting in his new book "island born." thanks for watching "amanpour on pbs." join us again tomorrow night. (upbeat pleasant music) - hi i'm tara lee. i've created these yoga exercises based on the earth element. this sequence is designed to help you

. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> noticias telemundo, con josÉ dÍaz balart. >> hola, quÉ tal, muy buenas tardes, comenzamose iztapalapa en mÉxico. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> allÍ miles de catÓlicos llegan hoy viernes santo para presenciar una de las mÁs emotivas representaciones de la pasiÓn y muerte de jesucristo, niÑos, mujeres y hombres cargan su propia cruz y cumplen una penitencia simulando el calvario que sufriÓ jesÚs ante de ser crucificado. >> mÁs adelante regresamos con mÁs de esta tradicional celebraciÓn pero antes tenemos que hablar de una importante decisiÓn judicial que abre las puertas para que miles de inmigrantes puedan permanecer en este paÍs, es que un juez federal del estado de washington encontrÓ que el departamento de seguridad nacional no notifica a tiempo a los solicitantes de asilo que tienen un aÑo para presentar la solicitud. en el fallo ordena al gobierno que comience a notificar sobre el plazo de un aÑo en los primeros 90 dÍas despuÉs de que el inmigrante es liberado. no solo eso, tambiÉn el juez ordenÓ al gobierno dar un aÑo mÁs para presentar sus solicitudes de asilo a los inmigrantes qu

thank you. >> juno diaz speaking with me earlier this week. fantasy and harsh reality meeting in his new book "island born." thanks for watching "amanpour on pbs." join us again tomorrow night. christian: you're watching "beyond 100 days" on pbs. in one year, britain will leave the european union. what's being sort -- what's been sorted and how much more is there to do? on a whirl wednesday tour of the united kingdom, theresa may says she'll make a post-preliminary examination sit britain strong and united. >> i think there's a bright future out there i think brexit is going to deliver. the country will be different but there are real opportunities for us as an independent nation in the future. christian: what does that future look like, for trade, for the irish border, for jobs? we'll find out. the clock is ticking on brexit. we'll look at the language of brexit, cherry picking, cake

muros, dos presentadores estelares de noticias de las principales cadenas hispanas, jorge ramos y josÉ dÍazt por primera vez hablan juntos. >> hola, ¿cÓmo estÁn? muy buenas tardes, feliz lunes para todos ustedes, les saluda felicidad, vamos a comenzar con algo muy fuerte, cinco personas perdieron la vida anoche en el rÍo este de nueva york cuando el helicÓptero en que viajaban se estrellÓ con el agua, en este video se ve el aparato en el momento de precipitarse al rÍo, golpeÓ y sus hÉlices mientras caÍa, solo una persona, el piloto logrÓ salir por su cuenta, buzos de la policÍa y bomberos intentaron rescatar al resto de los ocupantes pero quedaron atrapados por los cinturones de seguridad que los mantenÍan boca abajo y nada pudieron hacer por ellos, una desgracia. >> vamos a cambiar de tema, es la primera visita de california maÑana de donald trump desde que asumiÓ la presidencia se espera que acuda a san diego para inspeccionar los ocho prototipos de 30 pies de alto en que se trabaja y de los cuales uno se rÍa el que serÁ levantado en la frontera entre estados unidos y mÉxico, se espera qu

. >>> noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart. >> muy buenas tardes, gracias por estar con nosotros,Íaz-balart tiene el dia libre. >> comenzamos con las declaraciones en la que todo el mundo estÁ hablando la actriz porno revelÓ detalles de sus supuesta aventura sexual con el presidente trump pero lo que mÁs da de quÉ hablar es su denuncia de que alguien la amenazÓ. >> la batalla de la actriz porno siguiÓ en las cortes presento una demanda contra difamaciÓn, la respetar la privacidad del hijo del presidente. >> el abogado del presidente le estÁ pidiendo a daniels que se retracta. mientras tanto lo acaba de demandar por difamaciÓn. mÁs de 21 millones de personas vieron la entrevista. >> la inmigrante salvadoreÑa que denunciÓ abuso sexual en un zen de lo de detenciÓn aseguro que fue vÍctima de represalia y aseguran que hay mÁs vÍctimas. >> la inmigrante laura monterosa tiene 23 aÑos de edad en este centro de detenciÓn para mujeres en texas. >> nadie puede tapar mi voz y yo debÍa alcanzar mi voz no solamente por mÍ. >> permaneciÓ 10 meses detenido y cuenta que recibiÓ represalias de los

arzobispo d a desata el jubilo de la poblacion salvadoreÑa >> noticias telemundo inicia ya >> con baljose diazt >> hola que tal buenas tardes a kacalifornia no esta dispuesta d dar su brazo a torcer con la balba batalla del gobierno de trudona trump >> a gritos los inmigrantes son bienvenidos cientolos salen a protestar por la visita del s secretario de justicia que llego a defender al estado de las l e leyes santuario, >> y minentras tanto este rechaa ante una audiencia de policias l locales fronteras abiertas como una politica que no puede ser c aceptada dijo, >> cientolos salen al encuentor delsecretario de justicia, de n dejando que no seaera bienvenid >> juanita ontiveros dice que o conoce esta historia politica >> solo contribuye al deprecio o odio racismo >> tambien ivino a demananunci d demanda contra el estadio jal c jalisco >>v amvamos apelear por las ley anticonstitucionales y leyes que asegura entorpecen la labor de ice, >> estoy de acuerdo que se po a pongan asuntos en la msesaesa y haya dialogo >> mas apasionante que la res respuewrespu respuesta en la calle en el c i capitolio l

ingreso a los escombros lo unico que pienso es en que se me permita encontrar vida >> su nombre es pola diaz, mujer fuerte, frente a un terremoto y un hucaran, arriesgando su vida por otros >> cuando iba en la primaria rescataba perritos y gatitos, en el 85, nazco como futura rescatista y aqui estoy >> ver en ruinas a mexico en 1985 fue detonante para que pola fuera una de las primeras mujeres to;politico >> creo que fui una de las primeras definitivamente el rescate era una actividad mas del area masculino >> derrumbo prejuicios >> me veian y alguien gritaba bajen esa vieja, me daba la vuelta e iba por otro lado >> cuando mis hijas eran pequeÑas fue un poco duro primero pues el acoso familiar , enfrentarme a acoso sexual, discriminacion , a que los jefes te botaban porque para ellos no era importante que fueras a ayudar >> cuando de ayudar se trata no hay nacionalidades >> se conmueve con haiti despues del terremoto de 2010 >> siempre digo que uno solamente es una herramienta del de arriba y te pone en el lugar que necesita el que tu estes >> pero que pasa por la mente de esta heroina en bu

joseph diaz -- mr. diaz-balart about a lart: thank you, -- mr. diaz-balart: thank you, mr. speaker. i am -- mr. diaz-balart: thank you, mr. speaker. chairman frelinghuysen has been a public servant since the days that he served in vietnam as an enlisted soldier. and that service continues to this day with this bill. which includes the most significant support for our women and men in uniform since the beginning of the war on terrorism. let me tell you two other things that are in this bill for the american people due to the chairman's leadership. the bill includes over d 10 billion in transportation and housing infrastructure without adding to the federal bureaucracy. the chairman fought for major funding for key areas of our economy, yes, including the northeast. this is a major investment in our nation's infrastructure. both congress and the administration, as you know, have been talking about this for such a long time. here you have it. in this bill. this bill delivers on that promise of infrastructure. finally, the chairman has been a tirlse advocate for two decades -- fireless

a favor >> andrÉs mateus uribe abre el marcador en el 26 y la segunda mitad mateus uribe con cÉsar dÍazque no nos deja convencidos, demos un partido bueno a secas. tenemos varias bajas y son jugadores claves del equipo pero bueno, mÁs alla de esto, creo que el equipo repr e representÓ hizo un equipo ordenado. siempre hay cosas que mejorar, uno se va satisfecho con la victoria pero debemos mejorar aÚn mucho, el equipo tiene mucho mÁs para dar, seguiremos dando trabajo para mejorar >> en ciudad universitaria puma contra toluca, pablo barrera la tuvo pero no la definiÓ, mÁs tarde, canelo con el disparo, el esfÉrico se desvÍa en la humanidad de marcelo dÍaz y la pelota termina estremeciendo la red, de historia consecutiva r para diablos rojos de toluca, pumas no ha logrado sumar un punto de 15 posibles, gana toluca 2 x 0 >> en la corregidora se enfrentan querÉtaro y necaxa, despuÉs del gol de vÍctor alejandro Ávila atenciÓn, el pÁjaro benÍtez con el pase, el brasileÑo se llevÓ los comentarios y muchos cierres, comentan hazaÑa seleccionar el gol como el mejor del aÑo. marcador final empate a

gilbert melendez, nick diaz, and nate diaz three of the greatest mixed martial artists to fight in theof the few mma fighters being ranked number one in the world in two weight classes. nate, and his older brother, nick, are both vicious strikers and grapplers and about as tough as it gets in a professional setting or on the street. neither particularly likes to fight, they said, but should the situation call for it, well, let's put it this way, they will. nick and nate grew up in stockton and still live there and train there. connor mcgregor mocked nate for teaching kid's jui-jitsu in his hometown. that was before nate chased him around the octagon like a little deer in his last close decision. in one of the greatest fights in ufc history, nate diaz shocked the world when on very short notice he stepped in and submitted mcgregor in two rounds. he lost the second bout by decision, but there will surely be a third. and no matter what happens, nate diaz always brings it. mariscos chente on south centinela. >> anthony: what did you eat growing up? like, in your house when you were little

. >>> según el alguacil díaz llegó hasta el final de la calle de su casa y la llevó a estemos el seis través de los mensajes pudieron dar con días y llegar al hotel donde encontraron a la niña encerrada en el baño con este chupete colgando de su cuello >>> este es una de las cosas más enfermizas que uno puede imaginar. nuestros oficiales llegaron alguien sentí cinco minutos, y aún así fue tarde. ya había abusado de ella >>> también encontraron fotos y vidas sexuales de la menor en los dispositivos de días. el cargo enfrenta cargos por secuestro, abuso sexual a menor, posesión de pornografía infantil entre otros. >>> uno tiene que estar al pendiente de ellos para que no pasen este tipo de situaciones >>> es lo más cruel que le puede pasar a uno de nuestros hijos. lo que piense que desafortunadamente lo que tenemos que hacer es cuidar de nuestros hijos antes de que se expongan estas circunstancias >>> los detectives tan investigando si existen más víctimas, si díaz viajó a otros lugares para encontrarse con otras niñas. >>> telemundo >>> continúa la búsqueda de tres menores desaparecido

joseph diaz -- mr. diaz-balart about a lart: thank you, -- mr. diaz-balart: thank you, mr. speaker. i am -- mr. diaz-balart: thank you, mr. speaker. chairman frelinghuysen has been a public servant since the days that he served in vietnam as an enlisted soldier. and that service continues to this day with this bill. which includes the most significant support for our women and men in uniform since the beginning of the war on terrorism. let me tell you two other things that are in this bill for the american people due to the chairman's leadership. the bill includes over d 10 billion in transportation and housing infrastructure without adding to the federal bureaucracy. the chairman fought for major funding for key areas of our economy, yes, including the northeast. this is a major investment in our nation's infrastructure. both congress and the administration, as you know, have been talking about this for such a long time. here you have it. in this bill. this bill delivers on that promise of infrastructure. finally, the chairman has been a tirlse advocate for two decades -- fireless

. >>> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz. >>> good evening. today we saw pictures of a nation made up of people of all ages, all races, in towns and cities large and small taking to their streets to have their voices heard on the divisive issues of guns. from pennsylvania avenue in washington, d.c., to towns like billings, montana, to parkland, florida, the sight of the school shooting that sparked this moment. people engaged in peaceful protests. hundreds of thousands converged on a stage near the national mall where adults listened to children demanding change. the scope of the day was astounding. some 800 events in the united states and throughout the world. my colleague kate snow spent the day in washington with what was the largest crowd of the day. kate. good evening. >> reporter: jose, good evening. this was all the the invention of teenagers from marjory stoneman douglas high school where 17 were killed. it has grown into something much bigger. from the u.s. capitol to the white house. >> welcome to the revolution. >> reporter: a sea o

>> adriana diaz, thanks. the national rifle association feared back at the march for our lives on social media. the host of the nra youtube channel called it a march for their lies and told the stoneman douglas student activists if their school mates hadn't died, no one would know your names. dean reynolds has more on the nra's hard-line stance against were posed new gun laws. >> it was only a few short days after the parkland mass shooting that the nra was saying what it so often has. >> the truth is, that they want to ban every gun in america. >> for the nra they are the critics, naive, misguided or disingenuous. >> there is an honst propostal, either you admit t you want to ban all guns or you stop endangering good people by limiting their option to protect themselves. >> the nra whose membership usually spikes after a mass shooting spent at least 175 million dollars to 3urb its a-- to push its agenda in 2016 often on its own online tv channel. the pattern of presentation after each of these disasters seld

bebÉ se fue de ella con sus padres no recordaba nada de esa isla y que nos lo siga contando ju noto dÍazace cuÁntos aÑos. >> es verdad, es verdad me pidieron el libro y tenÍan como 7 -8 aÑos, tÚ eres un escritor, quiero un libro de una dominicana viviendo en nueva york, dije sÍ pero durÉ 20 aÑos, pero es que yo escribo demasiado lento. >> pero por algo quedan como quedan los libros, yo he leÍdo para ti fue doloroso cuando emigraron tu familia y tÚ a estados unidos la barrera del idioma. >> pero imagÍnate este pais no es nada fÁcil estamos viviendo por eso ahora pero la gente todo el mundo conoce que aquÍ ser latino eso es un desafÍo, entonces con inglÉs siempre tuve problemas hablar inglÉs, leer no tanto y pues yo me salvÉ por los libros si no fue por los libros yo creo que uf! yo no sÉ cÓmo termina. >> y en esos tiempos encontraste algo como el tipo de lola donde te vieras representado donde te encontraras algo parecido a ti y eso es importante. >> no, no cuando estÁs viviendo en una cultura y no hay libro que te pertenece, tÚ prendes el televisor no ves nadie, tÚ no te sientes completa

please welcome junot dÍaz!to the show. >> thank you so much. >> trevor: this is quite an adventure for you writing your first children's book. a lot of people know your work, the pulitzer for "the brief wonderous life of oscar wilde." you are an author that is prolific, you write amazing stories that connect not only to the immigrant experience but the american experience because everyone comes from somewhere. what made you go with the children's book? that's quite a departure for you. >> i have a lot of god children. i have two god daughters who, about 20 years ago, asked me to write them a book about them, their dominican, live up in the bronx, and i said i would. it took me 20 years to actually write it. >> trevor: wow. >> yeah. >> trevor: they're, like, god parents themselves now. >> yeah, man, one of them is, like, a lawyer. they're mag grown. >> trevor: i like she threatened to sue you. yeah, you promised this and now you have been served. >> i think she's just embarrassed. man, it took you forever. man,

u glor: all right, adriana diaz for us in florida. thank you very much. one-two punch of nor'easters has left nearly a million homes and business in the dark tonight. some have been struggling to stay warm for nearly a week now. trees and wires are down from the mid-atlantic to maine. michelle miller checked in on families in new jersey, one of the hardest hit states. michelle. >> reporter: jeff, of all the places in new jersey we visited today, this neighborhood in morris township was the worst. nearly every home here is in the dark, unless it's running a generator. and as you said, it's been like that for almost a week. we started off in morris county, new jersey, where thousands are without power because of things like this-- downed trees and downed power lines. this is the crux of the trouble. >> it's cold. >> reporter: mickey stanek and her daughter, emily, have been huddled by their fireplace in the cold of their morristown home since the first nor'easter last week. >> it has been a lot of miscommunication, and we probably would have packed up and g

adriana diaz reports. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> reporter: the first cries of help from inside had to be whispered. >> someone is doing what? hello? hello? >> reporter: the caller, afraid of making too much noise. >> marjory stoneman douglas is being shot up. >> it's being shot up? are you at the school? i can't hear you. are you at the school? >> reporter: the caller hung up. as students tried to stay quiet inside. first responders struggled to get specifics. one dispatcher relayed information from a mother on the phone with her daughter inside. >> okay. where is her daughter hiding at? what room is she in? >> the 1200 building. >> i understand she's in the 1200 building. does she know what room she's in where she's hiding at? >> does she have a class -- the girl doesn't want to talk. she's silent. she's too afraid. >> reporter: according to a timeline released from the broward sheriff's office, first call came within a minute of the first shots being fired. all but one came from outside the building. one was from a panicked mot

demarco. >> adrianna diaz. >> the nra fired back at march for their lives.ost called it a march for their lies. and told the stoneman douglas student activists if their school mates hadn't died no one would know your names. dean reynolds has more on the nra's hard line stance against proposed new gun laws. >> reporter: only a few short days and the nra was saying what it has. >> they want to ban every gun in america. >> for the nra they are the critics. naive. misguided or disingenuous. >> reporter: the nra whose membership spikes after a mass shooting spent at least $175 million to push its agenda in 2016. >> the nra whose membership usually spikes after a mass shooting, spent at least $175 million to push its agenda in 2016. often on its own online tv channel. the pattern of presentation after each of these disasters, seldom varies. a few days of self imposed silence. followed by a full throated defense that links guns to freedom, and critics to treason. >> we can defend freedom with your passion. >> in january, before the parkland massacre, the nra youtub

. >>> muy bien y primera vez se hizo historia en 30 aÑos por primera vez josÉ dÍaz balart y josÉ ramos es la tercera tormenta invernal que azota el este del paÍs. estamos dan cansados y con mucho frÍo, estas tormenta trae mucha nieve se esperan de una a 3 pulgadas de nieve por horas. en algunas regiones tendremos 20 pulgada , cientos de vuelos cancelados tambiÉn el tren de boston y nueva york estarÁ operando de manera esporÁdica. tambiÉn las autoridades mandan alerta para que no salgan de su casa si no es necesario porque las carreteras estarÁn en condiciones peligrosas y esta agua nieve trae momento peligroso. vamos a ver cÓmo estÁ el viento, en algunas horas del dÍa esperamos hasta 70 millas por horas y estos vientos peligrosos y hablan mil ap gons por el momentoagones por el momen momento. >>> gracias rebeca smith por la informaciÓn estaremos contigo mÁs adelante de ser necesario. buen dÍa y ta parate bien. >>> la primera visita de trump estarÁ en san diego. el mandatario que hoy inspecciona de los 8 prototipos de san diego es el presidente que mÁs se ha demorado de visitar este lug

>> glor: adriana diaz for us once again in parkland. adriana, thank you.k's sporting goods stores pulled all assault-style rifles and high-capacity magazine ammo from its shelves today and vowed it will no longer sell a firearm to anyone under 21. dicks and walmart say they will not sell firearms to anyone under 21. walmart stopped selling the weapons in 2015. dicks offered them at field & stream stores. last year they had sales in the hunting cat for eon the decline. now just one major now just one major retailer will still sell assault-style weapons, bass pro shops, which also owns cabela's. a gun shop caused panic in dalton, georgia. the police say a social studies teacher at dalton high, as you can see in this video, locked himself inside a classroom. they say when the principal tried to open the door, the teacher fired his handgun out the window. nobody was hurt, but the teacher faces felony charges, including aggravated assault and making terroristic threats. california is bracing for another round of storms beginning tomorrow. parts of the sierra ne

i'm jose diaz-balart reporting from new york.nd good night. - there's a common thread i see every time i'm in the field. while this was burning, you were saving other homes. neighbors helping neighbors and strangers alike. - this is what america's about. - sometimes it's nice to see all the good that's out there. bringing folks out, we have seen it in community after community. . >> nbc sports, home of the olympic games, the nhl, premier league, the triple crown and primetime's number one show, "sunday night football," only on nbc. >> a nnnapolis, home of the u.s naval academy. alex ovechkin, the nhl's most prominent goal scorer, about to face the toronto maple leafs and new jersey-born, james van riemsdyk. teams skating into the stadium on a cool saturday night.

jeff. >> glor: adriana diaz in parkland, thank you. a couple developments involving the u.s. and russia today. the trump administration slapped new sanctions on 19 russians accused of meddling in the 2016 election. and the trump organization was ordered to turn over documents to investigators. jeff pegues is following this. >> reporter: the subpoena from special counsel robert mueller, which "the new york times" reported was delivered in recent weeks, bring the russia probe closer to the president. the trump organization says it is cooperating. last july, mr. trump signaled that any examination of his family finances would cross a red line. >> i would say yes. i would say yes. >> reporter: white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders: >> as the president has said numerous times, there was no collusion between the campaign and russia. >> reporter: but the subpoena suggests the special counsel, which is investigating russian interference in the 2016 election, is digging deeper. what is he after? robert litt was the top lawyer in the office of the director of national inte

>> glor: adriana diaz in parkland, thank you very much. ere gunman in the school shooting stayed silent today. his lawyers repeated their offer: nikolas cruz will plead huilty if his life is spared. prosecutors rejected it. they're going for the death penalty. newly released 911 calls from inside the high school reveal a frantic effort to save the wounded before help arrived. >> glor: coral springs police say they fielded 115 calls in two hours after the shooting. at a high school in seaside, california, a lesson in gun safety yesterday did not go as planned. it ended with three students wounded. ireya villarreal says this was not an isolated incident. >> reporter: as a california enacher attempted to instruct students about gun safety in his criminal justice class, the gun accidentally went off. dennis alexander, a reserve officer, city councilman, and teacher, is now on administrative leave. >> my gosh, good that it went up to the ceiling. what if someone somehow got it? >> reporter: three students were hit by falling debris when the bul

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on the line with us is jose diaz, miami-dade county commissioner. he's been talking with law enforcement to get updates. sir, what can you tell us? >> i can tell you, i'm devastated as everybody that is there, seeing this horrific disaster that has taken place, something so positive, something we were all celebrating. basically something that was supposed to make sure that we saved lives. the student cross cross the wide eighth street and be safe in crossing. we worked years very hard to get the funding to have this built and to see the devastation is a horrific moment for everybody involved. >> shepard: we're going to put a photo on the screen. this is from the inauguration of the bridge when they broke the ribbon there to open it. you've been pushing for the funding for years. you have said the technology is supposed to be new and cutting edge, correct? >> that is the way that i've been told, the latest of technology that has been used on the bridge to really emphasize the use of the megastructures. we're told this is the best of the best. somethi

communist party official "miguel diaz-canel" is expected to become president of cuba. plus -- springing forward can be dangerous for your health. the number of heart attacks are up 24 percent on the monday following the daylight saving switch. experts say say the increased risk may be linked to the hour of sleep lost. we are back in a couple of minutes with more news. nbc bay area responds. to a san jose man who was due money from his homeowners association. but, he couldn )t get it until our "responds" team stepped in. consumer investigator chris chmura is here with the story. olympic sweet heart adam rippon stole america )s hearts n the winter olympics in south korea.. but now he may be finding romance here at home. rippon made history as the first openly gay athlete on the u-s winter olympic team. and he caught the attention of actress sally field. her attempt to set rippon up with her son went viral on twitter. and it looks like the matchmaking was a success. field )s son tweeted out this picture with rippon this weekend. his caption said )thanks mom ). coming up o

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he says he supports pro—business policies and diaz classed with president trump on a whole range of issueseed on the recently passed tax reform but there was not much common ground. when we saw donald trump come out this afternoon saying he wa nted come out this afternoon saying he wanted these steel and aluminium tariffs, it seemed like it was a done deal that he would have to resign. there have been so many disagreements from within his own party as well but we also heard from the aluminium industry which is set to benefit from these tariffs, opposing the move. an industry trade group said they were deeply concerned about the proposed tariffs and they weren't quite sure this was the best way to help the american aluminium industry. this comes in stark contrast with the us steel industry which is said they support the proposal. what are the most aggressive reactions to the tariffs has come from europe. they are meeting today to discuss how to respond and the european commission said its response would be fully compatible with wto rules. it's already drawn up a target list of 100 us goods

diaz angola macros junior partner that promise now haunts the woman destined to take over at the helm of the p.d. and they are now less sums up the hours that lie ahead. you know followed by noon or yes we feel the suspense and i would say we're about to reintroduce stability you have you don't noise debilitated. most lawmakers are also struggling to find the word to sum up the i mean. when he decided to say one word of optimistic it's up to the s.p.d. and if it fails and we all have to be brave. the sun will set one more time behind balanced chance rebuilding before germany finds out whether this weekend will simply pass or whether the country faces a brave new era of ongoing political uncertainty. and some soccer news now and match day twenty five for the bundesliga kicked off on friday night with two clubs on the upswing braman visiting a snowy mentioned and the hosts stormed to a first half lead then there's the car yo with the opener on the way to a two male bloodbath lead braman fast all the way back to your instant equaliser left a two two draw. now a major decision for the fut

adriana diaz is there. >> welcome back. >> reporter: students from stoneman douglas greeted by well-wishersh flowers. for the first time they returned to the school where 17 lives were lost. >> where were you shot? >> in my -- right chest. and then grazed on the back. >> reporter: before the bell rang we spoke to samantha grady. what does it symbolize that you and all of your peers are going back to school? >> strength. definitely showing that we are overcoming this tragedy. >> reporter: she joined more than 3,000 students who faced their fears. they were protected by a small army of police officers and staff. >> i like how there is a lot of police around here to show everybody is safe. >> reporter: students told to leave their book bags at home. because today was about healing. inside, they were comforted by more than 40 therapy dogs and 150 counselors. tenth grader nicole valazquez lost three friends. >> walking into the class today not seeing them. was like my heart breaking all over again. >> reporter: parkland father andrew pollack was there. he lost his 18-year-old daughter. >> what w

the supposed public defender identified as george diaz, did call us, and said he was meeting with the judge shortly. there was would sense of urgency. if we paid $1,230, the judge would release cabo. he said the transaction had to be in cash and sent bay western union to his contact in the dominican republic. and he gave us the details. that statement alone should have raised the red flag, but we were so caught up in the moment that we were simply acting on auto pilot. he also said that if we were union questioned the transaction, we should say nothing. he said they legally have no right to ask. as it turned out, no one raised an eyebrow. and my husband will take it from there. >> when we made payment, and nobody said anything, we came home but didn't take long for us to say, something is wrong here. and i got on the phone and called the public defender's office in atlanta, and they never heard of george diaz or such person identified by them, and i knew right away this is doubly false. nothing true bit. then we got adventuresome and we called my son's house, and who pick us up the ph

they never heard of george diaz. no such person is identified with them. and i knew right away this is totally false. there is nothing true about it. and then we got really adventurous and did what we should have done to begin with and we called my son's house, and who picks up the phone but my grandson, cabo. he says i just got out of the shower and i've been here all along. i can tell you, even with the parting of money that we had lost, a very happy guy to know this was just a -- just a total fabrication. we -- it's very easy to play monday morning quarterback. there were so many things that we should have known. we went over this incident over and over again and we couldn't believe that we were so duped. we like to think we're sophisticated people, but when it comes to these emotional responses to people that we love, the -- our reason went out the window. and hopefully through the work of the -- this committee and -- i've learned so much about aarp and the wonderful work they're doing. we can find ways to constructively prevent other people from becom

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the favorite going in is fifty seven year old vice president the country right now it seems big al diaz can now he is not a castro which is something very new for the nation and which could be a bit to mulch was and still yet to see wow that's actually going to go down with the public about you know some sort of that we've heard of too much outside of cuba but obviously the man is entrenched in that nation and he has a number of challenges in front of him as you mentioned economic being one of the biggest concerns cuba the growth rates but i will just over two percent for the past few years so we're not seeing too much growth in that nation and of course he has to take that home and focus strongly on what's going on there foreign investments going to be one of the big things he needs to look into we know the way things stand right now the relationship is quite sour with the united states donald trump came in so big changes from that respect you'll have to go to different countries to get that kind of investment manufacturing another big aspect of what cuba needs to do they need to up th

. >>> noticia telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart >>> hola ¿quÉ tal? buenas tardes.rs arrestados por todo el paÍs mientras exigÍan un dream act. es que hoy vence el plazo o dado por el presidente trump para encontrar una soluciÓn para los dreamers. los cientos de miles de ellos siguen sin saber quÉ serÁ de ellos. vamos a platicar con algunos de los dreamers, cuya causa resonÓ en los oscar mÁs latinos de la historia. gano chile, ganÓ coco, se hablo y cantÓ en espaÑol y muchos de los nuestros tomaron el escenario. pero sin duda, sin duda la noche fue de mÉxico y de guillermo del toro que arrasÓ con 4 estatuillas. la reseÑa la tiene marÍa paula ochoa. >>> recibiÓ su oscar a mejor director por the chape of water. >>> era la noche de los mexicano >>> es cuarta vez en 5 aÑos que un mexicano se lleva esta estatuilla nunca como anoche, mÉxico conquistÓ el escenario del teatro dolby. primero con la historia de amor de una chica muda y un monstruo, y luego con la tierna historia con el dÍa de los muertos. >>> viva latinoamÉrica. coco. >>> se llevÓ 2 galardones incluyendo mejor

. >> bnnoticias telemundo con jos diaz-balart . >> -- musica . >> q¿que tal?uenas tardes , o hjhjbas dos tene tenemos una imagen despues de la caida del puente en la fi universidad internacional de la florida (fiu( e el sur de lfa florida . >> la rodolfo armenta u un co e telemundo que se libro por se n segundos . >> mire usted es impresionante v ver como quedaron los vehiculos 8 autos aplastados . >> rescate saco con vida a alg n algunas personas de los escomb escombros . >> por ahora no se sabe el mo v motivo del d estruestru estructura de 5 dias la cifra de muertos no se sabe pero hay ya 4 cuerpos si esta claro que el e desplome causo conmocion y caos en el sur de la florida lourdes esta en el sitio de los hechos . >> esta persona de en medio dios mios . >> horror por el colapso de 950 toenanelads. >> gracias a dios no nos paso a nada pero a los de adelatnnte s murieron . >> a cinco dias el puente fuera de la universidad internacional de la florida (fiu( , cayo se sepultando a carros y persona . >> ahi los muertos debajo del u puente , todos los arrocarros

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. >> 1900, president kathy went to visit president diaz. visit president diaz. guy almost walked up to taft and blew his brains out. that didn't happen. >> when you see those vehicles and all, does that remind you of your experience? i always think about, when i think about living in el paso driving on interstate 10, and you drive right next to the border, you can look out at some grande andee the rio juarez on the other side. you are thing to cities. that part of it is familiar. there is a scene from the same lm leasee bodies hanging from a highway overpass. i think they said "welcome to juarez." that is the damaging part because it encourages us to think of the entire border as .he landscape of devastation in the second part, i think these people are in it. when you see this, the music sets the mood. tell us what to you think of this. >> how would you define terrorism? the current definition as andy individual or group that uses violence to achieve a political goal. the administration believes that fit thatcartel definition. >> do you want to see this thing th