vino de atrÁs y se llevÓ la victoria frente a dominick desde el 2001 joven de 20 aÑos no se llevaba unuÍ estÁ el triunfo en la atp para el griego. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>"contacto deportivo" es presentado por volkswagen. presentador: la selecciÓn y cara de bÉisbol venciÓ a estados unidos y consiguiÓ su boleto a los juegos olÍmpicos de tokio 2020. definiÓ en la 10 entrada cuando navarro dio la carrera ganadora . mÉxico se hizo acreedor ademÁs de la medalla de bronce, de un bono de $2000. hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn. mucho gusto en saludarlos. hasta la prÓxima como posible brutalidad se investiga un caso. el ex a ciudadanos aplicada por los 11 aÑos de su gobierno. autoridades sanitarias advierten sobre los sÚper hongos y sÚper bacterias. asÍ comenzamos. locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: fin de semana", con arantxa loizaga y fÉlix de beudut. fÉlix: muy buenas noches y bienvenidos al noticiero univisiÓn. miembros de la comunidad de santa clarita llevaron a cabo una vigilia para recordar a dos estudiantes que murieron y tres que resultaron heridos. portaron colores blanco y azul, los mismos co

dominick i remember seeing you with a polish government marching in new zealand why didn't you do whatwe muslim leaders did because most. of the needed marches we have our borders which are safe that's got nothing to do with the question christian far right nationalist carried out an attack in new zealand if you will saying muslims should condemn a muslim attack which they did why didn't you go to new zealand and condemn that attack why did you watch like muslim leaders did in paris why did you march in question. think that this muslims this preachers noms are so peaceful let them go to saudi arabia let them go to qatar if you want to be a refugee you have to flee to the free state country neighbor country then you have to apply you have to prove who you are and now we are having people in europe which is not poland is not a neighbor of syria without documents or with 5 passports the same picture and different names that's just a fact from our interview ministers so it's all about safety you are trying to put the whole subject in a box of islamophobia even even if no believe are going

broke in 2015 when poland refused to share the refugee burden so it's your country your government dominick that's undermining european values european laws no immigrants not refugees not muslims. no not at all this judgment was not about poland only was about hungary and others and also this judgment descended was about all countries which did not fully the expectations you have to remember that the quota systems were a system which failed was very clear about the numbers so even germany and france did not receive as many as they should for us that was very clear in 2015 we promise that we will never agree for a quarter system and our promises are are kept the whole migration crisis it's a global think europe is not responsible for what is happening in syria poland is not responsible for this what is happening in iraq in syria in other other places we never had any colonies so if this problem is a global problem where is saudi arabia where is qatar where are the outer arab countries reach our countries which should help they can help as a great example 100000 tents used only once a year du

he was like -- that is how dominick cummings is seen in britain. but he ended up as boris johnson's top adviser. he ended up in the prime minister's office specifically because of brexit. he was the campaign director for the vote leave campaign during the brexit referendum. vote leave since that referendum has been fined and referred to the police for illegal spending in the brexit campaign. just this past week police referred that case to prosecutors for potential criminal prosecution. dominick cummings simultaneously has become the subject of some sort of high-level whistle-blower complaint raising concerns about his unexplained links to the russian government and russian interests. as he was running the brexit campaign and then becoming the top adviser to the pro-brexit prime minister who now won't let the brexit russian interference report come out before people have to vote on him. as of tonight the prime minister's office is refusing to answer questions about that as well. now, so, you know, take comfort, america, it's not just us. even our c

he was like -- that is how dominick cummings is seen in britain.ut he ended up as boris johnson's top adviser. he ended up in the prime minister's office specifically because of brexit. he was the campaign director for the vote leave campaign during the brexit referendum. vote leave since that referendum has been fined and referred to the police for illegal spending in the brexit campaign. just this past week police referred ha tha case to prosecutors for potential criminal prosecution. dominick cummings simultaneously has become the subject of some kind of high-level whistle-blower complaint raising concerns about his unexplained links to the russian government and russian interests. as he was running the brexit campaign and then becoming the top adviser to the pro-brexit prime minister who now won't let the brexit russian interference report come out before people have to vote on him. as of tonight the prime minister's office is refusing to answer questions about that as well. now, so you know, take comfort, america, it's not just us. even our cl

for a bit of tennis news now austria's dominick team booked an early semifinal spot at the a.t.p. finals with a stunning groups stage victory over world number one novak djokovic joke of it took the 1st set 76 but the 5 time champion could not hold team off any longer the 26 year old won the next 2 sets and called it the best matches ever played he has now beat roger federer and novak djokovic back to back to move on to the semifinals the prestigious tournament in london features the top 8 men's players in the world's. let's get a reminder now of our top stories on day w. the tourist spots of venice have been submerged after the highest tide in more than half a century cause serious flooding the mayor says the damage will cost hundreds of millions of euros u.s. president donald trump is facing the biggest challenge yet of his presidency as the impeachment inquiry goes public live on t.v. democrats are seeking to prove that trump abused his office. coming up next on t.v. news asia china wants to create its own at yellowstone national park it's good news for the environment but is i

it out and try to put it back in the debate last night and being very clear about our plan it was dominick rob there speaking earlier today real fact checking organizations where they have slammed the stunt is an attempt to mislead voters will more chief executive of the london based website full fact said it twitter was correct to call out the conservatives in a world with more information than ever it has become harder and i want to trust and we need to make it easier for people to find trusted sources of information conservative party yesterday made. when they get into government they're going to be asking for people to trust them why squander their trust here in the election campaign. here in germany jewish organizations have condemned an auction of hundreds of items of nazi memorabilia most of which belong to high ranking nazi officers the cell has raised questions about how germany should deal with relics from this dark chapter in its history this top hat once belonged to. it was one of the highest rated items at the munich option a bit up tight $50000.00 for it many objects feet of

. ♪ family and friends gathering to remember dominick michael blackwell and gracie anne mu mullbergerthe suspect shot himself in the head and died the next day. all schools except saugus high school will reopen today. >>> gas prices are surging between 50% and 300%. why and what police are doing to settle things down, straight ahead. >>> iran is warning security forces may act against protesters angry about a sharp rise in gas prices. at least one person was killed over three days of protests. gas prices serged 50% to 300%. across the country. nick paton walsh live in london. what are we learning? >> dave, interesting to see protests on this scale. we haven't seen this for over a year. because of the blockout in iran and restrictions on reporting there, it's unclear how quite widespread these are. we have seen social media videos suggesting that people are impacted by the protests. there appears to be confro confrontations between officials to clamp down on the rioters and the protesters. people depend on gas for their daily lives. and the shocking price rises, sometimes six-times, wi

secret side of diplomatic passports has helped to keep some caribbean politicians in power versus in dominick well version of general election next month batters deborah davis ripples the result may be influenced by payments from wealthy foreigners who want the privileges of becoming an ambassador. this is only the serafin the former prime minister of germany kept using concealed cameras we film him willing to broker a deal for a rich businessmen living in asia i think also you know we live in the area. he says the businessman would then be made an ambassador for dominique and despite having no connection to the country. serafin says the money will go to dominique his current prime minister receive l. skerritt to help win a 4th term in power. by the us amounts to go out. to me gently this is the. way to go as i read. fly in atlanta. last week police fired tear gas and rubber bullets at a crowd demanding an end to what they say is widespread vote rigging our investigation reveals how many rainy and and a resume on fred bought his dominique an embassy the ship he helped fund prime minister sker

plus we have tony hale, music from dominick fife. it's a great show. do not change the channel. >>> happening now, the public could soon be able to visit foothills park in palo alto. since 1958 only the people who live in palo alto could visit that park. last night the commission voted in favor of a one-year pilot program that would allow people who don't live in palo alto to visit foothills park for a fee. we're back in a moment. my parents never taught me anything about managing money. the amount of student loan debt i have, i'm embarrassed to even say. we just decided we didn't want debt any longer. ♪ i didn't realize how easy investing could be. i'm picking companies that i believe in. ♪ i think sofi money is amazing. ♪ thank you sofi. sofi thank you, we love you. ♪ >>> okay. brace yourself. for the first time in its history san jose's christmas in the park will have an artificial tree as its centerpiece. this is video of the tree last year. organizers say they would get a 50 or 60-foot tree from the shasta mountains. the problem is it costs about

two of the victims killed yesterday, 15-year-old gracie mule berger seen here and 14-year-old dominick black well. investigators searched the shooter's home continuing to look for a motive in the attack. they found six firearms, most registered to berhow's late father. >> no motive or rationale has been established for the subject's assault. suffice it to say, we did not find i manifesto or diary that spelled it out. any suicide note. >> two of the victims remain hospitalized. 14-year-old addison who is pictured here. expected to be release in the next day or two. the fifth victim is a boy released from the hospital yesterday. we do have this reminder for you. go to abc7news.com/take action. you can find links to resources regarding bullying and school safety. we have links to connect you directly with local lawmakers. >>> in the north bay, one city is dealing with something unprecedented, not to mention bizarre. a santa rosa city council member continues to serve her city while living in south america. her absence continues to cause problems. cornell barnard is at city hall with the s

>>also killed 14 year-old dominick blackwell 3 other students were wounded.rif's investigators say it was the shoors birthday he had just turned 16 the day he opened fire. using the last bullet tshoot himself in the head. sheriff ax be a new way said surveillance video revealed the shooter pulled the semiautomati45istol from his backpack d fired without saying a worwithout missing a shot. >>in 16 secds he cleared a malfunction was able to shoot 5 people and himself so he seemevery familiar with e firing the weapon investigators say the gun used in the killings was not registered. >>but 6 others revered from the family home belonged to his deceased father. >>whahas not bn discovered, it's why. suffice it to say we did not find any manifesto any diary that spelled it out any suicide note or anwriting ich will clearly identify his motive behind this assault. thdeadly assault on this community is exacting a terrible toll. >>it lives on in the nds of the students staff and parents. >>who endured it. endured it. >>it's so harbecause the sites of everybody running j

and worked to enforce the abolition of slavery in san dominick, as well as establishing a school near paris for black and mixed-race children. he also became the most courageous and vehement voice in favor of maintaining the policy of abolition when napoleon wanted to reinstate slavery in 1802. he combated napoleon's unabashed embrace is him on the basis of humanity in human equality, but to no avail. rereading the memoirs by french officers in light of the military enlightenment also allows us to have a more nuanced and complete picture of the foreignness and clumsiness of the earliest days of french and american allegiance. this image, which you may have seen on the website, advertising this talk, is a marvelous example. i will give you a closer view. let me see if i can use my pointer. yes. ok. so here we have a stone inscription, america and the seas, we thank you for their freedom. up here we have the gallic rooster and the fleur-de-lis. and then we have the bust of louis xvi. franklin, washington -- and it is a little bit hard for you to the, but washington is spelled "waggingst

broke in 2015 when poland refused to share the refugee burden so it's your country your government dominick that's undermining european values european laws no immigrants not refugees not muslims. no not at all this judgment was not about poland only was about hungary and others and also this judgment descendant was about all countries which did not fully the expectations you have to remember that the quota systems were a system which failed was very clear about the numbers so even germany and france did not receive as many as they should for us that was very clear in 2015 we promise that we will never agree for a quarter system and our promises are are kept the whole migration crisis it's a global think europe is not responsible for what is happening in syria poland is not responsible for this what is happening in iraq in syria in out of places we never had any colonies so if this problem is a global problem where is saudi arabia where is qatar where are the other arab countries reach our countries which should help they can help as a great example 100000 tents used only once a year during

officials have identified the 2 victims saugus in the sho ting at high schoolas 14 year-old dominicke the panic and chaos that erupted when those shots rang out. police are praising students for taking immediate action while first responders headed to the scene. >>barricaded themselvethey sheltered in place we started to assessing their rooms. trying to pack the oon's. >>well the motive for the 16 year-old shooter nathanie berhow may never be known as he died from his sf sustained injuries. last night. other news this morning scary monts for people in one north bay community after someone found a live grenade behind the store. the discovery was made on thursday in fairfield the explosive device was found behind a $99 store and that force of it and businesses to evacuate. >>i can't believe that somebody had a grenade that's unbelievable that officer thousands of happens ery day. >>fairfield police did get some help from experts at travis air force base its explosive disposal team showed up to safely handle the grnade. police still investigating how the explosive device got there. in t

events for us today and alan thank you dominick. now ukraine's army and russian backed separatists are set to begin withdrawing more troops from the conflict zone in eastern ukraine it follows other retreats in the past month part of a series of measures aimed at ending a conflict that's killed more than 13000 people in the last 5 years and it comes a day after the international court of justice said it will hear a case filed by ukraine against russia it concerns moscow's alleged support of pro russian separatists in eastern ukraine let's take a closer look at the crisis in ukraine it all began in november 28th that dean when president viktor yanukovych refused to sign an association agreement with the e.u. mass protests then turned into a revolution and by february 24th teen going to covert and his government were removed and then in march of that russia annexed ukrainian region of crimea that set of pro russian protests in 2 eastern regions collectively known as the donbass those turned into a war between separatists backed by mos

our correspondent on a cane is near a section of that hall and berlin he joins us for more on this dominick talk us through what else is planned for today and just how significant this day is for germans indeed europeans. well one of the interesting things is hearing angela merkel the german chancellor chancellor of the unified germany you need to remember that she was one of many people many east germans who when they heard that the borders would be open on the 9th of november 1989 walked into west berlin she walked across the border and home a broker which is a bridge across the way elsewhere in the city the point is that today although it's a rainy afternoon in berlin that's not dampening the enthusiasm of many people in the city many people in this country marking the joyous occasion on the night for november when the wall came down but there are also questions being asked today and they did have been over the course of this last week by people from a different generation of easterners people who are referred to as nothing in german that means children who were born and grew up after th

his victims, dominick blackwell and gracie muleberger, were 14 and 15 years old.lic to anyone who wants to commemorate their lives. peter? hallie? >> sarah, thank you so much. >>> other headlines to get to this morning, including the dramatic turn of events of a death row inmate just days from his execution. convicted murderer rodney reed has been granted an indefinite stay. his name may be familiar was celebrities have been depetitioning the texas governor to stop the execution. he was accused of killing stacy stits in 1996. his attorneys may have new evidence that could clear him of murder. >>> a record-shattering day on friday for the stomach. the dow closed above 28,000 on friday for the first time ever. the market announcing to white house announcement of progress in trade talks with china. the other two averages, the s&p and nasdaq hit records. >>> time for a weekend "morning boost." a lot of love for a school crossing guard. he's been helping kids cross the street for 16 years. he's always ready with a piece of candy and maybe a treat for the pup. when his

me danielle moody and co-host of the democracy podcast and host of the podcast stand up with pete dominickg to do reverse again this time around because we want to end on a good note. it is thanksgiving week, after all. let's start with your ugly, and it has to do with a notorious person. >> yes. so this week, unfortunately, gb, ruth bader ginsburg, was hospitalized. she has since been released from the hospital, which is fantastic. but we should understand our judicial system is under attack by the right wing. and there is a great possibility that at some point donald trump will get another supreme court nominee which will be horrible. it will ruin the courts for generations to come as well as what mitch mcconnell has been doing across the country. he wants to leave into vacancy behind and what does that mean for issues we continually have to take to the courts like affirmative action, climate change, like all of these issues when we have no recourse. >> movre than a quarter of judgs are all trump justices. >> yes, they are. >> pete, your ugly is really just ugly. >> yeah, the flooding in

>>also killed 14 year-old dominick blackwell 3 other students were wounded. the day he opened fire. using t bullet to shoot himself in the head. sheriff alex said surveillance video revealed the shooter pulled the semiautomatic 45 pisl from his backpack and fired without saying a word without missing a shot. >>in 16 seconds he cleared a malfunction was able to shoot 5 ople and himself so he seemed very familiar with the firing the weapon investigators say the gun used in the killings was not registered. >>but 6 others recovered from thfamily home belonged to his deceased father. >>what has not been discovered, it's why. >>suffice it to say we did not find any manifesto any diary that spelled it out any suicide note or any writings which will clearly identify his motive behind this assault. the deadly assault on this commity is exacting a terrible toll. >>it lives on in the minds of the students staff d parents. >>who endured it. >>it's so hardbecause the sound of the gunshots and the sites of everybody running ju keeps replaying in my head. >>a terrible thing