las autoridades locales negaron que habrÍa presencia del crimen organizado een la zona.no hubiÉramos venido. paulina: aunque las autoridades investigan los hechos, se desconoce la informaciÓn sobre la aeronave y su vuelo. hhasta el momento no hay denuncia formal y pese a que contact amos a los encargados de aeronÁutica es, no han respondido. ilia: el narcotraficante mexicano hÉctor beltrÁn no será extraditado hacia estados unidos porque ganÓ un recurso de apelaciÓn debido a un error procesal. pero eso no quiere decir que va a recuperar la libertad. beltrÁn fue arrestado en el 2014. perdiÓ poder despuÉs de que los hermanos alfredo y arturo fueran arrestados o asesinados. australia ofrece trabajo bien rumoreado a hispanos y quiere legalizar a todos los interesados en emigrar a ese paÍs para contribuir con su economÍa. reportero: una de las economÍas del planeta, es la de australia. precisamente este paÍs es el que ahora mismo estÁ buscando trabajadores hispanos para reclutarlos, contratarlos y legalizarlos. >> estamos buscando personas de mÉxico porque tienen manes niveles

. >> la iglesia cree que no pueden encontrar una vida digna een su propio paÍs.iana: su abogada dice que a pesar del traslado a luisiana, inmigraciÓn tiene la Última palabra. >> si la corte hace una decisiÓn en contra de maribel, todavÍa tienen la habilidad de sacarla de su custodia. viviana: osvaldo dice que ante la deportaciÓn de su mamÁ, han hablado de un plan para su hermana menor. >> en caso que eso pase, si va a llevar a la mÁs chiquita de tres aÑos. se la va a llevar a vivir con ella. viviana: abogados y activistas dicen que no bajarÁn la guardia para detener la deportaciÓn de trujillo. ilia: el gobierno decidiÓ suspender la publicaciÓn semanal de una lista de ciudades, condados o estados considerados santuarios. la lista fue creada por orden del presidente pero se ha manejado tan mal que la informaciÓn que contiene en muchos casos, no es verÍdica. reportero: ice afirma que suspendiÓ el informe semanal de las localidades que no cooperan con ellos porque tiene que mejorar como se recogen los datos. varias se han quejado de que la informaciÓn que sale en el

een mÁs informaciÓn, mÉxico estÁ al borde de un gran terremoto polÍtico.arcotrÁfico con funcionarios del gobierno, fundamentalmente los del partido revolucionario. el presidente enrique peÑa nos explica por quÉ los testimonios de estos detenidos, serÍan una bomba de tiempo. reportera: tras la reciente captura en el extranjero, de los ex gobernadores mexicanos javier duarte y tomÁs jarrigton. >> son polÍticos que conocen, en el caso de los ex gobernadores y en el caso del chapo, conocen muy bien las redes de complicidad que protegen tanto la corrupciÓn polÍtica... reportera: algunas personas aseguran que el partido revolucionario institucional que representa el presidente enrique peÑa, mismo que llevÓ al govern a los dos gobernadores detenidos, habÍa pactado sus entregas con la intenciÓn de influir en las nuevas elecciones. >> sencillamente, sigue mintiendo de manera descarada. reportera: sin embargo, hoy se dio a conocer una fotografÍa donde esposa del ex gobernador del estado de veracruz, javier duarte, aparece junto a sus hijos en el aeropuerto de bogotÁ

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reportera: rosita es sÓlo una de los muchos niÑos del salvador u honduras que quedan varados en guatemala een se convierten en un fÁcil objetivo para el crimen organizado. >> Ésos niÑos son en su mayorÍa provenientes de honduras o el salvador y estÁn viajando en condiciones de alto riesgo porque desafortunadamente los coyotes tambiÉn tienen conexiones con secuestradores y con bandas de crimen organizado y muchos de estos niÑos terminan en manos del crimen organizado porque las familias muchas veces no miden los riesgos a los que exponen a los un niÑos y niÑas. reportera: no se puede dejar de informar a la poblaciÓn para evitar que se arriesguen con o sin niÑos en un viaje hacia estados unidos sin documentos. >> tenemos una campaÑa que se llama "quÉ pasa, qué hago" y eso se reparte en los consulados nuestros en estados unidos donde se habla de los peligros de la migraciÓn y del peligro que hay de mandar menores. >> nos toca aquÍ atender día a dÍa ccasos de niÑos y niÑas muy pequeÑas de siete o seis aÑos. niÑas de 13 aÑos con embarazos y bebÉs muy pequeÑas, lo que implica mucho mayor riesgo. no

pero Éste nnavegÓ hacia el sur een una direcciÓn opuesta. ahora estÁ dando la media vuelta.d nuclear. y segÚn expertos, se debe evitar a toda costa que los obtengan. enrique: conocidos como dreamers protegidos por el programa daca. hablando de la campaÑa, cuÁntas de las promesas que hizo donald trump ha cumplido? el presidente asegura que ningÚn otro mandatario ha hecho tanto en los primeros tres meses de su gobierno en los hechos demuestran lo contrario. y en la recta final de estos primeros 100 dÍas, el presidente sigue twiteando mÁs de lo que hace. reportero: ninguna administraciÓn ha hecho tanto en los primeros dÍas, se jacta trump. >> cometiÓ fraude en el sentido de que vendiÓ que iba a ser el campeÓn de los trabajadores y llegar a la casa blanca, hizo todo lo contrario. reportero: sus crÍticos dice que prometiÓ que mÉxico pagarÍa el muro, que portaría a 11,000,000 de indocumentados, cancelerÍa el tratado nuclear con irÁn, que tenÍa un plan secreto contra isis. pero nada de todo eso ha ocurrido. pero los simpatizantes de trump afirma que lucha contra un sistema que lo b

enrique: dÍa 80 y hoy, una de las vacantes mÁs codiciadas en la capital del paÍs, een washington es peste el juez juramentÓ como el juez nÚmero 101 en la historia de la suprema corte de justicia. con esto la suprema corte regresa a operar como normalmente lo hace. se espera que tenga una influencia importante en la corte. pablo: quÉ decisiones tomara el nuevo juezen temas como inmigraciÓn? >> es difÍcil predecir lo que va a resultar ahora que el juez estÁ en la corte suprema. pablo: por ejemplo, sos bus nominÓ al juez rovers pero Éste defendiÓ obamacare en la corte. lo cierto es que decidirÁ sobre muchos temas que impactan a millones de hispanos. >> claramente, migraciÓn serÍa el primero. daca podrÍa ser una decisiÓn que la corte suprema tengo que tomar. pablo: tambiÉn, casos de derechos civiles, interpretaciÓn de las leyes de migraciÓn, uso de tarjeta de identificaciÓn y redistribución de distritos. los temas de perjuicio de la policÍa tambiÉn podrÍan tener gran relevancia. >> donde hay causa probable para que la policÍa intervenga. podrÍa haber un cambio en la corte. pablo: lo que suced

luego de un intenso debate een cortes federales. >> el gobierno tenÍa que consultar conmigo otra vez.as fronterizas. >> si muchos de los propietarios piden un juicio ante un jurado, eso toma meses. pedro: la construcciÓn del muro fronterizo Éticamente aislarÍa el campÓ de golf y decenas de viviendas de estados unidos ya que serÍa edificado sobre el dique de contenciÓn de agua. cinco- decide construir el muro tal y como lo ha indicado, prÁcticamente todo este campo de golf quedarÍa al sur de la cerca fronteriza, generando serias pÉrdidas al propietario de estas tiendas. >> nos han tratado diferente. en otras palabras, nuestros derechos han sido abusados. pedro: cÁlculos indican que más de 240 propietarios de tierras, ppodrÍan verse afectados sÓlo en el sur de texas, con la construcciÓn del muro fronterizo. enrique: la larga lista de promesas incumplidas durante los primeros 100 dÍas del presidente, se suma lla aprobaciÓn del tratado de no proliferaciÓn nuclear. el secretario de estado dijo que ya no estÁ cumplido con su parte del compromiso. presentadora: retomamos la cobertura del not

trump festejja con sus seguidores een pensilvania.l mandatario llega el primer trimestre como presidente con el indicio de popularidad mÁs bajo, se mantiene inamovible. se cumple en medio de una multitudinaria marcha para protestar contra la polÍtica, el cambio climÁtico de la nueva administraciÓn. y en su Última gira ppastoral por egipto el papa francisco hace un discurso que hhace un repudio a la epidemia. ♪ locutor: Éste es un noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana. presentador: muy buenas noches y venidos al noticiero univisiÓn. mÚltiples por mi casa ha marcado los primeros dÍas del presidente trump quien realiza una manifestaciÓn de sus seguidores en pensilvania. presentadora: asÍ es. para muchos analistas, el balance es mÁs negativo que positivo. enrique: el presidente donald trump llega a este dÍa nÚmero 100. apenas 40% de lla poblaciÓn ve como favorable la primera parte. el banderazo de salida y los primeros 100 dÍas de una administraciÓn sirve para dejar atrÁs al candidato y conocer al presidente. la transiciÓn no ha sido fÁcil pa

para los familiares de los desaparecidos, een cambio, la bÚsqueda continúa. >> estamos buscando a unaÓnde quedó la casa pero estaba con su mamÁ. >> ella salÍa adelante. >> por aquÍ era la casa de tres pisos. fÉlix: para los familiares de los desaparecidos, la esperanza sigue viva y se alimenta de una rutina diaria. todos los dÍas regresan al lugar de la tragedia en busca de una pista que les permita saber algo de sus seres queridos. de aquÍ parten de nuevo a los hospitales en bÚsqueda de una noticia que les alimente esa esperanza y por Último, tambiÉn visitan el cementerio. cavar la tierra para el "adiÓs" o para asar una confirmaciÓn definitiva. aunque las posibilidades de encontrar a alguien con vida son muy pocas... >> con el tiempo, disminuyen las posibilidades. fÉlix: todos ellos se aferran a una ilusiÓn. >> la esperanza es lo Último que pierdan. fÉlix: todavÍa tienen la esperanza? >> sÍ. fÉlix: la esperanza en medio de la angustia de no saber quÉ pasÓ con un ser queridos. eso es lo que enfrentan tantas personas que buscan a alguien que se encuentra desaparecido. regresÓ con usted

host: give us an idea of the number of dogs that would have ,een brought in in any unit sticking with an american unit something you may be familiar with. chelsea: it could be anywhere between thousands, maybe 10,000. wareally depended on the that was involved. there was less dogs in world war i, a lot more courses. the brick -- more horses. the british themselves used well over half a million horses alone , and then you piled dogs and pigeons and everything on top of it, and the united states was basically the same most of the time. you need more heavy lifting animals in world war i than you did dogs, but it becomes reversed for the u.s. in world war ii. by world war ii, you have mostly dogs and a few horses. the united states actually kept their horse population well into the war and never used it. host: i assume all these animals come from the u.s.? brought trained and over and station the same way the troops are brought over? chelsea: it comes down to expenses. if it was less expensive to use animals already over in europe, then they would use those. if they needed something a lit

fuerza bombardeando una base aÉrea en siria, seguido del lanzamiento de la madre de todas las bombas eenr a isis. entras corea del norte exhibe sus misiles, el presidente se encuentra monitoreando la situaciÓn jugando golf en florida. el vicepresidente mike pence viajÓ a corea del sur en busca de aliados. en este intento de crear frenar las ambiciones nucleares de corea del norte, no solamente tiene planeado viajar a corea del sur sino a indonesia y austria. presentador: trazando ese mito de la bomba mÁs poderosa no nuclear de los estados unidos contra una red de cuevas y tÚneles, el número de muertos se elevÓ a 94. pero la cifra podrÍa incrementarse. hasta el momento no se reportan bajas civiles tras el ataque con la llamada madre de todas las bombas. al menos 100 personas entre ellas niÑos, muriÓ por la explosiÓn de un coche bomba mediante una evacuaciÓn de civiles que huÍan de los combates en el norte de siria. segÚn el observatorio sirio de derechos humanos, hay decenas de heridos. regresando a estados unidos, ocho reos que estaban esperando su ejecuciÓn en el pabellón de la muerte d

>>lo Único que puedo recordar, yo estaba llorando, een crisis en ese momento, realmente.o a alguien, " quÉ estÁs grabando, no grabes, "" esa persona no se metiÓ a la oficina de la tsj. y luego me encuentro con estas imÁgenes que se han hecho virales y han estado en todas las ratas. es un registro -- todas las redes. es un registro de lo que pasÓ. >> eres muy valiente y estamos contigo. jorge: angÉlica, nuestro apoyo. continuamos con venezuela. con lo que llaman golpe de estado empiezan a aprenderse divisiones del rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro. criticaron ppor inconstitucional la decisiÓn de anular la asamblea nacional y como reporta desde caracas las crÍticas y las protestas van aumentando. . reportero: habla la violencia. [gritos] reportero: protestas y represiÓn a la orden del dÍa. la sede del tribunal supremo de justicia fue el escenario entre estudiantes universitarios y la guardia nacional y grupos socialistas que fueron agredidos. >>vamos, vamos. reportero: el fallo del tribunal donde asume todas las funciones de la asamblea nacional estÁ motivando las protestas que se

esto en un dÍa een que la corte decidiÓ no revisar el caso de mujeres centroamericanas que ingresaron huyendo de la derecha que las amenazaba a ellas y a sus familias en sus paÍses de origen. pablo: la corte suprema destruyÓ los sueÑos de 28 madres indocumentadas que vinieron a este paÍs con sus 30 y tres hijos y pidieron que un juez federal revise sus peticiones de asilo. la corte se negÓ a escuchar el caso y eso significa que prevalece la sesiÓn del juez federal de texas que se negÓ a darles ese derecho. ingrid es una madre indocumentada y afirma que tiene menos derechos que un criminal. >> pensar que a los criminales que realmente han matado, han asesinado a las personas que han hecho cosas malas, les dan el derecho de ir ante un juez y poder defenderse. pablo: este abogado de migraciÓn afirma que la decisiÓn de la corte significa pÉsimas noticias para las 28 madres. >> las personas que estÁn en este caso, serÍan deportadas sin una audiencia, sino juicio, sin un proceso, ssin apelaciÓn, sin un juez, ssin un sistema independiente que edifiquen si tienen o no tienen el derecho a asil

parents havend .een protesting he wants to create a generation of believers. >> people across iran are going to be casting ballots. today the current president has registered his bid to seek a second reform mandate. analysts are forecasting that voters will back his bid. many complained that he haven't for his promises of social reform. today is a solemn anniversary --mark's three years anniversary that marks three years since -- holding rallies in the capital, as well as the commercial capital, calling on the freenment to do more to those girls in captivity. a look back now at what exactly happened three years ago. years on from their kidnapping these trees are planted not as a sign of remembrance, but one of hope, a tragedy which shot the nation and was recently branded by nigerian president bukhari as one of the worst crimes against nigeria. in april 2014 276 secondary school girls were up to it by the jihadist group in the northern province of nigeria. then a ransom video was released i boko haram, asking for prisoner exchanges. the video received worldwide attention, and led to th

seÑalado que een el centro de las deportaciones estaban los criminales.o estaba sujeto a una posible deportaciÓn. sin identidad, asÍ se sienten los dreamers o jÓvenes soÑadores que nacieron en otro paÍs pero que crecieron y se hicieron en los estados unidos. con la situaciÓn de persecuciÓn que actualmente hay contra los inmigrantes. decidieron regresar al paÍs que los vio nacer. sandra cervantes nos tiene la primera historia, vÍctor, uno de los llamados dreamers. sandra: vÍctor llegÓ a estados unidos cuando sÓlo tenÍa 3 aÑos. sus padres dejaron todo atrÁs en busca de un mejor futuro para este joven que algÚn dÍa aspirarÍa a ser maestro de historia. como muchos reciÉn llegados, adaptarse y aprender el idioma no fue fÁcil. vÍctor siempre le dio el lado bueno a toda la situaciÓn. vÍctor: recuerda mis papÁ diciÉndome que tenÍa que aprender inglÉs. era algo gracioso. para mÍ en ese entonces hablar de inglÉs era hablar un dialecto de americano. la sopa estÁ frÍa. y para mí eso era hablar inglÉs. sandra: logrÓ habituarse de las costumbres americanas y aunque sie

look, the reason this government funding bill is not ready is because democrats have een dragging their feet. periodically they haven't been showing up for negotiations. the reason we need an extension in the first place is because democrats are dragging their feet. even if we get an agreement, let's just say, in 10 minutes, we simply can't process the paperwork that long and we have a three-day rule. people need to be able to read the bill. so it inevitably under any scenario or circumstance requires a short-term extension. i'm confident we will be able to pass a short-term extension. i would be kind of shocked the democrats would want to create a government shutdown because they have been dragging their feet. yeah, casey. reporter: mr. speaker, back to health care for a moment. with all the changes you have easy yes d this be an ote fort moderate -- for the moderates? speaker ryan: tom -- [inaudible] speaker ryan: i don't know that's the case. tom mckart you are, who has an entire career working in insurance, understanding the math and mechanics and science of insurance, has come up w

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ciba een 1962-1966, geigy had about 20 sites. on the days the plant was operating, over five million gallonons of chemical waste wer dumped directly in the river. these were dayays when the phililosophy was out of sight, out of mind and didn't have the proper waste disposal. >> don bennett grew up in toms river and ran in the river as a young boy, just downstream from where the plant dumps. dd >> it was bizarre to a teenage kid swimming in what looked to be just another river. the water was always ice cold evenen in the middle of thehe summer. when you came over here, the swinging bridge, it was a popular swimming place with young people. ifif your nose was working anan your eyes were working, you would certainly r recognize something was really wrong. >> don's connection to toms river isn't just water. for over 30 years, he worked at the local newspaper and was one of the first reporters to ciba geigy chemical dumping. >> according early on to the report ciba geigy commissioned was about a m million gallons a day was seeping in

leticia: el centro de tecnologÍa de univisiÓn ofrecerÁ la oportunidad de representar al Área de la bahÍa eenno retirarÁ a estados unidos al tratado de libre comercio de amÉrica del norte. tlc. luego que el primer ministro yy el presidente de mÉxico le pidieron renegociarlo en vez de terminarlo. el mandatario accediÓ por ahora a no salirse de este acuerdo comercial. de salirse, trump pondrÍa en marcha un proceso que tendrÍa un gran afecto econÓmico. piden a la casa blanca que no emita ninguna orden ejecutiva para salirse del tratado de libre comercio. estados unidosconfirmÓ a alexander acosta como secretario de trabajo siendo este el Único latino en el gabinete de donald trump. 60 votos a favor y 38 en contra. acosta tendrÁ la potestad para cambiar las leyes de los trabajadores y los jubilados en estados unidos. ♪ locutor: este es contacto deportivo. diana: hola, amigos. un gusto le saluda diana alvarado en contacto deportivo. pardo estarÍa muy pronto en regreso al nido. aunque la ventaja es para llegar a la direcciÓn de el amÉrica, la tiene santiago baÑos. tiene un 99 y un poco mÁs % para su

after the prings pal at kensington elementary allowed herb staff to tear a rocking chair to smeeter eens using a bat. having an a teacher for 35 years i can almost relate. but if they're having that much difficulty with their frustration it's maybe time to take a step back and seek something else. principal barbara lies arrested the back thrash on a community list serve citing signs by misguided attempt by me to provide staff with an outlet. while intended the scenario is counter to what we teach students and has no place in a school. the reaction to the backlash has been mixed. your thoughts? >> i mean under the amount of stress that i'm under, smashing an object would be a pretty good way to handle everything. it sounds fine to me, i guess. rather than -- it's a good way to get an outlet for your fruits tracings. teachers today deal with an in informant amount of issues, challenges with kids, especially at the elementary school level where they're being asked to do far more than teachers were ten, 20 years ago. >> all i can say is i wouldn't be of want to be the in and mate object in t

luz: een el autobÚs seis de 7:00 a 10:00 cÁmaras de vigilancia y los vÍdeos estÁn a mano de las autoridadese, estamos hablando con la policÍa para ver cÓmo podemos prevenir esto. mientras tanto varias patrullas en san francisco siguen patrullando el Área en busca de los sospechosos. la vÍctima se recupera de sus heridas. ramÓn: en el Área de la bahÍa nos vamos hasta mÉxico. un accidente registrado en la autopista 21 en petaca al con los lÍmites de michoacÁn en mÉxico. la secretarÍa de protecciÓn civil informÓ que el choque tuvo lugar en un autobÚs y una pipa de doble remolque que transportaba combustible. algunos viajeros dijeron que luego del impacto nueve de los ocupantes lograron salir. pero enseguida se escuchÓ una fuerte explosiÓn que provocó que el autobÚs se encendiera de inmediato. la tragedia es investigada. el abogado del doctor que fue agredido y golpeado brutalmente por agentes de la aerolÍnea united airlines. manifestÓ que el cliente se lo con fractura de el rostro, falta de dientes y contusiones en el cuerpo. nos en el ciento reporta. reportera: una demanda parece ser lo que l

been always has een used in order to keep prices down. host: martin in washington, d.c. jessica vaughan, the last minute that. guest: most roofer necessary and some e americans legal immigrants, as well, the roblem is when contractors and builders hire illegal workers, hey do it so they can pay them less, it doesn't make the house anies cheaper. the price of the house is market place, he it just mean when is they hire they increase their own profit and legal workers are harmed by that. enforce hy we need to immigration laws, one main reason. jessica vaughan at cis.org, appreciate your time this morning. much. thank you so host: up next in the weekly federal ey" segment, work force government executive eric katz will be here to talk us in just a minute. >> tonight on the communicators u.s. telecom, president and talks about the internet and telecom landscape, congress steps to roll back privacy rules adopted by the fcc last october, interviewed by reporter david sheperedson. 215 to 205 tovoted reverse the rules that the fcc wheeler adopted in october, but never went into

more than 150 brands advertiseden 0 t een on the show this year. today, companies wait to change their plans to see what if any changes fox and o'reilly make. >>> as we said at the top of the broadcast, breaki ing news in south korea, word north korea fired and unidentified projectile into the sea after president trump said the clock has run out and all options on the table. all calling for more tough talk on nsk calling the south korean military exercises a dress rehearsal for invasion. we tagged along and found american and south korean officers confident as they pl planned to counter one of the more persistent threats this region faces. >> reporter: the war being wagered in this corner of south korea today won't draw a drop of blood. americans and south korean troops engage in mock urban combat less than 15 miles from the dmz, and preparing for the war that has haunted far too long. >> we think we could see everything from conventional total war and civilian operati operations after victory, whether attack in urban strong point. >> reporter: as

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problem number two, metro tells een to get some other -- everybody to get onlysore shuttle dust -- other shuttle buses. except that street intersection doesn't exist. bottom line right now. back in action single tracking the sidewalks much more compared to a few hours ago. let's take a look at what we saw. this was the crush of people crowded into commuter chaos. >> they told us -- take this train and then the train is out of and was we have to come back the shuttle. >> reporter: after reports of smoke inside the tunnel between here and farragut north. we found cynthia fletcher who said after she evacwaited from metro center. she was essentially put on a trip to mo where. >> we have to talk to 11th and d to catch a shuttle. we get all the way down to 11th and d. there's no shuttle. at all. there is no 11th and d. >> reporter: yes a cross street that doesn't exist. metro employees in yellow vests doing the best they can to get people to the right buses and then -- this announcement. >> normal service on blue, orange and silver. >> what about the red? >> yes. with delays? >> is -- so red i

peter mclaughlin on t.v., i've een wanting to tell someone this for years. i think you're doing a horrible repairs, he roads, etc. there is ve by, constant, constant work. 16 trucks be like parked, about eight men standing others alking, five shovel something. enormous waste. it takes forever. saturdays now and sundays, there's traffic problems. another thing about the county taxes. sanctuary city welfare hand out free medical, hospital services, they is illegal f it immigrant. t is extremely liberal, extremely inefficient. it's fraudulent how they give away to people that aren't even citizens. host: okay, let's get a response there. guest: i will not, when there is road construction, it is no question about it. our projects have been coming in time pretty on consistently, problems with find polluted land or something, but we think we run an efficient public works and i can't, the reason there is disruption and traffic congestion on saturday sunday, we're trying to build when there is less traffic so there are fewer days during workdays during the week where

sprinkling --een strengthening. the turkish delight may hit itself by days end soon. bloomberg. yousef: is there a to be made that you can no short-term loan on the lira, play out the fallout of this referendum and make money on that trade? >> you can get more mileage from here in simply because the next big political issue will .robably be in 2019 the strength of power all within erdogan. the question is whether the fundamentals will support that. the first test would be the center banks meeting on the 26. eased the center bank losing credibility coming under some pressure to not hike interest rates and a erdogan a inlf, finding himself as any of interest rates. where central-bank stance from here will matter. feeling to handle the 10% inflation to bring it down, it does not look quite as cheap. probably equities would. not the currency. shery ahn: how about the south yuan? yo -- >> they did not do very well with the launch of the missile saturday. some he would have to here for that. -- hear for that. the recent pyongyang could launch another one. problem more aggre

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but his presidency is widely een as a successful one and it showed up in his approval righting and all the polls host: dale is calling from our independent line. i would like to have our guest speak on the 243 -- no that were put in and were killed reagan regretted that until the day he died saying it was the greatest failure of his administration. wrote in his diaries what a failure beirut was. felt terrible about it. he'd been ill advised. in there without sufficient protection, without a sufficient mission. really was kind of an ill efined mission and he outlined actually after beirut that military trine of involvement which was four points including having a call ied mission and the for military action didn't have -- contain these four support of was the the american people, define objective, define date for exiting, things like that. to take asn't going that action again. presidents make mistakes. they all do. others.e more than reagan took steps to ensure that t would not happen again and regretted beirut for the rest of his life. talk about similarities and differences between p

been several missile tests failing -- test failures, there is also the notable successes -- has also .een notable successes on the nuclear side, the -- had's fifth test much an estimated yield of 50-20 kilotons, approximately the size of the nuclear bombs dropped on hiroshima. what does this mean? why is he testing so often? he often fails more than he succeeds, and how is that different from his father and grandfather? tuesday, theony on general height, the commander of the u.s. strategic command responded to a question i asked. he said, north korea is going fast -- past, test, fail, test fail succeed. they are learning, you can see them learning, because that is the way you learn in the rocket business. that was our stretch, commander s stretch, commander -- tratcomm commander. on test convert -- conducted february 11 this year -- new -- the north koreans launched a new ballistic missile, a new north korean capability which can be rolled out and launched at a moments notice. that is a big advancements. solid rocket fuel versus liquid rocket fuel. that should concern all of us. when he d

there, it has been a series of actions, common sense actions that have supported -- that have .een supported by my members reforms they have long advocated for all agencies. those reforms include more transparency, inclusiveness, using actual economic data in analysis to guide rulemaking. and actually listening on a proactive basis to the concerns of small business owners and entrepreneurs to understand what the impact is going to be on their firms as consumers, in technology and telecommunication services. as an organization dedicated to protecting small business and promoting entrepreneurship, we are very concerned about the state of a small business. many continue to struggle. a have reached plateaus in terms of growth. we are very concerned about entrepreneurship. it remains very weak in the u.s. a cap analysis report that was published by my chief economist who is here with us today found ll inbecause of this lu startup activity in the last 10 years, that our economy is missing 3.7 million firms. that is a lot of businesses. job creation, innovation, and the overall growth of our econom

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after the principal here at kens incorporation park wood elementa tear a rocking chair to smeeter eens using a bat. having been a teacher for 35 years i can almost relate, but if they're having that much difficulty with their frustration, it's maybe time to take a step back and seek something else. principal barbara lies addressed the backlash on as the new york times write up as the instance expiration to provide staff with an outlet and added while well intended this scenario is counter to what we teach students and has no place in the school. the reaction to the backlash has been mixed. >> smashing an object would be a pretty good way to handle everything. >> sounds fine to me. it's a good way to give an outlet for your frustrations. >> teef ers today deal with challenges, especially at the elementary school level where they're being asked to do far more than teachers were ten, 20 years ago. all i can say i wouldn't want to be the in an mate object in the room. so come and get it. and tonight mcps saying they're taking this matter very seriously. they're still investigating the matt

but i have never een that realization, that level of engagement, like what has happened in the last three months. ms. lim: michael, do you want to wrap this up? mr. fix: being in this field for ext to forever, as we go through immigration proposal after immigration proposal with who was not in the room. who was not in the room was universities, state and local governments, business. it seems to me one of the interesting developments is, universities are more vocal about issues. the doctoral program has nergized universities. tech is now speaking at a broader level than h-1b. state and local governments are now extremely fragmented, but they are very vocal about sanctuary cities and the loss of their powers to do what they want. it is a singular moment for those within the echo chamber to ring these parties together in ways we have been getting together for many years. ms. lim: that is great. on that optimistic note -- >> i just wanted to end of this session on a thought. i got a call last week from a ced member who has presented on ways we have been getting together for many years. ms. li

. >> it does increase the deficit relative to what it would have .een that increases disposable incomeome down and delivers a modest boost to growth. >> a san francisco judge has barred the executive order withholding funds from so-called sanctuary cities. they shield undocumented immigrants. the ruling could reinforce similar largest cities including new york, los angeles, and chicago. it is another blow to tighten u.s. quarters and crackdown on those living in the u.s. illegally. stock market valuations have become divorced from reality. [inaudible] changes says david einhorn. the nasdaq closed above 6000 for the first time yesterday. warned previously of inflated equity prices called by central bank easing. by donalds pushed could be a boon for economic growth and favorite -- favorably affect some positions. letter reflects a more cynical outlook. banet at downing street. it comes to six weeks before the snap general election. this afternoon they faced jeremy corbyn for the final prime ministers questions before the june 8 vote. candidatesidential marine le pen has softened her posi

een any student is eligible to get a dress have you as to register on the website. a link to it on abc7news.com. it's hard to believe it's that time of year for the prom. >> we have some nice weather, if have you it tonight or even tomorrow night. highs today, above average as much as 10 degrees. 73 in the city. 83 santa rosa. palo alto about 80 and we're going to get even warmer mid-week. there's accuweather 7-day forecast. temperatures flirting with 90 and we may have gusty winds. so stay tuned. it's cooler the end of the week. >> the ever changing forecast. thank you. i'm chris nguyen alongside lisa arjen. the news continues on twitter, facebook and instagram. have you the news and weather any time. abc 7 news returns on television this afternoon at 5:00 until then, make it a great day, everybody. . she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. but once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. tide and downy together. tand, our adulte children are he

america and our community has een very, very lucky to have rabbi fleischmann. thank you, i yield back the alance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from nevada, mr. amodei, for five minutes. mr. amodei: i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. amodei: today i would like to honor captain joshua buyers, a fallen sorlede, son, husband, brother, and friend. in sparks, captain buyers lives on as a legacy. his kind heart, patriotic soul, strong ideals of servant leadership, have left a strong and lasting impact on everyone who knew him. captain bayers atended high school in sparks, the home of the raiders. although not originally from there, he moved with his mother, father, and two younger brothers to chase a dream and god's calling in nevada. while at reed high school he joined the naval junior rotc program and various other clubs all while maintaining excellent grades. when he reached his senior year he was student body president,

i -- and the media, i a media so een against the president. thank you for letting me express my thoughts. ma'am. s, howard. good morning. caller: good morning. hasn't been in office -- president trump has not been in office long enough really get anything done. they ow, the democrats, don't want to work with the they're ns, because like boycotters. and if you want people that you got a st, and he's working relationship. of one 's a parent -- of his daughter. there. ave trust he can't trust -- he's picked people already in the office. e needs to clean out and get his cabinet together, you know, of everybody. and it's like everybody just and to fight and argue stuff. if something would really happen right the united states now, how prepared are we? how are we supposed to form, you know, a perfect union, you know? union. what it says, a union. united. posed to be and you have -- you have these partiesle, or these two that really fight amongst themselves, you know, don't be it's so know, ridiculous. host: on twitter, milen burke in, i like ivanka

several of the elections we have ,een before 2016 in the debates foreign-policy issues sometimes would barely get a mention. yet we saw in this election that several key issues came to the four time and again great how we deal with china, trade deals, the question with russia that is still with us, and more. the foreign-policy establishment in washington and beyond, the community of people who have devoted their careers to doing , they are not always so connected to the electorate. i think this is probably true across the political spectrum. given the nature of the results of the election and the way in which it rolled out, what do you think are the kinds of things that the foreign-policy community should take away from not only the election results, but the nature of the run-up to the election, including in the primaries. >> one thing that concerns me about the relationship between the blog, or the foreign policy establishment and the public is that we often hear the american public says the establishment is not listening to us. i am concerned that when it comes to foreign policy, the