al artista lalo alcaraz su imagen dice "stestoy con ema.Ó a los habitantes de la capital, ha sido de 6 grados en la escala de ritcher su centro en oaxaca. no es el Único en los ultimos dÍas, en este mapa que ven se incluyen los temblores a diferentes niveles que se han registrado desde el viernes pasado. ya ven que no son pocos han habido 2140 replicas quÉ b barbaridad. vamos con nuestro corresponsal vÍctor silva. >>> sÍ felicidad la tierra se volviÓ a mover los mexicanos nos sol volvimos a asustados y tuvimos que evacuar las casas y de acuerdo a las autoridades se trata de una replica del temblor del viernes pasado de 7, 2 que grado que ha afectado algunas casas en oaxaca. y en la ciudad de mÉxico ocasionÓ algunos daÑos menores como el desprendimiento de fachada de este edificio detrÁs de mÍ afectado con el sismo del 19 de septiembre y con el temblor del viernes se terminÓ de desprender el acabado. otros daÑos donde fue el epicentro del temblor en oaxaca en la ciudad de mÉxico. solamente nos llevamos un gran susto felicidad. >>> quÉ bueno

garo: ema, perdiÓ a siete amigos en el tiroteo. ema: siento que todavÍa estoy soÑando.ue cruz no quiso deshacerse de su arma de fuego. pero, kimberly le abriÓ las portas de su casa con la condiciÓn de que guardara su arma bajo llave. aseguran que nunca hubieran imaginado lo que habÍa planeado. en este intercambio de mensajes, el pistolero hablÓ de matar mexicanos, mantener a gentede color en cadenas y cortarles el cuello. tambiÉn, disparar detrÁs de la cabeza de los homosexuales. al evidenciar toda esta tragedia, muchos se preguntan si este joven deberÍa pasar el resto de su vida en presiÓn o la pena de muerte serÍa lo mejor. fÉlix: pero ni las trÁgicas imÁgenes de los familiares despidiendo a las vÍctimas del tiroteo, ni las manifestaciones de jÓvenes indignados pidiendo que los legisladores actÚen, impidieron que se abrieran las puertas de la feria de armas de miami dade. cientos de personas acudieron hoy a comprar armas en docenasde puestos en esta exposiciÓn. >> esto es atroz, esto es un descaro y sÓlo -- son unos sinvergüenzas. locutora: hoy, entusiastas compradore

our industries facing we called this case that stands for to pretty well thomas driving sharing and ema billet so this is about nothing less than reinventing the concept of individual mobility of individual in mobility. on the frankfurt stock exchange the high costs of future proofing diamond didn't go down well the car makers shares were among the biggest losers on the blue chip index index on thursday nevertheless the company announced it would be paying the highest investor dividends in its history and dunn was one hundred thirty thousand german employees to receive bonuses of five thousand seven hundred euros in april that's also the highest in the company's history. now if you've been navigating your way over all under the great far wall of china using a virtual tunnels known as the p.m.'s it looks like it's time might the experts say the government isn't to crack down on companies and individuals beijing wants them to use state approved software to access the internet with the aim of keeping a close eye on things. if you're in china trying to skype chat with colleagues in the u.s.

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s department for international development when you buy and ema the charities executive director is setting up an independent commission to carry out an urgent review told al-jazeera the commission composed of women's rights and human rights leaders would take a hard look at the agency's cultures and present culture and practice oxfam has face mounting criticism over the way it handled allegations of sexual exploitation by members of staff in haiti i'll have more on that story and everything else right here al jazeera dot com is where you need to go for all the latest on our top stories of course and then an alice is that takes you behind the headlines coming up next rewind i'll see you in about twenty five minutes time without a quick update. hello and welcome once again to rewind i'm kemal santa maria. zuber english back in two thousand and six and in the more than a decade since then we've built up a library of award winning documentaries here on rewind where revisiting some of the best of them and looking at how the story has moved on. today the threat of nuclear war is once more on the

movilizaciones de estudiantes por el control de armas, el movimiento tiene ya un rostro de la estudiante latina emasta noche a las 11, gracias por - tiene una propiedad que a mí me pertenece, que entre él y mi esposo me robaron y quiero que me la devuelva. - pero es que es mi propiedad, no tengo por qué darte nada. - mire, mi esposo desafortunadamente, yo lo maté. Él abusaba físicamente de mí, diciendo que no solo me iba a matar a mí, sino iba a matar a mi hijo. lo que yo hice fue correr a la recámara, sacar la pistola y le disparé. - eso es lo más descarado, matas a mi papá y de paso me quieres quitar mi casa que yo me sudé. - quiero salir del país y abortar. - ella...pues quiere matar a mi bebé, es una asesina. - quiere matar a ese bebé con 20 semanas, ¡es un niño! - quieren meter la religión por medio, ¿y dónde está?

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pensaban que el sueÑo americano era solo estar acÁ, para nosotros, el sueÑo se trata que personas como emaÑo americano". >> paola quÉ consejo les das a las familias que se sienten en este momento desanimados con todos los temas que estÁn corriendo en este tiempo? >> pues mira yo sÉ que la gente estÁ sufriendo mucho y yo entiendo por quÉ pero como todo en la vida estas pastillas acaban y cuando creo que cuando las familias abran los ojos otra vez van a ver que sus hijos vamos a estar en las calles luchando por ellos y representandoles para mÍ el sueÑo americano no termina con un hombre que se llama trump, termina con una presidenta que se al alllame rodrÍguez, o un apellido latino. >> no sÉ tÚ paola, pero me niego a pensar que el termino "sueÑo americano" se ha acabado sobre todo ahora que estamos viendo a los dreamers en pie de lucha por quedarse en el paÍs tÚ como lo ves? >> hoy estamos viendo que los dreamers no se van a dar por vencido, hasta que este paÍs y sus legislaciones y representantes reflejen quienes vivimos aquÍ y lo que estamos viendo todos los dÍas es que los dreamers estÁn

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. >> i'm going to play what ema gonzalez said here. >> they say that tougher gun laws do not decreaseuy with a gun stops a bad guy with a gun. we call b.s. they say guns are just tools like knives and are as dangerous as cars. we call b.s. no, they say that no laws could have been able to prevent the hundreds of senseless tragedies that have occurred. we call b.s. that us kids don't know what we're talking about that we're too young to understand how the government works. we call, b.s. >> i have my makeup on and she makes me cry every time i see that. just astounding. >> they really put themds out the there these kids. did you that when you were 15. one of your first acts if not the first act was refuseding to salute the flag. you were 15 years old process. why was that. >> because my family became quaker we i was about 8. in quakerism the most important thing is putting the human being before the nation state. you don't get to kill people for any reason. but looking around the main reason we fight each other is we have partitioned each other in nation states. as a symbol of that i wo

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industries are facing we called this case that stands for connectivity autonomous driving sharing and ema billet so this is about nothing less than reinventing the concept of individual mobility of individual in mobility. on the frankfurt stock exchange the high costs of future proofing diamond didn't go down well the carmakers shares were among the biggest losers on the blue chip index index on thursday nevertheless the company announced it would be paying the highest invest the dividends in its history and was one hundred thirty thousand german employees to receive bonuses of five thousand seven hundred euros in april that's also the highest in the company's history. today i spoke to our financial correspondent in frankfurt daniel cope and i had to ask him how investors were reacting to dimas record profit all the eleven billion euro. this number of course looks good and when you also talk about sales sales quantity of profit all that pretty much you couldn't even be better but stock exchange always means looking in the future as well and i'm i was also announcing that they're expecting

on the key issues blocking progress in ema billeted is the lack of fast charging stations even though car makers governments and energy companies keep announcing the next big push many people are losing patience so some bright business people are taking matters into their own hands like bake a hole and shoot them from his in the west in germany he just installed twenty one charging points in front of his shop for his delivery vans and for the use of his paying customers. when i'm sure one likes his breakfast roast to be nice and crusty some of the energy for that comes from his bakeries photovoltaic panels but they produce most electricity during the day once the rolls are long out of the oven up for me. in the summer it's after eight thirty am that's when our solar power system produces more current than we need. so sure the news is the surplus in his electric filling station with charging plugs for twenty one vehicles some of his customers are regulars like organic box supplier martin could he appreciates the charging speed here gets. some charging stations only have twenty kilowatt

>> he did it by preaching the gospel and ema sizes that faith is a relationship.sterile religion. i just returned from jerusalem this morning. i had been there with some faith leaders including billy graham's granddaughter. we were walking through the streets of jerusalem the day before he died. and she was talking about her grandfather and talking about how he was ready to go home. he was not afraid of death. he was looking forward to that day when he would be welcomed in the arms of jesus. i think the first word will be well done, good and faithful servant. trish: many lufs affected because of his good work. well, coming up next, nra chief wayne le pierre are trying to ex employed a tragedy for political gain. i've gotta say, i love the new place. oh thanks. yeah, i took your advice and had geico help with renters insurance- it was really easy. easy. that'd be nice. phone: for help with chairs, say "chair." phone: for help with bookcases, say "bookcase." bookcase. i thought this was the dresser? isn't that the bed? phone: i'm sorry, i didn't understand. phone: f

>> he did it by preaching the gospel and ema sizes that faith is a relationship.sterile religion. i just returned from jerusalem this morning. i had been there with some faith leaders including billy graham's granddaughter. we were walking through the streets of jerusalem the day before he died. and she was talking about her grandfather and talking about how he was ready to go home. he was not afraid of death. he was looking forward to that day when he would be welcomed in the arms of jesus. i think the first word will be well done, good and faithful servant. trish: many lufs affected because of his good work. well, coming up next, nra chief wayne le pierre are trying to ex employed a tragedy for political gain. today, we're out here with some surprising facts about type 2 diabetes. so you have type 2 diabetes, right? yeah. yes i do. okay so you diet, you exercise, you manage your a1c? that's the plan. what about your heart? what do you mean my heart? the truth is, type 2 diabetes can make you twice as likely to die from a cardiovascular event, like a heart attack

and here to tell us more is ema frede, the director of marketing community occasions for the delawarever waterfront corporation. quite a title you have. >> yes quite a title, quite a name as well. >> but you're here to talk about something really fun. >> a night at the lodge is this thursday, it's our second one. it's going to be amazing. this time we actually have some teachers -- ♪ >> from 9 clock until >> people can purpose. >> exactly. learn how do it androm 10:00 until 1:00 a.m. they can break those dancing shoes out and show their moves on the dance floor. be a great night. >> we said it was a success last month and people missed it. why should they mark it on their calendar nor month. what's so appealing about it? >> first it's all ages. it's a beautiful setting. we have two -- >> right on the twlaurt. >> we have two amazing djs, we have world class dancers who are going to be there teaching and also performing as well. and it's just a really fun night, like great music, great, great muse zblik andic. >> you talked about the setting. it's right across penn's landing on the wate

but also you know that they hear from folks like ema gonzalez from the parkland tragedy, they hear fromts who survived this and who have lent voices and become the activists behind the movement. let me say something. we have to stop criticizing and aching the students. what is going on by some of the gun lobbyists, trump apologyists and page hills on the air attacking and questioning motives the kids is gross, unconscionable. let's be clear. they don't need to be coached by anybody. they witnessed their -- 17 calamities, friends, faculty, teachers die. they are burying in the days gone by. it's unacceptable for adults to pick a political fights with these folks. "i" glad a staffer got fired process. more people doing it should be outed. it's did you say gusting. >> according to politico the white house source said some administration officials were taken aback by the president's bump stock announcement after days of talking around we're focusing on mental health. that was the talking point. do you think the president is signaling a change in his position? maybe he is signaling to the ba

industry is facing we called this case that stands for connectivity autonomous driving sharing and ema ability so this is about nothing less than reinventing the concept of individual mobility of individual in mobility . on the frankfurt stock exchange the high costs of future proofing diamond didn't go down well the carmakers shares were among the biggest losers on the blue chip index index on thursday nevertheless the company announced it would be paying the highest invest the dividends in its history and was one hundred thirty thousand german employees to receive bonuses of five thousand seven hundred euros in april that's also the highest in the company's history. now tens of thousands of germany's industrial workers a striking for the second day in a row and their union is threatening full scale industrial action if employers don't give the industry what it is calling for what the demands are a six percent wage increase as well as a twenty eight hour week for workers taking care of a child or a relative and it's that demand that companies have rejected they say the only consider i

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and then, finally, i want to say hello and thank you to my family, my mother, katherine, my sister, ema, my nieces, ash, cat, and kim, it's their mom who passed. and my great-nephews, kyro and truce, and to my sister, lisa, who's watching from heaven. i know that you all are watching and they thank you, too. >>> so, let's get started. and we're going to start tonight with some breaking news. a military parade. that is a directive from the commander in chief to the pentagon, which confirms in the planning stages to do that just now. the route being considered heading down pennsylvania avenue, then passed, what else, the trump international hotel. president trump thrilled with last summer's bastille day parade, military parade in paris. watch this. >> it was one of the greatest parades i've ever seen. it was two hours on the button, and it was military might, and i think a tremendous thing for france. but we're going to have to try to top it. >> and more breaking news, sources telling cnn that president trump wants to sit down with special counsel robert mueller, even those his lawyers ad

in 2001, cms put out a statement, keystones of lym phd ema. keynotes are elevation, compressio exercise. enurage patients to use compression garment between pump sessions to prevent reaccumulation of fluid. despite this statement in 2001, 1years7 years ago, there is stio solution. mr. secretary i'm just asking you please, after six years of working on this myself, a commitment from you, is needed by the people who are watching today, live streaming this hearing, commitment from you, to help them solve this problem, please. >> congressman reichert, i will work with you to see if we cap solve this certainly if it is legislative fix, work to provide technical assistance. >> thank you. >> mr. lewis. you're recognized. >> thank you, mr. secretary, thank you for being here today. less than a year ago, your predecessor, a former member of this committee, sat in that very chair and defended a budget that protect every promise to the sick, the elderly, and working families. last year i fought the administration budget was mean, spiteful as it tried to

particularly when we're facing external threats like whether it's common sense gun control or a threat that ema russia. >> unlike some countries founded upon, one particular ethnic group, america basically has always been to some extent a melting pot and we've always tried at least -- at least over much of the history we tried to be and seek a more equal society. never achieved it but we almost given up on that. i think one of the big problems right now is that we have a government and a leader who has been exploiting racism and xenophobia and a lot of divisions to maintain power and that's what happens. i don't want to -- i don't want you to think that i'm resigned to this. i look at young people today, those kids who are going to tallahassee florida, high schools around florida and young people in colleges, they are dedicated to the principles that i understood as a kid, john f. kennedy talking about in terms of the country actually coming together around the common good. i don't think we should just give it up. >> so this is kind of a tough one, but ultimately we're asking the question, i gu

sarah has ema but it took them until her daughter was 15 to get her diagnosed with adhd and it has affectedone into administration, that's the every day way of saying they have gone bust. efforts to save it as the existing company have failed. nobody has come in to say that they want to own it or buy it as the existing company. it doesn't mean that hope has ended. the a ccou nta nts mean that hope has ended. the accountants will come in to run it and they will also try and sell off bits of the business to see if they can keep those going and if they can raise money for the creditors. it doesn't necessarily mean that everything closes. that's the situation at the moment. hopefully the 2500 employees of maplin have a future, or some of them do but we will not know until the accountants have their knees under the table and try and see what they can do with the business. the optimistic side of it is that there were some people hovering around, looking to see whether they may be interested in buying the business. it does have attractions. it is the only electronics retailer doing it sort of thin