fÁtima: las familias recuperaban su relaciÓn y a travÉs del programa se verÁn en el paÍs.n a ice. new york tambiÉn toma la iniciativa de proteger a los inmigrantes no autorizados a travÉs de una orden ejecutiva donde su gobernador adopta medidas similares a las de una ciudad santuario. manifestantes a favor del presidente trump salen a manifestar su apoyo, en momentos en que el mismo partido republicano critica las negociaciones del mandatario con el partido demÓcrata. tras

. >> el fiscal general javier becerra se refiere a fÁtima, quien cursa noveno grano y que recuerda lapor quÉ lo pararon, dijeron que se callara y se baja del coche porque tenÍa orden de deportaciÓn. viviana: su papÁ pasÓ seis meses en el centro de detenciÓn, un tiempo muy difÍcil para la familia. >> el era el que traÍa dinero a la casa. esos seis meses fueron difÍciles para nosotros, vivÍamos día con dÍa. viviana: historias como la de fÁtima que han llevado al departamento de educaciÓn de california, junto a distritos escolares y organizaciones pro inmigrantes a realizar foros como este. donde la educaciÓn y la emigraciÓn son los temas dde discusiÓn. en california hay 250,000 estudiantes indocumentados, ellos aseguran querer proteger a esa comunidad vulnerable, bajo la administraciÓn de tu. -- de trump. >> es nuestro deber proteger el derecho constitucional que tienen los estudiantes de este estado, de recibir una educaciÓn pÚblica gratuita. >> nosotros no podemos ignorar lo que les estÁ impactando a ellos y sus familias, porque va a tener repercusiones en las escuelas. vivana: el dec

fatima said she can't even imagine the consequences if congress doesn't act.ie fliesher, news 4 i-team. >> you can't miss it as you drive along i-95. >> we're talking about a large confederate flag in stafford county. and unlike confederate memorials, this flag is on private property. julie carey explains what residents want you to know and what they want their elected leaders to do. >> american flags in this demonstration outside the government center. but this is the flag, the huge confederate flag that's brought them together for three years it's been flying on private property alongside i-95. was in charlottesville last month and saw white supremacist carrying the confederate flag as it turns violent. >> i think it's a racist symbol of hatred. i think something needs to be done. >> he and others united for peace and equality. they went above the county board a couple of weeks ago. their message that big flag gives the wrong impression about staff -- >> they need to say that this is not who stafford is. >> as part of a statewide campaign, the virginia flagg

una mujer habrÍa sido conocida como el familia de fÁtima bautista la otra persona no se saben si es unro continÚan los rescate en este momento, hay topos japoneses quienes buscan vida. ( ♪ mÚsica♪). >>> silencio total, un topo que estÁ en la cima de los escombros pide seÑales de vida. si me escuchas grita, golpea y de entre las ruina llega una respuesta y el silencio es alegrÍa. (aplausos) >>> ahorita nos acaban de confirmar que hay vida en dos Áreas. >>> estÁ complicado por la estructura que estÁ arriba que se pudiera desplomar y estÁ entre el piso 3 y 4. >>> (aplausos) >>> esta buena nueva es una inyecciÓn de Ánimo para los rescatistas quienes trabajan en este edificio multi familiar, para la familia la angustia continua >>> hoy en la maÑana salieron a informarnos que este, los tienen ubicados que ya llegaron al cuarto piso. hay momentos que se siente uno que se desploma no. y hay momentos en que estÁ uno un poquito mÁs tranquila y eso pero, pero no son momentos que no se les desea a nadie. >>> aunque ya se cumpliÓ la marca de las 72 horas y las posibilidades de encontrar vida se sie

la abogada fÁtima menÉndez explica quÉ partes de la medida se han suspendido. >> ciudades y condadosar a su policÍa que funcionen como oficiales de inmigraciÓn. >> estaba previsto que esta ley entrara en vigor maÑana. >> las cÁrceles locales no son obligadas a detener a personas que estÁn en la cárcel, basados solamente en una solicitud de ice. >> funcionarios y empleados podrÁn criticarla sb-4 e incluso, hablar del cambio del sistema de inmigraciÓn sin ser castigados. >> representa una estabilidad emocional porque puedo dormir un poco mÁs tranquila sin tanta tristeza. >>la sb-4 es considerada una de las leyes mÁs antiinmigrantes del paÍs y segÚn el dictamen de orlando garcÍa, erosiona la confianza pÚblica y harÁ menos seguras comunidades y barrios. a pesar del fallo, la policÍa tiene el derecho de indagar sobre el estatus migratorio de las personas que detienen, pero bajo algunas circunstancias. >> despuÉs de que hayas cometido alguna infracciÓn o un delito. >> agrega que la persona tiene derecho a no contestar. el gobernador greg dijo en un comunicado "esta decisiÓn serÁ apelada in

cuÉntame fÁtima ¿ han recibido esta noticia de muy mala manera por una situaciÓn especial?lvador porque los sacaron de este paÍs y ahora tÚ estas bajo esta amenaza no. es terrible la somos sombra de inmigraciÓn que ha perseguido a tu familia? >>> sÍ es inexplicable, vamos a pelear hasta que este seÑor se le a plan de el skr ablande elÓ. para los hispanos que tenemos seguridad, fÁtima que es madre y enfrentar una amenaza teniendo un pequeÑo de 6 aÑos, quÉ significa para ustedes enfrentar una situaciÓn tan dramÁtica como esa? >>> sÍ da mucho miedo, ah tengo miedo de re costumbgresar a unÍ donde no estoy segura y me maten y no vea a mi hijo crecer. porque en mi paÍs hay mucha violencia. matan a personas inocentes. y me da mucho miedo la verdad me da mucho miedo. >>> hemos visto a fÁtima llorar, pero josÉ ellos saldrÁn adelante enfrentando un obstÁculo mas porque ustedes han enfrentando el doble de obstÁculo de lo que un joven hace para conseguir un trabajo y graduarse de la universidad para usted de todo se duplica >>> yo agarrandome daca tuve la oportunidad de agarrar un buen

fÁtima estudia ciencias polÍticas. >> yo creo en la fuerza del pueblo, secreto vamos a estar aquÍ visitando impulsar una legislaciÓn. >> la estrategia es enfocarse en el congreso. >> la prÓxima semana nos vamos a enfocar en el congreso para hablar con los republicanos, es bien importante. nuestros negocios juegan un papel vital. marÍa: el presidente trump se pronunciÓ ante la decisión. tengo un gran amor por estos jÓvenes, espero que el congreso pueda hacerlo correctamente. >> el presidente no tuvo alternativa, porque una amenaza de pleito que vino desde el estado de texas. la administraciÓn con el fiscal jeff sessions encontraron una posiciÓn donde tendrÍan que decir lo opuesto de lo que han dicho polÍticamente aÑos y aÑos. podrÍan haber encontrado una soluciÓn antes de hoy. marÍa: el expresidente obama se uniÓ a las crÍticas argumentando que es una decisiÓn cruel. organizaciones dicen que continuarÁn luchando por un alivio migratorio a corto plazo y luego por los 11 millones de indocumentados que siguen en las sombras. ilia: en philadelphia, hubo reacciÓn en contra de ofrecer una extensiÓ

total we were not allowed to say anything even when you try to object to read this because give us fatima to. get out of the chamber we've been less than two minutes soldiers stormed the parliament so yes from the special forces command. meets the brigade that got the president and came started wrapping up members of the opposition and they need beating us up so we had to put up by because there were too many of a car that drives us out tocchet out and they didn't. dr can produce one the drugs are contained. within one drugs of a home so clearly a very serious situation but take a look at my laptop here and there are ugandans on twitter who are finding the levity and all of this a few trick means here with your face photo shopped over other people's issues in a fighting ring here if you look at like rambo a little bit. and this one on top of doing some fighting with the hash tag don't touch it meaning to the presidential aide limits so levity on line but this is a serious issue why is it so important to you probably one will article one due to the only important because now it is the only

periodista:hoy llegÓ un grupo de voluntarios con la imagen de la virgen de fÁtima.ar con sus familiares, vivos o muertos, pero las autoridades dijeron que suspenderÍan la bÚsqueda de sobrevivientes. eduardo: toda nuestra zona tenido un descenso de la temperatura de mÁs de 90, pero van a bajar un poco mÁs. ♪ ilia: notas policiales, las autoridades de philadelphia piden ayuda del pÚblico para dar con el sospechoso que robÓ en el restaurante. un hombre entrÓ al restaurante a travÉs de la ventana delantera, el sujeto rompiÓ la caja registradora y tomÓ dinero en efectivo. cualquier persona con informaciÓn debe llamar. ♪ julio: imÁgenes de un estudiante universitario reportado como desaparecido fueron captadas por las cÁmaras de vigilancia. la policÍa de nueva jersey publicÓ nuevas imÁgenes donde el estudiante de 18 aÑos momentos antes de su Última visita. la familia del joven informÓ que no saben de Él desde las 10 de la maÑana. cualquier persona con informaciÓn se le pide que contarte a la unidad de la policÍa estatal de nueva jersey. ilia: el video se hizo vidal en las

so fatima, congratulations to you and welcome. on. >> thank you very much, brooke, for having me on behalf of the saudi embassy, i'm happy to be here. >> so no question, this is obviously massive, massive progress. just to you as a woman, how big of a deal is this decree? and listening to the woman there, how will you handle the potential backlash from extremists in your country? >> so, just to echo the sentiments of his royal high ne ness, this is an historic moment for saudi history and for saudi society, as well. but i think it's important to keep in mind that, you know, we -- saudi society has been voefling and leading up to this over the past few years. so women have been gaining access incrementally and systemically across the board, into the public space. and we've seen this, in the labor market, with the femmization of specific retail industries. we've also seen this with executive appointments, the saudi stock exchange is shared by a women. there's an airport in saudi arabia that's also chaired by a woman. we've also seen

>> yeah, and the last time we saw fatima on camera, this was the day she found out her two brothers, star bethesda club soccer players, deported after showing up what they thought would be a routine i.c.e. check in. now their sister's terrified she may be deported. she's a daca recipient. >> now that i have a baby of six months i'm scared i won't be here with my baby because he's american. >> reporter: first fighting for her brothers but on tuesday, a 25-year-old mom joined white house protesters in a march for her future as well. this is what a montgomery family is dealing with tonight with the new legislation it stands on immigration, sending [ indiscernible ] . her feeling unfair. >> that how hard we and that we're good citizens. my family is really, um, heart broken because my two brothers just want to have their dreams come true. >> reporter: the 25-year-old says her brothers were deported after 19-year-old lisandro reached out to i.c.e. on his own, reaching out to document his move to north carolina for college, all she did was look at diego's car outside, that's when their sis

fatima begum has just been given vitamins for her malnourished son.oo great either, and their living quarters offer no comfort. but they are relieved to be here. translation: by god's grace we are safe here, and those who are ill are being treated. we are happy here. if we had stayed in myanmar they would have killed us for sure. we watched them burning our houses so quickly, using petrol. these people are just a stone's throw from their own country, but in all likelihood they won't be going back there for years, whatever promises aung san suu kyi might make to the world. yet they can't go on living like this. something will have to be done for them. jonathan head, bbc news, on the bangladesh—myanmar border. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: angela merkel faces a tough challenge — the voices of discontent grow louder as germany prepares to go to the polls. ben johnson, the fastest man on earth, is flying home to canada in disgrace. all the athletes should be clean going into the games. i'm just happy that justice is served. it is a simple fact

fatima begum has just been given vitamins for her malnourished son. either, and their living quarters offer no comfort. but they are relieved to be here. translation: by god's grace we are safe here, and those who are ill are being treated. we are happy here. if we had stayed in myanmar they would have killed us for sure. we watched them burning our houses so quickly, using petrol. these people are just a stone's throw from their own country, but in all likelihood they won't be going back there for years, whatever promises aung san suu kyi might make to the world. yet they can't go on living like this. something will have to be done for them. jonathan head, bbc news, on the bangladesh—myanmar border. polls have opened in new zealand in the country's general election. the incumbent prime minister bill english is aiming for a fourth term in office but is facing a strong challenge from the new labour leader jacinda ardern. joining me from nelson, on new zealand's south island, is our correspondent, phil mercer. is itfairto is it fair to say this is a mor

fatima begum has just been given vitamins for her malnourished son.no comfort. but they are relieved to be here. translation: by god's grace we are safe here, and those who are ill are being treated. we are happy here. if we had stayed in myanmar they would have killed us for sure. we watched them burning our houses so quickly, using petrol. these people are just a stone's throw from their own country, but in all likelihood they won't be going back there for years, whatever promises aung san suu kyi might make to the world. yet they can't go on living like this. something will have to be done for them. this weekend sees the third invictus games, the sporting tournament founded by prince harry for wounded servicemen and women. the prince is in toronto — host city of the games — ahead of today's opening ceremony. our royal correspondent sarah campbell is with team uk at one of the venues for the games. this invictus games is set to be the biggest yet, and supporting from the sidelines throughout will be the prince, whose idea they were. the games are op

when you have never done it before it's especially difficult when you are a child just a week ago fatima began was playing in the fields near her home in myanmar as reckoned state unaware of the dangers to come but then masked men set her house on fire killing her parents she travelled alone to bangladesh here a former neighbor took her under her care. i miss my mother had such hugs i miss her cooking i miss the way my parents made me feel she is not alone according to the aid agency save the children a thousand ringgit children have either been separated from their parents or orphaned and what the un describes as textbook ethnic cleansing by mean more security forces. for decades now mean mars government refuses to allow running of children in state run schools. are denied access to government run medical facilities they live in poor conditions segregated from others and their recent experience appears to have dropped the ring get closer they look after each other. my concern is that she doesn't end up being exploited by sex traffickers or people trying to use her she's smart and she's

medical care is one of the main reasons many indonesians use traditional birth attendants such as fatima who rely on rituals and have no formal medical training didn't. we use hot stones and charcoal sort of body recovers after giving birth and a belly will strength so the mother will get her figure back also her body will get stronger and she won't have to use contraception but obstetricians strongly warn against the practice which they say increases the risks of internal bleeding one of the main reasons for maternity death. your doctor. is draining local midwives so they can replace traditional birth attendants and use modern medical knowledge instead. it is very difficult because this has been happening for generations but with the help of community leaders we are trying to change their beliefs and practices were useful and they are to train them traditional midwives still have a lot of influence in indonesia especially in remote areas like here in archie have been the living babies from general. actions of families instead of banning what they regard as their dangerous practices gove

shabia, my sons sadhu amin, rahul amin, kahrul amin my son, my two daughters, asmat ara and fatima.ers came, they shot at the men. some managed to escape, but many were killed. then, they came to the homes. they beat the women mercilessly. then they locked the doors, poured petrol on the houses and set them on fire. she and one daughter are the only ones that survived. translation: i escaped byjumping into the river. other villagers told me my family were dead. they said, you'd better save your life now. reshma khatun is from the same village. translation: i ran to the hills. we hid there for a week. people came from lots of different villages. there were hundreds of us there. we were all starving. then a man came. we thought he was a muslim. he said he would show us the way. but he took us to a buddhist village, where there was a military camp. the soldiers hacked us there with machetes and shot a lot of people dead. many of the women were raped. some of us managed to escape into the hills. we hid there for five days before i finally managed to get to bangladesh. of course, we can'

fatima begum has just been given vitamins for her malnourished son.r no comfort. but they are relieved to be here. translation: by god's grace we are safe here, and those who are ill are being treated. we are happy here. if we had stayed in myanmar they would have killed us for sure. we watched them burning our houses so quickly, using petrol. these people are just a stone's throw from their own country, but in all likelihood they won't be going back there for years, whatever promises aung san suu kyi might make to the world. yet they cannot go on living like this. something will have to be done for them. jonathan head, bbc news, on the bangladesh—myanmar border. the bbc has learned the man in charge of the two g4s—run immigration removal centres at gatwick airport has resigned with "immediate effect". ben saunders was director of brook house and tinsley house when an undercover bbc panorama investigation exposed brook house as a place where drug use and self harm were common and there was bullying and abuse by some staff. in germany, angela merkel an

i kneeled down and begged our lady of fatima to protect them, to protect all the people in the building because they were portuguese and we knew them. at one point, i think i asked one of my friends, can we speak to the fire people or the police? and she let me talk to them and asked them, what shall we do? they said to us, someone is going to come and take you out. that's what they said to us, from two, three o'clock. so that is why we were waiting and waiting. and then we call again and ask them, and they said, stay in, don't come out, don't come out. i was telling everybody, stay low, as low as possible. all our windows were open to try and get rid of the smoke. at that time, i knew it was quite bad, so i filled the bath tub with water, and i left the shower on as well because i wanted to try and get some particles into the air to make it a little bit easier to breathe. ataround 3:30am, the flames reached flat 183. my room is on fire. just like that. all my curtains are on fire, my moses basket was on fire. all that side of the window was all on fire. the only thing i could do was gr

radical islam, and then one day, without telling him, she took their two daughters, ten—year—old fatima wife's uncle and brother who came around to tell me that she had gone. they looked so pleased. but i said, this will end in tears. and what right did she have to take my children away like that without my permission? artur was determined to get his children back. he borrowed money and flew to istanbul in turkey. there he met up with a guide who agreed to smuggle him into syria. into isis controlled territory. by now, he had received a tip—off by text message, from a relative of his wife, telling him where his children were. he found them. a sharia court even granted him custody, but leaving the caliphate is forbidden. to get home, they would have to escape. like these people, fleeing syria by night. artur headed for the turkish border. translation: i took my little girl in my arms and told my other daughter, run. as we ran, i tore my trousers on some barbed wire. my youngest began crying. the turkish border guards were just 50 metres away and they started shooting. we dived into an ir

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s and fatima abandoned by their parents who fortify still the two children are too traumatized and unable to speak. and. pretty much. my thoughts at that all. they do just to make the nose go to. joins me live. lawrence can you tell us more about these children. will have. a parent cousin muhammad there and. we've seen very few cases of severe is this that you know they can tell us the ages the family name where they had seen their parents what had happened to them this is a case of severe trauma whatever these kids have been through has been held there's no other way to describe it i can tell you many of the children. in mosul and. they've been shocked never to this degree but nevertheless they've seen suffering agony destruction bombing and killing on an industrial scale and this is children we're talking about they're not prepared they don't understand that this is going to scar them for life nevertheless there have been other children that we've been able to identify track down here in iraq most of them. of. isis fighters who were killed in fighting some of the mothers also killed man

su hija fÁtima grabÓ en su celular el momento en que agentes de ice lo arrestaron.

now that i have you teacher fatima, what is going through your minds today?ing spanish ] >> reporter: they were very tough moments because you can't even remember how many children you were able to save. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: seeing those who survived here today like diego is what keeps us strong. to fight for those who haven't been able to be recovered. you can describe to us some of the images you saw in there, as this earthquake happened? [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: we were very worried. we evacuated. didn't think it was the whole school. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: as teachers, we just wanted to save as many kids as we could. again, craig, we're hearing that that request for silence. the hand up in the air. as this teacher is hoping that it is one of her students they're communicating with. >> we love to see those fists go up in the air because as you just indicated there, that lets us know that the first responders there, the rescuers are talking with one of these children who, again, remains trapped inside the rubble of that scho

medical care is one of the main reasons many indonesians use traditional birth attendants such as fatimawho rely on rituals and have no formal medical training didn't prepare we use hot stones and charcoal sort of body recovers after giving birth and a belly will strength so the mother will get her figure back also her body will get stronger and she won't have to use contraception but obstetricians strongly warn against the practice which daisey increases the risks of internal bleeding one of the main reasons for maternity death. dr arika abu bakker is training local midwives so they can replace traditional birth attendants and use modern medical knowledge instead. it is very difficult because this has been happening for generations but with the help of community leaders we are trying to change their beliefs and practices were useful and they are to train them traditional midwives still have a lot of influence in indonesia especially in remote areas like here in r.j. they have been delivering babies from generations of families instead of banning what they regard as their dangerous pract

to protect fatima. -- young brother's brothers were deported last month. the speaker pro tempore: as previously announced, the unanimous consent request cannot be entertained. mr. mcgovern: i now yield to the gentleman from minnesota, mr. nolan, for the purpose of a unanimous consent request. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from minnesota. mr. knollenberg: thank you, mr. speaker. i -- mr. nolan: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent to bring up h.r. 3440, the dream act. to protect the young woman from the midwest like amy, who works as a user experience designer in a technology company in illinois. the speaker pro tempore: as previously announced, the unanimous consent request cannot be entertained. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, i'm happy to yield to the gentleman from texas for the purpose of a unanimous consent request. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas. mr. castro: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to bring up h.r. 3440, the dream act. to protect julia, who joined teach for america and is a middle school teacher in san a