a partir de hoy está disponible el cuarto episodio denuestro podcast fort hood el caso de vanessa guillénbios en las reformas para proteger a los militares víctimas de abuso sexuó, y que estas denuncias sean investigadas por fiscales externos.un soldado no puede demandar a sus superiores por daños y pjuicios. >> tiene que haber un efecto ya que solo los cambian de lugar. >> hay diferentes actrices que apoyan este movimiento, que compartieron vídeos que se reprodujeron durante la marcha. el exjugador de la nfl agredió brutalmente a la madre de su hijo y todo quedó grabado en vídeo, que le pido discreción porque es muy fuerte. el atleta de 216 libras le propina puñetazos y la tira sobre el sofá, luego la arrastra y la tira contra un televisor que le cae encima. su bebé de cinco meses estaba presente en la habitación. ella llamó al 911 tras la agresión, pero el ex atleta huyó de la escena antes de que llegaran las autoridades. >> (música). >> los nuevos contagios por covid-19 han aumentado en 20% en las timas dos semanas. un dato adicional es el que preocupa, cada vez más los vacunados termi

. >> ya estÁ disponible el episodio nÚmero 5 del podcast fort hood el caso de vanessa guillen, recuerdene los soldados fuera de la base militar mÁs grande del mundo y tambiÉn otros casos de soldados muertos que no han sido resueltos tambiÉn pueden encontrar la serie en noticias telemundo.com y tambiÉn en todas las plataformas donde usted regularmente escucha sus podcast. >> mexicanas salen a las calles, exigen justicia en el dÍa internacional de la eliminaciÓn de la violencia contra la mujer. >> en planeta tierra les mostramos los esfuerzos de cientos de familias ya le diste el regalo perfecto. ¿imrta si le das las pilas perfectas? bueno, ¿importa si ya organizaste el viaje de campo ideal, pero compraste un repelente de ¿importa si gastaste en el vestido más lindo, pero la llevaste con el peluquero equivocado? ¿importa si quiso la fiesta de sus sueños pero rentaste un inflable con un proveedor dudoso? sí importa. cuando importa, importa que sea duracell. cuando de verdad necesitas dormir buscas lo mejor. el nuevo zzzquil ultra te ayuda a dormir mejor [y por más tiempo] cuando más lo nece

. >> hay nueva entrega hoy l podcast fort hood: el caso de vanessa guillén del equipo de investigaciónias telemundo narrado por cecilia suárez. >> ¿qué está pasando? >> el caso vanessa guillén. disponible en todas las plataformas de podcast. >> (música). >> el gobierno de el salvador es acusado de espiar a activistas y periodistas. según la denuncia de la asociación de periodistas los dispositivos de 20 salvadoreños fueron intervenidos por el equipo de inteligencia del gobierno. apple les advirtió de ello a los afectados. >> dos cosas importantes que se debe señalar. no es que una empresa decida espiar a periodistas, o miembros de la sociedad civil. no, hay un gobierno o gobiernos que son clientes de empresa. las empresas por sí mismas no hacen espionaje. lo hacen si son contratadas por los gobiernos para hacerlo. >> el gobierno negó la acusación por medio de un tweet del secretario de prensa de la presidencia. en honduras hay más temor ya que se acerca la fecha de los comicios electorales. dueños de negocios están aplicando portones de seguridad por miedo a que se desate una ola de vi

placed it data and don't call a day in how big a bought a secret is marcia to see at with it back to fort hood, who rat poison. ah, a yeah, sure v down i get it met no c, o ne, a helicopters lying over the ridge, spraying something. and they didn't even see the kids. and the kids were all fishing or just playing by the river. and the kids were all choking and gasoline that night. they were all really sick with diarrhea. they were having trouble breathing. we went down to the river that next day and that's when we found dead ducklings and dead crayfish, dead trout. we called the forest service. and they said, oh no, it's perfectly safe. it was a mixture of $240.00 and $2.00 for 5 t agent orange that was banned in vietnam. and nobody realized that the same chemicals were being used here in a still going on with agent orange was a tremendously destructive omen of a tremendously destructive war in its own. unique way agent orange was the most destructive instance of chemical warfare in modern history. when i was still 5 years old or something, i read everything, it was still during the war and i r

hoy sale el cuarto capítulo de nuestro podcast fort hood.s y aguantado dolor durante años, pero aho buscan un cambio histórico y quel senado apruebe iniciativas que obliguen al ejército a compensar a las víctimas. >> cambios reales para aquellas personas que hacen el acoso. simplemente los mueven de un comando a otro. >> maría rincón fue víctima a los 21 años en california por un sargento de infantería. >> yo me metí allí con el corazón, sabía que tenía la posibilidad de perder la vida. pero no sabíque podían abusar de mi. >> maría dice que no hay dinero que pague una violación, pero que si genera cambios se hagan, porque actualmente un soldado no puede demandar a los jefes militares. >> no hay ninguna cantidad de dinero que compense los sueños truncados. >> y quieren que las denuncias de abuso sexual sean investigadas por un fiscal externo. vanessa fue hostigada por un superior. >> una persona murió, una mujer a la que le quitaron la vida. >> este par de iniciativas en honor a la soldado vanessa guillén podría ararse en las comisiones del s

the amended as some charges which included charges about to terrorism. 3 seen and to protect in fort hood against the president, mohammed will harry through his ab, be controversial radio b ephra, which is spaced in london. and also as social media posts up to day, his lawyers will be i being that said, discharges should be dropped because they believe that he discharges we have fabricated according to one of the lawyers. in fact, one of them described charges as laughable saying that that he has not committed all the allegations that's the court and the government has brought against him in court. so be hoping to see if the judge would grundy request of his lawyers to set him free or whether, you know, there were also at the, also debating the issue of whether, if he is being detained in court, that we, if he said the court allows him to be for the detain would have to be took him back to be a detention center of the department of security services, or whether he will be allowed to go to the major correctional center to be detained to pending the next scott hearing to sedona were some sc

goes up in the taiwan straits or the baltics and we need to send army officers and soldiers from fort hood to the u.s. east coast ports, and then onto where they are going to be received and provide for forward movement, every step of that infrastructure might come under attack -- cyberattack -- by our adversaries as we are trying to deploy those forces, paired with information operations designed to tell the american people, you cannot win, you are going to lose, you are going to be punished. look at the disruption that is happening to u.s. transportation operations. you are doomed to fail. let's have a reasonable settlement to this conflict over the baltics. we need to understand how cyber >> great points. what about resiliency and deterrence for both the hardest side of cyberattack's, first, and perhaps the softer side? >> here, again, is where it is such a crucial role in goes from being a burden to being an asset and at the moment, it is a burden because governments are too afraid to articulate to the public that something dangerous could come their way and as a result, we get situati

on april 22nd, 2020, 20-year-old private first class vanessa guillen reported to her army post in fort hoodas and was never seen again. >> tonight officials are asking for the public's help in finding a missing soldier. >> reporter: months before her disappearance, vanessa told her mother she was being sexually harassed by a fellow officer but refused to report it to the army. her family went public with her story. >> she was supposed to be safe while working and protecting the country we live in. >> after months of investigation, the army zeroed in on a suspect in vanessa's disappearance. but tragically, it was too late. >> human remains scuffed last week have been identified by army investigators as missing specialities vanessa guillen. >> the specialist, aaron robinson was a suspect in her disappearance. robinson died by suicide when police approached him. >> news of this sparked outrage. as survivors of military sexual assault came forward in numbers, one family in new mexico began to fear what might be happening to their own daughter. >> i just couldn't imagine how her mom felt because

critic for another week to compress and from there we flew to italy to north carolina and finally fort hood and then we were there for another week to give our stuff back and do our paperwork, redeployed back and then we drove home back here to georgia. >> would have you been doing since you've been back? >> i took three months off because of the medical. i had to do all that medical stuff and then started a new job at atlanta medical center here in atlanta. i couldn't get away from that. i worked there for almost a year and then decided you know, i can't do or anymore. i'm done. you stayed in the service, correct? >> i'm still in the reserve. i want to get my 20 years. i have seven left. but i want to get my 20 year. i figure i've gone this far, i'm going to finish it out. so from the six to eight in san antonio, i finally decided i can't fly back and forth so i needed to find a new home and besides that, i am no longer deployable. i found a non-deployable unit called the 73rd at fort gordon in augusta georgia. so basically, what i do now is called and oc, observe and control. i validate u

the balloon goes up in the taiwan straits or the bault baltics and we need to send officers from fort hoodand to the port and where they're going to be perceived and provided for forward movement. every bit of that infrastructure might come under attack, cyber attack by our adversaries and we're trying to generate and deploy those forces to come to the aid of our allies, paired with information operations, designed to tell the american people, you can't win, you're going to lose, you're going to be punished. look at the disruption that's happening to u.s. transportation operations, you're doomed to fail, sue for peace now. and let's have a reasonable settlement to this conflict over the baltics. we need to understand how cyber attacks fit into u.s. military plans to prevail in regional conflicts and how adversaries will use information operations in order to encourage the united states to bail on its allies. >> thanks, great points. and elizabeth, what about resilience and deterrents in general for the harder side of cyber attack first and then on the softer side of io? >> yeah, so, here a

from there, we flew from kurdistan to italy, -- to north carolina, then finally to fort hood. then we were there another week to give our stuff back and do our paperwork. then we drove home. then we went back here to georgia. >> what did you do when you go back? >> i took three months back. had to do medical stuff. then i started a new job at atlanta medical center here in atlanta. level one trauma center. i couldn't get away from that. then i worked there almost a year and decided, you know, i can't do o.r. anymore. i'm done-y. >> and you stayed on the charter, is that right? >> yes. i want to get my 20-year. i only had seven at that point. i want to get my 20 year. i figure i have gone this far, i will finish it out. from the six to eight in sanatorium, i finally decided i can't fly back and forth. i needed to find a new home. besides that, i am known longer deployable. i am with a non deployable unit now. it is at fort gordon in augusta georgia. when i do now is called an oc a zero controller. make sure people are trained enough to go out there. i know there are other confl

then finally to fort hood. and then we were there another week to, you know, give our stuff back and do our paperwork, redeploy back. and then drove home back to -- back here to georgia. >> what have you been doing since you got back? >> i took three months off. because of the medical. i had to do all that medical stuff. and then started a new job at atlanta medical center here in atlanta, level one trauma center. couldn't get away from that. and then i worked there for almost a year and then decided, you know, i can't do o.r. anymore. i'm done. i'm done. >> and you stayed in the sector? >> i want to get my 20 year. i'm still in the reserve. i only have seven years. but i want to get my 20 year. i figure i've gone this far. i'm going to finish it out. so from the 628 in san antonio i finally decided i can't fly back and forth, so i needed to find a new home. and besides that, i'm no longer deployable, so i found a nondeployable unit. it's called the 7303rd ntsb at fort gordon in augusta, georgia. so basically,

according to military protocol a siege involves a standard approach like they have it bitsberger fort hoodose are sieges. general made after the second petersburg offensive which occurred between june i 21 and june 24 less than a week after all of that was going on in this first event actually went to granted said look these things are not working. we should exercise official siege operations and grants that okay and that lasted for about 36 hours and then grant said no more digging trenches we are going to continue these operations. so in that regard i think petersburg is always understood as a siege of that are prior to petersburg of a lot of interest at the civil war students have. it's just depressing and there's no real tactic to try to understand and therefore who cares unless just move onto appomattox and be done with it. you said dismissing, there are nine federal offensive send so there was a lot of maneuvering at dieter spurred. was there slack time in between? absolutely and yes there were various trench raids and various calvary. send lots of actions both north and south of the

cara es menos conocida que vanessa pero forma parte de la treintena de soldados que murieron en fort hoodÉ con