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. - la quema de judas en este sÁbado de gloria seguimos de cerca la tradiciÓn catolica en la que judan llamas como parte de los ritos de semana santa. >>> noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro (llanto) >>> alegrÍa y risas que terminan en gritos y lÁgrimas en pleno viernes santo un grupo o armado asesinato a 14 personas en un cumpleaÑos en veracruz un bebÉ estÁ entre las vÍctima de este ataque al menos 6 su carretes armados irrumpieron en esta fiesta privada. el grupo buscaba a uno de los invitados. cuando dejaron de volar las balas, 5 mujeres, 7 hombres y un bebÉ estaban muertos en el piso. uno de los 4 heridos falleciÓ horas mÁs tard en el hospital ahora las autoridades concentran su esfuerzo en encontrar a los asesinos. la historia es de vÍctor silva f la celebraciÓn pasaron al terror y despuÉs al llanto. adentro los rastros de una masacre perp taud en una fiesta en veracruz. >>> imagine se cÓmo deben estar los padres. todos desechos y nosotros rezando no nos queda de otra >>> el ataque fue realizado por un comando armado, sujetos que arribaron al lugar preguntando por una persona c

gloria: albertano, qué bueno que te encuentro.ía, ¿te puedo acompañar a tu casa? sí, pero más que nada porque el borde de ixtlahuaca está bien gacho. luego la gloria me falta el respeto. maría: no seas payaso, vámonos. albertano: ¿quieres un elote con chile? maría: no, ya me comí como cuatro. frosting: ¿no te apetece una copa de vino? jovita: sería un placer, frosting. arantxa: domingo 21 de abril y estos son las principales noticias. asciende a 290 el ataque terrorista en tri lanka. " este dispues eso fue lo que dijo un sÍmbolos descubren que en california se registra un terremoto cada 10 minutos. culmina la semana son tan para hispanos en iglesias de todo el paÍs. muy buenas noches y bienvenidos al noticiero univisiÓn. el primer ministro reconociÓ que nunca recibiÓ un reporte en el informepedÍan incrementar la seguridad en esa isla. galo tiene mÁs informaciÓn >>dejaron centenares de muertes y lesionados entres iglesias cristianas. los cadÁveres quedaron regados en todas partes que lograron sobrevivir. todos tenÍan graves lacerac

gloria was alluding to this. starting an investigation, you know there's wrongdoing and potentially criminal, you might make a decision, let's hold off, not notify people so they can cover their tracks or stop doing what they're doing if we want to make a criminal case. there could be a legitimate reason to not tip people off. >> it could have been either? it could have been wrong or completely appropriate, i guess, that the campaign was not -- on this very specific issue that lindsey graham brought up, that the campaign wasn't notified when the fbi launched an investigation into carter page? >> if you have the situation that graham brought up with dianne feinstein, someone in the campaign who is isolated, that's the only person you're concerned about, you go to the top person and say we're concerned about this person. you shall get rid of them. if it's infusing beyond that and they're concerned about other people, then they wouldn't notify them. and we don't know that. that's speculation, but they may be opening

powers, and gloria borger.ing to do to this race, biden throwing his hat in? >> well, look, he has been the front-runner in the polls from the beginning, and he continues to be the front-runner. he's holding somewhere around 30% of the vote. and so, he has to be treated seriously, and he occupies a very big lane. there are several candidates who are thinking of running who didn't run because of the prospect -- >> mike bloomberg being one. >> bloomberg being a big one. so, you know, i think that he is going to change the race. the question everybody -- i mean, what's interesting about him is there are many reasons to believe he should be a very competitive candidate. many people believe he's the most competitive against donald trump. and yet, there is this uncertainty because he's run several times before, he hasn't gotten out of iowa. and so, he is the front-runner, but he's not really being treated that way. >> gloria, it obviously is not the first time he's tried to get this. he ran in '98, he ran in '08. doe

it's fantastic. >> gloria: he never like this place. >> anthony: no?wn. he always had been on the front. >> nacho: i couldn't fit in here, so i get out of the house. and i actually called her and say that i wanted to go to culinary school, this is what i want to do. any support and i'll pay you back. and one year goes and i drop it to go work for francis. >> anthony: i love that you went from being a vegan to working with francis mallman, who is like the satan of vegans. what was at the dinner table when you grew up? >> nacho: mom wasn't that skillful. in the kitchen. >> anthony: that's cold, man. >> nacho: i know, but it's the truth. she was the one in charge. >> anthony: so you grew up eating a lot of italian food? >> nacho: yes. >> anthony: nacho's grandmother, ercillia, was born here -- the child of italian immigrants. >> nacho: i grew up around my grandmother, like constantly cooking. and that was her form of affection, in a way of like showing that she cared and she loved you. >> nacho: is it good? >> grandma: yes, it's good, but if it's too soft

>> go back to gloria, phenomenal job. it changed the conversation, from juan's expression, here we go again to what is she talking about, it is interesting. important to what we need. flip flop through the story. i would say, jesse watters hair is off to the right, i don't like it. it is off to the left, maybe you should change it. it is off to the left. he is listening to his people. he is criticized for not, he will say something, if we close the border, the economy will be in big trouble. okay, you got a year. i'm okay with that, he's known for going off the cuff, known for getting emotional. we're going to do this. he is listening to the experts. >> it takes focus off congress. >> that is what they want. no one at this table has a congress tissui thfr shirt? >> who politicized this issue in the first place? donald trump said mexico was going to pay for this. forget that for a second. remember spending on a wall does nothing to stop infusion of families and especially families with children, not talking about invasion,

i have with me cnn analysis gloria borger and douglas brinkley and sabrina siddiqui. into it. gloria, starting with you, this is an important moment for the former vice president. he appeared incredibly genuine. is this enough? >> well, he did it on a video, which is interesting and why he didn't do it to an audience or an interviewer is a question. but i think this is the authentic joe biden describing who he is, and who he has been over the years. and taking on the generational issues saying i used to hug people and now it is all about taking selfies and using nancy pelosi's words where she said the other day, you have to respect personal space. he just picked that up from her. maybe she said it to him privately. and he repeated it a bunch of times and said, look, i have to adjust to this and i will. but i can't change who i am as a politician because for me it is always been about connecting and that is true about joe biden. >> sabrina, you've been covering him. what do you think? >> well, it is important to emphasize that no one has accused former vice president j

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mark preston, gloria borger. communications consultant.l press secretary for bernie sanders' 2016 presidential campaign and david urban, strategist for the trump campaign. so, gloria, the treasury and white house having conversations about this. at the least it does not look good. >> no, it doesn't look good. on the other hand you kind of have to expect, to a certain degree -- and he made a point that this occurred before congressman neil's letter went to them. >> requesting the six years. >> requesting the tax returns. you have to presume that there were some conversations about it, but don't forget, we also know that the president was very interested in getting the chief counsel of the irs in place. and he said at one point, according to "the new york times" this is more important than getting the attorney general in place. so you know how much this was bothering the president and still bothers the president. but in the end it's going to be up to the courts. >> and chief counsel, simone, who has been confirmed, has done work for trump, f

all week. >> pamela brown and gloria borger back with me now to talk about it.ly learning, gloria, that the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell was among those. >> oh, yeah. >> this may not be surprising. he doesn't want this to be the issue right now. he talked to the president, but i wonder what we think it is that he said that actually sort of got through the president. >> to summarize what our white house and hill teams are saying he's said to the president you're going to lose and by the way you're going to make us lose. what we ought to be focusing on is the democrats' medicare for all plan that prescription drugs costs which are important to everyone and, by the way, do you want republicans to have a debate over healthcare yet again that will divide us and we could lose in the senate that wouldn't offer a plan that might not be able to pass the united states senate? i think you probably don't, mr. president, and i think he convinced him when he said losing. >> losing. that was the thing. >> the president likes winning with, and that may have been the k

if you take what gloria just did and i believe gloria eldred has done some positive things in her careerrms of giving voice to people who are voiceless by doing things like that actually undermines the movement, undermines when people like to run a burke are doing to give voice to women. >> tucker: to me looks like blackmail. we will show, we will depict your genitals if you don't do what we want you to do which is pull your name and he clearly caved understandably. do you want to live in a society where people want to be blackmailed like that? >> i agree with that. there were credible allegations against him so we have to state that. >> tucker: allegations of lot? >> a woman said that herman cain had done some things that weren't really sexual misconduct. >> tucker: you when i write about side it was consensual? >> that is the problem. when you conflate something that is consensual with abuse, you inflate that and that is the big problem here. what they did to herman cain in that regard saying that we will expose what your genitals look like, either way, they will do that was totally wr

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gloria, laura, thanks so much. more now on our breaking news. charges filed by the united states against wikileaks founder julian assange. authorities took assange into custody this morning at ecuadorian embassy in london where he had been holed up for nearly seven years. he resisted and had to be restrained as officers dragged him out of the building. chief international correspondent clarissa ward is live for us from london. clarissa, assange appeared before a judge just a short time ago. tell us what's next. >> well, brianna, according to people in the courtroom assange appeared calm and confident and entered his not guilty plea. the judge, however, breaking with traditional protocol was not afraid to speak his mind calling assange a narcissist who cannot go behind his own self shintaro ishihara use. the extradition will take play on may 5th giving the united states time to put together their extradition hearing. the co-editor of wikileaks arielle's song released one statement saying i told you so. the co-editor of wikileaks saying this isn't

in the ninth circuit. >> gloria, look at how many acting secretaries and officials are in charge.tment, fema administrator, obm director. >> right. and trump likes it. he said in january i like acting because i can move so quickly, it gives me more flexibility. it also means he doesn't have confirmation hearings, for example, and he can fire these people without a lot of problem, right, because they're just acting. >> hold on a second. we're just getting new information, some breaking news coming into the situation room about a terror plot that appears to have been foiled. it would have taken place right outside of washington, d.c. we have new information. we'll be right back. my joints, they hurt. the pain and swelling. the psoriasis. cosentyx treats more than just the joint pain of active psoriatic arthritis. it even helps stop further joint damage. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inflammato

gloria, where is your garden? i will harvest some. they don't live that way, honey.loria, give me the keys. we'll go to the market. hey, you're all awake. i didn't hear you. oh, look at my two handsome men. mi niÑo, my little fulgencio umberto. you know, about the name, we're not entirely sure... sonia, vámonos. good-bye, fulgencio. say good-bye to fulgencio. good-bye, fulgencio. (under breath) his name is joe.

chief political analyst gloria borger is here, pamela brown, crime and justice reporter shimon prokupecz, and kara scannell. we could not fit them all in the room. >> gloria sat outside the special counsel's office. >> every morning. >> hours. >> these are hours we will never get back. >> hours well worth the work. and there are so many other people in front of the cameras and behind. i love the opportunity to get you all together. gloria, i have been wondering as we digest the report, from all of your reporting, what is the most important question? do you think had, and has it been answered or has it still not been answered? >> well, there were so many questions, and there are so many answers in this report. i think first and foremost, the question we were all looking to get answered was the depth of the russian campaign to sabotage our election. and we found out about how deep and broad it was. and we also found out that trump was clearly helped by a foreign entity. and we also found out that why there was no so-called collusion or conspiracy, that the trump campaign was willing to acc

gloria borger, this indictment stems from 2010. could it lead to new information on the election medalling? >> we don't know. if he is extradited to the united states as people presume he will, he could face further charges, and again, we're just speculating, but it could relate to the election. we just don't know, the way this charge was written is very narrow, it is about hacking. it is not about anything else, so it sir couple -- sir couple vents that issue. wikileaks published stolen material from the democratic national committee and also published personal emails of the hillary clinton campaign chairman john podesta. >> jeffrey toobin, we shouldn't look at this as the entire case against julian assange. >> we don't know for sure. it has the look of a place holder indictment, only about seven pages, only deals with the 2010 chelsea manning issues, but the government shouldn't count on julian assange giving them more information. i mean, he's not going to cooperate. but it attempts as gloria said to belie the first amendment is

also with us cnn chief political analyst gloria borger and political analyst jeffrey toobin. looking at attorney general barr's past, what do you think you can tell about what happens now? >> i think we just have to look at it as perhaps being instructive. i brought it up last night, as you know, in bill safire's characterization of mr. barr as the cover-up general. at the same time, we need to see this report. and what we're witnessing now is a kind of provocative conduct, words, behavior almost inexplicable by the attorney general of the united states. instead of waiting to show us this report and what's in it, he is feeding the president's rhetoric. he is -- we heard the president today refer to treason, that this investigation shows that that there has been treason. and those words were enabled by mr. barr's provocative comments, whether intentional or not. it's very hard to believe that somebody who has been around the track as many times as mr. barr has in the capitol of the united states doesn't recognize the provocative nature of what he has been saying and doing in t

and, activist gloria steinem gives her "brief but spectacular" take on the evolution of feminism.rr the ic easter sundayin suicide bo that killed people in three cities acros r sri lanka haocused attention on isis. through its "news" agency, isis claimed that the sophisticated, simultaneous attacks were the work of its fighters. itemains to be seen just h deep the connection was between the trans-national isis,rrnd the local group that conducted the bombings. regardless, the persistent reace and th of isis is a force in many countries, despite the final destruction last month of the grouliphate, spread across syria and iraq. i'm joined now by "new yk times" reporter rukmini callimachi, who has covered the group for years. thank you very much for being with us. is it possiblthe local terror oup that's been identified could have done this on its own? >> it's possible, i suppose, but unlikely. what we have seen in the past is that building explosives asre able as what we saw in sri lanka is quite difficult. if you think to the pris attack in 2015 which are nsidered thesh flag external oper

gloria. gloria. and who is this with you? my mother-in-law, silvia. you're mother-in-law, silvia?ep. yeah, are you guys both giants' fans? yes. you guys come to a lot of games together? yes. now i got to ask you a very serious question. if she was a fan of the oakland a's, would she have been allowed in the family? uh, no. probably not? yeah, right? so these are big time giants fans. i want to give you this money that's in my hand, the beer money. this is how the game's played so make sure you guys listen up, okay? i'm gonna ask you three questions. the first question is worth ten dollars, second one is worth 20. the third one is worth $100. you want to win all that money, correct? yes. yes. definitely, okay. we're gonna be asking you giants trivia. are you ready? yes, we're ready. you got your game faces on. it's game day, right? alright, here's your ten dollar question. it's true or false, so listen up. the giants won 103 games in dusty baker's first season as manager, but did not make the playoffs. is that true or false? true. that is absolutely correct! woo-hoo! alright! are y

. >> gloria borger is our cnn chief political analyst and harry litman a former deputy assistant attorney general and good to have you on. harry, you first. when you heard the word "spying" from the attorney general, what did you think and what does that mean? >> right. look, there is a bland way to put it and he tried to back away and put it that way later. i simply mean that there was surveillance after the counterintelligence investigation was started, we surveyed. that is what we did. but when i heard spying, my heart skipped a beat. that is a loaded term. bill barr knows it is a loaded term. and was likely to play into a triumphant talking point of president who within half an hour was standing on the lawn of the white house proclaiming that we're going to investigate the investigators. it would be a terrible idea and i can't believe barr means it seriously to try to reexcavate the whole episode shown to have been perfectly kosher. if he is looking at procedures or something like that, okay. but the term "spying" was at best a loaded misstep. >> and then gloria, to harry's point on t

gloria says that they saw families with young children and a growing number of people from the lgbtqty in one shelter called mariposa that shelter caters only to the lgbtq that community. gloria says they're also seeing more transgendered people who are running away from central american countries to come to the border in hopes of getting asylum. >>most people are familiar with the red make america great again hat at that president trump supporters sometimes where well there's now thinking police are saying that those had could be the reason that a man in america and was beaten the suspects have now been charged with attacking the men trying to rob him as kevin lewis reports for us tonight. >>it all started with the making snide remarks about the pro trump have. >>to mabel was to join us saturday evening walk near northwest high school in germantown when these 2 men allegedly mocked him because of his make america great again ball caps. >>and then they'll ask bro but you put his hat on and that is in the thing. i just possible right. >>mabel a us citizen who immigrated from the west

so, gloria, it's -- it's a blatant disregard for the law. >> you think? >> ow significant is this?first of all, on the pardon question, i think that the thing i can't get my mind around this, and this is all jake tarp's great reporting is, no one can figure out -- the problem here is that no one can figure out there weather it was a joke or not. what does that tell you, right? number one. number two is, you have people, according to jake's reporting, asking their supervisors, do we follow the president or do we follow the law? imagine that. >> and they were told that they had to follow the law. that was the response. >> well, what kind of a question is that. imagine those people having to ask that question because the president of the united states was telling them to do something that was against the law. >> is that against the law, to do that, joey, if it was not a joke, if he meant this sincerely? >> without question. so, you know, backing up, brianna, here's the point. this is not a partisan issue, i believe. this is an issue about the country and the operation and the way thin

gloria, if i could begin with you there. let's talk about biden because of course, the president tweeted out that somewhat adolescent video yesterday, targeting biden for the claims of harassment against him. he says people got a kick out of it. i think he's only a threat to himself, when asked if he believes biden is a credible contender. your reaction to his comments? >> look, i think that, you know, in terms of the president taking joe biden on on this particular issue, remember, nobody has charged joe biden with sexual harassment. they have charged him with effectively being a handsy person. he has said he's going to watch it, and he understands that people need their personal space, and that the world has changed. it's very clear from to the president that he doesn't see any problem with himself as the messenger on this. and is a little bit of a problem. and that, you know, biden responded to him last night, if you recall, saying you know, good to see you acting presidential again. and so you know, if the president want

analyst gloria borger and former attorney general elliott williams and gene rossi.ene, it is one thing for the president to attack hillary clinton for not remembering, it is clearly any smart attorney will tell the president just say you can't remember rather than going into a rabbit hole. >> it is a fine line. and i had witnesses in many trials as a prosecutor, if you sincerely can't remember, if you sincerely can't remember, then say that. but if you are just using, i don't recall, as a legal shield, then you've broken the law and it is other obstruction or perjury because he did sign those written answers under oath. >> it is interesting though, a., for written answers, there were no questions allowed about obstruction. which would be very important. but even in the fact that in written answers he's claiming he can't remember. you could actually do a little research and look at your date book and you can kind of recall things. >> so this is the wisdom and the brilliance of donald trump's second set of attorneys. now remember, the first group of folks wanted him t

what do you think of the timing, gloria, where this -- this is moment that he's choosing. >> well, he had to get in soon or not at all. he's number 20, but he pops to the top because he's got hoy name recognition and that's part of the reason, of course, that he is -- that he's up in the polls, but it -- you know, and it was the worst kept secret anywhere that joe biden was going to get into the race. he hinted at every speech that he gave and we didn't know the timing until armetlette reportet and can somebody who says he's a democrat who can work with republicans, that he's an obama democrat, can he win the race for the nomination? >> what do you think, april? >> well, you know, some people question, you know, about joe biden because of his age. well, we have nancy pelosi who has come out in this new -- she's popping her collar. kids like, oh, my gosh, nancy please. you've got donald trump who is i guess you would call him an elder statesman. joe biden is older, but it's not necessarily about age. it's about the message. what message will he bring, and not only that. i'm looking at

this is the starting position, right, gloria?> and that's a little partisan, i would say, but i think the reason that she is saying that is because she knows that -- that the attorney general before he was attorney general wrote a memo in june of 2018 saying that you can't prosecute the president for obstruction, that this was ridiculous, and so that's her -- that's her starting point, and she also clearly doesn't believe that he should have decided on obstruction by himself. i mean, she is the speaker of the house, and i would think she believes it's up to the congress to do, not the attorney general. >> christiane first asked about the cathedral notre dame and then she asked about ilhan omar. >> yeah. >> the congresswoman who spoke in perhaps accidentally but somewhat una jettically in minimizing terms about what happened on 9/11, and the speak her come out and -- and criticized president trump for re-tweeting images of the towers falling as sort of a slam -- as a slam on ilhan omar. nancy pelosi said that she hasn't spoken wer

but to gloria's point, joe, is this the smartest fight right now for democrats to be picking? >> well, i would say the flip side to the democrats being careful about fishing is the trump administration can't be stonewalling on everything. and it really does create this atmosphere that they're hiding on every front. i think gloria makes the right point. democrats were very smart the way they went after this. they didn't say we want every tax return ever. you know, and without reason. they found a section of the irs tax code that allows them to get this, a very limited amount, and they're doing that. i expect the administration will block this. he has his man there now. and it will go to court, and if you listen to the legal analysts who have been on the air talking back and forth, it's a pretty easy case, i think, for the democrats to win. and you know, one of the things about fishing is, you know, it seems legitimate when the other side is pedaling so hard to stop you from catching anything. the think the democrats are helped immensely by the strategy that the trump administra

gloria: aquÍ me quedo.ias, albert. maÑana nos volvemos hombres lobo todos. anoche se llevÓ a cabo la premier de la pelÍcula donde bÁrbara morÍ tomÓ el reto de interpretar a un artista china. reporterobÁrbara morÍ enfrentÓ el re. interpretara "martita". la gris compartiÓ los secretos para encarnar dicho personaje. >> yo hablÉ a la embajada china de mÉxico, me dieron el telÉfono del centro cultural chino de mÉxico. ella es una china que vive en mÉxico. >> basado en su infancia, donde votan mÁs violencia familiar que pretende llevar a la pantalla grande. >> es un proceso muy sanador escribir un guiÓn inspirado. es difÍcil. porque entras a esos lugares donde uno, por la sociedad en la que vivimos, estÁs acostumbrado a no querer ver. pero lo tienes que dar. si quieres sanar y quieres estar bien. tienes que darnos. por su parte, el diestro sabÍan del ano, hablÓ sobre el estado de salud deja de lÓpez chabelo, quien fue operado debido a fuertes molestias en la espalda. >> no estÁ nada grave. sufriÓ una operación de

gloria, is it okay for the vice president to be making some jokes about this? >> no.help. i mean, this is a conversation that we've been having for a week now. they were trying to put it to bed. he goes out there, and he jokes about it. and it -- it's just inappropriate for him to do that. i think when he came out and he said, you know, i'm not going to apologize for my intentions -- we understand that. joe biden has not been charged with any kind of sexual harassment. he's just a tactile politician who a lot of women believe is a little too handy. and you know, and inappropriate at times. but so i think that while his staff may have been trying to put this to bed, he had to rush out there and do a little bit of -- damage control and, you know, he let the story play out. so it wasn't -- it wasn't appropriate for him to do it. and it didn't help his campaign either. >> you've been watching this closely, what do you think? >> yeah. i think that's right. if you flash back to wednesday it felt like he was in a good space with this when he basically said this is important

amelia henderson is with me and gloria borger. and gloria, there is -- a lot of i didn't intend to make light or make women feel uncomfortable, how damaging is this politically for him. >> well the fact that he jokes about it today is a problem. these women obviously felt badly about it and he says i'm not sorry for my of my intentions. i am not sorry for anything that i've ever done because i've never been disrespectful intentionally. that is his word. intentionally. and we know who joe biden is. he likes to hug people, et cetera. he's not being accused of harassment, but he needs to understand and be able to say, i'm sorry at least to these women who were offended. >> it is just a couple of days ago when you and i were talking about this video tweet, this is a week for him, and women coming forward saying they pead him feel uncomfortable and so he made this video. watch. >> the social norms have began to change, they've shifted and the boundaries of protecting person space have been re-set. and i get it. i get it. i hear what th

the senate minority leader, the democratic leader, gloria, chuck schumer just admitted, ag barr admitted he had no evidence to support his claim that spying on the trump campaign did occur. ab barr must retract his statement immediately or produce specific evidence to back it up. perpetuating conspiracy theorys is underneath the office of the attorney general. >> well, yeah. the democrats are up in arms about what he said. i mean, he believed he said that spying did occur. then he tried to walk it back a little bit and said he had concerns that spying did occur. i think what he was trying to say is, i want to make sure they had enough reason to go issue these fisa warrants and that it was all kosher. and i think he's been echoing the president in a way who's been coming out and saying, this is a witch hunt, this is illegal. barr did not go that far, but he said, it is an obligation to make sure that the government power is not abused and he also went on to say, look, normally, a campaign would have been advised on this and you had rudy giuliani and chris christie in the campaign at the t

joining us now, "new york times" white house correspondent cnn political analyst maggie haberman, gloria borger, and cnn chief legal analyst jeffrey toobin. do we know, maggie, where the president actually stands on mueller now? he didn't like him and then he liked him. >> i think he stands wherever it is good for donald trump is how he feels about robert mueller. so when the summary came out from bill barr and he was able to seize on the parts of that that seemed goo, he did that. one of the things that has come out in the last day is there were people on the mueller team who were surprised at how barr handled this and how the president seized on that. and i don't understand how anyone could have watched the last two years and have been surprised by what the president did because this is pretty much how he handles all of these things. i think you will see him and rudy giuliani say any number of things about this report as we head into the time when it is portions of it anyway are released publicly. there were some people around the president when the report was submitted who were saying

and how different is making life difficult for fishermen and make the gloria. let's kick things off in egypt many areas in the north african country a so isolated they're completely off the power grid which is a problem for residents and the tourism industry so nepal could provide a solution but until now less than ten percent of that accuracy in egypt has been provided by the sustainable resource however there are now plans in place to build the world's largest solar plant in egypt though this still a long way to go in the meantime to fill the gap smaller supplies are setting up a raise and localised grids let's take a look. on is a remote fishing village on the red sea and it's not on the national grid. until recently the only electricity here came from diesel generators now a solar powered local grid to provide electricity of around the clock. enabling fishermen to store their cash safely. you know. when we can't fish we used to take them either eleven kilometers south to have more sixteen kilometers north to busan. it was quite a long drive and the fish wou

boycott the election in july because they don't believe that there can be a new free election you know gloria as long as members with a few guys inner circle of healing power that the new presidential election is only a strike if he's got the political elite to maintain the status quo the demonstrators get a mind to take the streets and give their demands met and today that humans are clear they want the end of what they call the book was very into was a yes' ruling elite protesters are asking for the three d. jubilee to leave this includes interim president then and then cut their last. last probably need to move it in and the head of the constitution confident that you have been laid out all right jim and i will tend to in algiers thank you so much for speaking to us. apologies for the problems with the line that we're going to go back to his. very strong similarities we're seeing here between the protests in algeria. that we were just talking about it sounds very so much of the start of the arab spring movement of the stock back in two thousand and eleven it doesn't if we remember what hap

y con gloria trevi hicieron dueto. siguiÓ la prueba de baile y bailaron tremendo tango.bÉn y mariana bailaron increÍble. laura fernÁndez estaba conmovida y obtuvo una calificaciÓn perfecta. >> es la primera calificaciÓn perfecta de la noche. >> sergio gana la prueba fÍsica, el escuadrÓn de baile se luciÓ valeria logró el punto extra para su equipo. mateo no sÓlo ganó con su escuadrÓn sino que fue el elegido por albert ano por lograr mÁs sonrisas. pequeÑos gigantes, para reÍr a lo grande. raÚl: que talento que tienen. yo lo pude ver completo anochepor esas el programa favorito de la familia. carlos: yo me pregunto si a esa edad estabas asÍ? yo me imagino que la hacÍas de chiquito. raÚl: te quiero contar que a los cinco aÑos entre en la tele y en el teatro y siempre sido mi pasiÓn. en el caso de estos niÑos yo me quedo de boca abiertapor el talento. mira mateo imitando a luÍs miguel. carlos: olvÍdate de la falta de timidez y el coraje de presentarte frente a un pÚblico y hacerlo bien son increÍbles estos chicos. felicidades a todos y termina sus padres que los apodan. raÚl

momento más emotivo fue cuando juan luis guerra recibió el homenaje a su trayectoria >>> toda la gloria que siga la fiesta porque lo que pasa en las vegas se queda vamos a ver, echando a aventura en los latinos anoche >>> los reyes de la noche se la rifaron, uno de ellos cambió mucho, y siguen en la música >>> tienen que aparecer conozuna y eso hizo sonreír a mi corazón >>> están como hace unos años, y todos se los ganan >>> hay que reconocer el talento >>> para mi anita >>> para ver qué tal van >>> el también hijo, ya acabe, y no todo lo que pasa en las vegas se queda en las vegas >>> un mensaje de la productora >> así es, vamos a otra fo dueña de unos refrescos confirma la suspensión temporal en la producción del agua mineral por el nivel de arsénico >>> según la organización de la salud la exposición puede causar intoxicación crónica, aparición de lesiones cutáneas y cáncer, si tiene esto, no sé si a lo mejor para llegar hasta acá >>> también hicieron pruebas de sabor, pero ellos sí cuentan con niveles aprobados, no dicen si en estados unidos han retirado algún producto >>> ya me dec

boycott the election in july because they don't believe that there can be a new free election you know gloria as long as members good to speak of inner circle still in power they say that the new presidential election is only a structured he's got the political elite to maintain the status quo with demonstrators in detail mind to take the streets and give this immense cement and today that immense all clear they want the end of what they call was carrying too large a yes' really a leak protesters are asking for the three d. jubilee to leave this includes interim created an identity then get their last. last prime minister no they didn't and the head of the constitution confident to give bill a. all right jim in a world in algiers thank you so much for speaking to us. ok we're going to go back to that. strong similarities between the protests in algeria that we've just been hearing about saddam that we were talking about earlier sounds very similar to the start of the arab spring living back in two thousand and eleven it really does and people say you know this is a kind of the arab spring to

iglesia y abrió el camino para decenas de jóvenes >>> en esta vigilia pascual que se llama el sábado de gloriaicen y confirman y reciban su primera comunión >>> la lectura conmovedora recalcó la fe para muchos cristianos especialmente de esta joven >>> creo que me ha dado la fuerza para no rendirme y gracias a dios, yo le he pedido que me ayude siempre >>> nuevamente con estas imágenes en vivo les cuento que la misa culminó hace algunos minutos pero mucho de los católicos se van a su casa a descansar y mañana regresarán para celebrar pascua en lo que será una misa muy familiar estamos en vivo en san josé, telemundo48 >>> gracia krystian y hay muchos niños participaron en una búsqueda de huevo de pascua, a los pequeños les tomó una hora encontrar los 5000 huevos que los organizadores escondieron alrededor de las instalaciones. >> había comida, y escondimos los huevitos para que ellos los buscaran >> el año que viene los organizadores esconderán 13,000 huevitos, en la catedral se espera para el inicio de pascua mañana domingo con un recital especial, el coro de la iglesia usará música que recibi

>> imÁgenes de la catedral los Ángeles donde la pascua empezÓ a celebrarse desde anoche sÁbado de gloriaontÓ con la participacion de muchos fieles de todas razas y edades. >>> un dÍa muy bonito, esta celebraciÓn mÁs grande de la iglesia, resucitar a cristo. >>> en esta celebraciÓn, esperanza y tolerancia. >>> y sri lanka estÁ hoy en toque de queda luego de de serie de ataques que dejaron estela de muertos y heridos, como nos cuenta mariset, el blanco fue la comunidad cristiana. >>> el domingo de pascua, resultÓ ser sangriento al otro de la del mundo en colombo, sri lanka, diversos atentados dejaron a 200 muertos y cientos de heridos, motivo por el cual la autoridad impusieron un toque de queda. >>> hubo una explosiÓn fuerte, subÍ a la azotea y a un kilÓmetro pudimos ver humo blanco. >>> en este momento habÍa un helicÓptero sobre volando el Área. >>> el ataque como una terroris terrorista, el peor episodio al sur de asia en los Últimos 10 aÑos, horas mÁs tardes 7 sospechosos fueron arrestados y durante la redada tres miembros de la uniformada se sumaron al nÚmero de vÍctimas. como gobiern

i'd like you to gloria. maybe you will say a few words. >> thank you, mr. president. >> in el centur el centro we'ree appreciative of this wall, men and women in this area, were expireconomy per yenning high nr -- e experiencing high number of assaults, until these walls were built. for us this is a huge advantage to see what is on the other side, before with old landing mat we could not see the threat on the other side, we would get rocked and items thrown at us every day, with this 30 foot wall we've not this those, in this two miles our assaults have drop head by 65%, just in this area, that is very important to me as a chief, i don't want our agents hurt, i want them here doing their job. in these two miles illegal entries have dropped by 75%, just in this area. yes. the wall is here, people have maybe, around it are breaching the area, they are coming around. >> only way -- they get in by foing around not over. because you have a lot of tremendous deem team watching did -- tremendous people watching. when gloria says 65% this is a hundred, we're going

. < hablamos con gloria, la amiga de michael jackson.ende su legado. >>> arden las redes con el fin de semana de estrenos musicales. jennifer lÓpez sorprendio en su nuevo video y bad bunny lanza el suyo. amigas, si buscan a un hijo mediante reproducciÓn asistida, hablaremos de los riesgos, beneficios y posibles riesgos. >>> tenemos una visita de lujo. nos acompaÑa gaby espin espino,, >>> directo desde los estudios de la voz, nos visitan los ocho finalistas. les contaremos todo lo que sucediÓ la segunda noche. eso y mucho mÁs en un nu nuevo dÍa, cerca de ti. (mÚsica). (mÚsica). (mÚsica). (mÚsica). (mÚsica). (mÚsica). (mÚsica). (mÚsica). (mÚsica). (mÚsica). (mÚsica). (mÚsica). (mÚsica). (mÚsica). (mÚsica). (mÚsica). (mÚsica). (mÚsica). >>> quÉ comienzo de semana. >>> buenos dÍas, lunes 8 de abrilquÉ comienzo de semana. >>> buenos dÍas, lunes 8 de abril de 2019 . con esa adrenalina los recibimos con los brazos abiertos a todos. les recordamos que rachel y marcos siguen de vacaciones. maÑana ya estÁ aquÍ con nosotros. >>> quÉ bueno. >>> quÉ