baby ida died of sudden infant death syndrome. her parents were homeless. they couldn't afford a funeral. after we first aired the story, news 4 viewers started pitching in. amy cho was there as ida parents gave their baby girl a proper good-bye. >> reporter: there are some questions for which there are no answers. how a healthy life and just beginning could be cut so short and why. >> she was so precious. every time i spoke to her, she would smile. sad, i didn't get to see her or hold her for the last time. >> let us pray. >> now, ida's parents will never hear her first >> we miss her so much. i don't know bha i'm goiwhat i' do without her. at least we know she is in heaven looking down on us. not a day go by that i don't think about her. >> they know you are not alone. either side, family, and friends. >> baby ida is up there just laying and smiling and laughing and doing her thing. >> also there today, ida's twin sister anaia. >> she smiles every time we talk to her. she is a reflection of ida, basically. >> let this family come together in such a precio

remember baby ida from d.c., just four weeks old when she died? sudden infant death funeral. but after we aired their story, a gofundme page raised more than $3,000. news 4's amee cho was there when they got to give their baby girl a proper good-bye. ♪ >> reporter: there are some questions from which there are no answers. how a healthy life just beginning could be cut so short. and why. >> she was so precious. lovable. every time i talked to her, she would smile. sad i didn't get to see her or hold her for the last time. >> reporter: and now ida's parents will never hear her first words, see her first steps. >> i miss her so much. i don't know what i'm going to do without her. at least we know she's in heaven looking down on us. not a day goes b >> reporter: they also know they are not alone. >> grandma misses you. >> reporter: by their side, family and friends, and the community. >> just laying and smiling and laughing and doing her thing. >> reporter: also there today, ida's twin sister anaiah. >> she smiles every time we talk to her. she's a reflection of ida basically. >>

ida was in charge of all the day-to-day activities of the household. she taught all her sons to cook and clean and take care of themselves. i'm sure you can imagine how much help she needed as she ran a family of boys. the voice tended to animals and health of planting and harvesting and putting up the produce from the family's half-acre garden. that was the main source of food. those familiar with the eisenhower family know that they lived on the wrong side of the tracks. they were not considered affluent at all. ike recalled the boys were not aware that they were poor and growth of the lift a wonderful life of hunting, fishing, helping the family chores and playing sports. i can imagine as any. can that item was protective of her voice. she shielded them from any snide remarks about their hand-me-downs. she made sure they understood to respect other people, prospective hard days work and an honest living. she taught them fairness, humility and earnestness. abilene during this time was not particularly diverse. one story has been handed down that ike

mystery, sci-fi, fiction, the delta and the coast, pick a hero, elvis, oprah, cool papa bell, bb king and ida b wells, mix it with the subject, humanity today, catfish, cotton, magnolia, tamales and footfalls, conflicts, legal problems and the starcrossed lovers, natural war and natural disaster, and member resolution, everyone dies, hero is defeated, love conquers all and the reader is left hanging. if you haven't had enough, and mississippi is truly a literary lovers haven, you can meet with the mississippi library commission network of libraries throughout the state. i had a chance to meet with the librarians, the state librarians yesterday and they have something special, a book match so if you need recommendations, you want to find out and read more about it, please be part of that mississippi library commission and the libraries throughout the state, and also, let me just say that the library of congress is your partner. the national book festival will take place and mrs. bush started that in washington on september 2 and we will be live streaming c-span also with authors and i'm just t

cuando piensas en esa ida tan emblemÁtica. quÉ jugador te pasa por la cabeza? es figo tu favorito?al es la principal razÓn de que estados unidos no haya perdido? [habla en otro dioma] tÚ jugaste en ese 4-0. quÉ aprendieron de ese partido? [habla en otro idioma] sueÑas con disputar tu copa del mundo en rusia? [habla en otro idioma] >> donde sientes mÁs presiÓn ahora que eres titular, en casa o en tu equipo? [habla en oto idioma] >>gran entrevista con esta figura de la selecciÓn de los estados unidos. las esperanzas estÁn puestas en el. llegÓ el momento de nuestro happy ending. buenas noches, gracias por acompaÑarnos. amenaza estados unidos. recibirÁ una respuesta militar masiva. el secretario de la defensa de la naciÓn reaccionó ante la mÁs reciente prueba militar del norte. desconsuelo entre las familias que perdieron a los suyos tras las devastadoras inundaciones. asÍ comenzamos. ♪ locutor: este es noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana, con fÉlix y arantxa. arantxa: buenas noches y bienvenidos. comenzamos con la informaciÓn que ha reportado la publicaciÓn de noticias pÚblico.com. anun

en otro encuentro, el partido de ida el borussia dortmund recibiÓ al real madrid.hester city sumar seis puntos. y ante las protestas que se han dado en la nfl, esta maÑana en su cuenta de twitter, donald trump pidiÓ a la nfl que imponga reglas para castigar a quienes se arrodillan durante el himno nacional. en un hecho sin precedentes, los medios deportivos se unen, martes y miÉrcoles transmitirÁn de manera simultÁnea los partidos de la liga mx. ayudamos a los hermanos que han sufrido catÁstrofes, apoyemos a travÉs de la cruz roja. mÁs informaciÓn, en contacto deportivo. ilia: este domingo 1 de octubre se llevarÁ a cabo el primer festival hispano del condado. este evento se llevarÁ a cabo en las instalaciones del parque. participarÁn representaciones de 21 paÍses, ademÁs de un gran desfile de artistas reunidos todo bajo una misma causa celebra el mes de la hispanidad por primera vez. para mÁs informaciÓn, puede llamar. gracias por su compaÑÍa. ♪ marÍa elena: desespero en puerto rico con la lentitud de la ayuda de emergencia. rumpinsiste en que washingotn esta hacie

search baby ida and you'll find a link to the page. >>> we have new video coming into the newsroom. it is from the nursing home nightmare. this is a story you're familiar with, david, being in florida. >> right. >> a look inside of the facility where eight elderly people died days after hurricane irma. >>> this is a story that affects millions of people, theif fallout. it is the security breach that put your private information at risk. we'll tell you what's next for the company's top i.t. em >>> 6:11. president trump will give his first speech to the u.n. next week, and it comes as tensions remain high. kim jong-un, north korean leader, vows to complete his country's nuclear weapons program despite sanctions beginning to pack a punch to its economy. >> what we are seeing is they continue to be provocative. they continue to be reckless. at that point, you know, there's not a whole lot the security council is going to be able to do from here, when you've cut 90% of the trade and 30% of the oil. so having said that, i have no problem kicking it to general mattis because i think he has

ida arvizu, along with three men, were in a vehicle in the 4700-block of south fairfield avenue aroundn they were shot, police said. arvizu, who worked as a dental hygienist, also had a 7-year- old daughter, her family said. the other victims were identified to the cook county medical examiner's office as 21-year-old michelle cano, 24- year-old joel sandoval and 27- year-old miguel sandoval. sandoval was arvizu's ex- boyfriend and the father of both of her children. the baby already had a name - reymundo. the two other victims were friends that he'd picked up to run an errand. the victims have relatives who lived in the area where the shooting occurred.step-mother ana arvizu said ida arvizu was reluctant friday night to meet up with joel sandoval, who she recently broke up with. circumstances surrounding the shooting remained unclear saturday, but investigators said the shooting appeared to be gang related.no one was in custody saturday in connection with the shooting.ald. ray lopez (15th ward) said the shooter used an assault rifle. "weapons of war are winding up on the streets used b

las redes sociales se han vuelto una cadena de ida y vuelta, algunos en favor y otros en contra... [habla en inglÉs] ramÓn: este concejal seÑaló que la comunidad emigrante es numerosa en la ciudad y que son importantes para esta localidad. dice que ciertamente se tomarÁ en cuenta una resoluciÓn en beneficio de los indocumentados. los lÍderes comunitarios, seguirÁn insistiendo hasta lograr que la medida sea efectiva. >> yo nada mÁs quiero dar las gracias al city hall que nos estÁ apoyando, si no hacemos esta vigilia, cÓmo van a saber todo lo que nos estÁ afectando a cada uno. ramÓn: se acorta el tiempo para que los dreamers renueven el "daca" maÑana martes se llevarÁ a cabo un taller para renovar la cara --"daca" en una biblioteca. en california, multaron a 14 fÁbricas textiles por supuestamente incumplimiento laboral. los empleados se quejaron de maltrato y algunas manifestaron sentirse que trabajaban como esclavos. milie delgado nos tiene los detalles. milie: juan miguel dice que su empresa cumple con todos los requisitos para sus empleados. juan: uno tiene que cumplir con la ley

baby ida died in d.c.of sudden infant death syndrome, but her family is homeless thachlt didntheand they didn't have the money to properly bury her. we shared their story last night at 11:00. after shared, the gofundme page raised over $1300, blowing past the goal. it is now $2440. >> nearly doubled. >> wow. >> really cool. >> if you want to help out the family, donate still. go to the nbc washington app, like david did a moment ago. search baby ida for a link to the page. a lot of you asked where she was. she was living in a hotel in new york avenue that the district actually uses to houz tse the homeless. just a sad situation all around. can't imagine what the are dealing with. it is so great that so many of you poured out your hearts and dipped into your pockets to help. thank you. >> great to see. >>> moving on to another story that is touching many of your lives, as well. comedian/civil rights leader dick gregory passed away recently. he is going to be honored in our area this weekend. gregory's face

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la decisión luego de que las autoridades migratorias le pidieron comprar un boleto de aviÓn sólo de ida quiero ser libre. >> es como estar en una cÁrcel. reportero: hoy morales se reuniÓ con lÍderes políticos, religiosos y comunitarios que apoyan su peticiÓn de asilo. >> en vez de coger un vuelo y tener que irse a guatemala, una de las naciones nuestras bombardeadas por la criminalidad, la delincuencia, producto tambiÉn de la acciÓn de los estados unidos que contribuye a la delincuencia que se da en nuestros paÍses. reportero: dos semanas atrÁs una portavoz indicÓ que se habÍan comunicado con el abogado de morales para manifestarle que no reabrir y en su caso y asegurÓ que habÍan enviado esta respuesta por escrito a la inmigrante guatemalteca. >> dÓnde estÁn los derechos humanos? dÓnde estÁn los derechos civiles? dÓnde estÁ la dignidad? dÓnde estÁ la compasiÓn, el amor y el respeto cuando se establecen con las leyes que son injustas? reportero: en tanto, lÍderes del movimiento nuevo santuario afirman que amanda forma parte de los muchos inmigrantes o refugiados en templos. algunos, afir

. >> for more details you can down load the nbc washington app and search baby ida. >> the manhunt continues 24 hours after a subway bombing in a london suburb. the evidence british police are focusing on tonight. >> a local sheriff's department, one of a handful using drones for a very specific task. how it could >> remember this video the driveless car that turned out to have a driver in it after wall. there's knew explanation for apat was actually hpening. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor and i sponsored this ad narrator: ed gillespie says dr. ralph northam doesn't show up? dr. ralph northam was an army doctor and a volunteer medical director at a children's hospice. he passed the virginia law requiring concussion standards for school sports. the smoking ban in restaurants. and dr. northam is working to connect veterans to good paying jobs in virginia. ed gillespie is a washington dc corporate lobbyist. he shows up for whoever pays him. you each drive a ford (all) yes.ght? i'm going to show you a next generation pickup. awesome. let's do this. the bed is made of hi

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we first told you about baby ida on friday night. she died last month of sudden infant death syndrome. after our report, donations began pouring into a gofundme page set up by a local activist. in just a few hours that page raised more than a thousand dollars. you can still donate if you wish to. go to the nbc washington app and search baby ida and you'll get a link to that >> an important date tomorrow in virginia, as two new polls show the governor's race is neck and neck. democrat ralph northam holds a five-point lead over his gop opponent ed gillespie in today's university of mary washington survey of likely voters. but that edge is within the margin of error. another suffolk university poll shows an actual dead heat with both northam and gillespie at 2%. coming up in our next hour bureau chief julie carey takes a closer look at the race. >>> because of our programming news 4 at 6:00 will be 30 minutes in length followed by nbc nightly news and the debate airs at 7:00 on news 4 and the washington website. >> you may have a credit

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now, the forecast is ominous - ida. tonight: >>> hurricane irma causes a catastrophe in the caribbean. the forecast is ominous for florida, the dire new warnings. >> that story in just a minute but first we begin with breaking news. >>> an hour ago a powerful earthquake struck off the coast of mexico. they have updated the magnitude to 8.1. the epicenter is in chiapas, a quake was so strong it shook buildings in mexico city more than 500 miles away. these are some of the first images coming in, in the capital, people ran into the street in the dark afraid that buildings would collapse. inside a home, the lights started to sway and this is the strongest earthquake to hit mexico since 1985 and at this point it is not clear how much damage there is. there have been at least four big aftershocks in the same area, right now tsunami warnings are in effect for central america but the national weather service says a tsunami is not expected on the california coast. >>> now to the latest on hurricane irma, the death toll from the

it is a race against time for the people of florida, as you ida there jeff show us irma could be settingits sights for that area. supplies are running short, just rea )s winds grow stronger. irst sts are being told to leave the florida keys tomorrow and the people who live there are , abou to get out by thursday. texaole joins us now can how wo dayresponders are preparing. >> about 15 firefighters from the bay area on the way back from helping in texas may have to go help in florida or puerto tense wo days later. like harvey, it's a hurricane expected to cause unprecedented destruction. puerto rico sits in the path of hurricane irma tonight. 500 buildings are being turned into emergency response centers there, in what could be the worst hurricane in highland history. >> it's a huge storm, so people are really worried about it. >> reporter: in florida, people are bracing for impact this weekend. there are long lines at gas stations and stores. many shelves are empty. in miami, homeowners banding together filling sandbags. >> we have to prepare. our neighborhoods are really prone to floodi

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i found ida alec, the chief cook in the term white house executive chef does not come into existenceacqueline kennedy created that term. before that it was first cook, head cook, chief cook. and then armstead burnett who started as a pantry man, worked in the white house believes in the johnson administration for catering business. he is a well-known caterer in the d.c. area. elizabeth blake was assistant cook. james carter, there was a jimmy carter in the white house before president carter. loretta deans, lizzie mcduffie, elizabeth moore, and catherine smith. in her diary henrietta nisbet has a lot of praise. she said even the she was temperamental she could work magic and make anything happen. the interesting thing that happens when roosevelt's come to the white house is in a way they into segregated practice. back in the time of president taft, he hired a woman named mrs. jaffrey. she's a segregationist. even though there is some multiracial white house cooking staff. she created segregated eating spaces. she had a separate table for whites and blacks. by the time on our roosevel

in, want to check in with frances rooney, republican 19th district of -- ida, the foert my area.ers, naples congress is a way for the district work week. todayssman, where are you and what are your plans for this week? i'm m in washington today, going back to the district later in the week. host: where are you go week?giving what will you see? >> i'll probably go back down to go through the district a little bit. last week i was there all week of the to every part district, out on boats it see the damage at marco island, in air to see hehiesh the area of lehigh acres and help colleagues the storm.y host: what are immediate needs you are hearing about you saw last week, what will continue week, do you think? >> the game changer is power, about power. everything works with power and nothing works without it. n a flat area, you need power to operate the lift pumps that keep sewage in the ground and it bubbling up through man holes n. addition to weatheritioning and hot environment and house mold and food rot, you have public health power and so we've been using a lot of gas-fired propan

that grew up around memphis but living in mississippi, he was from mississippi and i also talk about ida b. wells the first african-american millionaire,ins robert church also was fromom hy mississippi and who lead for good and sufficient reasons, but the one thing that really stuckt out for me when we talk about custody politics is this, african-americans just want a seat at a table in memphis. they want some participation in public affairs, they want to be public office, they don't want to run the whole city. and at every turn for more than 75 or 80 years, the establishment said no. we are not going to let you sit on board of th the board of then memphis even though the majority of patients in the hospital are african-american. it was based on two factors.ti one is the assassination of doctor king and 68, which started the influx or the outfox if that is the word for the white residents from memphis to the suburbs. and then the second one wasof mh desegregation through busing which completed this migration to the suburbs and bow out of the african-american population to be a majority p

but ida b wells called out susan b anthony and her willingness to be able to cast black women aside because of the second book.and some other woman did also. >> and clear that it says in the book that one of the reasons people who were abolitionist became suffrage this because it it was because they realize that women could not vote could not get pass legislation free the slaves. >> yes, i was interested in how industry banded together against the suffrage movement and we still see that in politics today. can you comment on that? let's particularly the liquor industry against women. among the major -- because they feared that it woman that thought they would vote like a tribe and would vote for prohibition and things that were not good for industry like child labor laws. like their sellers for women. even companies that their wealth is obvious. whoever had big business lobbies at the time fought tooth and now it's particularly liquor. at that point prohibition had not been passed and when it did it wasn't the woman is the anti-saloon movement got it done. >> we're quickly going to the audie

.>> reporter: for much of the day grief stricken students and teachers visited a memorial by the idaacey middle school parking lot. they mourned and remembered jerry downs a band teacher who was adored by students and whose freakish death has unsettled them and his coworkers.>> shock and sadness. throughout the district. mr. downs touched many many children's lives. >> reporter: he died wednesday when his own car rolled over him here in the school parking lot. the assumption by many is he had apparently failed to put his car in park when he got out. he was 62. no students all what happened. >> it was a freak accident.>> reporter: they said he built up the band program and devoted his life to it. >> weekends he would be here getting kids ready for marching band competitions. he would be here at four in the morning. it was all about providing for his kids.>> reporter: his students got many awards he wasn't afraid to teach difficult music pieces. >> he just made it really dynamic for the kids.>> reporter: the school has brought in grief counselors. getting through the past few days has

their daughter ida died from s.i.d.s., sudden infant death syndrome. her family could not afford a funeral or a burial. community activists set up a go fund me page that we told you about on our app. >> so many came thh possible for the funeral to happen today. we appreciate your help. >> they're already dealing with not enough funds to give their child a proper burial. so nice the community helped with that. >>> it's 5:35 right now. you may still be paying off credit card bills for all the school supplies you bought kids. >> the teachers are too. some are spending thousands out of their own pockets for the classroom. the i-team's scott macfarlane explains. >> reporter: all the kids are back to school this month, which means the teachers are back to school too. the news 4 i-team review found the teachers came out of pocket before they came back to school. buying hundreds of dollars each of school supplies for their classroom. not just pencils, paper and marke markers, but even untraditional things, food, sanitary supplies are needed in the classroom. n

county firefighters who fought the wall fire, who many credited with saving so many homes on mount idare in butte county once again.tyler fiske, marin co firefighter: "it's kind of surreal to be back here already, but we're here and we're here to help."their story of saving homes got national attention after the residents sent heart-felt thank yous.voice of area resident: "i'm sorry i get emotional. anyway, they saved the houses here on our street and we would really like to thank them."those who live on lumpkin road-- where the ponderosa fire burns-- feel the same..robert halstead, lumpkin road resident: 'i cant say enough in favor of my firemen. they lay their life on the line for me and they don't get paid near enough." buttedcaptain chris allen, lodi fire dept: "we all want to serve and we all have the desire to serve."firefighters are constantly on the move, fighting fires from one area to the next.the silver dollar fairgrounds has become a basecamp for firefighters-- a place to rest in between shifts on the fire lines.chloe ortega reporting: "some firefighters have been fighting

: for much of the day, grief-stricken students and teachers visited an ever growing memorial by the ida lacy middle school parking lot. it was here they mourned and remembered jerry downs a band teacher who by all accounts was adored by students and whose freakish death unsettled them and his coworkers. >> shock and, um, sadness throughout the district. mr. downs touched many, many children's lives. >> reporter: downs died wednesday morning when his own car apparently rolled over him here in the school parking lot. the assumption is that downs apparently failed to put the car in park when he got out. he was 62. no students saw what happened. >> it was a freak accident. >> reporter: he built up the band program and devoted his life to it. >> weekends he would be here getting kids ready to go out on marching band competitions at 4 a.m. jerry was all about providing for his kids. >> reporter: downs and his band students won numerous awards over the 15 years he taught in pacifica. he wasn't afraid to teach difficult musical pieces. >> a piece by edward grieg. he made it dynamic for the kids

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ida bewells barnett presented she would good along with this and then hid in the crowd and when her state delegation passed by she marched right out and kept walking. then the discouraged black women from going to convince in atlanta, time they were courting white participant -- white southern participation, white women in the south, had not formed their own organizations and had not been particularly active and this is well up to about 1900. so, they were trying to get southern women into the followed and were prayed the presence of black women would offend the white women and they asked frederick douglass who had always had place of honor at their convention is, not come to atlanta because the sight of this big blackmon on the dyas dais with white woman would not have been over well and probably not. they called on susan b. anthony on her ability to cast black women aside to court the southern vote, and other women did, too. >> i believe it says in the book that one of the reasons people who were abolitionists became suffragists us because they realized if women couldn't vote, they coul

ida b well taught us to stand. muhammad ali taught us to stand. rosa parks taught us to stand.is that time? now is the time for justice. let us done -- let us stand for justice today, tomorrow, and forever more. -- we aregetting clothes.loser to our we want to welcome from trinity united christian church. i don't know what city -- i am just messing -- chicago. reverend otis moss the third. fromnd and greet you trinity united church of christ and i stand with my son, elisha moss. elijah moss. shall we redeem and restore this nation or will we allow this administration to pimp a butterfly known as democracy. if we are going to fight does a people, we have to recognize that we must repent as a nature -- as a nation. we must repent from america's original sin, it racism. we must repent from these activities. not only must we repent from this, but from a war on drugs that hurts black, brown, and poor people. we have to repent from not recognizing that it ther -- that there is climate change. i stand here as an apologist for the black church but the black church must repent. we must

ida power and ligh >>> good morning, it's 8:55. i'm kenny choi.hayward will be going to florida. florida power & light requested help before hurricane irma makes landfall this weekend. >>> alameda high school is now the center of a hate crime investigation after a noose was found near the tennis courts yesterday. school officials believe that the noose was made from the rope used to hang up privacy screens by the tennis courts. >>> an oakland man filed an excessive force lawsuit against bart from a violent arrest last july that was captured on officers' body cam. plus the cell phone. michael smith claims that officers never told him that he was suspected of a crime. >>> stick around; we'll have weather and traffic in just a moment. >>> we are tracking an accident that has a couple of lanes blocked on northbound 87 right at taylor street. one lane is blocked. we have speeds below 10 miles per hour. traffic backed up to highway 85. it's about 40 minutes heading northbound from 85 up to 101. 101 continues to be very heavy and now a new accident just

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estÁ siendo reabuso tazo ida y muchos de los autos se estÁn moviendo para allÁ, entonces. mÁs necesitado quÉ tal los negocios, has visto que los cerraron? >>> mira antes de respondoerte acaban de cerrar esta gasolinera ya se acabÓ la gasolinera que hemos estado durante toda la maÑana pero los estÁn mandando a la gasolinera de allÁ, fÍjate que mucho de los negocios ya han sido cerrados y no solamente cerrados sino que ademÁs ya estÁn protegidos con estas madera oso incluso con estas lÁminas que se pone peno que el viento no pueda de alguna manera romper las ven tantos y entonces provocar que pues la construcciÓn pueda ser destrozada, muchos de los negocios por ejemplo en miami bicho que es el Área turÍstica de aquÍ. han sido tambiÉn ya cubierto, allÍ prÁcticamente es uno ciudad se mi fantasma todavÍa hay poca gente hay gente que todavÍa va a la playa como tu decÍas porque el sol es intenso se siente todavÍa el verano de miami con una temperatura que rebasa los 90 grados pero sÍ la realidad es de que mucha gente pues no se estÁ acercando a esas zonas que un quedando desplaza

. >> claro que sÍ, pero tambiÉn tenemos buenas pelÍculas kicker ida zuleyka, tenemos un adelanto de la las calles, estaban todos en la caso. >> creo que es un momento en que todo el mundo se paralizÓ, quÉ significÓ para ti como mexicano cuando escuchaste cantar el himno de tu paÍs. >> ha sido un momento muy conmovido, si me dices cÓmo describes a un mexicano, bondad, generosidad, impulso, nos vamos a levantar, otra vez, en una imagen, un sonido, este que compartimos aquÍ. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ (himno nacional) . >> eso no necesita descripciÓn. >> gracias por acompaÑarnos, recuerden todos unidos el prÓximo domingo. vamos a conectar con ana marÍa canseco. >>>> estÁn llenando estas casas de despensa, el pueblo mexicano unido. >> gracias por haberme dado esta tarea, es muy importante la donaciÓn de cada uno de ustedes, aquÍ se estÁ haciendo lo que se puede pero se necesita mÁs, hay muchos desamparados, mucha gente que necesita hogares, mucha gente que se quedÓ sin nada y necesita su ayuda, por eso es importante que usted participe y ustedes donen, seguimos con fe, queremos buenas noticias, queremos

ida think there is such a principle that professor amar described. but if there is, it would forbid ath self pardoning and firing prosecutor who is investigating you. the two things are basically the same. >> i think in practical terms, the answer may remain academic. at the point at which the president is purported to pardon himself, i have to think that is when the house would seriously consider exercising impeachment power. >> i understand. to wrap up, my question is, i do not get why you think it is settled that the president can't pardon himself, but it is he can fire a special prosecutor. and you just nodded when professor pose nurse said they are the same. the you have them as opposites. >> because we do not know if he fired mueller not because of mueller pursuing him, but because of mueller pursuing paul manafort or donald trump jr.. folks hispardon those friends and brothers, that would raise different issues. theould need to know why president was firing mueller. if it was about savoring his own skin or someone else's skin. >> ok, i am sorr

eso fue la ida a colombia.come muy bien. recuerden que antes de un viaje, el protocolo dice que hay que revisar los sitios. Él come poco, pero en colombia comiÓ bastante. duerme en el mismo lugar. no quiso durmiera en medellÍn. durmiÓ sólo la siesta. prefiriÓ ir al seminario mayor. en la misma cama, 31 aÑos antes, durmiÓjuan pablo ii. karla: tambiÉn, de regreso a roma, la gente prensa preguntÓ sobre trump. [hablan italiano] marÍa antonieta: creo que, no sÓlo tiene la esperanza que recapacite en daca, dijo que ha escuchado presentarse al presente los estados unidos como provida, fue una gran respuesta. francisca: me da curiosidad en esta conferencia de prensa, cÓmo hace el periodista para estar ahÍ? marÍa antonieta: en algunas ocasiones te toca hablar, en otra no. valentina me querÍa dejar el lugar, pero le tocaba a ella hacer la pregunta. nos juntamos lo que hablamos espaÑol. entonces, si ella podÍa preguntar, le pedimos que fuera la pregunta de daca. ella tambiÉn querÍa una oraciÓn por el terremoto de mÉxico.

situacion el estado haque la falta se hace la fila el calor, todo >>s e marca unicamente con un pasaje de idau rereo es incierto ademas de la crisis ecoinomica dice que se va para c curar el bienestar de los niÑos >> porque no hay comida >> la pirorriorodadidad es envi padres a oprlando >> sin comida sin gasolina >> la situacion de pais se ha o tornado sdificil y prfierefipre tengan mejor calidad de vida >> me siento orgullosa de el >> asi como ellos son otros que viajan sin planes de regresar a mas de un millon de puert puertorriqueÑo llegaron a la isla y ahora se temperatura e s ser masivo >> las autoridades dicen que s pasaran meses sin embargo con confiorm,confi confiorman que este jueves se e reanudaran los vuelos in internacionales noticias telemundo >> tras la situacion de desav s desabastecimiento el gobierno e levantaran las restricciones que priohibian luego de la licid anmand maatario autorizo que se rea reanude el gobierno federal em emitio extension para texas y l florida droga del pespueecesavea en mexico el gobierno asegura que la reconsrttruccion del pa c comenzara de inmediat

ellos tambiÉn podrÁn recibir la ida de fema. estos consejos que valen oro para toda la comunidad. pasamos con karla y ana hasta la ciudad de mÉxico. adelante, karla. karla: muchas gracias michelle. seguimos atentos con el trayecto del huracÁn irma y orando mucho por toda nuestra gente y que no pase mÁs de un susto. susto tambiÉn el que te lleva mi querida adis tuÑon. >> en mi casa es una zona de la corona roma que es la menos frÁgil. yo no soy de aquÍ pero ya me tocÓ vivir en carne propia esta situaciÓn. nos quedamos sin luz, sin agua, sin seÑal de internet y no sabÍamos quÉ habÍa pasado la ciudad. afortunadamente no pasÓ nada mayor. tenemos que estar en otro tenor y hablemos de algo que nos relaje. ya que perdimos la seÑal y perdimos a los ayer... el dÍa de ayer nos fuimos a disfrutar de unos guapos que quisieron ornamentar la ciudad. anabab en cero llantas. karla: contamina o sin camisa? adis: con camisa pero una tiene buen ojo. [risas] adis: sÓlo para mujeres se lanzÓ el turi bus de la ciudad de mÉxico y no sÓlo para adornar

experience for me as a person who grew up around memphis but living in mississippi, boss crump -- talk about ida wells from hollis point mississippi, the first african-american millionaire in the south who lived in memphis, robert church was from holly springs, mississippi, fled mississippi, sufficient reasons at that time. the thing that struck out for me when we talked about the politics is this. african-americans just wanted a seat at the table in memphis. they wanted some participation in public affairs, they wanted to hold public office. they didn't want to run the whole city, they just wanted some input. at every turn for for 75, 80 years, the white establishment said no, we are not going to give you a seat, we are not going to let you sit on the board of john gaston hospital in memphis even though the majority of patients in the hospital were african-americans, we won't let you do that, so he kept fighting and fighting, and culminated in the election of doctor harrington based on two factors, one with the assassination of doctor king in 1968 which started the influx or outlooks if that is