isabel barely had time to kiss him good-bye. orlando took the wheel of his 1975 chevrolet chevelle malibu classic. out of gallantry, micheal moffitt opened the front door for ronni. in less than an hour orlando and ronni would be dead. michael would be traumatized for life. this is the actual car after the bombing on sheridan circle. i never learned what the surprise was, isabel recalled, when i interviewed her over 40 years after this event. to this day, the killing of orlando letelier and ronni moffitt remains the only assassination of a foreign diplomat on u.s. soil. it's also the only state-sponsored assassination in washington and the most important in history. still osama bin laden assessed one historian, they constituted the most brazen act of international terrorism ever committed in the capital of the united states. it is still the only state sponsored such act and the only car bomb. the two decade long resolution of this case would hold implications for chile, the united states, terrorism, human rights, and the fate of

atrocities and issued an apology but to date no reparations have been paid well now namibian artist isabelle is addressing this national trauma with an installation here in berlin. ancestors are one of the namibian tribes the german colonial power that tried to obliterate over a century. with her to exhibit here in berlin. gives a voice to those who are silenced they tried to various you know they they they tried to kill the whole. ethnic group the heroes. and they didn't succeed you know we're still here when we're here to tell the story . from 1004 to 1908 the german army brutally suppressed the herero unama rebellion killing up 210-0000 people or more. the 1st genocide of the 20th century shaped modern. maybe descendants of victims were displaced today 70 percent of profit land remains in white hands germany has returned remains of victims to be buried properly and has so far we fused calls for reparations. to the. fragile masts of the artists own face lie half buried in sand the work feels like an untended mass a brave people such a v.v. hopes to start a discussion about the crimes of th

to the internet if so i think it's like those produced up in general have been my guest today is isabel lindsay a from afraid of house she specializes in africa welcome to date of the africa isabelle so we're talking about this surveillance on social media in the african qantas just give us an overview who exactly is being monitored on social media. hi great to be here thank you so much so our new freedom on the net report has found evidence of social media surveillance problem programs in kenya south africa nigeria uganda and angola and to give a sense of the kind of scale of programs that we're talking about nigeria for example in their $20000.00 budget included an allocation for a social media mining suite of $2000000000.00 iraq. right and so i'm guessing that this is this is it's a far reaching sort of a let's try to small target at specific individuals but but generally the average joe can be average show expect that there being so say an online that's exactly right and one of our main concerns but governments aren't just targeting individual people but because they're using ai and

they can go to to memorialize their answer so what isabel's main goal with this installation well she is in favor of reparations she is in favor of returning of artworks and so forth but what she told me was that her main point is to get people to acknowledge this trauma is possible for people maybe to move beyond it and she said what she definitely doesn't want is the modern people of germany to feel particular sense of guilt or shame about the past let's have a quick listen to what she had to say earlier today if you they themselves don't do anything and i think what they need to do is then just come to the table and help us you know get this history into the limelight get it known and everything just help us on our journey of healing. scott it's such a huge issue how how can art to what extent can it really heal. is a big question but i think at least it can start the process i think art is something that can express. issues that are very difficult to express directly and i think with with her work she is trying to look at the the trauma of her people but do it in a way that makes

right that's isabel is a from the fate of house thank you. thank you so much. about dest oil and screeching ty is spinning is the fosters growing much a sport in south africa it was once shrouded in darkness it again is he and gangsterism today a new generation of privacy is pushing to make this subculture mainstream and they're pulling crowds to race hubs across the country. to the inner earth. screeching tires roaring motors and then to adrenaline this is the dog of south african street speaking. a bit spinning it's like a drug you have to be pretty tough for me to understand it's turning is all about. the drugs and i mean. you know just feel yourself free to their rooms simply see how many death defying stunts you can perform before the engine gives out spinning evolved during the 1980 s. at the height of the appetite regime expensive cars which well considered status symbols of white supremacy was stolen and used to perform stunts as an act of defiance they were also the perfect getaway cars for guns does i. but the north has changed scenes where a young ge

isabelle: i think that is right.n a lot of focus in the recent market commentary, looking at the domestic agenda of the two sides and thinking one is more market friendly than the other and therefore everything is fine. unless a decision is made or a request is made by june of next year to request for an extension of the transition period, that it will end at the end of next year. that is a near certainty no post-brexit is ready yet. we would be back to something close to a no deal brexit. shockld still be a major for the u.k. economy. has notthis realization quite yet crept into markets. the hope is, are we going to get clarity? our going to get certainty? unfortunately, people have not focused enough on the fact you could get certainty in the near term. but potentially more down the road. francine: this is something people have been focused on. in we haveading jeremy corbyn's spending plan. i am wondering from your perspective, is the fiscal stimulus that he is proposing potentially positive for u.k. markets? ask w

isabelle barely had time to kiss him good-bye. orlando took the wheel of his 1975 chevrolet chevelle malibu classic. michael moffitt opened the front passenger door for ronni. he plopped himself on the backseat. that september 21st, 1976, was a drizzly morning in the nation's capital. in less than an hour, orlando and ronni would be dead, michael would be traumatized for life. this is the actual car after the bombing on sheridan circle. i never learned what the surprise was, isabelle recalled when i interviewed 40 years after this event. to this day, the killing of orlando letelier and ronni moffitt remains the only assassination of a foreign diplomat on u.s. soil. it's also the only state-sponsored assassination ever in washington and the most important in u.s. history. until osama bin laden, the letelier-moffitt assassinations constituted the most brazen act of international terrorism ever committed in the capital of the united states. it is still the only state-sponsored such act and the only car bomb. the two-decade-long resol

lot of these works will be returned as they as they should be but i think the important thing is as isabel said we need to have discussions need to acknowledge the trauma and the loss of these people as a way to as a starting point to go forward well they try to bury us a very moving installation by is about. on until december 8th here in berlin just a short time scott ross perot thank that's very much for bringing us that background. and we'll finish off with a puzzle that giovanni cantante can transform into art 1st of all the 24 year old italian is a whiz on the rubik's cube he can solve it in literally seconds which i already find amazing but he doesn't stop there because he's also a pioneer of rubik's cube art so let's get him to show us how it's done. johnny come tardy puts more than $700.00 cubes and as much as 2 hours into each of his portraits but he doesn't put into them just glue either the frame holds the cubes in place or the image falls to pieces as soon as it's completed he has nearly 350000 followers on instagram he generally makes portraits of famous figures some of the st

. >>> es viernes de inmigraciÓn y nos acompaÑa isabel soto.asta ahora no ha recibido nada ¿quÉ puede hacer?. >>> quÉ pena seÑor gilberto. la realidad desafortunadamente que cualquier pedido de arreglo, se necesita meter otra aplicaciÓn para recibir si estÁ tar tand tiempo. si estÁ fuera del tiempo de procesamiento llame al telÉfono de servicio al cliente, si no es asÍ, contactÉ a un congresista que le puede ayudar. >>> su hijo estÁ en el ejÉrcito y ellos estÁn en estados unidos hace 25 aÑos. >>> si los pide tienen que salir del paÍs para tener el perdÓn. >>> si tiene un hijo o esposo o esposa, consulte con el abogado puede calificar por un alivio, que se llama entrada local. y por este servicio militar. y es un veterano. con este permiso, no tiene que salir para poder... consulte con el abogadotras cosas que puede influenciar su caso. >>> >>> una pregunta general. ahora que el usc permite a los inmigrantes que desean patrocinar para la residencia permanente que comienza el proceso en su pÁgina web quÉ diferencia hay en este proceso. la a pli c

su madre, la reina isabel ii anunciÓ que retira a su hijo andrÉ de sus deberes pÚblicos, debido a suss de inglaterra se retira de la vÍa pÚblica tras las acusaciones de haber tenido relaciones sexuales con una de las menores explotadas por el pedÓfilo convicto jeffrey epstein. en un comunicado, el hijo de la reina isabel ii dijo que su madre la concediÓ permiso para retirarse de todos los deberes pÚblicos que conlleva su cargo en el futuro inmediato. >> las decisiones que tome de ahora en adelante, de ir a determinados eventos pasarÁ a tÍtulo particular. seguirÁ siendo el prÍncipe andrÉs. galo: una de sus acusadora as ha dicho que fue forzada a tener relaciones con el prÍncipe andrÉs en londres, nueva york y en una isla privada del caribe, entre 1999 y 2002. en una entrevista con la bbc, el prÍncipe dijo no recordar a roberts. jamÁs demostrÓ empatÍa con las vÍctimas de epstein. su participaciÓn fue muy criticada, porque mencionÓ que nunca hace demostraciones de cariÑo en pÚblico. asegurÓ que no es fiestero. inmediatamente la prensa lo contradijo con estas imÁgenes. por supuesto, estoy

man on podium speaking spanish] [man speaking spanish] [both speaking spanish] [derilus speaking] isabel rivera-collazo: we think of migrants and refugees as these people that are coming to take over our country. we don't see that these are the people that got to the point that it was so hard for them to survive that it was easier to face death than to stay. because that's what they are facing when they decide to get on a boat or they decide to c cross a border or ty decide to cross the desert, they're facing their own death, they're facing the death of their loved ones, theirir children,ndnd that is a better decision than staying behind. reporter: look at the size of this storm on satellite at this hour. tonight a direct hit in haiti slamming ashore at 145 mileles per hohour. [indistinct voices] [derilus speaking] [whistle blowing] [cesar palencia chavez speaking spanish] [pastor gustavo banda speaking spanish] protester: apology. [indistinct crowd voices] protesters chanting: apology! apology! [deris s speakingng] [chavez speaking] [man speaking] rivera-collazo: something said of clima

isabel realizarÉ una vigilia en honor a las vÍctimas. >> la comunidad de santa clarita se unirÁ estalicÍa, el joven de 16 segundos portando un arma calibre 45 semiautomÁtica acabÓ con la vida de dos estudiantes e hiriÓ a otros tres y luego se disparÓ provocÁndose la muerte dos dÍas despuÉs. >> todo esto es triste. yo estoy aquÍ porque ella por lo que estÁ pasando esto me doliÓ mucho porque yo tengo hijos tambiÉn. y querÍa venir a no mÁs visibles que están con dios ya. >> ella llegÓ con sus hijas. ella se estudian en el distrito escolar de santa clarita y cuentan que la orden fue cerrada todas las escuelas porque no sabÍan a lo que se enfrentaban. >> el instituto tuvo mucha comunicaciÓn con nosotros, nos mandaron textos, nos mandaron un electrÓnico para decenas que era una cuestiÓn, pero el saber que ya tenÍa miedo, estaban escondidas sin saber quÉ estaba pasando, fue muy impactante. >> por esta familia nos decÍan que tendrÁn esos corazones no solamente a estos jÓvenes que murieron en este ataque, sino tambiÉn a los padres de familia del joven de 16 que le cambiÓ la vida a toda una co

you are raising awareness of this and i'm going to bring in isabelle because you believe this happenedme to go and see him. once we were there for about an hour before we decided to get a drink and be queued up decided to get a drink and be queued up at the bar, got one drink, it was a mango run slush and three quarters through the drink, my friend realised i wasn't ok. my legs weren't working, my brain couldn't communicate with the rest of my body, i wanted to walk from a to b but i couldn't. i felt like my legs weren't doing what they were supposed to be doing. what did you think was going on? first i was thinking, why is she reacting this way to alcohol, she hasn't consumed enough. when we decided to leave i thought, something isn't right. i was walking her through the club and leading herand! was walking her through the club and leading her and i was thinking, was walking her through the club and leading herand i was thinking, her body shouldn't react this way, there's obviously something wrong. we need to leave. she was really sick and i thought, something has been put in her drin

isabel contreras fue una de estas personas que fue evacuada de emergencia. >>> agarramos lo que pudimosn los carros pero gracias a dios vamos a regresar a nuestro hogar. >>> pero hoy es afortunada de regresar a su casa. >>> aquÍ, vivos y nuestra casa estÁ bien. >>> aunque otros, aÚn esperan que den la misma noticia desar o serÁ hasta ver que ya no corran peligro, bomberos tienen proyectado contener este incendio hasta el 7 de noviembre. >>> esto gracias que bajaron los vientos. >>> y las condiciones han mejorado. ahora muchos van a regresar a lo que quedÓ de sus casas tambiÉn, hay que pensar en ellos tambiÉn. >>> bueno reabren dos oficinas de to wroes que cerraron por el incendio en condado sonoma, correspondencia se envi oficinas postales, oficinas, tambiÉn ya retomaron las operaciones. >>> incendio kincade arde, al nrte de la bahÍa y distrito escolar de santa rosa trae normalidad para estas familias. >>> claudia estÁ en vivo en santa rosa con la informaciÓn. >>> quÉ tal, buenas tardes, compaÑeros, bueno es bien sabido que luego tiempos difÍciles llega la calma es lo que viven cientos

alberto: la seÑora isabel ossa recuperÓ el crimen de su hija por aÑos, asesinada en su domicilio.y decirle que grite justicia, porque no es posible. ella estÁ muerta y quiÉn por ella? mÁs que yo y su familia, porque las autoridades les vale. alberto: o muchÍsimo en los casos de mujeres muertas en este paÍs. las personas dice que ni perdÓn ni olvido. que se aplique la justicia y que no haya mÁs asesinatos de mujeres. fÉlix: no mate con el chora senador diplomÁtico de el salvador para abandonar venezuela. nicolÁs ordenÓ la expulsiÓn, tras la decisión de la estaciÓn salvadoreÑa de echar a los diplomÁticos venezolanos en respaldo a juan guaidÓ. la cancillerÍa venezolana dijo que las personas no gratas para continuar en su territorio. fÉlix: este domingo se corriÓ el maratÓn de nueva york. la manzana fue rodeada por miles de atletas de todo el mundo. detrÁs de los entusiastas deportistas hubo un impecable trabajo de seguridad de las autoridades. >> es uno de los eventos de mayor despliegue de seguridad y solidaridad en la gran manzana. con temperaturas que apenas alcanzaron los 43 f, 5

. >> cerca de la autopista 280 en donde vive isabel >>> sorprendente porque es un Área muy callada >>e uno de los blancos de los ladrones >>> no tenÍa nada a la vista y estaba guardado pero yo creo que nos estaban vigilando poca suerte estaban con este maceratesi aunque trataron de romperle la ventana no pudieron esta vez en el Área del granada >>> para mÍ es novedad que venÍan delincuentes para llegar en el caso, las autoridades en san mateo le piden no dejar nada a la vista al interior de los autos ni siquiera el control remoto para abrir los garajes >>> vamos a tener mÁs cuidado >>> porque lo pueden agarrar y llegar a la casa >>> otra recomendaciÓn es que cuando estÉ estacionando no lo haga al otro lado de otros carros que estÁn ocupados de gente >>> aunque el robo de vehÍculos no es nada nuevo para los vecinos sÍ es nueva realidad >>> es triste y miedoso pensar que pueden volver por mÁs >>> en est bahÍa continÚa el debate que se desatÓ en la semana por comer nena plataforma >>> esta maÑana un grupo de personas protestÓ >>> en san francisco >>> ahÍ lo ve usted comiendo sandwich >>>

el diario time de londres la reina isabel forzÓ a mover su oficina y a su personal.l prÍncipe niega. el escritor arturo pÉrez... autor de la aclamada reina del sur. presenta estos dÍas, en estados unidos su Último libro. que recrea la historia de un hombre medieval castellano. un de los grandes maestros de la lengua espaÑola. hoy hablÓ de eso con julio vaqueiro. entre otras cosas. preguntÓ por el futuro del espaÑol en este paÍs. >>> es una batalla que el espaÑol va a ganar. y me encanta mover la bandera del hispano porque la vamos a ganar. no sÉ si la voy a ver. pero el idioma oficial en estados unidos sea el inglÉs y el espaÑol. idioma oficial reconoci reconocido. >>> en nuestra serie sabor latino, hoy vamos a disfrutar de una picada colombiana, un manjar al que pocos pueden resistir combina todo tipo de carnes, con papas y verdurass. carmen fue a new york para conocer sus secretos. ♪. ♪ >>> las mejores picadas colombianas en new york, estÁn en el basurero, pero no hay que dejarse llevar por el nombre, en este rincÓn antioqueÑo de queens el sa son de don ramÓn atrae

borja: en otras noticias, el prÍncipe andrÉs de inglaterra hijo de la reina isabel negÓ categÓricamenteestadounidense jeffrey epstein, acusado de trafico sexual de menores y que aparecio ahorcado en su celda de nueva york el pasado agosto. y la pareja de dibujos animados mas conocida a nivel mundialesta de aniversario.! por su puesto que me refiero a mickey y minnie, quienes hoy cumplen 91 aqos. ambos hicieron su debut en la cinta "buque de vapor willie" el 18 de noviembre de 1928 en nueva york.lo curioso es que hasta ahora no se ha confirmado de manera oficial si estan casados o no; sin embargo, en 1933 su creador walt disney admitio en privado que si firmaron el papel. yo lo que quiero saber es cual crema usan para las arrugas, porque se mantienen increibles... >> muy buenas tardes. le saluda yarel ramos. gracias por inicia la semana con nosotros en ediciÓn digital california. un tiroteo de

la mujer dijo que el hijo de la reina isabel la forzÓ a tener relaciones Íntimas en al menos tres ocasiones jornada, amÉrica y monterrey se enfrentaron en el tour Águila de houston. ganÓ monterrey 2-1, se habÍa puesto en ventaja del amÉrica. le dio la vuelta el monterrey con goles de parra, aprovechando jimÉnez no sale. luego vincent janssen sacÓ jimÉnez, le dio la victoria a rayado sobre amÉrica. el prÓximo domingo, 24 de noviembre serÁ la ceremonia eucarÍstica en memoria de jorge vergara, en la casa del guadalajara. las puertas del estadio obliga a las 9:00 a.m. para el pÚblico en general, que podrÁ despedirse quien marcarÁ una Época al frente del rebaÑo.. actividad en las eliminatorias, alemania goleÓ 4-0 a bielorrusia. con el empate de holanda e irlanda del norte. tony kross con un doblete cerrÓ la cuenta para los germanos. uno seco y un griego definirÁn el campeonato en londres. vatios 7-5 y 6-3 al alemÁn. derrotaron al suizo roger federer. este martes cierra la fase de grupos de la liga de naciones. cuba contra estados unidos y despuÉs méxico enfrenta a bermudas. gracias por acompaÑar

so michelle williams is isabel. she's a young woman working in an orphanage in kolkata.et an investor. she does not want to go but she has told you have to go. when she gets there, she meets julianne moore's businesswoman who says "i'm very busy, my daughter is getting married tomorrow. come to the wedding and we'll talk about it there." but as soon as she gets the wedding and set eyes onjulianne moore's husband and daughter, she completely freaks out. she panics and she runs off to be on her own at the wedding. here's a clip. i couldn't agree more. i am not into weddings. i'd like to be alone. tell me about it. crowds are awful. music and laughter in background. ok, i can take one for the team and drink them both. chuckles. you know how at every wedding, there are always a few single people pretending not to care they're single? well, we're those people. chuckles. it's weird, right? i'm divorced. what's your story? get away from me. 0k. what you see in that clip is everything you need to know about that film is playing out on herface — not what he is saying, but on the

al corresponded isabel certainly didn't hold back.ae are doing, there are also a lot of airstrikes which have caused many deaths of civilians recently. stop this. it's a fine line, do a keep filming or do a knot? he could shut alcohol shoot down at that point. i tried to pull back and give him some space but they wanted to keep rolling to get this interaction. the judges said, fully‘s camerawork was consistently brilliant. he captured the humanity of the characters and the immediacy of the characters and the immediacy of the characters and the immediacy of the situation. from the hospital to the front line, you were right there. malaria is one of the major causes of death and illness in sierra leone, with children under five particularly at risk. paul miles and zoe gill filmed inside a children's hospital in sierra leone. having previously worked on various journalism project to raise awareness on behalf of marginal communities, miles wanted to highlight the ever present threat of malaria. we trained a network of community reporters f

our correspondent, isabel, certainly did not hold back.thing that you are e are doing when it comes to air are e are doing when it comes to air are sending out a lot of airstrikes which has caused many deaths of civilians recently. stop, please. a fine line. do i keep filming or not? he could shut down our shoot at that point. i pulled back and tried to give him some space but i wanted to keep rolling, to get this interaction. the judges said that foley's camerawork was consistently brilliant. he captured the humanity of the characters in the immediacy of the characters in the immediacy of the characters in the immediacy of the situation from the hospital to the frontline, you felt you were right there. malaria is one of the major causes of death and illness in sierra leone. with children under five to keeley at risk. paul and zoe filmed inside a children's hospital in freetown in sierra leone. having previously worked on various journalism projects, to raise awareness on behalf of a marginal community, miles wanted to highlight the ever p

did you ever hear about isabel before you made this direction? >> before this was decided, no, sir. >> did you ever think of the consequences for people like her? did you ever think that, with all the other things you have to do, and i respect that, and i also respect the fact that congress needs to come together, but you still have consequences and as the record shows, multiple administrations, and she was -- she, in her case, was approved for deferred action by your administration so all of a sudden things change. she's here. she's under a program. she's saving people's lives, american's lives and others, under a much respected american program and she gets this letter. you're responsible for that. do you care to respond? >> whether we withdrew on august 7th from granding affirmative requests for deferred action, we knew that that authority continued to exist and any -- anyone who would have received such a letter could have or would have been in the process where they could also get it from a more appropriate source other than us. as mr. renau

tucked away here isabel by new a low an aerobatic dating back to the 11th century and one of the oldest structures and granada. 'd now it's a museum no bathing allowed even so the middle eastern bath culture lives on in this city. 'd in a modern among with warm and cold basins. so there you go vehicle doesn't you know. that's the end of those so they were the protrusion come on the ground up to prove that it's not a. deal. and this is my specialty for a perfect weekend grenada experiencing a really. nice. and friendly my trip is not complete without visiting a flamenco show that's what granada is famous for most of the shows are put on in capes. to be saddled although this is all improvised it's what we feel in our hearts and want to convey to the public. and for me it's the perfect end to a perfect weekend. and mag and has lots more tips on perfect weekends on our you tube channel check it out and find more exciting places like company hagen prague and bullet for it decades germany was really known for its truffles but 17 years ago french called john the jew men made a stunning discove

and isabel writes because of all the environmental damage the traditional sources of animal protein will no longer be feasible maybe we'll eat more insects instead. thanks for your comments. at least most of us and fast food is as popular as ever but as one big disadvantage it typically leads to weight gain. obesity is on the rise in many parts of the world. at $24.00 countries over 30 percent of the population is now obese it's a problem that increases the risk of heart attacks and diabetes how about going on a diet. forgo those nasty calories for a few weeks and lose weight before you know it. but that's not all that happens when you go on a diet temptation is all around how does your psyche react. that's what american researchers wanted to find out. first they determine the level of the hormone cortisol in more than 100 test subjects half the group was put on a diet the other half made up a control group after 3 weeks there cortisol levels were measured again the level some central group are almost the same but in the diet group cortisol levels have risen markedly by about 17 percent

isabel went and got a degree with honors from cal state east bay.lp them through this process? until we get to the point where either she can get her deferred action in this bureaucratic limbo? >> we have reopened these cases and i can't speak to timelines for particular cases but i do know that we have commenced deciding them. we are getting through some of the work. we seen an uptick in filings. i would note for you since this public discussion began. that's behind the dashed in that they were already in the pipeline. so there's would not be affected by that uptick. but i can't speak to exactly how long it would take for each of those cases to be decided. in the idea of working together and i would be willing to help you with this regard, i'm not being patronizing, hopefully. this is a practical situation. if we could work to ensure they would have due process as you currently outline. if there's a gap in there we would work through it. if we could work on legislation with permanently corrected this group of people. that's what i like to hear. >>

will it's god's will for sure all it's got to isabel you're all the people of god lou you're talking ok thank you very much thank you chip thank you so much. there to korti in sentences of the spanish supreme court shock to liberal opinion across the world and independent sentiment in catalonia very few countries in the civilized world pursue sedition as a concept unless it is linked in some way to violence and history teaches us that this sort of repressive tactic is seldom successful today show however has been about the human cost upon to families of these long sentences and focused on 2 women who have picked up the mantle of speaking it in favor of their imprisoned husbands there is little in the spanish election results which offer the hope of initiatives to break the deadlock that is a civil force of catalan nationalism is still up against the immovable object of the spanish state opinion is hardening on both sides and prospects of a post-election breakthrough seem as elusive as ever one can only hope the now that this meaningless election is over then meaningful talks can begi

mining conglomerate the solway group reopened a dormant nickel mine at the phoenix site near lake isabel the largest lake in guatemala then came the stories illnesses skin rashes air pollution water shortages failed crops. and then in march 2017 lake is about 200. angered by the government's slow response to their grievances the local fishermen this union blockaded the mine bringing operations to a standstill the standoff lasted weeks costing the company millions krrish it began to mount and the local authorities to end the blockade on march 27th tensions at the phoenix mine boiled over the journalist carlos truck was there with his camera that he saw no money in the luggage him in the disco orders. to let it in we went up to the mine a tough past 12 and already we could see that the riot police and been deployed as well as us special orders and the c.l. is there a point here and it all seems rather premeditated so that the local police forces supplemented the riot police and the they start to fire tear gas and then restart our live rounds. at that moment in the middle of everything when

and we've got something special for the fans where is isabel? oh, here's isabel.nd behind-the-scenes looks. and i also happen to have four tickets for you guys to go see the show. >> whoa! where are you guys from? >> canada. >> you came in to run the marathon. >> yes >> very cool, now you've got a bonus, you get to go see harry potter. >> and you got the book. >> fantastic, james, thank you so much. >> thank you, al. >> thank you guys for being here and for more on the book, head to today.com/shop. james, again, thank you so very much let's check your weather, see what we've got going on for you, and as we start with today, we are looking at above average temperatures out west. another cold air mass coming out of the plains. we've got a lot of wet weather through the southeast. tomorrow, slow travel through the upper midwest, the warmth continues out west >>> good morning, i'm kari hall, visibility is gradually improving but this has been a major issue throughout the morning as we see drifts of fog coming in. as we go through the res of the day all of that clears

the spectator‘s assistant editor isabel hardman said she profoundly disagrees with liddle‘s piece and his response. he said: former texas congressman beto o'rourke has announced that he is ending his 2020 presidential campaign. o'rourke told supporters in an e—mail that he will also not run to become a senator next year either. he made the announcement in a series of tweets, stating: after expressing his gratitude to the volunteers and donors to his campaign, he then asked supporters to... before then tweeting that his team... chris, just tell us more about this. yes, beto o'rourke was seen as one of the big rising stars within the democratic party, mainly because of a run that he took at a senate seat in texas 12 months ago in the mid—term elections. now, he wasn't successful, but he did make an impact, and he was seen as somebody who could be a really promising figure for the democrats in the future. and in fact, he launched his presidential campaign with a cover photo shoot for vanity fair magazine. it gave you the sense that he was very much a man on the rise —— vanity fair. altho

isabel hicks has been reunited with her family tonight.h of richmond. 34-year-old bruce lynch, known to the family, is under arrest after a police chase. police say she appears unharmed. >>> the chicago teacher's strike is now over. mayor lori lightfoot and the teacher's union reaching a deal to end the two-week walkout effecting nearly 300,000 school children. a five-year contract with pay raises. school back open tomorrow. >>> and celebrating the world series champs. what a night. the nationals winning their first title in franchise history. d.c. hosting a parade on saturday. world series mvp pitcher stephen strasburg saying he's celebrating tonight by going trick or treating with his two girls. >>> when we come back tonight, the other trick or treater that you have to see tonight. for months, people have been going up to his window. of millions of americans during the recession. so, my wife kat and i took action. we started a non-profit community bank with a simple theory - give people a fair deal and real economic power. invest in the

i want to congratulate alexis isabel and 30 finalists from around the country. each awarded cash on stomach summer camp experiences just incredible >> just to see the passion. >> a lot of. >>> let's talk about more science. a foggy starts to the day once again the oakland coliseum and how foggy it is there, temperatures running in the 40s and 50s. 47 concord, oakland you're coming in at 53, livermore 44, is about 51, 53 san jose 47 for santa rosa. visibility, let's check this for you, half moon bay two miles, amount oakland, half mile concorde i'm looking at a half mile napa and santa rosa. will take some time. eventually for these guys to clear for most of us. very selective yesterday. it will stay cool and cloudy along the coast in the upper 50s and mid-50s with sun glare icon we go cool to mild temperatures mild temperatures there, as we head through the day, actually the next several days, a ridge of high pressure is in place and that is going to steer the storm to the north. we are looking at dry quite conditions the next several days, taking hour by hour a

while the former leader has sought asylum in mexico his supporters continue to demand his return to isabel has more than the past. thousands of protesters surround bolivia's presidential palace they came here to show support to their leader in what alice. is a 25 year old student he says he's worried about what's happening in his country. it's an interim government that does not represent us it's filled with white people that look at us with racism and hatred we came here to show who the original people of bolivia really are. on wednesday interim president anyone yes swore in a new cabinet in a place where bolivia's mostly indigenous community was well represented and where the spirit of but mama or mother earth sacred to that community was once revered it's now been replaced with a bible across and mostly non indigenous representatives. because people are demanding the resignation of as i mean. they're also saying that now it's time for civil war. to a seriously or and even the new administration 6 that they want to get by the. way we are. not representative i like that. the government is

isabel. was about to open the crystal. ball the muslims were about to start fighting each other over an old title. the count of. 1453. istanbul. no longer called constantinople was made capital of the old time and. an empire that the already made inroads into christine europe. but the soul tom was remains lay here in this mosque of the difference from. selim the 1st came to power in 1512. 5 years later he had toppled the man looked in history in egypt and triple the size of the ultimate empire. when the altman's conquer egypt taken from the man. they can claim to be protective of the holy muslim sites mecca and medina and they feel like in harry the mantle of being kay less from shadowline of apostate cain ifs in cairo. so ponce you are one of those who did what if you knew the truth to have been covered the stone. was a right that a good. book hardly fit there it quite a good to be a can get away if you stumble but you don't think. you could turn it the way we can do it and hung it's kind of a lot of that. but it is the.

. >> one isabel that senator udall is very familiar with with a provision to move forward with your proposal to purchase a building to serve and consolidate administrative headquarters, dissolving which do what you need to do to get that done? and as i recall we talked about that and there is the foundation of all which might circle back to my public private partnership efforts and you feel like the language as you see is adequate for you to do what you like to do their. >> i think the languages adequate and not ask my staff to go back and make sure there are not issues that i don't know about but it's crucial to think of an innovative way to solve the problems that we have and by consolidating all of these leases we have in being able to use the federal support to paydown, it will allow us to save an awful lot of money for the federal government as we move forward and were very excited about tuna and i appreciate the language you helped us do that. >> last thing i'll ask is in terms of the plan. you feel like the plane is headed in the right direction, are there any modifications that you'v