one of the causes heiresses jacqueline's daughter. she found a complaint for theft and suspected each movie of being involved in the fencing of the two paintings sold to rebuild of love along with fifty eight drawings. a judge in paris issued an international warrant for bouvier's arrest. the art dealer was suddenly being sought by police forces all over the world. years gathering with pablo picasso and her mother. back then they lived in the south of france on the hill of an old farmhouse called notes. because i lived in painted there for twenty years or so. in the fourteenth district of paris we're going to meet peter dupont. this former journalist was jacqueline picasso's confidant she wrote about their relationship in a book and she witnessed the skill of the artist body of work. to cook to decent then ended in that had to share many young men so much it was like it came she may think that this seemed. i don't need to prove because she could be identified and yet hillcoat is left to back it they will have it. on the artist's death

one of the cosmos heiresses jacqueline's daughter. she found a complaint for theft and suspected eve movie of being involved in the fencing of the two paintings sold to rebuild of love along with fifty eight drawings. a judge in paris issued an international warrant for bouvier's arrest. the art dealer was suddenly being sought by police forces all over the world. here is gasoline with pablo picasso and her mother. back then they lived in the south of france on the hill of moshe in an old farmhouse called note. because i lived in painted there for twenty years or so. in the fourteenth district of paris we're going to meet peter dupont. this former journalist was jacqueline picasso's confidant she wrote about their relationship in a book and she witnessed the scale of the artist. body of work. so was it was it like this charge a clean sheet image that the cib. yeah we'll call it is that he did back it a lot of it. on the artist's death in one thousand nine hundred seventy three then on jackson's death thirteen years later almost two th

. >> jacqueline llega a nuestra casa con una gran encomienda. >> nos cuesta más, adelante. >> hola amigosmos que llegas con muchos proyectos y principalmente con el programa viva el mundial a pocos días de la copa mundial 2018 qué podemos esperar? >> estoy emocionada con esta noticia amo el fútbol desde siempre. >> eras fanática de las chivas de guadalajara, es así lo sabemos, pero ahora a quien apuestas por el mundial. >> quiero decir algo, méxico yo sé que es difícil que méxico gana el mundial, es una realidad pero vamos a estar apoyando hasta el último instante a méxico, y creo que >> tiene grandes posibilidades de ganar es alemania. >> vamos a ver. >> en muchas guapos. >> vamos a ver cómo van esas apuestas y más allá de los deportes será esta su llegada a telemundo. >> estamos cocinando esa parte estoy muy emocionada, me está brillando la pupila. >> sin duda estaremos muy pendiente para todos los que quieran verla, saben que inmediatamente la pueden ver a partir de este 14 de junio a la gran pantalla de telemundo a pocos días de la copa mundial de la fifa rusia 2018 y de esta forma no

>>reporter: we are south of jacqueline square and there is construction in this area and just behind me the whale carcass is partially submerged. a spokesperson for the noah organization saying the marine mammals researchers will be there to try to determine how this whale died. one man was fishing and he was surprised to see the whale. >> it is something you don't see on a daily basis, but it is kind of exciting but at the same time a little said. >>reporter: as of now it is too soon to know what happened here. the marine center along with noah and the u.s. army corps of engineers has to assess the situation and figure out the best way to tow the whale out and toward angel island. on wednesday they got word the deceased whale was draped across the bow -- across the bow of the ship. it is unclear if this is the same whale or a different one. in oakland. shaquille ward. "kpix 5". -- jackie ward -- >> a short clip and we will show that to you later in the broadcast we are having some tech -- technical issues and we will be right back and you are watching "kpix 5" news at noon and here

here's neda iranpour >>> looks okay, but jacqueline will give you an update what's happening. on the left, we have a shot of the embarcadero, pier 7, nice-looking shot, including those lights. a little cloudy to start. a little cool. >> a little cool, a little misty, too. you guys didn't have to use your windshield wipers on the way in. >> no i didn't. >> tomorrow morning may be a little mist year. for now, we do have that ocean influence. you can kind of see that cloud coverage there. not low-hanging cloud coverage. not noticing that this morning. we are noticing temperatures in the mid to upper 50s to start off the day no 40s in sight. so a little bit warmer than what we usually wake up to. 57 in san francisco, san jose 57. afternoon temperatures will be a little bit cooler. so here are your headlines today. we will notice a bit of fog and low clouds today. daytime highs will be below average. today, tomorrow, by the end of the week, we'll start to see those temperatures rise in time for the weekend. that's when we will have sunnier conditions. for the next few dates, it's a

one of the causes heiresses jacqueline's daughter. she found a complaint for theft and suspected each movie of being involved in the fencing of the two paintings sold to rebuild of lev along with fifty eight drawings. a judge in paris issued an international warrant for bouvier's arrest. the art dealer was suddenly being. sought by police forces all over the world. here is gasoline with pablo picasso and her mother. back then they lived in the south of france on the hill of an old farmhouse called. because so lived in painted there for twenty years or so. in the fourteenth district of paris we're going to meet peter dupont. this former journalist was jacqueline picasso's confidant she wrote about their relationship in a book and she witnessed the scale of the artist body of work. of a total cook to dethrone under. so much it was a likeness charge a clean sheet image thief that this seemed very telling i don't need to print out to be identified and yelled all deserve to back it they will have it. on the artist's death in one thousand n

jacqueline kennedy.her right is her brother-in-law, the attorney general robert kennedy. >> they get into the ambulance. jack alongside them in a box. and jackie begins town burden herself of what bobby kennedy called the full horror of what had occurred in dallas. >> jackie thought in part she was to blame. she said, "i thought that first sound was the backfire of a motorcycle. if i had turned at the first sound, i could have pulled him into my lap and i would have saved him." >> she goes into stunning detail. and bobby would later say i didn't think about whether i wanted to hear it or not. he just listened because that was part of his role. >> he was the only one who felt the losses deeply as she had, and he was the one that she knew despite his reputation as being the ruthless kennedy he was the one with the biggest heart and the broadest shoulders for her lean on. >> while comforting jackie, bobby struggles with his own guilt. >> there's no doubt in my mind that bobby kennedy felt at some level that

kids like jacqueline. >> getting out of bed was so anxiety provoking for me because i was so scared of, like, what would happen. >> and sebastian. >> i have adhd with ocd and anxiety and in fifth grade and sixth grade i struggled. >> and colette. >> i missed a ton of school and i would go to, like, the stairwell or something and i would just be crying and i would call my mom. >> reporter: what do they think about the campaign? >> it was comforting to me to know that, you know, i'm not the only one. >> it does get better and easier as life goes on. >> people have dealt with it. it makes me so happy to see that because i'm like i can actually do this. >> if you have diabetes you take medication. if you have some mental health issues, you also take medication. and it's no big deal. >> that really resonated with me because i think sometimes people are like looked down upon kind of like for taking medication. >> once i found that it was okay to talk to somebody and seek help, i think that's something that has changed my life forever. >> it was kind of cool to see, like, you know, to always

is already out watching the very final preparations we've got daniel hawkins a coast on off and jacqueline vega joining us now first let's go to daniel holkins than tell us what's in store. for licky as you rightly said russia has a lot of celebrations a lot of festivals from international labor day to women's day learned acquired is cherished revered and respected and indeed so personal as the ninth of may victory day celebrations on the parade here on red square almost every family in russia many of the other former soviet republics were affected somehow as you quite rightly said estimated twenty six twenty seven million citizens died in that great victory which the russians called the great patriotic war it's very much a personal festival for many here my great grandma for one was also a military surgeon and touring the battle of moscow one of the key of battles of the second world war as well everybody in russia has a family story going back a generation or two everybody has family members and sisters that made some sort of contribution here and not all comes to a head at this fantasti

jacqueline? >> thank you, neta. i believe you called that san francisco spit yesterday? >> yeah. >> okay. >>> right now we are tracking some slow downs. and this is not looking good for drivers along 580 and 205. for anyone heading out of the tracy triangle area, lathrop, we have an accident right near grant line. this is involving big rig and another car got into it there. one lane remains blocked. cruising speed around 5, 10 per hour in the red. then you start picking up speed as you are heading into livermore. things do start to come back up to the limit around livermore. then you're in the green over to 680. 31-minute ride, that time is climbing. 880 dealing with some delays. no reports of any accidents. we will have and update for you coming up in the next traffic report. for now i'll send it back over to you, michelle. >>> laugh have from the killowaia volcano could trap thousands. the situation is growing more dangerous by the hour. new fissures are vice presidenting almost daily. some of these cracks have spread to a thousands feet long. -- officials say it could

team is already out watching the very final preparations done in holkins a ghost town of ants jacqueline's we're going to join us now first to you daniel can you tell us what's in store. hi nicky good morning to you good morning to all of the viewers julian dad sitting in today for the night of my victory parade you've been here since morning seeing the final preparations taking place as you can see a number of tanks armored vehicles lined up behind me here every year there's new technology being showcased at the night of may victory parade ultimate a low as you said it's a very personal festival a very personal day for most people in russia every family was affected by the great patriotic war as it's known in russia every family has signs the cers family members who made some sort of contribution my great grandma was a military surgeon joined the battle of moscow many people here today the veterans the family members the serving personnel will also have stories of their own to tell we've been catching up with many veterans as well who tell of their stories one of them a woman who went to

. >>> thank you, emily -- jacqueline. >> thank you emily. if you're getting ready to hit the roads this is what your commute looks like. the westbound 580, headlights moving westbound and we're talking with a travel time of 21 minutes between 205 and 680. if you still wanted to avoid the roadways today, right now, everything is running on time. just a reminder that it's memorial day. many of the transit agencies will be operating on a weekend or holiday schedule. please check in with that headh stion. th is yo refobetraffic. back over to you, anne. >> thank you. >>> an american man held in an overseas prison for nearly two years is back home in the u.s. josh holt landed in washington, d.c., saturday night. he was taken straight to the white house to meet president trump. he spent nearly two years in a venezuelan prison on weapon's charges. the government claims he was working to undermine the venezuelan president. the u.s. said all of the charges are false. >> so grateful for what you have done and for thinking about me and caring about me.

thanks for that by far the most moving parts of victory day for me thank you for that report us jacquelinevery well to stay with r.t. for a special coverage of the events in celebrations throughout victory day this year marks the seventy third anniversary of the defeat of nazi germany and the end of the great patriotic war. and world news now u.s. president donald trump is making good on his threats by pulling out of the iran nuclear deal he's vowed to reimpose tough sanctions on to iran. i am announcing today that the united states will withdraw from the iran nuclear deal the agreement to restrict iran's nuclear energy program the crowning achievement of the obama white house has finally been terminated by the donald today's action sends a critical message the united states no longer makes empty threats when i make promises i keep them but how much impact is this really having only one country the united states is withdrawing and the ryann doesn't seem particularly worried i have ordered the ministry of foreign affairs to negotiate with and lobby the european countries as well as russia a

. >> seguim jacqueline bracamontes . >> y vamos con luis coronel, en la nueva casa, en "un nuevo dÍa"bienvenidos, si seÑor (aplausos) 23 de mayo de 2018, una ola ya viene el mundial hay que hacer olas. >> dÓnde estÁ hÉctor? >> el lesionado. >> sÍ, tuvo un accidente ayer. >> te acuerdas ayer para el mundial. >> oigan lo que vemos donde esÁa hÉctor, paulina se tiene que preparar. >> me voy a preparar para darles las noticias del dÍa. >> bien informados. >> vaya mientras vemos jugadores lesionados en la cancha. >> quiero saber dÓnde estÁ hÉctor que estoy preocupada. >> ayer le pasÓ algo y no va para el mundial. >> vamos a ver la repeticiÓn de lo que pasÓ ayer. >> pobrecito. >> cualquier parecido con alguien saliendo de un bar es mera coincidencia lo conozco Él no toma es un hombre decente, pero se apasionÓ tanto con el juego. >> como las caricaturas de correcaminos. >> quÉ le pasa? >> pobrecito. >> hÉctor, estas bien. >> oye, buenos dÍas. >> buenos dÍas. >> buenos dÍas cuidado, cuidado juan carlos, gracias. >> ¿cÓmo estÁn? >> te ayudamos. >> yo sÉ que en el video no se ve tan grave, pero

jacqueline? >> that's right. and right now, not a whole lot is going on the roadways. we're taking a live look at your ride into 101 and san jose. and that northbound direction on the right side of your screen there. you can see just a few cars for the kickoff of your monday morning commute. in fact, all of your majors, checking in problem free. and we're not seeing a lot of action on the roadways now, which is very good news in the traffic world. okay, we're tracking one problem. this is on northbound 280 at almonte road. looks like a deer in one of the lanes. so, please look out for that. if you're making your way along interstate 80, 880, 101, you can see the drive times have not budged. they're in the green. i doubt they will go anywhere throughout much of the morning commute. if you have to work today, enjoy the nice and quiet roadways. i will send it back to you. >>> plenty of events today to remember the men and women who died while serving our country. jessica flores is live in san francisco. a tribute will get underway on this memorial day holiday. >> today is

i am the man who accompanied jacqueline kennedy to paris.joyed it. >> paris is a triumph for the kennedys. but their next stop, vienna, is the real test for the young president. for the first time, he meets with the leader of the soviet union, nikita khrushchev. >> the world is nervous about nuclear war in 1961, and they welcomed a summit meeting between the head of the soviet union, khrushchev, and president kennedy. >> what kennedy wanted to do was the show the world i can find common language with this man. we can do business. >> an historic palace. the state dinner brings mr. and mrs. kennedy and mr. and mrs. khrushchev together. >> during two days of talks jack launches a charm offensive spearheaded by the first lady. >> they had a lovely banquet. khrushchev sat next to jackie, and she did what she could do to charm him. >> mr. khrushchev visibly enjoys the evening with the glamorous american first lady and even insisted on shaking her hand before her husband's. >> there's another kennedy dining with the khrushchevs that night, jack's m

will introduce a number of changes to the platform including a personalized news filter artie's jacqueline vega has been taking a closer look at what the changes have to offer. facebook is working hard to revamp its public profile in the wake of the privacy scandal and the platforms move to eliminate fake news from your feed is one such example i have your responsibility muses to things make sure people get trustworthy news and platform and that we're doing our job to help build a sense of common ground in society now who's to decide what news organizations are worthy the company's two billion users the social network has already started using the results of user surveys to determine what news publications will be popping up in your feed and which will be suppressed and the range of outlet is based on two simple questions have you heard of them and how much do you trust them and that means what's to be believed is based on the opinions of the internet not necessarily facts even flat earth errors and bertha's may have cast their votes. we put that data into the system and insights and is a

marÍa: jacqueline garcía se graduÓ de la universidad de california y ademÁs de haber concluido exitosamenteÓ mucho a concentrarme y a ser disciplinada. >> ademÁs de completar sus estudios de ciencias de la computaciÓn,jackie logró el tÍtulo de boxeo colegial nacional para mujeres. la estudiante dice que no fue fÁcil combinar el deporte y los estudios. >>empecÉ a competir hace un aÑo atrÁs. este aÑo fui primera. >>no sÓlo ella, sino tambiÉn su hermana se sienten llenas de satisfacciÓn por sus logros acadÉmicos y deportivos. >>estoy muy orgullosa de ella. ha sido una inspiraciÓn para mÍ. >>con su tÍtulo en mano y recordando los momentos mÁs difÍciles que pasÓ tanto en el de incÓmodo en las aulas, reflexiono acerca de los retos que tuvo que enfrentar. >>es difÍcil ser estudiante, estÁ enfocada en los estudios y tambiÉn ser una atleta y boxear. es difÍcil tener que entrar al rey sabiendo que tendrÁs que competir con una persona que estÁ preparada. >>es originaria de california. la joven recomienda a otros estudiantes que no saben cÓmo encontrar recursos que los ayuden en la universidad. que hag

jacqueline?ve now a traffic alert in effect for drivers heading in that sold direction. apparently there were some bags of concrete that was dropped in the roadway, and you can see that speeds are definitely slowing down, into the red. as slow as 11 per hour. a 1-minute ride down to highway 24. chp has shut down 1 of those lanes, and plans to keep that closed until they can get all of that cleaned up. they don't want all of that dust spreading everywhere, making it difficult for drivers to see. here's just past the san, and you can see traffic doing just final. this is heading into walnut creek. as you make your way over to 24, that is moving right at the limit. that is a check of your traffic. i'll send it over to you, kenny. >>> the sheriff's office is asking for help in constructing a time line for the period that the suspected golden state killer was present in that county. joseph deangelo of citrus heights was arrested after a dna profile on genealogy web site matched genetic evidence from c

hey, jacqueline. >> right now, we are tracking the usual slow downs developing along westbound 4: forhose heading out of about i don't care, you'll start to tap those breaks heading into pittsburgh. speeds drop just below 50 per hour. travel time, still in the green, 15 minutes from 680 to lugridge. once on 680, it's a smooth ride. shouldn't have any delays there, approaching highway 24. we're seeing some more break lights along westbound 24, but no reports of any accidents. all lanes cleared. this is right near telegraph. just before you head on to 580. your 580 approach still looking pretty good. 880, 980, those are all checking in problem-free and in the green. you can see speeds moving at the limit. east shore freeway, starting to get a little crowded. overall, still in great shape. this is about a 15-minute ride over towards the bay bridge toll plaza, where we are still tracking no metering lights and no backups. happy tuesday to all those commuters, making their way into san francisco. that is a check if your traffic. let's check in with neta. >>> the bright blow of the moon out

(musica) >> la niÑera asesina asÍ se le conoce a jacquelin jocelyn, acu quitarle la vida a dos niÑoses; hoy con voz entrecortada frente al juez, jocelyn ortega dijo que se sintiÓ mal cuando llevaba de la mano a la pequeÑa. le pidiÓ permiso para ir al mÉdico pero afirmÓ que la madre de los menores ya tenÍa otra cita; por lo que no pudo acudir a la suya. asÍ transcurriÓ esta jornada; donde fue condenada a prisiÓn de por vida jocelyn ortega, por el asesinato de una niÑa de dos y otro de seis aÑos; a los que cuidaba y a los que les quitÓ la vida intento suicidarse en octubre del 2012. >> el hecho de que los lÍderes no hicieron nada. por sus mentiras, fue la razÓn por la cual a esta familia contratÓ a esta seÑora; matando a sus hijos. >> en su discurso destacÓ como novio a la familia de ortega nunca la contactÓ y le envio mensaje... (inentendible(. >> la meta profundamente que ya no estÉn con el por una mujer a la que llama diabÓlica, y segÚn Él solo merece vivir en una celda de concreto el resto de su vida. >> increÍble que ella pueda, de alguna forma, poner su sufrimiento a la par con e

last year and then the un's chemical watchdog backtracked on previous claims about the nerve agent jacqueline vega picks up the story criminal investigations usually work towards conclusions as new information and facts come to light but with this group all case it all seems a bit backwards and feels like those pesky details are being ignored take for example the embarrassing but significant slip up we heard this week from the chief of the international chemical weapons watchdog for research activities or protection you would need for instance five to ten grams of but even in seoul is free it looks like they may have used more than that without knowing the exact quantity i'm told it may be fifty one hundred grams of say which goes beyond research activities for protection but the idea that such a large amount having been found suggests that it had been created as a weapon and not for research purposes is important from the get go the u.k. claim that nobody talks soviet origins were clear evidence that russia was the guilty party at the same time moscow argued that other states have the abilit

jacqueline? >>> starting to see lot of break lights along westbound 80. live look, this is 80 at mcbride. our drive time now in the yellow for folks making their way along the east shore freeway. 20 minutes out of hushing lees over toward the maize. your 580 approach, starting to see a few more break lights just as you are getting ready to transition over to the maize. you can see that back up developing. those metering lights, they're on. you've got your travel time in the red, heading into fran. >>> we are tracking slow downs dow to an earlier accident. we had a traffic alert in effect. chp just canceled that. this was 580 just before 680. a couple of lanes were blocked. but all lanes are open, and you're back in the yellow. that is a check of the traffic. back over to you guys. >>> the head basketball coach said she's emotionally drained after a southwest airline employee allegedly questioned her relationship with her son-in-law, who is biracial. >> as jessica florez reports, the airline has launched an investigation. jessica? >> reporter: good morning

jacqueline, how are the roads? >>> we are tracking a couple of hot spots, which is to be expect along the east shore freeway. we had early reports of a car fire. we are waiting to get more information on that. but in the meantime, it's reported westbound 80 near albany, you can see that you're in the yellow along that entire stretch of westbound 80. so 25-minute ride out of the hushing please all the way down towards the maze. we're in the red. an additional 23 minutes heading across the upper deck of the bay bridge. and a quick check of some of our other bay area majors. in the red, in the north bay along southbound 101. westbound 37, just under a 45- minute ride from 80 over to 101. and we've got speed in the red now along southbound 880. that's been the real hot spot this morning. 25 minutes down to dakota road. kenny? >>> the corn for the suspected golden state killer is pushing back against the release of case documents sought by the media. th court, the lawyer revealed that a possible 13th murder is mentioned

tiffany jackson, jacqueline jones. >> i am spencer with boys and girls club. i would like to read a letter. deer chair. i write to urge the committee to support increased fund egfor the services in the 2018-19 budget. one of our cities largest and most influential youth organizations. the city's funding is far too low based on need and high cost of doing business in our city. as you know, the department of children youth and families recently competed competitive process for funding for services over the next five years. it is flawed in three main ways. one, not enough money allocated to out of school time funding. this is for both poor and working class families. two, the funding in several categories with no relationship with families especially public housing. three, too little money to teenagers. the dollars targeted at teens are exclusively for youth's work force development. we believe in the development and provide a lot of services. there is more that teens need than just youth work force development. they have made the boys and girls club looking at a

after being poisoned with a nerve agent not a shock back in march jacqueline berger picks up the story criminal investigations usually work towards conclusions as new interim.

smartphones mobile communication is part of everyday lives in her new book on wired dot artist jacqueline hasn't explores our addiction to it she's taken pictures of people in trains in new york. tokyo and moscow lost in their own private digital worlds and she's also visited white spots places without internet or mobile phone coverage like the norwegian island of spy bart and this luxury spa in germany. to photography series in one book snapshots of the ubiquity of connectivity and the absence of it. wanderlust the great outdoors nature is a welcome refuge for stressed out urbanites its appeal is nothing new as illustrated by a new exhibition at the ita nuts united gallery in berlin. david fleet place depicted the force of nature. pogo gun portrayed himself as a roaming figure. and ghost of corbin was also a keen traveller. one hundred twenty paintings by nature lovers and explorers from one thousand century romanticism to modernism. it's an exhibition bound to leave visitors longing to go off on a wander of their own. all revved up and ready to go d.j. cotton. for twenty five years he's

. >> she said she met him on a dating site where millionaires going to find love and if you ask jacquelinedis she thought thepark was instant. >> i thought we would do what everybody else did and get married and everything would be fine. that's not what happened. >> reporter: turns out the spark was one sided when the victim told her he wasn't interested. >> you don't stop giving. if you don't receive, you all of a sudden receive a lo >> reporter: that's one way to look at love, but paradise valley police say adis took it too far. we are talking 65,000 text messages in the last few months, chilling threats. according to police reports some of the texts read, quote, i don't want to be a murderer. police reports state she also texted the victim saying she would cut up his body, wear his body parts and bathe in his blood. >> i don't want to talk about that. >> reporter: in our jail house interview, she did not want to talk about the alleged stalking or harassment. she ignored questions about showing up at his work, claiming to be his wife or allegedly breaking into his home and bathing in his

then the un's chemical weapons watched all but tracked on previous claims about the nerve agent jacqueline it all up. criminal investigations usually work towards conclusions as new information and facts come to light but with this group all case it all seems a bit backwards and feels like those pesky details are being ignored take for example the embarrassing but significant slip up we heard this week from the chief of the international chemical weapons watchdog the research activities or protection you would need for instance five to ten grams of but even in seoul is free it looks like they may have used more than that without knowing the exact quantity i'm told it may be fifty one hundred grams of so which goes beyond research activities for protection and the idea that such a large amount having been found suggests that it had been created as a weapon and not for research purposes is important from the get go the u.k. claim that nobody took soviet origins were clear evidence that russia was the guilty party at the same time moscow argued that other states have the ability to create ano

quÉ lÍneasyo a veces deseamos de cualquier cosa, eso las mejoras son jacqueline y annie, muchas gracias noches a todos en el Área de la bahÍa.una empresa de expropiaciÓn se llevó en la habana, cuba. tienen una polÉmica historia, en el que se encontrar el mÉtodo polÉmica historia, en el que se encontrar el mÉtodo obligaciones. tres es 200 ¡mira lo que consegui! mmm, chocolate. ¿y que crees? ¡dulce de leche! no se vayan a llenar de dulces porque al rato cenamos... la industria del tabaco te volvió a engañar y no te diste cuenta. ¡mira lo que consegui! mmm, chocolate. porque esa es su intención. ¿y que crees? ¡dulce de leche! no se vayan a llenar de dulces porque al rato cenamos. están usando sabores que los niños les encantan, para engancharlos. locutor: pensamos con noticias "univisiÓn 14", en vivo. palmira: los un alza tradicional telefÓnicas sobre cuÁles. cada dÍa son mÁs las vÍctimas que caen en manos de estos timadores. ramÓn: antonio valverde sabÍa investigar cÓmo operan los delincuentes y cÓmo se puede proteger. de a con mucha atenciÓn. >> yo recibÍ una llamada, en la que me decÍan

catherine done one of the cosmos heiresses jacqueline's daughter. she found a complaint for theft and suspected eve movie of being involved in the fencing of the two paintings sold to rebuild of live along with fifty eight drawings. a judge in paris issued an international warrant for bouvier's arrest. the art dealer was suddenly being sought by police forces all over the world. here is gasoline with pablo picasso and her mother. back then they lived in the south of france on the hill of moshe in an old farmhouse called note. because i lived in painted there for twenty years or so. in the fourteenth district of paris we're going to meet peter dupont. this former journalist was checking picasso's confidant she wrote about their relationship in a book and she witnessed the scale of the artist. body of work. cooked . so much it was it like this charge a clean sheet image that the cib. pradelle. yeah we'll call it is that he did back a lot of it. on the artist's death in one thousand nine hundred seventy three then on jackson's death thirteen years late

weapons watchdog backtracked on previous claims about the nerve agent picking up the story for us jacqueline. criminal investigations usually work towards conclusions as new information and facts come to light but with this group all case it all seems a bit backwards and feels like those pesky details are being ignored take for example the embarrassing but significant slip up we heard this week from the chief of the international chemical weapons watchdog the research activities or protection you would need for instance five to ten grams or so but even in seoul is free it looks like they may have used more than that without knowing the exact quantity i'm told it may be fifty one hundred grams of so which goes beyond research activities for protection but the idea that such a large amount having been found suggests that it had been created as a weapon and not for research purposes is important from the get go the u.k. claim that nobody talks soviet origins were clear evidence that russia was the guilty party at the same time moscow argued that other states have the ability to create another c

british politicians at the same time condemned israel's use of force against palestinian protesters jacqueline connects the dots. after israel's use of life fire against palestinians on may the fourteenth there was condemnation in much of the world not least the u.k. yesterday's riddick massacre because it left at least fifty eight dead the loss of life we have seen is tragic and extremely concerning. such as just struck just peace efforts and we call on all sides to show restraint the launch of life is extremely concerning we continue to employ israel to show great restraint yet despite those strong words for years britain has been ramping up how much weaponry it sells to israel since two thousand and fifteen numbers have skyrocketed up eleven fold in the span of just two years and those sales include star power rifles weapons sites in munition for small arms anti-riot equipment and other items similar to those used by israeli forces against unarmed protesters. the u.k. doesn't keep data on how such equipment and weapons are used after being sold until that can be established m.p.'s put forwa

after being poisoned with a nerve agent not a shock back in march jacqueline berger picks up a story. criminal investigations usually work towards conclusions as new information and facts come to light but with this group all case it all seems a bit backwards and feels like those pesky details are being ignored take for example the embarrassing but significant slip up we heard this week from the chief of the international chemical weapons watchdog the research activities or protection you would need for instance five to ten grams of but even in seoul is free it looks like they may have used more than that without knowing the exact quantity i'm told it may be fifty one hundred grams of which goes beyond research activities for protection but the idea that such a large amount having been found suggests that it had been created as a weapon and not for research purposes is important from the get go the u.k. claim that nobody talks soviet origins were clear evidence that russia was the guilty party at the same time moscow argued that other states have the ability to create another choke an