. >> > creciÓ en esta comunidad a cuadras de la iglesia san judas tadeo de san diego, cuenta que cuando terminaba en su habitaciÓn sentada en sus piernas, es una de las cuatro presuntas vÍctimas del mismo padre que fue enviado a esta parroquia en 1954. >> tenÍa todo el derecho moral, pero en esos tiempos lo que d i decÍa la gente, los chismes, era de suma importancia. >> Él cuenta que el Área se ha transformado con el paso del tiempo, pero el recuerdo del padre sigue fresco en su memo a memoria. > a travÉs de un comunicado, la diÓcesis dijo que el monseÑor ha sido incluido en una lista pÚblica, se retirÓ en 1983, y muriÓ en 1991, ofrecen asesorÍa a quienes necesitl necesiteo ne. >> bebidas azucaradas en california podrÍan llevaruna etiqueta que contenga mÁs de 65 calorÍas, la etiqueta deberÁ ir de cualquier otra informaciÓn. >> la administraciÓn de alimentos y medicamentos aprobÓ la medicina mÁs cara de la historia, que servirÁ para luchar, una sola terapia costara $2,120,000, el laboratorio permitirÁ pagos a plazos, y devoluciÓn si el medicamento no surte efecto. >> niÑos podrÍan desar

officials and it is a chance for the thai people to see their monarch in his royal regalia a king of juda long gone ascended the throne two and a half years ago when his father king who moved on passed away after a long seventy year reign his son's official coronation ceremony began on saturday . it is in the midst of the festivities charlotte tell us what's happening around you in these celebrations. i am returned sure you can see i'm in a very busy area at the moment and that is because the king's procession came past here just a short time ago as it was approaching people running to try and catch a glimpse of the king those who couldn't get closer just on this side of me here watching on television screens trying to watch the king as he passes through the streets of bangkok on his long seven kilometer journey now the king is being carried by sixteen people on foot circling the city he's passing three temples way he's paying homage to the images of buddha so this really is a huge on late perception a chance for thailand to show was really after all this is the first coronation that they

>> because it's not on our street, not between juda. >> there's to j there? >> correct. but one block over, one block up and around there is. >> i see. >> so i can't park in the rest of the neighborhood because i'm not eligible for a j. i would love to be eligible for a j sticker. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> so commissioners, the matter is submitted. i agree with my president now, this adu process is fairly new. the largest hindrance prior to this is the fire department in their eager regarding safety for their firemen but and the reason why we're having this special hearing after is because this board has strongly urged that there be more communications so that we don't have this here. this landlord has followed the letter. he's gone beyond what was required and that's what you're supposed to do and so hopefully going further, they'll institute more policy that will mandate that these problems are solved at the board of appeals, but currently, this is code compliant, the departments support it. i live in the district and i have a j sticker and i support it. and so, i

perform at its worst has now emerged the economic freedom fighters of judas malema we want to be like because when we take over our government we want to increase is expected still for a lot of people because. their life expectancy is 70 to 90 years. because the. 5 cities to deal with. these. we want to be like you about because 98 percent of those who must be in 2nd audience but i'm out of school. and as the trump wore on cuba has ratcheted up as well as venezuela's hugo chavez took inspiration from mandela we cannot go to johannesburg this week to ronnie drills revolutionary and south africa's former intelligence services minister ronnie thanks so much for coming on the show so what did it feel like as a revolutionary who for to you came back to the thing this month's election and what is the role of the communist party within the a.n.c. when they fight elections 25 years of transformation start at the stream that you well and of course of being rather difficult especially the last 10 years of corruption that it creeped in in a big way so i broke with the i and c. and the communist

here yet go ahead jump in john an admiral just quickly this case is politicized from top to bottom judas signage was pretty ecuadorian citizenship by the previous ecuadorian prisoner rafael correa a couple of years ago not pieces he should have been allowed to walk out of the embassy and go to ecuador to take up a citizenship on the basis of diplomatic immunity and we also know the treaty difficulties wanted to drop the piece of sexual sexual faces against you understand but he would urge not to do so by the british authority. this came too late in the process of our freedom of information requests which of you want c.p.s. prosecution service emails when during which the urge to swedish authorities to and i will not get caught this is being politicized from top to bottom and on the question of him jumping bail and to take two thousand and twelve so if that is your case in history or someone seeking asylum from from a state of zero and if the conditions of sixty it would be trying to seek asylum from if you did respect your conditions of that state so this case is utterly politicized from

the question of what's meant to be all cute in here boils down to 2 fundamental things it is take judas' on to act as a journalist when he published those roads that secret u.s. materials and information and crucially for him is the u.k. going to allow him to be handed over to the u.s. authorities where he could face up to hundreds and 75 years behind bars last week the u.s. out in failed. extra additional charges 17 charges under the u.s. espionage act of 1917 a much more serious than the original charges in the extradition request for a song that was for conspiracy to hack a government computer which only carries a charge of maximum 5 years behind pas this espionage act has never before been games against a journalist only against government officials who leaked secrets in the past of course washington's argument is that a son isn't such on the list that he's a hack attack and that his publications put the lives of informants. spending u.s. . allies around the world in grave danger although what's interesting here is that with the charges unveiled against. a lot of people even his cri

by the students in the main but some university students and staff so done the universe to late to judas or the lord great of how did you feel about that but for 2. great to come back as victor especially 20 years or 25 years after of university had amended its charter to stop people to. stick. who voted you to stand and why i was invited by by some students who were against the war in iraq and who. had seen me as you know a champion for antiwar views they could put up a counter that vector in the university which was very establishment dominated and in which the administration had rather close ties to new labor and of course you were up against as in one of your being of some of the rather more formidable in the politicians want to scold and sporting stars a very famous rugby player so ho ho is that call and curse the. debate weapons of mass destruction and what was the scope of their lives all the spots that. further . and the nickel moves by my major opponent in in the election the position effect in my view is very important because it gives the student a bill say in and running of t

run by using his own former protege and one time e a and c . youth wining leader judas marle. young voters making up some 20% of the electorate. it seems likely never challenges are only going to siphon more of the ballots away from the a and c. in future. as they look elsewhere for solutions to the problems. from sister is so just being k. withthin a minute she operaratio frfree foror hostages in the wet african nation of the king of fast so. wrong those rescued were two french citizens kidnapped -- in neighboring benin at t the beginning ofof the month. the sosouth koreaean national fa along side the much you to arrive in phones tomorrow. fourth person found was an american woman. it's been for twenty fours generally. frost has lost two of its sons the words of the country's chief of staff of the armed forces as he described a hostage rescue operation that took placece inne queue to fasten on thursday. when women would come on to work for the dictates when the commandos positions were detected all the way around a dozen meters away from the target? he heard a terrorist arm t

that's our only only request to them so far authorities have denied any knowledge of the whereabouts of judas brother or anyone else's relative human rights groups say more than 400 people have disappeared in the last 9 years some have been found it but the fate of the majority of the missing in bangladesh remains unknown but at the. governments around the world are increasingly interested in using biometric technology so what exactly does that involve it's often used for identifying a person through their physical and behavioral characteristics that includes face or patterns the iris of the fingerprints or even the bits of one's voice supporters say biometric registration is more secure than id cards or pin codes which can be stolen lost or forwards but there are concerns about just how secure biometric data can be where it's stored and the amount of oversights involved so in the 1st in our series on biometrics catherine sawyer reports from nairobi on how a new id card is dividing opinion in kenya. this kenyans are registering for a new digital identification card called who do that all citi

on easter sunday in a small polish village, adults and children beat and burned an effigy of judas t did the not look like a character from been lickal times, this was an orthodox jews dressed in hasidic gash. feeding into these dangerous incidents just last week the international edition of the "new york times" published a disgusting anti-semitic cartoon. the paper subsequently apologized, but the damage was already done. it was an astonishing editorial failure by one of the nation's most important papers of record. i was pleased to see today the editorial board of the times directly address this issue and the times history. especially at these times of growing anti-semitism, we must all be extra vigilant lest we add fuel to the flames of hate and intolerance. whenever and wherever we see anti-semitism, we must speak out to staunch it. for what begins as stereotypes and cartoons far too often leads to violence that has claimed so many lives throughout our history. our nation was founded on the idea that every american of every religion has the fundamental right to practice their fai

can see the showers moving in as we take you down to street level in the san francisco, right there judas get some rain they're terrible. we also get in on this sunday afternoon. well we've got more that rain that is pushing further to the south and the daily city john daly boulevard got some rain drops in your neighborhood, nothing this really heavy, but certainly very damp out there right now tomorrow a different story we're going to find some sunshine as we head to the afternoon mid 60's in the san francisco that will be sub sea 69 degrees and sunny skies in oakland about 70 degrees in san jose. o storm systems are not done yet this one still going to bring more rain overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning. then 08:00am your commute looks like we start to clear a pretty nice. i think we're pretty much done with the rain at least for tomorrow as we head to the afternoon a little bit of an offshore component the wind that is going to warm up those temperatures and then looks like some nice weather but in the long range we're not done with the rain just yet we've got a slight chance

and people would go to his concerts and yell judas, how dare he, and i think he looked at all of thatd, no thanks. >> thank you, very much. he is outso by 1966, of there. he goes to upstate new york, starts having children, starts writing love songs, sort of domestic bliss and that sort of thing. so it is a whole new dylan after 1966. the irony is, in the 1970's when he becomes a born-again christian, he for the first time is telling audiences, i have the answer. and a lot of people aren't very interested then in hearing what his answer is. the public reaction to the new dylan, by the 1980's, you have to remember now we are a whole generation from the 1960's. so there is a whole group of kids growing up in the 1980's, i would have been one of them, who were watching mtv. and bob dylan, for as great a songwriter as he is, maybe is not the most mtv-friendly persona for a 14-year-old. so it really depends on which public at this point, because the baby boomers are now adults, they have mortgages, jobs, they are not following music is waysly and so in some dylan is slipping through the cr

that's our only only request to them so far authorities have denied any knowledge of the whereabouts of judas brother or anyone else's relative human rights groups say more than 400 people have disappeared in the last 9 years some have been found that but the fate of the majority of the missing bangladesh remains unknown couldn't the how many are. the u.s. president has told japanese business leaders he wants to address a trade imbalance between the 2 countries donald trump is in japan for a largely ceremonial 4 day visit and will be the 1st foreign leaders meet the country's new emperor now to quito but trade delegations are also working to thrash out a new platter an agreement among the issues is a threat by trying to increase tariffs on japanese car exports with this deal we hope to address the trade imbalance remove barriers to united states exports and ensure fairness and reciprocity in our relationship and we're getting closer just last week u.s. revokes words gain full access to japanese and to the markets in japan for the 1st time since the year 2000 we welcome your support of these e

i have been seeing judas at protests and rallies and conventions. she has been putting in the work. she is a beautiful human being. i want to give more recognition to judith and the work she has done on the front line for the climate change movement over the last three years. so one more round of applause for judith. [ applause ] >> quickly before i get into my speech, i am rocking the washington dc shirt. so i want to give a shout out to dc statehood. >> [ applause ] i can't give a speech to a crowd this large without mentioning how important it is for washington dc to have statehood so we can have a representative on the frontline fighting for climate change. [ applause ] >> growing up in the washington dc area, living in public housing near an industrial part of the city, my brothers and i would play outside and air that was thick with pollutant. we would play in creeks that were in poor health due to runoff. our urban environment promised high asthma rates and water that many of us could not drink and feel confident. that is why i am in the movement for a great new deal. when we