locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn" con patricia janiot y leÓn krause. leÓn: quÉ tal?a tragedia de la muerte de una agente que escapÓ con un reo. patricia: luego dÍas despuÉs de su u vida, vendiÓ su casa. leÓn felipe dana —— leÓn: danae rivero tiene la informaciÓn. danae: la mujer se disparÓ a sÍ misma. el auto en el que iba se estrellÓ. los alguaciles publicaron esta foto en un lugar de lavar autos en indiana. durante la noche del jueves 28 al viernes 29 de abril. no saliÓ de la cÁrcel con ningÚn medicamento y cuando deje la medicaciÓn puede ser peligroso. >> asÍ describen a este hombre. vicky white trabajaba en la prisiÓn y habÍa presentado sus papeles de retiro antes de que se diera a conocer la fuga. una pista ayudo a dar con el paradero de la pareja. eso es todo de mi parte. regreso al estudio. patricia: maÑana se presentarÁ la madre hispana acusada de asesinar a sus tres pequeÑos hijos. algunos residentes comentaron haber escuchado gritos de esta mujer. se preguntan si algÚn ritual religioso tuvo lugar. reportera: le quitÓ la vida a sus hijos con la ayuda de un a

. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn" ediciÓn nocturnacon patricia janiot y leÓn krause. ♪zar con este luto paÍs por una masacre perpetrada por un adolescente que dejÓ 19 niÑos y dos adultos muertos. ocurriÓ en uvalde, texas, el patrÓn de la masa crecen escuela se repitiÓ, un solo pistolero armado hasta los dientes con rifles estilo militar que terminÓ abatido. leÓn: los lamentos y de indignaciÓn se repiten. ahora el presidente fue mÁs enÉrgico y directo, exigiÓ hacer mÁs que enviar condolencias para frenar la epidemia por armas. tiffany roberts tiene lo Último que tenemos sobre esta tragedia. tiffany: asÍ es, hemos estado toda la tarde, toda la noche y nos han dado mÁs informaciÓn por pedacitos, hemos logrado tratar de descifrar y seguir la lÍnea de quÉ sucediÓ, cÓmo estudiante terminÓ siendo autor de esta masacre. entrevistamos al seÑor eduardo trinidad que es un pariente de doÑa ceci, como conocÍan a su abuela. >> todos Íbamos al la casa de ella . esa trato de parar al muchacho y Él se volteÓ, le tirÓ a su abuelita. le tirÓ siete u ocho balazos. le gritÓ a los vecinos qu

locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn" ediciÓn nocturna con patricia janiot y leÓn krause.buenas noches, se podrÍa eliminar el derecho al aborto. leÓn:el documento muestra que la mayorÍa de los jueces estuvo de acuerdo con anular el histÓrico caso de 1973 que estableciÓ el derecho de la mujeres al aborto. patricia: la corte suprema tiene seis jueces conservadores y tres federales. danae: decenas de personas se manifiestan luego de salir un borrador que ha circulado dentro del tribunal. aparentemente la corte suprema ha votado por mayorÍa de anular una decisiÓn. es el caso judicial de 1973 por el cual la corte dictaminÓ que la constituciÓn protege la libertad de una mujer embarazada para elegir abortar sin excesivas restricciones. se anularon leyes sobre el aborto. >> si se confirma que es cierto, no nos sorprende. nosotros venimos alertando que se va par del derecho. >> en impacto inmediato serÍa poner fin a una garantÍa de medio siglo de protecciÓn y permitir si cada estado restringe o prohÍbe el aborto. los jueces han cambiado y a veces lo hacen a medida que circulan los

locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn" urna con —— ediciÓn nocturna con patricia janiot y leÓn krauseos, el joven que desatÓ una masacre dijo que realizÓ su acto porque la raza blanca estÁ siendo reemplazado. galo: este pistolero de apenas 18 aÑos disparÓ a 13 personas matando a 10 de ellas, se refiere a sÍ mismo como fascista y antisemita, dijo haber descubierto la teorÍa de que la raza blanca serÁ reemplazada. el dÍa anterior al tiroteo fue desalojado de un supermercado donde el dÍa siguiente concretÓ la masacre.supervisor lo vio sentado con la ropa militar. pÚblico un mensaje de 180 pÁginas. se habrÍa inspirado en otras masacres, las autoridades aseguran que el pistolero iba a continuar con sus ataques racistas, otros dicen que fue enviado el aÑo pasado a una evaluaciÓn mental, esa evaluaciÓn durÓ un dÍa en medio. hay personas entre 32 y 82 aÑos. como el pistolero fue enviado a una investigaciÓn psiquiÁtrica, todavÍa no se conoce cÓmo le vendieron las armas. patricia: se produjo un segundo ataque, el blanco fueron los feligreses en laguna goods. fue perpetrado por un hombre de orig

. ♪ ♪ locutor este es su "noticiero univisiÓn" ediciÓn nocturna con patricia janioty leÓn krause.nzar con noticias de presiente mexicano que dijo que asistirÁ a la cumbre de las amÉricas si tambiÉn son invitados los gobiernos de cuba, venezuela y nicaragua. >> para muchos en mÉxico son gobiernos dictatoriales. reportera: en presiente lÓpez obrador advirtiÓ que no asistir a la cumbre las naciones. lÓpez obrador: si no van todos, va a ir una representaciÓn del gobierno de mÉxico, pero no voy a ir yo. me representarÍa el canciller. reportera: la casa blanca seÑalÓ que esta cumbre es la mÁs importante. confirmÓ que en estos momento no se han emitido invitaciones, pero esperan que se haga pronto. hay paÍses que no cumplen con las condiciones establecidas. >> tiene que haber unidad y estar de acuerdo en ciertos principios bÁsicos y ahora parece que no existen esas condiciones. >> la dictadura de cuba, de nicaragua y de venezuela son inaceptables en la regiÓn. reportera: lÓpez obrador calificÓ como inhumano el bloqueo que estados unidos mantiene contra la isla. leÓn: lÓpez obrador enfren

comenzamos la ediciÓn nocturna.ediciÓn noctur patricia janiot y leÓn krause. leÓn: quÉ tal? el cruzado de inmigrantes, pero tampoco las expulsiones. las autoridades escogen de manera arbitraria y a quiÉn es no. patricia: algunos migrantes dan por perdido su sueÑo, pero otros desean cruzar a pesar de la vigencia del tÍtulo 42. marlen guzmÁn nos informa desde texas. >> queremos entrar a estados unidos y no podemos. reportera: estos son los sueÑos que se arrebatan que seguirÁn ocurriendo, aquÍ en hidalgo, reinosa. los migrantes huyen de autoridades pagando miles de dÓlares a coyotes y afectados por la amarga experiencia. >> me dicen que me quede aquÍ. yo quiero volver intentarlo, esto es duro. reportera: en otros lugares le dan la bienvenida a migrantes. con la vigencia del tÍtulo 42 siga llegando mÁs. >> voy a intentarlo para ver si me dan los papeles legalmente. hay personas que tienen permiso de entrar, todo eso se termina si estÁ el tÍtulo 42. las personas que estÁn en albergues todas se van a dejar venir al puente y va a haber un desorden tremendo. patricia: muchos migrant

tina krause has more. >> sit. >> reporter: pets are trained to tune in to their owners, but listeningsn't always work both ways. >> i'm sure everybody can tell you about how your dog knows when you are in a bad mood. unfortunately we're not as good at reading that. >> reporter: new research from guide dogs u.k. shows nearly 75% of brittain's dogs show anxiety or depression. only 1/3 of owners recognize those signals. >> how do i know if he's feeling anxious or sad? >> the main things to look ought for are things they used to be interested in. their little physicians. if they're licking a lot, yawning a lot. that's a sign of stress. >> reporter: pet health after the pandemic. >> suddenly we're going out and they're used to us being there. >> reporter: dr. helen whiteside said just like people, dogs get bored too. creative play is good too. >> while you're out for your walk, make it mentally stimulating for them where they're sniffing the lamp post. >> reporter: researchers say that extra boost for your fur baby could improve your health, too. >>> that is the overnight news from the bro

summoning with a robot most protective foam existence with a welcome back to world support with the mass krause, professor of russian history. unfortunately, around the university of scientists, in budapest, a has a professor, ali you mentioned the idea of appealing to people's consciences. it seems to me that the hallmark of russian culture is its complexity and absolute walk. i forgot on that as it appeals directly to the human. so it's not the only coach to do that . but i said, no, it's distinctive feature in this one because it's a store. would you agree that these attempts to cancel? tchaikovsky to kenneth and dostoevsky are intended to keep western away and from russian culture. a g, i thought, was the middle school good and easy, like that. the shortest said that it can not touch their souls and let them see through the haze of not only the wrist, the phobia, the also the anti catholic system. this is tim with that boy that basically squeezes the live out of people come in somewhat savoring to humanizes us with it. that like i'm not going to, i mean, they're not be a good day. for examp

time to sit down and talk ah welcome back to world support with the last krause, professor of russian history out there at fortunate around the university of sciences. in budapest, a has a professor, i lay you mentioned the idea of appealing to people's consciences. yet, it seems to me that the whole mark of russian culture is as complex as he and deb so walker. we're good on that. as it appeals directly to the human. so it's not the only coach to do that, but i suddenly, it's distinctive feature in this one because it's us thought, would you agree that these attempts to cancel? tchaikovsky to kenneth and dostoevsky are intended to keep westerners away and from russian culture. a good idea up of the g r. i was the middle school going to renew july exam, the shortest, so that it can not touch their souls and let them see through the haze of not only the wrist, the phobia, but also the entire capitalist system. scuse c, m a got bought out, the basically squeezes the live out of people come in, some would save money to humanize us with that, like i'm not going to, i mean, they're not be

. >>> krause continued together as a landmark case, roe versus wade, appears to be on the verge of being over returned. demonstrators are gathering for reproductive rights outside of the courthouse today. today, the supreme court confirmed that a leaked draft opinion published by political is in fact authentic. the document shows a conservative majority backing the move to overturn roe versus wade. the supreme court says the document is not a final opinion. that is expected sometime in late june or early july. the historic supreme court decision was made nearly 50 years ago. a texas woman is five months amendment. she wanted to have an abortion. at the time, states only allowed abortions in the cases of rape or incest. the district court in texas agreed and appealed the decision to the supreme court in 1970. the ruling was decided in 1973, establishing the constitutional right to abortion. kpix 5 has been covering roe versus wade for nearly 50 years. we were at the end of this reproductive rights march in san francisco in 1971. that same day, there was an antiabortion rights rally happen

welcome back to was apparently krause, professor of russian history at the, at portion around the university of scientist in budapest. professor earlier you mentioned the idea of appealing to people's consciences, you present. it seems to me that the hallmark of russian culture is its complexity and absolute walk. i forgot on that as it appeals directly to the human. so it's not the only coach to do that, but that i said that it's distinctive feature in this, by me, causes us thought, would you agree that these attempts to cancel tchaikovsky to kenneth and dostoevsky are intended to keep western away and from russian culture? a good idea of mckinney g at that was the middle school going to renew july that the shortest so that it cannot touch their souls and let them see through the haze of not only the rest, the phobia, but also the entire catholic system. this is him a guy boy, that basically squeezes the live out of people. come see us in some would save money to humanize as us. with that i'm not going to, i mean, they're not be me. it guy for example, as dan german woman was talking old t

summer, washington police force swim bus home a blue welcome back to world support with the mass krause, professor of russian history at the, at fortunate around the university of sciences. in budapest, a has a professor earlier you mentioned the idea of appealing to people's consciences. yeah. it seems to me that the whole mark of russian culture is its complexity and absolute walker. we're good on that as it appeals directly to the human. so it's not the only culture to do that, but that is suddenly it's distinctive feature been made by me course at the store. would you agree that these attempts to cancel tchaikovsky to kenneth and dostoevsky are intended to keep to this away and from russian culture? i did as up of the g, i was the middle school good and you like that choice so that it can not touch their so is and let them see through they have not only the rich, the phobia, the also, the entire catholic system is here, like i bought it that basically squeezes the live out of people here in somewhat favoring to humanize us. with that, i'm not going to, i mean they're not be me a goo

country without enough few food or medicine. police fire, take gas and water cannon to disperse. krause in columbus when al fernandez has more from the protesting kalama. and 50 days after the campaign go home, gotten started, this is what we're seeing. hundreds of people gathering in colombo to mark that milestone. and they don't show any signs of giving up their struggle. they said that despite the fact that the president has brought in some changes, he's swept the boards of cabinet. there's a new government in place and very effectively what the roger foxes have done. or what observer said, they're great at doing is to cast the attention of themselves right now. the attention egon prime is serrano vicar missing her, and the argent dismal state. the country's economy is in. but for these protesters here today, as you can see, one banner that says, nor deal, what basically that alludes to is the fact that the roger proctors are still pulling the strings from behind the scenes. or they say it's just a sort of a new set of faces, but the same old and that these protesters are not willing

but she was detained. krause had gathered in the town hall square to protest against the statues potential demolition. it came after the live in parliament, past the bill. suspending an agreement with russia on the preservation of 2nd world war monuments protest is also demanded the right to express their opinion freely. after like, every person has the right to speak them on, right. and these demonstrations not minding the fact that the police are hey, i think every person no more, in fact the police person away. i really hope that this comes to an end and a good way. i really hope that people will have their free speech. my come to re humphreys me. i would almost done with this as normally that boy that garage about that there you my yes, that i know the river god. after the last protest on may, the 10th 23 investigations have been launched into some of those who gathered at the memorial to be outraged by the removal of flowers laid in honor of this week's victory day commemorations. one of the cases that was brought against a young man for carrying a russian flag. we spoke to his mother

joining me with my reaction alicia krause, what do you make of that. isn't that exciting? >> i don't know on the best person to talk about higher education considering emma college dropout the gets kicked off at college campuses whenever i go and invited by like-minded thinkers. even some people to disagree to speak in here the point of view. it is so true the education and higher education specifically used to be a place where you would go to be challenged or obtained a degree in something like law or medicine or nursing or business. in hindsight i'm really glad i dropped out of school my 8-year-old nose how i'm anti-college notches because of the woken some but is so prevalent that people are told american students are told you must have this to have a successful career in a successful life even for mark zuckerberg and sean hannity that her college dropout have proven otherwise at degree is not the end-all be-all and a lot of cases ends up being an indoctrination of america's youth. >> exactly let's point out to one of the other points in terms of the left taking over ou

>> i interviewed tom krause today, who helped to engineer the deal and he mentioned they will rename the whole software addition vmware, so i think that vmware is going to run broadcom software. we will have to see but it may take a year for the deal to close. we may not see anything just yet , but broadcom likes to keep franchises intact. i'm sure they will try to raise margins but i expect not a lot will change when the deal closes. emily: how competitive do you think a software code portfolio under the vmware umbrella will actually be? >> he's done an absolutely fantastic job here, trending the company around into one that is right driven and i think it really is kind of their crown jewel for their software business, really doubling the size of that business, right? half of their revenue bases there. at the end of the day i think this definitely has a significant approval on the growth of that software business , which is extremely important. this had been a business growing on the single-digit space where they had acquired a lot of those assets and jumping from a free cash flow p

that zee mand comes out, it is painful for people losing money but after that comes out that will krausey way, but slowly. >> according to aaa, gas prices just hit another record high today. the average gallon of gas is now $4.45 a gallon. that up from $4.07 a month ago. and $3.04 a year ago. i know i felt it when i filled up yesterday. wait a minute. why did it get so high and it was high the week before that. so how do high gas prices impact consumer spending and how did it impact the economy, are people having to make choices about pain i'm not going to fill up my tank. maybe it is only half and then i have to put my money or resources elsewhere? >> or you cut back elsewhere. we are seeing that. i think as you wedge into the new year, particularly as the child tax credit expired, and you have these high gasoline prices, we saw the first quarter spending on food and real spending on clothing fell in the first quarter. that is a real sign that people at the bottom and the middle are struggling here. and high gas prices are part of it. the one silver lining on this is that we are self-su

in october, state representative matt krause, a republican representative for worth.about 850 book titles he called on schools for important any of those folks were found in their libraries and if they were, their shelf life would be cut short. you have parents and politicians most of them white, arguing about why children should not learn about the systemic racism there ancestors imposed on oppress minorities. they have mislabeled that, crt. legislators blocking children from playing on the sports teams that correlate with their gender identities. you've also got a lieutenant governor promising to quote make it a top priority to pass a copycat of florida's don't say gay bill. which prohibits classroom lessons on sexual orientation or gender identity. florida's law even allows parachute school difference that they believe the law was broken. possibly putting teachers at risk of punishment. and let's not forget the issue, almost all school districts can relate to. which is insufficient funding. at the end of last, year the seven poverty law center gave the state of tex

for government organizations, try to think to the longer term about making these more useful for krauseame comparison analysis, different organizations. we don't have -- what are the five things that you need every game for. there's a lot of diversity when you look across. there's more we could be doing to try to create some standards. this is a place where i've learned a lot which has some of the same problems about the documenting assumptions and complexities of the system. exhaustive documentation -- how we do smart, minimalist documentation until it allows greater comparison, is something that we can benefit from that. with that, reid, back over to you. >> fantastic. exactly right there. thank you, elie. to go to jon, john scott, reflect on this idea, if it's possible to improve transparency -- we are calling this a distinction between raw and process data -- would strikes you mediately is the difference between the process output. here is the game we ran, the report summarizing the conclusions versus what's much more exciting to this collar researchers to find the raw data. what as

noelia locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn" ediciÓn nocturna con patricia janiot y leÓn krause.uedaron atrapados en un vagÓn de tren que transportaba veranos. patricia: alguna personas pidieron auxilio. les advertimos que alguna de las imÁgenes pueden ser fuertes. pedro Úlceras nos dice quÉ sucediÓ. pedro: una madre el bronx de