two weeks after hurricane maria, trump makes his first visit.he'll find when he steps down on the storm-ravaged island. good morning washington. toss to eileen - today a repeat of yesterday - warming trend late week (80s return) - remaining very dry; rain chances return next week today: mostly sunny. cool start; mild afternoon. highs: 72-77 winds: se 5 mph tonight: mainly clear. patchy fog. lows: 45-56 winds: s 5 mph wednesday: mostly sunny. warmer. highs: 78-81 winds: s 5-10 mph

president donald trump has blamed predatory cans for their island's slow recovery from hurricane maria trump used twitter to criticize the poor leadership of someone's man crews she has been pleading for days for more emergency aid from the trumpet ministration. tens of thousands of people have marched through islands capital dublin to demand access to safe and legal abortions ireland has some of the strictest abortion laws in the world with terminations outlawed even in cases of rape and incest the government is planning a referendum on abortion next year. an air france a three eighty passenger jet has been forced to make an emergency landing after what the airline called a serious damage to one of its engines the aircraft was on route to los angeles from paris when it was safely diverted to military airport in canada. political leaders in berlin could face months of wrangling to form a new government now chancellor angela merkel's party came out of last weekend's election with the most seats in parliament but it will need to form a coalition to govern now one possibility is named after the

president donald trump has blamed put a recurrence for the island's slow recovery from hurricane maria trump used twitter to criticize the poor leadership of someone's comment. she has been pleading for days for emergency aid from the trunk of ministration. tens of thousands of people have marched through islands capital doubling to demand access to safe and legal abortions ireland has some of the strictest abortion laws in the world with terminations outlawed even in cases of rape and incest the government is planning a referendum on abortion next year. in the french top division league tragedy hits a game between. several supporters from the visiting team suffered serious injuries after a collapse in the way in the away end of the stadium. it was meant to be a happy occasion little took the lead in the fifteenth minute courtesy of a full day by the tour a finish but in the ensuing celebration the safety barrier is separating the away friends from the pitch gave way. some fans fell one and a half metres and were crushed by fellow supporters emergency services rushed to the scene and the gam

two weeks after hurricane maria, trump makes his first visit. what he'll find when he steps down on the storm-ravaged island. good morning washington. toss to eileen - today a repeat of yesterday - warming trend late week (80s return) - remaining very dry; rain chances return next week today: mostly sunny. cool start; mild afternoon. highs: 72-77 winds: se 5 mph tonight: mainly clear. patchy fog. lows: 45-56 winds: s 5 mph wednesday: mostly sunny. warmer. highs: 78-81 winds: s 5-10 mph - 24 hours after gunfire stunned las vegas. a gong sounding 59 times overnight - one for each life lost. across the country - vigils being held to remember those innocent victims. here is the latest. this morning - the death toll stands at 59 - with more than 520 injured, when a gunman fired down on a crowd a concert. police say the shooter had an arsenal of weapons at the hotel - and at his home - and ammonium nitrate in his car. president trump will visit las vegas tomorrow. overnight - tributes around the world to show support for las vegas. popular landmarks,

laura: president trump went to puerto rico today to see for himself the devastation caused by hurricane maria taken mr. trump 13 days to visit the island, the same amount of time it took president bush to visit new orleans after hurricane katrina. the president made reference to katrina, saying maria was just as bad in terms of damage, but not in terms of the death toll. we report from the capital of san juan . reporter: 13 days after hurricane maria tore into puerto rico, donald trump swept in and officials, some of whom had criticized the time it took the u.s. to take the disaster seriously. the president may not have pleased others in his company -- with some of these opening remarks. president trump: i hate to tell you, puerto rico, you have whack.our budget out of we spend a lot of money on puerto rico. that's fine. we saved a lot of lives. but ifeath is a horror, you look at a real catastrophe like katrina and you look at the tremendous hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people that died, and you look at what was really a storm that was totally overbearing, no one has ever seen anyth

ma el presidenterÍa: donald trump tiene un nuevoenemigo--marÍa: el presidente donald trump tiene un nuevouerra mundial. nos muestran cÓmo dos antiguos aliados se piden la cabeza. >> es un buen amigo, un buen tipo. donald trump hablÓ asÍ del senador republicano, paul walker. hoy sostienen un duelo a muerte. donald trump puede poner a la naciÓn en el camino de la tercera guerra mundial, dijo al new york times paul walker. lo alarmaba que el mandatario actuaba como si estuviera haciendo un show de televisiÓn. me rogÓ que lo apoyara en su reelecciÓn y le dije que no. querÍa ser secretario de estado y le dije que no. esperaba que fuera una voz negativa. no tuvo las agallas de postularse. quien se retira en 15 meses, el senador lo negÓ todo. una lÁstima que la casa blanca sea una guarderÍa para adultos. la consejera presidencial afirmÓ en la cadena fox que las palabras del senador eran insultantes. otros comparten su opiniÓn, dice el activista republicano. >> hay muchos republicanos que estÁn en contra de las acciones del presidente: mccain, graham, sachs, marco rubio, todos se oponen a las med

the death toll in puerto rico after hurricane maria has reached thirty four u.s. president donald trump told puerto rican officials that they should be proud that thousands of lives won't last in iraq and maria trump controversially compared the disaster to what he called a real catastrophe like katrina one of his first official visits to puerto rico. u.s. defense secretary james mattis has told the senate that washington will give islamabad another chance to help with afghanistan before taking what he described as a punitive action that says the top u.s. military officer general joseph dunford accused pakistan's intelligence agency of having ties to armed groups spain's king has intervened in the crisis over catalonia describing sunday's secession referendum as illegal and undemocratic earlier hundreds of thousands of catalans demonstrated against a violent security crackdown jury vote iraq is to hold financial transactions with its kurdish region in retaliation for last week's secession referendum iraqi state television says that parliament voted in favor of the blockade in order to p

surgeries infrastructure was destroyed almost two weeks ago by hurrican maria president trump is expected to go there this week. the u.s. secretary of state says the trump of ministration has no plans to force regime change in north korea rex tillerson made the comments on a visit to china where he also revealed his country is in direct communication with pyongyang. the nigeria's taking a rather low key approach to its independence day celebrations in the northeastern state of foreigner this year because of fears of attacks by the. there's been an increase in the number of attacks on civilians and security personnel of late as ahmed addressed reports. a member of a militia helping the army in the fight against the koran is now facing its own battle for his life. iraq it tore through the patrol car he was in as he helped provide cover for workers two months ago. but was also part of that convoy that included soldiers who will be as if they be i.d.d. as i wish it was an ambush the surprise is that we were sitting there was safe we spent days working there that take happened in our last day.

structure was destroyed almost two weeks ago by hurrican maria president trump is expected to visit where to rico this week. the u.s. secretary of state says the trumpet ministration has no plans to force regime change in north korea rex tillerson made the remarks during a visit to china where he also revealed his country is in direct communication with pyongyang the former football star o.j. simpson has been released from a u.s. prison he served nine years for armed robbery the seventy year old was released from the nevada jail early on sunday and will be supervised by parole officers for five years in one thousand nine hundred five simpson was acquitted of murdering his ex-wife and her friend in a trial that gripped the world dozens of football spectators were injured when a crowd barrier collapsed at a stadium in france the incident happened at the league one match between leland amiel the little supporters were celebrating the opening goal when the fence collapsed under their weight three people were taken to hospital with serious injuries and the match was abandoned all roger today t

maría. sot donald trump/presidente de los eeuu "odio decirles esto, puerto rico, pero están sacando de controltamos mucho dinero en puerto rico, y está bien. salvamos muchas vidas", dijo el presidente en la rueda de prensa en la que comparó el daño provocado por el huracán maría en puerto rico con la magnitud de al huracán katrina que azotó nueva orleans en 2005 y dejó más 1,800 muertos. "si miras a una catástrofe real como katrina , cientos y cientos y cientos de personas que murieron, y miras lo que ha pasado aquí, con una tormenta que realmente fue abrumadora, nadie ha visto algo como esto". el presidente le pregunto al gobernador cuantas personas habian muerto tras responder que 16 trump replico "debes estar orgulloso" el mandatario y su esposa visitaron una iglesia en guaynabo, y varias residencias afectadas por el huracán. --- cada dia para los residentes de puerto rico es un nuevo reto .. el camino no sera facil para regresar a una vida cotidiana. -- asi luce parte de san juan, arboles , postes electricos caidos, casas que haces unas dias estaban cubiertas de agua. -- los efectos de mar

and president trump visits puerto rico, thirteen days after hurricane maria. report from the capital sanjuan. it's 6am in singapore, ”pm in london and 6pm in washington where president trump described the man who carried out the most deadly mass shooting in modern us history as a very sick individual. he said a debate on america's gun laws "perhaps" would come, but not for now. police in las vegas say the gunman stephen paddock put several cameras around the hotel room from which he launched the attack, and left about 50 guns there before he killed himself. our north america editor jon sopel reports. sirens. sunday night in las vegas, and the first reports of something going terribly wrong. the stress in the voices of the police, evident. they have located where the firing is coming from, and the impact he's having. stephen paddock is now dead and police are searching the hotel room on the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay, which had become his armoury. at a news conference police revealed paddock had set up cameras. there were cameras located outside the room an

. >>> peor fue katrina, 13 dÍas despuÉs del paso del huracÁn marÍa el presidente trump visita puerto asegura que la isla no sufre de una catÁstrofe real como el huracÁn katrina. sus palabras indignan a puertorriqueÑos. >>> mÁs vÍctimas mujeres el 61% de las personas muertas por el sismo de mÉxico fueron mujeres los expertos dicen que muchas fÁbrica trabajan en casas y sus condiciones de trabajo son peores, noticias telemundo comienza ya. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) >>> noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz balart. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) >>> muy buenas tardes el asesino de las vegass usÓ adaptares para rifles que enfermo permiten disparar entre 400 y 800 cartuchos por minutos y con las cÁmaras vieron cuando la policÍa se acercaba. en esta foto se alcanza a ver parte del arsenal junto con los destrozos en el piso adentro habÍan 13 maletas pero nada de lo que se ha revelado hoy responde a la pregunta que todos nos hacemos ¿ por quÉ? cristina londoÑo tiene lo Último desde el lugar de los hechos cristina buenos tarde. >>> josÉ buenas tardes entre massa brem mas massa sabemos de esta obra macabra de stephen ta paddock

. >>> president trump is in puerto rico today tour iing the devastation from hurricane maria. trumpnd the first lady met with resident who is are still picking up the piece there is. the president's visit comes as his administration is under fire for its response to the u.s. territories. the president says the government has done a good job responding to the devastation, but now he says it's time for puerto rican b officials to step up. >> you have thrown our budget a little out of whack because we spent a lot of money on puerto rico and that's fine. we saved a lot lyes. >> the president also raised eyebrow when is he compared the storm to hurricane katrina. he said only 16 people died in the storm, it could have been a lot worse. precious delivery, take a look at this newly released video. it shows fema workers and the puerto rican national guard delivering water to residents. many of them have been without running water or electricity following the storm. this morning a cruise ship filled with people who evacuated arrived in fort lauderdale. passengers reunited with family or caug

salinas. ♪ marÍa elena: muy buenas noches, dos semanas despuÉs del azote del huracÁn marÍa, el presidente donald trumpco en compaÑÍa de su esposa melania. jorge: la visita ocurre despuÉs de fuertes crÍticas por la lentitud de su gobierno tras el paso del huracÁn marÍa. pasamos con ilia calderÓn, que estÁ en vivo desde san juan. ilia: desde que pasÓ el huracÁn marÍa se ha convertido el centro de operaciones de la alcaldesa de san juan. vamos a hablar con ella en segundos. el presidente trump llegÓ hoy y repartiÓ algunos objetos. comparo la tragedia de puerto rico. reportero: el presidente trump llegÓ acompaÑado de la primera dama. no se esperaba la presencia de la alcaldesa de san juan y ese apretÓn de mano a quien ella habÍa criticado. estas imÁgenes de trump lanzando suministros ha producido todo tipo de reacciones. el presidente felicitÓ a los puertorriqueÑos porque segÚn Él sÓlo se perdieron 16 vidas. hay una realidad que trump no vio cerca. esta familia ahora se ha visto obligado a estar en el segundo piso de su vivienda. >> no es fÁcil porque yo enferma y mi esposo tambiÉn. reportera: estas imÁge

president trump has been on a visit to puerto rico to see for himself the devastation caused by hurricane mariatrump thirteen days to visit the island, the same amount of time it took president bush to visit new orleans after hurricane katrina. while meeting officials, the president made reference to katrina, saying maria wasjust as bad in terms of the damage, but not in terms of the death toll. 13 days after hurricane maria tore into puerto rico, donald trump sweeped in. he was greeted by officials, some of whom criticised the time it took the us to take the disaster seriously. he might not have pleased people with his opening remarks on the island. i hate to tell you, puerto rico, but you've thrown our budget a little out of whack. we spent a lot of money on puerto rico and we've saved a lot of lives. every death is a horror, but if you look at a real catastrophe like katrina, and you look at the tremendous, hundreds and hundreds of people that died, and you look at what happened with really a storm that was just totally overpowering, nobody has ever seen everything like this. what is your de

president trump visiting almost two weeks after hurricane maria.e said and how the recovery is going. the scottish government has announced an effective ban on fracking after the energy minister told members of the scottish parliament it will not take place. the move was welcomed by environmental groups but has been slammed the operators of a large chemical plant at grangemouth, that has licences over 700 square miles of scotland. the minister said that restricting the technique would continue indefinitely. the research that we have conducted does not adequately allay the fears. balancing the economy, environment, ican balancing the economy, environment, i can confirm that the conclusion of the scottish government is that we will not support the development of unconventional oil and gas in scotland. welcome back. and a story that we have focused on heavily over the last two weeks, the situation in porto rico and the aftermath of hurricane maria. president trump has visited today, talking about what federal aid can do, hearing how people have been d

territory of puerto rico still struggling to recover from the catastrophe of hurricane maria, today president trump questioned the puerto rican people themselves, and singled out the mayor of san juan personally for blame. food and water shortages continue in puerto rico, ten days after maria made landfall. and, while more aid is finally reaching those who need it, the morning began with a series of tweets from president trump, taking on san juan mayor carmen yulin cruz. the early morning dispatches criticized puerto rican leadership, claiming they "are not able to get their workers to help. they want everything done for them." the attack comes after mounting criticism from mayor cruz and others of the trump administration's slow response to the devastation in the aftermath of maria. >> we are dying, and you are killing us with the inefficiency and the bureaucracy. >> sreenivasan: president trump claimed, without providing details, that the democrats had told mayor cruz "you must be nasty to trump." both the governor and mayor cruz responded that politics should not hinder aid. >> this isn't about

trump. >> asÍ es, como has venido informando, hace algunas minutos arribo su comitiva, el dÍa 13por este paso del huracÁn marÍa la primera vez que el presidente trump visita a territorio puertorriqueÑo en medio de una gran polÉmica. el presidente lo ha dicho,10.000 personas que estÁn haciendo un trabajo fantÁstico. sin embargo, por el otro lado vemos a los alcaldes locales quejÁndose nosotros mismos caminamos hacia poblaciones. vimos como testigos las comunicaciones obviamente son nulas. tuvimos que caminar a pie varias millas por unas vÍas cortadas por Árboles caÍdos que todavía no han sido removidas. esta es la situaciÓn que se vive a las afueras de san juan. >> definitivamente la polÉmica estÁ presente, la polÍtica partidista, cuando el presidente acusÓ a la alcaldesa de san juan de escuchar a los demÓcratas para que lo criticarÁn. ella dijo que no estÁ para peleas partidistas, que ella necesita salvar vidas, que se haga presente la ayuda y que esa ayuda pueda llegar no solamente a san juan, que es la poblaciÓn que representa sino tambiÉn a los otmu se ha convertido en la vocera de esos pequeÑos municipios

marÍa: así iniciÓ el encuentro de presidente trump con la alcaldesa de san juan, a dos semanas del pasoacer un comentario como que nosotros le habÍamos cuadrado el presupuesto. cuando estÁ salvando vidas utilizar todos los recursos. luego esa imagen del presidente lanzando papel higiÉnico a la gente como si fuese un juego. marÍa: se refiere al corto momento que conviviÓ con algunos damnificados en guaynabo. pero al quedarse con miembros de la casa blanca el ambiente cambio. >> yo sentÍ que era una ventana a la realidad, entre lo que pensaban que habÍa pasado y lo que nosotros le estamos diciendo. nos ha dicho ingratos, mantenidos, deudores. hoy nos ha sacado en cara el gasto que es una inversiÓn. creo que es responsabilidad del presidente y no representa a la naciÓn, se trata de no tener diÁlisis, niÑos tomando agua en riachuelos, personas muertas que todavÍa no estÁn contabilizadas, alcaldes que vienen pidiendo las sobras. marÍa: agradece los actos de amor de residentes y el mundo entero. se le ha dicho unos tÉrminos muy peyorativos para ser mujer. >> yo hubiese dado cualquier cosa por

mcdowell for a maria bartiromo monday, october 23 top stories 8:30 a.m. eastern, tough talk on north korea president trumpun regime, during exclusive interview with maria. >> china is helping us also respect -- now that being said we are prepared for anything. we are so prepared, like you wouldn't believe. dagen: much more from the interview with the president and north korea strategy ahead earnings focus on wall street halliburton shares up almost 1% the moment, premarket trading after delivering solid 4th quarter results the numbers ahead, that is agent you have the the start of earnings season 177 companies in s&p 500 report this week 12 dow stocks futures gains across the board, with all three major market gages starting today at all-time highs. moving higher in europe as well, the biggest gainer there still, french stokes cac quarante up a third of 1%, and nikkei biggest winner in asia overnight, up more than 1%. tesla shifting into high gear asaid setting up shop in shanghai potential impact of expansion into china, nfl, not scoring points with a lot of fans, the national anthem he protester rolled

marÍa. hablaremos del legado de la visita del presidente trump a la isla. a la bÚsqueda de vÍctimas entre los escombros causados por el terremoto en mÉxico. comenzamos. m ♪ locutor: Éste es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. ♪ marÍa elena: ¿quÉ tal? la novia del autor de la masacre en las vegas, rregresÓ de filipinas y las autoridades la estÁn interrogando intensamente, en busca de pistas sobre lo que pudo haber motivado a su pareja a ejecutarla matanza. esto ocurre mientras-- enrique: la novia de stephen paddock, dijo que no tenÍa conocimiento alguno de que su novio estuviera planeando una masacre como la ocurrida aquÍ en las vegas. dijo que ella esperaba por un futuro a su lado y que el dinero que, presuntamente transfiriÓ a su cuenta en las filipinas, 100,000 dÓlares, era una forma de terminar con la relaciÓn. su abogado dijo que expresaba sus condolencias con las vÍctimas, con los familiares de las vÍctimas y los lesionados de esta masacre. juan carlos gonzÁlez nos tiene mÁs detalles desde la casa de este agresor. juan: ya se e

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president donald trump has blamed for thirty can spare their island slow recovery from hurricane maria on twitter trump criticized the quote poor leadership stange one mez the mare common union crews she had been pleading for days for more emergency aid from the trial administration. now a new art exhibition showcasing the work of renowned german painter expect man has been opened to the public in the german city of blame and welfare to features a collection of paintings sculptures and other works by the twentieth century paint . these people have come to get a glimpse into the corky and colorful world max spec wins art depicted. the famous painter drew his inspiration from cabaret and circus he saw himself as a clown and the world his theater. display to art us but in the world theater conceives the world is the stage and the people as the actors each of us has a part to play assigned by the creator of this world of pictures whether as god or as director. and effect was on a theatrical life one where we all wear masks as seen here in one of the highlight pieces the apache dance. a fil

the senate passing a $4 trillion budget plan paving the way for tax cuts president trump weigh ing in on tax cuts with maria bartiromo. let's listen. >> president trump: he said to me you have to do us all a favor give the tax decrease to the middle class. we don't need it. we don't need it. we don't want it. give it to the middle class and i've had many people very healthy people tell me the same thing. i've had very few say i want more i want more. they really want to see the middle class has really not done very well over the last long period of time and so when paul mentions maybe one more category which i'd rather not have, it may not happen, but the only reason i would have and he does say this he's very plain, is if for any reason i feel the middle class is not being properly taken care of. >> liz: let's bring in congressman andy biggs, good to see you congressman. thank you for coming on the show >> thanks, liz. >> liz: what do you think, tax cuts by thanksgiving? >> you know, it's real possible. i'm real happy the senate got their budget done last night and now it's back to the house. we've got to

maria. president trump and the first lady visited the island yesterday to survey the damage for the first time since the hurricane hit. the trip came amidst criticism that the united states is not doing enough to help the island nation. president trump praised the work done by first responders. >> an incredible job done by fema and the coast guard and the army. and the navy and air force and marines, i think the job of the first responders has been something like i have never seen before. >> the president appeared to joke about the cost of helping puerto rico. saying that the u.s. territory has quote, thrown our budget a little out of whack. they are struggling from a crisis for years filing for bankruptcy with debt totalling $73 billion. >>> and if you are hoping for cooler weather you may be disappointed. looking at the ben franklin bridge at lunch time. a gorgeous afternoon and only getting warmer throughout the week. not very autumnal. but karen rogers is if the weather center with the check of the afternoon forecast. >> hi rick, on the upside if you are like me and like summer, we have mo

maria. on wednesday, the director of office of management and budget, mick mulvaney, has contradicted president trump's comments that he would wipe out puerto rico's billion dollar debt amid the catastrophic aftermath of hurricane maria. with the challenges that puerto rico has, the island is at least $72 billion in debt, before the storm. regardless focus our attention right now i'm -- we're going to focus our attention on making sure everyone is safe and that we get through this difficult times. we're not going to deal right now with those fundamental difficulties that puerto rico had before the storm. talked about of this, a lot of those issues re: dealt with through previous legislation called promesa. amy: mulvaney was walking back comments trump made on tuesday, during which he told fox news' geraldo rivera that he would move to eliminate the island's debt. meanwhile, federal officials are now concerned that the damage from hurricane maria will lead to nationwide shortages of critical medicine and other supplies, since puerto rico is one of the world's biggest hubs for pharmaceutical manufacturin

maria. president trump wasn't in attendance, but he did record a two—minute video message for the appeal.ave been written on the titanic has sold for a record fee of £126,000. the letter was written by the american businessman oscar holverson to his mother the day before the belfast—built ship hit an iceberg. it is the only known letter on headed titanic notepaper to have gone into the atlantic and survived. incredible that it survived. yeah, one of my colleagues were saying earlier it was recovered from the businessman‘s body when it was taken out of the water. a 12am, good morning,. receiving a birthday card from the queen used to be a rarity, but now more people than ever before are celebrating turning 100 years old. in fact, one in three children born today are likely to live to beyond that age. a new bbc panorama documentary has filmed with seven people who have already reached that milestone. one of those is ios—year—old, diana. let's take a look. diana gould. i'm going to be 105. i think your outlook, your attitude towards life, you have one life, live eight. i don't feel 105. you

to strike a different tone on storm ravaged puerto rico which is still reeling from hurricane maria. trumpweeted this. "the wonderful people of puerto rico with their unmatched spirit, know how bad things were before the h's. i will always be with them. the message has a positive tone but it also allude toss recent comments by trump that were not so positive. he tweeted yesterday that the federal aid can't be there forever suggesting that puerto rico will have to shoulder more responsibility for its recovery efforts. >> firefighter its battling the wildfires in northern virginia -- california are starting to contain some of the bigger fires. there are new concerns with winds set to pick up again. tonight 17 fires are still burning and they have scorched more than 200,000 acres. at least 31 people are dead. abc's elizabeth hur reports tonight. >> reporter: the current california wildfires now the deadliest fire disaster in state history. so far killing at least 31 people, burning an area as large as new york city and destroying thousands of homes and businesses. firefighters now racing agai

maria. president trump is also preparing for his visit there tomorrow.ent the day yesterday at the president's club golf tournament in new jersey where he dedicate the the trophy to all of the hurricane victims across puerto rico texas and florida. he also defended his administration against those who question his commitment to rebuilding the u.s. territory saying there has been tremendous progress. >>> the u.s. supreme court is starting its first full term under the trump presidency. the newest member neil gorsuch is also on board restoring the court to capacity with nine justices. a dispute over a wedding cake for a same-sex couple and a major clash over pay and working conditions. >>> a trio of americans today won the nobel prize for medicine for their work on circadian rhythms. jeffrey hall is at the university of maine. michael robask is at brandeis and michael young at rockefeller roost. the tree isolated a gene that that controls normal biological rhythm. it helped to eliminate sleep behavior metabolism and hormone levels. eligible for medicare? t

quÉ va a hacer el presidente trump para evitar que esto se vuelva a repetir? marÍao en este momento nevada para recoger sus restos, tambiÉn jessica, una madre soltera, estaba en las vegas visitando a su prometido. hay dos empleados de manhattan beach, hay una mujer bailey de la ciudad de bakersfield que temen se confirmÓ su muerte. tambiÉn, angie gÓmez. confirmaron que esta ex alumna de esta escuela secundaria muriÓ, tambiÉn lisa romero que era una secretaria en la escuela secundaria. ya tenemos los nombres de algunas otras personas que perdieron la vida, la mayorÍa son jÓvenes que vienen de diferentes partes del paÍs a disfrutar de un fin de semana en las vegas. hay varios estados que estÁn cerca. jorge: estos son los dos primeros nombres latinos que identificamos. marÍa elena: lisa romero y angie gÓmez. jorge: una latina que sobreviviÓ es marisa flores, gracias por estar con nosotros, dÓnde estabas con esto ocurrió? >> estaba a un lado, si el artista estÁ viendo hacia el escenario, yo estaba a su izquierda, estaba en el vip que es la secciÓn donde estÁ directament

the official death toll from hurricane maria has now risen to 43. on tuesday, president trump asked congress for $4.9 billion loan to help the island pay government salaries and other expenses. we'll have more on puerto rico later in the broadcast. in news from washington, officials say president trump has called for a nearly tenfold increase in the united states' nuclear weapons arsenal. the unnamed officials told nbc news that trump called for the massive nuclear arms build up during a july 20 meeting with the highest ranking military leaders. it was after this meeting that secretary of state rex tillerson reportedly called trump a moron. in response, trump has now called for an iq competition with tillerson. in an interview with "forbes" published tuesday, trump said about the alleged moron comment, "if he did that, i guess we'll have to compare iq tests." a shocking new investigation by "the new yorker" has revealed a slew of new rape and sexual assault allegations against disgraced and now-fired movie producer harvey weinstein, who had been one of the most powerful men in

issident donald trump assessing the damage and recovery efforts after hurricane maria. the visit took couple of turn the he said that aid to island's throwing the budget is little out of whack. think is ceo larry concerned about trump's proposal to end a state and local tax reduction. he says this plan will expand deficits. more on that expose of you just ahead. equifax coming under sharp criticism on capitol hill. richard smith, the former ceo play defense is lawmakers grilled him for three hours over the company's actions and miss actions. u.s. markets close in about two hours time. let's get a check. record highs. abigail: very tight trading range. it could be the tightest of the year for the s&p 500, and that is saying something. only about a three point range we've seen for that index today. and again today will be a record close for the two major indices, even if the gains we are seeing are not terribly large in today's session. as we see stocks continue to climb, we look at the various measures volatility and what people are doing protection wise to have been fall

marÍa: muy buenas noches, dos semanas despuÉs del azote del huracÁn marÍa el presidente donald trump esto en compaÑÍa de su esposa, melania. jorge: esto ocurre despuÉs de fuertes crÍticas por la lentitud de su gobierno luego del paso del huracÁn marÍa. ilia: muy buenas noches, los saludo desde el coliseo roberto clemente. se ha convertido en el centro de operaciones era alcaldesa de san juan, carmen julÍn el presidente trump llegÓ hoy a la isla y. visitÓ algunas Áreas. repartiÓ algunos objetos entre personas damnificadas y comparÓ la tragedia de puerto rico con la tragedia de katrina. vilma: el presidente trump llegÓ acompaÑado de su esposa migraÑa y varios asesores. lo recibiÓ el gobernador de la isla y alcaldes locales. nos esperaba la presencia de la alcaldesa de san juan y menos este apretÓn de manos con el presidente a quien ella habÍa criticado duramente por el envÍo de ayuda federal. ha producido todo tipo de reacciones. el president puertorriqueÑos porque segÚn Él sÓlo se perdieron 16 vidas. hay una realidad que trump no vio cerca. esta familia ahora se ha visto obligado a es

trump is there. is he going to test a weapon, is he going to icbm, test a bomb and how do the americans react to that was the number one thing >> mariawow. >> we can really see escalation as a consequence of that and number two is how much time is trump going to give china to get something done on north korea before the u.s. starts moving on u.s. china trade. by far the most important issue for your viewers, so i think that this is a really big one. i just came back from tokyo. his relationship is awesome and certainly that at the beginning of the trip is going to go very well. the rest of this will be a lot harder to orchestrate. >> maria: do we have a policy with china, away from north korea or is this basically our policy is what are you doing to reign in north korea? >> our policy from china from day one if you remember a year ago people thought there was trade war between the u.s. and china. when trump was willing to take the call, when he's president all of that. then, with the visit things got much better but they got better predicated not between the two men but predicated there was going to be some support from china on reso

maria. you can see how the wind affected the entire island. more tweets -- "president trump'sesponse shows us how invidious to be president -- shows us how unfit he is to be potus. just as all other moronic things he has done in nine months. " -- "during sandy, we lost power for 16 days and several roads were blocked. by falling trees and power lines." are you from puerto rico? you have family down there? caller: yes. something in rebuttal to the naysayers. i think it is extremely interesting to say that bush -- trump isn't there and bush wouldn't be there. does anybody remember katrina? he was on a boat, fishing with his son? does anybody remember that? clear that if you don't want to do something, you don't do that. this country is broke. that, you say this in front of the whole world? stop worryingld about what people look like -- you can't choose what you are when you are born. people are worried about the national anthem, the home of the free but he hasn't even been there yet. come on, people aren't watching this? we can put people on the moon and the old drones but we ca

con jorge ramos y maria elena salinas. ♪ jorge: muy buenas noches, comenzamos con el ataque del presidente trumpico que culpÓ de tener una desastrosa infraestructura. y de ser culpable de ser la crisis financiera que padece. 23 dÍas del paso de maría 45 personas han muerto en la isla, 83 por ciento de los usuarios no tienen electricidad y mÁs de la mitad tampoco tienen agua potable. aÚn asÍ trump advirtiÓ que no enviar ayuda a la isla. ... no puede quedarse para siempre en puerto rico, devastado por un huracÁn hace tres semana. el mandatario tweet yo que la infraestructura de puerto rico era un desastre ante de los huracanes y que enfrenta una crisis financiera que en gran parte es su culpa. >> por quÉ el presidente de --al presidente de los estados unidos no le importa? no nos quiere. reportera: la casa blanca defendiÓ el twitter del mandatario. " nuestra naciÓn respaldarÁ a los ciudadanos estadounidenses en puerto rico hasta que se haga el trabajo, esperamos que sea pronto y que los militares y fema puedan retirarse porque se han recuperado lo suficiente". tambiÉn la cÁmara de representantes a

jones act, who decided that they needed to pylon with the folks that work con yang president trump on hurricane maria and turn it into his katrina. president trump doesn't like people who don't look like him. so everybody want 2 to pylon to try to kill this piece of legislation, which is really responsible for keeping the us maritime shipping industry alive. >> armstrong williams: you may have lost some people with that connate west, president obama, you need to explain this. >> if you remember, after hurricane katrina, they had that b connie came on and said george bush doesn't care about black people because george bush wasn't doing enough to help out with katrina. they were trying to set up the same dynamic for president trump. to say president trump doesn't care about people of color speak. >> armstrong williams: oh. >> he went to florida, he went to texas, but he doesn't care about puerto rico. because they aren't his kind of people.>> armstrong williams: they're not brown people. >> they wanted to play the race card. when in fact, he waved the jones act for 10 days, and it wasn't like there wer

maria: president trump taking his tax plan on the road. he sends a strong message to congress yesterday to get this done during a rally in pennsylvania. the president promised voters that would give american householders a pay raise, $4000 pay raise on average. how do you get there james freeman in terms of that number? >> the president was speaking for all of us telling congress to get it done. it is great to hear him talking about middle-class tax cuts, but i think he needs to talk about tax cuts for everyone if we want to encourage growth. the top 1% of income earners in this country pay more than the bottom 90% combined. maria: preaching to the choir. >> if you are designing a growth plan and the ideas you cutting taxes, you have to go where the incentives matter. i am hoping there is a consensus on corporate tax reform. a lot of research on other economists to show when you cut corporate tax rates, workers benefit. their wages go up because businesses invest more. that means there's more productivity and they can demand more money. ma

trump also toward the neighborhood and met with people whose homes were damaged by maria. pres. p: we are going to help you out. have a good time. it is great to see you. >> thank you, mr. president. david: the president and the first lady got a look at the destruction by helicopter. they did not visit the harder-hit areas of the island where there is no running water or power, forcing people to drink and bathe with stream water. during a briefing earlier in the day, president trump praise the federal government's response, but seemed to downplay the devastation of maria compared to that of hurricane katrina. pres. trump: if you look at a real catastrophe like katrina and you look at the tremendous hundreds and hundreds and of hundreds people that died, you can be very proud of all of your people, all of our people working together. david: mr. trump also appeared to criticize the u.s. territory for their more than $70 billion debt. pres. trump: i hate to tell you , puerto rico, but you have thrown our budget a little out of whack because we spent a lot , of money on puerto rico.

of thousands are expected to flee the island following the devastation caused by hurricane maria president trump is traveling to the u.s. territory tomorrow for more we go live tonight to our duties marine important arena three point four million americans on the island are experiencing their thirteenth day largely without power according to the pentagon fifty five percent of the island still does not have access to drinking water only ten. out of the island sixty nine hospitals are running on electrical power and many of puerto rico's mountainous areas remain in its inaccessible leaving residents there trapped some running out of food and water now on friday the mayor of san juan carmen ulan cruz publicly pleaded for help accusing the trumpet ministration of killing puerto rico with inefficiency america's commander in chief responded via his favorite social media platform publicly criticizing the very people struggling to recover over the weekend president trump wrote quote such poor leadership ability by the mayor of san juan and others in puerto rico who are not able to get their workers to h

america appeal concert in texas is raising money for people affected by hurricane harvey and maria president trump sent a video recording to concert goers the presidents have already raised thirty one million dollars for hurricane victims beyers americans to give more. these were grievous storms back to back there is still to be honored in florida. and our friends in puerto rico and the american virgin islands have only begun to dig their way out of what could be still a calamity this disaster but it can be a new beginning it was former students here tonight could not be prouder. of the response of americans. when they see their neighbors and they see their friends. they see strangers in me american step up. but rina shah is a republican strategist and commentator she says donald trump's absence of the events raising questions. his base is going to bring up one point and this is one thing i've heard from them throughout the day is that it's terrible that they didn't invite the commander in chief these are five past presidents and they're dividing this country even more by nine biting donald trump

trump. comenzamos. ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn. con jorge ramos y mariade las declaraciones de campos que hasta el momento no habÍa dado entrevistas. ricardo: corroborando con lo que habÍa aclarado antes, jesÚs campo asegura que fue desde el piso nÚmero 31 al 32 por la escalera del hotel para revisar una puerta abierta que habÍa activado una alarma. el acceso estaba bloqueado y subiÓ por elevador. si va acercando a la habitaciÓn y es cuando escuchó ruidos fuertes. [habla en inglÉs] ricardo: en cuestiÓn de segundos se dio cuenta de que eran disparos. [habla en inglÉs] ricardo: Éstas son las primeras declaraciones que jesÚs campo hacen pÚblico, asistiÓ al campo de la cadena nbc, acompaÑado con el ingeniero de mantenimiento al cual le salvÓ la vida. [habla en inglÉs] ricardo: a pesar de que estaba herido se quedÓ a ayudar a la policÍa para que dieran con la ubicaciÓn del atacante, por todo esto se le considera un hÉroe. que sus campo y su compaÑero rechazara los 25,000 dÓlares que les ofrecieron para que contaran su versiÓn de lo que sucediÓ en la fatiga noc

trump. comenzamos. ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn. con jorge ramos y maria baleado por stephen paddock. tenemos detalles de las declaraciones de campos que hasta el momento no habÍa dado entrevistas. ricardo: corroborando con lo que habÍa aclarado antes, jesÚs campo asegura que fue desde el piso nÚmero 31 al 32 por la escalera del hotel para revisar una puerta abierta que habÍa activado una alarma. el acceso estaba bloqueado y subiÓ por elevador. si va acercando a la habitaciÓn y es cuando escuchó ruidos fuertes. [habla en inglÉs] ricardo: en cuestiÓn de segundos se dio cuenta de que eran disparos. [habla en inglÉs] ricardo: Éstas son las primeras declaraciones que jesÚs campo hacen pÚblico, asistiÓ al campo de la cadena nbc, acompaÑado con el ingeniero de mantenimiento al cual le salvÓ la vida. [habla en inglÉs] ricardo: a pesar de que estaba herido se quedÓ a ayudar a la policÍa para que dieran con la ubicaciÓn del atacante, por todo esto se le considera un hÉroe. que sus campo y su compaÑero rechazara los 25,000 dÓlares que les ofrecieron para que contara