desde texas mariana.al paÍs en medio de la uniÓn europea, amenaza el sistema fronteras abiertas. maria: pasamos con ilia y el adelanto de noticias de hoy. ilia:empezamos con lo que le sucediÓ el presidente menganito una escuela, quien profesor le dice que es un hombre de palabra y no de hecho. tendremos mÁs esta noche, joven atleta de texas muriÓ por una ameba que la llaman con el cerebro. una encuestadora preguntÓ cuÁles son los paÍses preferidos de quienes buscan un paÍs mejor, y queremos preguntar cuÁles creen ustedes que son los tres paÍses favorito, comparten su opiniÓn en las redes sociales. forrajero. mucho colimense cuenta indignado por el baile de nicolÁs maduro y su esposa. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ tenerle envidia a ese chico que siempre lo tiene. Únete a la revolución iphone forever. ahora llévate un iphone por $15 al mes y traélo de vuelta para actualizarlo por el último cuando sea, una y otra vez. para siempre. está incluído en tu mensualidad. sólo de sprint. ¿cómo voy a cuidar de mis papás si desarrollan una

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p airbases in the mariana islands, and the special base, guam.mes word that the japs sent strong air reinforcements to an island that flanks go on -- flanks guam. record just what our guns and bombs due to the enemy. these pixels enable our air combat intelligence officers to adjust as they swooped down. while our planes return for more , the servicenition planes will take over. attempts to take the beaches we are going to hit. some of our oldest and proudest battleships are here. the colorado. the tennessee. and the uss pennsylvania, flagship of world war i. winging home to the fighting lady, several of our planes crippled, make a game attempt to land. now is when the landing signal must estimate the battle damage of plans like these. planes like these. and flight deck emergency crews, firefighters, rescue details, almostical crews exhibit perfect action. the pilot of a torpedo plane has been unable to breach his load of incendiaries. takes retain about 75 gallons of high-octane gas. these men deserve every citation they guess. get.very citation

mariana: trump y la cadena fox hicieron las paces.go por mucho tiempo, le tengo un gran respeto, yo estaba curioso cÓmo me trataron, quizÁs justificadamente. trump hizo comentarios ofensivos sobre la moderadora y pidiÓ que se disculpara. >> ciertamente no voy a disculparme por hacer buen periodismo,, continuarÉ mi trabajo sin miedo ni favoritismos. no hay opciÓn para la cadena conservadora. >> se necesitan, Él estÁ liderando los porcentajes de participaciÓn no solamente de los republicanos. el candidato estÁ a la cabeza en iowa. tiene 17% de apoyo. todo un jefe de campaÑa de trump renunciÓ el sÁbado. mariana: hoy le preguntaron al candidato si se postularÍa como independiente. reiterÓ que si no lo tratan con justicia podrÍa tomar el camino. presentador: el chapo guzmÁn lleva un mes sin rastros, muchos dudan que se pueda recapturar, ademÁs de su primer escape de la cÁrcel, esta vez el chapo no estarÍa hablando ni siquiera con su familia. jessica: hoy se cumple un mes de la fuga de joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn, las autoridades investigan si

our objective -- the first of many will be the marianas. battles just ahead of us, we are to make good use of the multitude of weapons, special devices, and techniques developed since the u.s. navy first took to the air. not only did our naval flyers create the aircraft carrier, it was they who protected divebombing. disposed about the flight deck so they can be quickly armed all manner of deathdealing objects. we have torpedoes and incendiaries, and what we call daisy cutters. some of our bombs are armor piercing. some have affects that prolong the effect of the bombardment hours after we delivered it. here are the new rackets that packed the same wallet as a three inch sail. because there is not much recoil, they can be fired from planes. we are told to scrub up to lessen the danger of infection in case we are wounded. as well as our bodies, most of us prepare our souls. always on the eve of battle, services are held in relays so every one of our crewmen has a chance. >> ♪ amen ♪ narrator: as the eve before battling fins, there is the usu

thathat is of interest is that predictability continued after we took the marianas, they fukushima. before 1945,igured they had us figured in 1944. blockade, bombardment, and invasion considered in 1944 and when the5 considered european war would end. what intermediate objective to take. by early 1945, the intelligence studies were looking at how long will it take to make japan surrendered by blockade and bombardment. we don't know. it could take if you must, it could take a few years. it is worth noting that the theential behind -- assumption behind air attack is that we would destroy their transportation system, including food distribution. overall, the conclusion was that probably japan would not surrender through blockade and bombing until mid to late 1946. it was examined, and ultimately they conclude that we should issue the invasion directive. the joint steve of staff -- chief of staff agreed. throughout those able discussions, the atomic bomb was not yet a factor. that from the standpoint of subsequent controversy, everything option we are looking at has a lot of negative in

mariana: jorge ramos se ha convertido en un icono.bra con su ascendencia hispana ahora atiendes a cientos de personas que buscan plasmar estas imÁgenes. >> yo vengo de padres mexicanos que se pasaron de migrantes pero nosotros comenzamos desde abajo y ahorita nos hemos superado bastante. reportera: despuÉs de el polÉmico encuentro con trump dejaron volar su imaginaciÓn para mostrar su apoyo. >> para mÍ era muy especial porque es algo que yo quiero que la gente sepa y apoyo lo que estÁ haciendo el. marÍa: son sÓlo parte de los miles que estÁn mostrando hoy su opiniÓn. ramÓn: los comentarios de trump han despertado los deseos de los hispanos en votar en las elecciones. darle voz a los millones que aÚn no pueden votar y combatir estos discursos que sÓlo promueven la discriminaciÓn. muchos dicen que el enojo se verÁ en las urnas. >> no quiero que sea electo como presidente porque es un hombre racista. un hombre que trata mal a nuestra comunidad hispana. > trump no se puede culpar tanto tienen que respetar lo que Él dice. ramÓn: hay que vo

taipan, guam in the marianas. palau and maritime.he pacific. ♪ in early october of 1944 and a combat loaded convert from pearl harbor was on its way to strike enemy stronghold. one afternoon a top-secret code message broke radio silence. for three years are expanding navy and air forces have probed the pacific, cutting the japanese supply lines, smashing airstrips, blasting garrisons, until the losses made possible in the change of plans. from admiral nimitz, instructions to change course, the invasion canceled, rendezvous for task forces headed for a new objective. the philippines. >> now get this. these are the philippines. manila, they are expecting us here. down at the bottom is another place they are expecting us. got it? so we don't hit these places. we had here, right in the middle. now remember, don't get careless. they are the same ones they have always been. any questions? >> questions? sure. the silent kind. there are always questions. >> and the lord said, i surely seen the infliction of my people. and i heard their cry b

mariana, esto se puede hacer con el arroz que le queda a uno del otro dÍa? mÁs afectados son los hijos de padres que tienen un menor nivel acadÉmico, los de madres solteras jÓvenes de bajos ingresos y afroamericanos. el estudio indica que bebÉs de madres que tienen turnos de trabajo irregulares tienen peor percepciÓn sensorial, aprendizaje, comunicaciÓn verbal, en menor agilidad para la soluciÓn de problemas, niÑos entre 5 y 6 aÑos, en la misma situaciÓn tienen a mostrar un comportamiento mÁs agresivo, ansiedad, y depresiÓn. el estudio dice que padres con horarios complicados no tienen tiempo para realizar comidas saludables, lo que afecta la salud y desarrollo de los pequeÑos. mientras que los adolescentes entre 13 y 14 aÑos, cuyos progenitores laboran de noche tienen mayor probabilidad de tener comportamiento arriesgado, fumar, consumir alcohol, y sufrir depresiÓn, que aquellos jÓvenes que tienen a sus padres en casa a esas horas. esta investigaciÓn tambiÉn resalta que los padres con horario de trabajo irregular tienden a estar mÁs cansados, irritables y e

mariana sanchez, al jazeera, peru. >>> for years, intricately painted human tigers have taken the field competing for prize money and entertaining the crowds. but divya gopalan says the celebration is at risk of dying out. >>> the celebration begins in the morning. each team has its own pattern or design. the patterns will be kept secret. though his small frame won't be getting many points, 70-year-old has on his side. >> the painting and the makeup was different in those days. it was nicer had a different smell. >> reporter: to save some money. some teams have resorted to house baint. rather thapaint rather than traditional dyes and stains. even the mayor agrees that's not enough. >> i think the government should be supporting it with more funding. they must include it in their yearly budget in order to keep this art form alive. >> reporter: by midafternoon the troops take to the streets. sweating and swaying under the hot sun, each group has up to 51 human tigers, and a number of mu suggests and a parade float. this tradition goes back more than 200 years. until recently it was mostly

mariana was 16 when she died. >> the picture touched me deeply. it shouldn't be there. >> before the killer made his way there, he set off a car bomb in oslo's government district. >> when i saw the wreckage of the attacker's car, i had to turn away. it was too much for me. >> you can tons destruction here and the power of the bomb. how powerful that was. it's important for people to see what's left of the car. >> these are the moments before the explosion that were captured by security cameras. [explosion] >> the perpetrator parked his van in front of government buildings. the bomb killed eight people. by that point he was on his way 30 kilometers away. he boarded a ferry disguised as a policeman. when he opened fire, he was indoors. >> when the shooting started in the small hall, we, yes, flee, fled out. we went on to the farmhouse. we hid behind the farmhouse in the high grass in the trees. i remember when we were lying in the grass and forest and how long it took before anything happened. and we saw blue lights on the other side, and i remembe

but as mariana ca sÁnchez reports. >> after 31 years in the news program, he now watches every word heys on air afraid his radio station will be fined by the government. >> if the government disagrees with our content, with their vision on the issues. that includes saying that we're alive. the station even could lose it's operating license given by the government if the anger the president. >> they're shameless, sick, clowns, psychopaths, manipulative and dison the. >> they don't trust the private media and constantly lashes out against it. private tv station has elimina eliminated investigative reports on corruption to avoid the president's criticism and to prevent punishment. >> there is a law. it's not that you violate the law and you're punished. you're punished even if you don't vie lit the law, and telling the truth does not exonerate you from penalties. >> since it's creation the law has gone after and fined 143 news organizations. only one of them is public. the rest are private. any information aired or published is subject to scrutiny by a panel named by the government. the g

it left a path of destruction in the mariana islands, a u.s. commonwealth. much of saipan is without power and water. it was 70 years ago today that a man-made firestorm was unleashed on hiroshima, japan. 140,000 were killed. but the atomic bomb did spare u.s. forces the invasion of japan by forcing the empire tode surrender. a peace bell was rung to mark the anniversary. thousands attended. lanterns floated in memory of the victims. seth doane is in hiroshima. >> reporter: the scars of 70 years ago have been paved overeb in the rebuilding of this bustling, modern city, but theil pain is still there. ma >> reporter: so many people died here. >> yes. keiko ogura was eight years old when america dropped its atomic bomb a mile and a half from her home. >> reporter: it was just one designed to stop world war ii and force japanese surrender. the intense heat from the explosion incinerated the centerd of the city and the woodens buildings in it.he this was the only building left standing in this part of town, and it remains today as a stark reminder of the devasta

a couple of tropical depressions over the western pacific and one of them will likely reach the marianas as we go into the next several days. guam could be feeling the effects of the storm over the weekend into early next week saipan was battered by tufen soudelor the other day. people are still dealing with the recovery efforts. now let's go to the north over the central pacific. there is a low pressure system over near hawaii which used to be a hurricane. now, it is expected to move away from hawaii, but still the big island will see heavy rain and strong winds at least in to your saturday. so, please watch out for flash floods, and across honolulu, due to the effect of the storm, humidity will be very high. so, on friday you could be feeling like 35 degrees or so. and wet weather will likely continue into saturday at least. now, across the southern hemisphere, heavy rain is causing flooding across buenos aires. meanwhile, strong winds and also cold air is in the north causing low temperatures, while heavy rain with fall, snowfall, take a look at this video from bolivia, as well as per

i was able to go to okinawa and japan, italy, ecuador, kuan, and the commonwealth of the mariana islands. i want to thank all the people i met during my travels for helping make the book possible. i think think members of the u.s. military, family members of military personnel, i want to thank locals who live in communities around her bases overseas and i want to think so many here in the united states, experts of various kinds who help speak with me and make the book possible. i would actually like to start at the back of the book if you don't mind and read a short excerpt from the acknowledgments. i am profoundly grateful to everyone who help me complete this book. given the breath of the book's subject, and geographic scope i could not have written it without the assistance and generosity of the hundreds of people. thank you especially to everyone who spoke with me about my research, who who hosted me during my travels, and who helped arrange visits, face face tours, meetings, interviews, interpretations and translations, yield, lodging, lodging, transportation and other critical piec

orlando: estaba brava mariana, de acuerdo a una amiga mÍa. encantada y feliz, dos o tres personas no estaban contentas. pero yo no entiendo, si a alguien no le gusta tu mÚsica, 'por quÉ va? lo encontraron y lo sacaron. sin uso de la fuerza. orlando: paz en los conciertos, ahora vamos con la chica mÁs informada, satcha pretto. satcha: muchas gracias, siempre nos preguntamos por quÉ tanto problema. en noticias, la naturaleza se ensancha con el medio oeste de la naciÓn, afectó a miles de personas en un festival de mÚsica en illinois, y el escenario fue mÁs dramático al oeste de chicago, fuertes rÁfagas arrasaron una carpa dejando al menos un muerto. mientras que en michigan, fuertes aguaceros provocaron destrozos en una zona residencial, y en iowa un residente captÓ con su telÉfono celular el desplazamiento de un intenso tornado. mientras gran parte de la naciÓn trata de soportar los embates de la naturaleza, el presidente obama anuncia una ambiciosa medida que busca combatir el cambio climÁtico, el proyecto tiene como objetivo reducir el 32% de

allied forces defeated and -- after allied forces had landed on sacred japanese mariana,nclude the saipan, and of course okinawa. after they had dropped two atomic bombs, vaporizing that same rubble. after the ussr had declared war on japan. as the soviet mechanized armies were overrunning manchuria ,gainst the once wanted army after a military crew failed to destroy the reporting the emperor had made. these are not what i would term miracles. out focus this talk on what is a miracle? we have used that word before. a miracle is luck, america will is serendipity, i miracle is murphy's law 180 degrees out. those were the miracles that i'm going to talk about. we did talk about the effects between people inside the japanese policy. important,e making serious, effective decisions that would affect the course of things. as you can see, i have fallen prey to the classic historians classic dilemma, how far back should i go? from june, 1944 on, it has been one disaster after another there were a lot of disasters fire to the government by 1944 committee which an entire army fall apart in burma, an

recent pictures from the marianas. the philippines and north korea and adjacent parts of china and russia. it was a rainy storm that dropped 2000 to 300 meters of rain. these pictures are only two days old, so it still has not gone around. this is north korea. if you look at the satellite picture, i'll show you now, for the last week or so. in the last six hours. that's pretty recent picture. the amount of moisture in what is swirling cloud comes in, and there is not much left of the typhoon now. it is the more usual line of rain, 150 meters or thereabouts in the south of japan. now this is not a typhoon. this is what you would expect for this time of year, the front that brings rains just off the chinese coast and more of the back end of this frontal seam will go over laos. that's where you look for the heaviest rains. there are no typhoons in sight. >> still ahead on the al jazeera news hour. [ music ] >> memorial services held across new orleans to mark the tenth anniversary of hurricane katri katrina. >>> in mexico

it slammed into one of the northern mariana islands with winds up to 100 miles an hour late sunday.er and water service remain out in the island. opening an extension of the suez canal. it would allow two-way ship traffic. egypt hopes it will boost the country's economy. pope francis says roman catholics who have divorced and remarried are still allowed to belong to the church. his remarks may hint of a change in the church position is currently catholics who divorce and remarry may not receive the sacrament of communion. those are your top headlines at the moment. we are awaiting president obama pass speech on the nuclear deal. guests.o bring in my i'm wondering if you can speak about republican opposition to this deal. i know the head of the foreign relations committee has already introduced the joint resolution to block it. margaret: that's right. and what is rightly expected and anything can change over a long month in august, when congress comes back, lawmakers will probably take us this resolution to disapprove of this is ron deal. senator mitch mcconnell indicated yesterday t

forces invaded the mariana islands in 1944. there was a very large assortment of combat and logistical support elements from all the services on hand, non-divisional antiaircraft. artillery supply. etc.. the number of military personnel ultimately demobilized by the u.s. ninth court and 77 infantry division on the island totaled a men291= 290 1000, 947 291,947 men. this did not include the 416 police. how about some what if's. events in progress were proving juneorst of the marshals morning, and any move against japan itself would not take place in a political article medic wave. what would've happened if stalin in a fit of rob otto -- bravado went ahead with the operation and the japanese refused to be captured. had notrial government actually surrendered yet, and although a truth and successful military to military negotiation had been carried out with the americans, many of its troops continued to try to fight their way to safety and protect the roughly million and a half japanese civilians in manchuria and the northern isla

. >> mariana reports now. >> reporter: they have waited 30 years for this day.ictims of two decades of internal conflict received the remains of 57 men, women and children. >> for give us for violent acts, forgive us that publish servants committed atrocities against their lives. >> reporter: in 1980 the shining path launched a 20-year war against the state. nearly half of the victims died here, most among the peruvian's poorest andeans. a forensic team worked for years to identify victims, now families had a chance to verify the remains of their loved ones. this woman's pregnant mother, sibling, grandparents died. the military killed 15 members, and this appeared most of the remains. now, after 30 years, their little sister has been identified. it's so painful to remember that time. the killings of innocent children and pregnant women. it hurts to have no family. 2800 ri mains have been given up by the ground. half of them returned to the families. thousands of peruvians are unaccounted for. >> many know where remains are buried, but are afraid to get moved in

best way was to cut across the central pacific taking a few violent chains, after he reached the mariana islands, the marines, he would be able to go on to what we call taiwan today and to the china coast. basically he would use the marines to take the beaches in the army to occupy it. king just knew that he could about blockade and japan all he needed was the army to supply enough divisions and enough air cover to get him there. douglas macarthur saw things to family, when he left the philippines he promised, eyes shall return. he. he intended to keep that promise. he proposed to come up from the south, through new guinea and into the philippines ending at the big philippine island. macarthur needed the navy to get him there and he was afraid that as admiral king got to go through the central pacific all the way to the china coast then macarthur wouldn't have enough air or ship support to redeem his pledge to come back to the philippines. by the summer of 1944, neither side would budge. king captured and he wanted to bypass luzon and go straight to formosa, the joint chief of staff agre

in the caribbean, people in porto rico and virgin islands and in pacific, residents of gaum and mariana islands in have u.s. citizenship. people born on american samoa do not. none have the right to vote for president, but have non-voting delegates that speak for them in congress. >> these citizens na contributed and sacrificed so much cannot vote for the commander in chief. >> this is a serious number of americans we are talking about. >> reporter: civil rights reporter was raised on gaum and started the we the people project to win equal rights and representations for american citizens, no matter where they live. >> they have to follow federal laws like everyone else and based on the democratic and constitutional principles they deserve the right to vote for president and voting members of congress like everyone else. >> reporter: one law they do not have to abide by is paying federal income taxes. but they receive federal benefits, such as social security medicaid and medicare. >> i think most territories would happily pay the same amount of federal income taxes if they are treated t

in the caribbean people in peurto rico and guam and mariana islands have citizenship.f these residents have the right to vote for president. but they do have nonvoting delegates who speak for them in congress. these citizens who contributed and sacrificed so much still cannot vote for their commander in chief. >> this is a serious number of americans we are talking about. >> reporter: civil rights attorney was raised on guam. he started we the people. >> they have to follow federal laws. based on america's principles, they deserve the right to vote for president and voting members of cob likemembersof congress. >> reporter: they receive social security medicaid and medicare. >> most territories would pay the same amount of federal income taxes if they would be treated the same in terms of federal benefits. >> reporter: most remain lower. >> this inability to vote has a correlation to the poverty and it's enfranchisement that the people of these territories experience. >> reporter: veterans issues are a touchy issue for many islanders. samoa had the number one recruitin

nos acompaÑa periodista y presentadora mariana. ma buenos dÍas. mariana: gracias por invitarme.Ón... eso no te hace ni mejor ni peor ser humano. >> es una decisiÓn que se toma en conjunto, es parte del matrimonio. el trabajo de la mujer en casa tiene tanto o mÁs valor que el valor monetario. eric: es tiempo invertido. hay 60 % de las mujeres tienen maestrÍa. dos de las profecías mÁs importantes en este paÍs es la de derechos y la de medicina, tambiÉn el 50% de la profesiÓn o grados las tienen las mujeres. a nivel educaciÓn... estamos paralelos. hay que engrandecer el trabajo de la mujer en la casa pero tambiÉn el trabajo de la mujer fuera de la casa. >> en mujeres que son muy talentosas que por decisiÓn personal estÁn en casa porque quieren hacerlo. quieran estar con sus hijos, estÁn apoyando sus maridos. yo no me quedo en casa necesariamente porque no quiera trabajar o sea una mantenida, tambiÉn me quedo en casa porque necesito apoyar mi marido... alan: vamos a la parte social. e ric: de camino al teatro estuve con una muy buena amiga y estÁbamos con la conversaciÓn y me dice q

sepas que sÍ, sacÓ a duetos entre los que saco estÁ marÍa victoria, y ademÁs de ella, estÁ bueno marianaias en este dueto tenemos otros que proponer. >>> por ejemplo que te parece que le den la oportunidad si escuchamos a enrique iglesias aquÍ, porque no le dan la oportunidad a david cepeda. >>> por lo menos sabe bailar. >>> y cuando este quiso cantar. >>> de verdad que el lugar se fue. >>> boby larios tambiÉn. >>> en ese tiempo lo apoyaba niurka marcos despuÉs que alejÓ de ella ni quiÉn escucho he. >>> cepeda, creo que lo acepte rÍa no por este video sino por otro que anduvo cÍrcurculandoci. >>> estÁ bravo y todo. >>> pero oye entonces quiere decir si acepta a ellos quiere decir que adamari y yo tenemos chance. >>> claro que sÍ. >>> donde estÁs ada? >>> cÁntanos algo. >>> yo te canto lo que quieras lo que sÉ es que juan gabriel probablemente me va a sacar los duet duetos. >>> bueno. >>> mi querido manfred nos vamos. >>> nosotros sÍ. >>> querida. >>> vamos con el pajarito y diego. >>> hay que harÉ el Álbum de los sacados pero mire le digo que hace varios dÍas la competencia por el reinad

birmania: mariana cuando haces donaciÓn de órganos, una vez tienes la claridad asimilas mÁs la idea,s interesada en eso, mi suegra y se lo sobrevivieron gracias a la donacÓn de un riÑón. la abogada jessica domÍnguez ayude a salvar a una inmigrante de una deportaciÓn que destrozarÍa a su familia. alejandro: rosie rivera revela el giro queda uno de los conflictos que mÁs ha dado de que hablar en su gran familia. karla: no se imaginan de quÉ manera eugenio derbez y alessandra rosaldo, celebraron el primer aÑito de su hija, ya regresamos. ♪ ♪ alan: andamos de regreso. dos campeones, que querÍan alcanzar el ferry en noruega, uno skiando, el otro manejando, y luego se los dos en lacarreteras de noruega, es un gran corredor en los rallys, van juntos y llegaron a tiempo al ferry, o sea que estos dos siempre llegan a tiempo a su trabajo. la prÁctica hace al maestro. karla: los talentos que dios nos dio. vamos a continuar ayudando a nuestra gente. alan: vamos hasta california con nuestro Ángel de la justicia. karla: vamos con la abogada jessica domÍnguez. jessica: buenos dÍas, esta maÑana trai

birmania: nadie mejor que mariana para inspirar con su testimonio, hace dos meses se sometiÓ a una cirugÍania: donald thomas un veterano de guerra, u2, y padre de dos hijos, tambiÉn se recupera de forma saludable. ¿se mantienen en comunicaciÓn? >> todos los dÍas hablamos, es prÁcticamente familia, mi mamá dice que tiene parte mÍa, así que es como su hijo. es entre mi familia y la familia de Él, una persona se dioo cuenta e hizo una historia que inspirÓ a mucha gente, no pensÉ que fuera a pasar. birmania: no era tu intenciÓn. >> ni en 1000 aÑos lo hubiera imaginado. birmania: mariana no recibiÓ pago por su riÑÓn, pero recibió ayuda financiera para tener el dinero durante la recuperaciÓn. sus planes son trabajar en el cuidado del medio ambiente, mientras tanto, continuarÁ creando conciencia sobre la importancia de la donaciÓn de Órganos. >> estoy con un propÓsito en este mundo, tal vez este fue, tal vez serÁ otro, con tal de que yo pueda cambiarle la vida a una persona es satisfactorio para mÍ, si toca a mÁs, mejor. ana: no creo que cambiÓ la vida de una persona, cambiÓ la vida de muchas per

. >> meanwhile the island in the northern mariana islands is recovering from the effects of the typhoon. president obama declared the u.s. territory a disaster area. residents have been without water and electricity since sunday. >> one year since michael brown's death. his mother speaks exclusively to aljazeera america and explains why his case has become such a flashpoint for race relations and police violence. >> new surveillance footage may provide clues into the largest unsolved art heist in history. >> welcome to al jazeera america. it's 7:43 eastern time. taking a look at today's top stories, getting into the united states will be tougher for some people with tighter security measures for visitors from 38 countries awhose citizens do not need visas. it requires pat ports with chips with bio metric information. >> a camp in norway opens today for the first time in four years. it was closed after a self proclaimed militant nationalist went on a killing rampage there killing 69 people. more than 1,000 young people are enroll would for the first activities at the camp since 2011. >>

here's the latest on tropical storm goni. 65 kilometer per hour winds now impacting guam and the marianas. look at the projected path of this storm and how quickly it's set to intensify. over the next three days, winds could easily exceed 200 kilometers per hour. i've worked here for almost a year and i have not covered two simultaneous typhoons forming one right after another. here's a second one. you can see it here in the bottom portion of your tv screen. that is going to cause double trouble, and that storm system is also suspected or expected to increase in intensity very quickly, rapidly deepening and strengthening, perhaps becoming a super typhoon by the end of the weekend, if not for sure the beginning of the workweek. isa, back to you. >> thanks very much, derek van dam then for us there in atlanta. >>> now, a cruise ship carrying nearly 2,000 syrian refugees left for athens on friday night. the ship was docked for the day, stranding migrants with nowhere else to go. the ship was serving as a temporary home and processing center. greece, as you've seen all this week on cnn, sent

11 meses que crezca llenos de alegrÍa y bendiciones mi corazÓn >>> queremos felicitar a la hermosa marianalos cielos tenemos mÁs >>> hoy tenemos la independencia de nuestros hermanos bolivianos y prep razaramos unas hermosas humitas >>> estamos en el sitio preferido el yankie stadium con los niÑos que quieren conocer a su jugador favorito, en "un nuevo dÍa" que combhoeienza contigo. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) >>> a pre pretadito agarra. cuidado. ♪ ♪ >>> agarro yo. muy buenos dÍas mi gente. >>> seÑores calma >>> asÍ a pre ta pretadito le d buenos dÍas >>> anita tiene el dÍa libre >>> vamos apretar al pÚblico >>> a la una, a las 2 >>> para que lo reciban en su casita >>> apretadito vamos con neida sandoval y las noticias de Última hora >>> apretadito. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> aprovechense muchachos. apretadito. mÁs adelante sigo con sus lo curas, pero ahora vamos con nuestra informaciÓn esta es nuestra primera ediciÓn de noticiero telemundo "un nuevo dÍa ". saben que estados unidos continua teniendo una de las tasas de mortalidad infantil mÁs alta entre los paÍses desarrollado. un reporte del gobierno estadounide

nos encontramos a los cardenales de nuevo leÓn y coahiula les preguntamos por las declaraciones de marianatrago de su licor. >> imagÍnese quÉ cosa. >> al dÍa siguiente borro cassette. >> pero no solamente eso el seÑor ayala estÁ bastante involucrado en la producciÓn del tequila va a estar como dos a 3 aÑos o bueno algo asÍ no sÉ. >> se supone que fue como el catador principal. >> okay. >> me invitÓ, pero yo... >> bueno, ya que estamos de suerte (risas) vamos de fin de semana karina y beso y que la suerte te sonrÍa, busca papel y lÁpiz. >> dale aquÍ estÁ. >> adelante mario ♪ mis amados dueÑo del universo, feliz viernes hoy es 7 agosto 2015 es viernes de venus de suerte, vamos a ver que nos trae la cruz enumerÓ logica que tengo preparada para ustedes * vamos a ver aquÍ en pantalla, 586,67 en el centro, y 475 en la parte de abajo, (nÚmeros en pantalla) los nÚmeros que me gustan van a aparecer en su pantalla en este momento (nÚmeros en pantalla) un nÚmero que particularmente me gusta para este fin de semana el 08 que mÁs adelante vamos a hablar de Él, (nÚmeros en pantalla) porque maÑana va a s

a esta preciosa prin cecesa mariana. >>> fra bricio con 12 aÑos que compra lleno de proes prosperidadzamos la segunda hora de "un nuevo dÍa" >>> comenzando "un nuevo dÍa" que es mejor >>> machete en mano ladrones asaltan una tienda se llevan la sorpresa de su vida. verÁn con confederaciones lquÉ empleado. el sol de mÉxico celoso quien dijo luis miguel rompe relaciones con su hija y verÁn por quÉ razÓn. >>> anda le. tenemos lo Último en tecnologÍa para el regreso a la escuela, mochilas computadoras y hasta relojes despertadores. >>> viene la talentosa y guapa actr actriz marÍa rodriguez >>> y los yankees estÁn en la semana de la esperanza >>> y estÁ con nosotros, regulo caro hay una noticia en primera en "un nuevo dÍa" que comienza contigo. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> buenos dÍas mi gente bella este dÍa martes 2015 con lleno de cariÑo en su casa y a daniel que estÁ enfermo, muchos besito recupÉrate pronto >>> seÑores esa que escuchaban olga taÑÓn la mujer de fuego estarÁ maÑana en casa. (aplausos) >>> hay que tomar vitamina para estar maÑana con olga >>> y gracias camilo >