mariana: y para evitar posibles inconvenientes, debido a la gran multitud de personas que se esperan,jo de la ciudad, el zoolÓgico y los negocios al centro y sur de philadelphia. >> no me agrada. si es tranquilo, uno va y disfruta, pero cuando van a estar asÍ prefiero quedarme en casa. >> no salgo de mi casa, no me asomo ni siquiera a las ventanas. mariana: algunos residentes al sur de philadelphia presienten que las cosas podrÍan salir mejor de lo pensado. >> no temor porque pienso que no va a estar asÍ de este lado. mariana: hay otros que no les sorprende lo que pueda ocurrir, por lo que estÁn más que prevenidos. >> me voy a poner mucha ropa porque va a estar frÍo. >> no me gusta tanta gente, andar apretado, prefiero estar trabajando. >> es philadelphia, siempre estÁ fuera de control. julio: y se anticipa que cientos de miles de personas se congreguen para celebrar. milady: claro que ganar el super tazÓn es un gran triunfo y hay que disfrutarlo, pero en esta temporada la gripe o influenza ha sido muy fuerte. la mayorÍa de los estados dicen tener un Índice. segÚn controles de riesgo

mariana: a veces los papás dicen "le voy a quitar el social media, no van a ver más nada" y yo digo--e puede quitar, pero uno como papá, como abuelo, como cuidador primario tiene el deber de sentarse con sus hijos todos los días y decirle cómo te fue hoy. cuéntame. tiffanny: y aunque los hijos no siempre responden, la experta asegura que lo importante es que sepan que no están solos. ilia: según la organización every town, patricia, más de 400 personas han sido atacadas con armas y 140 han muerto, esto ocurrió después del tiroteo del 2012 en la escuela primaria sandy cook, en el que murieron 20 niños y seis adultos. patricia: y hay otro estudio, ilia, de la organización grand que calcula que en este país hay 22 millones de menores de edad que viven en hogares donde hay al menos un arma de fuego. en medio de estas estadísticas, de la violencia y la muerte, hay renovados llamados para que se apruebe una legislación que controle algunas categorías de la venta de armas. ilia: eso es todo desde parklane, en el sur de la florida, después de una pausa vamos a regresar con teresa rodríguez de

but that meant was the marianas were desperate for cash, they were in a serious financial crisis.hat they did is what a lot of out-of-options jurisdictions have done over the years. they looked for a casino. carol: economic answer, isn't it? [laughter] matt: it's all about the money. carol: right. matt: the casino led to unusual events which are still unfolding. julia: talk to us about those events, and the company imperial pacific international. matt: imperial pacific international was called "first natural foods." they were in the frozen food business. they've recently got into the casino business. they were controlled by a mother and son from mainland china. they have certain connections in macau, which is of course the gambling capital of the world. they turned up on saipan in 2014 with amounts of money that this place had never seen before. this is an island where the best hotel is a hyatt from the 1970's. the airport. it's tiny. 50,000 people if that. all of a sudden, you have billionaires from china spending large amounts from the island economy. carol: they have billions o

it is the capital of a pretty obscure american territory called the commonwealth of the northern mariana for guam and go up to the right on a map. it is an impossibly remote part of the world. 14 time zones from washington. quickest way to get there from the mainland of the u.s. is to go to tokyo and double back. in is a place where the use u.s. dollar, u.s. mail. federal law extends their. this is part of america. >> talk to us about 2014 and what happened then. >> the big issue in the mariana islands since the second world war has been finding an economic purpose. numerala part of that has no natural resources, industrial base, nothing to sustain the economy. there was a big industry starting in the 1980's, really, which became enormous in the 1990's and 2000s. that eventually collapsed. what that meant was the marianas were desperate for cash because they were in a really serious financial crisis. what they did was a lot of options jurisdictions have done is they look for a casino. >> always the economic answer, isn't it? >> it is. it is always about the money. the casino led to some

oh my goodness so much to look for and you've still got another week to go mariana tonight will see a swedish film called the real estate so rounding out a day full of big european films later we'll see a biopic about ed sheeran ed sheeran up close and personal that's getting a lot of hype especially because ed sheeran's expected on the red carpet so a lot left to look forward to the competition here is really still getting underway but i think that most of the people out here what they're looking forward to is just a glimpse of the glamour as the stars make their way down the red carpet all right we will go forward to it as well thera hartman reporting from the berlin airlift thank you. and you're up to date now on d.w. news will be back again at the top of the hour thanks for watching. take it personally you read it with a little wonderful place to make the dream so special. for all truth. more than football.

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a mÍ me pueden encontrar como mariana romero univisiÓn. hace posible conexiÓn, les agradecemos por su sintonÍa. por ahora los dejo con nuestros compaÑeros de noticiero univisiÓn y los espero en una nueva ediciÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ domingo --fÉlix: domingo 18 de febrero. un encuentro con el presidente y los soÑadores estÁ en discusiÓn. continÚan las honras fÚnebres de las vÍctimas de la nueva masacre de la florida. como a un hÉroe se le despidiÓ un profesor que salvÓ a sus alumnos. termina la pre campaÑa electoral en mÉxico y comienza la etapa definitiva rumbo a la elecciÓn presidencial, en la que se le piden cuentas claras a los candidatos. vamos ahora con toda la informaciÓn. locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: fin de semana", con arantxa loizaga y fÉlix de beudut. ♪ ♪ ♪ fÉlix: buenas noches, bienvenidos a noticiero univisiÓn. la masacre de la escuela de parkland, florida ha dejado un profundo dolor, pero tomen una inmensa movilizaciÓn de jÓvenes que demandan respuestas y soluciones al polÉmico tema del control de armas. organizan un foro com

mariana converÓo con Él.un politico que oculta sus negocios detrÁs de un carisma lleno de falsedades e hipocresÍas. >>> un tipo que estudiÓ para ser presidente pero el sistema lo lleva a cometer ilÍcitos. esto es fuerte, porque mÉxico, tristemente, es uno de los primeros lugares de corrupciÓn en el mundo. >>> ernesto martÍnez utiliza eso. esa pura esa forma de ver l la vida de vlos mexicanos. no importa si se tiene que marchar para ser presidente de la repÚblica >>> contarÁ una historia de inmigrantes y evidentemente la problemÁtica de la inmigraciÓn en estos momentos, es el momento mÁs difÍcil y complicado. con el muro que se intenta construir . >>> la trama de esta historia recordarÁ a los latinos que existen las dificultades, pero el sueÑo americano es posible. >>> hay una historia mÁs, esta voluntad, esas ganas que tenemos todos de salir adelante. >>> si en nuestro paÍs de origen tenemos dificultades, las vamos a vencer. >>> ahÍ la inmigraciÓn es digna de admirar y se verÁ en esta producciÓn . >>> un labo

. >>> mariana sobrevivio al ataque y hoy visito una de las escuelas donde los estudiantes salieron aigir medidas mas estrictas. >>> esto ietiene que parar. >>> la imatggen se repite por to el pais repusidio en mineapolis a la i asociacion del rifle. >>> el mensaje es el msismo que las 17 vidas apagadas en san valentin no sean en vano. >>> estamos cddestruidos por u que paso en nuestra escuela uno puede llorar en su casa perto pero tambien salir y que esto no vu vuelva a pasar. >>> que vuelva a pasar preocupa a padres y estudiantes. >>> has vvenido con preocupaci a la escuela?. >>> si, y mi mama tambien llora en la casa porque n o sab que nos pasara. >>> pero los estudiantes estan d decididos a transformar esta a tragedia en una oportunidad. >>> y ahora el relato del rtete or que vivio samanta fuentes recuperandose de heridas en p pierna y cara x se repirtte en su memoria la i g imagen de sus dos amigos desa r desangrandose. >>> samanta fuentes estaba en el primer salon de clases al que l llego el pistolero (c"cc en pantalla?) >>> estas imagenes grabadas por un estudiante muestran cua

it's called the commonwealth of northern mariana islands.you want to see it on a map, you've got to look for guam, then go right. it's an impossibly remote part of the world, 14 time zones from washington. the quickest way to get there is from -- is to flight to tokyo, then double back. it has been since the 1970's american soil. it's a place where the use u.s. dollar, u.s. mail, federal law extends there. this is for more than intensive purposes part of america. >> talk to us about 2014. matt: the biggest issue since the second world war has been finding an economic purpose. this part of the world has no industrial base, natural resources. nothing to sustain its economy. there was an industry in the -- there was a big government industry in the 80's really, -- there was a big garment industry in the 80's really, which became enormous in the 90's and 2000s, that eventually collapsed. but that meant was the marianas were desperate for cash, they were in a serious financial crisis. what they did is what a lot of out of options jurisdictions ha

walker: i want to thank the andf, emily, mariana, callie. it is not easy coordinating with the folks in this room, especially -- but they do it flawlessly and they do an amazing job. i would like to thank each rnc staff member for their efforts on the half of the party, our department has- broken every record raising $132 million this was supported by energetic grassroots. our data department led by ellen modeled 72ica has billion voter predictions to engage with every voter in the country. if you have an opportunity to understand what rnc voters are, i encourage you to do that inause it is how we win 2018. our political department has made millions of voter context nationwide and held more than 700 trainings and trained over 7000 fellows did state. -- today. cycle, we train over 5000 fellows. we hope to be closer to 15,000 by the time november comes around. the team has powered our fundraising which has accounted for nearly 20% of the fundraising glassed year. booked nearly 5000 hits last year and continues to influence the coverage. delive

artist could possibly paint themselves to look like the borg queen, i know you would guess -- >> mariana yes, and she does it free hand. >> she has a lot of talent. some people might not be into it. but resistance is futile. >> resistance to her talent is futile. when you do everything she does, paints her body, puts her hair back and makes herself bald and ds everything that alex creed had to go through in hair and makeup. >> every time it's mind blowing. >> she is into it. >> by the end of it, all this working she makes a good facsimile of the real thing. >> wow. >> yeah. >> well done, chica, again. >> hydrofoil racing is exhilarating. >> it can also be dangerous. >> how one crew survived one wild ride. >> holy cow! >> plus, the magic of rahat. >> you have two kids. >> how do you know that? >> see the mind reading trick that leads to a mind blown. >> originally from michigan? >> are you serious right now? party's over. and today, millions of you will call in sick to work. one small problem with that. you won't really be sick at all, you'll be faking it. shame on you, ameri- trapped in

with airports from maine to the mariana islands, screening such a large number of travellers and fulfilling our vital national security function, we're all meeting the needs of the traveling public can be a challenge. it is our duty to keep travelers safe and secure and it is also our duty to treat every traveler with dignitily respect. despite these challenges, we remain focused on ensuring our tsos are aware of the diverse need of travelers. sensitive to cultural differences and able to effectively carry out screening requirements. to train tsos in the screening processes, tsa established the tsa academy in early 2016. ts anew-hire training is now conducted training at the federal law enforcement training center or fletc in glenco, george a that was praeviously a airports. they train in replica checkpoints involving real-world scenarios, such as real world tactics and screening individuals with disabilities and how to effectively implement alarm resolution procedures. this training allows the tsos to develop a better understanding of a diverse array of passenger needs. tsos also play a cr

most volatile countries in the world and those who attempt the journey face many difficulties but as mariana sanchez reports from progress the route north is only getting more. and. he felt strong enough to catch a moving train in mexico it's to train to take so many young central americans towards the united states to flee the violence in and do this and achieve the american dream of a better life but many like alexis full or die. i grabbed onto the train wouldn't move so much i hit my head and fell i woke up four days later to realize i was like this my life is so sad. it's a beauty in george he was deported from mexico like thousands of central americans who feel to reach the united states the government says more than twenty seven thousand in gooden's were sent back home this year. was assisted deportees for fourteen years says more and more are returning traumatised from the trip. but the migrant route is much more dangerous in the train there are corrupt police gangs drug traffickers they use children as drug mules women and men are raped before the migrant would be safe not anymore wh

expected performance in a single movie that would transform her into india's first female super saw mariana holland reports thank you she stepped into bollywood at a time when the industry was largely a male. tree davey's performance in this eighties blockbuster mr india turned heads and redefined the place of female actresses and bollywood forever. film critics described her as a show steve mr india became a cult classic and suddenly three davies was filling sentiments the we. came. to. comic genius true the crowds have been wounded and was was but it was his skill and. you she is a dancer that truly captivated audiences the air was the way i was she started out as a child actress in southern india. and went on to appear in more than a hundred films to make you feel like many actresses of her generation she went by one name tree davey but unlike how the leading woman she quickly over took him my old costars to become the box office draw. it paved the way for today's bollywood stars to seamlessly make the move from bollywood to hollywood's them selling the one i was getting. to family says

return to the sort of conflict that killed and displaced millions of people more than twenty years ago mariana han al jazeera. well the united nations has launched a three billion dollar aid appeal to help south sudanese people affected by the ongoing conflict it estimates there are around seven million people in need plenty of the displaced children which is affecting their education as he morgan reports from juba. it's not class time but building says he wishes he could go to school his school however is not like it used to be it's now in a u.n. camp for displaced people where he's been since he fled fighting in his hometown in the north of the country. when the fighting took place our schools were destroyed in my brother and i were afraid would be recruited by armed groups so we ran to the un camps for safety now i miss my old school and friends. bolding is one of more than sixty thousand children receiving education in u.n. camps around south sudan the civil war now in its fifth year has seen thousands of people killed and millions displaced it's also had a major impact on education with o

overhaul of toyota's political system and an end to the ruling family's fifty year grip on power mariana hond has more. or less looks more like a street party than a protest but behind the smiles a serious complaints hospitals without water equipment to staff teachers on pitiful wages students burdened with crippling debt and a president who refuses to give up the position in his family for more than fifty years. was we will not give up we will not stop until he quits power was i the five months protesters have been calling for an end to the political dynasty togo is the only country in west africa that doesn't adhere to presidential term limits that's kept than a single family in power for half a century first missing by a dam of the thirty eight he is and then his son for missing there who took over in two thousand and five when his father died president four pledged in late september to hold a constitutional referendum but the proposal for a two term presidency is not rich pro-active that means missing because stand again even twice potentially keeping him in power until twenty sooty.

. >> reporter: mariana miranda is in a fight to keep the controversial abortion pill off her campus. if passed, the law would require the university and university health centers to offer nonsurgical abortion services by 2022. senator connie leva who introduced the bill said college students should not have to delay medical care and travel many miles away from their work and responsibilities to access this constitutionally protected right. >> i feel horrible thinking that my students, my peers, would go through this in their dorms without maybe anyone there to support them. >> reporter: but pro life clubs across csu and uc campuses like the spartans for life here at sjsu disagree with the senator. >> we think it's a recipe for disaster. >> reporter: the medication is given in two doses with the last pill taken at home. >> some have even died as a result of taking the abortion pill. now imagine a woman taking the pill at her dorm room. >> as a woman we should decide what we want to do with our body. >> reporter: but some students argue it is their right to choose whether off or on cam

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but many question of this election will be free and fair mariana holland has more. on the president abdel fattah el-sisi won egypt's presidency back in two thousand and fourteen by a landslide but. they were. in the same seat for another the only man to stand against president sisi is most a much tougher mussa all other challenges have either been detained disqualified or cited pressure for abandoning the campaign yes so i don't think that is a legitimate candidate as the news reports have shown he was previously a supporter of sisi as a candidate he lobbied advocated for him and for him to do that announce themselves as the opposition just hours before the deadline shows that somebody made a call to him and said i need you to be a placeholder so that it is not so apparent that sisi is destined to win the election of a ward off with. the most recent to leave the race was former general and army chief of staff sami and he was arrested soon after announcing his plan to run the army accusing him of not getting proper permission and forging documents has the upper abdom

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violent countries in the world and those who attempt the journey often face many difficulties but as mariana sanchez reports from. their route north is only getting more dangerous. says he felt strong enough to catch a moving train in mexico it's to train the take so many young central americans towards the united states to flee the violence and achieve the american dream of a better life but many like alexis full or die. i grabbed onto the train wouldn't move so much i hit my head and fell i woke up four days later to realize i was like this my life is so sad. it's a beauty injury he was deported from mexico like thousands of central americans who feel to reach the united states the government says more than twenty seven thousand in gooden's were sent back home this year. was assisted deportees for fourteen years says more and more are returning traumatised from the trip. but the migrants route is much more dangerous in the train there are corrupt police gangs drug traffickers they use children as drug mules women and men are raped before the migrant would be safe not anymore while many of

. >> hola, mariana, ¿cÓmo estÁs?. >> muy bien, gracias. ¿ y tÚ?., un placer conocerlos, no se imaginan, si van a california soy la primera que estÁ por allÁ. >> gracias por estar en contacto con nosotros.. >> un beso de parte de los chicos de piso 21. >> chao, muchas gracias. >> chao. >> gracias. >> (risas). >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> en seguida amigos, nos acompaÑan gabriela vergara y khotan fernÁndez de la exitosa serie al otro lado del muro, miren quÉ guapos, baila, con piso 21. >> llevo mÁs de medio siglo de carrera pero el gran elton jon estÁ lleno de proyectos y se sentÓ a conversar de ellos con nosotros en un nuevo dÍa que comienza contigo. >> esta semana celebrando el festival de comida y vino seguimos en south beach, en vivo robert, el chef imposible estÁ con nosotros ¿ quÉ vamos a preparar hoy?. (hablan en inglÉs).. >>>> no se la pueden perder porque vamos a preparar unas deliciosas albÓndigas, no de carne de berenjena, ricas en un nuevo dÍa, regresamos con mÁs. renuevo mi promesa de amarte y respetarte. prometo ser fiel... eres tú quien siempre

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