>> mariana tratarÁ de salvarse como sea >>> ya estÁ embarrada obvio pero mariana digamos que se creeo focos rojos prendidos desde juntarse con personas que le habÍan expuesto a sustancia batalladas y despedir a su manager con quiÉn tuvo aÑos exitosos y tambiÉn la pelea que tuvo con su coach de sobriedad y a quiÉn ella misma llamÓ y habÍa dicho que la habÍa traicionado. >> por supuesto el tipo de cosas nos sorprenden porque la habÍamos visto segÚn nosotros estando muy feliz pero algo que sÍ, es que habia olvidado hasta la canciÓn que era un Éxito recientemente. >> ahora lo que sÍ, regresamos y el concierto que estaba estipulado para llevarse acabo en atlantic city el jueves estÁ cancelado los vamos a mantener al tanto de todo lo que sucede en el caso de demi lovato regresamos al estudio. >>> ahora cuando salga, que empiece a limpiar casa. >> es muy posible que la ayuden. >> el tratamiento que se prolonga. >> ahora seguida para ponernos a bailar de su electo cumbia. >> maÑana jueves seguimos bailo lanned con los abuelitos que tienen a los jueces de pÚblico carolina. quiere ser luchador

mariana: dÁmaso lÓpez alias el licenciado, amigo cercano de joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn quien lo ayudÓ aanto para la procuradurÍa como para el departamento de justicia de estados unidos hay un interÉs jurÍdico para que el juicio y la sanciÓn contra guzmÁn loera sean exitosos. mariana: en mayo del aÑo pasado en este edificio de departamentos de lujo en la ciudad de mÉxico fue capturado dÁmaso lÓpez. en esta detenciÓn en manos del ejÉrcito y la procuradurÍa general de la repÚblica no existiÓ un solo disparo. la cercanÍa entre los dos narcotraficantes hizo que el chapo se convide dÁmaso lÓpez, que heredÓ el oficio y formó un brazo armado del cÁrtel de sinaloa. a la captura de su padre se entróde virginia en estados unidos por delito de asociaciÓn delictuosa y contra la salud que le dejaron ganancias de hasta 280 millones de dÓlares. analistas aseguran que con su de enrique: al regresar de la pausa le contamos por quÉ miles >> gallo en su propia trampa, >> bueno, aquÍ estÁ la prueba de que su marido estÁ muerto. >> que bueno, eso le pasa por meterse conmigo. >> en crÓnicas, muerte por encarg

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going now to his marianna that we got the gist of what she was saying mariana sanches are joining us from microsoft. saturday marks the third anniversary of brown nuclear deal president all shrunk poll the us out of the agreement in may one in hayworth areas stay for sanctions in november but here are paying leaders are trying to work with iran to save the historic deal that's her lopez her dial explains. that it was a moment many doubted would ever happen the signing of a nuclear deal with the ranch. three years later its survival is very much in question european powers are doing what they can to keep the deal live but the challenges may be too difficult to overcome the iran deal is defective at its core president donald trump denounced the u.s. withdrawal in may describing the deal as one sided under the agreement to run limited its uranium stockpile and nuclear program sanctions were lifted allowing to her on to resume trading oil and gas on the international market. in germany britain france along with russia and china want to make a deal work without the u.s. but talks in vienn

mariana, let me start with you, though.guess the trump administration got some qualified good news from this judge. they have a big homework assignment over the weekend, don't they? >> they need to get to work, chuck. they need to come up with this master list, as you labeled it, and really the judge focused on the tender-age children, the children under 5, because that's the first deadline coming up on tuesday. so the government needs to provide this judge with a list of the 101 kids under the age of 5 by tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. pacific time. that list will then be reviewed by the plaintiff in this case, the aclu, and then the judge will rule by monday whether or not the government deserves or there's a justification for the extension of this deadline. and he basically said, listen, i need you to comply with the time frame. i need you to move forward with these reunifications. but if you can't reunify a certain group of kids, i need you to put them in a category and tell me why you're not able to do it by tuesday. so as you

the police here thank you for that mariana sanchez bringing us an update there from. marianna will keep us up to date with everything that's happening of course in nicaragua throughout the evening here on. and still ahead. hundreds of refugees. thank. you. chris. can't for speakers here no more well kept what are we going to do with our south well there's no football for you know you don't not see it now but the cup is over engine sitting back to club football italian joins you vent it's have splashed the cash on five times world player of the year christiane or another they paid real madrid one hundred nineteen million dollars for the thirty three year old the bodies was unveiled to the fans in two arena on monday you venters are hoping he can be the spark they needed to win the champions league for the first time since one thousand nine hundred ninety six. months old course at prince i prefer to think of me in the present tense the present is very clear i enjoy football and i'm still rather young i have always liked challenges in my life so from sporting to manchest

mike: mariana? no problem. i wasn't sure if you got my e-mail.oing this for 20 years, and i'm super frustrated with myself because i sent the printer a mix-up on the art. it's just inverted. mariana: ugh. mike: it still looks cool, but i was, like, 440 shirts printed. we can no problem, you know, of going back, but... john: hey, mariana, this is john. mike: wait, let's -- john: well, look. so real quick, what i was hoping for is that you could take these shirts. it's hard to even see the difference. you could take these shirts at a small discount. mike: yeah, yeah, i'm -- yeah, there's two things. we're gonna fix it. not a problem. awesome. thanks, mariana. we'll talk to you soon. lemonis: what do you think i'm gonna ask you right now? john: just reprint the shirts 'cause they're wrong. lemonis: why are you involved in his situation? if he made the mistake, whatever it is, he was working on it. john: i felt like he wasn't gonna give her an option of, like, "hey, you want these at a discount price?" that's all. mike: but i told you, "please let me

sanchez joins us live now from mariana what's the latest information you have for us.

we seem to be having problems with the live to mariana sanchez there in managua. we will try to cross live to her again hopefully right after the break so which is coming now remember you're watching al-jazeera live from london and still to come after the break leaving it all to chance the germantown using a lottery to decide who gets a final resting place in the local cemetery. straight to nowhere with allegations you. could be time media and civil society.

i know mariana, you've been trying to do precisely that with so many of these families.ficult is it for them to get information about their kids and where they are? >> it is overwhelming. that family that got reunified, their first language isn't even spanish. this little girl barely spoke spanish because it was hard for me to communicate with her. their first language is an indigenous language out of guatemala. these are people who have no belongings. their paperwork has been taken from them. they're in a strange country. and they're seeking refuge. they are fleeing violence. so it's very hard for them to navigate the legal system and to get their kids back. even though we witnessed that moment at the airport which was so heartwarming, it was also devastating when you looked at that little girl's face. i don't think that the video even does it justice because she was clearly traumatized after that two-month separation. and i've been speaking, as you said, to so many other families who are still waiting to get their kids back. we still go back to these chants that we hea

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mariana atenseia is in miami with that story.iana, that's a story of an emotional reunion, right? >> reporter: a reunion two months in the making. 7-year-old ginnet and her mother reunited from guatemala. it's actually a family of four. the mom came with a 10-month-old little brother in may. she was not prosecuted. she's wearing an ankle monitor. and jeannette came over with her dad. the dad is prosecuted because of zero tolerance. he's in atlanta and likely to be deported back to guatemala. and little jeannette was sent to michigan. this is a family scattered throughout the country. they were finally able to have that first embrace yesterday. many organizations on ground. even this mother saying don't be fooled by this warm and fuzzy moment. the wounds of the separation may never fully heal for this little girl and the mom. this was the mom's message for all of the families coming to the u.s. to seek asylum. what is your message for so many mothers seeking a better life? advised you to find another country to seek refuge in. it'

this church unable to go out to get medical help that's what we know that what's going on now peter mariana do we know if these students that we are broadcasting their facebook pictures now do we know briefly please do we know if they were actually involved in the protests and the authorities are therefore going after them because of what they allegedly did or are they just collateral damage are they just literally are they literally being caught in the crossfire you know these are students that have been protesting in the university they have been they set up barricades they've been there for weeks and apparently when these a caravan got close to the area there was some clashes and that's when the shooting started but what we've seen we've been able to see in that video is that these students were unarmed and on the other hand we've seen these armed heavily armed gunmen who were in plain clothes with all the looks of paramilitary shooting towards the area that i know that i've been there and that is the area where students were taken refuge at least until the day before yesterday mariana t

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msnbc's mariana is in port isabel, texas. you've been down there for weeks at this point, living this nightmare. why exactly were officials unable to reunite more of these families? it was two weeks ago when they said, we can do it in seconds. >> reporter: steph, they said in some cases, there were questions about the parents' background, or the parents had already been deported. keep in mind, that was just for the 102 tender-age babies, as the government refers to them. it gives you a window. the fact they were not able to pull this off, a window into the enormous task ahead in two weeks' time to reunify the more than 2,000 other children. we came down here to the port isabel deif he thintention faci houses one of the largest concentrations in the country. we spoke to one lawyer who comes every other day with her team of ten volunteers. she told us, steph, she's seen no movement. there is no plan that she can tell to reunify these mothers. i asked her, at this point, what kind of a toll is this taking on the women inside? >>

mariana atencio is in miami for us where she witnessed a mother and daughter being reunited after two months apart. this is a mother and her daughter from guatemala. tell me what happened. >> reporter: so the mom actually didn't cross the border with that 7-year-old girl, ali, she crossed the border with her 10-month-old baby brother. one week later she's expecting dad to come over from guatemala. this is a family fleeing gang violence with 7-year-old jeanette. that is when the dad is prosecuted due to zero tolerance. he's sent to atlanta and this little girl is sent to a government agency in michigan. effectively this little girl spent two months separated from both her parents. since the mother had been released following future immigration dates wearing an n ankle monitor, they were able to have that reunion which was very emotional yesterday at miami international airport and i actually went back home with them to see this little girl pray with her uncle and her little brother who was there. i asked them, you know, what was the most painful thing about those two months. >> what wa

accuse president balliol day there of ordering troops to use grenade launchers against protesters mariana sanchez has been meeting grieving families in the capital managua. the family of eighteen year old alexander mendoza say he disappeared after taking part in a protest in me his mother says ten days later she got a call from the coroner's office she was asked to formally identify alexander's body. as it was. i never imagined this would happen but i would hear that the doctor told me both he died of natural causes and that he got scared and had a heart attack. eighteen year olds rarely die that way so much let it go into an independent forensic doctor for a second opinion so you know what i think. and he said my son was strangled to death. but editor then fired the complaint with me get out was permanent commission for human rights groups say it's been overwhelmed by such reports. on wednesday the organization of american states described the situation in the gut how one as grave. there's been considering the deepening and increasing deterioration of the grave human rights crisis in nic

mariana atencio is one of the reporters on that call with secretary azar.d extensively on the border crisis. mariana, a lot of people have concern for a lot of the people you've talked to, including -- and done stories on. what do we know about the families that have been reunited so far. >> we've covered very few reunifications. we're starting to see more of them but they are few and far between. what we were told on this phone call with hhs is that they are going to adhere to that court-appointed deadline of reunifying the kids younger than 5 by next tuesday, which is around the corner, and the kids older than 5 by july 26th. so they're going to be doing dna testing. they're going to be doing what they called family reunification packets to the these kids together with the parents, but it's still -- i don't know how they're going to pull it off by next tuesday. >> yesterday you and i were talking about one particular family. a mother had been separated from her kids. any progress on that? >> she told me today for the first time the social worker facilitat

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msnbc mariana atencio talks to one mother from el salvador who's been looking for her son for two months. >> reporter: do you feel there is in i lasting effect on them? i am very scared because i don't know how they'll react. they're already traumatized from the moment the separation happened. the older boy could doubt that i am actually doing anything to get him back. i don't know if they're okay or being treated well? everyone though even though he says mom, i am okay, i don't really know. >> jennifer falcon, communication director of refugees and legal services, jennifer, thank you, you heard mariana there talking about the efforts to locate her children, is what happened to her kids, the two boys, is that an anomaly or is that a common place? >> i think we see it common place now especially with the new paper that i.c.e. is having parents signed. we represented a man from el salvador who told us if he signs deportation paper, he'll be reunited with his daughters and deported back to el salvador without her. your organization, what are you guys doing? >> family separation is not new i

congresswoman jayapal and mariana atencio. i want to start with the election in mexico because you have the stereotypical view of amlo that here comes a new hugo chavez. he is a socialist nationalist populist bent. he's anti-trump. do you see from your report iin what would be the difference between nieto's presidency and amlo is running as an anti-trump populist and that's not what's happening. it's i'm a mexican and i'm interested what's happening in mexico and the united states, you're over there. you have more than half of the citizens voting then mexico becomes the reigning symbol of democracy. the united states becomes increasingly isolated. mexico is having relationships all around the world. when mexico says our economy is growing, we welcome you back if you want to come back but if donald trump wants to pick a fight and basically if that happens it's in donald trump's court i think mexico will respond. >> you're seeing all across europe this reaction against immigrants. it's syrian refugees throughout europe being rej

blanca: mariana lleva ocho aÑos trabajando y limpiando asbesto, explicÓ que ese camión sirve para desinfectarde limpieza terminan todavÍa en varios días mÁs. los residentes van a poder retornar a sus hogares la prÓxima semana. patricia: cuando regresemos, sepultan en california al niÑo que muriÓ a causa de los golpes y las torturas a manos de su padrastro y ante la mirada de su madre. dan a conocer cuÁnto dinero reciben algunos expresidentes mexicanos, prÁctica que el mandatario electo andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador quiere eliminar. volvemos. patricia: hoy fue el sepelio de anthony Ávalos. un niÑo de 10 aÑos que muriÓ por los golpes propinados por su padrastro, con la complicidad de su madre. un profundo dolor embarga a la familia, ahora solamente quiere que la justicia actÚe. salvador durÁn nos amplÍa. salvador: como si fuera un superhÉroe le dieron el Último adiÓs a antonia Ávalos, de 10 aÑos de edad. muriÓ, segÚn el reporte que entregada por la fiscalÍa, por los golpes y las torturas a manos de su padrastro y ante la mirada de su madre. para brindarle tributo al pequeÑo, y a peticiÓn de la fa

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mariana atencio who's been following with all of this.'s start of what's going on at this hour, governor lawyers are hoping to extend the deadline. what can you tell us. >> those court proceedings between the justice department are still ongoing. we'll bring you the story as it is unfolding literally and these are the headlines. the government basically provided the judge with a master list of 102 children under five separated at the border currentcurren currently in custody. kids under five hoping to reunite tomorrow. 54 are hopefully back together, the government says by tomorrow. the other five still have questions and hang ups regarding potential past by the parents or doubts as to who the legal guard ye guardians of these kids are. these are the kids that are under five, the tender age as the government is calling left in limbo. >> yeah, the associated press have this story of a little baby being brought into court and the judge, yeah, the judge says unless a one-year-old can understand immigration law, this is an embarrassment basic

mariana, thank you so much. john sampson, it is so good to for you to be with us.ou are hearing this as a lot of politicians are pushing for the abolition of i.c.e., i want to hear your thoughts on that. what does it look like? >> thank you for having me this morning or in the afternoon. we here morning still in colorado. my thoughts are this, what happens assuming i.c.e. is disup and do panded. there is still a need for them to still be enforced. who would investigate the human trafficking cases that i.c.e. normally does. who'll investigate child pornography cases that i.c.e. normally does. i can go on with a list of investigations. >> do you look at what's happening and these are folks who are following what may in some cases be conflicting from their superiors who may be getting -- how complicated is what you are seeing right now as opposed to what you did through most of your career? >> it is more complicated now than it was when i was working for i.c.e. i was a juvenile coordinator here in denver. we dealt with the issue of unaccompanied minors. the system is

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. >> let's get to mariana in attencio. the story. >> reporter: i actually spent the day with them. holding her hand and grabbing her ten-month old baby. the story is the mother lost the ten-month old in the beginning of may. the husband was detained by border patrol. he was prosecuted and jailed in atlanta most likely to be deported. this little girl was shipped all the way to michigan. i got on the phone with mom and she told me she was released after she was detained. she was free with an ankle monitor for about six weeks knowing where her child was but not being able to get reunited with her. that moment that we witness at the airport was two months in the making. we went back home with them, watch this family pray and the mother told me this separation might lead long-term scars for her and her daughter. >> reporter: what was the most painful thing for you? every time that i was in contact with her. she cried. saying she missed me. she didn't want to be there. she just wanted to see her little brother, her dad and me.

mariana, i don't know if that 64 is still valid but what's the plan?rter: listen, i can only go by what the lawyer told me about the mothers in there. her clients, these 400 mothers she tells me, she told me it doesn't look like there is a plan. she says they're not being told anything. pretty much being kept in the dark. few reunifications she has witnessed are moms bonding out. they labasically have to take a bus to try to meet up with the kids. they're going at a rate of $10,000 on average. some of the cases we have been following up on. >> thank you very much. continuing to cover the story. we will do until we get resolution to it. >>> the democrats are going after president trump on a number of issues including immigration and his supreme court pick. brett kavanaugh. but here's my question. do they have an actual strategy? and do they have the tools to actually do anything about it? next, we're going to be speaking with a california congressman, and asking what democrats are trying to accomplish across the board. >> we've got a brand new glimpse o

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i love mariana. she is cradle catholic. that's what attracted me to her. she was very faithful to her faith. me being a man of faith i could respect that she was very [ inaudible ] following the teaching. i panicked a little bit because i felt like this was touching an important part of marriage. i heard intimacy in marriage is very important. to me that translated to okay, -- that's how i understood it. this sounded like a big thing so i did not accept it. i told her you know what, we should postpone the wedding. we already have a plan for the wedding. i think we need to postpone because it is a big issue. i don't want a divorce. yes, i love her. in the end we talked it was a sacrifice for me to accept this. my mind has changed since then. >> you have practiced it and understood the teachings. i think in most people's minds that don't know anything about it it's associated with the word abstinence. it's associated with self denial. if i was approaching marriage i would think, wait a minute, marriage is already about self- sacrifice and self-denial. one of

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mariana, you've talked to a lot of parents and mothers and some children. what's going on at this detention center? >> reporter: so, ali, let me give you are viewers some context as to where we are. there are about 1,200 people that this center has the capacity for and we know that there are at least 400 parents, mostly mothers separated from their kids, inside the port isabel detention facility. we wanted to come here on the ground to see if there was any progress being made to reunify them with the kids. one attorney who goes in here every other day tells me she sees very little progress. there is, quote, no plan, that nobody knows anything. and in fact that there are mothers being transferred here from other facilities, which is mind boggling to us because we are told that this does not have the infrastructure to house children. so at one point this was called the, quote, family reunification and removal hub, but we're not clear how that can actually happen here. i did ask this lawyer, jodi goodwin, going back to that sound bite that you played from the

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. >> keeping a close eye on the story, mariana atencio and jacob soboroff from new york. >> today isdline for those kids, but it's kind of funny math because the trump administration has gone to the court and said we are going to only reunify people that are eligible for reunification. there are 917 parents today out of those 2,551 kids that aren't eligible and 463 have already been deported and are outside of this country and may never be reunited with their children ever again inside the united states. the trump administration may say we met the deadline today, but there is still a huge number of people who are not reunited with their children. >> what happens if they don't get reunited? what are are the cons consequences? >> the judge could hold people in contempt. all kinds of things. the administration made it clear and the judge made it very clear that i thought that there was remarkable progress so far under sort of the terms laid out by the court unless something happens in court tomorrow the administration is likely to declare victory and say we reunited the 1637 parents eli

mariana atencio follows the story and she joins me now.week they stopped giving us updates on exactly the number of people who they had. part of that we were speculating is because they were going to have trouble reuniting these kids with their parents. it's fascinating because this is all of the government's creation. there was no need for any of these kids to be separated, but they didn't just separate them, they put them into different states. >> they scattered them all across the country. yesterday i came on the show, right off that hhs phone call where they said they had every intent to comply with this injunction deadline, meaning get the kids younger than 5 years old reunited by tuesday. late yesterday they filed paperwork asking for an extension because they said, and i quote, that in some instances, these additional processes, especially to reunify the kids and parents no longer in custody was going to take more time. >> alex azar said before congress there's no reason why anybody can't go onto a web portal and find their child. t

msnbc's mariana atencio has been closely following this story from the beginning.oining us. talk to me about these numbers. can they reunite all these families in a week? >> katy, the clock is ticking. it's less than a week away. they have reunified, out of the 2551, only 364 so it's a tall order. i've been talking to families, lawyers on the ground. everyone is scrambling not only to get these people back together but also to give them the legal counsel that they need to avoid being deported or having to make that impossible choice you're talking about. >> when parents are faced with that choice, what do they say to you? that's a really difficult situation. if you traveled all those miles, that dangerous journey to get your kid here because you're fleeing something terrible at home, do you want to take your kid back there? i mean i can't imagine. >> most of the parents i have spoken to, and this is a very difficult choice, most of them break down when they tell you that they prefer almost leaving their kids here, even without them, because here these children woul

terry general says he deplores the loss of life and attacks against the catholic church mariana sanchez reports now from managua where about two hundred sixty people have died in clashes between police protesters and paramilitary groups. the family of eighteen year old alexander min thus a he disappeared after taking part in a protest in may his mother might get the death says ten days later she got a call from the coroner's office she was asked to formally identify alexander's body well as it was the letters that i never imagined this would happen but i would hear that the doctor told me both he died of natural causes then and that he got scared and had a heart attack. eighteen year olds rarely die that way so my little went to an independent forensic doctor for a second opinion. and he said my son was strangled to death. but editor then fired the complaint with me get out was permanent commission for human rights groups say it's been overwhelmed by such reports. on wednesday the organization of american states described the situation in the ghetto one as grave. in cost there are there

as mariana sanchez reports from an eye many protesters have gone into hiding. and the ok. they weren't students they were criminals that's how supporters of niigata one preceded the day gussie opponents to the government right i guess they see students and other protesters are responsible for the deaths of police and confrontations in the past weeks. and they say government opponents have committed atrocities to the mint officials say anti-government protesters said the body of a policeman and fire. nobody we are here for all the fallen policeman all of them who have been tortured they damn well ok but these demonstrators say they want justice for pro-government supporters who have these past three months all by lives but they say the government must continue its security policy to bring peace to the country. that policy for many government opponents means persecution. c.d.'s a psychologist who spoke from an undisclosed location for her safety says security forces are on a which. we are terrified because we now have to live like criminals they are killing us out there they

anti-government protests around three hundred people have died in three months of demonstrations al-jazeera is mariana sanchez reports now from one in both a neighborhood in the city if. the situation has finished three days ago when members of the police and paramilitary forces attacked and cleared the roadblocks that had been set up for nearly three months here in the neighborhood of moneyball in the city of. the situation is calm there are some cars there are some people going out slowly. but a lot of fear i can tell you a few. food vendors here tell me that this is the first day that they have been able to go out to sell their food in three months and of course there are paramilitary forces going around patrolling this area they are massed they are armed they go in vehicles that are have no plates and a lot of fear of course because the their presence for the people here is very intimidating going to weather update as they are up then. term paving and russia dating that's really the extent of the democratic party generate now the party that's offering a different approach to politics in the united

we cannot go live to mariana sanchez in the capital. marianna can you tell us what the latest is there. we'll give you a lot of responses here to what the organization of american states has said earlier today after the international organization passed a resolution with twenty one votes condemning the violence here in. it's very unlikely that. this resolution will help bring. both parties to the negotiating table because here the government sees. the international community community as interfering. sovereignty. especially it's going to be difficult because it proposes an electoral calendar where. the. united or going to say one of our american states wants. the in the negotiations in the conversations in the dialogue there will be an agreed calendar for elections something that the government here has said absolutely no. constitution backs them and that elections will be done in two thousand and twenty one. the foreign minister at the organization of american states called this. illegitimate. unfair but at the same time the united sta

former prime minister is the head of one of pakistan's most powerful political dynasties mariana home looks back at his check a career. now was shareef has dominated politics in pakistan for almost thirty years in that time he's been toppled in a coup jailed exiled and managed political comebacks that time and time again have surprised his rivals but he was a wealthy businessman when he arrived on the political scene in one thousand nine hundred ninety by being elected prime minister that first stint in office lasted just three years the president dismissed the government in the wake of a power struggle that included pakistan's military oh but four years later a nine hundred ninety seven shareef was back bolstered by a sizable election when he appeared to have considerable influence but that didn't extend to all of pakistan's military commanders he was ousted in a coup in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine due in large part to his if it's to rein in the army then led by army chief. a saudi deal saved him and his family from jail after convictions for corruption hijacking and terror

unrest began in the middle of april now and a son chance has the latest from a forest from managua mariana what's happening. well peter the latest we've heard is that to the i.c.r.c. ambulance the international committee for the red ambulance was able to finally go inside the premises of the campus where these students were under siege and they have been able to leave with. two journalists and apparently three wounded and what we understand is that the members of the clergy the pope's representative and in the cardinal were able to to make a way for these and for this ambulance and for the paramilitary to let aid come to the people that were wounded inside however we understand that still there are students in there and that the paramilitary house is the area surrounded and what we are hearing is that two moral saturday. members of the clergy will continue the negotiations to help these students leave the a promise as of this university here in the capital in my now look at the same time in mourning ball which is a neighborhood in the city of najaf. of is the now up there's been is attacks