marlon jumps on the first carriage to ask the driver to stop, leaving her alone with marlon, jr. her husband's plan doesn't seem to be working. so a kind stranger helps her son onto the train. it is still moving too fast for her. >> reporter: after she chases the train for ten minutes, it finally stops. >> reporter: marlon is confused and terrified. >> reporter: we tried to help her find her husband. with no sign of him, she finds space where she can. then he comes up. >> reporter: it's been a long morning, but the family has to keep going. the train crosses into cabasco state. she and her husband haven't spoken all day. as the light fades, a moment of nighttime. >> reporter: like dunia, grace also wanted her children to grow up in the u.s. instead of here in guatemala. now she just wants them to come home, so she's come to the capital to push her government for answers. >> reporter: she has few options but to wait. >> reporter: the u.s. government has begun to reunite families, but only recently admitted that more than 400 people were deported without their children. she is just

i think for the europeans are lies on marlon ali and fleetwood. on marlon ali and fleetwood.our of their matches. their matches. molinari goes up against phil nicholson. against phil nicholson. has not won the match he has played and is tenable ryder cup record. and is tenable ryder cup record. tommy fleetwood will be hopeful to turn it around. turn it around. be wrapped up before that so does not leave all on noren. not leave all on noren. happened to with plenty of golf to come. —— —— up in two. and championship leader lewis hamilton. hamilton in the standings — started third. you can follow all the action on radio 5 live sports extra. with murder following the death of two women in kent. serious stab wounds. and an investigation was launched. that said he was ready to take the firm private. he's been fined £15 million — as has the company. he'll remain tesla's chief executive as lebo diseko now reports. leading the way on electric cars and space exploration. but now, it seems elon musk has pushed too far. into private ownership at a price of $420 a share. and, crucially, h

and later on in his life, when i met him, sustaining long—term injuries as a result of that cash marlonit was deliverance in 1972 that launched him asa deliverance in 1972 that launched him as a hollywood movie star —— marlon brando. i asked him why he insisted on shooting the paddling trip in sequence —— asked the director why. quite a hair raising movie to make and to watch. he became the number one box office staff of ideas and he dominated the 19705 staff of ideas and he dominated the 1970s as an image of her student, rugged masculinity that only started to date when we got to the 1980s —— hirsute. and that time his career hit a decline. what was he like in interviews, on the set and away from all that? from the reports i read, he could be quite a different character? i met him twice, once for boogie nights, but only briefly. he wasn't keen on boogie nights, as james cook said in his report, he fired his agent kos was so unhappy. when i met him again at a film festival where they were doing a tribute to his work, he said he got a new audience from boogie nights, the kind of people t

[applause] >> thank you for the introduction, marlon. thank you all for coming. it's really facile for me to be speaking at this bookstore. many,many years ago , i used to work at a software company down the road for blocks away and ideas to live four blocks away and at the time when i was thinking about becoming a writer, i would frequent the bookstore here , browsing, buying and thinking about writing books so it's particularly cool to be speaking at this bookstore from a, so my previous two books were really, there were a lot of stories about people and places. and this particular book, the protagonist is an experiment. it's a single experiment so i was trying to figure out how best to tell you about this book when i thought i'll do is read a little bit the part that are more story like and then maybe have a small presentation about the experiment itself because the experiment is mostly by hero of this book. it's an experiment that has a history of about 200 yearsand continues to confound us as to what it's telling us about the nature of reality so i will star

. >> marlon fue el primero y como a las meses nicole. >> con daca zaida, logrÓ obtener su licencia, permisosisco cuevas noticias telemundo. >> de verdad admirable, asÍ llegamos al final de noticias telemundo, gracias por permitirnos entrar a sus hogares, hay mÁs noticias en telemundo a las 11/10 centro, ya comienza exatlÓn, buenas noches. ayer en exatlÓn estados unidos nuevo circuito y nuevo duelo por la permanencia. y la eliminaciÓn, para los los famosos querÍan evitar la tragedia que tuvieron que vivir durante 4 domingos y salieron a comerse la pista para mandar a contendientes que no despedÍ un compaÑero desde que lo hi

. >> i'm recommending an older movie this time, a classic, "i could have been a contender," marlon brandot picture winner, "on t waterfront." it's going to stream live. it will be epic. you'll seep this crisp, black and white beautiful picture on the screen and you'll get to hear leonard bernard's scores o. all ti it's a really big treat. check out the movie. of you've seen it before, you're going want to see it like ever before. if you've never seen, it you owe it to yourself, it's an eight-time oscar erwi if ballet is more your thing, this is a treat. the washington ballet isicng off this season with bit of a collectionm things from previous years andy ought with artistic director and some of the vising artists. >> we're welcoming four wonderful performanc. >> joan baez will be performing. opera in the outfield will be at nationals park and anderson cooper and andy coen at warner theater and christina aguilera will be at the national harbor. >> we send it to sheena for her final weather. she'll be heading out to san diego when she'll be tling people whether it's 70 and sunny or 75 a sun

dna helped police track down marlon alexander. he is accused of raping at least three women including an 86-year-old in a senr living home. the crimes hapned between 2007 and .2011 officials are combing through other incidents to see if responsible for those too. >>> developingw, cardinal wuerl just finished saying mass. heade his first public comments since he was he was askingope francis to accept his resignation. darcy? >> reporter: this mass marked the beginning of the season of healing that card wuerl had called for amid the sexual abuse scandal. ths m is just ending. owant to show you the people as they were filin of the church. i was inside for the mass and it was very touching and very surprising when a man who describes himself as a survivore of sexual abu by a priest was allowed to get up and speak in front of thechurch. he said that he,if his changed when he turned 55 years old and he heard the five words he's never heard before. it is not your fault. he was allowed to walkp to the and with the cardinal light a cancdle.

dna helped cold case detectives track down marlon alexander. police caught him yesterday at a grocery store in jel antown. the crimes happened between 2007 and2011 in germantown and gaithersburg. a one case he broke int senior living home and raped ana 86old woman. detectives are combing through other unsolved assaults to see if he is responsible for other crimes. >>> also, the fmer campaign chairman paul manafort has pleaded guilty in court and maybe even more itically, has agreed to cooperate with the special counsel's russia investigation. scast mcfarland more on the plea deal and what this means. >>ood afternoon. he gives the special counsel a key cooperator. it must cooperate fully with the government. that means he agreed to testify in any proceeding and federal district and he can be interviewed by federal agents or government attorneys. manafort's sentence wi depending on his cooperation and the level of his cooperation. the 69-year-old was convicted la month of eight financial crimes in a snarate trial i alexandria. he faces seven to t

. >> repter: police say marlon michael alexander broke into an apartment and tried to assault a woman. she fought him off and he ran. that was in august of 2007. pvestigators with the montgomery countice department say alexander was beginning a dangerous and brazen string of sexual attacks. >> theec sus dna was recovered. >> reporter: that would be his undoing. would it link him to three other sexual assaults in 2010 and 11. two of those assaults on the same victim, about a year apart. other on an 86-year-old woman in an assisted living facility across theet st each time police say he left dna at the scene of the ime. a company would crack the case. they had the rights to a family member's dna. how did they get it? >> there are a lot of services that people use now to, i guess, look at their family history. >> reporter: your gentle fingerprint becomes part of the public record. the same dna was used. a distant relative in georgia recovered the case in montgomery county. an 11-year-old cold case got hot quickly. >> an officer who got interested in doing the family history w le to ident

[laughter] host: marlon brando and his movie. guest: great films that never got the acclaimed that it deserved. brando played it superbly. host: you mentioned robert jordan, you mentioned that he is a hero for the 20th century. -- rudy think should be a hero as we enter the 21st century? 21st: the heroes for the forury are willing to serve sacrifices greater than yourself. whether they be a peace corps leader thato a recognizes, as theodore resulted, that america has the greatest potential for greatness. therefore the greatest potential for good in the world. he saw the potential of america. he saw how great we could be and he wanted to go in that direction. host: one other thing you talk about is your temper. that came up in the 2000 presidential campaign. does he have the temperament to be president? what would you say? anger of legitimate wrongs is a good thing. the question is can you control that anger? early, i lost control and just be angry. there is nothing wrong with being angry when you see elections bought by special i

earlier in his career, he was called a low-rent marlon brando, stuck in low end movies and tv shows.s cosmopolitan's first male centerfold posing naked on a bearskin rug. it made reynolds a sex symbol and movie star. marci gonzalez looks back at his extraordinary career. did cletu? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: that charisma, trademark mustache and those unforgettable characters. burt reynolds was one of the biggest stars of the '70s and '80s, from "deliverance" to "smoky and the bandit." and after his oscar-nominated comeback in "boogie nights", reynolds continued his passion for performing, teaching as late as last week at the school he founded near his home. the 82-year-old's caretaker calling 911. fans leaving flowers on the star's star on the walk of fame. his one-time girlfriend sally field writing in a statement, he will be in my history and my heart for as long as i live. marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> he spoke quite frequently about how he regretted messing up their relationship. >> and he still thinks about her and misses the actress. >> and many people are now missing

francisca: marlon javier tercero estÁ cumpliendo hoy seis aÑos. hermoso! felicidades!É. -- el doctor juan te dice por quÉ. [mÚsica] francisca: mira "despierta amÉrica" en todas tus pantallas dÓnde y ♪ cuando tienes médicos que trabajan en equipo por tu salud, obtienes el cuidado que necesitas para vivir bien. ♪ para saber más, visita kp.org diagonal viva bien. kaiser permanente. viva bien. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> quÉ canciÓn! Éstas son imÁgenes de los Ángeles, california. hoy es miÉrcoles. les quiero decir que en los comerciales me han enseÑado unas fotos de luis miguel...lui! >> uno no te puede contar nada. no calla nada! >> [risas] >> pensÉ que Íbamos a tener una cuerda. >> todos queremos ver fotos. obviamente que ya compartiste anÉcdotas. >> la novia estÁ realmente muy guapa. >> vamos ahora a hablar de todo un poco. mÉxico recuerda este doble golpe. no solamente el primer aniversario del sismo que estremeciÓ la capital, sino tambiÉn el terremoto de 1985, en este dÍa se realiza un macro simulacro, que tomÓ un poco mÁs de peso hoy considerando lo que ha ocurrido en los prÓximos me