you have money to march in there for all to fulfill basic needs the message that gets constantly marron back to you and nothing. are not. by anyone. this experience all worth something is not the product of the design when you live in poverty. and i wanted to create a change in someone's life you have to how the human moment where one human shows another i sure learned that you can do something. a. as human beings we are only looking at the future so when we talk about the future is the youth it's the tonight but when we think of endos then it's automatically thought that their life is going to end soon so there is no feuds or. one of those sad aspect of while working in this field is looking at a bed and those they have literally been left on the streets by their own children . many of them don't even care whether they are alive or not. they try to identify a few things and i realize that there were a few issues that were close to my heart and then i realized that i have this fear of aging. and when i question myself why i have this fear usually you tend to form an opiate again based o

que traerÁ cambios importantes por ejemplo los cielos azules con algunas nubes pasarÁn a este color marrÓne 5000 millas por encima del ocÉano. llegaba a principios de semana al caribe y ahora tenemos subiendo hacia el sur de estados unidos y puede llegar al norte. podrÍan ver sus efectos en chicago un polvo que tiene cosas buenas, por ejemplo cuando veamos los atardeceres se van a ver espectaculares, y con poca nubosidad y sin nada de lluvia. tambiÉn ayudarÁ ese polvo a que se vayan degenerando las costas. ya que cae arena del desierto. impide el desarrollo de los sistemas. mirad esto, reduce la visibilidad. es como una broma, una niebla y puede provocar accidentes. ademÁs ese polvo lleva bacterias y productos quÍmicos que si ustedes son sensibles puede producirles problemas en la piel o respiratorias si sufren asma. Ésas bacterias cuando llegan al norte de mÉxico se pueden convertir en alimento para la temida marea roja. a sufrir ese polvo esta semana y la que viene. carolina: te agradecemos por esa informaciÓn. quÉ interesante. borja: espectacular, hay que extremar las precauciones. ahor

esta franja marrÓn representa a nueva york. semana se redujeron. en amarillo los nÚmeros de california. miren que la semana pasada estaba mÁs gruesa que semanas anteriores. han aumentado en california los contagios. las barras color azul representan el resto del paÍs de 103 mil casos a la primera semana de mayo cerrÓ con 95 mil casos la semana pasada. esta semana no terminÓ. llevamos casi 81 mil casos, pero el pronÓstico es tambiÉn que habrÁ un descenso. jorge. jorge: gracias, tenemos que hacer una pausa. al volver pasa en mÉxico. tres agentes enfrentan una investigaciÓn por la muerte de un jovren que muriÓ en custodia de la policÍa en el estado de jalismo. documentos de acceso univisiÓn muestran que interfiriÓ para que beneficiarios de daca no pudieran comprar una casa. volvemos. ♪ ♪ queremos pedirte que lleves la cuenta de los abrazos que no has podido dar, las manos que no has estrechado y las comidas familiares que no han ocurrido. pero piensa que por cada cosa que has dejado de hacer hubo una persona menos que quedó vulner

the jacksonville jaguars players and doug marrone were out. so there are players that you are showing protesting on a regular basis now. >> drew brees is certainly in the news. the president said he would never agree with kneeling during the national anthem. look, brees went back in addressing him in instagram saying this is not an issue about the american flag. it never has been. what do you interpret in all of this back and forth between the two of them? >> yeah. there's a lot of back and forth starting with comments brees made earlier in the week. his players, other players in other sports reacted to brees' comments. and drew brees said i didn't have a great ability to separate the two and that was shame on me. and i need to. and he came out and apologized to his teammates and apologized with a virtual team meeting, because none of the teams are fully in place to do their gatherings they do in the summer. when the president said he shouldn't have apologized he said, no, mr. president, this is why i think this and i was wrong in my initial s

of the executive office for united states attorneys guy lewis and criminal defense attorney joseph marronestart with derek chauvin, he's facing up to 40 years in prison after the charges were upgraded from third-degree murder to second-degree murder. it is certainly a step in the right direction for george floyd's family who wants him to be charged with first-degree murder. but, guy, i'll start with you, does this upgraded charge make it more difficult for prosecutors to secure a guilty verdict? >> that's a great question, kristin. in some ways it does. they've charged probably the most aggressive charge that the facts would allow. and i wish i could tell you that the hard part was behind us, but it's not. now we move into the litigation phase, and there's going to be very good lawyers who come in and contest these charges. and even though you've got the video right before you, these lawyers are going to say, look, we don't know what happened before, we don't know what happened after. the m.e. reports are contradictory, and so there's a lot of work to do here to move this case forward. kri