miriam: el equivalente a 70 dólares. miriam: la verdad, no quería. convirtió en la puerta de entrada a méxico. era viernes y méxico parecía más cerca. llegando la caravana al puente que separa guatemala y méxico en ciudad hidalgo, cientos de migrantes forzaron su entrada, derrumbaron vallas y se abrieron paso ante la mirada impotente de las autoridades mexicanas. entonces se desató el caos. miriam: nos empezaron a tirar gases y a hacer disparos. cuando todo el mundo se alarmó estábamos dormidos ahí con los niños. y tuve que agarrar mis hijos y salir corriendo con ellos. vilma: en medio de la estampida miriam cayó al piso. miriam: como tres o cuatro muchachos, en lo que iba corriendo pues, la avalancha, me cayeron encima y lastimaron mis pies. vilma: algunos de sus hijos también sufrieron heridas. miriam: a mi niño le rasparon la rodilla. ay, fue algo tan horrible, una pesadilla fea. nunca había pasado por eso, primera vez. vilma: ¿qué dijeron tus hijitos? miriam: no, pues, llorando, nerviosos, y asustados de todo. vilma: la escena, dice miriam, parec

thank you miriam. [applause] miriam is going to be lobby signing books.there are plenty of books for sale. thank you governor for coming and for participating. >> gov. brown: do you remember the quote from onen -- >> here's a look at books being published this week. historian michael b looks at the complex decisions a commander-in-chief must make while the country is at war in "presidents of war." former aid to president trump, sebastian gorka identify the possible threats dwens the country in "why we fight." in read and riot, shares her thoughts on political activism. yale law professor steven carter recalls the life of his grandmother eunice carter and how she broke down barriers as a bleak female lawyer in the 1930s and '40s in invisible. and in the corrosion of conservativetism, max boot explains why we no longer identifies as a republican. our look at this week's new releases continues with university of london professor sara church well's research, on the historical use of the phrases the american dream, and america first, in behold america. and in

vilma: a miriam torres, cada paso le duele.a recuerda lo que viviÓ el pasado viernes en la frontera entre guatemala y mÉxico. >> me puse a llorar por lo que me pasÓ en el puente. en la primera vez en mi vida. vilma: ella saliÓ el lunes pasado luego de ver en las redes sociales un aviso de una caravana de migrantes. >> se nos avisÓ que a las cuatro de la tarde y va a salir la caravana. vilma: en lo primero que pensÓ fue en sus cinco hijos. ella sabÍa que el vje >> la vez que me fui me fui sÓlo con dos vilma: pa su hermano mayor que los acompaÑara. >> yo tengo 41 aÑos y no tengo nada en la vida. tengo a mi sobrino, pero no tengo nada. estoy para ayudarla a ella y a mi madre. vilma: durante el viaje hubo momentos de incertidumbre porque no estaban seguros de poder sobrevivir las exigencias del camino. >> son 1 millÓn de cosas que a uno le pasan en este camino. vilma:, no sÓlo el camino era tortuoso, sino que habÍan otras circunstancias que lo hacÍan aÚn mÁs complicado. >> no tenÍa el pasaporte de las niÑas, sÓlo tenÍan miedo y tuv

as stuffy tent for nine people this has been miriam the song so for almost a year ever since the village she used to live in was stormed by cameroonian soldiers with her blind brother on her back and the twins and she fled into the forest towards nigeria you know if there is peace in my account i would like to go back i would like to go back because here we are just living as big us because you have to wait on somebody will come and give us wood before we eat while we live farms we have planted as we have yams everything that you know back home that we have more that we can feed on three thousand cameroonians live in this camp some three hundred thousand have been displaced since the outbreak of the crisis in the english speaking part of kabul it is a conflict that receives little attention and so there's hardly any help or eight for the victims right now we cannot bring in new are willing to die in the what we are providing them in terms of the quote duty is the reality most optician people at the border need argent so funding is really a problem. that need to be addressed the cameroon

as stuffy ten for nine people this has been miriam the song so much for almost a year ever since the village she used to live in was stormed by cameroonian soldiers with a blind brother on her back and the twins and how she fled into the forest to what's nigeria. if there is peace in my account i would like to go back i would like to go back because here we are just living as big us because you have to wait on somebody will come and give us wood before we eat while we live farms we have plenty who have yams everything that we have that we can feed on three thousand cameroonians live in this camp some three hundred thousand have been displaced since the outbreak of the crisis in the english speaking part of it is a conflict that receives little attention and so there's hardly any help or aid for the victims right now we cannot bring him. into the airport we are providing them in terms of the collective is that we are the most opposition while people are . made out of her job funding is really a problem. that needs to be addressed the cameroon border is only an hour's drive from the ca

well miriam yes it's confirmed from also turkish side that king solomon been up to these telephoned. our daughter and thanked for their well coming off this proposal for a joint working group we don't have much more detail yet but we're expecting a statement by the press by the turkish press goes these press people however as you would remember yes that they turkey's foreign ministers stated that. saudi arabia should be more open for further corporation in order to make this investigation go faster and is there on one hand we know that turkey and saudi arabia are working on a joint group. we see that diplomatic corp is on track but have cover on a practical level we see that saudi arabia is trying to gain time in order to give permission to the turkish officials a prosecutor's office it to enter inside the general conflates bill think in istanbul and to check out the facts and the situation regarding the investigation ongoing for jemaah g.'s a mysterious disappearance than a sample but of course we see that both sides both turkey and saudi arabia are trying to not to break the ties a

. >> miriam is not a typical candididate, but she ss s her mx of american upbringing and afghan than the traditions as a advantage in a modern afghanistan that is looking for change. >> the elders are standing behind me and every time i sit with them, they tell me the men were not a able to sit - -- to g changes, but we have faith t tht women are. women are able to feel our pain and see the corruption and see what is wrong. >> she takes us along in her campaign trail. here she meets with the local leader of her tribe. they are nomads for whom a cecertain number of seats in parliament are reserved. she has a good chance of being elected. the tribal elders are you satisfied with the male opponents. they see them as only looking after their own personal interests. in contrast, she listens. they are often discriminated against in afghanistan and have little opportunity to advance socially. >> the ones who do not have schools, they don't have water, don't have roas. on one hand, there being killed by the tellyly and and usesed as shields and on the other hand -- by the taliban and used as

and i don't have much to the add to ma miriam -- miriam said except that this is, again, from the americanpoint of view the russians are -- the three rs, the return of refugees, the rehabilitation of the regime and the reconstruction. they want europe to pay for all the destruction that they've, that they've done, and the u.s. wants to hold all of that up until we get some kind of commitment to the russians on the things that are, the things that concern us most; the constitutional question and the iranians, and the iranian presence. i think that that should absolutely be an american red line. i would, personally i'm not going to get it, but i would like to see us hold up all funds until the we get a regime that we can actually work with and that is not the as a sad regime. assad reseem. so they're calculating, the united states is calculating that this is putting pressure on the russians because the russians don't have the resources to pay for the reconstruction that they desire. >> i wanted to hear your thoughts and also a little bit maybe in the sense is the enough to the change calculu

miriam: al espacio. >> pero tambiÉn en mucho de ficciÓn.n una energÍa. cuando decimos en el cielo es porque ellos estÁn arriba porque se convierten en una energÍa muy alta, yo puedo subir mi frecuencia, ellos bajan la de ellos y nos encontramos en el medio. karla: se escucha mucho sobre la palabra almas viejas o almas gemelas. cÓmo reconocemos si quiz''as yo soy un alma vieja. o cÓmo reconozco que quizÁs mi pareja o alguien cercano a mi es un alma con quien nos conocimos en el pasado. >> a veces cuando conocemos a una persona sentimos un reconocimiento que va mÁs allá del momento. a me ha pasado en dos ocasiones. una vez fui a brasil y cuando llego siento la conexiÓn. cuando alguien habla la lengua yo siento que en alguna vida yo fui brasilero o portuguÉs porque es una lengua que yo la siento muy conocida. en brasil yo andaba como si fuera mi casa. llego a beirut y cuando llego a beirut comienza a llorar y eso porque me conectÉ con ese lugar. entonces, yo sentÍ que algo pasÓ conmigo en ese sitio. raul: cÓmo reconocer a alguien de una vida p

miriam actually this is not the first diplomatic contact because a delegation a saudi delegation was here yesterday along with king solomon special advisers so today what we know that they have discussed about how they had discussed about enlightening of. the case and both leaders stated that the or said that they are happy that a joint team has been is set up how aware we know that. the spite these theoretical corporation commitments yesterday turkey's foreign minister may ritual the stated that they're expecting saudi arabia to be more color bret's are especially for allowing turkish prosecutors to get inside istanbul general consulate building to a proper search about. case and as you know turkey made a request for this the saudis accept that a search will search request but however the saudis are maybe trying to gain time on t. no no prosecutor was able to enter inside the consulate building which it which drops a shadow on this corporation that two leaders have highlighted there has also been a public show of support for the saudis today has and i tell us about bank. well actual

miriam is not a typical candidate but she sees her mix of american upbringing and afghan family traditions as an advantage in a modern afghanistan that's looking for change. could she elders are standing behind me and every time i sit with them they tell me that the men were unable to bring these changes but we have faith that women are women are able to feel our pain and see. the corruption and see what's wrong she takes us along on her campaign trail to jalalabad here she meets with the local leader of her tribe the kuchi they are nomads for whom a certain number of seats in parliament are reserved as a circle and carol has a good chance of being elected the tribal elders are dissatisfied with the male opponents who they see as only looking after their own personal interests and contrast salamanca listens to cooties are often discriminated against in afghanistan and have little opportunities to advance socially. the ones who don't have schools they don't have water they don't have roads on one hand they're being killed by the told by the news of shields and on the other hand the governme

bashir and miriam went to the camp to investigate. the bloody attack in camp morea last may suspected isis members were apparently the driving force several were injured severely some attackers were arrested i did. that when they attack it's about twenty of them who got up on that. we stay here with metal by. the mercy of this little boy that shout the same slogans that isis members will others great isis will remain and expand. the. adamant escape from iraq to lesbos he lifted directly next to the presumed isis group before he fled the camp in fear for his life. many other residents of the can tell us a similar story they are so fanatic. about stealing if you're not islam i kill with you i cannot do it i know what they have spies everywhere. we want to see what's really going on inside to run us. thank you we're not allowed in so two former presidents go in for us and take a hidden camera with them. morea it's like a lawless slum eight thousand refugees live here and the inhumane conditions n.g.o.s say the campus increasingly being c

and stuff it into for nine people this has been miriam be so on so for almost a year ever since the village she used to live in was stormed by cameroonian soldiers with her blind brother on her back and the twins and now she fled into the forest to what's nigeria. we've there is peace in my account i would like to go back. i would like to go back because here we are just living as big us because you have to wait on somebody will come and give us what before we eat while we live farms we have plenty as we have. everything there in our back home that we have more that we can feed on three thousand cameroonians live in this camp some three hundred thousand have been displaced since the outbreak of the crisis in the english speaking part of cover it is a conflict that receives little attention and so there's hardly any help or eight for the victims right now we cannot bring in you are willing to die in to determine if what we are providing them in terms of the quality is the very most optician while people at the border need outage and so funding is really a problem. that needs to be addressed

and then i will expand after i read a few sections on what i read and what that has to do with miriam in this t-shirt and what we are hoping to get done. so, if you have the book, you can turn with me to page 68 and this is from chapter three and it's called ground to stand on. it is not sufficient to simply center blackness in our understanding of resistance and subjugation. you name differently gendered identities within blackness. any truly with revelatory process a speech of the vulnerability of black women and girls, particularly black and women and girls. they are all doing murders of black trans women across the country and trans women around the world because women's safety of the nonpriority of the state and our infrastructures are ultimately grounded in misogyny. but women are also being hunted, but this hunting season unlike the open season on black men is grossly under a dress because of the frequent de-gender in an antiracist politics and the invisible location of equipment for diversity language like women and people of color that overlooked the intersections of race and

over some over some some topics however on the practical level we don't see much called liberation miriam how is ankara balancing its need to preserve some sort of functional relationship with riyadh in light of the near constant leaks that we've seen him it's an investigation about what might have happened to jamal khashoggi. me a little first state that turkey and saudi arabia arabia has a long standing relationship but since the coup that overthrew mohammed morsi in egypt in two thousand and thirteen the relations have been strained and finally when it came to syria saudi arabia has been supporting the y.p. g. fighters which turkey believes that they are an offshoot of the p.k. k. an opcode organization so if turkey was disappointed in its relations with saudi arabia and saudi arabia in turkey as well and this is a similar question she's disappearance happened maybe probably a mood there is on the table a chill turkish public also put a lot of pressure on turkish officials to shed a light on this case because it's a now known. turkish soil even though it's a saudi territory inside the

miriam solomon kale is not a typical candidate but she sees her mix of american upbringing and afghan family traditions as an advantage in a modern afghanistan that's looking for change. that could she elders are standing behind me and every time i sit with them they tell me that the men were able to bring these changes but we have faith that women are women are able to feel our pain and see. the corruption and see what's wrong she takes us along on her campaign trail to jalalabad here she meets with the local leader of her tribe the kuchi they are nomads for whom a certain number of seats in parliament are reserved as a circle langkow has a good chance of being elected to tribal elders are dissatisfied with the male opponents who they see as only looking after their own personal interests in contrast salamanca listens to cooties are often discriminated against in afghanistan and have little opportunities to advance socially. but the ones who don't have schools they don't have water they don't have roads on one hand they're being killed by the taliban and used as shields and on the ot

over some over some some topics however on the practical level we don't see much call liberation miriam how is ankara balancing its need to produce preserve some sort of functional relationship with riyadh in light of the near constant leaks that we've seen. an investigation about what might have happened to jamal khashoggi.

more information on that miriam all right fernand thank you very much john henry with all the latest on developments there in pittsburgh where several people have been killed in a shooting inside a synagogue of obviously we'll keep an eye on what's happening there all this happening just a day off to a man was arrested in charged of a fourteen explosive devices sent to a high profile critics of the u.s. president trump has accused the media of using the bomb attends to score political points against him ahead of the upcoming midterm elections americans will vote for members of both chambers of congress as well as governors in thirty six out of fifty states on november the sixth i do joe castro has mall. an hour before trump arrived at the republican rally in charlotte north carolina the crowd was already chanting against c.n.n. the television network targeted by a florida man a trump supporter who tried to send more than a dozen pipe bombs in the mail this week to the president's critics trump began his speech by condemning the attack political violence was never ever be allowed in a

. >> miriam we'll check in a little later. at the movies this weekend a box o'record was shattered. superhero origin movie "venom" led the charge, bringing in an october box office best of $80 million. and in second place was warner brothers' "a stais born" with $42.6 million in its opening week. the film stars lady gaga and director bradley cooper and received a multitude of positive reviews from critics ands audienalike. >>> just ahead, why you might not want to trust messages from your facebook friends this week. >>> tnd the drat came after the bell at the ufc match of the year. stuffy? that's because your home is filled with soft surfaces that trap odors and release them back into the room. so, try febreze fabric refresher. febreze finds odors trapped in fabrics and cleans them away as it dries. use febreze every time you tidy up to keep your whole house smelling fresh air clean. fabric refresher even works for clothes you want to wear another day. make febreze part of your clean routine for whole home freshness. whether you were borne for more dance-offs... more travels... or m

letting the and helping them find where that's rocor collaborator may have disposed of it but really miriam what's more important right now is that there is this new story that has come from the saudis one that is. let's be honest just frankly unbelievable when people look at the circumstantial evidence that existed when you look at the bones or when you look at the momma been someone's personal guards and all the other things that we've been reporting on throughout the day is the problem is that the turks have yet to counter that by releasing their own solid evidence amounts is where the responsibility currently lies it lies i'm sorry through sure that the narrative that the saudis have been trying to sell is this proven based on the realities that this exists on the response which are also still lies on the saudis to ensure that they don't try and present little cough bonnie's an advisor or city. security official scapegoats because everybody knows that something like this would be almost impossible for it to happen without the knowledge at least of the most senior in the world household.

child welfare advocates say that simply whatever you call this place is not a place for children miriam thank you very much from el paso texas heidi cho castro . now spaniards of marks national day with rallies both in support of and against catalan independence thousands marched through the center of the catalan city bus alone or with riot police alongside them call panel has more now from barcelona. spanish national pride barcelona streets. for some a simple celebration of being spanish for others another chance to voice opposition to efforts by the catalonia region to create a breakaway republic there. i'm here for the unity of spain we all have to be together down with the independence movement. hundreds of police are on duty because of that demonstration is on a collision course with opposing crowds now these are made up of mostly from independents activists and self described anti fascist i mean the two things are the same being anti fascist as being against authority and somebody who wants to vote for their independence is thora tarion to. the political crisis triggered by the ca

up with a researcher who's published a comprehensive study on the trade in refugees from eritrea miriam for a rise in. the first thing to say is that human trafficking at this kill in a country that is so close and so controlled is not possible without the knowledge of the government in interviews refugees also speak often office that general mind use had in eastern sudan and basically controlling. a lot of abductions apparently that were happening from that that office. the eritrean government took from rising to court over her allegations but she won the case. she remains critical of eritrea and the e.u. basically what we are supporting is mafia type organizations which keep local. populations under control but is very strange about the european union policy is that for. all those decades the european union and i think would say rightly so has put as conditions for its respect for human rights and respect for the more democracy and the rule of law. and now at this moment to act in many africans are thinking that that is very important to build their societies. the european union start

we have some private citizens, volunteers here, brenda and miriam. we also have rabbi brian mauer, and lastly, if you own an apartment, or you know somebody who owns an apartment or works for a real estate company, we need housing for these young folks. they'll pay their rent, we're going to help them pay their rent, we're going to help them be responsible and good tenants, if you know anyone who can provide assistance in finding housing in san francisco and give young people a chance, we would love to hear from you. we need jobs, funding, housing, we're looking to all of you for assistance, and all of our city partners and all the young people to make this program work. thank you very much for being here today. we appreciate your support and we look forward to reporting back to you in a couple of months when we start placing our first young folks into housing. thank you. ♪ >> welcome to hamilton recreation and aquatics center. it is the only facility that has an integrated swimming pool and recreation center combined. we have to pools, the city's wa

former cia john brennan tweeted look at the miriam -- mirror. your inflammatory rhetoric, insults, lies, and the physical violence are disgraceful. draft and try to act presidential. i pipe bomb was addressed to john brennan but sent to cnn in new york causing the billing to be evacuated. no known threats in the bay area but police are on high alert. bart has increased the number of officers include k-9 unit and the chp and local police department are monitoring the situation. alyssa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we are also starting to see the impact of the bomb scare in the bay area. this morning we talked to police and said that my case that there are no specific threats against the transit system. bart is increasing the number of officer including k9 unit. the visible presence of extra officers is meant to be a deterrent to criminals and a measure of reassurance of for passengers. >>> the bart board of directors will consider expanding the use of surveillance technology throughout the system to improve rider safety. currently, bart has a

i want to bring in this family over is miriam and her 10-year-old daughter.een walking over a week with your four girls. what are you hoping for? [ speaking foreign language ] she said she was left homeless. why were you left homeless? [ speaking foreign language ] gang members took over their home. [ speaking foreign language ] gang members asked knee leame t my home with my children. and that is j you decided to do this now. where are you hoping to get to? [ speaking foreign language ] in respect -- she says she wants to get to the united states to give her children opportunity there. once you get to the u.s., you know president trump's tough talk on immigration. [ speaking foreign language ] >> she says she hopes that president trump opened his heart to give asylum. that's what she wants for her and her daughter. let me talk to you. how hard has the journey been? [ speaking foreign language ] she says it is very hard to walk along the roads and many people have also fainted. you are very brave. thank you for talking with us. some of the stories here from t

he, along with his wife miriam, has gambled $50 million on republican house candidates.a group called the congressional leadership fund. it's the official super pac that supports house republicans running for reelection or a new seat. and that 50 million represents nearly half of all the money this pac has spent this cycle, 40%. much of it has been going to candidates struggling financially, who have been outraised. he's the single biggest donor to republican house candidates. where would they be without their sugar daddy? where would they be without their vegas whale? here in vegas, forget about jonah or ahab or vegas. here in vvegas, the whale that matters to them is sheldon adelson. at does it take to make digital transformation actually happen? do you just flip a switch... and presto your business is magically transformed? not quite. it takes a ground-breaking company like dell technologies. a family of seven technology leaders working behind the scenes to make the impossible... reality. for instance, we're helping to give cars the power to read your mind from anywhe

we see sheldon and miriam adelson giving $87 million and counting to republican efforts to try to keep the house of representatives. so after citizens united, we saw a real sort of change in thinking that maybe these big donors were going to dominate american politics for decades to come. we see the pendulum swinging the other direction on the democratic side. we'll maybe have a verdict on how this sort of divergence will play outcome election day. >> are there any expectations in the stretch drive? we're talking about an imbalance now. any indications of a last-minute onslaught on the republican side from these wealthy donors you're talking about? anything at the last minute that would even this out a little bit? >> yeah. we're already seeing that. the adelsons gave almost more than $30 million just last month and we're hearing there may be more in store. when we see the monthly reports come in from some of these other republican super pacs. on the flip side of things, i think we'll see major contributions that we already have caught wind of from democratic donors, including michael b