>> los llamados los nadia que logran obtener un acta de nacimientos dejan de ser fantasmas en estados unidos y con ese documento aumenta sus probabilidades de conseguir un status legal en este paÍs. >> mÁs adelante regreso con mas noticias aquÍ en "un nuevo dia" pero vamos contigo janice bencosme que tienes todos los detalles del tiempo buenos dÍas. >> muy buenos dÍas mi querida paulina y tengan todos en casita estamos a 30 dÍas del mundial. asÍ que miren yo estoy bien. >> sistema de baja presiÓn y tormenta afectando el centro de nuestra naciÓn puede ver suertes ag aguaceros, dejarÁ la posibilidad de tiempo severo para el noreste. tambiÉn mire hacia el sur continÚa esa actividad ciclÓnica desarrollada en un 20% ha disminuido sin embargo, continuarÁ siendo el responsable de esos fuertes aguaceros por

door was nadia's mother.ffered terribly. and the angerfrom nadia's brother as he spoke today was palpable. i have to live with my family ripped apart for the rest of my life. i don't see this as a tragedy. i see it as an atrocity because essentially, there is segregation between the rich and the poor. i think they call it a postcode lottery. but i'm here to remember six lives. they were ordinary people but they were also extraordinary people. they were my family and they should still be here. each story is so harrowing and so dreadful but it so important for each family to have their time to tell their story. and so important to here as well about these individuals. every story, you hear about people who worked hard, who cared for their families, who fell in love, who loved opera, bob marley, who lived life to the full, and amongst it, every time you hear of the agony of losing a child, a sister, a mother, an uncle. it goes on and it's impossible not to be deeply moved. today there was definitely that anger,

nadia and the team have also developed a novel use for your smartphone.ng infrared sensors, this phone has been rigged to detect stress levels through your breathing patterns. to put it to the test, the team gave me some maths problems to solve — yes, just like being back at school. brilliant! beep! klaxon. oh, what? klaxon. oh, no, got that wrong! suddenly, i'm really stressed. nadia hopes to eventually put these kind of sensors into clothing to help patients and people in pain. this emotional insight is valuable in other ways, too. there are some people, such as people on the autism spectrum, that tend not to be able to interpret actually the emotions and the expressions of themselves and the people that they see, that they communicate, so in that sense, we can make claims that training or creating computing technology might be better than them in terms of such interpretation or can even help them as assistive technologies. and you are forgiven. facial expressions obviously give away a whole host of non—verbal information and there are companies who are

. >> nadia daba nada por nosotros pero con humildad pudimos a sacar al equipo delante .66, chÁvez marca un gol y tijuana descuenta en el marcador. estaban a sÓlo un gol de la clasificaciÓn a la final, pero el 86 1 pase de profundidad de pablo... a la 88, pablo convirtiÓ el cuarto de los locales. toluca cuatro y xolos 1. pasamos a la jornada 36 de de la liga espaÑola. el levante recibiÓ al barcelona. el minuto nueve, josÉ entra y mete el pase para que el jugador ponga el uno a cero. ampliÓ la ventaja dos a cero y ganaba ya los locales pero el barcelona intentÓ responder y al 38, luis la deja y conecte el primero . dos a uno se pone a la pizarra. al 46, josÉ deja y te cine de primera. el levante se puso tres a uno. a 56, roger pone el cinco a uno y el 59 remate que se desviÓ y le queda al jugador y puso el cinco a dos . el barcelona quiere recuperar y luego luisa marca. el barcelona perdiÓ el invicto de 43 partidos. no conoce la derrota desde abril de 2017 cuando cayÓ ante el mÁlaga. 400 dÍas despuÉs volvÍ a perder. mÁs adelante, le tenemos toda la acciÓn de los playoffs e

nadia and her husband tried to by the flat.elieve that the banks were aware of something within high—rise social housing that we were not aware of. he lost six members of his family to the greg foe fire on that overnight. we heard heart—wrenching stories throughout the day. we heard about debbie lamprell described as someone who was always smiling, whose life could be heard before she came into a room. described by herfamily as an incredible woman with an amazing character. a beautiful person with an amazing personality. we heard from nicholas burton who described his wife as a beautiful person known by almost everyone on the portobello road. she had suffered from dementia and he spoke of the sheer trauma of that night. she was a very beautiful person and could have chosen anybody really. i don't know why she chose me. we had both fallen asleep on the sofa and i went to discover the fire. i want to say that it was impossible to carry my wife down about a0 flights of stairs so we had to wait to be rescued. when i got to the roya

city led at the break after nadia nadim's cool finish on 11 minutes.en beth mead added a second, with this strike. it means chelsea can stretch their lead at the top to six points with a win against sunderland this evening. the score there tonight though remaining 0—0 so far. leinster are the new european champions. they beat racing 92 of france, 15—12. which means leo cullen becomes the first man to win the trophy as a player and coach. it was a game dominated by the boot. the sides tied 12—12 until leinster took the lead for the first time with minutes left on the clock. racing came up short with a final shot to take the match to extra time. so leinster crowned european champions for a record—equalling fourth time. lewis hamilton will start on pole position in tomorrow's spanish grand prix. the reigning world champion secured his first pole since the opening race of the season, and just edged out mercedes teammate valtteri bottas. ferrari's sebastian vettel will start in third, ahead of team—mate kimi raikkonen. hamilton leads vettel byjust four poin

you have the home secretary in the uk who is muslim, you have sajid javid, nadia hussein... voted for. the mayor of london. they were voted for by whites. in the us, we have seen terrible and random attacks by muslims because... well, the president was barack obama, his middle name was hussein. you have people shot, attacks, clothes set on fire... anti—muslim sentiment. business owners with signs saying "muslim—free zone". you cannot say islamophobia is an oxymoron. anti—muslim sentiment exists, yes. too many activists in muslim committees have used islamophobia to shut down debate. any criticism of them and their activities is seen as islamophobic. that is a problem, using that to shut down debate, for me as a muslim, i believe how can you have a phobia against something like that? there is a perception in the west the only good muslim is liberal, someone who does not wear a headscarf, who is not homophobic. ordinary people do not have a problem with ordinary muslims. they just do not. hijab—wearers are free and abound in europe. it is the terrorists that bring on that phob

there's frieha altaf, nadia jamil, maheen khan — if you ask me, personally, i came from a home wherece. i was told that don't feel ashamed if something like this happens to you, scream, come to me, talk to me, tell me. so my mother taught me that, she's a teacher herself. i was aware of these things. post—that, i lived in america for a while. so i consider myself very lucky, actually, because i have basic awareness, i have the exposure to understand these things. but we're talking about pakistan at large here and, yes, there is a problem because we attach... ..you know, honourand shame, all these words, they're so misconstrued. let me ask you something personal. 0bviously, we've talked about sexual violence because your movie's about that subject, but there are many other ways in which i wonder whether the pakistani movie industry, the culture, is ready to recognise different ways in which women live their lives. for example — it's personal — but you are a divorcee, you've raised a son single—handedly. yes. do you believe that recognition of the strength, the independence, the resili

city led at the break after nadia nadim's cool finish on 11 minutes. hosts score twice in ten minutes. the first by danielle van de donk and then beth mead added a second, with this strike. it means chelsea can stretch their lead at the top to six points when they host sunderland this evening. the season finishes next weekend. they are into the dying minutes of rugby unions european champions cup final between racing 92 and leinster. it's been a tense game — no tries — only penalties, and leinster have just taken the lead for the first time in the match. they lead 15—12 with two minutes to play, the irish side are looking for their first title since 2012 ireland's cricketers have enjoyed a good second day in their first ever test match. they're taking on pakistan in dublin. after rain washed—out the first day, their bowlers enjoyed a productive spell. at one point pakistan were 13 for — they recovered to reach 268 for six at stumps. the wickets were fairly evenly spread, but notably two of them fell to the former england test player boyd rankin. still

city took an early lead with nadia nadim's goal.minutes — the first by danielle van de donk and then beth mead's second enough to claim victory. arsenal now sitjust one point behind second placed city in the table with two games left to play. they will not be able to catch chelsea. chelsea have a game in hand and they are playing later. ireland's first—ever test match in cricket finally got underway on day two today, as they took on pakistan in dublin. after rain washed—out the first day, their bowlers enjoyed a productive spell, at one point reducing pakistan to 13 for 2, but the visitors closed the day 268 for 6. charles dagnall was at malahide watching the action. well, although it was 2a hours later the highlands injury into cricket provided a hugely entertaining day here. pakistan finished 268—6. they we re here. pakistan finished 268—6. they were probably be happy with that considering they were invited. but at one stage island had pakistan 159-6. at one stage island had pakistan 159—6. smart polling, intelligence captaincy an

nadia hopes to eventually put these kind of sensors into clothing to help patients and people in painmotional insight is valuable in other ways too. there are some people such as people on the autism spectrum that tends not to be able to interpret actually the emotions and expressions of themselves and the people that they see, that they communicate, so in that sense, it can make claims that training or creating computing technology might be better than them in terms of such interpretation or can even help them as assistive technologies. you are forgiven. facial expressions obviously give away a whole host of non—verbal information and there are companies were trying to uncover your hidden reactions to better market their products. emotional data can be used against us because we always feel something, so although we think we are logical beings, research shows that even when we are not aware, even when we are not conscious, we always have a feeling about things. you like it or not, you dislike it or not, and that actually affects our decisions, effects even our learning, our attention

i would like to call up rick and nadia malu. you have friends from the neighborhood. the chief's boutique. you are welcome to come up and take pictures. the chief's boutique has been an icon and fixture in glen park for 25 years. rick and nada are both refugees from turmoil in the middle east. rick from lebanon, nada from syria. this store has been, you know, you first came to glen park, a quieter village. i still remember when the grocery store, we had the neighborhood grocery store go out, the chief boutique filled the gap. i remember bringing my daughter michelle in, while she was in a baby bjorn, took a bite, almost blinded me with the squirt to the eye but lucky he didn't charge me for the squirt of the tomato. hand made sandwiches, homemade hummus, which is the best in san francisco, along with babaganoush but what is important about the chief's boutique is part of

finance and has a significant background and we are again, very, how happy we are to have her and nadia has a big shoes to fill, but anna is going to be a huge addition. >> thank you, peg. and just to add a little bit to my background, i spent 17 years working as an investment banker and 15 in public finance here in san francisco, so working with cities, counties and other public agencies throughout the state at a firm that was originally known as stone and young, but later acquired by stefal. and this is my third week here, so -- definitely new to the position, so bear with me. >> well, thank you and welcome. i think that we started presenting as part of our meeting materials upcoming, you know, bonds, so it will help this committee get a sense as to what is coming up and what to expect. so, thank you. >> one quick question on the upcoming bond sale, 388 million. will there, or is there an official statement being produced for that sale? >> yes. there is an official statement being produced, just in draft form currently. that is something that will be finalized before the offering to t

. >> reporter: nadia is a teacher in the small mexican village. these are her students. state dance champions 2 years running. they were supposed to be performing in san francisco's carnaval next weekend. more than half her students were denied visas, twice. >> they are so confused. so confused about this. they say, we are nice people. we are good kids. why don't we have the visas? >> reporter: she says they got no explanation from the state department. we haven't yet either. their executive producer says this is the first time something like this has happened. >> every year, we invite a dance company from, as far as brazil to cuba. which, cuba as you know, it's very hard to get here. we've gotten everybody here without a problem. >> reporter: he's appealing to former grand marshal nancy pelosi for help. the group is already fully funded and have been dancing extra shows since november and the town of 2000 has helped sponsor the travel. but those visas are there golden ticket and without them, there will be no carnaval and plenty of tears. >> they know what happened with

farrell and his predecessors, but then all of the people who support him, todd, maura, michele, ted, nadia, peg, tanya, ppsd, the entire controller's office are professionals who serve the city well. and once again i support this confirmation for another term. >> supervisor safai: thank you. any -- oh. please come forward. >> hi, my name is natasha, native san franciscan and i'm going to speak up for our interroverted department that won't come up to say what a great boss ben is. i wanted somebody to come up here and say something nice. that's my comment. >> supervisor safai: thank you. >> mr. controller, next time you go to your office total the amount of money uncollected payroll taxes given to twitter and used to be five, now it's nine high tech companies that's taking advantage of this tax evasion set up by this administration and the past mayor. i've come up here several times demonstrating that a minimum of $217 billion of uncollected taxes have been granted to twitter and five of the high-tech companies. is that clear? sit around and talk about you want to charge people in the finan

>> she was sent to get nadia. so what? he gave me my way out of this. we can use it on our weekend. >> put it in the back. let's get out of here. [ screaming ] ♪ >> seriously? ♪ >> frank is already on our system. also a woman veronica hill. she's suspected russian intelligence. he is up to his neck in this stuff. gps has him 500 yards away. >> we have -- >> stop at the next gate. he is going to get on you foot. >> frank. frank. we're at the top of the field. i don't know if you can see us, but just maybe run for it and know that we're here, okay? frank. are you running or are you crying? >> running and crying. >> okay. we're here. run for it. >> frank! frank! frank! >> get in the back. oh, god. frank. >> get in the back. >> go. >> go. >> drive. >> the good news is -- >> you haven't been invited. >> it's a game -- it isn't a coincidence. >> please. >> you told me to find her. it's the job that you gave me. and i can take it away. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> i was born and raised in los angeles. a california girl who lived by the ethos that most things can becl cured by yo

nadia, leslie bernarda estÁn aquÍ con nosotros. >>> hola. >>> quÉ hermosas. >>> gracias. >>> nacidasajan mucho los jardineros. >>> en el calor y el frÍo. es un trabajo duro. >>> a tu papÁ le dam mÁs calor porque tiene 6 hijas. y tiene otros hijos. >>> 10 hijos. >>> 10 mujeres y 4 hombres. >>> el michuacÁn ¿cÓmo estÁ?. >>> usted no pierde el tiempo sembrando plantitas. >>> como le dice, pero no como lo planee. >>> pero quÉ cosas entre tanto jardÍn, a quÉ hora el cuchi-cuchi a quÉ horas las educa. >>> los secretos que cuando trabajas fÍsicamente, estÁn... >>> todo estÁ duro cuando trabaja duro. el chiquillo. en que sÉ inspirÓ para la cancion del yardero >>> luego del 9/11 que hablaron de los inmigrantes que Éramos terroristas que cerrarÍan fronteras y lo vi injusto y siempre vi a adela una de las mejores para cantar rancheras y voy a componer una canciÓn para que mi hija la cante. y que, nos defienda un poco. porque soy inmigrante y me inspirÉ luego del 9/11 que comenzaron a tirarle a los inmigrantes. >>> siempre es fÁcil encontrar un culpable la tÉcnica sicolÓgica, a quiÉn le echamos

and that was the last i saw my mum, my nieces and my sister, nadia. that was really difficult.mother's house, they would have been dead, too. now i know that this week you've been going to the grenfell inquiry every day. i know you're going today, as well. that's correct. and it was really important for you to give your testimony. let's have a watch of what you said. i have to live with my family ripped apart, for the rest of my life. i don't see this as a tragedy. i see it as an atrocity, because, essentially, there is segregation between the rich and the poor. i think they call it a postcode lottery. but i'm here to remember six lives. they were ordinary people. but they were also extraordinary people. they were my family. and they should still be here. how difficult was that for you to do? it was very difficult, but necessary, i would say. what was the experience like, standing up befor the inquiry, because i know it was so important to you to do that. for me it's about telling the inquiry who my family were as people. and also telling everybody the problems that we do have

thank you very much, nadia hijab.more about the background to the violence, on the bbc news website. doubts about whether meghan markle's father will walk her down the aisle continue, with only days to go until her wedding to prince harry. this morning meghan‘s half—sister, samantha markle, said theirfather had faced an "unbelievable amount of stress", following accusations that he posed for photographs for the paparazzi. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. she is said to have a close relationship with her father, and has been looking forward to having him at her side for the wedding ceremony. that, though, is now very much in doubt. it was this security camera footage obtained by the mail on sunday which showed a freelance photographer allegedly colluding with mr markle to take a set of pictures of him which were sold to newspapers around the world. and all of this at a time when kensington palace was appealing to the media to respect his privacy. ms markle and prince harry were said to have been taken