abandonado en la frontera crece la esperanza que el reencuentro entre ambos se dé esta semana >> la nanantrevista con hoy día dice que la madre mexicana fue como una madre para él , la nieta nos comparte su orgullo tiburones en peligro son vitales para la salud de los océanos la pesca los pone en riesgo de extinción nos sumergimos en los mares para conocerlos mejor >> noticias telemundo con josé díaz-balart >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> el niño inmigrante de nicaragua convertido en el símbolo del drama migratorio en la frontera podría reencontrarse con su mamá en las próximas horas noticias telemundo encontró a la madre de wilton en un albergue en texas mientras su abogada hace todo para que la reunificación sea esta semana francisco >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> son las primeras de (...) la mamá de wilton en estados unidos en el albergue en benito texas caminando cerca del río o coloreando paisajes pasa el tiempo mientras cumple su cuarentena también mientras cuenta los minutos para reunirse con el pequeño wilton que podría salir en cualquier momento desde este ce

planifique su m Ñana el el termÓmetro va a marcar 50 grados con maciÓn ma de m para ha Ñana y viene ascensor luego que javier cha vz liberara a los niÑos. este es kevin, es uno de los hijos de la mujer se secuestrada que cree que el hombre puede matar a su mamÁ. Él estuvo cuando su pa d'astro de los obligÓ a subirse en el vehÍculo y los dejÓ donde sus abuelos para desaparecer con la mujer. >>> lo dejaron salir bajo fianza. para que hiciera lo que estÁ haciendo ahorita. despuÉs de eso volviÓ a agredirla. tratando de secuestrarla. y que la tenga como la tenga, pero que estÉ viva. >>> las autoridades aseguran que el secuestrador cruzÓ la frontera a mÉxico. sin embargo,, creen que probablemente ya cambiÓ de coche. los catÓlicos de la comunidad. en sacramento estÁn consternados, porque daÑaron varias imÁgenes dentro de la iglesia. no es primera vez que ocurre conformaron grupos para vigilar las imÁgenes para que sean profanadas se desconoce quiÉn estÁ detrÁs de los actos vandÁlicos. terminÓ cobrando la vida a su hija y su pÁrenla. >>> esto en el dÍa que la el acusado de causar la tragedia se pre

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thank you, leanne and nana.o his friends, went into the water after spotting a woman fall from london bridge. sonja jessup reports. flowers for the young man who has become known asjimi the hero. folajimi 0lubunmi—adewole died trying to save a stranger from the thames. she was rescued, along with another man, who alsojumped in. his parents, clearly deeply distressed, said they wanted to talk about how proud they were of their son. my son is a hero, and he is a very kind boy. he's my friend. even from at home, he always come to me and we are really friends. this is my son's clothes. since friday... ..i use these clothes to cover myself. i'm smelling forjimi's body on these clothes. jimi's friend bernard was with him, and saw what happened. i could hearjimi screaming my name. it was just pitch black, everywhere. and i was just trying to see if i could see him. he just kept screaming my name. all i could hear was my name, it was just echoing. atjimi's old school on monday, pupils and teachers gathered to clap for t

de mÁs antiguo de california y san francisco sobreviviÓ a la pandemia y estÁ listo para reabrir ma nanaores. fundado hace 172 aÑos. este lugar tuvo que detener operaciones temporalmente, pero a partir de maÑana, anunciÓ que volverÁ a ofrecer sus platillos. gracias por informarse con nosotros, los esperamos con mÁs a las 11. musica pero se buenas tardes se danl titulo 42 la politica que c cerraba >> reclamo del papa rodeado de restricciones el papa francisco celebro la misa de pascuas y pidiendo que la vacuna llegue a los paises pobnres >> peligro inminente residentes alas sur de tampa son evauccuads por el peligro del agua >> listo para volcar,ar todo li para e primer vuelo controlado en otro planeta y esta listo en la superficie de marte para explotrar el planeta rojo >> noticias telemundo con vanes hoauc >> iniciamos en la frontera n donde no se detienen los cruces de inmigrantes pero a pesar de la llegada de muchas famiilias la esperanza de seguir en estados unidos se quierbra en cuestion de horas porque bel gobierno de bijoe biden sigu enviadndo a mexico a las fa familias, dvamos co

quote all men my doctor all my top cap was watch my nana like a mathematical he mean. when called pm. wasn't the only teacher at cyrus out without proper qualifications but as the parents lawyer explains this is allowed under thai law the thing lack of quality much on that one what i mean what people mean by a reactor or that. mimi got caught reactor. and i'll go like what do you mean by riad progress or has i think i'm your when high. as the cases of abuse in sarasota rajapakse school hit the headlines police found 13 teaches in assistants were involved in at least $36.00 incidents meanwhile the teachers council of thailand launched an investigation discovering that less than a quarter of the staff had teaching licenses. i os apart from the ministry how this could happen. by supes or began to give our daughter we're not a level one. who 2 who may be. i mean i'm going on my record here with. my my meter more to do with what's on your. who. i'm going to be married to mr cool enough to do need to get out on. my p.c. . is it the responsibility of the education ministry to

quote all men my doctor all my top cap was watch my nana black on my thumb up and courteney. then call pm. wasn't the only teacher at cyrus out without proper qualifications but as the parents' lawyer explains this is allowed under thai law the thing that accordion must on that no one but me what he might mean by a reactor or that. made me. react. and i'll believe i caught him in my reality progress or his i think i'm your when high and. as the cases of abuse in sarasota rajapakse school hit the headlines police found 13 teaches in assistants were involved in at least $36.00 incidents meanwhile the teacher's council of thailand launched an investigation discovering that less than a quarter of the staff had teaching licenses. i os apart from the ministry how this could happen. i saw a bit and to me dorothy of our daughter we are not a lot of course all in one. who 2 or who maybe. are you going on one i recall when you. might be mutable to do what's on your. who. are going to be married to mr cool enough to do need to eat out on. my p.c. . is it the responsibility of the educat

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you speak to the resume trustees do speak to the government to speak to someone and get her nana's place collections done belong to the various museums the museums can make recommendations for specific approaches and procedures but ultimately it's a political decision because the artifacts are public as it is the public museums in europe are generally custodians and therefore not in a position to make autonomous decisions about repatriation in 2010 useem director bob a plank in china co-founded the bin need dialogue group museum directors and delegates from europe and nigeria meet annually to discuss efforts to reunite the binning works of art dispersed in collections around the world. i mean for in we started many years ago we were thinking in terms of heaven and that's because museums would have been able to make such decisions themselves as the money critic and what i would criticize about the plane in dialogue group is the lack of transparency and the fact that still talking about prominent loans even though our nigerian colleagues see that as a continuation of colonialist privilege

. >>> nana's latest flight on mars did not go as planned. we'll tell you what happened and why it's not all bad. we'll be right back. >>> coming up tonight at 6:00, from astronaut to climate activist. >> i became an instant tree hugger. >> the alarming signs the astronaut saw while he was up in space and what he's doing now . >>> the mission failed. the rover is on mars. it is doing research. but today its helicopter was set for its most daring mission yet. nasa said it was a software problem. no worries. another flight scheduled for friday. >> we will see you at 6:00. >> we'll see you then. >>> tonight, the race to reopen america as vaccinations rise and covid cases fall new york city, the one-time epicenter of the pandemic, setting the date to fully reopen after more than a year of restrictions and when the cdc now says cruises could set sail again but it comes as lingering hot spots are still flaring up where they're clamping down again >>> so tonight, the first look at our nbc news exclusive interview with president biden on his 100th da

reasonable viewer arrived with an appropriate amount of skepticism about the statements he makes that nana's maybe he got the idea from rachel maddow. rachel maddow the defense in a 2019 defamation lawsuit was that her on air statements shouldn't be believed her lawyer said that her comment therefore is a quintessential statement over torak all hyperbole incapable of being proved true or false i guess rachel is just taking after the most reliable name in news alex jones in 2018 alex jones is attorneys argued that no reasonable person would believe what he says so if you take these all together i'm guessing it's a public service announcement you should know that mainstream media hacks some alternative media hacks politicians and the quack lawyers who represent them all of these people when they're forced in a court to tell the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth all of those people admit that they do nothing but lie to you that is their job and that is how they make a ton of money rachel maddow tucker carlson alex jones in the powell they are all the same thing they are all incred

growing up, i took care of my nana, who was not well.r me, and only for me. to set goals about confidence and skills that i never had before. i was able to write a novel, which has never seen the light of day but it was a great feat for me but because it instilled a passion for writing. in 0ntario where it was —40 degrees, in 0ntario where it was —40 degrees, i learned that you are working super hard, you are still cold... i got to run a cross—country race, i did come dead last but i learned the value of working with and for a team. i learned that even if you are running and you feel you are ready to give up, don't, there will always be someone there to push you through. a girl actually gave up her spot in the race to help me up a hill that day. i was able to learn and find a love for service, to give back to different people in different ways, an environmental club and a women's shelter which is very near and dear to me. ma; shelter which is very near and dear to me. ~ , ., , , to me. my mother used it when she had me and — to me. my mo

my colleague victoria derbyshire spoke to nana—adwoa mbeutcha, they just couldn't find the heartbeat. 18 weeks, would you like to come back next week?" and i said "no, certainly not, we need to find this heartbeat now." in the end, they sent me for a scan at the hospital later that day and confirmed that the baby had died. and how did you react to that news? i was heartbroken, it was not on my radar, i was not ill. they kept saying, "did you not feel unwell, did you have any bleeding, anything, tummy ache, headaches?" absolutely nothing, i had no idea i had been walking around with a dead baby inside me. and some people may not know that when you are at 18 weeks, you actually have to give birth, you have to go through labour? yeah. that had not occurred to me at all. people do not talk about miscarriages much, so i really had no experience of what happens when somebody has a miscarriage, and when they told me i had to go through labour, as naive as it sounds, i was so shocked. i just thought somehow the baby just kind of seeps back into my skin, i don't know, it sounds ridiculous but

was 11 and the metabolites of fentanyl called nor fentanyl was 5.6 and the methamphetamine level was nanarams per. >> focusing on fentanyl you have lots of experience treating patients suffering from opioid overdose. >> yes sir i do. >> can you explain with fentanyl intoxication how that might differ from fentanyl overdose? >> the fentanyl, i will work backwards. with fentanyl overdose excessive amounts can kill you because it will cause your respiratory rate to go to none in that's how you die with the narcotic overdose. you ceased to breathe. with fentanyl toxicity you are looking at somebody who is high, they are awake but they are high so there's a big difference so you have to temper it said fentanyl intoxication versus fentanyl overdose? what is that patient doing in front of your eyes? are they awake talking and breathing normally or are they getting weak and are their respirations getting less or are they not reading at all? that's how you'd differentiated, just by looking even without a laboratory. look at what that patient is doing. >> in the case of the fentanyl overdose are th

descending artery he is the person who did the tot he sent out the toxicology samples fratton a level at 11 nana grams per milliliter methamphetamine at point $19.00 per milliliter all of these findings that are all timidly relied upon by all of these other experts were done by dr baker. he determined that the manner of death was a homicide right homicide homicide homicide but read the definition again of the medical definition of homs it is to be emphasized that the classification of homicide for the purposes of the death certificate is a neutral term and neither indicates nor implies criminal intent which remains a determination of within the province of the legal process it's. the fact that he found this a homicide is a medical term dr fall or talked about the undetermined manner. could not be determined is a classification used when the information pointing to one manner of death is no more compelling than one or more other competing manners of death in or through consideration all of the all of the information. dr baker found the immediate cause of death and the other contributing factors c

>> happy birthday, nana. >> i had no idea you were coming. when did you decide to do this?aughter franny and his mother, bonnie pitman. boy, i tell you, bonnie, you cannot trust the media. you cannot trust the media. they sneak into your house, they pop you on camera. they make you vulnerable. and for what? what a beautiful moment. thank you, each and all, for joining us. what did that mean to you, bonnie? >> oh, my heart exploded. i have never been so surprised, in my whole life. david and i have a very close relationship. and usually, i can detect things. and usually, i talk to them every day. and franny called the day before, but she wouldn't talk to me. so, i couldn't figure out what was going on. and then, you look up from your desk, and there's your son. and one of my beautiful grandchildren. i burst, as you could see. i mean, it was raw. >> it was beautiful. it was beautiful. franny, are you okay talking to me? >> yep. >> how happy did it make you to see grandma so happy? >> it made me, like, super-duper-duper happy. >> how did you keep the secret? i like that you --

in 2018, nana lost her fourth baby at 18 weeks.ests she is more at risk of miscarrying. what happened going through labour was worse than knowing that my baby died, because with my previous pregnancies going through labour is painful, it's horrible, but you have a living baby at the end of it. this time i knew it was going to be painful, it was going to be horrible and i was going to be presented with my baby that had died. a new report published in the lancet has studied more than four million pregnancies across seven countries. it says around one in seven pregnancies end in miscarriage. and around one and 100 women suffer three or more losses in a row. crucially, it suggests miscarriage rates among black women are 43% higher compared to white women. researchers are now calling for further studies to work out why this group may be more at risk. there are several possible reasons. one is that they are more susceptible to diabetes and hypertension, and those conditions need to be well—controlled. another is they more likely to have

so documentary then involved really rapidly from nana then it evolved rapidly through the social issue documentaries of the 30s and and into world war ii. i found the world war two documentaries really interesting and often the nonfiction films that they made except that last one, of course that got banned for 20 years, right? it was too true. it was too true. right and but for the most part they supported the war and sort of drummed up support for the war. and so my question is in your in your mind. what's the line between documentary and propaganda? and is that line drawn by the filmmaker or is it drawn by the distributor? it's actually drawn by the audience one of the points of this film is that the filmmaker can have all kinds of? you know efforts to tell the truth if the audience doesn't believe it. you can choose is not to believe it or the filmmaker tells a total falsehood and the audience loves it and believes it. so it's this exchange between the two in world war ii the hollywood got involved all through the history of documentaries. the the movies are entertainment industry p

we love you, nana. >> today we are so excited to celebrate the big 50th birthday. >> happy birthday dadgreetings. we have our birthdays, our graduations. congratulations and thanks to all of you for joining us. >> law school, that's a big one. way to go. >> pretty good group we have today. right to today's news right now. the cdc and fda giving the all clear to resume distribution of johnson & johnson single-dose vaccine. nbc's sam brock is in miami now with the very latest. sam, good morning. >> reporter: peter, kristen, good morning. that cdc advisory panel voted yesterday 10-4 with one abstention to bring back the johnson & johnson vaccine. they only needed a simple majority. you could be seeing sites across the country administering johnson & johnson doses as soon as this morning. where i am in miami, i have spoken with fema officials who said they will have conversations about when to bring it back momentarily. why was there a pause in the first place? dr. rochelle walensky said they did not know how many severe blood clots the agency has been looking at. it is 15 out of 7 million

so, when he comes into office, he was as if god had sent nana. >> how many chiefs of agencies are close friends with the president of united states. that help them enormously. he spoke in his own name to be sure on the one hand of everyone who stood behind them. >> although both men were born into wealth, they distrusted the business tycoons who rate for an enormous process -- profits. >> conservation was well advanced for the time teddy roosevelt had become president of the united states. he finalized it with a vengeance. >> roosevelt worked to get the force reserves out of the general land office and into the supervision of clifford. >> he hated the general land office pretty hated the interior department. he thought they were in bed with every scoundrel the company. and the many respect, he was right. >> he organized a congress in january of 1905. it provided political backing for a law answering the force reserves to the agricultural department. the bureau of fore street became the united states forest service. the force reserves were named national forests. >> the name change from

so her son, david, and his 7-year-old daughter, frannie, flew from new york to dallas to surprise nanaeliev! >> oh. >> been 14 months since those two shared a hug grandmother, bonnie pitman, said her heart exploded we saw it explode in real time right there. wow. that wonderful moment. >> how beautiful was that? >> "new york times" supporter. she had been sick and got to see her grandchild >>> still ahead here on a tuesday morning, princess diana's wedding gown set to go on display for the first time in 25 years as the royal family prepares to honor what would have been her 60th birthday. we have details live from london this morning >>> first, the new push this morning toor ps from a family who knows all too well about the our powerful conversation, and what they're now doing to help our nation's front line heros, right after this those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! ( sighs wearily ) here, i'll take that! ( excited yell ) woo-hoo! ensure max protein. with thirty grams of protein, one-gram of sugar, and nutrients to support immune health! ( abbot sonic ) ♪ (intense m