series four of natalie haynes stand up series four of natalie haynes stand upfor series four of nataliessics begins at 4pm a week tomorrow, monday. more serious matters now. how dare you! i worked so matters now. how dare you! i worked so hard on that programme! to contrast to the weather, the guardian, who is starting us on this, universal credit fundamentally flawed, this has been around a long time, the suspicion is something wrong with the system. the guardian has worked hard to get whistle—blowers has worked hard to get whistle— blowers to talk has worked hard to get whistle—blowers to talk to them about the fact the system is so flawed that there is no version of it that could work. so riddled with design flaws and process faults it's practically guaranteed to generate mistakes and delays push vulnerable claimants into hardship. that was the first paragraph. it is exactly as shocking and as predictable, somehow an surprising and shocking at the same time. fund legally broken and thoroughly designed. completed and prone to errors, it created an enormous numbers of delays, mps accus

natalie: ok. i think that the way the kremlin has managed post soviet economic history, has not provided for people to have hope in the future, in terms of their economic wherewithal. you don't see the kind of growth in the russian economy but i think the russian people would like and deserve. this related not have the same types of freedoms that i think the russian people got a taste of and it was taken away, the yearly gala a now of most ngos, the restrictions on the freedom of media. enjoyingainly aren't -- as an example of free travel, -free travel, which in the ukraine and are entering in the european union, because they met several -- over 400 conditions to get that free travel. so i think that when you look at theg ukrainians who were at core of the revolution, they were being given a choice whether or not to push at resident yanukovych, to continue down the path of the eu. those values, those opportunities, or they could look north to what was happening in russia, and they're calling their

natalie: luis enrique fue presentado como nuevo director tÉcnico de la selecciÓn de espaÑa.omo siempre, lo que expresado lo que manifestado y estamos eternamente agradecido con la federaciÓn mexicana de fÚtbol por la oportunidad que nos dio. como cualquier otro manager, otro tÉcnico colombiano, la posibilidad de dirigir a una gran selecciÓn, como la colombiana, es inevitable. natalie: la federaciÓn espaÑola presento a luis enrique, no director tÉcnico de la selecciÓn. el entrenador de 48 aÑos se comprometiÓ por dos aÑos y llega en sustituciÓn de fernando. hablan conferencia de prensa donde tiene una lista de jugadores. >> tenemos muchas cosas a mejorar. no habrÁ una revoluciÓn, pero sÍ tiene que haber cambios. es el rendimiento lo que me interesa y viene gente por natalie: a travÉs de sus redes sociales, michael lamentÓ que su presentaciÓn con el villarreal se queda aplazado. estaba planeada para llevarse a cabo el viernes y en el vuelo que viajaba el mexicano a madrid sufre un percance en el tren de aterrizaje. primero que regresar y aterrizar de emergencia. maÑana arranca

like they kinda went in war. >> panicked, natalie and brian called 911.urs later, they had to do the unthinkable, admit their 10-year-old son to a psychiatric hospital. >> dropped him off. >> we left our son there. >> and we don't get to stay. >> we don't get to stay. >> and we had to leave. >> i just study children and try and understand what's wrong with them and how to help them. >> reporter: dr. sue swedea works at the national institute of mental health. she believes common childhood infections like strep throat can trigger sudden and drastic changes in some children like parker. >> the wrong strep and the wrong kid results in the wrong kind of immune response, that impacts the brain and gives rise to behavioral symptoms. >> reporter: 400 miles away, just outside chicago -- another family in crisis. [ crying ]. >> reporter: alexia got strep throat for the first time when she was 4 years old. days after treatment, her mom said she changed from a well behav behaved happy child to this automat -- >> shut up! shut up, shut up! >> how long until you saw a

nataly: al regresar de los deportes jeremy se pierde el torneo por lesiÓn.arcador a los 31 minutos, empatÓ y 8 minutos luego y en tiempo extra se adelantÓ croacia por mario fernÁndez y croacia ganÓ 4- 3. en otro encuentro inglaterra eliminÓ a suecia y abrio el marcador al minuto 30 y mientras que al 59 puso el 2- 0 para regresar a los ingleses a una semifinal luego de los 28 aÑos y no se complicaron. entonces asÍ quedaron definidas las semifuimoste del mundial, e prÓximo martes y miÉrcoles a las 11:00 de la maÑana del pacÍfico, antonio mohamed es el nuevo tÉcnico. >> no venimos de vacaciones, venimos a triunfar, entonces de nuevo con esa ilusiÓn, los Últimos equipos donde hemos estado hemos tenido la posibilidad t ser campeones, pero lo primero que tenemos que lograr que la gente se sienta identificada con el equipo, vamos a ir construyendo todos juntos el sueÑo de clasificar a europa, es el objetivo que tenemos. nataly: muchas gracias. ♪ ramÓn: habitantes de la ciudad de mÉxico invadidos por un alo de sol, causado cuando la luz del sol pasa a travÉs de cris

i'm george howell. >> and i'm natalie allen. welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. this is our top story. the rhetoric escalating just hours ago on twitter. >> late sunday the u.s. president donald trump tweeted this. you'll see it's in all caps there. it says, "to iranian president rouhani. never, ever threaten the united states again or you will suffer consequences the likes of which few throughout history have ever suffered before. we are no longer a country that will stand for your demented words of violence and death. be cautious," said the u.s. president. >> president trump appears to have been responding to these comments from president rouhani. take a listen. >> translator: mr. trump, don't play with the lion's tail. this would only lead to regret. you will forever regret it. you are not in a position to incite the iranian nation against iran's security and interests. the iranian nation knows its interests and sacrifices to protect them. you are mistaken. >> president trump's top diplomat also took aim

hello. >> reporter: hi, natalie. is the calm right now, despite that incident that took place earlier today. i think we call this gaza calm. because this happens time and time again. you can still hear the drones overhead. earlier, you could hear warpl e warplanes. the situation calm but tense yesterday, a lot of people were thinking this is going to head to a war. we heard from the u.n. special coordinator for peace saying that everyone needs to step back from the brink and not let this get to a bar. what we're hearing from a hamas official is that behind the scenes, there was quite the effort by the u.n., by the egyptians to broker some sort of cease-fire that we've seen time and time again. i want to take you back to last weekend, where we saw a very large uptick in violence in gaza, where you had over 200 rockets and mortars fired into israel. they have the largest bombing campaign since 2014. again the u.n. and the egyptians were able calm the tensions, but this uptick in violence, it's cyclical. we are seeing i

♪ natalie: ¿ quÉ tal? les saluda natalie juÁrez.n resultados importantes y al final en el partido contra brasil se jugÓ muy bien. no nos alcanzÓ. no hay nada que reclamarle a nadie. natalie: en cuartos de final, brasil enfrentarÁ a la selecciÓn de bÉlgica. el conjunto tuvo su Último entrenamiento. en ot duelo, uruguay ante francia. edinson cavani estÁ descartado debido a una lesiÓn en la pierna izquierda. para mÁs informaciÓn estÁ noche contacto deportivo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ramÓn: en noticias univisión 14 somos tu gente, tu voz. ♪ este 4 de julio los fanÁticos de la pirotecnia seguro saldrÁn a hacer de las suyas, pero para evitar inconvenientes con la ley el club rotario de san josÉ estarÁ celebrando el dÍa de la independencia con fuegos artificiales gratuitos y estÁn invitando a los residentes que vayan a disfrutar en familia. la direcciÓn estÁ en pantalla y el espectÁculo está programado a las 9+30 de la noche. gracias. nos vemos con mÁs esta noche en sÓlo a las 11. ♪ ♪ ilia: feliz dÍa de independencia! es miÉrcoles 4 de julio y estas son las

natalie: mala noticias para s matÍas almeida hablÓ en exclusiva con univisiÓn natalie: francia enfrentarÁ juegos en houston. en el octavo inning, batiÓ un doble y cruz anotÓ poco despuÉs, marcan batiÓ sencillo y con eso oakland ganÓ. malas noticias para los Ángeles, el lanzador derecho opto por someterse a una cirugÍa para reparar el daÑo de ligamento colateral en el codo. se le dio la opciÓn de operarse o bien elegir la opciÓn de rehabilitarse sin pasar por el quirÓfano. Éste 20 de julio regresa la actividad del fÚtbol mexicano entre los esperamos para que viva con intensidad el apertura 2018 por todas nuestras plataformas. ramÓn: expertos en seguridad cibernÉtica lentos a los padres sobre el uso de los telÉfonos inteligentes de que es muy comÚn que los adolescentes y niÑos tengan una vÍa digital prÁcticamente invisible para sus padres. una serie de actividades secretas para las redes sociales podrÁn llevar a sus hijos a acarrear las temidas consecuencias de acoso y suicidios. por otra parte, sigue creciendo brote de salmonela por el consumo de los cereales. el control o el centro para e

con el apoyo de miles de fanÁticos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ natalie: buenas noches.no, le darÉ un dato que es una coincidencia. no quiero entrar en esos juegos. simplemente le doy el dato para que vean que no tiene nada que ver y que se argentino. es un buen Árbitro. natalie: malas noticias para brasil, en lateral derecho quedÓ fuera del mundial debido a una lesiÓn de ligamento tras un esguince que sufriÓ en un entrenamiento. definiÓ al 11 titular para enfrentar al bÉlgica y marcelo jugara. entre ellos, miguel, gerardo, y javier quien hablÓ de juan carlos osorio. >> esperemos que le den continuidad y se tome la mejor decisiÓn, pero la mÁs importante es que es complicado tener dos sesiones de ese rubro. natalie: en la pelota caliente, la liga nacional san francisco abriÓ frente a san luis. los visitantes anotaron cuatro veces incluyendo jonrÓn. matt descargÓ jonrón frente al abridor de los gigantes, que encargÓ con la derrota tras regresar de la lista de lesionados. hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn . buenas noches. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ un brindis, para las estrellas de la selec

i'm natalie allen. >> and i'm george howell. welcome here to viewers in the united states and around the world. the rhetoric escalating just hours ago on twitter. >> late sunday u.s. president donald trump tweeted this in all caps. "to iranian president rouhani. never, ever threaten the united states again or you will suffer consequences the likes of which few throughout history have ever suffered before. we are no longer a country that will stand for your demented words of violence and death. be cautious." >> the u.s. president appears to have been responding to this quote from iranian state media, speaking to diplomats sunday. iran's president reportedly said, "mr. trump, we are the honest man and guarantor of the safety of the waterway of the region throughout history. do not play with the lion's tail. it is regrettable." peace with iran is the mother of peace and war with iran is the mother of wars. president trump's top diplomat also taking aim at iran. listen here to the u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo, what he had to

natalie: hasta que la informaciÓn. regresó con ustedes.sde hace unos 20 aÑos, viajan por todo el mundo. cuando carolina no encuentra el nÚmero que le va bien, de todos modo las compra. algodÓn. felix: hay coleccionistas para todos. arme gusta coleccionar perfumes. felix: me gusta coleccionar Álbumes de fÚtbol. que pase buenas noches. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ jairo: simple tenemos que tomar medidas de prevenciÓn para prevenir incendios. si es indocumentado no tema llamar al 911. y tambiÉn, el partido demÓcrata de california ofrece su respaldo a kevin de leÓn era la elecciÓn general de noviembre. ♪ ♪

natalie: gracias. los saludo con mucho gusto. harÁ reconocimiento ya se de conocer italiano serÁ el árbitro central frente al juego. espaÑa enfrentarÁ a rusia por primera vez en un mundial. pique protagonista de la prÁctica, recibiÓ un pisotón y tuvo que ser atendido. escuchamos a david silva en conferencia de prensa. >> yo creo que el Éxito ha sido llevar el balÓn. cada partido te pide cosas diferentes y tenemos que saber leerlo, , creo que lo hemos hecho durante todo este tiempo. natalie: pasamos al automovilismo. desde el puestoÚ 17. mientras que el de mercedes benz se llevÓ el primero de la temporada. estarÁ por delante de luis. hasta que la informaciÓn. patricia: les mostraremos otra final de partido, sobre los equipos de rusas. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>historias que hacen historia. domingos a las 10:00 p.m., 9:00 p.m. centro. enrique: nos despedimos esta noche con las imÁgenes un barrio de fÚtbol que se realizÓ en el marco de la copa mundial en rusia. patricia: como ven a sus pantallas, estas mujeres se vistiero con vestidos de novia, salga

natalie: pasamos al automovilismo.a: les mostraremos otra final de partido, sobre los equipos de rusas. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>historias que hacen historia. domingos a las 10:00 p.m., 9:00 p.m. centro. enrique: nos despedimos esta noche con las imÁgenes un barrio de fÚtbol que se realizÓ en el marco de la copa mundial en rusia. patricia: como ven a sus pantallas, estas mujeres se vistieron con vestidos de novia, salga el sano zapatillas deportivas y mostraron su furor por el fÚtbol. y alzaron la copa del mundo. enrique: maÑana domingo tenemos, durante todo el dÍa, una la cobertura de este proceso electoral en mÉxico. patricia: amplia cobertura. tenemos a corresponsales y enviados especiales, analistas. estaremos cubriendo la elecciÓn a lo largo y ancho del paÍs todo para que usted sepa los resultados por univisiÓn y puertas la plataforma recitales. enrique: todo un equipo de periodistas digitales que estarÁn pendientes a lo largo de esta larga jornada electoral. les invitamos a que nos acompaÑa desde muy temprano, con jorge ramos, y

natalie pirks, bbc news, moscow. no one is saying this would be easy for england.nalties. but do the business, and who knows how far they could go. for what could be a defining moment for english football. studio: dan roanin for english football. studio: dan roan in moscow, thank you. it was the first day of wimbledon today and the eight—time champion roger federer began defending his title storming to a straight—sets victory. meanwhile, seven—time champion serena williams was back in action after giving birth last year. she too went through in straight sets beating arantxa rus from the netherlands, but acknowledged afterwards that it had been a tough match. joe wilson was there. viewed from space, the wimbledon queues would give a lesson in human patience for any alien life form. these people will walk in line to the tennis, whoever‘s playing. but we all know who's missing. for british tennis right now, andy murray may seem irreplaceable and his absence certainly leaves a hole. so, who to fill it today? well, what about the greatest male player of all time? roger

joe fryer with the latest. >> the interest surrounding natalie wood's death. to keep the case moving forward. now a new podcast reveals police have new evidence and lana is calling for her sister's husband to speak out. >> tell the truth for once and for all. >> the sister of screen legend natalie wood searching for answers in her untimely death. lana wood revealing new details she said she learned about her sister's last hours aboard a yacht. >> i believe there was a horrible fight on bore the "spl "splendour" i believe she was struck or pushed." >> part of "fatal voyage" hosted by dylan howell. >> what we have uncovered is explosive and powerful putting together a case for foul play. >> wood drowned in the water off catalina island in 1981. her husband, won't wagner, was also on the yacht. just five months ago investigators named him a person of interest in the decades old case. wagner denied any involvement in the death and into about it in 2008 before the case was reopened. >> came to the conclusion that she had slipped on the swim step of the aft end of t

thank you. >> thank you, natalie. good night. >> natalie, to your point, the video, the images terrifying to see. you can only imagine what it is like for the people dealing with it. our meteorologist derek van dam here to tell us about the fire and, of course, the conditions around it. >> unfortunately weather is coming together to create this almost recipe for disaster for these fires to continue to spread. we have got temperatures in the triple digits. we have got gusty winds, especially on those ridge tops. we have a drought that is intensifying. and there is no chances of rain today or anytime in the future. so we have got a difficult situation going forward to say the least. here is the latest, the car fire, we keep focusing on this one, because it is over 83,000 acres that have been burned, 5% containment, newest fire stats to cnn from ferguson and cranston fire, they're gaining some ground, that's good news. our hats -- we tip our hats to the firefighters, the volunteers and the professionals there, because, w

i'm really glad, natalie, you said it explicitly. i should have because we should all be underscoring. that is the big game. it is the erosion of confidence in the post-world war ii liberal democratic. i like to focus on this concept of algorithms of democracy. sometimes we use that term to point to the responsibility and duty of the private sector, which is a really important part of this conversation. but it really also gets to the responsibility of democratic governments, that we are able to protect freedom and security and democratic processes all under the rule of law. and that ability is really being called into question. and i really think that democratic governments have to step up to the plate and figure out how to provide liberty, security and democratic process in our globalized, digitized, ecosystem. that is the name of the game here. but we have to do it. i mean, protecting democracy has always been hard. it is still hard. it's peculiarly hard in this new globalized, digitized ecosystem. the threats are somewhat overwhel

lo que, según natalie, le sirvió para conseguir fama y riqueza.no fue condenado. una solicitud de 1993, presentada por una de las presuntas víctimas y publicada originalmente por times union, ofrece algunos detalles. allí se lee: "yo me involucré en relaciones sexuales con un hombre llamado keith raniere. esto ocurrió cuando yo tenía aproximadamente doce o trece años". gerardo: la mujer pidió a la policía que no continuara con la investigación. hay unos antecedentes de raniere que no lo ayudan para su situación hoy. que estuvo con menores de edad. marc: yo no creo que eso ocurrió. es decir, creo que esas cosas fueron investigadas por las autoridades y no se presentaron cargos. pienso que eso está en el nivel de rumor. gerardo: pero, ¿hay un documento en que una de estas muchachas dice: "sí, yo tuve relaciones sexuales con él"? marc: sí. yo no sé si la mujer, quien era una niña al momento, está diciendo la verdad. el hecho de que ella dijera: "yo no quiero presentar cargos" no va a impedir a las autoridades acusar a cualquiera de un delito. gerardo

natalie: hasta que la informaciÓn. regresó con ustedes.uando carolina no encuentra el nÚmero que le va bien, de todos modo las compra. algodÓn. felix: hay coleccionistas para todos. arantxa: me gusta coleccionar perfumes. felix: me gusta coleccionar Álbumes de fÚtbol. que pase buenas noches. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ricardo: ey, ¿tú qué?

natalie, thank you. natalie, thank you.up for the match here in moscow. but across england, supporters are gathering to watch the game. manchester is hosting its first big screen of the world cup in the city centre ? 8,000 people have got tickets for this sold out event. after 3,000 fans watched the quarter final at nottingham castle, it's once again opening its doors to england supporters tonight. in liverpool up to 8,000 fans are expected to cheer on the three lions at the pier head fanzone. and in the capital, 30,000 england supporters will watch on as england play croatia this evening and they ll be treated to a special performance from the lightning seeds. that is in hyde park. the stadium behind me is full and so many england fans have travelled here at the last minute. we'll hear more from them later, but for now, back to huw with the rest of the day's news. the first images have emerged from the hospital where 12 thai boys and their football coach are being treated after their remarkable rescue from a flooded cave.

natalie perks is in the world cup. natalie perks is in the spartak stadium., southgate has been referring to england's old enemy, penalties. yes, we're into that stage. we have already seen two of the match going to penalty shoot outs and no team has a worse record in the world cup 01’ has a worse record in the world cup or tournament is in general as england. six of seven lost, including three in the world cup. gareth southgate has a list of all the players he believes will be taking them in order, including the history, injuries, how they have been playing in practice, and have been playing in practice, and have been looking at forensically. no one knows better the pain of missing a penalty then gareth southgate. he did it in euro 96. two years later against argentina, it happened against argentina, it happened against england. it was paul ince and david batty missed penalties then, after the crazy game where michael owen scored and david beckham got sent off, so there was heartbreak then. and in 2006, frank lampard and heartbreak then. and in 2006, frank l

natalie: mÁs adelante, cÓmo le fue la amÉrica ante el mÁnchester y un aire, además con quÉ dijo juane que comenzÓ su gusto por la mÚsica mexicana. >> cuando era niÑo cantaba conmigo todo el tiempo, con mis hermanos y toda la familia. grecia: mayo del forma parte del mariachi, el cual es dirigido por una pareja muy particular. >> yo toco guitarra, un instrumento con el triple, cuatro, cha arango y algÚn otro por ahÍ. >?2 cuando era pequeÑita y no tenÍamos televisiÓn, mÁs que nada radio. en la radio se escuchaba mucho el mariachi, junto con otras canciones latinoamericanas. asÍ fue como aprendÍ y me gustÓ grecia: esta pareja con raÍces chilenas y americanas ha llevado por seis aÑos su trabajo con mucha pasiÓn a decenas de jÓvenes. los integrantes que forman parte de este mariachi fuerte colaboran en este programa de mÚsicael distrito de davis participan en el coro, en la banda y en la orquesta. ♪ ♪ ♪ grecia: han hecho de este mariachi un puente, para que nuevas generaciones sigan llevando la mÚsica del mariachi mÁs allá del hogar donde se encuentran. palmira: continuamos. ♪ natalie: el

ramÓn: gracias, ahora pasamos con natalie y un adelanto del contacto deportivo.s en la historia del equipo angelino. otros que volvieron con su equipo en la mls, fueron los hermanos giovanni jonathan dos santos. quienes fueron titulares con el la galaxy. parece inminente, la salida de cristiano ronaldo del real madrid este verano. de acuerdo a informaciÓn del diario marca en espaÑa,el portuguÉs habrÍa rechazado un contrato multimillonario de la superliga china, que le ofrecÍan que jugara por dos aÑos cobrando 200.000.000 . aunque segÚn la misma publicaciÓn, esto fue en el invierno del 2017. la directiva del amÉrica busca reemplazo para cubrir la baja del francÉs menesm quien se perderÁ el torneo debido a la lesiÓn de su rodilla. habrÁ que esperar noticias. este 20 de julio regresa lay vidal actividad en el fÚtbol mexicano. para mÁs informaciÓn, nos encontramos en las plataformas digitales. los atlÉticos ponen su récord en 50. en la fÓrmula uno, sebastian vettel se llevÓ el gran premio de gran bretaÑa. la primera vuelta,el finlandÉs hizo contacto con el autor deja

>> tell the truth for once and for all. >> natalie wood's sister speaks ou about the 40-year mysteryust escalated to a point where she was either struck or. push >> what she said she's now learned about her sister's final hours. >> and helin for win. we go one-on-one with lin-manuel miranda for an exclusive look an hami next act. >> we always intended for t hamiltcome to puerto rico. then when hurricane maria happened, we sort of doubled down on the commitment. >> the star opening up about his latest passion project and hi he's still not throwing away his shot. today monday, july 23rd, 2018. >> bring the beat in. >> we're the daly family. >> on the "today" show. >> with my daughter for her 18th birthday. >> here with my uncle. >> here from tallahassee, florida. >> denver, colorado. >> from alabama. >> mississippi. >> good morning, welcome to "today." a rainya. pl happy crowd. so happy to have you with us on a drizzly monday morning. > we'll get out there in a second. al and craig are in boston for the kickoff of something special. >> let's get to the news. 8:00, and weew have breakin

natalie: arrancamos con la informaciÓn.ir ganando no lo pudimos mantener. >> llegamos pasando de casualidad y quizÁs hoy no me deseamos ese resultado pero fueron superiores. natalie: derrotaron dos a uno a portugal. el conjunto del maestro tavares terminÓ el partido. eliminaron a cristiano ronaldo quienes para muchos junto con lionel messi son de los mejores jugadores. en informaciÓn de la selección, vamos con nuestro compaÑero. reportero: la selecciÓn mexicana ya estÁ en samara donde enfrentarÁ a brasil. esta maÑana juan carlos osorio tuvo su Último entrenamiento importante en moscÚ donde afinÓ detalles. se vislumbra un poco que podrÍa ser algo similar a lo que vimos contra alemania. por lo pronto maÑana reconocimiento de la cancha y despuÉs conferencia de prensa con con carles osorio. -- con juan carlos osorio. un brindis de estrella jalisco pa arriba! para las estrellas de la selección mexicana. pa abajo! para las estrellas que saben que no llegamos aquí por suerte, sino por años de dedicación. al centro! para las estrel

natalie: arrancamos con la mls.llÁ de esto, tenemos que buscar darle a la aficiÓn una alegrÍa. estaba de regreso al estadio azteca. todos estaba juntando para hacer un buen juego y afortunadamente nos salieron bien las cosas. natalie: en la segunda entrada, bateÓ jonrón al jardÍn izquierdo. palmira: una compaÑÍa americana y una japonesa a nociÓn a lo que podrÍa ser una esperanza de calidad de vida para millo esta medicina es un anticuerpo que reduce ciertas s -- sustancias en el cerebro. un grupo de investigadores de la universidad nacional autÓnoma de mÉxico, de conocer que las mujeres que se exponen en los llamados aromÁticos podrÁn desarrollar cáncer de mamacontacto con este contaminante. estos aromÁticos son los que se generan durante la quema de carb palmira: si tienes algÚn eso de que reportar, te puedes comunicar con nosotros de distintas maneras. ya sea por telÉfono, o a través de nuestras redes sociales. para terminar con una sonrisa su rostro, vea quÉ pelo tiene este bebÉ. se llama baby y tiene muchos segu

natalie aczar, nbc medical correspondent. let's get to what the biggest concerns are. if you're in that initial staging area where there's a makeshift medical triage sterp set up, what's the first thing you need to look for in treating these boys? >> the first thing, alex, they're going to make sure is physically they're well enough to be transported to the hospital where the more indicate assessment of their nutritional status is going to take place. the first things will be the basics, airway, blood pressure, temperature. after that they'll be transferred to the hospital, then more deeply, are there any infections? we heard correspondents talking about concerns of caves disease which is a fungal infection in addition to drinking contaminated water. and how jing jerly they have to start reintroducing solids. by the way, there's a whole field of medicine dedicated to how this is done, so the experts on hand. i should say after they're assessed and hopefully physically well enough to survive, then is going to come the hard part. i don't think we can underestimate the ps

natalie: milÁn ante manchester united en la international champions cup.or de la liga mx el fin de semana. doble cartelera, la acciÓn comienza a partir , la acciÓn comienza a partir de las 4:55 p.m. y se sumÓ a la palmira: un estudio publicado por la revista internacional de cÁncer dio a conocer que las personas que dejan de comer unas dos horas antes de menor r de contraer cÁncer de mama o de consistente con la cena y asÍ mantener su ciclo de sueÑo normal. puede beber agua acuerdo para hidratarse. muchos debaten si tomar agua simple o con gas. segÚn estudios, el agua con gas es tan hidratante como el agua sin gas. dicen que la diferencia es que las bebidas con agua carbonatada o gas corren mÁs rÁpido en el cuerpo. palmira: somos tu gente tu voz, si tienes alguna historia quÉ reportar, te puedes comunicar con nosotros de diferentes maneras. las tienen pantalla, les puede anotar. hoy se llevÓ a cabo un taller de ciudadanÍa en nuestras oficinas de univisiÓn uniter la informaciÓn sin fines mantenemos al tanto de los prÓximos eventos. llegamos al final del not

natalie and george? about her vigor, her passion that has her in the spotlight like this? she is a tough girl, what she did. of course, she -- you shouldn't slap a soldier, i want to make that point as well. >> reporter: tough girl seems to be a bit of an understatement. her family is well known as activists. that has led to her fame. the 2012 picture of her holding up her fist to an israeli soldier rocketed her to stardom and that path continued as her name continued to be out there. part of it is the fact she was 16 years old when she was arrested and already famous meaning it was that much easier to pick up on her story. there were questions from the very beginning about should she have served eight months in prison for slapping a soldier, especially after the -- another soldier allegedly had shot her cousin in the head with a rupper bullet, injuring him. all of that made the case more volatile, more polarizing and made her more famous. we haven't seen any response from the israelis since her release,

natalie azar joins me. dr. natalie, in the minute we have left, what concerns do these boys have to face when they come out of the cave? >> their status has to do with falling oxygen levels as we mentioned a couple times. they're exhaling co-2, they're not getting enough oxygen. short term that could be shortness of breath, heart and brain problems, longer term some other issues, of course, well hypothermia. if those two things can be addressed and/or managed, monitored as they are coming out then the initial triage, of course, then goes to the rest of their vital signs and things like that. the bigger picture, infection and post traumatic stress. >> you mentioned infection. that is a concern. you were describing something -- what is it a cave fungus? >> it's called cave's disease. it likes to live in moist, dark environments. that's one of the biggest risks, that's a lung infection but they were drinking -- we heard they were licking water off the walls of the cave and they can develop infectious diarrhea from

--natalie: cristiano ronaldo estarÍa cada vez mÁs cerca de dejar al real madrid.nal. tambiÉn, francia enfrentarÁ a los charrÚas. mientras tanto,-- >> yo lo de cavani lo dejo ahÍ porque la informaciÓn ya se dio. no quiero entrar en cierto juegos asÍ que en 48 horas se va a saber quienes integran el equipo titular y quienes son los suplentes. natalie: para mÁs informaciÓn, esta noche lo esperamos como siempre en "contacto deportivo". lo invitamos a ingresar a nuestras diversas plataformas digitales. www.univisiÓndeportes.com. palmira: en "noticias univisiÓn 14" somos tu gente, tu voz. si tienes alguna historia que reportar comunÍcate con nosotros. esta noche en sÓlo a las 11, en 13 de una loterÍa para familias de bajos recursos interesadas en comprar una vivienda en san francisco. [llantos] ademÁs, le tenemos el emotivo reencuentro de esta madre guatemalteca con su hija luego de ser separadas por agentes de migraciÓn cuando cruzaban la frontera sur el pasado dÍa de las madres. investigadores de una universidad en estados unidos estudiaron por un aÑo mÁs de 17,000--

with the story of the match, here is our sports correspondent natalie pirks.ith hope and the knowing belief that anything is possible but this is david and goliath territory. with spain unbeaten in two years, russia had to get to grips with them early, quite literally. ramos was convinced the goal was his but it went down as russia own goal. the spaniards were dominating but soon the most partisan of crowds have something to scream about. penalty, russia. hands up if you just made a big mistake. david de gea was about to guess wrong. russia are level. the clock was ticking but the spanish cavalry were yet to arrive. extra time came, extra time went and spain is still could not get past the white wall. russia had neverfaced world cup penalties before as the stadium collectively held its breath. all had scored before this one. with everyone netting their penalties, it was down to this penalty for spain. spain are out. the fans went wild. the banner said we play for you. for spain, this tournament will be one to forget. they never looked convincing but no one tho

natalie brunell, abc news, los angeles. >> our thanks to natalie.e in los angeles. >>> a woman in dallas, in the meantime, has taken down an alleged carjacker by shooting him in the head. she says the suspect jumped into her minivan as she was paying for gas. her two young sons were in the backseat at the time. so she jumped into the passenger seat, pulled a gun out of the glove compartment and fired a single shot when he refused to stop. the suv crashed into a pole. the suspect survived and is in the hospital in serious condition. the children were not harmed. >>> a teenager in maine has made what some are calling a miraculous recovery after being shot in the head by a pellet gun. charlie quimby was rushed to the hospital where his mother was told he would not survive his injuries. a priest was even called in to read last rites, but then charlie shocked everybody by waking up and moving around. >> i was so happy, i started crying, you know, i started crying, i'm like, oh, my god, it's just wonderful. i didn't that at all. i didn't expect that he wa

with me are the author and broadcaster, natalie haynes and rob merrick, deputy political editor of the. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the times quotes the head of amazon in the uk, saying there could be civil unrest within two weeks if britain leaves the european union with no deal. the financial times says brussels has rejected uk proposals on how to govern the city of london's access to the european market after brexit, saying theresa may's latest financial services plan would rob the eu of its decision—making autonomy. the metro carries a story we've covered today of a boy of three, who's become one of the youngest acid attack victims in the uk after he was burned while on a family shopping trip. the daily mail describes how witnesses saw the mother's anguish after the attack. the sun also leads with the same story, saying police are looking for three men in connection with the attack. the guardian reports that according to whistleblowers, the universal credit system is so fundamentally flawed that it pushes vulnerable claimants into hardship. according to the daily

natalie? >> ama, the weather was a little more cooperative today, which allowed crews to directly attack the fire. however, you can see behind me, the smoky skies returning which is hindering their efforts this afternoon. now crews say that the goal is to keep firefighters safe and keep structures standing. >> hello, spca. >> another call means another pet coming to stay at the mariposa spca. despite her own home being under a fire advisory, jenette has been sleeping in her office and taking in animals while families evacuate the ferguson fire. >> just stay here and started getting calls at 1:00, throwing in the morning, taking in animals. >> reporter: lozano is one of the many under advisory. as the fire continued to spread. with clearer skies, air crews were able to tackle the ferguson fire, which is burning more than 17,000 acres near yosemite national park. >> the visibility has increased force earlier in the day. as soon as we're able to get aircraft up in the air, as you see behind you,

natalie, reporting from athens, thank you. in other news, cricket star turned politician, imran khan, hoping to become the pakistani prime minister as they prepare to vote in an election pitting him against the party of the former jailed prime minister, omar sharif. the string of attacks included a suicide bombing that killed more than 150 people and resulted in the deployment of nearly 400,000 euro the officers. the election will see the transfer of power from one civilian government to another for only the second time in the nation's 70 year history. i want a new candidate to be elected that can carry pakistan forward. the progress should be in the hands of a new leader. we are tired of the old leaders already. they haven't proven to be good. >> the country is economically weak at the moment. on the verge of bankruptcy. one thing that is for sure is that whatever government arrives , it will be facing challenges, but we hope to ever government it is, it will help pakistan to its feet. annette: we have more from islamabad. >>

george and natalie, we just saw how that came through here. >> it is interesting at the same time that the united states not really on that list of other nations that you mentioned as these civilians and the white helmets have been evacuated from syria. >> well, the u.s. was part of the effort to put together this operation to make sure there was a way out. from what we know right now, which is a statement from the jordanians as well as a statement from the foreign ministry, it doesn't look like they'll take in any of these white helmets even over the course of the few years since they started helping a few years ago. this is a volunteer rescue group that in the fighting of syria, in the a yos ever syria has become an important factor and group for saving lives. they say there are roughly 4,000 members of the white helmets according to the organization and they say they've saved more than 100,000 lives in the years of fighting in syria. >> if you could remind our viewers around the world what the white helmets have done in syria, just the work they did digging through the rubble and tr

i'm natalie allen. and this is cnn kwz newsroom." our president donald trump is at the resort, probably glad to be out of washington. for the past few days, reporters have peppered him with questions he clearly is not interested in answerin answering. >>. >> mr. trump has his former attorney to thank for all this. cohen this tweak threw his old boss under the bus, claiming that then candidate trump did know and approve that 2000 meeting with russians is the trump tower. he chose to express himself on twitter, once again, denying about knowing about the meeting and suggesting cohen made up the claim because of his own legal problems. if cohen is telling the truth, it could be politically devastating for this white house. for more on that. >> reporter: michael connow claiming that donald trump knew in advance of the june 2016 trump tower, where russians were offering dirt on hillary clinton. sources say cohen is prepared to tell special counsel mueller what candidate trump knew and when. >> it's a bombshell, if it is true and cob rated

parents like natalie and her husband brian, who took parker to more than a dozen doctors in their homefor a panacea for pandas all with limited results. >> i would have to say most of the time i would bring it into these doctor appointments and they would go hmmm. that's interesting. that's weird. >> nobody ever said oh, my god, i can't believe he's doing that, lets figure that out. >> thank you for flying with us. we should be on the ground shortly. >> reporter: that is, until they went to see dr. latimer in dc. mom and parker walk in the building. >> she goes by beth. >> hi there. doctor latimer this is parker. >> hi parker. okay, so the first thing i want you to do is look right at my nose, okay? >> reporter: dr. latimer spends over two hours evaluating parker medically. >> now turn your head over towards the window. >> reporter: learning his developmental history >> this was his cursive, and you can see it almost looks like. >> perfect. >> and then instead of cursive he started printing, and then his printing started to look more like, even before kindergarten. >> reporter: but mos

natalie pirks, bbc news, samara.r the son of samara when they land here soon and they know what tricky opponents sweden can be. they are stubborn, organised and england have only beaten them twice in the last ten games but when they ta ke to in the last ten games but when they take to the pitch tomorrow they know a side ranked 12 places below them is all that stands between them at their first world cup semi in 28 yea rs. i can't wait, thank you very much indeed, natalie. our top story this lunchtime. the cabinet meet at chequers for crunch talks on brexit, as theresa may tries to make her ministers agree on her latest plan for trade with the eu. and coming up — the raf celebrates its centenary next week. my colleague sophie raworth examines her own grandfather's role in its early days. coming upon bbc news, england have held theirfinal training session ahead of their world cup quarterfinal and are now on the way to samara. all the latest on the world cup to come. now, normally when we report on president donald trum

natalie? >> reporter: well, ama, firefighters are working in the extreme heat and very steep terrain. this dark smoke that you can see behind me also posing a challenge for air support crews. meanwhile, families are evacuating, hoping that they still have a home when they return. smoke blankets mariposa county as the deadly ferguson fire burns more than 9,000 acres and counting. the blaze is almost impossible for firefighters to reach as it burns in steep terrain near yosemite national park. >> in a lot of areas they can't go direct because the area is so incredibly steep, but they're going to be doing is working along that edge where they can and just kind of tieing in with existing roads and trails. >> while on edge, the community is also grieving after mariposa fire braden varney was killed saturday. meanwhile, fire crews have closed highway 140 headed to yosemite national park. several areas nearby including cedar lodge at jerseydale are being evacuated the blaze brings back memories from

la acciÓn deportiva estÁ a cargo de natalie juÁrez.nerse 4-2 necaxa se acercaba a 4-3 y cargos gonzÁlez olga-- logra el doblete y ganaron finalmente 5-3. en una ceremonia celebrada este domingo en el salÓn de la fama, guerrero se suma a pedro martÍnez y otro dominicano mÁs. royals visitaba a los yanquis. un cuadrangular en el jardÍn derecho empujando a gregorius y poner la pizarra 2-0. en la sexta un bateo de sacrificio. el marcador terminÓ6-3. luis hagen la--- lewis hamilton logrÓ el gran premio de hungrÍa. saca mete llegÓ en la segunda posiciÓn-- sebn vettel llega en segunda posiciÓn. en ciclismo, contra todos los pronÓsticos y siendo la mÁs grande sorpresa de los Últimos aÑos, el galÉs tomÁs se convirtiÓ en el ganador de el tour de francia. tomÁs se impuso en los favoritos. el colombiano quintana fue 10 en la clasificaciÓn general. para todos los amantes del el martes las acciones del encuentro, ademÁs recordarles que todas las noches los esperamos en "contacto deportivo". . >> muchas gracias, buenas tardes. >> esperar el cambio de

natalie azar. what is the benefit?lly need to be reminded of this, but let's go over what the obvious benefits are of mother's milk. >> i think it's important to remember that the american academy of pediatrics has a very strong viewpoint on this. they do think that breastfeeding is the optimal way to feed your child for a number of reasons. there is evidence to suggest that it can improve the child's immune system. prevent infections. there may be a lower incidence of allergy, asthma, diabetes, being overweight and also can improve the health of the mother by reducing the risk of ovarian and breast cancer. but i think importantly, the aap also states that in the case where breastfeeding is not an option, and it isn't an option for every woman, that formula feeding is an appropriate choice. that it's safe and nutritionally sound but may not offer some of the other benefits that milk does. >> and, jeff, what about these trade issues? the administration has a very checkered career, to say the least, on trade with the pre

i'm natalie allen. >> and i'm george howell. from cnn world headquarters "newsroom" starts right now. >>> thank you again for joining us. our top story is from california. firefighters hoping they have now reached a turning point in their fight to contain a massive wildfire in northern california. in just a week the so-called carr fire has burned more than 38,000 hectares. that's about 95,000 acres. it has destroyed more than 870 structures. and for the moment it's now 17% contained. but it is still burning everything in its path. even this boat dock. >> wow. at least six people have died so far, including two children and their great grandmother. the widowed great grandfather told our dan simon that he spoke to his family as the fire closed in on them. listen. >> i left and went to town. my wife called me, she said, we can see the fire way over there. you need to come and get me. i said i'm on my way. so i just throwed down everything, took off over there. i got on quartz hill and there's two or three or four lanes of traffic c

. >> i'm natalie allen. "newsroom" starts right now. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> at 5:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast we start with the breaking news. you've seen countless times these people running into dangerous situations risking their lives, digging through rubble to save civilians in the syrian conflict. now we know that israel and jordan have come to the rescue of the white helmets. >> this group of 800 syrian civilians, including members of the volunteer rescue group have been evacuated now, we are told, to jordan. israel says its military completed this effort at the request of the u.s. and european countries. >> let's get the latest live in jerusalem. oren lieberman on the story this hour. and oren, these civilians in the white helmets are now safely out of syria. are we hearing any news, any reaction to this breaking news we're following? >> reporter: we absolutely are. and as you said there are was an international effort to arrange this operation. an incredibly sensitive operation

so i think they have to be used as lessons to be learned from. >> natalie, that was wonderful. i would hike to thank you for bringing up the international liberal order. while eileen did not mention it, in a sense, your discussion of russian hacking was all about the russians pulling at the vulnerabilities of the international liberal order. some very smart people have written advanced society depends on something called trust. everyone knows to depend upon the rule of law, but trust is required for evidence activity. and what the kremlin has been doing very effectively is cutting at the trust of the international liberal order. so i would like you to comment on that. >> i completely agree. we should all be underscoring. that is the big game. it is the erosion of confidence in the post world war ii liberal democratic order. and i like to focus on this concept of algorithms of democracy. we use that term to point to the duty of the private sector, which is an important part of this conversation. but it really also gets to the responsibility of democratic government. that they ar

natalie pirks, bbc news, at the luzhniki.u can imagine, there will be celebrations across russia as they look forward to their what will be their first quarterfinal appearance since 1970. our moscow correspdient steve rosenberg reports on what the team 5 success and the positive publicity around this tournament means for the country. chanting. they never stopped believing. as they followed the big match on the big screen in the moscow fan zone, russians experienced every possible emotion. including the sweetest one of all. euphoria. screaming and cheering. "it's great! he says. "we'll be the champions". well, from the way they are celebrating here, you might think that russia had just won the world cup. but this joy is understandable, because a quarterfinal place is a huge achievement for a side which went into this tournament the lowest ranked team. and russia isn't just winning matches. it's winning hearts and minds, too. i'm from australia. it's nothing like they say, mate. russia's like one of the nicest places i've ever

here's abc's natalie bernall. >> reporter: burning across 13 states. >> ready to go if we have to. i'm scared. >> reporter: the county fire roared to life saturday afternoon about 50 miles northwest of sacramento quickly spilling into win country, growing almost a thousand acres an hour. ballooning to more than 80,000 acres by wednesday morning. >> the rates have spread. they were dangerous and explosive. >> reporter: fire crews working to protect more than a thousand homes threatened. some reducing to leave. >> making sure when i wake up in the morning if the house is on fire i know i did my best. >> reporter: in colorado the spring fire torching more than 130 square miles. the state's second largest fire in history. this camera capturing the moments flames overwhelm a couple's vacation cabin. more than 100 homes reduced to rubble. as for california, we don't see this type of fire activity until about august. but we've already had two major fires, the pawnee and county fires together torching nearly 100,000 acres combined. natalie brunell, abc news, los angeles. >>> in florida a t